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I - ' jtttsccllanrous. printing. fHfuical. jTueU iUrttcal. Cfjr Craof*. Uailroaos. / M>\1. i C O A L I r p i l K AFFLIC'TBD W I L L KIMD T H A T p H E A F F I i: I. . n i l l l B l l M s ' C E L E B R A T E D tOMTOS, l i O W B U i A * » NAMUi *, *< rpHM .KNKKVAT1VK." bTO.NV IIUtttiK, I . W M I K M K A N D BA- UA1LROAD8. M c i M u t , N o v . 11. Train* WASHlttttTOX fOlli, The i 'i-.-i in the market fur Cooking and Parlor Hmolander's CONDENSED PEAT. The subscriber Is now prepared to All orders Oxygenized Air; SCAI.EH! leave L O W E L L : Stove*. for this superior fuel at THK •7 JO, *t)JO, a. u. . 'vi i:>, 1.16, •5JW,*e.Sl>, p . iu. F o r N A S H t A a n a V r r m K A I L K U A D S , 8.00, 8-45, K H . I V H L I * COAL, From Lvken's Valley. EXTRACT BUCHU $4.7*7 p e r Chaldron. Condensed Peat is perfectly clean, burns freely I I M . I l l NT PBEMlt'M » at., MO, I s ) and MO, p. m. with a moderate draft, makes no clinkers or cin- given them at the • ; t f o r WlLTWN, 8.00, a. in., 100 and GOO. p. in. For <.HOTx^.llN<Tii>,7.<*>. l l . i \ a m . t . C . p m For I . A M K E M a, »7 JO, 10.00, a. m., 2.46 and 6 IS, p. in. l . t ( H I « A \ \ t COAL, From the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. STONE & HUSE'S IB THE ders, leaving « hen burned only a small quantity of light ashes. Can be burned in either coal or wood stoves. A CURE FOR PARIS EXPOSITION I For ftAI.KM, 7§L a. m , 2 00, p. in R I L L A. ll A it It i s W H I T E A S H « O A I , Only Sure Remedy «* -Tin- heating valueof one ton of Condensed Peat for domestic purposes Is equal lo one cord THE STRONGEST, MOST DUMJMIM, AND •Or on arrtval of train from Nashua. • SaT-The train for fttonr Bruok, Road* for Nash- 11ic purest and best in the market. of best seasoned hard wood. MOST SEX.S/TIIE SCALE, aa and ail Toper Railroad* leave Middlesex St. Orders « ill bo received bv .1. W. NASH * Co., and Ihe increasing demand for them is the B e a t FOR No. I0M entralStreet; li.S.HATCH,under Music Depot only. _ t r a i n ' lr«»r for l . o u r l l I Also, the best qualities of Anthracite & Bituminous oals N E W S P A P E R , Hall; ISAAC W. WIIHTEMORK, NO. V> Fast M»ir- rimack.su c.i J. F. Ill'NTlMiTON. CATARRH, P r o o f of their undoubted superiority. All kinds— P l a t f o r m , C o u n t e r , H a y , C o a l , From BoSTOK, 7.00, t«.00, 10.00, a. in., 11, in., 1.30, 4.<•» nnd 5 i«>. i' in Wednesday*, 11.30 p. For Manufacturing and domestic use. BOOK, KIDNEY DISEASES, R H K I M A I A DIFFH ILTIKS, AMI DlSOHDKRS AHISTNI; FROM August 1st, 1*!7. augldtf I t n l l r o w d T r a c k , ISruot N c a l r s , sVr., *.« . , always on baud at our NeWKugluud Warehouse in . Theatre Train. D. W . I I O H M . I \> I>~l s OF ANY From SASHI-A, 7.00, 9.00,11.15, a. in., 5.00, m m For sal.- by M.nlirn Avenue. 'COAL. —AlJio,— KIND. p. in doc4 [chsepl7| deodlf BAI.KWIVK PATENT M O « M UKAWKKS, Ihe best Fn.ni WILTON, 8.00, 11.00, a. in.. SJ0, p. m. Munis Di.i H . I in Use;—I'm -. iMis'n I. AS, Kr.ol • From (.Munis J i-M i ins, 8.00, a. in., 12.46 and and Diseases of the Throat and LATOUB,—and r'lllE PIUKIK SArxs, FRANKLIN COAL! L vi I .Kit \ \ J l o l t i n . \ P A T K X T 8 . Price #1 per bottle. Sold by all Apothecaric*. .> * *.'). p. in "mm LAWRENCE, 8JO, a. m., 12.40,4.00, and 7.00, p. in -AND- Lungs, RW FAIRBANKS, B O NftCO., J. A. nriti.i-.K.ii. /Tom MAI.EM, 0.40, a. m, 5.00, p. m. f Northern Depot. From Lyken's Valley; JOHN B. WINSLOW, Supt.JBoston. Solicitor of Patents, WHOLESALE DUIOUIST, BOSTOX, 118 Hill* S t r e e t , BoNton. F. II MM il»K.l.iii-«l Supt. Lawrence, Salem and marUdly Cencral Agent A P P L I E D B Y Stonv Brook Road*, Lowell. Late Agent of C. S. Patent Office, Wash- L\4ltlUI\A COAL, For sale in Lowell by CHASE, 8AIMJEXT ft Noviin I.e. 7, 18*7. aprTdtf ington, (under the Act of 1837,) SHATTICK. / septfrRf I.OHII.I. RAILROAD. 76 State St., opposite Kilby St., JOB PRINTING D R. W E S T ' S BOTAHIC B A L S A M , TDK BEST MKD1CINL' IN TIIL WOI1I.1) for Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Croup, Bronchi- From the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. Q A . mrtnrn s a p > » . . . . . Express P a r r e l s Hosro.v, tis, Consumption, Soreness of l.uugs. Whooping Cough, Asthma, and all diseases of a like miliire. Wherever this mediciue has been tested, it bus Also the best qualities of DR. C. L. BLOOD, In INK AT Department. CA1I8 LBAVB LOWELL run V After an extensive practice of upward of twenty met with marked success, and by its timely n > many o f the diseases that flesli is subject to • Anthracite & Bituminous Coals No. 13 Middle Street. Bo«ton at 7 and SH a. m., and li'. ami 2 « p. m. » year*, continues to secure 1'atenU in the United might be checked in their commencement, and No. 9 M o n t g o m e r y P l a c e , Nashua at 8 a. in., and 1,31J and (i p. in. States; also in Great Britain, France ami other ESTABLISHMENT, the scourge that sweeps thousands from our For manufacturing or domestic purpose-, i Lawrence at 7', and 11 a. in., and??* and S'« p.m. foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds, midst every year would fall powerless to the For sale by WM. E. LIVINCiSTON, li* i it T i n s , WATI.K CLOSBT, SAOWEH BATHS, Salem at 7.25 a. in., and 2 p. m. ground. Persons afflicted with a sealed cough, Oroton Junction at 7 and 11V " m., and I \ p. m. Assignments, and all Papers or Drawings for Pa- which breaks them of their rest at night, Wi\\ jeldaftf sp No. • TIIORNDIKE STREET. WASH BOWLS, COITKII BoiLKfts, L O T tlnd immediate relief by the use of this Balsam. BOSTON, MASS. I.EAVK BOSTON- OFUCK FOB. tents, executed on reasonable terms and with dis- ASH KOIICK P i MI'S, 1 patch. Researches made into American and For- Price 50 cents. Prepared oulv bv D. K. RKKD, Lowell at!", a. in., and 2 and 3 , p. m. Roxbury, Mass. UKO. C. tiOObWIN & CO., i- eign works, to determine the validity and utility tiencral Agents, Boston, Sold by druggists ev- Or anything connected v. uii thu trade fltlcd up in Parcel* collected and delivered a* heretofore. of Patents or Inventions, and legal and other I¥o. »1 C e n t r a l Street, erywhere. 