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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-22
rl""Mls Ao5n1Afs ron CONGRESS-



WINS H'"'niiunt-d Ncs.rs. a. ~. Potter
""d i""'rro' Jerome the Rev Men.
Ih' Corvnr'Yr- for the nomination OF
l'Nhtih ""njIH'tos f1r Congr ss In the
''' 1910 o."l' t7'i ,.., liy were held last even
'uf' Ih'i' wa genuine old fashioned
@1l'ne m tlr lruth District. now repre-
by 'ho l'1n. hhr1m S. Hewitt. It wns
kh'tn ia Ndvuoroftlc mooting thnt a numbor
pl gentlemen lri called on the King at his pub
IL. OWN" m ih" afternoon, mud hnd nsk-
~ "im To- nominate certain gentleman.
'n they nauod. and that subsequently
$40 A.IE hal t.ut for q fow Of the loat
uS H'"tflls, and told them TO mako
"' l''lfcl nomination. The name that
~' h'fs pre- ntod wns entirely unknown n
vac I'''sHt's, Cul Edward l.. Guul was nlado
rWp'fniy Chairman ~ tho Convention. Gen.
'"'N H. Spno'H who wns understood to
'"' l-Al lhr 'Iul.ion. then mAAo ono Of
-" '''mery Mr. 'uons. lie said that II Tam
1''l ''"N-l ~ n 'y'r IN" rnnk and ne of the
V".' N'ull h1Ne the chance 10 walk up
' ih.n- Dri'H and got their tick
he ndd.l u.nt the tickets would
0'I''W~l among the faithful. and
W." 1890 pr.<' wn Uuih contnding for. After
u'' "rHn'i r:nt3ut te mode ~ choo4ins
tH t,' t.l. a. ~. members. mud the
VI r'l"r. j n''i .ri+oi Joseph / Sirin Tor
t.r, rH .i .''t.r lui lnpnAs l.. isit.
NJ lnlI' nn NI lorrs NnrzhorgLumtL
h'r'.'. I.-N. T. unrn.iUIn "a .hld,Tnnn
WID. rt i lmt Jn'pe CnrIoza
fr, tun. tnl llh rnme wn4 with
Iaar. c'' '..a T. ~, a.e' District, nomluulod
kAi N' Oh. '.N. Nvup.uh dl-tiltt tho
la
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s,,.,sE iea. 900 Pound. of nneom.

