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Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23

PETERS MELODIES Household Melodies, devoted exclusively to vocal mu- sic, at $4. .Oo per year, is one of the cheap est as we'll as best musical publications in the country, there being seven choice pie ces of music in each number the music consisting of songs, duets, choruses etc. Send for it and try it one year, to J. L Peters, S43 Broadway, New York.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23

EGAll lovers of music should not fail to see that great musical wonder, LITTLE TOMMY FISH, the smallest cornet player in the world-only years old-supported by the Merry Austins, and powerful New York Company, at the Academy Hall Salisbury, Monday Eve, April 26th.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23

At Lakeville. April l4th, by Rev. Geo. R. Fer guson, MI. James Brooks and Mrs. Elvira Heady
 At Lakeville, April 3rd, by Rev. Father Lynch, Ernest Poly and Mary Keefe.
 At Curtisville. Mass, April 18th, by Rev. A. Nash, Rev. Albert H. Nash, of Stockbridge, Hattie L. Abbott of New Britain, Conn.,, and graduate of the Normal School in that city.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
DIE D..

At the Miller House, Lakeville on the 16 inst ABBY HARRINGTON, aged 60 years. Relict of the late W-u. Warrington.
 At Millerton, 16, MARY R. WINCHELL, wid- ow of George R. Winchell, in the slst year Of her age.
 At Millerton, 10, CHARLES CoLvER, son of Wm. Il. Colyer, Esq, aged about IT years.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
4ume Ntlps.

4"4 We shallfeel greatly obliged to any of our friends in the county, or elsewhere. who will send us particulars ofany occurrence eeofinterestwhich may come under theirnotfce.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
The Boston Millinery Rooms

A RE re opened at Falls Village, where the la A dies will find an ELEGANT ASSORTM ENT of Spring aud Sum mer Millinery at prices which defy competition. 41tf
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
Picture Frames,

ENRAMES for pictures of all sizes and of any A style and quality of moulding, made tc order at my shop at my residence, near W Spurr's store. Special attention given to regilding old frames. S DECKER
 LaReVlAe, Conn, April 22nd, 1875. 6w41
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
ound

EOLLOWED from South Dover to Kent, Feb " ruary 18th, a very large black dog The own. CT can have the same by proving property and paying charges. Apply to. or address
 MISS K, M. ROWLAND, 6WaV Kent, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23

fTKearney's Fluid Extract of Buchu. Read advertisement on first page. For sale at Graham's Drug Store.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23

EgKearney's Fluid Extract of Buchu. Read advertisement on first page. For sale at Graham's Drug Store.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
Sweet Corn For Sale.

CRosBY's Extra Early, Moore's Early Concord. V Stowell's Evergreen, very choice also, a quantity for soiling, at $500 per bushel
 JAMES CAMPBELL, 4W41 Mllerton
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
Seed Oats,

A CHOICE lot of Michigan Seed Oats. also A Clover and Timothy Seed just received by
 E. w. SPURR, 2w41 Falls Village and Lakevile Ct.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
BORN N.
M AR RTE D.

At New Marlboro, April 14th, daughter tc Alpheus Lefingwell.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
Connecticut Western News.

Extra Copies of the NEWS can be obtained at
 Wm Jones' Store, Lakeville G Marble New Hartford. Maltbie & Egleston, Falls Village. Post Office In this Village. W. A. Dcan's Lime Rock. Humphreys Drug Store Canaan Post Office Norfolk Post Office, Ashley Falls. Post Office, West Cornwall. S, C. Conn store, Kent E. F. Gillette. Sharon The "Emporium,' West Winsted. F. L. Pond & 0o.. Winsted Lawrence's Drug Store Canaan
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
Gheffields


