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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-16

Htoo ~ Dasbasy Nsws, Jsly M.
No man can bs successful post Whose
liver 10 not diseased.
A man who came to Danbury eight ysass
ago worth nothing, ID now the owner o(
three dogs.
A A6lawson woman unostentatiously points
to tho fact that the funeral Of her late hos.
hand cost but eighty two dollars, which ID
dfteen dollars less than the neighbors
thought she could do It, and yet there Il
not one of them who can say that anything
was spared to make tho occasion Q saccees,
and one long u be remembered By all who
participated.
The only person 10 have had 10 some
time stop the Nsss 10 . reader 10 Pitts6sld,
whose wife road IN item 10 our lsst iseue
that 70 sleep With the hands In misteas Of
bran will remove fseskjss end tan. ~
tried The experiment Friday might, and IN
h3 sjsep fell to dreaming Of something. and
unoonsciously stssck him scsoss The face
with one Of the. remedies. Il not only
frightened him into convulsIous. bat burst.
,ng q Il struck. nearly choksd him 70 death
with the flying bcsa. He doesat ~
whether II cured her, but ws presume Il did
or he would have said somsthing about L.
A strange man. name unknown, was sesa
darting sbopt Esssx Stssse Saturday fore.
noon, with paper and peocil in hand, and
every once In . while stopping. and dottlsg
something down. Noons amosg ths woass
who watched him knew Or could imagine
what hs was up to, but " ssdefstsnd that
eight men who live On that street. found 10
dinner ready st noon. ssd shss they not
only knew boshing OF the stranger, but
unanImously and profssely psoclaiasd they
didn't want to.
An eyed eouple sn Woostes-strset sss
very fond Of checkers, nd play quits
frequently. whp be beats at The eame,
she losss her temper. and declares sba Win
mt play again. Il vexes him n have hss
sct %, bat be controls the isntasiou, sad
taiks to her aboutSt. He. tails her how
wrong II b for people q sheir ags 10 Mfs 70
bs disturbed By such TRIES, and shows her
% clearly the folly Of such course that shs
becomes ashamed Of hes weakness, and
rsearns 10 The game, snd plsys Il % well
hat sbs heats him. Then hs throws The
cAsckers in one disecsion. and kicks The
board In another. and says b viii Dsvss
phy With anybody Who eheaas % ail6rsdly,
and ssalks moodily 70 he'd, end lesvss hss
70 pick vp shs thinga
There b man On Frankliu 0tsees Who
bas been engaged In the past two months 10
. mighty effort TO kill cal 10 Ihss tims
thss unfortunate animal has explored he
bottom of every sheet and stream Of water
wilhin s'x miles Of Dsnbury, ~ he'd ap
unioteutional taste Of the several new vasis>
,iss Of powder, and has sos - Il can tell -
ths dark without looking arousd, he differ.
soce between half bsick end . wbols one.
The man himself hasn't ess whole piecs
Of clothing in his wardrobe, end ~ almost
sotirsly lost tbs uss Of one leg from 5heum.
slisn couirscsed wills dsovslsg ~ eaa,
and has more ecsaaehes % hin than tAs
survivor Of four wives. HE agsd Sasbss
says b win take . chair oct 10 ~ yard o.
. pleasant afsssnoon, and viii III thsss for
two hours q siuns, and look q thas cas
and swear.
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the sclence Of lone uee.
31v a. r.. Presses >. 0a1s &iVoo q
0UW W0111nG.

wssAiaeeea CssssspoaAnss CsasieJessaal.
Silver spsisg sassioa, ~ hoss Of Ne q
nous Francis +. Blair, osght 70 ~ calisd
Blair ssasioa, for The Old maa hes made )
csasbsaied, ihoagh the spsing b almost =
ssu,asksbls Ia its way @ ha Il bubbIes q
enid the sparkling sand q cold ssd fso
fountain. and - clear and limpid - ~
style Of NJ. Blair hiuself, end that is ssy.
ing good deal for the spring. a.
nv,a lone aso. In le1o h.lieva. ~
n Bl.,r. the editor Of the 0l,sa pitcaea
his tent II thi peiehboeAood. HS
boasha In all .bout /. do ac,ea. bot q le,e
purchaae - not . iarre. AZ thas 80
land could have beea boueht thereabees ~
pssbeps alo pee acsa Il vae q asy eoil. mi
II Il aoa rjch To- day4 bat thers are sseas ~
:1osesesyspsines alnoss insuusrab,s, asdths
vhols . ! tjdes situated midway bssvsss
The vsser, OF Rock Greek and ~ Eastern
bnuca. pes emines,ly healthfhl and con.
venissily ,sar 70 WasAinssoa. WHEN II.
Blair moved there Il urse have heea .
pesssy wild spoa Nov thsss ass two els.
e,nt eenta. one be)ousise % he Hos.
Nonteomesy Blair, tAs oehes, usaally called
silver epeine. bslonsiss 70 Mr. Francis P.
Blair. Ur.> The former is halt hiddes IN Q
nobIe grove of osks, with easdss % o,s
ode aud On orchard In front. OlA Ml.
blair's house Il surrounded by trees. taste.
fully and rather ,hickly planted. moel Of
-As.A .. ,,s &, Nhs ~,nn,,A -, h,s...,e
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0fV nor vE41eD1.
-Ths beet thing oue-A bod tooth.
"A miss b = gsaDi = . mile-of 0btaA
-Chicalo IL bulId:ng Il ioeels, viii -