'aug2ediimtly a workmanlike maimer. Forwarding arrangt mint* for nil par,* of the CHROXIC CATARRH. conntry through connecting Express Companies advice rendered in all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims of any patent furnished, by A B A L M F D R KVUItY WOl'AD. LOWELL DAILY COURIER. ALL KINDS Ok- at lowest current rate*. Why ctitertnlu this loathsome disease Lowell office at the late EXPRESS ROOM A In remitting One Dollar. Assignments recorded in Merrimack street and Northern Depot*. The subscribers have now had the manage- M:AD RIIC\I^4. Boston office No. 33 COl'RT SOI ARK. Washington. Dr. Birmingham, ment of the Courier for about four months. In the beginning w e stated that instead of making wheii relief can be obtained ? We meet Done with the IlrimotiKN B I . O W - P I P R in Uie best PETER W. JUNKS, No Agency in the I'nitttl State* po*se**e* lupc- those every day who are suffering from manner for Kerosene Oil Eactiirie', Chemical Supt. Parcel* Dep't. rior facilitie* for olitaiuiny I'atentt, or ascertain- (Corner of Middle,) NATIVE INDIAN PHYSICIAN, many promises w e preferred t o let our paper Works, Bleacheries, Print Work' A c ; or a n y Lowell, Jan. 1st, 1808. jan2dlf ing th* patentability of invention*. Office, OS Cambridge Si.. Itoslen, speak for u s . From time to time w e have re- Catarrh to such an extent, that the Air kind of Lead Work that is expor to the action ceived many words o f encouragement from our of acids. During eight months, the subscriber, In course Corner of Chambers Street, Passages in the head are in a partly de- O l i n i n n R A I L R O A D . WINTER patrons, ami w e flatter ourselves that our efforts A l : i . w . l Ml \ I of his large practice, made on iinVe rejected ap- MOSHAYS, TIKSDAVS and WEiiNr.snAYS, from Also, ( I A L V A M X K I I , j A u r i i» or C o n - E n P i r n On and after Monday, Jan. applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS: EVERY ONE of from !i, A. M., to 3, r. M. Store opeu from 8, A.M., to improve the character of the paper nrc fairly composed condition,—the nose aud throat for Pumps iiii iii i.i-.I. an I.'I.I VIUIM. done o n Passcuger Trains will run which was decided in hi* faror by the Commis- appreciated. It is hardly necessary to state what reasonable terms, to I), r. M. rilled with such a mass of corrupt matter luyldtf H. SHELDON. sioner of Patents. ExaminationsGSATIS from 0to 2, i>.M.,TnrRH- these improvements are. T h e new type with ITWARD TRAINS. I jOWPll, MjINW. DAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, when he may be that they are objects of disgust to them- EXPRESS TKAIN leaves Concord at 10.35, a. in MAIL TKAIN at 10.40*, a. in., for White River Juuction, connecting with train* for I I S U M . ' M M g. found at his residence on Tanner Street, junc- tion of Ayer's New City aud Lowell Railroad, Lowell. which the paper h a s been dressed has a large full face which is easily read, and y e t occupies no more space than the much liner type of many selves, and of pity to those with whom E STtlll.ISIII.il Wells River, St. .lohnshuey,- Barton, Newport, WilloughWand Magog Lake*, stanstead, Bath, Littleton. Lancaster. Also, with trains for Mont- " 1 regard Mr. Eddy as one of the mo$t capablt and successful practitioners with whom I have July 17, 18117. Jyl7dtf other papers. By setting a good deal of the matter "solid,"!, e. with n o leads between the they associate. THIRTY Yli:ATr» peliir Burlington, St. Albans, Rouse'* Point, Montreal, Ogdcnsliurgh and the West. had official intercourse. CIIAUI.ES MASON, Commissioner of Patents.'' C IOMFIBKXTIAL.—Young men who have j injured themselves b,y certain secret habits, which unlit them for business, pleasure, or the lines, w e are enabled to give much more rcadiug matter in the same space than before. Other im- Chronic Catarrh usually affects the IX BOSTON. BKISTOL THAIS leaves Concord at 3.27, p. m., " I have no hesitation in Insuring Inventors duties of married lift*; also middle-aged and old head, fauces and bronchial tubes. It is for Franklin and Bristol. that they cannot employ a person more com /irtent men, who, from the follies of youth, or other provements in the arrangement of the matter EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Concord at Mini tru'ftv iirtliy, and capableof putting their au- causes, feel a debility in advance of their years, and in other respects we shall continue and w e invariably caused by humoral or inflam- 8.20, p. m.. for White River Junction, connecting plications in a form to secure for thpm an early before placing themselves under the treatment hope also to add to them. with train for Montpelier, Burlington, M. Album, and favorable consideration at the Patent Office. ofanv one, should Itrst read "The Secret Friend." matory blood, by which the mucous Rouse's Point, Montreal, Ogdensliurgh and the EllMI'ND Bl'HKE, Married ladies will learn something of impor- L o c a l \ i wH. Went. The proprietors have lately supplied their office membrane is made sore or inflamed, pro- •Or oa arrival of trains from Boston, Worces- ter, Portsmouth, Portland, \ < . Late Commissioner of Patents." " Mr. R. II Eddv has made for me THIRTEEN with every material necessary for the PROMPT, M A T and ECONOMICAL execution of tance by |>erusing "The Secret Friend." Sent to anv address, in a sealed envelope, ou receipt of The first object o f a daily paper of this class 2.j'cents. Address Dr.. CHARLF.S A. STCART should, in our judgment, be to present fully and ducing a copious effusion of viscid mat- W. M. SHUTE & SON, DOWSWARO TRAIN*. applications, on all but O N E of which patents Imve A CO., Boston, Mass. janldly readably everything o f a local nature, not only ter. If it be produced by Scrofula in the MORNING TKAIN leaves While River Junction been granted, and that is pending. Such unmis- S O O T H I X i A A D giving each day all local news with full reports at 1.20, a. in., or un aiTlval of trains from Ogdens- burg and Montreal. < in Monday at 0.45, a. m. t BRISTOL TRAIN leave* Bristol for Courord at takable proof of great talent and ability on his part, leads me to recommend all inventor* lo ap- point him to procure their patents, as they may D H. M I L L E D ' * HKAI.INU of everything of interest which occurs, but also furnishing articles descriptive, statistic, or other- blood it is almost certain to end in Con- 175 Washington Street, 8, a. m . and Franklin at 0.05, a. m. lie sure of hating the most faithful attention be- stoweb ou their cases, and at verv reasonable BALSAM, wise on local objects, and enterprises. Coming sumption, unless speedily cured, because tMAIL TKAIN leaves White River Junction for it is impossible to entirely prevent the Concord at 12 20, p. in . or on arrival of trains over the Vermont Central, Passumpsic, and White Mountains Railroads. charges. Boston, January 1,1808. JOHN TAOUART." Janld3tawly Letter Press Printing On, MATCRE'S ASSISTAXT. It has proved infallible for Burns, Frozen Limbs, Bruises, Sprains, Wounds of all kinds. as w e did almost wholly unacquainted with the city and its citizens, w e have thus far labored somewhat under a disadvantage. But for the matter from running down the bronchial BOSTOX. DAT EXI'ULSSTKAIN leaves White River June- lion at 5.20, p. in., or on arrival of train* from D KAFXKNN, ( A T A n n i l , COXHl'MP- TION A N D CANCER CCRED. A Treatise on Deafness, Catarrh, Consumption Pains in the side, Back or Shoulders, Chilblains, Chapped Hands, Stiff Neck, Ague in the Face or Breast, Far Ache, Duufuc--, Poisoning, Frysipc- coming year w e hope to remedy this matter, and we have made arrangements w ith some of our into the air vesicles, and such is the ex- IMPORTERS, coriating, or scalding property of the Montreal and ogdensliurgh, Brattleborough, anticancer: