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Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

melancholy; increase and hardness of flesh and mus
 S Strength increases appetite improves. relish for no % mGge sD oSr ssep and SSsslS%i Sisorous. cam ""' 1"''''1''1 '''''' ""
 Disappearance spots, blotches, pmples; the skin looks and heahy the urine changed from its tur bid and cloudy to clear SneTy or s%nes PCT urehra without pain scaldng little or no sediment
 Marked dipinaton of quantity .Ra trsqssney St involuntary weakening dlscharges h anoted that XIII SaSibtsd in sha ssorasns glands and funconai ass ss the Ss the .ye. and the
 thy saffron apRearanSs of the akin changed to oieaE' Those suffering from weak or Liberated lungs tuberoles will realize great benefit in eIpeotorating oe tsiss brSnoS sSasa or pSlndppe
 9 enc Of of nSSs snd palns and feeling weakness t6e Snliss. legs Said Sssshins ana n sss sss .s ss s1e 'siss
 %inish snG ali foreign and impure nodes the Insound made sound and healthy; uloers. fever sores syphito soresi chronic skin diseases srsoaAiV
 fp cases where the systeln has been sayated, and % Ss cd in HS of
 causing of the bones rckets spinal ourvatures sGaS.%SnPsA KIT W 1esoss these posits and extermnae the virus of the disease from the
 those who are taking these medicines for the cure of Chronic, Scrofulous Syphitc diseases however eraI health improving their flesh and weight increasing or even keeping 1t s sign that the cure progressinR In these diseases the patient either gets better or worsethe virus of the disease s not naove If not arrested and driven from the blood 1t will spread and continue to undermine tho constitution As soon as the SARSAPARILLLAN makes the patient
 feel better" every hour will grow better ana in-
 The great power of this remedy is in diseases that tbreaten death-as in Consumption of the Lungs and Tuberculous Phthisis Scrofala, Syphioid Diseases, WastinR Degeneraton and Liberation Of the kidneys Diabetes Stoppage of Water nstAntaneous relief Af forded where have to be used thus doing away with painfu operation of using these Gissovins stone in the bladder and in all eases of Tn oases of Ieucorrhea and Uterine diseases. =s4.'x 'x
 In tumors, vnoteR hard lumps and syphoid ulcers u dropsy in veuerea throat ulcere and in tuberces of the lungs n gout, dyspepsia theuinatsm rloketa In nercura depositst is in these terrible forms of disease where the human body has become oompiste wreck aud where every hour of existence Is torture wherein this great remedy chaenges the astonishment al the pleasures of existence appear cut oil rom the unfortunats and by its wonderful almost supernstura agency 1t restores the hopeless to new life and new existence where this great remedy stands alone ID m
 n the ordinary akin diseases every is less troubled wth few doses will n most oases and few bottles In tho more aggravated forms, work per
 Those afflicted with chronic diseases should purchsss A package containing one dozen bottles. Prtce & Ly per dozen 5 per half dozen bottes, or VI per poe Ea Sold by druggists. ..... a
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

A crowd of "horsemen and othels daily throng the stores ill country and town for Sheridan's Cdrdlry Condition Potoders. They understand that horses cannot be kept in good condition without them, and with them can be on much less quantity of grain.-C Com.
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30
A MAN OF A THOUSAND,

A CONSULTATIVE CURED. = When death was hourly expected from Consumption, all remedies having failed, accident led to discovery whereby Dr. H. JAMES cured his only child with 8 preparation of Cannabi irioa. He gives recipe free receipt of two stamps to pay expenses. There is not single symptom of Consumption that 1t does not dissipate Night Sweats, Irritation of the Nerves, Difficult Expec toration, Sharp Pains in the Lungs, Nausea at the Musces. Address ORADDoCK CO.,, 1O32 Race Streot Philadelphia Pa, giving name of this paper
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

The relaxing power of Joh,ason's Ano- dyne Liniment is truly wonderful. Cases are already numerous where bent and stiffened limbs have been limbered and strengthened by it. When used for this purpose the part should be washed and rubbed thoroughly. Apply the lmi1nent cold and rub it in with the hand-UoD
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

a The Conewango Swamp, containing 25, 900 acres of wet land, in. Chantauqua aud Cattaraugns, counties, New York, is aboutto be reclaimed by drainage. It is estimated that by this means over $1, 900, 900 worth of land will be got under cul- tlvation,
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

Within the whole range of tonic and alternative medicines known, none is entitled to more consideration than the Peruvian Syrup. In all cases of enfeebled or debilitated consti- tutions it is the very remedy needed. The most positive proof of this can be adduced.-
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