lIoalth Inspetor Cronin and Cly Physician
vurNk o. Jef~) Ci3 leslrial ..- 2,s,cn. OF b.o,n.
weighing i2',rr pound ou the OunHrl wharf Jcrr,
CITY Tho nrat Uas .hipl-l Ia } Dtuo, 4 90 n
llVrtp' h' Ncr Sow Nurk housr Hnd tcturuti In
agent u paNs- Go prot -tui afrnN tie -i1urc. snd
declared thst The r'tt worth within rIs cont
pound nsnush prime bacon lir sahl That n-st
Is Aupuri daiy, Hul that the tpurn N meat from lit
Other sY!e iiG iuiiy ucDurrr
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wNsmN"loN. Oct al The nis,riN Commis-
aoncr, have oflcrcd that taN b, llypL OF a. on
cVl hidiD dollar. % real c-ta" NOT vcmptd b, s@
exc un real tropgrtj lDif Nciu.ylv for HrrDuturM
ruru,o. wthrNf the lrLl-u' ,hn oS', 81 " shurt "a
anf 1',t.rlpwn. ahi 40 ~ '. 49,. .aV,a -
- n.n- ir-. nnd u'-n alt pcitoua urouertr in
.t'N hlnittd dpiiu- according tt.. oa,i vSiuau a
tAff.D u. ~ ''''
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Mary TraVcrs. mn aged lady Of Dobb's Perry.
vas Au' kei down At siN'h avenue aud Port, second
streoi y, ahcr- ani WAGON driven rrckio-y b, Frank
MiVmtu il'r ucs wa.h hlAiy cut her nn,. WIS bru.c a.
alf fN was bruised The di yer " Is rot are .iad
Valentine l"au. aged iil Nctr- stHrp-l u e..Hud ave-
ho M tuurtl street vc.'eraV u runnu A. In, sot
uN horsn and " iAnn kuNrk,d Tim auNu atd pts~rl
cNr Lin H. Va hurt about rtr a. 0.i taco lui arms
william hhr'in o' li.3 second avenue. The dnNcr. WA
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Tho rlnlra Of gn- jol- thut rnoirrr the capitals
q" o., lttr' ~ tb' nt" '.'Nfa4 Lth, r'',lr.i ity
sin'uittr orfy lf.i ir'tnns u ir.f ts. 'hsI
III, As cdigcc rNrriarrnnnft Vfh l~tncii ighl
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The Democrats Of the Fourth Cungrcs-
yc-trrday afternoon. Samuel 5. Prcel WAS
clccted permanent Chairman. and :. william
son Secretary. Alderman kcnnn ~ the Four
teenth Ward named the Hon Archibald NJ
Bliss ~ tho candidate for Congress. aud Mr.
Bliss was rouominatol unanimously by ac-
rlamAtrn A commiurc OF thrcc wu- appointed
tu inform Nr Bliss oi hi, nomination. and to
n-k his pIrr raupe IN the Convention. In u fnw
s'nTm oiapplauSc. silence having l-' Il restored
ho addressed tho Convention. He said.
II III, thoit ~ the lfc sdcncy ~ which samuel IT.
rrhf- under the Ian had not been Terpotfich -hcve
is m. rsi snd bu.ness rrssicrity t"day 10 srenFe
ihsi ifsui /. Tho nchi, e frrcmcn Toastule
ith, The Peaceful mean. of te ballot and o Tive Law sha
3. toe siotA anl pride OF ~ ls''aouraUc tsftl rc
Ill., - 'rsui M every stage o - preress d. not
t est thaf can he uadc rieh 0r that Nieliu- :.
rnc san Gee in.ir tic au, drtN OF tree hort cI
a.r Standing ureu ~hat Il. " =! - y. ~. right, OF
~ l-, rU "a l' 'trr',u'ts'E WV .,i- II, y, w., ,., n
r- aLI 10 ul h."-t ooncrpt.u o integrity aid nun"r
Ili i c a. hait, a-rin.i tive cr,st. tirtnd vhirh
.tnf g. ~ to ~ trsi tne ,ei,. rleh ! am MT '
gayc ia opposition 10 ui' Aganuc maud
Tho fOilowina; wns unanimously adopted:
H..t~i fhat the Non Archibald " Bhs. O. Ropre.
-entsLrl ir O'n"o-. i,r ilr fNru Congressional ns
tnc M, EARNEST devotion u the loca int, rest- aud
On his orr, the sisAutc raul iy which
ih" fishuuiJ elected President the Hon. Slmuo ril
Ohe,u fh. people au' az ths general cnur h. has puf.
sprd uenbcr o Ouncr - irum tins district during the
nov r,~ ,c. uc heart, endorsement oi this Convrn.
uon ami hat W, earnc -y cOmm nj hun asa candidate
ciulen- ~ u. dltuct asworthy Of their cordial ami
Unanimous supIJt
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Or"ascn,ya Suing ror Damages.

MONTREAL, or 2i.-Tho Ornnromcn have
cNtrod NttVu* tu damage -iu-t NJ 90 fgi lil
sIr.t on ihe lHh Of July Couniv Mn.tr David drsnt
CLAIMS tIOUun, and each VI tho OILERS ShOUl
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nously rcnomina,cd the Hon s. &. Cox for Con-

gress.
The Hon. Fernando Wood wns renominated
Tor Congress from the Ninth District. Ho sent
bo present on account OF an accident not sori-
Gus. while getting out OF n car. Ho promised to
signify his acceptance in n letter to the electors
Ho has rcpresentod tho district nine times.
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Ia.ur, {. in .mrric.a Representative.