their causes, means of speedy relief, Keene. Bellows Kails, Windsor, A c , connecting and ultimate cure. By a Pupil of the Academ> las, and Inflammation of the Fyes. For Rheuma- most prominent citizens for occasional articles MANUFACTURERS, at Concord with train for Manchester, Nashua, of Medicine, Paris, s'eut lo any address for 1 0 * tism it is not a certain remedy, yet hundreds have on subjects of local interest. W e shall endeavor matter, Its contact with the delicate lin- Lowell and Boston. cents. Having an establishment supplied with all the been relieved by it when other irmedics hnd failed. tThese trains connect at Concord with trains As an INTERNAL MEDICINE, when tsken iu sea also to keep our leaders thoroughly posted on ings of the air-cells at once causes irrita- for Manchester, Lawrence, Portsmouth,1'ortland, Letter from Robt. McMurdy, D . D.. L. L. D . , most son, it will cure Inflammation of the Bowels, Dys- all matters o f news, and shall be obliged lo any JOBBERS AND Nashua, Worcester, New York. I^owell and Bos- (•rand Prelate o f Crnnd Encampment o f l \ »., entery, Kidney Complaint, and Cholera Mwrlms. of our friends for calling our attention lo any- tion, and invites the humoral properties ton. ONSLOW STEARNS, Agent. and Editor of the " National Freemason." Itwilf also cure Diphtheria, Dry Cough, and Aslh Concord, N. H., Jan. 1, 1*18. feli27dtf N E W YORK, Sept. 17,1807.—DR. STII.WKI.I. was ma. thing which may come under their notice, and of the blood to deposit therein Tubercles in charge of Qraea Church Hospital, Alexandria, This medicine is purely vegetable in Its romp* especially anything which may pertaiu to the RETAILERS OM oltll t \ H «l . t l l i n o M R A I L . Va., during the war. I frequently, almost daily, sition, soothing and healing in its influence, and and Ulcers. C KllAtl. C o u t o o r o s k Valley R a i l r o a d . for months, visited this Hospital, and hail evefv means of knowing his reputation for i i i HIKVI t .Tlodern T y p e s a n d Presses may be given to anv age or sex with perfect safe- ty. It has been before the public during the past several religious societies of the city. General Xrwi. Catarrh almost always attends Con- o r EVKUT VARIETY o r Cars over these road* run in and SKILL. It w a s of the most creditable char- nine y curs, and has wrought some of the most [connection with cars over Uie acter, and his success in the treatment of patients astonishing cures. The proprietor challenges the W e shall endeavor to give in the Courier sumption, and frequently leads to it. 'on. "i.i, Vi iin.i and Worcester, Nashua and was remarkable.—ROUT. M r M t R i i v . world to produce Its superior as a remedy. For enough of the general news of the day to render n use, thev feel assured that thev ran compete sale bv all Druggists. ' Lowell, B»Hton aud Lowell, Manchester and Lawrence, Concord and Portsmouth, Boston un J Organic Vibrator. It lit* into the ear, Is iiof perceptible, remorci successfully with any other establishment in the C D . LKKT, Proprietor, Springfleld, Mass. it comprehensive Enough to meet the wants of In OXYGENIZED AIR wc have a posi- FUR GOODS I Maine, and Essex Railroad* as follows: Mii./i n<; uuise* in the henil, and enahles deaf per- lit. IMIT and NEAT execution of all work entrust- In M v BARNES A Co., 21 Park Row, New those who, while they desire n local paper, can- tive cure for this disease. The remedy Leave BRAIIFORII and HILLSBOUO' ltun».r. for sons i<. hear distinctly at church and public as- ed to them, and at as York, will also supply the Trade at List Prices, not v e i l afford intake also the larger and more Concord, Ac., 8.45, a. m. Mixed Train from semblies. This instrument will often produce marf.itcowly apr!7eowly expensive Boston dailies. A summary of ihe is taken by inhalation,—breathed direct- Introducers of the new styles of results almost miraculous, and indeed in most Hill- Bridge al 1A0, p. m. cases of long standing deafness, it will relieve in TTioR H i r i ' E n i n u IICMAXITY. more important business of Congress will be ly Into the lungs, and through them car- Leave COSCORH, for Bradforu and Hillsboro' a -li"] t time. It may be ailjustcd with the ease given daily when that body is in session. We Bridge, 3.10, p. m. Mixed Train for Hills- of spectacles. L o w Prices • • c«n h e oflwred a n y w h e r e . boro* Bridge at 10.45, a. in. THE I.OMiSoriJHT REMEDY, shall also continue, to give the pith of the Wash. ried into the blood; thus as soon as the English and French STAOI CONNECTIONS. Dll. S T I I . W E L L will b e professional^ at 31 Madam Clary's Inglon despatches to the Boston morning papers, East Washington Place, L'uiversily Buildings, blood will carry it, It reaches all parts of Bradford for Newbury, sunnpes, Newport, N. Y.. daily, 10 to 4. Claremont. Sutton, New London. Ac, daily. deodAwif Infallible Dyspeptic Remedy thus enabling our readers to enjoy the best things of all of tlicin « ii in.HI the necessity of taking the system, decomposing the impure mat- Hillsboro' Bridge for Antrim, Bennington and Has eome, and can be found at F. A F. HAII.EY'S, thein. SACQUES AND JACKETS. East Washington, daily; for Keene, via Antrim, North Branch, Stoddard, Munsonvllle and Sulli- van, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays: for Claremont, via Washington, I^empster and I in tr, Mi.inI.i-. Wednesdays and Fridays, return- Pyle's Saleratus Special attention given to printing for corner of John and Merrimack streets, Lowell, Mass., and al all Apothecaries. 9dr'itii- Remedy stauds unrivalled before the world ' Come and see. Agents wanted everywhere. |an2dtf Editorial Matter. Tho current events of the day will be com- mented upon in our editorial columns according ter in the blood and expelling it through the pores, and through the natural chan- nels from the system. Thus you will sec FOR L A D I E S . lag "M'l""-iic days. Is Acknowledged the Best In Use, to our own views, and independently o f party or that the cause of the disease is removed r ONSLOW STEARNS. Agent. Always p u t u p i n pound p a c k a g e s , MPOHTA5IT TO M A R H I E D LAItlKN. other influences, further than m a y b e unavoida- and the disease itself must follow. Concord, N. IL, Jan. 1,HW8. Jeftdtf FULL WEIGHT. Cotton a n d W o o l e n Manufactnrln|r Es- MADAME RFSTF.LL, Professor of Midwifery, ble from a strong prejudice in favor o f the doc- trines and principles of the Republican Party ALL 600D8 WARRANTED. "ORCK81TCR AMD MASRl'A R A I L - t a b l i s h m e n t s i .ffereaittlle, B a n k - over thirl v wars successful practice, guarantees ROAD. ing; a n d I t a d l r o a d C o m p a n i e s . • a safe and Immediate removal of all obstructions whose arts w e nevertheless propose to criticis In this same manner we treat and radi- Q On and after Dec. l«th, 1867, 5» Passenger Trains will run as Bold by Grocers Everywhere* from whatever cause, with or without medicine, at one interview, or by mail. Hercelebrated I n - or condemn as wc may deem necessary. cally cure Bronchitis and Consumption. ONE PBICE. follows: ,, rpiiE fallible French F e m a l e H o n t h l y I'll Is. No. State Mews. 4.10, 1. price (1 a box, will restore all irregularities in Let no one suffering from these diseases Leavep.W0RCE8TEB at (..SO and 11.19, a.m. m. forty-eight hours, if of short standing; but obsti- W c shall give daily a summary of the news N AD 8H0P BILLS A D H N BILLS, nate rases, of long standing, may require No t 4, from the various parts of the Slate as gleaned despair of relief. If you are too far Leave NASIICA at 7.10, a. m , 12, m . and 9, p. m. Leave UROTON JUNCTION at 8 a. in., 12.45 and 6.90, p. in Lowell Weekly Journal, which is i..in .1. ••!. e. strongerthan No. I.aml'can from an extensive list of exchanges. These nnd never fail: are safe and healthy, price $.'