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5000. There was little enthusiasm except on the
part of the speakers. They appealed for aid for
the New York strikers. but advised the laborers
in New Haven not to strike; and said the way
to establish the eight hour system was by first
building up great political party of laboring
men.
The Danbury News says: "a young lady
writes to learn why we do not have a depart
ment for answers 10 correspondence The
reason is simple. We once announced we
would gladly receive questions on various topics
and endeavOr to answer them satisfactorily.
The first inquiry received was in relation to a
little amount we owed the writer. We think it
was eight dollars. We borrowed the money
and returned a satisfactory answer but il put
back our business full a year. The Young lady
thinks such department would be very lively
We found it So
RHODE ISLAND.
Commencement at Browns university occurs
this week. The baccalaureate discourse to the
graduating class was delivered Sunday by
President Caswell.
The Saltwater wooden mill, a ten set mill. To-
Gated in Smithfeld and owned in Providence.
was entirely destroyed nv fire at half cast ten
SUNDAY morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
S26l 900; 100000 on stock in various stock
companies, aud Sl61 900 on mill aud machinery
in manufacturers mutual companies.
MIR. ii. {. Dorsey, of Pawtuckct, has presented
three lar@e-size and elegantly bound Bibles to
the Rhode Island steam ire engine company,
Pawlueket, One Will be presented to the Lifa-
yetfe hose company, Salem, and another to the
Paramount company.
An old lady, nearly or quite eighty years of
age, by the name Of Brownell, familiarly known
as Aunt Betty Brownell, was found dead in her
bed al Portsmouth on Thursday morning, the
10th inst. She was about the house and at
neighbOr'S the day before, apparently in her
usual health.
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practice in
dnged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions Mt school, the effects which are
nightly felt even when asleep and If not cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and BODY
should apply Immediately. What a pity that a young
man, the hope of his country the pride of his parents
should be snached from all prospects and enoyments OF
NE ny the consequence of devating from the path of
nature. and secret ha 1t. Such persons must before
contemplating marriage, reflect that sound mini and
body are the most necessary requisites produce
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Leaves ebster for Worcester at 900 Am.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at G:fS m
-. L. st. NJ ANDREWS sun,t
nH Norwich a. Worcesta- ftst.P -
1870 CHESHIRE & ASHUET0T

IN 4 y =. 10 u I'VE " rs TT II ET(OT
MIrGSr - - RAILROADS = SUMMER ARRASGE
mTSI-' ;omme Ing MONDAY, June g. $50 "h-
I1Slns leave Worcester, Foster street Depo nj M
hip a. M, and 420 P. M. Fitchburg al ia n, 80
lows Falla. 'i'J' Aeelle ard Bel.
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Puro,5 q.
DuIhlg0n X H. Tor Rutland, Saratoga, RurlIngion t. q
also WIN VI Central H. Z. for Windsor White b y.
junction connecting with Conn and passum n.i ~ ~
Durg Montreal, DC. o'"'' "suel D.
Tickets to all points north for sale at No Foster t,,
Worcester-J. BARNARD, Agent '' ~
rare as low as by any route and distance less .,
and North. ~ !, S m THE a M lor esq
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RaiIroaog.
NosRIGWMI 1 AND WORCESTER DIyI,