ADBIp. oct. n Tho EpncI publishes lot
T. dHlsi lantcf oct ~ atut that the l.t-l rglSs
rr-cuthNVp ha- islu puiHtlt iu.ni'i hv 4-,r, aud
uiht thc ON pirr- ha,r it,t ,,t 10. a. uu'n,.cd
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CuEsrANuNortE OF. Il. The sultan has
Ali' ~ a lIA1 lt-If tn .f iH ft.Iil n n - osnn
lfb III rre,'o hn,- -o' cuu,'l lnnnp. b.
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American "atns" Sand"Iw "cd ba ps",e-.
Al or Oh specially Gis44lod uados doTVrnneHt "a -
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Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
Thursday MOrn'g, Mar. 2S, 1878
mr. Bsscher,s Theology in Brief.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has written the following letter to Rev. MT. Morrison, editor of the Baltimore Pres6yterian Week. v:- %
 MY DEAR MR- MoRRIsoN,-It is incon - ceivable to me how rational men should al low themselves to be excited by the period. ical misreports of the reporters, and the As socisted Press reports based on them, in re- gard to my sentiments. Week after week my sermons are reported in full by MT. El- lsnwood, and printed in the Cbrtstian Ur,- isn of New York; and no man need be at 8 loss to know my religious sentiments. For twenty five years, in printed volumes as well as from the pulpit, 1 have preached and printed in every conceivable form the truth of the inspiration of the sacred Scriptures, the existence and government of God, the doctrine of the Trinity, and the divinity of Christ as the very God, the universal sinful ness of man. atonement of Christ, the doc Urine of change of heart, the efacacious influence of the Holy Spirit in regeneration, and the doctrine of retribution both here and hereafter.
 It is true that the question of the nature of suffering, the object of penalty, and the question of its duration, l have discussed with such lights as had, denying that all the light had yet broken out of Holy Scrip ture on various points that it contained.
 The charges of atheism, in6deity. Uni- versalism, theism, are made by men that know nothing, and take no pains to know anything. Eyes hay @ they" etc.
 My working sympathies go with the Evangelical orthodox ministry. refuse to be held to consistency with any dogmstic system of theology of the past. am with Calvin and against Calvin. am with Ar minus and against Arminius. am with Episcopacy and against Episcopacy. am with the Roman Church and against it my object being not to build or to defend any system of theology or government, but to bring men near to God, and build them up In holiness of life.
 (Signed) HENRY WARD BEEoHER.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
Don't be Deceived.

Many persons say "I haven't got the Consum ptionn when asked to cure thelr Cough with Shiloh's Consumption Cure. Do they not know that Coughs lead to Consumption and a remedy that will cure Consumption will certainly and surely cure 8 cough or any lung or throat trouble. We know it will cure when all others fail, and our faith in it is so positive that we will refund the price paid if you receive no benefit. Is not tbs far proposInonf Price 10 cents, 60 cents and $1 00 per bottle. For lame chest, back or side, use Shiloh,s Porous Plaster Price 25 cents. SOld by J, l.. Camp, Druggist; elsewhere by dealers generally.
 Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and liver complaint, Constipation, and general debility when you can get at our store Shi- loh's System Vitalizer which we sell on positive guarantee to euro you. Price 10 cents and 75 cents. For sale by J. l.. Camp, Druggist elsewhere by dealers generally.
 "HACKdETACK" popular and fra. grant perfume. Sold by J. l.. Camp, Drug Rist elsewhere by dealers generally.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
New signsrs at FalIs Village.

