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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-07-24
The SchOOlhOu ;e,

The SchOOlhOuse.
Yes, John, our district we'll may brag
On this new schoolhouse brag too.
I'm for improvement. don't lag
Behind when things want putting through.
but that old, battered, wooden shell
That stood on this spot fifty year.
I'd learned to know its face 80 well
That somehow John, it's mighty queer.
But whom you pulled the old house down.
The time this new one was begun
i bad to go to lower town:
couldn't stand TO see it done.
For there studied A, B,
Got licked, and learned, by hook and crook,
To read about the apple-troe
In Webester's old blue spelling book.
aud, whore that church stands, many morn
" CTwas a field then)-a love sick fool
stood behind shock of corn
To see the schoolma am come to school.
Her cheeks, as she the cornfeld crost
We're redder than the scruboak leaves;
Her eyes were brighter than the frost
That sparlled on the tasselled sheaves
And in among the noisy throng
or barefoot youngsters sho would co.
And, SIS watched her, allowed
1t wasn't strange they loved her so.
But when, just at the schoolhouse door,
Each urchin claimed his kiss, ah then
j longed to go barefoot once more,
And read the spelling book again.
Sweet Lucy How came It to pass
can't explain, but any way,
Imight as well have Joined class,
For hung round there half the day.
AT noon I'd take her nuts pear,
Or apples, my best grated fruit
To trade for smiles; she traded fair,
And gave me many thanks to boot.
And sometimes, after study hours,
when Lucy led her merry throng
Into the woods for late wildAowers
And autumn leaves, I'd go along.
She had some dozen boys, half grown,
That loved her well. They shamed me,
though,
For loved too, and alone
Had not the pluck to tell her so.
'You happy boys!" thought lyon swap
Wildhowers for kisses from her lips;
I'd harvest the whole flower crop
To kiss her very finger tips"
But winter came, and when tie ground
And the big hills with snow we're white,
I'd hitch my colt up and go round
To take hpr bon,a from, aobcO1 AZ ,,ic,l,K
Oae frosty evening, riding sloy
Through John on's woods her rosy cheek
Lay close to mine and thrilled me 80
That determined would speak,
'Lucy !" said, "dear Lucy l"-Here
Her eyes met mine and flusterAi me.
As awkward as yearling steer
backed and tried again. ''You see
Il want to ask you"-a big lump
Came in my throat Whoa, Bill, you fool
That's nothing but hemlock stump
II II you love-the boys in school,"
Twant what meant; but, any way,
she dropped her eyes, and l could see
She guessed what had tried to say.
She said, cor course. They all love me-"
Bolde1ed by this, her hand prest,
And cried, "Dear Lucy, couldn't you
Love me a little with the rest?
For II love the schoolma'am too."
See, yonder c,mes my schoolma'am wife;
Her cheeks are fresh and rosy yet;
And, for our happy married life,
We bless this spot where we first met.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
THE w0NDEREvl EGYPTIAN BLOOD D-PURIFIER.
 HEMAR.