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIyE
~ SION, B., H. and Z. RI, 1871
S.sE sSiS rs GONE souTn, LEAVE WORCESTER At
ster with train from Souhbridge and far ~
ford s az fpsnfed with trains to aud rom Hal,
New Iop rdLSVsaenee; at Norwich with train for
A""U cssi no. way Passenger Train CONNECTS at wo,
burg. LoweI 'I ~ rom N, Boston, Nashua. Fhef
trsjn f Sl m providence rains ut Putnam WIFE
a. S9rwich with trains for New G Ion [o'ience;
$40 i ~: MSy passenger Train Connects at war,
sester with trains from Nashua Fii,ibp ~ y ors
xIAln from Boston, and trains from, pitss
Providence and Worcester roads. ~ " estern and
IIalE ron Boston; at Plainfeld Jui uiiaih WIN
rom Providence and Hartford arriye h. ION trains
tnls trsn Passengers from way stsi ii season ior
menster, Pntnam and Danielsonyi ~ is cteASept
train to Norwich ave" Noiuoh' VIII take this
7.So m Steamboat Express Trsin for Nov
Connects st Worcester with trains N ~ lew York
concord, Manchester, Lowell Lawrenre Enoslton
pole Franklin and BIseSstonrrso SostSn Wa
for New London at 9.I5pm Nor"len
e'1O m Steamboat Express train Tor Bcsio M ,,,u-
ton Bs @SSaasy9 connecting at Putnam 6r BoS
cester for Boston, birmingham IoSyeII y y oi
Concord, Fltehburg, &c. This train ieaves ~ q
stesnser 81 A'AS = NJ dependent on arrival OF
600 m Way Passenger Train. Conpectiu0
flA,nneld junction for Providence. al PmtSSsr,
for Boston STRIVING at m at Il w6r H1%
junction dTa Sr Springfield, and way stations AIbsSy
- Boston, Nashua, &c ''i Trains 70
1.sO m Way Passenger Train CONNECTING a,
flslnneld with train from ana for Pow "a >
aIflvng st Worcester Junction in sc ason for
s4 5eston Providence, Springfield and Albany
al worcester Tor trains to Boston h{asl,ua a.. y .
S.4S m Way Passenger Train. Connects al Nor
sd NUN TAN ron New London at Plain
nela hetlon with train to Providence; at WoT
eester with train for Boston. ~ WI
WEBSTER SPECIAL
Leaves Webster for Worcester at 600 am
Leaves Worcester for Webster at G.;sSp
a., l; ST. M. ANDREWS, sup't
nu Norwich D. Worcesta-i
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAILROAD
Sunday Passenger Train.

Train Will leave Worcester for Nashua and wa, rneger
arg A. NJ Returning will leave Nashua for Worce"i
anu WAY stations at +. H. arriving
n This train will connect at Aver Jrnctian .i,T
Sy Passe9Ee5 train for and from Boston and way
sslser tram for and from Lowell Boston and way Sta
Worcester. April G. 1874 ap6 dr. '"P''
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
~ NJ koADTon and after Monday, Sept g. 1871 Passen
ger Trains VIII run as follows:
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills and 42O and 60
Leave Groton junction for Worcester ut Jam,
5ssvt y SSsn aiH at s M 10 m and 800
vermont and Massachusetts Cheshire Rutland and
BSuriRgt9n Railroads at Groton Junction with trains Of
me Fltehburg down.. Pelcrboro and Shirley Ston1
Sao1Sk, and Lowell and Lawrence RAILROADS.; and a
and LawTn ss o. she Wilton Concord Manchestcr
vermont Central, Passumpsic and ogdensburg Rsih
The Ills m train connects at Fitchburg with Cha
snlre and Rutland and Burlington freight and passen
oerg stony Brook and Lowell and Lawrence irans and
r ~ NssR M %ith Wilton Concord Manchester and LawI
Montreal Ito Plymouth) trains. 0''0''N "iS
,v rhe ~ tram connects at Fitchburg at 7lSpn
Win Cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts and Rutland
Ana burlington Night Express trains Groton Junctlon
Trans; and at Nashua with Concord, Manchester and
bbaTrence Northern Vermont Central Night Tx press
- $50 'H''''' '"' VGRA z EliR SFaiR'' sup
PROYIDENCE WORCESTER RAIL.
4 f.o!- "a -;Arrrangemento itralns, 1872.
h,idi , ,s9i"ppihs oI{ at oOnsockot and Tx
ais p. 'ue''ee As
,AecommO0aton Trans will leave Worcester for Prov
dence and way stations at 1850 and 80 M OO and 80
pm ' V ''''" NV
Providence for Worcester and way stations at 40 ana
Has m, and 4.05 m. ~ 81" anu
The 40 a. m tmaill and 25 (express) trains nom
rroNIuence ana the ILLS a. M (eXpresS) and 4OO n m
Y nR 1IAls ms, rom Worcester connect Worcester
S1unaiet9h WIN trains 10 and from Clinton Fchbnrs
hutland, Saratoga Montreal Nashua Lowell IaNirennds'
TToieoIa and the White Mountains Springfield Abanv
ir Ty, NlasaIa Falls, and points North or West
points. 'o-e sN"N ~ al 'ihpOFtant
The Worcester trains except express and q an -
eoneGt at v oonsocket Junction with trains TO and rn
Hartford and Erie railroad VI 'Ae Dostohs
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Providence tor Waterford 900 n m corno,,,.
Norwich. " iiuse' futhAn and
Leave Woonsocket for Providence nj . d n M
Leave providence for Uxbridge at 100 D M
Leave UXbridge for Worcester at 5 Is a m
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and proyi,o,,. -.
c az ~ w q; M and 42O p M Woonsocket Tor Mi
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M ED AL FFICE
No. 5 Pleasant St., near Main.
DIR. MANSFIELD