> a box. away to visit our office and sec us per- All trains connect at Oroton Junction with Stony Brook Railroad trains. Close connections Tin; oi.i»i:ST, Can be obtained of Madame KSSTELL, Professor our correspondence by telegraph and otherwise for Dry Goods Rtores, If alters, Tailors, Milliners of Midwifery, No. 04 West Thirty-fourth Street, will enable us to give all that Is of importance and others—Plain or in Color*. [under Fverett Rooms] near Sixth Avenue, New sonally, write a description of your symp- W. M. Shutc A Son, are also made at Worcester with trains for Prov- York City, or sent by mail, with full instructions. as it occurs. idence, Norwich, New York, Springfield, Albany LARGEST, toms, and forward to the address below. N. B.— No Agents appointed. Copyright Se- Middlesex County. BOSTON. and the West. novt W Through tickets for New York by Bound or DENT, cured * iii.H I• 11 \ We have made arrangements with persons in Send for our circular, which gives a full Land Routes can be had at the Ticket Office in EMOVAL. DR. CHARLES A. SAVORY the several towns o f this county near Lowell, to description of these diseases. Lowell; also stale rooms and berths can be se- cured bv the steamers City of llotton and City of Sew York. R has removed his residence from the Ameri- furnish us whatever of interest occurs in their can House to No. 7 KlUK STREET. Oflice at the vicinity, and we shall be glad if our friends in Out of the many thousands of testimo- V i; H CROC B U R Y STOBB. For further particulars as to connections with MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED PAPER DOOKB, BLANKS, usuul place, Savings Bunk Building, shnttuek adjoining towns will furnish u s with nnythingo Street, near Merrimack. ai g21dtf nials received we publish the following— other roads, see Snoic'f Pathtl-nder Guide. Worcester, Dec. 10,1887. C. 8. TURNER, Sunt. novMdtf IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY. PAMFHLETS, SERMOKB, BY-LAWS AND CONSTI- TUTIONS of SOCIETIES. T. j o i l v s HOSPITAL. importance of which they may be cognizant. Dit. C. L. BLOOD, FRENCH ~k PUFFER l . t v K X P K K « « * i n t * \ « . i : v i i \ I'*. ADDRESSES, CATALOGUED, I'ltIM IM; FROM STERK- TYI'E PLATES. 8' " %••) ( b i n * ; a n d E v e r y t h i n g . " This column will be enlarged and made a spe- Dear Sir: I desire to give you my tes- Ilavinjr eniai «e.| and fitted up in an N and after Monday, July 22,1867, On AS A TOWN Kr POUTS. NEWSPAPERS, COURT DOCKETS,? MAMMOTH POSTERS, BLAMK HOOKS, l l l g l i Street Square, L o w e l l . ITnderthe charge of the SISTERS OF CHAR- cialty In nich a manner that it will compare fa- vorably with similar columns iu other newspa- timony in regard to the value of your extensive manner store BY-LAWS. SARGENT & CO. S ITY, Is now open for the reception of both male pers, such as arc now s o generally made a spe- \ o * . 113 Ac H i Central St. LOCAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER, and lemale patients. The Sisters ofiharity, desirous of maintaining cial feature. This column will contain the glean- scientific system of treating Catarrh and | EXPRESS It has no superior, and it affords to the Farmers and Mechanics of the County just the news a hospital of permanent and general usefulness, respectfully announce that the sick of both sexes without regard to religious or sectarian opinlous, ings from our exchanges and original items, and is intended to be an entertaining and readable diseases of the Respiratory organs. have used I (Formerly the Franklin your remedy, " Oxygenized This day offer to the public Ihe most complete Rookttore,) Will leave Office will be gladlv received and kindly cored for. department of the paper. and in just the form they most ueed. assortment of Terms, for board, medicine, and medical attend- Air," in my practice for the last year with No. & ( Middle S t r e e t , ance, from 11 "i" to $7.00 per week. Telegraphic Despatches. / 'Ml / / ;., MI.1UCAL STAFF: A s long as wc g o to press a s early OH at pres- complete success. I have cured the worst Crockery, China & Glass Ware, For BOSTON, atOV>'and I"1,, A.M. Leave office, No. 8 COURT syUARE. BOSTON, for LOWELL, al U S , A. M., and 4.'., P. M. Having Just purchased the Middlesex Worke lately published at Groton Junction, we have SHOW BILLS John O. Green, M. I)., David Wells, M. D., Nathan Allen, M. D. Walter Burnham, M. D. ent w e shall necessarily be unable to give much news in this department of our paper. Wc shall, forms of Catarrh, and a majority of the TABLE CUTLEBT, combined the two lists, and to all MKRCIIASTS C. A. Savorv, M. D.. Joel Spaldiag, M. D., however, get all the news which can be obtained cases of Bronchitis and Consumption in Lowell, July 20,1887. Jy20dtf LAM I'M A \ l » P L A T E R «OODS, and OTHERS who desire to llnd an advertising D. P. Gage.'M. D" F. C. Plunkett, M. D., at the cam- hour at which we are obliged to close their advanced stages. I unqualifiedly lor CONCERTS, THEATRES, TRAVELING BXHIKI- Attendinq Physician* for the year 1H07: medium which reaches the homes in tho sur TIOMB OF EVERY KIND. our columns, and we shall always have the line Stramerg. rounding country towns, they will And it in the D. P. QAOE, M. D., m*y*27df!m F. C. PLUKKETT, M. D. . at our command to gather n e w s of anything o f pronounce "Oxygenized Air" the great- Parian Figures and Ware, Lowell Weekly Journal. importance which may happen. est boon ever yet conferred upon our FANCY ARTICLES, ** N :i r n \ i LIKE," We desire to obtain correspondents in all tht towns in which our paper circulates, and to pub- Drespectfully Ioffersl .his services aloinllio citizens IL, R J. II. M I T i having had proressionu experience of thirtv-flvc years Dover, N. The Outside of the paper will contain from a column to two suffering race, and hope the day is not far T o i l e t Seta, T e a Trajre, sVe. DAILY BETWEEN Every variety of of Lowell and vicinity. Particular attention will columns o f selected nnd original miscellaneous lish everything which may occur in those placet distant when every intelligent physician be paid to Midwifery and the Diseases of Women Lowell & New York. worthy of publication. ann Children. Oflice in Museum Building, Rooms No. 2 am reading, with a valuable and convenient travel- ler's guide and notice of tho Post Office. will adopt your system in the treatment The stock is the largest ever offered in this city I nsurpasscd facilities for speedy, TO i t i t > i i . n * CARD PRI"wTir,«. 