There % movement 10 Woe9t0Gt00 -
1x ths Prssidsse's houss o. Capitol bin.
-Nssdoo, VI. = rsasiag foe Basnsn .
beby bosn hss week wishoat leDs q ara
-Tbs New York 0aepAis ssys hat ehe
peanut business an over The city = q .
stand.
Es%Ths mayor Of Sioux CITY has jest ~
|eeived ol1oe diamoad pin from HI pleased
|poast,tssasA !.
"A New Yosk papse says ''soms psopls
vosh Ia&hss dss In New York than Hvs n
P4lspslphiA !.
,9sfbsyDse hin In . sAewseasa, ~
~ ssnask of . rsral Indy whe ssetatly y.
sssdsda ~ fsnssal
--ltD bslisvsd that can win b runslag
bsswsea Eslums and Tceo0a % q bsiose
~ ~ Of Nsvsmbr next.
"A Aesntlsnan of 0sss3ey, Colesado, loee
the train ihs oehsr day bscasss ersa1hop.
pr ges into hs chsonomGlsG.
AT . eesesst ~ sshs day oss ol ~
vocalisss fousd hse voics thick. ohs eesajsed
II, bat without any good smsca,
Governor Dix's asseg1spA a,loens e7l hws
Of ths stassof New Yosk, snd 10 hsa's
bssa govssups ssvea months ysl
life smosg shs hedoes," b Joaqsia
Nljss, resly for pabllcsstoa 10 london b
defenes Il Captain Jaek ard III braves.
s.I ha,n a fraah anld y aalA n Saoalanan
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-16


TN p1us4 AND M Dun11,-An 1s,eA
psisse W. seaadiae q Ne corner Of square
atose ~ Aosf of dinner, wAsn one of Ab
eeaai1ymsn, Observing ~ worthy faahse
b paplszisy, tAus addressed him:
70, 1atAss OLsazy, Aew b your sivss.
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bsgs. bss - was q. dice haee today, asd
~ ssek b = sags a.d sa5s he .dissa
Mn - speileA An b Waslls9 Tor Dalhse
01sasy."
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seps vsss . Ase. sssasd sp . Ne aaaoa.
hhsd psine sayine:
IAN = siea1tesr Eivsssses yoa diss q
fsssy shsss, asd . mighty god diaase
yoa'll -"
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-16

III 01SUDDO - U0BUOOOty UVs
ANA Dlekiasoo b visitng IN IKansaA
LAsn Essss is reported " - In con.
suoptioa.
Dsowsjov talks Of sditlsg - Ksoxvills
N1t1 oace noss. :.
Ths ohaA has besn bhck>baljed IN
Whites el1b, Losdoa. !.
Il 70 sasd tkas he Shah scsstehes his head
with ~ corner of sals cellar.
Ex.PrseIdeas llillard RilmoesIis living II
quiet rss,rsmsss q Buffalo.
". T. Evasia and Jsdgs Z r. HoaS are
Grandsoos Of Roger shssnaa.
General 3. ,. Baslss Aas ~ -eoooy 900
fos ~ 0sose estate q WashiDsto0.
Dan Ries gives III Ne babies NAMED
sitter him psspsssal passes 70 BIZ eisu1s.
Arthur Lsalsy and Porte Crayon 90 -
. sksschisg tour IL The Rocky Mountaiss
0ss. ,Passsrson, Of Philadslphia owns
thistsss esssou nilh. end employs 400
psopla.
Nm. Js9enos Davis has parchassd -.
80 ssaidsnes JET hslow Hissisaippl City,
q ~ 0alfof negicd
Ins bsseoo 1Nsesas. avs1aas NE psad.
pa nsse q viee FTseesns wisoeo aMness
Ek " Ab sasasal iseapaelsy toe idlsssss.
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wosk q . ss1Amss book - b called
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-16

