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Connecticut western news., 1876-01-28
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, SEA WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS.

A
 These deservedly celebrated and popular medicines have effected revolution in the healing art and proved the falacy maxims which have for many obstructed the progress of medical science The false supposition that Consumption is nourabe" deterred physicians from attempting to find remedies for that disease and patients afflicted with it reoonciled them selves to death without making effort to from 8 doom which they supposed to be unavoidable. It is proved, however, that Consumption be cared, and that 1t has been cured in very great number of (some of them apparently desperate ones) by Schencks Pumonc Syrup alone; and in other cases by the same medicine in connection with Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, one or both, accord ing to the requirements of the
 Dr. Schenck himself, who enjoyed uninterrupted good health for than forty years supposed at time, to be at the gate of death, his physicians having pronounced his hopeless, and abandoned him to his fate He was cured by the aforesaid medi cnes and since his many thousands similarly affected have used Dr. Sohencks preparations with the Fq directions aocompany each. making it not abso lutey necessary to personally Dr. Schenck unless patients wish their lungs examined and for this and Arch Streets. Philadelphia every Monday. where all letters for advice must be addressed.
 Schencks medicines are sold by all druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-28

Mir. Menzies, who has just published a valuable work .on forests in England, says that lightning never strikes dead trees, but always selects the strongest. and those full of sap. It is well worth knowing that the ivy often acts as g iichtninp conductor
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-28
FORTY.FOURTH CONGRESS.
The Business Of General Interest Trans
 acted.

MT. Oglesby (Rep.) ), of Illinois, presented a repeat or Lhts ttasnrnItion art of .falrr.Y IuI5 as well as the National Bank act, and the sub stitution of legal tenders for national bank notes. Referred.
 MT. Mitchell (Rep.), of Oregon, introduced bill to authorize persons of foreign birth who have declared their intention of becoming citizens of the United States to be. registered as owner or part owner of American vessels
 Mir. Paddock (Rep.), of Nebraska introduce bill to enable the people of New Mexico
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-28
A Terrible Penalty.

The New York Sun, in noticing the fact that La Page, the murderer of Josie Langmaid, the schoolgirl in New Hamp- shire, has been sentenced to be confined in the State prison until Jan. 19, 1877, and then to be hanged by the neck until he is dead, says:
 A good deal is said about the impor. tance of executions following swiftly on the heels of capital crimes, to be effec- tive ii their inAranne Rnt thnra ie something indescribably awful in the doom of this young man. To lie in his cell three hundred and sixty-f days only to be taken out and executed at the end of them-what can be more dread ful2
 Gladstone says Educate the work ing class by keeping vour children in it, ,
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-28

As people learn how true economy it is to use Dobbins' Electric Soap (made by Cragin & Co.,, Phila.), the common, adulterated, dishonest soaps are being driven out of the market. Try it.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-28

The number of convicts in the Arkan- sas penitentiary and the number of hang ings last year are double that of any year in the history of the State.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-28

WHAT IS VEGETINE Tt is a com pound extract from barks, roots and herbs, it is natures remedy. It is perfectly harmless from any bad effect upon the system. It is nourishing and strengthening, It acts directly upon the blood It quiets the nervous system. It gives you good. sweet sleep at night. It is a great panacea for our aged fathers and mothers for it gives them strength, quiets ... ...tx,e. a..... -.s..s Lou. ..s.uE.s .,~ee. eleep-as has been proved by many an aged person. It is the great blood purifier, It is a soothing remedy for cur children. It has re- lieved and cured thousands. It is very pleas ant to take every child likes it. It relieves and cures all diseases originating from impure blood Try the Vegetine. Give it fair trial for your complaints then you will say to your friend. neighber and acquaintance: "Try it it has cured me."-Com.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-28

Pimples on the face, rough skin, chapped hands, saltrheum and all cutaneous affections cured, the skin made soft and smooth, by the use of JUN1PERTAR SOAP. That made by CaswelI Hazard & Co.,, New York, is the only kind that can be relied on, as there are many mutations made from common tar, which are worthless.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-28
A VALUABLE WORK.

Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., dis tinguished in surgery, and the general practice in the profession he honors, has made a valu- able contribution to the medical literature of the day. in g comprehensive work entitled ssThe Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad- viser." While scientific throughout, it is singularly free from technical and suited terms. 1t comes right down to the common sense of everyday life. Dr. Pierce is noble specimen of American manhood. He has sprung from the peop'e; and, with many sym pathies in common with the masses, has sought to render them substantial service in this the great work of his life. Dailg EOnrier.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-28
" Heal Thyself.0 5

The Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad- wiser, 8 book of 300 pages. illustrated with sold at the exceedingly low price of $1.5O, tells your how to Cure catarrh, |" liver com plaint," dyspepsia, or indigestion, sick, bilious and other headaches, scrofala, bronchial, throat, and lung diseases; all diseases peculiar to women, and most other chronic as well as acute disorders. It contains important in- formation for the young and old, male and female, single and married, nowhere else to be found Men and women, married and sim gle, are tempted to ask their family physician thousands of questions on delicate topics, but This work answers just such questio' so fully and plainly as to leave no one in doubt. It is sold by agents, or sent by mail (post-paid) on receipt of price. Address the author. R. V. Pierce, M. D., Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo,
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-28

Gladstone says Educate the work ing class by keeping your children in it. ''
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-28

New Orleans receives nine- tenths of the immigrants to the Southern States.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-28
PRINTERS ROLLERS

Made from the Patent 's Exc esiOr's Com will recast affected by the weather price, 30 cente per pound. Is used in printing this paper.
 J. K. COLE. ARt., 30 Ann Et.s N. ".
, 1876-08-23
The Most Sensible Hen of tho Day.

WNls0N {-S. II Sg0F.
Henry Il. Schultz, Of IIollowr1t, set n hen
and among the eggs were two marktsl ltayrs
md Wheeler, and two others natnc.l TllIicD anl
Hendricks. Tho lien Gust the eggs containing
tho names Of Tildcu a,ui Hendricks US repeat
edly from her nest as they were placed under
her, continuing tho Ralne co,lrGu for several
days In succession; and what is most singular is
tho fact Of her leaving tho eggs Gust out out
with the names OF Tlldcn und Hendricks upper
most. a1r. Schultz concluded TINT lie would
rot molest the little Dtddy any lungcr with this
seeming imposition 10 hcr dignity, alid left her
to enjoy the remainder Of l.er setting iu penrc.
The result Of her Incubation T., the eggs hsart'g
duccd chicken, l'oth being lively un1 active
rouetcrs. Mr. Schultz, sunct!oniny the hcn's
choice, Inns nnned them respectively Empire
and Buckeye, ami Gays lie ia now rcrtai, that
those two Suites will cast their electoral votes
for Hayes ind Wheeler.
, 1876-08-23

4iCFEOFA C4 tuE 6HNJN1Gn N UMGnns
A tired friend, who had walked fsr, sent his
Two old women catnc. One practitioner took
the patient, the other, unaskcd, to0k me- Both
wcro wrinklcd, plain headed, brown female per-
sons, with carcfully.hlackcncd teeth nntl sllaycd
back, and this terrible Md black.tooth beiug
clawlng hs throat anu tho place where hts heart
ought to be md his dinner was. I tried to
sketch them, when n,yown left leg Was grasped,
and down vent beside my friend. yr one leg
and down the other, up arnls aud down, trav-
elcd tho talons Of that terrible old anatomical
witch with all tic sklll Of surgeon bent on
viviscction. Every muscle secrncd to bc familiar
to hcr iingcrs. as strings TO- q harper. Each in
rcplnccd exactly where II ought to 20. The
kncc-pun was rolled about and eascd; tue solcs
Of tic feet werc slapped and tho ankles nrrang-
cd. Every bit, Of the body that would have
skill Of q dTessmaker folding cruu,plcd clothes
Thaak yoa Araato sal my eo@rods o
who WIS private secretary In tue Gladstone
Ministry; md then We presented coins III paper
you iIke iti' "Wcil, not in,,cll.' Sirow do
yuu feel atter it1t "Much as.I felt before u
$50 do T." Some thirty and odd years aro |
was tired and dusty, and took Turkish bath at
Napoli, dt MonmagnaM ngu ~ IN sunny Greece. very
slsall forget him. ean ace him nov In haze of
steam. lie cracked every Joint In my body.
The lust thing he did was to cross my arms on
my, chest, knecl OH them, put llalld under my
something about my ellouldcr-hladcs crack like
y whip. Since then have read thu Water poct'a
description Of breaking q man on the wheel.
The Japanese proceeding IS the least unpleasant
Of these thrcu; but don't seem to care much
about, being shampooed again.-tampde'7's
, 1876-08-23