This OnaDGr0bTe DEP UR4TTTE C 0 pOsrcryrI ALTERATIHE, TONIC, DI- VRETGC, DIIPHORETIC, dnd IPERI- ENT, c0H.bjMing rtFtUes IcIsich rCH6er 4t inrala0bfr aud never- f0iNH0, 0nd by dts centinar,I use lritL thoroughly eFadf- c0te GH diseases of fac blood. Its ingre- die1tS are Of q purely h0rnateSs erfrde- tiOn, the products gathered from tc'note Egyptidn PrOpinceS, 0nd trhefe there is the sit0I'test '"tns 9J d's%Gse t ,m ,mG ..ig sgs through the MediHnt OG the Skin, or en- 4eIlin0 t through the m1RU aud r0riOHs channeIs Of the body, thereOy aHotctng. theiI proper normal mud functional cow hiti0M. 4 very brief space oT tinae 'rtt cOmrince CnV patient SSing it, OI its aH- doubted reliability 0nd trondcrfWI ~E" - tiUe properties, tt being, most WHqJ' sFto9.- 0bly, tIe rery Gcntc oT medical tFidHpAS, and the 2 e0teSt diScOre'U or H'e prose"F qchere the SICOd itself is 9'rindriIY fh ? seat Of the lesion Or disorder, snfh ds ECRpFULA aud the hoWSOad 0Hd ere causes thut lead to this terrible 0gtio.ioH, of tchich nit ciriIiscd cOHImUHIiieS aPS cOgniS0nt. for BibIic0t TrWth h0s 0ssert- pisit ercn asRtO fhe third 0Hd fourth Oca- eratiOns,'' aud to BROkEH-DD IND s3o,rcr5,1f 1.cJ,trewSto,.. c6wsi1,G sSs s-sseS Of nlHn once more to GSs"She the God-tske form Of DIInhOOd.
 ARY DISORDERS, CONSTIP ATION OR COSTIVENESS, LIVER AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, GENERAL AND NERI- OUS DEBILTTT, RHEUM 4 TISb, GLANDUEAR ENLA RG E3TENJS, EI'l- THELIOMATOC CANCER, Nt URTE, ATTENTIONS OF THE BONES. TNDO- LENT ULCERS, FEMALE COM PLANTS (and to thc 0eHtIer scr H is e boon Io1sg sought Jor 6y SenSitire, suseeP- tibIe, 0md delicate Iem0Ies, as ie f"kss direct GctiOn upon fheir 0iLsnentsl AND IN WHICH THE BLOOD IS THE SEAT OF THE TROUBLE, tt 6 incGlNabfe. A 9erSeverGmCe 1rith this remedy Sc'u Prors q DOsitice aud 5erm0aeHt cuPe fer CELLS aud PETERS aud aH M4LA- RIAL POISONS.
 TNomsamls Of Testimonials attess tAs truth Of these ctdiIIaS.
 Price, Que DoiIar, ir iGT'Vc bottle, ST siae bottles, S6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
Vf.GETTNE.

The followint letter from Rev. G. W. Mansfield formerly pastor of the Methodist iscnpal Chnrch, Hyde Paik, and at pr.s nt settled ill Loweii, must convince everyone who read his letter of the wonder ful curative qualities of VEG TINE as holohgh cieanse. and purif of the blood.
 HYDE PARK, MASs., Feb l5, 1876. Dsar Sir.- About ten wears ago my health failed through the depicting aff cts Of dyspepsia; near year later attacked by typhoid fever it's worst form. It srttl d iu ny back, ana took the form ot in < S,therng. had two surgical operations by the best skill in the State put rrcelyed no Hpespan-ht cure Isuffer great pain at times. and VAS co'- st ntly weakened by protuse discharge also ioe' small pieces of bone at d: :herent times.
 Matters on thus about seven years, till May, 1874, when friend recommend ne to go to your or flee, and talk with you or the virtue of VEGErlNE. dld so, and by our kindness passed tn iouSh you 1nanufactOry, noting the ingredients, &c. by wht your remedy produced By what I saw and heard gained some confidence in VFGETIEE. comm need taking it soon after. but felt worse from it's effects; still persevered and soon fet was benefIing me in other respects Yet dli not see the results desired till had taken 1t faithfully Tor mur than 8 year, when the difh ut ln the pack was cured: and for nine months have enjoyed the best of health. z. have in that time gained twenty-five pounds or flesh, being heavier tn n ever before ID my 'l!e, ana I Wa never mOre a 'le to perform lab IT than no" During the past few weeks had scrofulous s"ehng af large as my fist gather another part of my oodA took Vegetine faithfully, and ii removed 1t ieVel " ith the surt1ce iu g month. think should nave larger doses, after having become accustomed 10 e effects.
 Let your Patrons tronbledwith scrofu!a or kldne disease understand tbat takes time to cure chrome diseases; and if they will patiently take VEeETlSE will, in my judgme t. cure them.
 With great obligations am
 Yours Very truly
 G. w. MANSFIELD.
 Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