 Luna substitute "Trumpeter" oflast week seems not to have satisfied generally, as what emanates from Luna's fertile brain usually does, for while she can enjoy good joke, she is very careful about being personal when there is anything to say which might cause hard feelings, The items were SO plenty last week that a dearth must be expected the present week, and therefore I merely mention few things just to keep up the interest. Such weather as in April, one day as warm as summer, the next like mid-winter; it is really discouraging, and particularly so to our gentemanly druggist, who last week one bright day, thought warm weather necessary for comfort, had his stove taken from his store and lstowed away for the season, and now all may imagine how smart he thinks himself; he, under the circumstances would be excusable if he should do as women of old were said to have done, before matches were plenty, "borrow tire," or at least he could borrow heat sufficient to keep from freezing: How ever it is good joke, and probably the stove will be back again in its place soon, and then remain until warm weather is certain......Ru says that Dr. Henry Smith has commenced boarding at Mr. Miler's hotel, and is about starting Drug store in part of Mir. French's store. The Doctor is very successful, and has an extensive practice here to begin with as, while living in an adjoining town, he has for the last year had patients constant ly in this place.. This long hard winter has produced much suffering among those who are depending on' days work for 9 living, and in one case at least, destitution was not rhe cause of all the suffering, for a mother whipped her colorcd child severely with heavy cane over her head and back, so that for some days she could hardly move. This time it was passed over, but it would not be again. The girl is l5 or 16 years of age, ana is sister to the one who was said to have been marrled on the side walk few months since, 13 years of age. ......Times are very hard but that docs not prevent hired help from claiming as high wages as they ever had. ......Rev. Mir. Hoyt is to remain in Sheffield another year.
 SUBSTITUTE,
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23

EFKearney's Fluid Extract of Buchu. Read advertisement on first page. For sale at Graham's Drug Store.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
Norfolk.
lToo late for last week I

Bless my senses is the feminine oath this morning as the situation outside iS surveyed and no wonder at the dismay, with carpets ripped up, the furniture ar rayed in barricades, whitewash pails and all the other engines of war standing round ready for the house-cleaning cam paign, to rise and find foot of snow on 8 level. Of what use to wash floors and put down clean carpets with tho muddy feet now in prospect. A pretty April fool, indeed, for spring to just show her self around, reconnoiter little and then retire like woodchuck, for another nap. The men too indulge in some extreme language as they dig out the drifts, and the sleighs, and sleds, slowed away as they had supposed, for some time: No use, ladies and gentlemen not wind but more sun shine is the remedy for all storms. Nor folk at present is moving with that subdued quietness known ln households which have lost beloved and promieent member. "And when the inhabitants of the land, | the Canaanites, saw the mourning-theY said this is gricvious mourning &c." This reminds us of remark made by Dr.. Eldridge more than year since, when counting the funeral sermons he had preached in Canaan in seven years. The ladies of the congregation contributed thirty dollars towards the beautiful flowers on the occasion of his funeral. His pulpit will remain draped the usual thirty days, but the memory of the good man, his good deeds and words, will long out-last all outward signs of mourning. ......Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cobb celebrated the fortieth
 anniversary of their marriage, their Linen wedding, March 31st, and notwithstanding the outrageous travelling at the time, twen- ty-fve of lis friends succeeded in being present and enjoying themselves according ly, leaving behind some beautiful and substantial tokens of the regard in which he is held.... The Browns and Freemans, 1 those da4k passages in the history of this place, have collided again, and Constable Cook is once more on the "war path, but l at present date has not secured scalp.
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
Sale of Slips,

@@The slips in the M, K. Church in Lake vile will be sold Saturday. May 1st, 1875. at two o'clock in the afternoon. general attendance = Is requested. Per Order Trustees
 Laksvlle, April e2nd, ls75
Connecticut western news., 1875-04-23
Men5 Adrertisen1ents.
Public Auction.

DURSUANT to an order from the Court of 1 Il Probate for the District of Cornwall, will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highest bidder, so much of the Real Estate of Ithamar Baldwin, late of Cornwall, in said District deceased, as will raise the sum of five hundred and fifty seven dollars and seventy-seven cents with incidental charges of sale, the 30th day of April 1875 at 10 clock in the forenoon, unless previously dispos- ed of at private sale. Sale to take place at the late residence of the deceased.
 c. K, BALDWIN, Administrator.
 With will annexed. Cornwall, April 2oth, 1875. 3w4Is
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-26
Ghe Carson 9ailn Appea:
ROBINSON & MlGt
sA.lJ newspaper, devoted 20 politics. general
news, local sfsirs snd the iIIeresS OF
its neighborhood.
UYy2T E. MIGHELs. AARsaALi- %o0-Sso','
Publishers and Proprietors.

Ovrrcr-On Second street. opposite the SOUTH
Front Of the Capitol.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
OFFICERS OF ELECTION.