3. Entrance third door west of Postofflce. These are some of tho features which will char- of all forms of chronic affections. and comprises everythiua; iu its line for the com- j ^ ^ J safe and reliable transportation are We desire to make the Journal a valuable and Residence, 38 Bartlett Street. sep7dt acterize the Courier for the coming year. It only plete flttbtg out of Horded shippers of freight at the North and Fast Fraternally yours, interesting companion, nnd we shall devote a remains for the citizens to d o their part In pa- by the existing I loiiK«*-lie«*pin^r. large part of our spsce to • tronage of the paper to make it a Journal which L. M. LEE, a t D. E x p r e s s I'rrlgh* A r r a n g e m e n t tUTAlway* on hand a good ttoc.1t of Pedrl Sur- | It. It M II A I t U N O K A. C'O shall bo known outside of its own city, and of between Ixiwell,Nashua and intermediate points face and EnatneUed W hit* and Colored C A B D and New York, via the "A'eplwne JAne." which no resident of Lowell need to b e ashamed. No. 199 Westminster Street, Providence, AsTEVERT ARTICLE IS M « , and purchased B O A R D , adapted to every description of work. ExPKEsa FRKIOHT T R A I N S leave LOWF.LI. and N A S H I - A dailv via Stonv Urook, Worcester St Nashua, and I'rovldenne'ft Worcester Uallroad, Agricultural Matter, Fiiiniihed in pack* or in board, and cut to ordtr. BROKERS, Lowell is the second city In the Commonwealth. The Courier has very few competitors outside of Dit. C. L. RLOOD, at the best advantages offered in the trade. We are confident of being able to offer EXTRA cor.ner.ting directly at F R O V I O K K C B with the Original and selected, and weekly MAKKET OFFICE, NO. 108 CENTRAL STREET, Boston equal to it in size, and wc hope to make INDUCEMENTS and to give satisfaction to all who splendid, staunch aud eapacloua steamers hIn- UEPOKTS, and we shall be glad to bear from it such that it will have few provincial competi- I have tested your rem- favor us with their patronage. . My Dear Sir: tra. (taUtea, OceanM, Melie, I Urlm and Dorit, tors equal to it in ability. Of 1M0 tons each, built expressly for this line, our fanner friends on any agricultural subject on CORNER HITRD, • * LOWELL, MABB. edy, "Oxygenized Air" in advanced stag- AMOS B. FRENCn, landing at their commodious, centrally located, which they may choose to write. T o Advertisers. entirely covered 1'IF.R 27 NORTH KIVKR, N. York. es of Catarrh, Bronchitis and Consump- FREEMAN W. PUFFER. Time consumed in transporting goods lietween Money to Loan on Gold and Silver Watenes, Jew The Courier offers the best medium in the city Lowell, Oct. 1.1, ISM. oeU6dtf points above named and New York, ttcenty-four F O R TIM. F A M I L Y elry. Dry Goods, Piano Fortes, Boots, Shoes, for advertising purposes. It has a larger circu- tion, and tho results have been, in the hour*! t . o o i . s K . i i I'm i A n i l i in A, I U I iiM.mi , the Wc shall give well selected miscellaneous rend- Plain and Fancy Labels Carriages, Harnesses, A c , ftc. lation than nny other paper, and in the arrange- ment of its reading matter and advertisements highest sense, satisfactory; so positive B E m i M i n M. w r. r. n , Kin-Til and W B S T promptly forwarded. WATCHES AND JEWELRT NEATLT REPAIRED places the latter In positions where they are most (Successor to W. II. Dyar ft Co.,) • # - Kale* alivavs as i < >« a s by any other line. ing, with occasional correspondence from various am I of Its wonderful power to arrest the AND WARRANTED. Mark goods " I 'in \e.ptune lint" sources. In Black, Blue and Red Ink, or Bronae of every likely to be read. The rotes are /<»» than in any Dealer in all kind* of All freight for points Houth of New York should shade, on White or Fancy Colored Papers. Eastern, Western and Canada Money bought. other city in Xeic England. progress of the above named diseases, be consigned to care of I8AAC ODKLL, Agent, Price $ 9 . 0 0 • Tear, in advance. Ten or I'ier J7 North River New York. For furt her Information apply to C. E . PAIOF, more copies mailed to one address at the rate of SI.50 in advance. •» W e confidently appeal to the citizens of Low- ell to give to the Courier the patronage which it that I can conscientiously advise all who may be suffering from ihefn to place SHEET MUSIC, Agent,, Lowell, Mass.; A. KtiLFK, Agent. Law- If. B. An endless variety of UNREDEEMED rence. , C. MCNKOF, General Agent, Worces- merits, reminding them that It Is only by this MUSICAL rXSTBlTMENTB, jeZMtf M 4 It l»l \ A. H O W E L L , PROPERTY means that a respectable paper or such as the themselves under the treatment at once. Publishers and Proprietors, FOR SALE CHEAP. city of Lowell needs can be sustained. Respectfully yours, Prints, Engravings, A c , 0 « T O \ AMIS PHILADELPHIA B Ofllee, SI Central Street, L o w e l l , H s u . OOPPBR-PLATB L. R. RICHARDSON, F. L. RICHARDSON. Tho Courier will be delivered b y carriers in any part of tho city ot the old rales of $11.00 a year REV. R. TOMLINSON, Ifot. • • a n d 41 Central Street. 8TEAM8HIP LINE. mm KAIL EVERY VIVE DAYS. IM P E R I A L BIARRITZ—new CO.*8,Dress Goods, a complete line of FALL COIOKH, at 11. HOSFORI) ft style E T S in advance orto.60 If not paid within six months A M R » R i n T s of the time of subscribing. Plymouth, Mass. THE NEW AND IMPROVED Steamship Nona AH, Capt. Obed Baker, 2nd, »ep9 40 Merrimack Stree PRINTlNO\ A SPECIALITY. M A H D E N ft R O W E L L , Singer Sewing Machine " HAXoa, capt. S. H. Matthews, Publishers and Proprietors. Send for Circular, and address may be found at tuts store, the proprietor havisrjf WofWorstedDLongatHose, small Hatof Men's All kindsexecuted. O R S T E HOME, a lot " ARIES, Capt. Lather Crowell. A steamer always in the issrth, and ready to re- oelve freight. selling at hslf the promptly of Copper-Plate Printing neatly and cost importation, BRAZER'S Central street. Store, 47 octlt mmm w R I T E P E P P E R —Much superior to black pepper, can be found at J. ft J M. PKA R s o v s , Bank Building, Mhattuc.k street DR. O. L. BLOOD, the agencyforLow ell and vicinity. 