Son Francisco has about one hundred gamb- ling houses.
 Scotland, no larger than Maine, possesses wealth in 5000, 900 sheep.
 Two breweries in England consume as much water daily as would supply townof 45, 900 inhabitants.
 The people of California are to vote at their next general election upon the question of con- tinuing or prohibiting Chinese immigration.
 The American workmen who went to New South Wales, Australia, wish they hadn't; hardly dozen of one party of 362 are earning as much as they did at home.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
PliEMITNS.

New subscribers (appli early) for the year 1878 may have. without charge, the numbers for the las quarter of .877 of such periodicals they may sub scribe for
 Or ins, cad, new subscribers to any two three, four If ,he above neriodicals may have of th' -four Reviews for 1877; subscribers to all five ma hove of the -four Kevi ws or one set of Black woods Magazine for 1877,
 Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount tc clubs can be allowed unless the money is remitted'd rect to the publi,he p emiums iVen to clubs.
 To secure premiums it will be necessary to make eGris appcati0n the stock available for that pur pose limited.
 THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING co
 RarclaY SireEf NEN N rk
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG AFFECTIONS.
 vEvyR A6yNSEnN
!TRACRERN.

i sfj1hf Ro-cnIIc| cold tciTE offtisuss lead to tS Ssriors cpHgd. trhich, sRcor~d 5Or Or badly tF"GiCd. iH"sf b"re bSt ""S TeS,.It-if ,stust rrcafuUfe jn o HeftIed .-as@ Of BRONCHITIS, or trl,Gt iS Ess, fha JeodIy EONSCN FTION. To ',H ssDrTiJsI from h0r0s@iHg co"DI G.'' TJPcc'orssd i''''. |. TRICRECON offers e sO"Ad. TrliOSts, assti perahcaestt rciieT. fl 0uRSs~sfS "Fpers". ratiOls. aIa@t enGbteS the l3rti. Ht 10 e<Ps. fiiGt fcrriGIv septic depOsi', rrhirh, q !sII rjtI.0Ht itsdici0Hs tr~afBteHf. Bs.st essS - tauuicats its JaOis0a (" tLc TcSir"lar sss- staacc eJ' 'hc I".g, degs,,"F"tisg "'sd G"- ssIOgtnO th1L TtUrf "ss""Frof "I "FG1"H, rOH uIf;tKng,s ,t4gy ia ti5 stTrtg dssa tB.- tineIv d.ath, TR8CHIDN s:ds a0 eg".ss. vnucH less z: SHBcrj0.'. uI.,i 'fN "s' tr'H a.' OnEg F. 91lor,. fhe deposit. tiieIrbU GBorftSe VreGf y'tIiPI. 6nf hCJis tsr sr rHtL Lf"ne aHd iearcs thc J,~fi.nt '.' f'.'Sscs-i"iS '.f E."t'hS EHHd tissue.
 Price, F;fHy Cents per D"f'ie, "r siH bOf.leS. G9.SO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
PILES. HemonhOiaS.
 PVEON.