Is His life was a complete riddle, says n Texas paper of a gentleman who recently put charge of twenty-two buckshot into himself. We should say his death was pretty complete one, too.
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

Dobbins' Electric Soap (made by Ora gin X O., Philadelphia) contains noth ing but the purest material, and does the work quickly, but without impairing the finest fabric. Try it without fail.
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

The New Orleans Press Club has adopted resolutions against " treating"
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

me to look Btrnight at the boy and directed the boys to my eye; it is not to be found in that, but in the fact that the boy knew wEIEwasdlotlthe one, and hesita- ted torsay.I was, but on being pressed he said I was, for perhaps the boy that did it to him did have an eye like mine, and therefore he said was the boy but on no other ground. sj9 s l's-
 Now it is very singular that those boys cannot identify me except on ac- count of my eye. Not. one of them did or could tell what dress I wore or how my voice sounded-in fact, failed to notice everything that sharp boy would, and fell back onlthe untenable ground ot identifying me by my eye. And how, you will say, untepsbleg For this req son It is utterly Impossible for me to believe that these boys could betaken on the street and done as they said they were used, and not see some other points of this boy.9oThey would be most likely to sec what kind of clothes this boy wore, if he had a black, white, or blue suit on, and in fact all about his personal appearance. And again, their position of identifying me solely on the ground of my eye is untenable, for the reason that there are other boys with eyes like mine, and, therefore, if two persons of an eye like mine were to be arrested for doing it to them, ten to one they both weuld be discharged op the ground that having an eye alike is no sign of Atheir doing as they are charged; and the boys would hesitate to say which one did 1t to them. But I have before considered the reasons why [ do not think I did those things, and when the place comes Tor me to insert them will tell you. a...e,r
 In the afternoon of that day was taken to my, socalled trial The eom
 sSlaihtsI verb eekd telaue,g and | under stood thema about as much as would Greek or, Imtinss Il saidaI did do these things but as I cannot recall to my mind all that Isaid or was said,' |, will only state these ,fscts, that no one was allowed to,speak for, me: Il was not allowed to speak for myself; that I was convicted
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30


 and in the afternoon took me to the city hall. During this time I had not seen any of my friends. Thatganight MT. Woods and another man Or. Green) came and wanted to talk with me, but I told them that I did not wish to, as I knew perfectly well what they were Woods came and took me out of my knew perfectly we'll that Il did it, and that you (mother) believed it. Then I told him that he lied, for saying that. We had more talk of the same sort, but I have forgotten what it was. The next day (Friday) was taken early in the morning to another police station and got there at about niue in the morning. Then I was taken up into a cell, and me. We had quite a, talk, but as it is so long ago, have forgotten 1t, though among other things be said that the in quest would take place at three in the afternoon, and he asked me if thought was crazy. I told him :" No. "- In the afternoon the inquest came off, and I gave my testimony without any hesi- tancy or attempts to evade anything. It was substantially the same as written here, and D general denial of the murder, or of knowing anything about it, till in- formed of it.
 Pomeroy then proceeds to say that the police having arrested his mother sad brother he resolved to~ release themby confessing and feigning insanity, and he details his confessions to stiIe sheriff, chief of police, and others After doing this, he says: But let us lookat the testi- nony of the inquest and the verdict that was brought in. I propose to show that the verdict was unwarranted on &C., count of improper testimony also, that it was instigated by spirit ot prejudice also, that the girl could not have been killed by me the way I said she was The testimony of the inquest was in-
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11
WASHINGTON.
decline.

WAsnlSGroS, Aug. ll.-A United
States war ship has been sent to Pan
ANA, owing to the disturbances in the
United States of Columbia.
H.lleck and Brown were before the
police court this morning, and in dc.
fault Of forty thousand dollars bail
were committed to Jail.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11
FOREIGN.

