Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01
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 It doesn't look we'll when ~nen, spend more money in buyine skhsikk wivssA than sshey do in keeping them.
 ft-eoaIM IMsa aasaa abhE ssS6. .dos t61Gh out and support her '.melish. 5 while each officer put on at least $5. .OOO, 900 wofth of style.
 ET so4BsagssyE sESsAsfHylfaaH5 Rla gisb 70 success. This will explain why the oftsneE some men fail ths pidherathey bsl
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 While the women ara So busy, canning every ythihg they can get their fingers on, why don't they put up some of this weather for winter use?
 . s9Ais is obdsy aaes ana ifyoah hdboinn's hDyEikea fog-horn no person will stop 70 notice yoNa People wf6 don't adyef- tise will be the first to feel the force bf this. -aSh nEisgIaf ssTDyn HsH1s .2gtJ's -I Co gT a7AOc1svO 4sv A farming epchange ainforms us heWto 1ellI bed eggs. When an egg is bad man doesnt want sto tell it itsanytbingz he wants to get right away from it.
 A hons thrust Doctor: 'Now tell me. how do you feel when you ve killed a 'ndan?Y cColonelsi t!Oh. 9 Heryi well. thank you doetor,TTdhhoY do yop2pno ob sreIIc aais You're !a spaft fellow, : snesred a lay. yer to witness, the other day, in Brook Hn court. ''I'd return1the iseomplimenf, If I wasn't under oath," replied the wit. nes. ~
 Rome veterans. noting the scarcity of amy overcoats amongsrierants who pass through this city gong vest. begin t6 look upon the Eastern wes as big hqm- } It is estimated that thess arstwo thons human frame is liable, When a man is laid up ~ith< Che Rheumatism, he is apt so think that -the entire number has struck .himI in concert.
 "A man in Waterford, Pa, has sold his wife to his brother for few bushels of grain. As a commereia transaction this' is not strictly legitimate; huteH isI some thing. perhaps, t1hatA the helpless lady Is kept in the family.
 42 Our readers have doubtless all read 6f the mysterious circumstance of Pitts sent to Eea oilesns! And And Il SheaRif SeR kssrts s go not put4 4o a NeR Orleans, in his@ Fits ss s5eau aas 1sA aaTs hey etIslssc.- Ic g An old farmer. on being asked why a peacock that was strutting through the yard was like figure nine, couldn't see the resemblance: but light broke iA on him when he was told that it was because it was nothing without it's tall. ..n1 co.o 5An Irishman from the ''old country" saw Q turtle for the first time, and at once made up his mind to capture him. The turtle caught him bv the finger and he, holding it out at arms length, said: s'Haith, and ye hadIbetter1let loose ytt,e howlt ye have, or I'll kick ye out of the very box. Ye sit in qD n9da9Ti hn8 :
 We are not surprised to learn that Le- xarrier, the celebrated French astronomer, died poor. Astrop onay s,the poorest tlpsy-i ing business a man can engage in. Some astronomers don't discover more than one new planet veal, and then, we never hear ofsone disposiBg EofF his prize for "a good round sum, There is mogeg money ip blacksmithing.
 A pompous Scotch advocate succeeded in bemuddfing countfy, witness by ask ing whether he thought the prisoner was S9y e sla sSd I1pk s Hsst1s sss fans hs jddge interposed; "Noo jist tellIimea do fsDe'la thing" he burst out with d grin, from ear to ear, "but Ewhatisn put intill him wi the sppnsns 7I49iup TO bnar 2 Miss Lydia Thompson; in recent in terview with a representative of the esGfaphic," complained somewhat bitter ly of American audiences for their dull ness in not approaching puns. Miss Thompson does northumberland our ways yet. Let her peep around the curtain be- tween the acts thiseetening, end she twill sec five hundred eager men ushlngS out 0 A1 A 2 FJ AnShe was ironing when her sister came eaihe. Tn with the news that an uncle was dead "Dead! she gasped. nearly drop ping the iron from her hand. Her face was very pale as was that of her sister as they both stood there looking at each other with Shat sawsstrock expfassi0a the liviSg DsadP ske repeated in s faltering voice. It is so sudden and so urs expected, so dreadful that I scarcely re alize it. What are you going to wear.
 Governor Blue Jeans Williams missed d tralnaat asl tnaiansa town lately. Sands was obligedto seek I0dging at the hotel. The clerk not knowing him. assigned him to a room of limited dimensions in the fourth story, reserving @ handsome room down stairs, for an expected rcofn. mercial traseieT. The yoatR presehtly discovered his mistake, H.nd the patier governor of the state was escorted with frantic apologies. to the more comfort able apartment.
 He packed his valse in his bed room.
 Then carefully raised the sash, - And attached to the well-worn handle aa The end of long whiplssh.
 softly he lowered the tteastrs, gEYT
 And though how the landlofd would swesr, s 1l
 When he arose in the morning
 And found that his man wasn't there. ,gi Slowly the valise descended,
 Into the darkness of night,
 When the voice of the landlord shouted, aMs9w
 Let go; I've got it all right3"
 AN UNwELcoME VISITOR. can be the cause of the appearance, and decided. ly rapid increase, in central Connecticut. of "chills-and-fever'? Forty years ago. even tvepty, years ,sgG this most duisefa- ble disdsdet was pfacticafly ( dnkuoSn in Connecticut. During and since the war, 1t dppears to have got a .foothold, first op the shore. betwaebz Nav Fork and N6ss Haven, and during the last four years it has been working It's way into this part of the Connections river valley, and some, ptherI sections We suppose there are scores of cases of this formerly unknown disease in Hartford to day, and perhaps a greater number in East Hartford Wind sor and Manchester are also sreportedv among the fever-and-ague places. and as for towns further down the river. the dis ease has been prevalent, on both sides of