The following are the Officers Of E'ec-
tion and the peace, lor ho.ding the f"IIs
in said Trinity County:
CinnaLar - Iu.prctu D. ii. Foley !;
Judge, II {. WHJ and Sanuci ESger.
Polls ut FoIey's Store.
Trinity Inspector, A Rumtril;
Judges. f. H. Bios, aud Fred. ZaiIr.
Polls at Hall- Hotel.
Miuer,ville-In~pector, Sami. q liiiih ;
judge, john Mu-,c' and Ih"-. Miier.
Poll, ut Bates Stple.
Lrwl-tou-Iupr prctor, O nry Phillip ;
judge. NJ. II. LpWd-t ahd {. Hich').
Poii- at be.hci'- Iidc'.
Wenvct>i,lc--lu,prctor, f. W. Young;
judge, +. =. Lovejny nnd j. q. T'oite'.
Pom, at oheiiti. = Odicc.
Douga. Ciy-Iu.pcctor, H. w. Icon
aid ;Jud1e-, \. If. Mo-nal and }. NJ.
E,i,,. Poi, at Lronud'- Ihlc.
Indian Cterk-lu,prctor, r. Siico4
Judgrs, Cha~ O Connect aud w. L.
Dbk-. Poll at Molri-' saloon.
Ruch'a ~ Inspector, John Cnr.in
Judso, NJ. B. Pmiua AID r. b. We'll.
Polls at Suiipld', oto.c.
Geoge'-- Inspector, \. y. 3ayIe-
judge, Il. N. G,orgr audJ. II. Wander
hrn PoH- at bnyle>' Store.
Mrttcu,haw INSPECTOR, T. Wilbum
lJudgr,, Steve Fleming md &. &. Flencn
ro,- ot +. Wnbunn'-.
Junction Ciy ln-p"ctor,J J. \. Stu'di
van, Judge, Do. Mchm'y and join
Dougia-.
Cpuon Ciy-Iu proctor, ia. Nm'ctt
Judges. Isu- FoWel> aud john Bo.t/
pnI- at Gl.Hau'-.
Month Fa.h-Ip.p.ct,r john Mrc1c
judge. II. ocirumcr and j. Wnu' Us
Poll, pt luuo'- Hotel.
Rntlc-m<e ln.p,ctor, j. Huber
Jdgr-, Feed. Chri,tansen aud Adnl
Cath Po}i- at the store.
Cos Bat- Inspector, W. A. Patterson
judge, W. ). .Nosmau aud W. vii
shine. POLL ut Iu-ley'- Store.
MnitiuyiIc INSPECTOR. c. w. QuimhJ
Judges, Il. +. Thomas nud =. +. bu,sc
Polk at TEnnu.' St,ic.
Tnylor'~ F,aJ M.p.ctpr, L =. Bri
uum; JudIr., II; IS. Mitlu and j. l.
Sa;rr. Pol>ns B1'uutn- II ,u.r
lioboNrn- H.p,ctor. NJ. Im'cI+on
Judges, 6. Logan and q. >. Dyer. Poi
at Palcr-ou'- Storr.
Meuitl's Ranch. Ll!e Meuulain-It
-pccrut, ". +. Whit.; Judges, Tho
| Armstrong and j. O. NiI,cy.
By Otder Of the Bon,d ol Suprr,i-o,l
JAS. G. TROTTER, Cielk.
August 3, 1919.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

81 HAD more money than he had to
carry on the suit, said very mean in
diyidual who bad just won lawsuit over
IA poor neishbor, "aud that where bad
the advantage over him Then had
much better counsel tb,u b., ,rl Mcre |
had the advantage o. him. And then nj.
family was lick while hi- suit wu, pend
ing, 50 be cou.dn'tuJcnd p q, and ,hrle
] had the adaou-opt himngpiu. But
Brown Is a very decent sort or man.
after all" le-,' said hi, listener.
"and that', where he hn- the advantage
OF you."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

WEIGHED IL HIS OwN BALANCE a
shopkeeper purchased Of an Irish woman
a quantity Of butter, the humps Of which,
intended for pounG-, he weighed in the
balance and found wanting. "Shure it,
your own fault if they are light" says
Biddy, in reoiy to The complaints Of the
buyer. IT'S your own fault, sir; for
wasn't it with Il pound Of your own soap
] bought here myself thutI weighed them
with ?" The shopkerp"r had nothing
moe to say on that subject.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
G. EN- t + n Nj a L..
1776 1876
PROCiA NJ \ IlON.
CHICAGO G NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
fs1ssE POPLAR ROUTE OVER
E.ASD.
Pass .ngers for Chicago. Niagara tai Is, IT'S
h ir,h. hiIadel ,bia, Montreal, QuTb C. 'EeW
YorE. Boston OF amy oint Last shodi1 ouy
tn ir
TRANsCONrENENrAA TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Route.
Ts1EEE POPLAR ROUTE OVER
E.ASD.
CHICAGO AND NOEGTEW ESFERN
r. AHL W a y.
TUISIS THEBEST ROU re EAST.