LONDON, Aug. il.-Ihe mercantilc
shipping bill passed the house Of
lords.
New Yol;K, Aug. H. * letter
from Rome says the Pope has given
special orders for preparations for the
reception Of the new American Car
-dinaL ~
,Apbther Italy letter states that no
proclamation Of unity nor unifcation
of the political and administration
legislatures can destroy the tradition
al fact OF seven states and seven diff.
fercnt capitols and local interests, aud
tlas ut the present moment Italy has
resolved herself i'll her component
parts, and with the exception of a few
common points Of interest, the inhab-
itants of each state occupy themselves
with the affairs of neighborne states
neither more nor less tlian with those
of foreign countries.
'Fale news of the triumph of the
ele'ical party in Venice, Florence,
C'cnoa aud Vienna have raised hopes
considerably y, Indeed, almost the only
topic winch Interests ait ttatty- MT the
presenl moment is the municipal
election in Venice. The liberals al.
lied themselves with the clerical par
tv against the moderatcs, and sue
ccedcd; bat in Florence and Genoa,
especially in ,he latter city. the mod
tderatcs allied themselves against the
liberals, aud obtained still more
brilliant success, for out of !, 1863
votes 3,4S2 went to the union, and
out ofNSiNy town councillors elected
3; clcrica}s> and but 23 liberals sue
cecdcd. The>entire people age anNi-
ously awaiting news Of the Napolia
election, but the result is certain
the clcricals will carry the day for Tho
first time sinccthc 1850
Modcratcs and clericals have Openly
and avowedly joined handsNand form,
ed offensive and defensive alliance.
against the liberals, who have hither
to administered the provinces. An ex
I.planation OF this change is that near.
lily all Of the states Of Italy arc Owe
head aud ears in debt, and the c1llzen
WHO clamored for tetes and monu
ments and public gardens, new mar
4 kcts and boulcvards, now that the bill
is presented, are appalled, nj the tota
sum, blaming their mayor and council
and looking around for new men am
find none in their respective parties
I The populations are tired Of modc'
s ate rule in politics as wcllas--in-loc;
affairs. The modcrates dread the az
vent ef-thc' liberals, and both. clai,
! tie support of the clcricul party.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11
Chicago.

CH1CAHO, AuSNst II.
WllnNr-Activc, irregular and lower;
sla5 for cash; Sla2 for September.
CoRN-Wcak and lower; 10l sc for cash I;
II &c for September.
OATs-Nery active and lower; SOC for
cash; 43ll &C for August; 3Slsc for Sept.
for Aug.
BARLEy-I.owcr; Tl.lO for September;
$l0Tl5 for Oct.
Ponk-tLowcr; 42la5@2l 80 for cash
2l.30Ql2l.3 for Sept,
L:.nD--Wcak; Sl35 for cash; f13.d5@
1870 for Sept.
WnisKY-Slrong and higher, at S1.l9.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11

ST. Louis, august IT.
WmEAr-Lowcr; No. fall, $l.471S bid
for cash; S1.4sl1a@1.50 for Sept; No. 8
fall, Sl,3S11a for Aug.
CoRN-Cash, steady1 future lower; 7Oc
for cash; G9@G9114c for Sept.
OArs.stcady; 5le@5sc bid for cash, so
'Qp50as for August.
MnIsKY-Steady, Mt 4I2O.
PoNK-Quiet, at S22 80 for cash; 4Sss.75
for Sept.
L.NHp-Nominal
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11

LONDON, Aug. ll-shaw 4 Thomp-
son, iron dealers, have failed. Liabil-
tiles fl2O,00o; assets probably only
100000. This, and the anticipation
Of other failures, caused mar kets to
decline. ~
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11
Southern Editors on an Excursion.

CnlcAGo, Aug. An excursion
party OF the Mississippi Press Asso-
citation, comprising 30 editors and
several ladies, from all par,s of Miss
issippi, arrived here this morning.
They will remain till Friday, and will
receive every attention and courtesy
from their professional brethren here
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11
The Weather,

WASHINGTON, Aug. ll.-Probabil-
tiles for upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys: Clear weather:
low temperature and rising baromctcr
during night-
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11