70 Mt major V 5hs 1f16unSs
CANTON, Ill. Aug, 1o.-Ths opponents Of tho
proposed remoneiizing Of tho silver dollar nre
very FREQ In their charges Of ''tad faith" ''dis
honesty 'Ecpudtatiou, ETC.. etc., and pre-
dict dIreful consequences TO tho country shoal
this proposed mcasurc bo carried Into affect ict
they havo no word Of condemnation when tho
United 6tatos Government, availing Itself OF It's
"optton" IN tho 6-40 bonds. call them IN, re-
dccmng them at par when tloy werc worth large
premium, and reissues bonds at lower rate nf In
tercst, whenever the market-rato OF Interest will
allow such reduction in interest
Or who condemns tho Government Of England
when sho takes advantage Of low prevailing ratio
Of Interest, calls In large amount Of "coAaos," !"
aud reissues corresponding amount at reduced
W Or " What >i good rra.on Gun be presented against
the United States Government now calling IN It's
h.20 @ per cent honda (worth In open market,
say, 40 goid>, and reIssulng the same amount At
esn tntsrss u ;he r.ssen; a5ses;ssis s of
thug redActnE the vare Of bondh A. ieast 10 per
CENT? Notwithstanding this losa to tho hoaraer6 Of
bonds, y - 80 psrfcctly In accord with the "op.
tion" of ths noso'nmant that no reasonabis man
Government should shs Aya}l harseii OF her - or.
t!on. specified In ths bond. 10 pay coin Of tho
ten standard weight and quality, especially as. at
lar waa the unit Of value aud worth in 1s72 por
cent moro than tho gold dollar
Snppoae our debt had matuted In 1879, and the
Government hcen able, to pay, would IT have been
',bad fath; etc, 10 have 'sadered the a1ptestat-
ed !nAn lnoking at thts subject from the h!ghest
standpoint Of moral and commercial Integrity, can
object 10 the rcnlonctzng ct tht old silver do!Ar
thereby ufkl!EIHX 0na Of tla Chet productions of
" FULTON,
, 1876-08-23
MEDICAL.
SANFORD'S
JanlaicaCinger,
The Quintessence of Jamaica
Ginger, Choice Aromatics
and French Brandy.

preparation No elegantly favored and incidentally
effective a. to utterly snrrs ~ preraratnne
and c.rr dtpcasta and a1ens tnttIehta to the Sum
and Winter seasons, and to sudden changes Of tenn
Frtat tlrH
, 1876-08-23
Trfr?stfnsTtTUTfnY nF

TTff? SUBSTITUTION nF
BRA My FOR ALCOHOL,
tile use Of tho True JanAf.
ca ItnEeft Of their own So.
lection and Importation, ia
combination wlsh ch0tca
ArUfnattca, rs ripvtseu sni
, 1876-08-23