lis track j. Of SrrEh RAILS, and on ii has
been mad tbs FAS Is I limt that haS ever
b,en made in this coantry. !N TINS ro ue
us,..ng r. fur ruints cat of Chicago have
choic, oltha loloAins limos nom Chicago:
EY THE plTTSBUbG. FOHT WAYNEAND
GiIiClGO AND PEN \SYLNANIA
bAILWAlS.
. THROUGH r3AGN5 DAILY, with Pnll-
, man aluc Cars tn ojPh TO EiIudslphla
and New \ ork on each tr'ln.
TuROUGHTHAlN,w win Pullman Palace
Cans to Baltimore and ashingiOn.
BY TuELAKE SuoGE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN nAthWAY ANn cos \ ~
TlUNS JNEW YORK CEN TRAIL AND
ERIE NAILHO ,DSl:
> THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with alaco
- Drawing SOON AID >llvcr hldc5 >I1e. lh5
Cars tho tgh 10 NoW \ ork.
IbY THE UGA& CENTHAL, GtANU
T,UNh. GnrA I y, is Hit\ AND EiIE
AND NEW 20 X tENIaAL lAlL-
WAYS:
( > THROUGH TRAINS. with Pullman fal
'ac: Draoing uo;u and 81 i inE Cars thO'
| to New lorN, 10 NiaEaIH ALL, -si!t,". och
/ ester, on AcN rk Civ
BY BALTIMORE AND ONO AAli.OAD:
! , THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with PAIL
man Palace Cans .or Newark, Iancsyilt,
change.
This is tho ,HOtTE>f, BEST and only
line roaming 'llman c4i.bInl,d .ALAtU
! SLEE. lNti t.iI-o i 30 tuAC4iI..N, conn, ct
ing with MON idci .o i.iiioId AT tdAtlA
and nou tn. "l>., it tIHud JdLc' ion,
AuIshalt tpda Ia lJs, C.ih;ui, ct I.in5
and dixon, ior CilItAuO AND 4nL LAo4.
This popular rotte is unsurpassed for pocd
ComoIt and Safety. The smooth, wcll-bal-
last Il and perfect track OF steel rails, the eel
rbrated Pullman alac1 Sl0epins Cars, the
perfect ielaEIanh System of moving Il ains
the regularity with which they run, tha adui-
ra1le rIangem mt for r.nning thIough cars
to Chicago from all points " est, sccure tC
pass ynscIs all the comforts in modern inilwu,
travelling. No changes OF Cars, and no todi-
GUS delays at Eeni s.
Passengers vii! find ichets via this favor il
route at tine Gen raj ticket Uilice OF the Cen
trail iaciic haihoad, sacramento.
Tickets fer sale il all tn, icict Offices OF
the Central Pacific aiiroad
W. II. SIENNErT Gen Pas. Agent
MANIlN HlGlllTi, Gon. Sup.
. II. p. SrANNOOD, Gtnelal Agency, III
Montgomery sire t, San Francisco. aug l0-ll
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

a PGHQUIsITE.-O, Olive logon say. in
the Groph,c: Ia Lpuiou. long time
ago, used To know tur uu.so %. the
Queens babie--au excellent, good per
son, clean and fat aud rosy aud loving.
1t might occur to the uninilirtcd, that
This person perhaps wa u Gcnllcwunnn,
and the Queens babies had zeal Eidics H.
nurses, bat it wa not 80. The royal
nurse wn- 81, humble Ia station as the
good woman who WA, selected to cane
for the sacred welfare Of tllr hrirut Dom
BY One day We congratulated her on
the excellence of her place That it j.,
ma'am, good place. " replied the woman
warmly; too good for the likes of me
and yet. " ,aid -hr, h,r muthrrly ho,om
swelling and wtm t-lr- gushing to hcr
honest eyes, "it has one great uial; !
am rot hallcWcd To- li-~ tie children.
Being Royal 'Ighncs~"-. md mr ru ire
ling. am not hrlowrd and wen You
love baby, not 10 b. hnble Ia kis. i'm is
ard but ,"-nud hrle he b,ightrncd up
considerably don't mind telling YOU,
ma'am, for | don't think it will go amy
farther, though horder- j. hopders, they
can't prevent me from n ki,~u' of hi,
little toes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