4 9 - PICTURE FRAMING OF ALL EIND Marriage and Visiting Cards done with neatness and dispatch. M* Prom LOKO WHARF, BOBTOK. at U, M. Prom TINE STREET WHARF, i i m AIH.I.IIH A, at 10, A. M. W ATCHES—Silver Hunting Case, at ex tremely low prices; also some extra nice timers, al No". !to Central street, corner of Middle Freight for the West forwarded by the Phila- delphia Railroad free or commission. Forfrelght nol A. SANBORNftCO and Circulars, GOLDpretty, and aPICKS—Somethingselect 9 Montgomery Place, soAgenerally accorded patronage which has been TOOTH neat and tip-lop variety to from, at No. 25 Central Klrcet, cor. of Middle. continuance of the to this store for nearly or passage, I T A V I ! I « resumed our agency for Belting, OF THE LATEST STTLES, will receive prompt at- .li"7 AMOS s ANlloitNftCO. one-third of a century, Is respectfully solicited. ir'nTrVBY ft SAMPSON, AOENTS. X A we are now prepared to rnrnfsh PURE OAE tention. febidlv No. T lAtvii WHARF, BOSTON. TANNED LEATHER BELTINO, at lowest rates. Remember the number—80 and 41 CENTRAL LACK SILK VELVET for Ladles' Outside "fVTEW GOODS—Mold, Rubber and Silver Pen del» C. 8 . COBDRNftCO. • T a t R R B L L A E I Silk, Alpaca, Scotch Otng Now on hand a full line of CORSETS, in all grades In FRENCH, UBSMAN and DOMESTIC, la B A CO.'S, No, 4n Mcrrtmack street. did FOR ijarmeiits, splendid variety at II. HOH- STREET. RONTON, M A S S . myRdftf TJWESII NUTS, such aa English Walnuts, Fll- eluding our own favorite make. 3 ( anu i riMii w n v , w u i w w J'ieKs, jtist vJ ham, and Cotton Umbrellas, a good assort- Mo. U < « n t r a l ( s o r x r o f M l d d l . ) sMroa«, JA •« and Pencil OmmiM,.and^ ToothP l e a s , Jui In S K I R T S we liaveall varieties, In flrstqual LACKBERRY and RASPBERRY JAM, new JT berts, Almonds, Pecans, Castanas, Shell- opened by JOS. It A V NFS ft CO., 43 Central St. • L s > C H A I ^ S L - A new lot of the Istest ment at Hit A /.Kits comer Hat Store, 47 Central corner Msrket Street. sulodt LOWELL, MASS. Ity goods. Some at very low price*. Also, HitniiLDEii BRACKS, HKIKTSUPPORTERS, BPEARHON'tf,put up In Jars, Hhattuck st J.ftJ. frl*- Physicians wanted to adopt this bark Walnuts,Block,all new, atstreet..1. M.de!7 M. and fresh, Bank Block, for sale street. SON'S, Bank Ac, Hhattuck .1. ft PEAR- CORBET MTEKLB, WIIALF.HONKS, AC. system of practice. strlMjnst received by JOS. 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Wildgame Innovations Blade X8 Trail Camera with SD Card and Batteries - 8MP
$99.99 $149.99*
Save $50.00 (33%)
Product Information:
Keep a close watch on your hunting spot with the Blade X8 IR Trail Camera. This game camera has an infrared flash range of 40 ft. and takes clear video and 8 megapixel pictures. Realtree Xtra® TruBark Plus camouflage provides concealment so you don't scare away your future kills. And the Wildgame Innovations® Blade X8 8MP IR Trail Camera comes with an 8GB SD card, USB cable, 8 AA batteries and bungee cords for easy attachment anywhere.
Click here for additional information relating to the Manufacturer's Warranty.
- Infrared wildlife camera
- Realtree Xtra® TruBark Plus texture and finish keep camera hidden
- Records video and takes crisp, clear, 8 megapixel images
- Compatible with SD cards up to 32GB
- Includes 8GB SD card, USB cable, bungee cords and 8 AA batteries
- Model: T8I23D2
- Wildgame Innovations
Click here for additional information relating to the Manufacturer's Warranty.
- Infrared Flash Range: 40 ft.
- PIR Detection Range: 60 ft.
- Trigger Speed: 1 second
- Battery Life: Up to 1 year
Country of Origin: ChinaWeb ID: 34901906
Customer Reviews:
Wildgame Innovations Blade X8 Trail Camera with SD Card and Batteries - 8MP 46 46
exactly what I was looking for. So far so great. Haven't got to use much yet. Looking forward. February 11, 2015
Get Pictures of Wildlife Easy to set-up. Get clear pictures. Like the colors you can get. January 14, 2015
Good product The Wildgame X8 Trail Camera is a good product. I have had over 12 different trail cameras over the years and so far this one is doing well. Its certainly is no stealth cam witch I would have preferred to buy, but I've got no complaints thus far. It is said to have 8 megapixel, its 5 at best when I compare pics with my stealth cam that was a 5 megapixel. I believe that it also advertised that the batteries will last a year. That decision is still awaiting but I can tell you that its been out in some of PA's worst north east weather that it will see and has had good results. I believe the bungee cords are worthless and I would have liked to see a strap with a buckle. But I am also putting it on 18" diameter trees, the bungee cord work well up to a 10" diameter tree. Over all, I cant say its a bad investment, but I've only had it for a month. January 14, 2015
Decent Game Camera First couple of nights the camera didn't take pics. I moved it to about 3 feet off the ground and closer to the corn, about 10-15' away. It took plenty of pics this time. Camera Fstop could be faster and it makes a noise with each take. This noise startles the deer some. It defiantly runs off Fox as all pics of Fox are shown as running away or at distance. January 1, 2015
Not Great Results Not very confident about this camera. Set-up screen letters are tiny-hard for old eyes to read, especially in the field. I did get some images, both day and night, but had a lot of corn disappear with very few images showing, well within the 40 foot range. First try at a trail camera so still on a learning curve. December 31, 2014
Doesn't work most of the time Takes good pics when it does, but doesn't take them very often. It takes pics of people walking by, but does not take them of the deer. The deer are in every night, and I have sat and watched the deer for an hour around the camera, and not have one picture when I check the card, sometimes no pics for 3 or 4 days. have tried different settings, and no improvement. Haven't tried the video settings yet, but that is not what I bought it for. December 22, 2014
Going to buy another. Great price for this trail camera. Compared to my other camera, this is hands down better. December 2, 2014
does what it should It's incredibly good and much better then whati thought. Even the night time pics were great. Great product November 27, 2014
average Takes great daytime photos. Dusk and dawn photos come out all white. There is also a click when ever the camera activates. Trigger speed is ok about 40 seconds 15 seconds for second photo. Night photos in total darkness are also good. Not the best but not the worst. November 22, 2014
Easy to use This camera is easy to use and quick to set up in the field. It takes very good quality pictures November 21, 2014

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Phony App Store reviews expand to app-covering web sites
Despite attempts to reduce fraudulent App Store reviews, developers are continuing to use deceptive practices to boost the sales of their applications, and have expanded beyond the App Store by posting comments on online reviews. In an investigation of suspicious comments that began in early March of this year, iLounge has discovered foreign postings from India and Indonesia that illustrate how developers have been generating artificially positive feedback for their products. Additionally, reports indicate that "app review blogs" have been set up to offer developer-purchased positive reviews of iPhone and iPod touch software under the guise of independently generated content.