a; ~; + t. s:y +: ::s: + H. ~; 4
Icilovs iY ''f Ia spceio.ba"is "Ss for o"t sns:
s1, EscS1 5 % caa ws @ ssee IT, hs eastans,
Ing dcicrmlned from lima to inns BY Tho arbitrary
s1es Il ss
Consequently, The rr1ntlona between dcbtor anil
cretot VII bs n dststed nnfe,ian ,Ed ,nrsy a ~" r.
Congress. We noYcr cnn tell what Cur National
ksg,;ts5: n tssF viii '"m .ssn , Or eensst st
inr men viii be full Of hestalon; and. sooner nr
atef, tho wheels Of business VIII ''c cioryoa. Ths
constant an1 ~ Ia snz!ous inquiry Will De- '"nas Will
s New tko most healthy condition Of people,. in
Iss9 II syes s LII 92S .sx
4. IT, hst' fisss' q sppa 81 ssa% ss
sns so@ ss n9' a..sbea In VII Nho.o ee,
ions may be influenced by thonsand considcrn-
t!ons-some Of them tho most unwo.s'.y-vlcla
i! !aks %S ehsSee.. Z ,x.ins: r. . e =
Political EeonomY. isut how osn i buy .and soil
with any sAgeeity. and With any woll.ioundcd h9ps
Of saecs.s II ss,'Gs :x mGnsh. n A. yoat Of yS
!ctasion' And yct Il is iu:t th!s kind Of arbitrary
10 pt0teCt tHGH 1Rtln6t the eHeELa, Or supposed
As to the general eqItlea Of tho easc. which the
Na!Ion would havo VI bclioye wun1d require ~ to
make payment In gold even u svcE wore atll lcgal
who lends his money-tn other words, who sells
much per .annnm--shoula be snt!tled 10 cxpees
larger my because tie article In which payment 10
per agreement to he made !lne fos SOMEWHAT Of Its
value, IL N ethlc,. financial connndrnm which oHF
ntleet easalsta and ananc1crs have nayet Under
taken to anBweF. NIL Inclined 70 think they N.Y.
iton, ofncufar US lie H., will feel compelled TO give
n te ease Suppressed larger gay lor what amounts
Tssil s2usIiy ;ssss :si'Sr gsy l. ssss IL l.
made should become norc valuable. Than
Sseh no aG could ks Hts
adoption would demand Jena .pssissi coSft. Of Equ!ty
oil over tho land; md tho 'rfasondtie e1pccta-
lions" OF those WIN should appenl to them fnt an
ps , ct e sd wSa b. ss
creditor and debtor would ercome bank;
1at long before anal .essnnnt u s9s
would need to be rcadjustcd to.morruw:
There Is only ono safe and practicable rule. and
that Is to make both borrower md lender
Of supply and demand. Sometimes The ono elass
other. fhey @nst take thclr clanccs!. ,,our, ma
aens s5Ssss sss ss S pss
ao1esnmeat has taken liz chance; 4 too has
dons ,s %o Throw awsy she a
vantages which the God of Mature and of itoyi.
dence has placed within Its reach. II we throw
AWAY these advantages, the fats which AZ. Cool,
We shs bat e%crs ~ &c" q wooa and hs
drawers Of Watct to England. !.
, 1876-08-23

GE01 REWARD will be rntd for a bot
tic Of any othcr Extract or Es-
scnce Of Jamaica Ginger If CoHnd to
rauul It In nne flavor. purity, and prompt
medical effect. Sold by all Wholesale .nd
Hetai! DruRRists, Groccrs. and dealers In
n'cdlc!uc. PrIce, 90 cents. Samples frcc.
Dealers should purct'nso original package.
OF one dozen to obtain ehe trinl bottles
for FREQ dlstrlbnt1nn.
WEEKS d. POTTER, General Agents aud
WhofcHM1r DfuExlstH. Boston.
, 1876-08-23
TIE RECONCILIATION QUESTION
10 ths Editor or Ths 1'rttuns.

TIE RECONCILIATION QUESTION,
70 ths EJi,or af yA1 1'rtbuns.
cuucAoo Amp pi.-Aa a litlie Adventure NJ
mine. hnd solne years ngo In Northern Germany,
may give some idea Of csrtain foreign Investments
ia our bonds, ! propose 10 rotate H.,
INV t"as wa o'e' V'son 1.A'A asut ..
Just about % ,h'es months amef ths eiose OF
v,ons mnntb, nnd lad boen apendinr !.
w.. 49,. .'1.. ..u ,a,nt,, T., t,,a reas',
tow @ uaJs, n.n ny iau"y' ~ NV eunaN'e'et"'
City OF Hamburg. 4 lfw hours before my. H.
tended departure from tho city, was iayitcd Into
~ So Uus' ,;a.ta =, M, w, ~,
, 1876-08-23
LAW SCHOOL,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

day, sept. %. The examination Tor advanced
standing will begin on Thursday, Sept. 20. atO a,
n. Al the beginning Of the academic yrae 1877.
'7S, and afterwards. appllcana Tor admission who
are not graduates Of Colleges will be required 10
pass preliminary examination. At thu beginning
Of the academic year 1870 20 the Faculty Will add
third rear to Tie conrse Of fnatrucslon, and can-
dldases for degree who enter the School after tho
academic year 18i0.'77 will be examined In tho en-.
members Of tho School al least Two years. For Ia.
formation, and for circulars giving full particulars
Qddree6 JOHN II, ARNOLD. librarian.
, 1876-08-23

Il Instantly Relieves
CHOLERA MORBUS,
D1ARRHEA,
DYgENTERY,
CRAMPS & PAINS,
SEA-SIUKNEsS,
COLDS & OHILLS,
OHILLS t. FEVER,
FEVERISH
YIN P 7 ON 8,
. CATARRHAL
s 7 N P T 0 N 8,
NEURALGIA
and
RHEUMATIC
8 Y N PIT ON s,
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
FLAT UL E N OY,
RISING
0F FOOD,
MAKES
G I N GER r E 4,
MAKES
ZOE " 4 r ER
HARMLESS,
IS GOOD
FOB ALL AGES,
, 1876-08-23
NO PAY UNTIL CURED