L B Stllson Mrs l. B Stillson E M Dean
 M C Dean Mrs o Hosford Joseph Mundry
 Miss R G Hunt Mrs c Sherwood Mrs H
 Killmer Mrs Lucius Wilcox Mrs E H Will COX Olive E Wilcox Henry Kllmer George Carpenter Mrs G H Peck Carrie Hunt Or
 vile Hosford Mrs Mary Wooster Rufus H Owen John Donlon Edward Howe H D
 Mansfield s M Howe Nellie E Baird John
 Williams James Smith Schuyler Dean Will bur Judd Mrs Fred Wooster Miss Ida Woos-
 ter James Phillips D Houghran Jr James Fenning W H Wheeler Carrie Howe
 Mary E Rogers John Holabird Henry Bel den Chauncey R Morris 2nd Seth Morris Sidney Morris Celia Markham Geo Woos-
 ter Harriet Wooster Mrs Mccullough Chas c Swing Miss Mary Brigner Edward Dewitt Charles Howe F A Yale Mrs s Judd A l.
 Brown A F Brown Sarah Wooster Carrie
 Brinton Arthur H Tyrrell Il H Bump Ella Brigner Mrs Julia Dean John Markham Florence Markham Katie Houghran Mary
 Hunt Ellen Hsnchett Thos Graney John Potter Wm Filming Nellie Root Elisha Howe Miles E Dean Charley Deming Char ley Preston Mrs M Wolfe Joseph Smith c H Leavenworth Mrs A Preston Mrs Charles Graves B Cyossmsn K Sickman John Cslla- han Pat Callahan Geo A Yale Peter Malone Robt R Lamb M Callahan Lucy Sherwood Lee Ostrum Geo Call Milton Brazee Miss L Merwin Mrs c L Ensign Matte Ensign Mrs Vrnw Tno
 Wetherell Grace Wetherell Mary Halstead Blanche Halstead Ida M Whitford Eddie E Wickwire Mrs w Bnghtman Hubert Hal stead Charles Hart Frank E Mallory Lena + Gillette Irving B Gillette Mrs Milton Hall Elmore Halstead W M Merrimsn Ada Wick wire James Naming Rama Halstead James Flanagan Frank 0 Owen Lucius Graves Miss Mary A Hall Mrs Maria Mott Mrs Jane Caul Jenny Ensign Mrs David Watts Der tha Wickwire James H flakes Patrick Hines Mlchel Smith Eugene Lord James Carroll E B Hart Jr Mrs H flakes Mary McCarty Geo Botsford Mrs D Brown Mrs Alice Bodgett Miss Hattie Morris Maggie Brown Mary F Landon Henry Root Mrs P Katie Haley Mrs Pierre Mundry John Bill lings Eddie Newton Chas R Owen James A Ford John Holmes Ella Preston Frank Dean Jennie Boinsy Will Pierce McBur- ney Mrs c McBurney Estelle c Bartlett Wm Peotol George Landon Mamie Bartlett Allie Sherwood Dalton Ostrum Mrs Lucia Ostrum George Wickwire Eugene Wick wire Wilbur Butler Ernest . Adams Cora E Adams Mss Minnle Matson Tryphenie Blodgett Alex Boinay Chas E Dean Milton Hall John Mott Henry Dean Mrs Henry Dean Frank A Beebe Emma l. Durham Annie Snyder Henry G Wetherell Minnie Cleveland H N Wetherell Mrs s l. Burkett Miss Catherine Landon
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
Additional List of North Canaan.

Mrs Emma Yale Frank R Yale Amy Barnes Jay D Silvernail Miss Emma Wal dorf Miss Martha A Granger Mary A Roo, John Herman Moses B Mead Henry J Mead Norman Lawton Abel c Stevens Mrs Florine M Stevens Sanford Stevens Flora M Stevens Wm K Bunnell Mrs Elva Nj Bunnell Allen Houghtailing Mrs Della M Houghtailing Stiles E Stevens Mrs Olive E Stevens Wm M Houghtailing Mrs Mary Howe Sardam Alfred H Heaton Frank F Barnum Hiram Barnum Hattie Jacksor Sarah Smith Henry Jones Willie Bates Lo- renzo Lawrence Frankie Adams Mrs Levi. Howe Rev P Powell Mrs P Powell Mir Edwin w Warner Charles Hills Mrs A Doc little Mrs J l. Franklin Miss c L Hewitt Charles Hinman Albert Bogen Eugene Sweeney Louis Merriam
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28

Godey's for April is charming; the fash ions exquisite the reading matter, never surpassed by any publication of fashion, is extremely interesting in this issue. The 6rst story "Clarice's Inheritance" by s. Annie Shields, is peculiarly touching, while in the work department, among other use- ful and ornamental articles, we find the tasty bit of fancy work in perforated card board, styled the ''Scratch my back ;" the picture representing camel with the words above, the whole to be worked in floss silk or Berlin wool, at the back of which is to be placed piece of sand paper of the same size for the purpose of striking matches, and both bound together with ribbon, thus forming very pretty and useful ornament. This Is new and original design of Go dey's. The culinary department in this number, replete with receipts, set ms pecu- liarly adapted to the delicate taste of an ep- icure. Try them, those who were wise enough to subscribe for this valuable mag axine, and those who were not, do so at once.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
Connecticut at Paris.

