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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26

!" KENT BEvERAaE, On IA Bridgeporter. lately visiting the beautiful falls at Kent, writes to the sFa,mer. proposing that they be named !" Kentalina Falls. 1" a Would it not be still more sentimental. Spanish-like,
 and appropriate to call them ' Kentbeve- rio ?" f1 lsfGy 1-asg a.. 1-s iii Fl .,ct -
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26

SATURDAYS THUNDzR SroRM.-The thun- der storm of Saturday afternoon was unu-
 sually severe little south of us. Two barns were burnt, in Washington, l and eight sheep killed. In Morris, three cows belonging to MT. Abel Ira ey were killed by lightning. A bull was killed on the farm of the late Nathan French in Northfeld; and an ox in Wat ertoWn. a.l. a..a i.-..r--..,.. e,,..I ... c.c.t
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26
2 ,totaaa BULLS FALLS. Aug. 21, 1869. MR. EDITOR Y '~

DULLES ' ALASs Au&s 6As ASOS' MR. EDITOR -,
 lc The Sons of Malta have a lodge in this wilderness. They were more active few years ago than they are now. In those days when the lights of the order were kept bright, one D. w. Leach was an officer and and shining pillar in the fraternity here. His strong point was that. be always de- lighted to "see himself as others see him. 5 Latterly this Leach has taken to investiga- ting things outside of himself and in order to do itsatisfactorily be- borrows aid from John Varney. This aid consists ofia small bottle which he gets filled nearly every morning. with groceries.Il [ sometimes wonder at the amount of groceries one family can use And this Leach's family are great on groceries, particularly the bot tie kind. But yet, Leach is useful, he helps John bring home supplies. The other eye ming he brought in load of ss fusil oil, enough to last ns 2 good while.
 ns a ,onn Stuart comes, down here some
 L
 what often on the ]. gravel train. Il He d. ways says heis ffgoingato gra1dmas," ]" and that school don't keep" lis 5 great mystery to us all what he means by such strange expr resgions. Only the. other day in answsr to , civil question by Mir. Var, ney,l he burst ont in a very disrespectful manner. $ violently tack Id the said John son'' and that .sit cost nineteen dollars and eighty-.hree cents to lick 2 ohigger.' MT. Yarney felt bad to have such ta talk in the store. .msds hAnosa iIa gg anfzqe e ,sl al IT Irsgret to say that Mr. Varney seems to have fallen 5jiin under: the infuence ot "old leather wheels. This man, who IS . ba,t ase z i9 isaasore given to revel and ungodly aee," so
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26
NEW MILFORD.

On Thursday the Dutton B. B. O., of Ltchfeld played game with the Weanti- naug club at their grounds in this place. Although the Weantinaugs are much out of practice it was very sharply contested and extremely interesting game. The score was as follows
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26

Ba- Accident Insuranoe companies re- fuse to insure women against any casualty short of death, for the following reasons |: Women are more easily injured than men i; they always think they are worse hurt than men; they hav'nt much :, < business" to be incapacitated from they can cheat and bother an insurance agent much worse than men, Business and Chivalry are two.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26

ii aTHE FAT MEN's CONVENTION. The great 2 Fat Mems clam bake came off at Gregory Point, on Friday last. The officers were nelected by Fairbanks scales, as follows 2 John A. F. Fisk of New York, 358 lbs, ] Pres. James A. Lincoln, of Springfield, 829 lbs, Vice ditto; sselect-fatmen, Sydney Smith of Stamford, SIS lbs., 0. T. Duryea, i l.. I. 509 lbs, W. E. Sherwood of New !Milforl, 307 lbs. These with about 200 lighter luminaries "shone with fatness, '' They ate 25 bushels of round clans, 15
 bushels of oysters, 10 bushels of long
 clans, ], 200 ears of corn, $50 pounds of lblue7fsh, 160 pounds of eels, 2 barrels of
 sweet potatoes, 1 barrel of common pota- :, toes. 100 loaves of bread and 1 woodchuck.
 The report does not state how the wood 2 chuck came to grief; but, probably, in the bury. some three hundred pounder
 gobbled him accidentally.
 Last year, these gentlemen were accused of getting up a political demonstration, rathey were such a conservative lot. The
 charge was unkind. Your fat man is con servative by nature. Progress is abhorrent
 to him, and Revolution death. Was not
 loyalty Jack Falstaff's sole virtue; and does
 notJulius Cesar exclaim:
 col Iet us have men about us that are fat; od3 Elick-headed men and such as sleep o'niehts. r, .sYond Cassius has lean and hungry look: 'S He thinks too much: such men are dangerous.
 This year a more discerning Radical :. press has allowed the Fat Men of Fairfield ctEo to bake their bivalyes and eat them in 2 peace They may conspire for more clans \i but never for more politics. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26
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Litchfield, Thursday, Aug. 26, 1869
The International Boat Race.