DIR. SHIFT. mn EoMth Cayk.it.. cor. Aaam1. Chca.
en treah Chroutc, Private. and Nervous nitta4rs Of
neat, holr, I'D Soasi, mny cali or wTit ii sonadsaee
Metinrs I'm. 70 any ad:Fr*s GhronIc nnA acute "a.
In Chicago who makes charse until the patient u
eur red y
, 1876-08-23
PENNSYLVANIA tlilitarVAcaQo

Chater. Pa {for Roatders oni{) opens Sept ls Loes
cHa'od'gans, 1horeus ln,raeson !a Gx,i snd Me:
ctrrulas aPply @ r: 4. COSG!tOvE. Patron Of tho
Academy q WAsIinEton.st., Chicago, or 10 COL.
TllEO. hyatt, pfeadeDt
, 1876-01-05

Tho prcstdcnus OWN Interpretation
of It.
DunL.Soros, H., Dec. 3l.-Tho Iowa Teacl,-
ers' Association closod isB sessions hcrc to-day.
Prof, L. +. Parker OF tho Iowa State University
read a long paper on tho "Abuso OF Grants
Iowa Speech" detundiug tho President from
hostile ct!tolam. IIo Bays he wrote to tho Pref
iden fot h!s Interpretation OF tho speech, and
REQ Owed tho following reply:
EXECUTIVE MANSION. wnsntSaroH. D. G., Nov.
II. 1B7B-I'rot l.. +. Parker. i01cd City. In.-
Dean Sin, Your lettor Of tho 4th inst. was re-
ccitcd abont the tt.ne Waa startling for Now
York Civ. one week ago yesterday. i expected
TO auByer it Immediately on my roturnt but per-
nttted the matter to eacnpo my mind until tits
tinnc.
What said at DeB Moinca WAS hastily notna
dowi In pencil and 1naY have Expressed my
| views impcrfeotly. have not tito manuecEins
hoforo mo as gave Il to tue Soc-otary OF tho
Hocioty, Afy itlaa Of what said IL this "1lc.
eolyo TINT kho state or nation or both cornbt,e1
sl,nll fusn,s., to every child growing up in tho
| land tue ineAns Of acquiring d good common
| echool education."
Huch Ia my idca, and Buch I Intended to have
gaid. ,..
| hich nd tho State Or Nntion1i Government foelE
abio 10 rtos!do-protcosing, however: ever!
| child In tho privilege OF d common achool cuuca
sion botore public means nso appropi lated to
| hyrber education for tic foH. Yonra trnly,
| u. s. CHANT.
, 1876-01-05

Tho Wisconsin H.nto Grange wa5 In ascros
sessIos slI day yesterday NJ Mi!wauAec. Throe
sess,ous wcrs consu.ue4 iu reading reports nna
routine huBiucEH.
Az tbs annual meeting Of the Milwaukee, LINK
CLEARING Association yesterday D, IorEnaon Waa
elsc,od President, L. y. kasl Sice-ffes!det.
Metpts, llsley, Ensnp. and Fitch Clea'inE'llonsa
Con,tultteo, ana i, l.. Baker aEanases.
An Injunction was g, ,antoA yesterday restrain.
inr the milwaukee, County uoarsl from paying
Xiii Fred kllus, uudsr contract Tor wood Tor
the county, II being nlIego tha: ho i>aa ra,e!ved
III zoo aud delivered lcss than half that quantity
Ut wood.
Tto following city officers weto eons!smesi s'y
TIN now Civ Council of tcorsa last niEat C!tY
E,yrk. il. II. Forsyth Ches Ut t1i.:o, JoAn y.
Kiuuey Captain ol polica II. 9: l+!taoln ~
tiou on The lalauco Of thu city o1iceso MAJ pos'-
| puueu until FRIDAY u1Bht.
An auateus entertainment g!ven last n7entn9
| In thu hail u the Ladies' Library OF D!oomsh8'
| tou. ILL.,, by ladies sud gaptleman OF lho e4ty,
Who appeared iu readings and lorAl sud tuatf4-
msutal so!os. Mas attended W al !mmtnse audi
tcnce. Thcso cntestlnmen.a hhyo been snc-
csssful and are returning hhndsoma profit to
tae Aysoc.a.!on, aud anordluE recreation 10 oil
classes.
Among tho several important suits pending
In tha Federal Court It Springfield, H., il ons
, 1876-01-05
STATE AFFAIRS.
Messaees Of Cows. Tilden, Of New York.
and Hartrailt, Of Pennsylvania.
Bills Introduced Yesterday In tho
Ohio Legislature.
Lunar Ahead in tho Race for tbs blissis-
sippi sanatorship'
Gov, Amos and Ills Lieutenant Threatened Win
Impeachment,