MnhY causes lend f0 produce a ls lpptps- TttL GMd dfSfressiSaO state. Tke bfood ts ret0rded in its rotWrM; fh" too JseasSps asse or dr0Stic 2IsTO6tiees lends f0 Fsrofssev cOHgestiOIG or fhe b0trets. torpid 0rfsoa sf tHe Iiset', cad nA9aeP0tss other caRssS aeU the source 0f thiS coDsptat'st, 0Rd hifhssts s.Othing e6ectWaE h0S been pres' nTsd so the p16tic, tcLiclt Sco't1i rapidly aIirgtafs sgnspfOnts and ultimately TDrOro ace e9er'- Zee cpTe. In PELCN zee h0re TeaSesS srItich ssOt 0llty 0ctS OI1aost itsst0nffD, bese irtH ronaOrc the largest tSsSHors OT fhe parts (PiEeSJ 6y QbSOFptiOn, and faone ecee hGCe received not O!l5 be"sEt, Sst hsSs beea TadicGiIy cared, hGre been asSersa prior to uSi9tJ thiS tFeatD.eNty og ssf- teeht surgeons that fhe o1'fU E'etfeI them crer co"Id e"peet tn Ire, ,,roHtd oe eg co fhe body 6y e procedure srhieh ssecessttaf- sd the k~ij" Ihis remedy h"s been haitsG .rifh deIight. 0Rd iS H"'r E'reseribest Sw ,aGny prGctisisg t,I.y siciaRs, srho ore eoV- af=Hat oT ifS merits, fhe OHfN kRSesN sure care for PILES.
 Price. Fiffy Gents per 2'arL"c'. "T s'as
 THE 4DOTE RExEDIf" IbE thorough ;a the rT"dirofi"" oI co" aiHsr- ts,lt and various m0totirs Grass sss isGfraf, aF.H 0Pe fae result Of }'0ffSsif. Ss tsFclsfss. LabOPiOHs, "Hd SCi.n1'ic iHres igaIIoN. eNsbraci.Ig G 9'e' iof @J '''s"s saFs. tss Europe aud -isssrica.
 IT the specific dircrtiHR. srr r8snb btssA 4ettft, thOHSuTsiS 0J JIIties.fs trfif bear ssss. 1,ess to thcip is,jatiTc merits. oissf rsrroA- brute crPT.y GSSerfioii.i HScs.r fksss gre 1aG1ly cOHi pt'c1tt"sN 'tss-'sAs, aRa pee tieIsfS SO desire. TSE, U1SIsLEs. srSft Ge pleased % "i.e "H iHT"rsr"-ios. a's-s freCEt bH letter q Iscr"SSTr
 Des0Fipttre cad s8pisst.s s"t ta ffs1se IGS' of ihe "hove Irsaedir> sv-.t Os' -se--. q 8f,;nIctxEs s5G"P; ' sr% ns no, " s', "' s,S
 pGrttct'I0T draggisPs, s@e' -sS'"'
 DR. CHASfca,r
 147e 3yorS- g." H
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
DYSPEPSIA. GASTRAN

GASTRON 3s q s0fc, speedy rad poet fice cure for fhdt most depressing oT 0tt- 1nepts, and q brief course of trcafnsenf srtu restore the diOeSfire OrOGIls tO tbeir Pris- tine strength. GHd prOmOte Use heatfhH action or the stOhaGch 0Hd iHtesfiSses. Th~ nercoms irrit0bHity Of Uterarg and "H persons ptrswissg e SedeTtIrH HJe, tS speedily TcmOcea bH tkiS 1DeHt. Ihe St0nL0c6 is restored to health aud tbc keH- slOfe oP the system IriH once D,O's rcsPO"S ih the perfOrDI0HcP or t0bOr.
 Price, One DOtiGT, iH iGTge bottle. eT sir bOtkLeS, N5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10

Gnnn Can't be made by every agent every mouth HUNU in the business we flu nish, but these will M.E.BH ing to woi can easily dozen .dnllars %U0U day right in their own lncalti. 8. Have no
 room to explain here Business pleasant and honorable Women, and boys and girls do as well as men. We will furnish you complet,. Outfit free The business pays better than anything else We vii bear expense of starting Particulars free Write and see. Farmers and mechaI ics. their sons and daughters, and all classes in need of paying work at home should write to and learD all about the work at once. Now is the time Don't delay. Address,
 1y44 TRUE CO.,, Augusta, Maine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
SEIEPAUG RAILROAD.
Commencing Dec. 3d, 1877,