SCOTT HOUSE,
Deer. Lodge, Montana.
SCOTT P4OYRl4IO3
ersvsisss viii And this y equal my uots h 1sssans
~An Nail and Hxpsss Cosehss sssp hsaA
Tts Table 10 supplied with
The best i1 ~ 4aFkoe,
Neatly furnished seooa veil vsntiuatsa NJ s1ppse
With
CLEAN FEATHER BEDA ALWAYS READY.
LAND ENTRlE6.
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LAND ENTRlE6.
Connecticut western news., 1873-03-21
Al Hnrftnrtl

with hSriss' for i'tuAi-
 deuce. .N"A nculoid, Newport, Norwich and New London; Spring. field, Worcester & R,tN. 1 ton; also for Middietown
 and Saybraok, via Com Valley k. k.
Connecticut western news., 1873-03-21
Mill For Sale,

The Mill known as the "Washinee Mill" in Salisbury, Ct., located about half mile from the occupied by the Washinee Co. for the manufac- ture of the celebrated Washinee Repellents. It is a three set mill and is furnished with frst.class machinery throughout and all nearly new. The power is supplied by water with head of nine- teen feet, (which can be raised to twenty seven feet wthoat pa damage g to any other party There CT, which can be used in connection with the wa. ter wheel should the supply of water at any time i02 feet long and 1.2 stories high; also, Engine House 3Ox42; Dye House 24x55; Office 2lx27; :; Fire Proof Store House 22x40. and Sorting House and about nine acres of land, connected with and belonging to the mill property The mill is now middle of February next, after which time the purchaser can have possession. The above prop erty can be purchased at low price for cash. For further information call on or address
 HENRY HUBBARD, Trustee,
 Junuary 15, 1873. 27tf Salisbury, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1873-03-21
CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD

{ Connecting at Hartford
 from New London, Nor wich, Willimantic, Rock vile, Waterbury, New
 Haven & Springfield. At Winsted for stations
 on Naugatuck Railroad. At Canaan for Pittsfisld. At Millerton for Pough.
 keepsie, New York, (A.
 bany without change of
 carsl, and the West di
 rect, and for Fishkill . 800 p. m.
 1 Connects atHartrd from I Conn. Valley R. R., MI d
 New Bedford. Martha's Vineyard, Newport, Bos- ton and Providence, Nor wich, New London. Wil-
 limantic, Rockville and
 Springfield. At Canaan from and for Pitts field.
 At Millerton for Albany
 and the west.
Connecticut western news., 1873-03-21

f Connects at Hartford for Boston, Provld'nce, Wor. cester. Norwich. New London, Rockville and Springfield.
 | Connecting al Millerlon from Albany, Montreal, |, Fishkill, Newburg, Po'. keepsIe and New York. At Canaan for Bridgep't. At Simsbury for Nert. ! field, Northampton, Will liamsburg and Holyoke. At Hartford for Wiui- mantle, Norwich and N. London, and with kx- press for N. \ < Boston. Connecting at Millerton from New York, Albany and Puughkeepsie. At Canaan from Bridge. port.
 YEO MANS. SsaPss.
Connecticut western news., 1873-03-21
HOU SATONIC RAILROA D
 TIME TABLE.

To take effect MONDAY, JAN'Y 9th, ls72. Time when Trains Arrive at tle Several Statious.
 GOING NORTH.
Connecticut western news., 1873-03-21
Farm For Sale!

The Farm belonging to the estate of Edmund Belden, deceased, situated in Canaan, containing 150 acres, and more if desired. The buildings are large and.n good repair and water abundant at the house and barns. For particulars enquire of K. P. BELDEN' at South Canaan. 2Stf
 Jan. 18 1S73
Connecticut western news., 1873-03-21
NOTICE to CARPENTERS
 - AND BUILDERS. .-.a

N Building at Falls Village Conn. The build ing to be 50 feet 50 feet and three stories hipb The plans and specifications of said building can be seen at the Falls Village Savings Bank at said Falls Village. Sealed proposals for building the same will Dc received Dy E. ". SPURR, President of the Company, until the 18th of March, when 1t will be let to some responsible party who offers the best terms. For further information inquire
 DANIEL BREWSTER,
 U. MINER, Sr.o.s
 J.. R. WARD, 0ksetofs. 2w35s ROBERT LITTLE.
Connecticut western news., 1873-03-21
District of Canaan, SS.
PROBATE COURT,