The International Boat Race.
 Much interest is manifested in England, and more in this country, on the results of
 the boat race between Harvard and Oxford
 to take place on Friday next. About the sole
 remaining form of muscular, yet gentle
 manly competition in which England and N America can meet, is at the boat race.
 Ehehah Gricketers can beat American crick. @eteEs, .tMo-to. .one.@ American base-ballists 2 optTplay the best English cricketers at our lnnational game with ease. The prize iaght saof sHeenan and Savers assumed . I unnatural interest simply because oit seemed to set English and American ' muscle in fair competition with each other; but the prize fight is too brutal to find favor Q even, with the English nobility in these enlightened days The fight between the
 Alabama and Kearsage was matter of con- siderable international interest; but Eng
 land might justly say that semmes: pirati-
 cal craft was no fair specimen of the Eng 'lish navy. 7osIa edt 5a7# 5sa. aa-
 '1 Although boating can hardly be consid- cred, as yet, 8 national American pastime, :itis safe to say that if Harvard wins it will soon become so. With Minister Motley and the, Prince of Wales as invited guests,
 and John Hughs as referee, this affair is aeeftainly not wanting in ecIat; nevertheless, a we cannot help thinking competitions of this superficial nature very poor test of Othe respective capabilities of the two na. asions,T as hundreds of journalists will claim it to be, on one side or the other of the water y3GI .:Eaefaa.e }a s.- sli
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26

ri .@- The Hartford Courans favors the in- itroduction of the English fellowship sys- tenn into, this country. We have great doubt whether it is worth what it costs.: It produces now and then working bee,
 but, for the most part. nothing but drones.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26

E p@r Mir. Dent is very angry with Score tary Boutwell, because the Administration will not favor his proposed stool pigeon game in Mississippi. .< as . 45s-
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26

HE CONNECTICUT WESTERN Hartford
 is beaten at last on the location of this selt treqsedf There has arisen quite difference '+og betweenath the people of that city and those ; farther west, interested in this railroad. re- -liaagsrding alocations. The "northern" route 'oTo was most favorable for the s.through" in.
 terest. which wished to shorten the dis. aoo tance to Springfield the ." southern, for '4 !. X Hartford which desired such location as
 would make the road entirely tributary to the their city. On Tuesday of last week they ra had 2 ballot in that town which resulted in diaf electing by meager majority an agent
 pledged to the southers route. This agent Go5 represented . 7,500 shares and the whole 'n5 humber subscribed besides was only 5000.
 On Thhrsday the election of directors took ,,; place Previous to the stockholders meet. 6svo ing Mr. Geo, H. Brown of Washington aniHollow, subscribed for two thousand more
 shares, and the ss snorthernn interest elected Ala" their ticket Hartford grnmbles, but is so gi bc from being united, itself, that it can do
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26

{ Persons afe iconst antl5 hurt uu the N. Y. 'aHd N. HRa by stones Allun0 Q into the car win doWs.s hrs sSiiso o1 betiyn Sfiaf
 .fsnl ed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26

sal p A0~ One of othe savants at the Salem m -aTsa Science 6 gathering announces the sure des.
 truction of man from certain atmospherica, . changes. The ''dies ire." may not come -sna fora few million years, however, which is ,ra xaasRr1xfn0 se sfs--Gss2 kssss$s#s.4 sSIss -tae 10 .sa .- s..,,,,.a,. .,. sdt asmsds,the order appointing q receiver of
 sfhs EnsqGshannah railroad. as ass o6scs 2
 Me Erie E. E.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26

son, which were fully appreciated. if we are to judge by. the manpefin which the. good things disappeared. < Tn the evening. Rev father Dent addressed the Societies in his usual happy manner. He. was heart lily cheered. Speeches were then listened to from William McGrain, Esq, and oth- ers.S Mir. McGrain is President of the Whimsical Society, aad is -dasarQing of much
 credit for the able manner with which he Iaocomplished the task of, arranging and Fperfecting the programmef forthe occasion !,
 carrying out all that was advertised.
 Near one thousand persons were present,
 and several hundred dollars are the re. mi
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26

- The framework of Ralph Moora's new three story building was raised into place, on Monday <a-"ab so5)-&d
 ia -- Three rascals from New Hartford made raid on some of our citizens, last week, and relieved them of val1ables They returned to their homes It is said no off, ficer followed to arrest them4i29 aa!3 to :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-26