THE Esd CT HER JouRNEY.- A hoy
of five years was playing railroad" viii
his sister OF two and Il half. Drawing
her on foot-tool, he imagined himsel
both the engine and the conductor. AT
Ter initiating the putting OF the steam, he
stopped and called out, "Ncw York, ,
and in II moment, Patterson" ," and thcr
"Philadelphia." Hi knowledge Of th,
towns was now exhausted, and ut the
next place he cried " Heaven" His lit.
tie sister said eagerly, "Tdp; dess III
dit out here"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

WE learn that Eli Perkins once suffered
disappointment in love. lie thought
she WAS a woman of brains, and She
thought he was man OF wealth but
when, ina burst Of unti-nuptial confidence
che handed him her set of false teeth to
be repaired, and he protested he could
not afford it, shadow FIJI upon their
hearts, and their paths Of life diyerged.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

KissiHG Is CHINA.-It j. a singular
fact that the custom ol kissing Is all.geth
er unknown ia China. The Cuiur.c, M
deed, have no word OF tom rSp.e.~iug
love as we uadel-umd tine tul passion.
An American navy oiIic-. Noyagul CuI-
nawHid-, nnr.ate- au HuII Ing experience
Of the Chinese muid.u- %. the science OF
kissing. Wishing to O.. up.ru'a cuuque I
he had made of yOuug Hci jW (bemiWl
lady) be invited hei -u-lng Eug g.i-l words
to give him Il ki--. Finding hcr com
prehcn-ion oi hi- request -olucWlmt Oh.
scure, be suited the actim To- ihe word
uud took delicious k.-~. The gil IAN
away into another louin, = catly attained,
eNcmiming, Terrible man enter!
shall be devoured." Bot in moment,
finding herself uninj0rrd by the salute,
she returned to hi, side, soyIng: 81
would like to learn more "t the -uapgr
rite OF KEGS me !'' H. l,ucW it want
right, but be kept on in~tiucung her in
in the iite OF >e e-s me - until she knew
how to do it like "A native Iuukce glil ;
and, after all that, She suggested a second
course by remarkiug, " Kcc., me more
seen jim Mce-lce keep (Aug,icc-Amcr-
cau) and he went or unli. be-. mamma =
voice ludely awakened them nom deir
delicious d cam.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

Medical Essay on the cause and euro Of
premature decline in man. show ing how health
Is lost and hoV Iegdined 1t gives a cl mr.
Synopsis OF the impedi nonts to mur inge, tbe
fe"tmant OF nervous and physical d,Liliy.
exhausted vitality, and al other diseases an.
pertaining thereto the results OF twenty yenrs
Successful practice.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
CthilS On NJ 'NHooh. There il no mem-
bar o soci ty hy whom this book ,vilI nnt H.
lound u'eiul whether he be parent, precettor
or clergyman Luudon Times. i''0'
CURTIS oN "MAyuool."-Th book should
nii ~ ~ me young for instruction, and by
the ahilct lor relief; it will injure no onS
-lMcdlcnl lines aud Gazette. 0"''
!. rlt99-unoo, Dollar, by mail or express. Ad-
dress the auh0r Da. CUnfIS, 50 Sutt'.r a.
OF l. " Box 81 San Francisco, Cal. 5jly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
Ayers Ague Cure,

FOR TIE SPEEDY RELIEF OF
Reveran AgUe. Intermittent Fever,
thIiFeVer, steiUiiteut Fever Dumb
A%ue. Periodical Or Bilious Fever,
Hc. nDi indeed all the affections
"hich arise from nlaiarlOsis, inarsh
Or IN .asnlatic pOIsUns,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
NEW WEED
SEWING MACHIN ES.
TEE LAST AND T1EE BEST.

The WEED Sewing Machine Company have
now at last completed their three standard
STYLES OF
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
THE EYES THE Eyes !!
DIR. E. Ii. P.ARDEE.
OciIiis.t ;t.a.i .A,si.i~t.
. E"E::s. !. I'I0TRACTH3s BAENg-