The following is list of the Connecticut exhibitors at the Paris Exposition other than of fine arts:
 Ansonla Clock Company, clocks. Barnum, Richardson Co.,, Lime Rock, car wheels etc.
 Bailey, Leonard 6 Co.,. Hartford, hand tools.
 Bevin Brothers, East Hampton, bells. Ezra Brooks. Hartford, automatic pump.
 Blake Crusher Company, New Haven, stone crusher.
 W. P. Blake, New Haven, granite, mar ble etc.
 Collins 6 Co.,, Hartford, axes and edge tools.
 Colt Firearms Company, Hartford, fire arms.
 Collins 6 Co.,, Hartford, blows. W. & B. Douglas, Mlddletown, pumps. Gatling Gun Company. Hartford. guns. Hills Lawn Mower Co.,, Hartford, lawn mowers.
 P. Jewell & Sons, Hartford, leather and betting.
 Mallory & Company, New Haven, hard ware etc.
 Merideu Works, West Meriden flint glass.
 Northfeld Knife Co.,, Northfeld, pocket cutlery. >New England Granite Works, Hartford, granite.
 Page Wood Type Company, Norwich, wood type.
 Peters Combination Lock Co.,, Water bury, locks.
 Pickering 6 Co.,, Portland, governor. o. B. Rogers & Co.,, Norwich, saws and planer.
 Russell & Erwin. New Britain, hard ware.
 o. B. Richards, Hartford, indicators. M. Seward & Son, New Haven, carriage hardware.
 B. shoninger, New Haven, pianos and organs.
 Stanley Rule and Level Co.,, New Brit ain, rules and levels.
 sharps Rife Company, Bridgeport. fire arms.
 J. E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, iron toyA
 F. W. Short. New London, Silcx, sand, etc.
 Smith & Egge Manufacturing Co.,, Bridgeport, locks and chains. Underwood Belt Co.,, Holland. belts. Union Metallic Cartridge Co. Bridgeport, cartridges.
 Victor Sewing Machine Co.,, Middletown, drill, chucks, etc.
 Wheeler < Wilson Manufacturing Co.,, Bridgeport, sewing machines. D. E. Whiton, West Stafford, lathe chucks, etc.
 Willimantic Linen Co.,, Hartford, spool cotton.
 Waterbury Button Co.,, buttons. Yale Lock Company, Stamford, post office locks.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28

The Taunton Locomotive Manufacturing Company has contracted to build ten heavy freight engines for the Union Pacific Rail- road, to be delivered July lst, 1878. They are to be ten wheeled, with eighteen by thir- ty-four inch cylinders, and driving wheels five feet in diameter. In consequence of this large order, the works of this company, which have done little or nothing the past two years, will at once start up in nearly their full capacity, giving employment to some 300 men.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
Connecticut Western Nevvs.

Subscr1p pt1 on AccOunt.-The date on the colored slip of paper with the name of the sub scriber, shows the time to which the Sub
 scriptiOn Is paid thus. R. B. smith 5Jul17 indicates that MT Smith has paid for his paper tG see to 1t that their account, as indicated by the date their papers, is always correct, and when they pay for 8 renewal of their subscription, will observe whether their date Is changed to indicate the proper credit and in the event of an error, to inform us for correction at once. No claims fol errors in these accounts will hereafter be consid- cred, unless presented within thirty day s after the payment is claimed to have been made ae the regular receipt of the paper with the date to which the subscription ia paid plainly printed thereon Is prima facie evidence of its ac ceptance as correct. ]. .L.PEAsE.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28

John Connors, a tree-cutter, few days previous to the recent storm, took his wife over on the Little Laramie river, neal Cheyenne, Wyoming, left her in an oc sheep.corral without food or bedding, and went away ostensibly to get employment. During the storm. while thus alone and des titute. the woman gave birth to babe. Sht was found on Wednesday. Herself aut the child were both buried in the snow The child was dead, and the mother beyond the hope of recovery.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28