DIR. MANSFIELD
has established a Grand Medical Office tor the
Radical and Permanent Cure OF all diseases or de.
rangements of the Genital Organs or System which
Will be treated scientifically and the most approved
principles = syphilis GOnOrh@a, elect, STRUCTURES
seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Female Weak
ness. Pains in the Back aud Lolns. Whites Gravel,
nervous Diseases llunOrs. Dyspepsia. Piles, dc
his new and improved method in short time giving
entire satisfaction TO his patients Spermator
permanently cured and Lost Manhood Restored,
TO THE LADIES.
DIR Mansfield is. without doubt the most successful
practitioner in the treatment those requir-
ing skill secresy and experience and all other Dlseases
incident to Females that we know Of Those requiring
Medical aid both young and old, male and female will
nnd IL to their advantage to consult DIR. Mansfield He
u man thoroughly posted In his profession regu-
lar graduate of medicine, and gentleman worthy The
confidence OF the people Call ut his office; social chat
Will cost you nothing, and may be OF more benefit you
than you imagine.
TO YOUNG MEN.
DIR. MANSFIELD, Pleasant st , near Main Worees-
ter Mass, has no superior I'm the treatment oC that de-
plorabe afictt0n Seminal Weakness Spematoir hma
strictly private and confidential
llOnrs-9 A. N. to- NJ. Office open Sundays.
q. MANSFIELD, Nj. D.,
nal dtyI4' No. Pleasant st.
nR. FLINT'S GREAT REMEDY.
Z THE
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ROsTON & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commenc,ne on, vo,,