Commencing Dec. 3d, 1877,
 UPWARD.
 l0.Ob 4. NJ. Mixed Train from Danbury, connecting tt Bethel with train leaving ~outh Nor walk 9.30 a. m., vi of 05 a. m. Express aiu from New York; al Hawley- vile with tram l. a\ing Bridgeport at lO.lO a. m., arriv,l f 9.33 a. m. Express train from New Haven. Arrives at Lich- ii. Id at 2 15 D
 SATURDAYS, special II ain will leave Bethel at 730, m., on arrival of 6.24 p. train from South N0rwalk ting with Iraiu lea>i 2 New York at 40 p. m. "il also connect at Bethel with t. ain leaving Dan- bury at 6.l5 p. m. aud at Hawley le with Bousatohi, train leaving Bridgeport at co p m.. connect g from Ne Haven at 28 ? Also with tr ill leaving Pitts fr.d at 200 p. n Arrives at Litchfieid at 1000 ?.
 DOWNWARD. 8 OO F. M. Mixed Train from Litch field for Danbury arriving at ' 05 p. m. Saturdays runs to Bethel onl>) Will connect at Haw'eyviiie for Bridgeport, New York, and New Ha- ven. also tor New Milford. Arrive at Bridgeport at 30 D. m.: New York 10 29 D. .m., New Haven II B F. Will con meet at bethel for South Norv ak. arriving at 92O p. m
 4.3O P. M. Sunday Milk Train from Litchfeid for Danhury, arriving at 7.53 p. m "il Con- meet at Haweyve with Ho'.satOnic train for Bridgeport and New Haven at Bethel for south Norwalk and New York.
 c. H. PLATr, Superintendent. Cec 3d, 1877. 9-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
Safe and Sure.

MR H. R. STEv. Ns.
 In 1872 your VEGETINE was recommended to me 1; and yielding the persu isions of friend, o"s nt ed ts, try It. At the tame suffering from gener- al debility and nervous prostratIon sup, riuduced by overwork and irregular habits Its wonderful my debilitated systrm from the rst dose and under its persistent rapidly recovered, lining more than usual health and good fesliny Since then have not hesitated to give vEaETINE my most unqualif d ndo, sement being safe, aud power u agent in prom otg he Alth aud resor Ing the wastrd sys em to new life and erergy. Vegetne is the only medt- cine use and long live never expect to find a better.
 Yours truly. W. H. CLARK,
 12O Monterey Street, Alltghany, Penn,
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
BIackwood's Edinburgh. Magazine

sE- These Reprints aae NOT SELECTIONS ; the give the oris inals FULL, and at about ONE THIRD the price of ti!e EDgl sn Editions.
 The latest advances ard discoveries ill the arts and senres, the additions to knOwe dge in every literature, md all the publications as they sue from the press fully reported and discussed ill the pags of these periodicals, in lan- guage at once clear, fOrcfb e and comprehensive. The articles commonly more condensed and full of matter than the average books Of the period.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
5 3 3 3 B 5 $

To the Working Class.-We are now prepared to fdrnlsh all classes with CO., stant mploymt 1t home. the whole of the time, for their spare mo menis. Business new, light and profitable. Person ol etner sex easily from 50 cehts to $5 per eve ing and proportional sum by devoting t, cir who'll tln'e to the business. Boys and grls earn nearly much as men. That all who thls notice may sent th' IT al dr' ad test the business make this un paraileled of r. To such not well satisfied " VIII send one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing Full particulars suples worth several dollars to o
 mence work on, and copy of Home and Preside, Ont of the largest and best illustrated Publications, al sent free by mail Reader if you want permanent Portland, Maine. 1y44
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
Pk.(t&'sthE3.al<A M G)i!C8NES 5
DIR. CHANDLER, F.H.S.A.,
Late Physician 10 St ;ooroe's and st s--tholo. new Hospitals L.n:uu CurstHr t.
 Ss. Elisabeth ., etc.