ALBANY, N, Y, Jan. 4,-Tho Legislature Or
eanizoa to,day and elected Senator Rohinson
President Of tho Honasc aud AsacmbiYman nus-
ted Speaker Of tito House. Tho organization
vas tedious proceeding, owing to tho aan'sniH.
tration OF tho long antltribery cath TO sho 'nnfn
bogs, each one awear!hG that l.c had hot Used
money or oslicr influence to secure votes.
Gov. Tihlct,, tu his 1nossnso to tho Legislature
adyoc..os tho continuance of reduced tolls on
tho csna1s says = good word for tho ccnsennta'
Exhibition, without fAyor;ng at appropriation
of any of tho public money 10 II, dsscousagoa
saving ihat few families c,u Rtforu to
INV 30 much house 1ent as t. paul "
the Btato for fnsatlo petsopn; dwolls 1T length
mon lbs financial cundltlon Of tho country.
oipe that tho rcn1oly ior n1ititng OWLS is IL
feturo to tue so,,nd principles OF KoveFament
tint proapartsy must rest upon tao old founda'
tioLs: tho common schools bo maintained
Nothtne ID said Of the Rcctarlan question of t!ie
| CONGREGATIONAL amendment proEuscd by tnt
pteaide,,t ald Alr. Da'no; CT OF tho "o1a1
| Eunh act. n, t.,
troiuccd was a bill by Woodtn (ksepab'loan) 10
arorehi Of thls " Gray Nuns "acs.
, 1876-01-05

gentleman uatno4 Wall, residing At rhnnlk-
,;l!o' has several very tins canary birds which
ha },an rIyan much alIentlou. Ono OF tile bt1ds
10 la .suent t. sns oa sHees
ess .aa. aeS .eaa ID ho ots canary % n
wnere il could not hear ths Singing q oshcE
la. iho BID would seo it, reelection Ia mir
ror. beneath :ho glasa he placed muslsa' i POI bnt
= 9Iotne. BSeet Momn." Hearing no other
souuda but th!a, aud believing sho music pso.
eesdsd from Tho bird 1t SAW Ii the mirror. the
Young canary soon began to catch the nosee, LUG
1shoriop 10 attain, that OF singing the song per.
tecsly. sir. Wall has bson oaosod and fosasea
a1u for this yellow. .thx oated soprano.
, 1876-01-05

COLUMBUS, O., jan, A.--tu the sanate. Il.
Curtis, OF Cuyahoga, WAS elected President pro
tem. -.... .
Bills vcro introduced to tlz tho minimum pun
i4huout for forgery Mt ono scar, instead OF thrco
aa now, and to prohibit corporations from erect-
Ing nulsauceb.
in tut House, bills woro introduced for tho
suppression OF tsamps nud to authorize cities
10 subscrlbo to tito stock Of watcr-Torks com-
pailits.
4 resolution waY adoptoi1 by party vote con-
deropipg the action of ConHroha in d!a!nlossnB
linton soldiers 10 riyo places to ex-Confoaofatee'
And calling on Tho Ohio uopgroasmen TO use
ther influence to ilnd plnccs for such d.scharEed
meu: nlso declaring that rlhstdent urant Do
serycs tic coum9nda.,ou Of nll true patrtota lor
lis DECLARATION that ho would find places fur hl
| suci, tl,Bchsraea mau..
In tho so.lnte this afternoon bill vas intro.
ti,,ccd to rrevenk tho removal Of suits agatnst
foreign insurance companiGn doing business ~
tho Esato OF Ol.lo frolu tho Siase to United
States Courts.
In tho House, bills uozs Introduced to Ioor-
eaulzo tho Ohio pentontiAry; to provide Tor q
ro.,lrn OF bank statistics to tho scotetars OF
State for publication; to regulate the carrylnA
aud delivering Of flcsght by e1Ptcas companies