BOTTOM AND WORCESTER DIVISION
SUMNER Ni a ARRANGEMENT, commencing ON MON
PAsSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester,
10 52S exp SIS eSp s ge G exp exp and 9t5 m, ara
The a2O q m, and 5.25. 3b5 and 9'55 m tr,pn n ,
| station wi O'"oI7 IRON Foster 81
pSI Grafton Westboro souhyle corlavile ard
For South birmingham, I2O, 100 sg5 aU5 IN ~ NO.,
l'4O S25, 355 80, 500 and 9.55 M ~ "'" '''' " III
FOR Milford. at 100 and 1926 In H. 10 39tonJI.o
For N1tiek at 100 and 9i5 m, Lao, $50 and soS M
n iop wellesley, Granville, West SewInn. Nep u"
sengers ler the same stations also lake he 80 I'm
wards. '"'' -'e'eh mhulea anei-
others s Ta runs every day except Mondays all
sunday express from Albany leaves washington sahara
%SV A n; lHon lay, for BOSTON, '' ''A''o" ~
TRAINS leave Boston as iollowa.
FOR Worcester at 500, 100 asOcxn oexn n an, ,so
presS ~ express to Framngham $50 express gG
FCr New York, via Springfield, 900 exp. M 800 exp.
Now York, via Norwich. 5.se exp.nm
%estSoro Fl SO ' 4St lIU a. an lse 4S9pm
Cordagie, 800, 100, 100 a m, iSO' tS0 pn
Ashlani, 800 100, II 90 M i'3O lao s. 80 exppm
SSalh FTamingham 500, 100, $50 exp aad 800 exp,
80 esb a. a. Oo p exp aSC exp 400 iaO exp 800
satiGk, 100 1900 l'O, a m. LsO AIS 100, 500. $50,
Mllnuryi 100 am lSOpm.
,saxonvle, 1900 m, 5.b5 m.
horu, tVO hdO exp DtNp. am 2l5 exp, 400 n, nm
All outward trains runs daily except Sunday.
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 m, stopping M W
Newton South birmingham, Worcester West Brook
neld Palmer and Springfield, arrives In New York
$50 IN. g. U. RUSSELL, Sup't, Sprinp1eld
A. FIRTH, Asst sup't, Boston.
WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION
Leave Worcester for Albany ana Way stations taccom-
m0datlon) ut B.4j m.
For Springfield and Way Stations 6l5 800 am and AS
m.
For Albany tssprsss ssS for Esw York and Albany
Sunday mall ieaves at 1915 Il. N. Sleeping will
leave Springfield for Rochester daily, connecting with
i.30 m train.
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 400 7l5, lla0a
l55 exp, 2.O5 EXP. 400 $40 exp. m. iDhny Sunday
express $780, m. Sunday mail l22j nj " ondhyl A.,
gRAiLRoAD CoNnEcrioEs-At ADans Wii . nc B nsw
York Central, Troy and Greenbush, TUCSON hivcr
Ralroads Al Chatham with the iiaE.em and 9 s,
and Boston and Lebanon spring. RhIOnuih, ~ nlMe
Line with the ilosatone Railroad a. p,lsieIa Win
the Plttsned am Nonh Adams and iinusatvnc raroms
Al Weatneld with the New Haven ara Northampton NM
Al Springfield with the Hartford Now Haven ana SpflE-
Held and Connecticut River RAILROADS, AZ rainier Win
the New Iondon Northern KR. AZ Worcester junction
with Tho provIdcnce and Worcester Wofceater ard
NasLua and Norwlch and Worcester Railroads, AT
SAUL CHAM with the N0son. ClinOn ana Fltch-
bury, Milford and South Frnmngham and Lowell Rail,
r0au'' co. RUSSELL, sups, Springfield
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YOUNG MEN.

especially whohave become the Victims of Solitary Vice
That dreadful and destructive habit which annually
sweeps 20 an untmey thousands Young men OF
the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have entranced listening senates with
the thunders OF eOquence. may call with full confidence
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II ,,,o,,,, IL. A. BLOOD, Sup't, Fitchbug
y. D. CRoSSMAN, Genl Agent Lowell.


EKMONT AND MASSACHITS ETTS
y AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILRoAn
leave worcester Foster st. Depot for oosac Tnn
nell, NORTH Adams, Saratoga and Troy, n Y al 8 20 a
NJ, Tor North Adams, HOOsac Tunnel Greenfield Sbei.
pune aus aG braltleborO at $50 and Ills NJ For
"I T =, ~ o.5V ahd lil5 A. NJ, and 400 Pm
Leave Hoosac Tunnel for Boston at l. 100 a m and n
pm. " 'VV " h' anu l'V
Leave Greenfield for worces er at g. 30 and rs m ad
sSO M Lea'e Bratleboro for Boston al liz and sii
= The 100 m and 100 p trains, from Hoosac Tunnel
b5O m train from Greenfield, and ii m and % n M
trains lrOn BTattlebOrO, at Fiichhnrg Win
lIaihs lor providence, Newport and Taunton - viva
Ine iOO a m and LOO III trains from IIoosoc Turroi
ana S4i m and 200 pm trains frOm Brattleborn con
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Newpo AZ
a n ~ II
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DR. HALLOCK has discovered the most certain speedy
and only etlectua Remedy the world for weakness IN
the Back Limbs Structures. Affection of the Kid
neys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges lmpotency
General Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia Languor Low
Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Palpaton Of the Heart
Timidity, Trembling, Dimness of Sight or Gildlness
Diseases Of the Heal Throat, Nose or Skim Affections
Of the Liver, Innes, Stomach Bowelsthose terrible
Disorders arising from Solitary Habits of YOuh-serTet
and solitary practices more fatal to their victims than
the song OF the Syren TO the mariners of Ulysses blight
ing their most brillian hopes or anticipations.
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Immediately cured and full vigor restored This dis
tres ing action-whch renders life miserable and mar
rage imposshle-is the penalty paid by the victims
improper indulgences. Young persons are too apt to
commit eXcesses from not being aware OF the dreadful
CONSEQUENCES that may ensue. Now who that under
stands the subject Will pretend TO deny that the power
OF proere.ton is lost sooner by those falling into i'm
proper habits than by the prudent2 Besides being de-
pNed OF the pleasure of healthy offspring the most ser
Gus and destructive symptoms Of both body and mind
arise The system becomes deranged, the physical and
mental functions weakened Loss of Provocative Power
Nervous rntability, dyspepsia, lalpitation of the
Heart INDIGESTION Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Frame, Cough. Consumption, Decay and Death
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WoRGESTER DYE HOUsE
10 GROVE STREET.
once, No. 242 Main ST., nearly oppo,,,.
Central 81,