ffrer ;;on,;S 0|' sR,. 1a0s' s0bnTioWS re- se0,'rh .ss.d ,nr,.Sti1UfioH. aud @gf'r th@ practical application im f'r.ft"', ntf [" fha"- N"ndS or lSGtie"fa, Geo. ChdHdfcr. t.b 9. MD, noe !,pcacHgs f" tLc -J1D"gir.''. ,'aib- lie tke JOIIoriHg remedies, his sole diS- corcry aud properly, thc eHiG"cH "J srh'ci. iS 0ttcSiPd iH jhr rOiWHi"OWS Vtt0Hf fg Oc testimonials. the unsolicited "Gertfsgs 0I NuGrriny 1Hd discouraged f6tsCa!s. tBho hGre H0f "nIy Fcceir"d rcIief 1Hd bensFt JTOHl thei,. COHfiHWcd WSc, bHS h0Pe bcea 9asE IcssIiIi cured Of UiIn"Uts 0Hd cbFs1ir com aptGigstS, tCitich h0re 6ccH "dj"dD"d bB the most eHIinesat l'hySioiGHS as h"Pciss"-
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
Litch6eld Mutual Fire Insurance Co

OFFICE, SevmOur's Building, South St. ~ DIRECTORS: Jason Whiting. Charles Adams George c. Woodruff, Abjah Catlin, Henry R. Colt. Edward ". Seymour, H .nry ". Buel. Charles Andrews, William H. Bra man.
 Cash Assets, 6184S Premium Charges, 48,OOo Fifty per eeut. dividends on Renewals.
 JASON WHITING. Pres.
 CHARLES ADAMS, Sec.
 GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Treas. Litchfeid. August, 1875. 2lf
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
THE SUN
NEW YORK 1878

1878 NEW YORK 1878 As the time approaches the renewal of subscrip. tions, THE SUN would .nind its friends and we'll wishers everywhere, that it is again cand date for cir consideration and support. Upon It's record for the past ten years it relis for continuance of the hearty sympathy and ge, erous co-opei atoh whish have hitherto been extended to it from every quarter of the UnIon.
 The Daily Sun is four page-sheet of 25 columns price b. mail, post paid ,55 cents month. or SC 50 per year.
 The sunday edition of THE SUN s an eight. page sheet Of 56 columns While givi5 the news of the day, it also c.'nta:ns large amount If literary snd miscellaneous matter special prepared for it. THE SUNDAY SUN has met with great success. Post paid SI.2O year.
 The Weekly Sun.
 Who does not know THE WEEKLY SUN It circu- lates throughout the United States. the anadas and beyond Ninety tiousan f+rnilies greet it's welcome pages weekly. and regard it in the light of guide, counsellor, and friend. Its editorial agricultu ral, and literary depar' ments make it ess ntial a journal for tie family and hreside Terms: One Dollar year, pos. paid This price, quality consid- cred, makss1it the cheapest newspaper published. For clubs of ten with $IO cash, will send extra copy free Address 31-8w
 PUBLISHER OF THE SUN, New York City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
For Sale Cheap 1!
147e 8yo7A

A HOUSE, barn, and blacksmith shop at West CsEs- A wall, Conn. The house is knewn the EGineg ham House. now occupied by wm. Howard, aha s well calculated for store or saloon. For particulars address,
 A. T. RoRARACK, AQtf Canaan, ossA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
rE AMS FOR 1878 (Including pos age)
CT | 7 RS.

A discount of twenty per cent. will be allowed to clubs of four more persons Thus l: four copies of BLackwoOd CT of one view will be seit to ad- dress for SIP SO copies of the four Reviews and ,biackwood for S49, and 80
 To clubs of ten or mor-. in addition to the abov' iiscount cop, gratis will be allowed to the getIer up of he club.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
Naugatuck Railroad.