In one example, the Indonesian web site jauharimedia.com includes a number of "freelance" job requests for people to post positive reviews of iPhone apps on the App Store. A separate posting from username "timiphone", found on iPhoneDevForums.com promises "4-5 star reviews" at a cost of $2 each, with a minimum order of 100 reviews. The same screen name "timiphone" was attached to a positive review on the App Store for the app FreeContact from DarkApples. Additionally, iPhone developer Brandon, author of the app gCalWall, claims that a site he contacted in hopes of getting his application reviewed responded with a $50 offer (warning: strong language) for an "expedited review," with a promise that the review would only be published if the site's reviewers "approve" the app, accompanied by a solicitation for advertising, which includes one "expedited review" for free. The site, identified elsewhere as "AppCraver," claimed to be read by venture capitalists and journalists, and noted that "our readers are not interested in negative reviews."
iLounge has continued to block astroturfing reviews and related comments from application developers, including Robosoft, an Indian company that has developed a number of iPhone apps, including 99Games Online's WordsWorth, which posted multiple fake "fan" comments attacking a competing product called Bookworm. Other developers, such as the ones behind Voicebox and Westward, have also been blocked for posting policy-violating comments.
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Here's an example of fake reviews: search for "Say it!". Click any reviewer's name to see all reviews posted by him. All for apps from the same developer.
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Whatever happend to infamous Satellite TV's HD Lite, e.g. instead of sending out 1920x1080 HD pictures, they send out 1024x1080 instead?
What about rainfade issues? That's the main reason why I don't have satellite and the local on the 8s..
Every Showing in that list that states 1080p has a $ icon behind it, I assume that is PPV. Is any of the Free OnDemand content 1080p?Is BBCA in HD yet on DTV?
AFAIK areas that are still MPEG2 are still HD-LITE.
The HOPPER looks very cool and state of the art.
FWIW I just switched our TV over to DIRECTV with their whole house DVR system this past Sunday. I have a HR24 HD DVR in the living room and a H25 HD receiver in the family room providing TV for our two HDTVs. I choose not to spend the extra $99 up front for their newest HR34 HD DVR that is capable of recording five programs at a time since we have no plans to expand beyong our two existing HDTVs. So far the system we have is working flawlessly and we are very happy with it. DIRECTV claims I can record up to 100 hours of HD on the HR24 HD DVR depending on the recordings I make. If I get even half or 2/3rds of that I will be really happy...The installation was first rate. The installer was quite knowledgeable and helpful answering all of my questions. The only issue we had was getting the wireless Cinema Connection Kit connected to my home guest wireless network. I typically use a long 63-character random ASCII key to protect my two wireless networks. Unfortunately the DIRECTV box only can use 26-characters using letters (upper or lower case) and numbers. So I had to dumb down, so to speak, the guest encryption key. Its still protected with WPA2-PSK [AES] but with a shorter key.I still have Cox for HSI (Preferred tier) and telephone (Premier) which I am very happy with.
the hopper has six tuners in it, that's how it can record up to six shows at once.
the hopper has six tuners in it, that's how it can record up to six shows at once.I just got one the other day, but i only have it installed in three rooms, but from what i can tell it has six since i was able to record four shows last night while watching two others.I've had Dish off and on for about five years and never had any issues with any of their equipment, and to be honest i do find their SD channels to be of much better quality than Direc since they do not squeeze them all onto one satellite.
I honestly think within the next 5-10 years, cable TV as we know it will cease to exist. For one, it's boring, for two it's expensive and watch how many people cut the cord. This is one reason why I want to see caps to be illegal. If a customer wants to just have internet only - let them! I'm coming really close to dropping cable at least for satellite. I can get 3 premiums for $120 and whole room dvr on DISH. Cox, my bill is $140.00 NO premiums, 3 boxes...


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Latest content added for UNT Digital Library Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Designhttp://digital.library.unt.edu/explore/partners/UNTCVA/browse/?fq=untl_collection:TXFC&fq=untl_decade:1970-1979&display=grid&sort=date_d2015-02-05T21:59:29-06:00UNT LibrariesThis is a custom feed for browsing UNT Digital Library Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + DesignDress2014-04-18T05:08:10-05:00http://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc283721/

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Dress of black silk chiffon with large, painterly, abstract designs of red, gold, light gray, blue, and purple in a swirly teardrop shape throughout over black silk. Three-quarter length sleeves with flutter ruffle along top seam. Round scoop neckline. Sheath-like silhouette; ankle-length. Center-back, self-chiffon covered button closure. Designer's label at back neckline: "Hanae Mori / Boutique" Care / size tag attached to base of designer's label. Labels suggest made for USA market. Accompanied by a barrette of black grosgrain ribbon carnation with tiny ribbon accents of red, turquoise, and purple satin that was worn with dress.
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Dress ensemble of red lace with dark brown and metallic gold embroidery in floral design. A) Dress. Calf length with rolled collar. Four-snap closure down center front. Elastic waistline. Long straight sleeves with band cuffs and snap closure. Scalloped hem. Unlined. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Miss Dior / Made in France" B) Skirt of red silk. Straight with 1" waistband. Center back closure of covered hook & eye on waistband and 2 snaps. Evidence of four removed darts. C) Belt of self-covered leather; 2" wide. Gold circle buckle with two hooks and three pairs of grommets for closure.
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Suit in hot pink nubbly wool knit. The ensemble consists of three pieces: a jacket, matching skirt, and black silk shell. The jacket is hip-length, with a shawl collar which has an attached black silk tie. The center front closure has 6 circular brass buttons with central embossed lion's heads and black outer edges. There are four faux flap pockets at front, two on each side of opening, each with button matching those of the closure. The long sleeves have simulated closure, with a line of three buttons matching others on each sleeve. The pocket flaps, cuffs, collar, center front, and hem are all edged in black. Designer's label sewn inside jacket at collar: "Adolfo / New York", with retailer's label sewn in just below: "Neiman-Marcus". The matching skirt is below-knee length, of the same pink wool knit, with pleating beginning 7" below waistband and extending to hem. Skirt has designer's label sewn inside at waistband as jacket. The accompanying black silk blouse is sleeveless, with rounded neckline. Single black silk -covered button closure at back of neck. Shell has designer's label sewn inside at left of closure as jacket.
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Ensemble consisting of a vest and pants. The vest is of wool,with a scoop-neck and with 5 hook-and-eye closures down center front. It is covered in sewn-on black sequins, and has a 1" border of orange, white and gold beads with gold trim at neckline, front opening, hem, and armholes. On the front and back of the vest are 3" diamond shapes formed of the same beads. The white and orange beads are plastic. The vest is fully lined in black fabric. Labels in vest: "Valentina LTD / RN 34435 / Made in Hong Kong"; "100% Wool / Made in Hong Kong"; and "Medium". The pants are formed as a divided skirt of black wool in a satin weave simulating crepe-back satin. They are floor length, with full-length accordion pleats. There is a wide 3" waistband that is completely beaded to match the vest. The pants have a center back zipper closure with hook-and-eye at waistband, and are unlined. Inside the pants is a single tag at waistband: "Lot Number 11/12".