Lace Curtains. Kid Gloves and Feathers cleonsed in
the neatcst manner
Ladies' and Genilemens Garments and Goods OF every
description cieansed Dyed and Finished In the best
style. New and Improved Apparatus. the best Mater.
~sEApel'heel Practical workmen. win every facility
necessary 10 To patrols promp,nes. AMI ,e y
best style OF work At the lowest rates ana shortest no.
tee fully provided Patronage respectfully solicited.
mys dif r. w AnxNs cn
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MAR RAGE.

Married persons. or young men contemplating mar
riage, being of Physical Weakness Organic De
bilty, DelOrmifies, &c., speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care of Dr. Halock
may resiOusy cOnilde in his honor as gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
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Isaac blanchard, the victim of the explosion
al Charles a. Browns exploder mandatory in
North Adams, Wednesday, was in the oct of
closing window over the bench where he was
at work. II is probable that when he stepped
upon the ench lie igniled some illuminate.
which set fire to quantity Of powder, burning
him about the leg, shoulders and face SO severe,
ly that he died the next day. No other person
was INJURED and the damage TO the shop was
slight Mr.. Blanchard was about IS wears of
age, and leaves wife and child.
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The Vineyard Gazette says the smallpox ex-
element IN the upper end of the island has
somewhat abated, and it is considered doubtful
whether there has been case of genuine small
poX, after ALL Two or three persons have died
among the colored people at Christiantown
OF some disease very similar TO smallpox. and
one at Vineyard Haven. There are no severe
cases now, aud ii is thought that there win not
be trace OF it left by the end of the week
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NEW RAILROAD ROUTE,
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad.