~ ommencing June 25th, 1877, t aims will leave OLI CHFIELD ST ATION as follows: 7.05 A. M,-Freght Train for Bridgeport. 7.lO A. NJ ] Passenger traihs for Bridgeport and 35 P. NJ. 1 New H ven (through car), connect
 ing at Bridgeport with Express
 trains to New York; at ater ury
 for ria. tfOid. 45O .M.-Milk trallI wit Ii passengt ca attached
 connecting at Bridgeport with ex-
 pres, train to New York, also with
 steamboat leaving Bridgeport at II
 P. m. tSaturda!s excepted). On
 Sundays. milk train leaves Bridge
 port for Winsted at 700 a. m., re-
 tarnlng leave .Litchfeld at
 4.35p m.-
 FOR WINS1ED.
 10 50 A. NJ 12.19 4.5O: 15 P. M WATERTOWN G WATERBURY T. R. Trains leave Watertown at 7.35 A. M., and 1 45 P. M., connecting with passenger trains to New York and Hartford,
 Leave aterbur at II 36 a. m. and 6.35 D. m :, arrival of trains from New York. Stages to and from Litchfield come with all trains at Litchfield station. Thomas stage for Bethlehem and Mcrr;s leaves Watertown daily. Stages for Woodbury Harwinton. Otis Cole. brook, and Goshen connect with 1910 a, m tram from Bridgeport
 Discount of cents made to Passepoer. n.r- chasing Tickets at the Office
 GEO. W. BEACH. Superintendent. Bridgeport. June 2sth 1877
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
" EGE'HIN E.
Am e.llrnr Medicine.

An Exc. llrmI Metficins.
 SPRINGFIELD. O., Feb 2Sth 1877. This is to certify that have used Vegetne. manu- factuI ed by H. R Stevens. Bos on, Mass for Rheu- ma ism d G neral Prostra aton of the Nervous Sys- ten, with good succ ss. 1 recommend GETINE as an excellent medicine for such comolaluts.
 Yours very truly,
 q. W. ,NDER RIFT. MT. Y nderg if, of the firm of Vondergrlft Huf- man, is welt-known business man in shis piace, ,Aav ing one of the largest stores in Springfield, o. -
 Our Ministers Wife.
 LOUISVILLE, KY., Feb. It, 1s77 MR. H. R. STEVENS. Dear Sir,-Three years ago I was -tffering terribly with Innamrnatory Rhenm tisns Our minister's wife adv sed me to take vEGETINE. After taking bot tlr was entirely relievru This year, feeling return of the disease, again commencel iaking it, and am being benefited. IL greatly improves my digestion.
 Respect uliy, -. -s MRS. A. BALLARD. 1Oll West Jefferson Street. K s
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
PATIENTS.
 k. Fl. F. D DY,

Ass EAs 4A D D 4s
 No. 76 STATE sT., opposite Kilhy, BOSTON, Secures Patents Tn tue United Sta {; also in Great Britain, Franc, and other for ig countries Copies of the claims Of any Patent fui nshed by remilting one dol ar Assignments recorded at Washington. No Agency in the Cited states p0sSe~Ses superior facilities tor Obtahg Patents Gscertdining the pdtetdbiity of inrent'ons. R. H. EDDY, >oi iIor of Patents.
 TESTIMONIALS
 'I regard alr. Eddy of the no&t capable and succesaf'd practitioners with whom have had official intercourse.
 CHAs. MASON, Commissioners of Patents" "Inventors cannot employ person more trustwor. thy or more capable of securing for them early and favorable cOneid atiou at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE, ate Commissioner of ratents."
 BOSTON, o. tober 19, 1870. E. II. EDDY, Gsq-DeaI Sir: you procured for me, ill iS40 ply first patent. Since then you have acted for and advised hundreds of s, and procur- ed many patents, reissues and extensions. have ca-ionaily employ ed tn best "genc III New York, PhIiad lpha ad Washington. but still ye you all most whole of my business, fn your line. and ad wise others employ yOu
 You s truly GEORGE DRAPER. BOsToN, January l, 1877. Ably