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Choker of satin and feathers. Neck band of 1 1/2" double faced black satin ribbon with double hooks at ends. At center is rosette of hackle and guinea feathers in black, brownish, and white spots. Tag sewn to one end of ribbon stating "Made in France", Style/model "Uo 28", color "Black, and other notes that are illegible. Made to go with an evening dress by Ungaro.
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Pairs of pumps of green reptile patchwork. The shoes are designed with a pointed toe, and uppers made of triangular sections of dyed reptile pieced together. The sections are dyed in various shades of greens and browns. The throat has an extending triangular section which is oriented to point towards the wearer's leg. The low, chunky heels are covered with the same skin, and taper to base. Designer's label inside: "SusanBennisWarrenEdwards" Stamped inside: "4514 Zig-Zag 7" Stamped on sole: "Designed by / Susan / Bennis / Warren / Edwards / Hand Made / In Itayl / 7"
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Dress and coat of peacock feathers. The short, sleeveless dress is entirely covered with peacock breast feathers, accented with a 1" band of blue cording and chenille trim at neckline and with blue cord spaghetti straps. It is fully lined with navy polyester. The long, sleeveless coat is covered with peacock herl / flue feathers. It has a round neckline, and no closure. These pieces are part of a larger ensemble, consisting of a total of 9 pieces decorated with peacock and/or golden pheasant feathers. Worn to the Emmy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles, California, April 1976.
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Hat of rust wool felt with rolled, tubular shaped brim. Style sometime referred to as "bumper hat". Unlined with orange grosgrain headband. Crown stamped: "100% Wool / 'Esccello' / Geo. W. Bollman & Co., Inc" Designer's label on inside headband: "Frank's Girl / Designed by / Frank Olive / New York"
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EL PASO - Ever wonder what the most expensive homes in El Paso are? We count the most lavish and extravagant in the borderland from number 10 all the way to number 1.
With its large lot and prime location, our number 10 home in the upper valley is located at 904 Vista Mia Ct. Records from the Central Appraisal District show this home is worth $1.17 million home.
The home sits on half an acre in the El Paso Country Club area. It's also nestled behind a security gate, adding to its value. From the outside you can also see features that don't come cheap like the outdoor patio area, and French doors. One appraiser we spoke with says the location and sheer size contribute to the magnitude of the price tag.
Moving along our list, number 9 is located at 6116 Pinehurst and spreading across almost 17,000 square feet, it's smack dab in the middle of the Coronado Country Club neighborhood - another area that's in demand for those who can afford it.
"The design for up here, although we're starting to see more of this particular type design, it does have a bit of a mid-eastern flair to it with the dome on the top," said Angelo Amoriello with Amore Appraisals. He said he wasn't surprised when we told him it's valued at $1.19 million.
"Because there is a non-availability of vacant lots for somebody to come in here and if you were to buy a vacant lot it would be primo dollar," Amoriello said. He said the high-quality finishes like the stair-step stucco on the roof, the large windows, and the landscaping add up fast.
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When is anger okay in the work place?
Anger is so seldom acceptable — it's so rare for it to be non-harmful — that I start by saying it's never okay.
Contrary to my counterpart at NURA, who suggests anger can "help" a team, I disagree.
Expressing or 'acting out' anger is different from feeling anger. I can feel anger without having to share it. And I can express my anger in a responsible way that is not denial, is not 'stuffing' it, and also doesn't make someone else wrong or scared.
Anger about the work is different from anger about a person. I can be angry about the work ("we did it wrong") and my trusted/trusting co-worker might sympathize, as she is not threatened. When I shift to anger aimed at a person ("you did it wrong and are therefore bad") then it is much likelier to be received as threatening. That harms teamwork.
All anger comes from the fight-or-flight instinct — when feeling anger, the active part of the brain is the amygdala.
When my feeling of anger becomes a shared expression of our group's frustration, it can perhaps sometimes lead to increased bonding. Usually because my teammates' amygdalas are NOT engaged. Instead, their higher emotions are active in the limbic system (the seat of love, trust, etc.) I may show anger, and they might feel neither fear nor anger in response — they might perhaps feel sympathy, or perhaps feel that their own frustrations are shared by another (thus firing their mirror neurons and increasing the feeling of fellowship toward me). Yes, that can be good for the team.
When my feeling of anger becomes a threatening expression of poorly controlled anger, it can spark defensiveness and harm team trust and team functioning.
The key variables are:
If there is high trust, and I'm angry about work product (not aimed accusingly at another individual), and I'm sharing my feeling in a responsible way, then we're potentially okay.
If any of the three variables are off, I'm going to harm the team dynamic, nearly every time.
For more on this, see the books "Trust is Everything" and "Becoming a Conflict Competent Leader".
Tom Cox is a Beaverton consultant, author and speaker. He coaches CEOs on how to boost performance by building workplace trust.
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Amazon making an impact on Wilson County
Brooke Stevens | For the Nashville Business Journal
Adam Shireman, owner of Ziggy's Pizza and Sandwich Shop in Gladeville near Lebanon, plans to expand his restaurant since lunch business has boomed thanks to the nearby Amazon distribution facility. Shireman said he plans to add seating to accommodate the crowd.
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Amazon.com's expansion into Wilson County is expected to have a regional impact, but it's already providing a boon for small businesses in Lebanon.
From trucking companies to suppliers to the pizza shop down the street, a host of local businesses are benefiting from the new retail giant on the block.
"We are seeing a lot of opportunities for a number of industries in the area thanks to Amazon," said
G C Hixson, head of economic development in Wilson County.
Lebanon-based Shipper Trailer Rental & Sales is helping move and store trucks for Amazon, which will eventually employ 550 people in Lebanon.
Owner Laleta Shipper, speaking as a member of the Wilson County joint economics community development board, said she is "glad that jobs will be created and many local businesses will profit from businesses with Amazon coming to Lebanon."
Seven years ago, Adam Shireman decided to takeover Ziggy's Pizza and Sandwich Shop near Lebanon.
"People questioned, "Why come out to a little rural town out in the middle of nowhere?" he said. "I had the foresight what was happening."
Sales at Ziggy's have spiked considerably since Amazon opened a temporary distribution facility in Lebanon last year.
Now, Ziggy's is feeding hungry construction crews building the permanent facility.
With Amazon in Wilson County for the long haul, Shireman plans to expand his shop to accommodate more dine-in customers. He's also exploring the idea of operating a food truck to park near the construction site and distribution center.
"If we can cast a bigger net, we can increase our revenue by many times," Shireman said.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 9 Volume 2
On Your Own
By Andrew Chambliss; Michelle Madsen (Illustrator); (Illustrator)
(Dark Horse Books, Paperback, 9781595829900, 144pp.)
Publication Date: December 4, 2012
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With the Scooby gang on the skids, Buffy finds herself increasingly alone. When faced with some tough decisions grounded in "real world" problems (i.e., not the slaying of pesky demons), Buffy is determined to make her own choices, but that doesn't mean she won't need a little handholding along the way. Cue Spike, compelled to stand by his best friend in her moment of need. Together they'll tackle the increasing zompire population and a rogue Slayer out for blood. Collects Buffy Season 9 #6–#10; and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: In Space No One Can Hear You Slay!" from Free Comic Book Day 2012.