General News.
Wheat at st. Paul is worth $l.15.
Nevada is to have Chinese col
lcge. W.
SccrctarysDelano is in Ohio for al
few weeks vacation.
Minister Washburn.is coming hs me
J from France this fall.
The. Herald is agitating narrow
gauge railroads as feeders to Omaha.
Latest advices from Liverpool show
II further advance in wheat, corn and
lard.
Nicollet county (Minn., will lose
million dollars by grasshoppers this
year.
The republicans Of San francisco
have nominsted Ira p. Rankin for
congress-.
Seventy-six counties in Iowa have
increased $1,000 in population during
the past five years.
\ Cannon Falls (Minn.), gardner
raised 800 quarts Of raspbcrrics from
half acre of ground.
That Oshkosh IRE mentioned in
Mondays dispatches did not prove
serious. Loss $4,000. li
The loss in corn occasioned by the
recent Aoods'in the Wabash valley, is
estimated at ten million bushels.
The constitutional convention cleo
tion in North Carolina is reported to
have resulted in y republican victory.
Capt. Thos. b. Rhoades, an old
steamboatman died at the Evcrette
House, st. Louis, on the 4tl,, of heart
disease.
F.ribault county, Minnesota, was
visited by severe hail storm recent
~. Some of the hail stones that fell
measured eight inches in circumfer-
ence. IS
An exchange says circulars arc be.
ing sent all over the country in the
interest Of N. P. Banks for president
and L. &C. Lamar, for vicc-pres-
idcnt.
There WAS report in Omaha Mon
day that grssshoppers were doing i'm.
mense damage at Green Island and a
of other points in the interior
Of Nebrasks.
The Ciuc,unati Commercial ex
presses the e.opinion that the Ohio in.
aationista expect to be beaten, and arc
preparing to make a scapegoat Of
Senator Thurman.
There are now on the government
rolls the names Of 22s,034 pensioners
decrease OF 1871 since last year
The amount paid out in 1874 wa
sl,ss25,O00 u. than in 1878.
The uPpor mississippi was in
state Of blockade last Sunday, owing
to low water below Lacrosse, wher
half dozen steamboats, were lyin
trying to spar over the shallow places
Five locomotives and one hundred
freight cars have been added to tn
rolling stock on the Milwaukecr& S
Paul railroad. This addition W.
made to accommodate the immens
crop to be moved to the seaboard.
The notorious Billy Forester, no
confined in the Joliet illinois, priso
processes to know who murdered N
than in New York couple Of yea
ago. and premises TO divulge und
certain conditions, among which is Il
pardon of himself.
In Adams county, Nebraska, 4
potato crop bids fair to be the large
ever gathered in the state. II
ground is said to be literally fill
with them, SO much SO that the grou
cracks open with the internal pressu
by the many growing murphies III
lie 10 each hill.
The National Telegraph Compa1
of San Francisco has been incorpt
ated. 1t proposes to carry messag
I at che.p rates between New Yc
and San francisco and intermedi'
cities; also through the Dominion
Canads. The estimated length Of
lines is $4,000 miles.
The great rainfall which has Dc
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11
Political.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ll:-'Ihe in.
dependent democratic convention last
night nominated Sam. Brennan for
congress.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11
Chicago
NEW YORK.

BETWEEN OFFICE HOLDERS
NEW York, Aug. ll.>zAt a meet
ing Of the police board yesterday, the
discussion Of Saturday as to plans and
countcrplans among the commission,
ers, was continued. a question Of
vcracity was raised between Commis-
sioncrs Smith and Disbreker. Gen.
Smith asserts that Disbrekcr offered
to support his measures and vote for
him as president Of the board if he
would put a stop. to newspaper attacks
upon Disbrckcr. Commissioner Dis
broker denies that he had said any
thing Of the sort, and accused Smith
Of demagogism in condemning their
democratic associates of tile police
force.
DECREE AMENDED.
The decree requiring the public sale
Of the property Of Alorthertt 7 a ;
cifcs Railroad Co., was so amended
yesterday that orthc present SO much
of the company's property as consists
of land granted and conveyed 10 it by
the government cannot be sold, for the
reason thata large part Of tho lands
have not been surveyed, and cannot
be distinguished from the public do
main. No deed has been given to
the company Of the part surveyed,
aud in case OF sale the company could
! mot give valid deed to the pur:
chaser. 1t is said the government re.
fuses to give u deed to this land, be:
cause the company declines topay 10,
surveying it. The original decree, il
providing for the application Of ths
proceeds Of the sale, said they should
be applied onc-6fth to the payment o
all sums due for>moncys borrowed te
pay interest upon the mortgage debt
and pay for labor and material, 10
the repayment Of which any former 0
; present officer Of the company, or an.
other person, at his or their instance
is surety, not to exceed 100000 j
. aggregate, to be paid pro rata. Th
amended decree directs that this b
stricken out.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11

milwaukee,.
MILWAUKEE, August II.
WnEAr-Unscttlcd and 4M5c lower;
sl.s6l2 for cash Sl.25as for Aug. Sizes
for Sept.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11
NJ ARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and, stock Market.
NEW YoRK, Angus, H.
ovcrnments active and strong.

Money lQl2 per cent
Gold Ia.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11
Casualties.

STANTON, Va, Aug. l1.-As the
freight train was passing yesterday
through the tunnel onthc Chesapeake
& Ohio road, the roof fell, crushing
the engine, ,tand kitti1g the fireman
and badly injuring the engineer.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11
Can't Agree

CHICAGO. Aug. ll.-About eleven
o'clocl.this morning the jury in the
Turner cascs came into court, and
stated that there was no prospects Of
agreeing. They were sent back.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-11
The Lower Mississippi.