A North Canaan, March 8, 1S73 TIPON the application of Frederick G. Dean, u showing to this court that he Is Administra- tor on the estate of Charles Dean late of Canaan, in said District, deceased, that the debts and charges allowed by this court against said estate exceed the value of personal estate which can be sold without prejudice to the widow and heirs by the amount of $535 00 that the appraised val ue of the real estate in the inventory of such tate is $4 800 that said real estate is 20 situated that it cannot be benefcally devded, and that the game is described as follows, viz: About 150 acres land including buildings thereon, bounded North by the Henry Post estate, Henry Dean and Hiram Deans land, East by Hiram Deans land and highway. South by highway, West by highway. Lydia Deans and Samuel Dickinsons land, and the Henry Post Estaee,- and praying this court to or der all of such real estate to be sold in pursuance of the stat1te in such case made and provided, as per application on file, dated the 7tn of March, 1873, more fully appears.
 Ordered. that the foregoing applica tion be heard at the Probate Office in the town of North Canaan in said District, on the 22d day of March 1875 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice thereof be given by publishing the same in some newspa per printed in Litchfcld County, and by posting the same on the public sign post nearest to where such real estate Is situated and i'll the same town
 Certified from Record.
 JACOB B. HARDENBURGH,
 2w35 Judge of Probate.
Connecticut western news., 1873-03-21
N gsr E q E.

A IL Persons liable to pay Taxes in the Town IA ot Canaan. are noh'heC that the subscriber bas received q warrant for the Collection Of Tax
 laid on list 1872 and for the purpose of receiving said tax. will be at the Store of II. l.. Wethereli in Huntsville, on the 2Sth day Of March, and at the Store ofBrewster Garfield < Co., ill Falls Village on the 29th day Of March. 1873. from 1 until 4 o'clock, P. M. each of said days. All per sons nselocriDS to pay thelr taxes on said days. will have one per cent. added each month remain ing unpaid, according to law
 .@ P. M. JAQUA, Collector,
 Canaan, February 19, 1873. 4w33
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-14
2net ifat.
THAT BOY
BY GEORGE ooopKR.

Is the house turned topsy turyy7
Does it ring from street to roof
Win the racket still continue,
Spite of all your mild reproof7
Are you often in a futter2
Are you sometimes thrilled with joys
Then hare my grave suspicious
That you have ct home-thnt Boy.
Are the walls and tables hammered?
Are your nerves and ink upset7
Have two eyes, 80 bright and roguish,
Made you syer care forget?
Have your garden beds prowler,
Who delights but to destroy?
These are wel-known indications
That you have'at home-that Boy.
Have you seen him playing circus
With his head upon the mat
And his heels i'll ruid-air twinkling-
For his audience, the cat7
Do you ever stop to listen, .85at-
When his merry pranks annoy
Listen to q voice that whispers,
You were once just like-that Boy7
Have you heard Of broken windows,
And with nobody TO blame?
Rave you seen troveered urchin.
Quite unconscious o. thc came
Do you love teasing mixture
Ofperplexity and Joy?
You may have dozen daughters,
But I know,you've got--thnt Boy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-14

June to the highest bidder. You can,
as you stand here in fancy, already hear
the auctioneer's hammer. The setting
sun from without looks into the western
windows, lingering fondly, as well as it
may, over the old house that it knows
so well, and whose like it shall never
look again It steals little higher to-
ward the peaked gable. Going, going.
There is q glory en- its roof for mo-
ment, end it is gone,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-14

a Fayetteville young lady, of q liter
airy turn Of mind, moved out On the
ridge during the cholera panic in such
haste that her books, of which sho is
very fond (and we might as well say
her newspapers too), were left behind.
Imagine how the ennui began to creep
over her in her solitary retreat, when
she made this discovery. She search :
ed everywhere well, not exaotly eve
lywhere, as the sequel viii show-for
something to read, but in vain. Sud
denly she was struck with bright idea
She ran hastily into her dressing room,
and. and after 8 great shuttle of calico,
and mighty undoing of hooks and
eyes, she triumphantly, returned to the
sitting room with a large bundle of
papers Then this literary young lady
smllingly seated herself and began to
pursue-heg hustle The man who does
not hope that she. found il interesting
deserves to have his funeral dirge sung
by a choir Of croupy bull frogs Ea-
press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-14