An uncommonly atrocious crime was the rape and murder of Mrs. Ryan at Tomsh, Wis last week. She was a poor Irish washerwoman and had to support an inva- lid husband and family. She had been al work at the house of one Garyey, and was about going home when she was out. ragged by Garvey, Pat Reilly and two Ger mans named Ballfranse and Berger. Then she was dragged to her own premises where she was again violated by Berger. All the guilty men but Garvey have been ar rested.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28

The Russian Guard suffered very severe ly during the war. More than a thousand men perished of cold in the terrible passage of the Balkans, and of the folce that left St. Petersburg in August, scarcely one- fourth survlve. They were the flower of the Russian army.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28

About l50 buildings were destroyed by the fire at Hot Springs, Ark, last week, comprising nearly all the business houses and residences. It is estimated that thou- sand families are made homeless, ard aid Is asked for the poor. All the buildings were wooden structures. The loss is estimated at $3OO, ,OOO; insurance, $25,OO0.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28

GERMAN SYRUP."-No other medicine in the world was ever given such 8 test of It's curative qualities as BosCHEE's GERMAN hundred thousand small bottles of tbls medicine were distributed free of charge by DruRgists in thls country to those af- dicted with Consumption. Asthma, Group. severe Coughs, Pneumonia aud other dis American people undeniable proof that GERMAN SYRUP will cure them. The re. suit has been that Drugglsts m every town aud village in the United States are rec ommending it to their customers. Go to your Druggist and ask what they know about 1t. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size y5 cents. Three doses will relieve any ease,
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28

There are ll9 factories closed, and 5000 workmen out of employment in CstaloAia, Spain. and the Spanish commercial centers on the Mediterranean, and numerous fail ures are reported. The ministerial papers advocate policy of entering into commer- cial treaties, with reciprocity, and opening new markets, as the best remedy.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
NOTICE.

TAKEN hy virtue of two executions to nc di- rected, and will be sold at Public Vendue to the highest bidder st the public sign post in the town of sharon society of sharon, twenty -one days af- ter date, which will be on Wednesday, the Sd day of April A. D. 1h7S, atl o'clock in the afternoon the following described property, to wit:
 mirror 2 2ceRtre tables, parlor chairs, aS- faa, 2 lounges, 8 wash stands, IS chairR, 1 bed sted, bed room sets with springs, 8 coal stoves end pipe, g feather beds. 3 Rtraw beds. pillows, bolster, tables, zines, 25 napkins, 6 pitchers, s wash bowls, g chamber 8 sugar bowls, 5 soap dishes, cup and 2 saucers, plate, oyster diah, tin slop as, tea kettle, 1-3 barrel -four, and window shade. ..
 Dated at sharon, this 18th day of March. 1873,
 2wyS VIM B. PERRY, Deputy Shsri6
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
8utl1e 9ews.

."a We shallfeel greatly obliged to any of ou
 friends In the county, or elsewhere, who will send
 usparticulars ofany occurrence of interest twhich may come under their notice.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28

If there are four million of silver dollars coined every month for the year to come, there will be only ten cents month for each individual Tn the country and only 0l. 20 for the year. So you need not lay awake nights contriving how you shall cart k around. A
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
SketChing and Water C0lOrs.

A Lady Artist, Thoroughly Skilled and Sketching and Water Colors in North Can aan, the lessons to begin about May 1st. TERMS: s1O. fer twenty uvvO,hOur lessons.
 For further particulars apply to, or ad. dress, this office. 87tf
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
PIANO FOR SALE.

A MAGNIFICENT new Wheelock Piano which <A was shipped few weeks since. directly from t.e msnufactory to the Town Hall in Shefneld, Maes, where 1t haa been used but few tmes, and where It can now be seen, If taken from where low It's actual value This is rare opportunity to obtain really hrst.class instrument at great bargain. Mir. Q. K. Brown, who has charge of the Hall in Shefed will be pleased to exhibit the pi- ano to all who may desire to zee it, For further particulars, Address
 J. K. BENJAMIN
 Winsted, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1878-03-28
ROR "

At Canaan Valley, March 26, daughter to
 Adelph Murphy. At Salisbury. March 10, daughter to Cor
 ne!ius Winters. At Salisbury, March 16, son to Peter
 Winters. At Salisbury, March 2l, daughter 10 Frank Spur. At Sharon, March IS, a son to Joel Whit
 ford.