MrMl',,lss, Aug. 11.-From 6 last
night until 10 this a. IN. the river rose
almost two inches, and is now within
half an inch Of the spring food. The
storm last night damaged the new
,lcvec.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

TEE USEFUL BAT-Bats sre the in
veterate enemies of mosquitoes and
should therefore receive protection
from all who dread those pests. A
gentleman whom we know of keeps 3
bat In his bedroom for the express
purpose of destroying the mosquitoes.
The bat few In at the window some
time ago and after number of gyrs-
tions hid behind some Of the furni-
ture, and up to this time his hiding
place remains a secret, several fruit
tess searches having been made for it !
Every night the bat makes touis CT
the room, during which he gobbles up
the dies and mosquitoes and then re
tires to his den, remaining perfectly
quiet during the day.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
EoT, T;XXXIV.--NO. 75O WHINING
Truss & Brace Department


Truss & Brace Department
HAEINd a.uvk CT TrH,aes, Braces
A1S orseEss sAGsp ems Ories audo b
or mschanica app Plianc ss, unsurp assed in sx
TENT Rnd vaIiaty by that ofkny other Eimt
lar establishment la tas country, and gith
a wards Of
Twenty Gsars' Experience
Ia appiging them, We sci conaient of our
eoiiisy - st75 oa,iFc eEtisfsctlon 10 all those
fsauiitus on. Services iE this direction
oa'a MENTs
Are ooast.ucta1 10 ths bsst manucf, o! the
osst materials, AMI ofvaIious ala est SJuit ali
cases from tbs snalles. infant I Ias fyest
at1lt. We hays
A HfStS' A.CtE ROOM
tos thsir atns,nsat. ahiis oar tprices ara
@oderats aud 80 vasial UT eEtankiVe
Assortment. esto suit tae poeksts all.
.t.Is ss's5ia. s!yia. GE f. si::s:; is:s:;
. -AsM ,.TaS> NS 9ities, havs expressed
.!.tI/NKSST&Te their .srstiae alton Of the
= EENu = W eciiity and 90 n n ,
<>HSS with WhicL theg have
~ hesu suitsi a, orr sstAb
h. bRIN THIRST = q Apoth srAriss,
nlro.- siIth AMI Market strests.
r'Iut-osn7 p-I
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

;arins ns most delicate fabric wasbed without IN.
hnrpn.ss Unreal. The work Of purifcatton
|feou,ssar accomplished; no alter rubbIna
|cf t6s 6tiS. ~. The washing done in one auarfer
tle old r,le, Win one halt the soap, than by
sasS No ~ bosi;r b9psrH process y @ and with pertsst
gsen - N "a gnsranteed. Beat Oh refurenees
4 Rhen ~, pessons now using them In this city.
nd s,S.. ss not N use tho machine forms a 4 es
--S'''hn'iel Kitchen table. -
Solo rsnrs. ....-.. i !. I9AAG PYLE, ie
DelaV,,ns sSAefnrer and eg<ut for the sfsts o
jslld&S, ''sss otI Orange 3trcot.
V"s' "a ,,,,,...- Wflmingtoh Dsi
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

A COUNTY TO BRAa o.. According
the following statement Stafford county
Va, has a record TO be proud Of. First
there il not in the State penitentiary .
sinale person from Stafford; second, for
two years there has bean no one in the
county jail; third. in 1875 there were but
three delinquent taxpayers,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
r1pU1A, WILMINGTON q BAL
Dill 4, M I'll .1I,l3 hAILLoAp.
MAY slst. 1875.

,..-.o WILMINGTON as followa Tor ~
Syf,dii7sa Sd l Sd i9,(Fc4i@ete @ sta.l92aS q 9@S Sc %
! y, ,,,,b,, AM New York, LEI. a. m.
Sli, ~. 90. s-d e,raedisto etstIonn. 1852,
2. Y; "A a Warrington, l25a. G.os. lo.oa'
m ls. t,:5s e.; taG' his'ission Z m leave for
Irilnss s.;t,s, ~ a. %. 92a, q. m. lGa' e4u
,;,., sri in;sl mediate stations o'Os
)9s u; III AZ ra,s:iasdlate station 900. ea''
NJ 6 = SUNDAY TRAINS:
,,,.inh,s ami Intermediate staiisns. SIC
Il,'e.tsIrc,a Il,etts Tcii arI New York, Isl. a: M.
aa.lt,ncTo a.lljEto aud Washington is.es' s'o'
n. ,,rtheT information passengers are re-
Ion iOs to 10 the tio tables posted at ths depot
e'''1 KESSEY. superintendent