Timothy, X; Editors Easy Chair, Book Table, Monthly Record of Current Events
 and Drawer. Y To aoieHqa-o4 a4.t aala .ee
 Coon HEA1rH contains Practical Pays iology-The Eye and Sight, Part III; Sleep and Sleeplessness; The Skin--Its Manage ment. Chapter "; The Nails; The Hair and Hair Glands; First Help in ,Accidents.
 Chapter "; Wounds, their Varieties and Treatment; Incised Wounds or Cuts; Punctured Woundssor Picks; lLacerated
 or Torn Wounds; Confused Wounds
 Gnnshot Wounds; Medical Crednlity ol Former Ages; Ventilation; Animalcules; Laughter; Alexander Van Humboldt; Economy of Water; serpents and Venom. ous Snakes, Part IT; The Lion under Sur. gical Treatment; Reading for Leisure Hour; Something Divine; Uncle Georges lStory; Editorial; Mental or Brain Work
 l Tea; Dysentery; Cholera Infantum. "
 | Published by Alexander Moore, No. Ii Franklin Street. Boston. Price 20 cent Iper number. es4 so sias1 oes ts9 9j.s =
 .oscn MONTH, contains: CuriositiesI Q
 Animal Life (illustrated);; The Mills of Tux. bury, XIX, XX; To Dora Cecil and l The Collier Family Beechsr on Self-Ex { animation; Homes for Aged Women; Only Seven Years Old:when She Died; The Sub. lisction of Women; Noon; Comets; Pioneer Methodist Preachets; Death of the Poet q Shepherd The Escurial Happy People
 The Game of Shuttlecock The Horse
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-05-05
Special hntices.
DESPAIR NOT. YOU AIR NOT YET INCuRARtF
RHlfEf Is AT HAND

Htllkf is AT HAND
isrEN 70 rnr vofft of ExrrnHNcri One Word IA
- The Dying should arrest The attention and wake ihe
alarm ot Young Men In our community whore so many
are sinking under that long array evils that ar fru
That dreadful .eoufge solitary Vice and other ndlscre
lions ana yuuthiul indnlgcnccs Listen, Young Men
ere II 10 too late, and suffering Ia onoryatod youth pr
mature old age, arising from that secret habit which nm
dermines the bodily health and the mental powers re
melnbeT and seek the true physician, Dr. FREDERICK
MORRILL,, Of No. is Howard Street Boston DO moi
pf0cfnsuuhte, but 20 onfly,-go when unerrng symp.
1ms tel you your condition when you sensible Ol
Meaknes IN The Back and Limbs, Loss and prostratou
VI The Animal Functions and Muscular Power, DOrange
mont OF the Digestive Organs, Uysurptc Ailmcnt ticn
erel heninty and tho common gmptoms ef Lung Dis
eases, as we'll a. the most torfiblc mental effects such
Nonkuoss Of Mind, Alienation and Loss Of Memory Rost
lessnsss 10 Sleep Confusion of Ideas Depression ol
spirits, lnhitua sadness and psquutudc, Lon ginr mr
Chango Evil fOrebOting Avoidance of Society and Love
Of Solitude and Retirement 1imidty Mental Uneasi.
ness Headache, and indeed degree 0i Insanity almost
terminating in absolute madness. go, young man. when
nature thus bends beneath the abuse hoapod upon her
and let false dclcacy deter you FROM The wise couro
90 TO Dr. Morrill, auJ he will give you restored health
when the body BE- Overthrowu and the mind wrecked he
oan aud has cured unumorahle Of Nocturnal Ennis
sion and other terrible inhct0na from this fruitful cause
OF disease.
In cases too Of Gonorrhra, syphilis venereal Com.
paint and others ui similar nature have uo fears Of
Ne result you place yourself under Dr. charger bis s
the voice of experience, and ho has cured ord casra
than any other living thysican- has ad,nir .t,,oi
~ every form Of Private Disease and his reneics arc
sure safe speedy and nalhhle perfect Is guar.
antecdi and rndcal cure ID always effected
The Doctor fomao Monthly Drops are the only sure
for all supprcssionf and Irregularities that wore
ever offered iur sale in this city These Drops are nc-
kuuWicdged 20 De the best iu the world for removing o
structuns and producing regularity n all cas Female
Hrcgularityt hupprrsluus Nc Ac whether ur nat Inc
nom cold any other causes. They are romnrkabl,
tber Yrtuoa tho hone1t which have been foirs t
Nc AFFLICTED Ia their use. The Drops be- obtained a
my Office No. is Howard Street Boston with directions
for use. All lctters attcnded To- aud nelcncs dIrec
uons &C. forwarded Immediately. 1865