The Idaho Statesman thus SANDERS
an Oiegan minister: "Ncar the close of
the day at a camp meeting in Oregon,
a-short time ago, the local preacher
said: | hope all the congregation will
be here by 10 o'clock, for precisely at
that hour we. win pass to the creek,
where I shall baptize -four adults and
six adglteresses
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-14

A Cincinnati girl Of uncommon love
j less has had 6ooo photographs Of her
s taken for sale
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-14
Shen aado0h Herald.
ADVERTISING RATES /:

Advertisements viii beinserted at One Dollar Ter
quare of ten lines, oress, for the first insertion and
Ocents for each subsequent insertion.
Unless the number Of insertions be marked upon the
manuscript, it will be Published until forbid ard
charged accordingly.
Notices i,'the local column VIII be inserted at dou,e
the Advertising rates. sy---
Advertisements for three months or longer will
DO inserted at lower rates
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-14

1t is said there is a young carpenter
in Maine, the soles of whose shoes
measure thirteen and half inches long
and four and half wide. And yet to
the women of Chicago that young man
would seem to be standing almost on
nothing.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-10

A PRETTY LITTLE Custom IN SOUTH
ArRIcA.-It was remarked, few days
since, that the deplorable war between
the tribes of Bonny and Opoba in Africa
had ceased. The treaty was ratified
March |, and it wa. a joyous occasion.
These Jolly dogs have such odd, queer
WAYS of ratifying treaties that tender
hearted people might object on humane
grounds; but it is all funny, and they
mean well. One custom, called "chop-
ping ju-iu, is especially comical. They
take good, healthy darkey, furnished
by the vanquished party, and, with
sharp knife, draw line-really a deep
gash-from the crown of the head down
The median line of the front of his body.
Then they take axes and chop him in
two halves, and the two reconciied chief
tains throw the two halves into the
ocean. The .tenebrious individual who
was elected to the honor of this vivisec-
ton at the recent treaty, had been loaf
ing around town n week before tho chop
ping, knowing all the time he was to be
chopped, but he was mt of a very emo
tional nature, and never lost meal in
that whole week.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-10
woxpyns OF THE SEA DEprHs.-Tbe

WONDERS OF THE SEA DEPTHs.-The
os,ber darkness, so far from BEING a
Ileless waste, teens almost everywhere
with creatures not only more fantastic
but larger that their shallow-water
cousins; and the paddler about rock pools
and tide sands at watering places will
learn from this book that far away at
sea are found sea monsters far bigger
as we'll as far uglier and far more bean
tiinl than were ever transferred to an
aquarium. To give two instances, the
Capreila, "the phantom shrimp" which
may be found on seaweed, sitting up-
right like monkey. holding on by his
hind paws, and, with ghastly grimances,
mesmerizing all passers-by with his
fore claws. sits mike guise upon sponees
4 mile or two deep in the darkness
there, however, not quarter OF an
inch, but three inches long: and the
Nymphoms, sea spiders who crawl from
under stones, and who having no body
to speak of, carry their stomach, for
economy OF space. packed in long
branches up the inside of each leg-are
found in the depths of the Arctic sea,
moi hall an inch, but two feet in diane
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-10

JULIE BULErTE.-The Sacramento Rec
ord has the following touching the mys-
terry Of the murder of julie Bulette. A
rumor is aaoat in police circles that the
mystery attached to the murder of one
julie Bulette, woman of the town, MUIR
dered in Virginia City on the Goth of
January, 1867, for which murder q
Frenchman called Milliean was hung on
the oath of April, 1867, will shortly be
cleared up. Milliean on the gallows de-
clared that he had two accomplices in
the deed, and suspicion points strongly
to one party now in custody in this
county for a minor offence. Sufficient
is known of this matter to make it al
most certain that the old adage, "NIur-
der will out, #" is about to be verified in
this case.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-10
REMOVAL.

II D. DURKEE HAS REMOVED TO P.
II Heintzelmans Jewelry Store. Particular
attention will be paid to Repairing Watches at
prices to suit the times. All kinds of Jewelry
Repaired in workman-like manner. Pine
Mounting done with neatness and dispatch.
Please give me call, one and ALL
n. d. All work Guaranteed. my20-1n.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-10

To the StOCkholders of the Alma
silver Mining Company.-There will be meet.
ing OF the resident stockholders Of the above
Company at the office of j. G. Foster, on Lacour
atreet, in Phoebe, on Saturday, June 7, 1873,
at O'Clock p. m.
All persons owning stock in the company are
most urgently requested to be present, as bust
ness of Importance will be transacted
Je5td U. Z. ALLEN and others