VI ana alter Monday, Oct 18th, 18Th, -Four Passeueer
hhrnns pally each way SUNDAYS exceped,) will he RIM
between SO. birmingham and Lowell max ing snre con-
hei9o ms az So Birmingham with Trains on b. 4 A,
y. H. from worcester, Springfield, Albany, and the West
passengers can leave Worcester, via b. a. A r. II al
aI Tg a: M r ARRIVE in Lo%e at s4s 925 a M
Lowell at g. 10 p NJ ''V T. A. arrive IN
heturng Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and IN.
9o ~ i'oO A NJ, arrive at Worcester at $50 M
arrive at Worcester at 1890 p. NJ '' ' r 40
Through Tickets. and Baggage checl I'd tbron, q. al
uhPOriant points. Trains arrive at and denaTt rom
H. L. n r. K. Depot, Midaesex al iorminS IN bot
anu quickest route between Lowell and worcester
springfield, Albany, New York and the West
II ,,o,.,.. III. A. BLOOD, Sup't FitchbmR
r. j. CROSSMAN, Gen I Agent Lowell
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- FOR SALE IN PAXTON-A 49,
E;;, Farm of $50 acres-50 acres TO woodland IS 49,
3ii.L acres TO uage: plenty of fruit y story -.
house; barns, 50 X 60 and 80 Y 40; well at barn
ana house; land well watered cuts 40 tons hay BY
machine AMI keeps II head Of stock the year through
frce S55OO. Terms easy. L. A. ELY & CO.
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Ladies' married and SINGLE can consult Dr. Hall0ek on
all private and delicate arrangements with every assur-
ee OF relief DR. Hall0ck gives his exclusive attention
10 the treatment of all Female Complaints from what
ever cause arising Perfect secrcsy in all cases Board
ana Tue best OF nursing for patients who wish to remain
under treatment. Dir. lIallOck Is acknowledged the
leading physician in Boston In the treatment of troubles
OF private and confidential nature His remedies are
sure sale, reliable, and warranted efectual in every
case. His medicines are prepared in his own private
laboratory thus securing in every reliable prep
aIallOh, Tree ron pOisons other deleteriOus sub
BRANCH OFFICE-2OJ Front ST.. Washington
mig dif - 80 -
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NORFOLK COUNTY.
Beulah Hunt of Randolph passed her 1881
birthday Thursday.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
There IS but one pauper at the town aims
house at Norton.
little boy two years old, son of Mr. Daniel
Gerrlsh, of Norton, fell from the roof of house
last week, cutting his throat badly, but fortu.
nately no bones were broken.
Patrick Nolan, while unloading coal from 3
canal boat at East Taunton, Wednesday, wa.
struck on the head by an lion donkey falling
Oh him, caused by the breaking of a chain, and
knocked him down, cutting his head. He at.
tempted to get up, when the restEof the chain
came down on to his shoulder, breaking his
collar bone
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DOR SALE-A BARN, 60 X 40, on Lowell
IL ST., with or eight OF land with Also
four or five of the best house lots the street Terms
to suit f. G. THAYER.
apl0
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MIS- HUIdCt " 1T, OF UTanOY, fOnnd on her
premises nest containing 20 eggs, with two
hens thereon, the result of which setting was so
chickens.
Mr. Henry A. Morris, formerly clerk to the
house OF representatives, and well known
throughout the state as the organizer of the
"P. L. L." died of heart disease at Amherst
on the 18Th inst. Mr.. Morris was by trade
printer
young man named Rufus Morton, while
Datnlng with several companions in the saw
mill pond at North Amherst, Wednesday eve
nlng, Ventured beyond his depth, and, being
unable to swim, sank twice under water. a com
panion swan to his rescue, but his own efforts
were such as TO endangeT the life of the other.
aud seeing the danger, third, casting off coat
and boots, plunged in, and with his assistance
and that OF others, who were at the place, all
were got TO terra frma, although much exhaust.
ed and nearly straneled.
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CONNECTICUT.
Base ball IN New Haven Saturday: Yale fresh.
men 3, Harvard freshmen T.
The Japanese embassy or rather part of il.
went through New Haven the other nieht,
without stopping 10 see Yale COLLEGE as II had
been announces they would
The New Haven Palladium SAYS: ssTbe leods.
lature gets together Tuesday aiiernoon--beeins
10 get 10 pieces Tbursday-and by Friday moi A
corp0Tars guard Is 10 be found at the state
house"
petition has been sent 10 The Ccanectieu
legislature, signed by i4s c0nylcts IN the Weth
ersheid prison, asking for pfOhibitory legisla
lion on the liquor question. Twenty Of the con
ricis did not sign the petliiOu.
labor meeting was held on New Haven cou
mon Saturday night which numbered 1000 G
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8tal o5state.

Conveniently arranged for three enements city water
piped for is in good neighborhood with pleasant
surroundings; within one minutes walk Of Horse Raj
road on Main St.
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GBe 9alp spp aaursrr, 9flOnOan Mumg, sumo "a, 1872
/ =. 9. Gin f Cos Column.

Our facilities for NEGOTIATING LOANS
on Real Estate unsurpassed.
MORTGAGES. BUSINESS PAPER, &C. Bought.
sold and Negotiated
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barn in Belchertown was burned Friday
night; loss $1,000; covered by insurance.
A house at Holyoke, owned by Russell was
damaged $1,000 by fire Saturday night; fully in
Sured. ~
). Gil is Clark, son of Leonard Clark of
Springfield, was drowned while bathing in the
Connecticut river, at Mount Tom, Saturday at
ternoon.
About 40 officers and men of the old 10Th
met at Armory hall, Westheld, Friday after
noon, for the annual reunion. Gen. Briggs OF
Pittsiield presided 80
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