@ E'E..i: : E'EsOTzisE3-:ss BAENg-
IA hess Of more thau Iy-y ans, ir. and G
has mad hlnSel. thuio slly and sci lie. l.
ly nc aint.d Nith all i5i'sa- o.. tho T. c,
and Is uoN iIaCt icing "Itn II icc ..SS not s. r
passed IN tn MT Il stat :.
All operations 4. .rIulmed, sHch uS Suabis-
mas, or crOss-,y aiaact b. lin ar cXtrac-
lion, Depression or Absor. liun, t.Iygidn, or
IL shy membvanc SloNIn- oV a Ih1 uy', ,cdac-
tlun OF sta EylJtuH, or d Lying Ott OF tho eve,
hllliclal idlil, istIiu, LaChry malls, or clos
ing Of the tear paSsas', and all dciormitits OF
the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes insaltao without the least
ram, and pOSs ossins all tic movements and
briIiiancy OF the real eye. A largo assortment
constantly on hand and for sale ut reasonable
prices / h3 Doctors Eye Bath for the treat
mrht ana care OF all ncrvous diseases is usr:.
all over this coast.
Ihankf TO- those physicians who have sent
him cases ior operation, he hopes tilat his uni
VclSIl sicc IS viii warrant y continuation of
their conlid nee. Ills slrJrity as an operator
is cO-cXttnsiYe with ~ S.iccess, ns Iali,uts
are Presenting Themselves, for treatment and
operations, uoI New ork and bustor, al ost
monthly Many pau MS can be- seen at the
Doctors Office daily, in different stages OF re-
CoTsry.
,ortrE :37 Clay street, Opposite the
PlaAaj, San iianciScO.
FAEk E Notice" n LGar IL not 10
be b6fifUcd though Zee sps saas rae frufh. :,
Report. are in circulation through the uppcr
country tIat have relrad nom basin So, that
ma gone to tho Atlantic Stntes, that / am
IN iihore, Ac., NG. 10 thos. interested will
say tat the report has b1en gotten in circun-
tIun for the / lthtIHHcc Of othcr nnIti,s who
arc trying TO obtain, illegilimatoly, an eve
practice. ! he rel ont has b3rn started by an
ilinerant modntebank and witho It the leaSt
lr"th as am at my office daily, and attending
to about sixty daily pution's.
o.. II. PARDEE, Ocuiist,
~ Clay Street,
my2i-ly. SAN FRANCISCO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

HARDER A New Yorker wa, nno.
duccd to Cleveland grnt.eman to day,
aud not healing his name distinctly,
remarked:
u beg pardon, sir. but l dida'l catch
your name."
But my name is II hard one tocatch, ="
replied the gentleman perhaps thchud
est one you ever heard"
Ilaidcst name ever heard! I'll bet
bottle Of wine that my uamrj- hardcr,"
replied the New Yorker
"AlI light" sad the Cryenud man.
My name is Stone-Amr>a j. Stone.
stone is hard enough, isn't it, to take this
bottle of wine 2"
" Pretty hard mmo," aid the New
Yorker, "but my name j. lInider- Nor
man b. HARDER. | bet my unme was
HARDER, and it is "
The joke cost Mr. Stone just S47 81. ~
III HeIhdts.
\ QUAKER ANsWEE.-" Mnrthn, doe.
thee love me ?" asked Qeakc, youth OF
one at whose shrine his heart, holirst
feelings had been offered up.
" Why, Seth, answered she, 1--WE are
commanded to love one another, are we
not?"
Ay, Martha, but does thee regard me
with that feeling the world call, iopc 2"
Il hardly know what to tell thee, Seth.
have greatly feared that my heart i. nm
erling one. have tried to bo.tow my
love on all but | may hnvc sometimes
thought, pelhap-, TINT thee wa, getting
more than thy share"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

Has been widely used during
the last tgenty-fveyenrs in tho
treatment of these distressing
diseases, and with such unva-
ry;ng success that it has gain d
thp rpnutution of hainp infhl-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

lplh The shakes, or chills, onco broken by
It, do notreturn until the disease is contracted
again. This has made it an accepted remedy
and trusted specific, for the Fever and Agne
OF the West, and the Chills and Fevers of the
South
Ayers Ague Cure oradicates the noxious
poison from the system, and leaves the patient
as well as before the attack. 1t thoroughly
eXpels the disease, so that no Liver Complaint
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dysentery or Debil-
lly follow the cure. Indeed, where Disorders
OF the Livcr and Bowels have occurred from
Miasmatic Poison, it removes the cause oil
them and they disappear Not only is 1t an
electual cure, but, if taken occasionally Dy
patients exposed to malaria, it will expel the
poison and protect them from attack. Travei-
ers and temporary residents in Fever anu
Ague localities arc thus enabled to defy tho
disease. The General Debility which is so APT
to cnsue from continued exposure to malariA
and miasm, has no speedier remedy.
For Liver Complaint it is an excellons
remedy.
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