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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-13

Of time. As l was at the engine
at the time, and busy, I can give
you no idea. except by guess. of
tt e time that was lost, say thirty
Minutes. Fourth-As the water
wheels at the time were Construct
I'd without circles. and the river
was full Of dri!t-logs, the buckers
or paddles were driven up to the
braces on the wheel arms, leaving
he buckets Without sufficient Dip
he subj CT was nuder considera-
ion by the captain and chief eCgi
ncer, NJ. Few, to stop ard shlf,
The buckets to the end Of the arms.
rhe conversa ton did take place
between the towns oil Rand ,iph.
tennessee and New Madrid, Ms
souri,. The boat at the time was
falling off in her speed the cngi.
neer contending that he would
make time by stot ping and shit
ing the buckets. but the captain
would not take any chances, as we
were certain to make the best slime
to Cairo and St. Louis that had
been made, at the rave of speed
which we were then making, with,
Out some a. cidrnt occurring. l
you will notice the run OF the j.
NJ. White from point to point
below Randolph you will see
at giance that the engineer was
right, and ,nat better time would
have been made # the buckets had
been shifted to the end OF the arms
Que other point on which there is
81 me mistake that is as regards
the points in winch the time wa
taken. The crew did under stand
that on the starting o! the engine-
at New Or!ean- tlmt commenced
aud on the stopping OF the eh-
glnes at st. Lou time was up.
VIII CHI would make a q ference in
favor OF the J. NJ. White Of srme
twenty minutes or more. he
Wine did m Ike ON Caro- to ST.
Louis, GU a business trip the same
SEASON, Two hours better timt-a
lutte snort OF it. he crew of the
j, NJ White at tue tire would
have bet every dollar they cou'd
raise that they cou d, Oh the nex'
lr,p, have come from New Orleans
10 81. Louis, md won their none!
on it, 10 three days aud tlghtee"
ours,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-13
From the Cincinnati Commercial, March
90 to sleep, My Ba :a-a ably

There is bloody row in prospect be
tween .Jno E.,nnet and our entcrprlsing
Fourt!: street music publisher, r. w. Hell
mick. The In ter, with characserlstlc ell
cry, has published Il Lullaby which
Mr. Em,net claims is his. Yesterday Mr..
IIelIck showed MS his COPYRIGHT of the
song, with IL signed certificate from the
Library ut Washington that there was
no record of a copyright by Emme. sine
1870. Mr. Heinz ok thus fortified propos-
es to fight it out. Mr.: Emmett says lie
will make il warm for ~. Helmick, and
will sue him for S 900 damage done by
the publication of the song. Really, to Il
man up a tree it seems +. Emnet ought
to be thankful to Mr.. Helmick, for every
copy OF the song has on tho title page Il
ti,o lithograph of him (Emmct,) which
makes him ont to be an exceedingly hand
some man. The chorus OF this S2O, 900
ballad is as follows:
Go to sleep, my ba-a-by, my ha-a-by, my
ba-d-by,
Go to sleep, my ba-a-by, ba-a-hy, 0 by
We have just received Il copy Of this
wonderful 100000 song, and must pro-
nornce it very fine indeed. 1t can he
played on the Organ or Piano. Price, At
cents per copy; sent teany portion OF the
United States upon receipt OF price, DS
addressing the publisher, F. w. Helmlck
No. 1876 West Fourth St., Cincinnati, y
Send in your orders early as there IS an
astonishing demand for this song.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-13
A FALSE IMPRESSION.

Parties who claim to have the right to
make the medicine discovered by DR.. a..
q. SimmoL $ are attempting to sustain u.
warning reputation W attacking the Orr,
ginal and Genuine preparation. In 1856
DR.. simmons gave the original receipt
and right to make his LIVER Medicine 10
near Chattanooga, Tenn. We make the
original and only genuine DR.. A: Q. Sim
mons Liver Medicine from this receipt.
Every genuine package of the medl-
cine is enclosed in Il yellow wrapper,
Oh which is IL likeness of DIR. A. q. Sim
mons, which We have registered i'll the
Patent Office as our trade mark. Inc
medicine is for sale by DR.. Mumtord and
Dr.. Brooks, with whom we have LETT
some trial packages to he given away
| to all applicants
April IL chattanooga.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-13
ID 1 Il D.

MOURAIN-At Williamsport, Parish
of Pointe Coupee, La, on Saturday March
Both 1873, Jennie Kelly, wife OF u.
Nourain, aged 81 years.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-13
NOTICE..
L, 8. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL
TAKES.

FAXES.
Under the Revised Statues Of the United
States sections 1899 1897, 1898 and $3.50,
every person engaged in any business,
avocation, or employment. which renders
him liable to a special tax, is required to
procure and place and keep conspicuo"sly tm
his establishment or place Of business a
Stamp denoting the payment of ssid spe
cial tax for the special tax year. begil-
ming May 1st 1878. Section :s244 Revis-
ed Statues designates who are liable to
special tax. A return as prescri bed on
Form IL is also required by laao of every
person liable to special tax as above.
Serc,e penalties are prescribed for non
compliance with the foregoing require
ments, or for continuing in business after
April 3Oth 1873 without payment of spe-
cial tax Application should be made to
CHARLES T. LEHMAN,
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue at
Baton Rouge La. mar-3o-7o.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-13
,,.c1ANA SENTINEL.
LODGES

LODGES
c,r.R A. Chapter No. IL meets
% sal" Monday Of each month, at
i0q,'I MAGUIRE, Sec'y.
1oace No. 81. +. d. A. NJ.
kti', ,s9 Lf first. and third Monday OF
Cd y. . at 7 o'clock p. III.
n'n'D' J. ]. G. PLETTINGER, W. NJ.
LlArsEK, sec'y'
s,ra Lodge No. so, I. o: o. F.
lou oaW Wednesday at 7 o'clock p. IN,
:. s'I We'll, Sec. b. 7. WHITE, N. G.
Sara Lodge No. 162 I. o. b. B.
e'e'' L. WELL, President.
,uv.N. Secretary.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
From Thursdays Daily.I
THE RACES.

The exhibition ot stood was very
good OH tie tprt yesterday anei Jock
E.ing was stamped ON.
The first Rice was II free FIR nil
running rice tor purse ii Stla. and
Nas called shortly af,cr two o'cloc&.
The distance VAS cue-half mile, or
nee round Tie track, and tie winner
Nils 60 take three heats in i've The
following hish-llicrS We're entered;
Allie Mae, A.a> Miller, An1a Boelln,
Fanny jenen hostlut OAKS, li1Nc
Horny, Sill, stockings, ana Mayllowcr.
Fanny Jeaek WAS drawn AM dill not
appear. Allie aIae Won ii three
straight heats. "A the Last heat Chest
aat OaNs passed andcr the VIZ sec-
nd. Silk s,,llis,.s tllr.., .inra
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
Don't fail to read the adyertisem,

Don't fail to read the advertisement
Of John III. Vivian, Druggist. The
best Of drugs and medicines always in
stock, also wines and brandies for
medicinal purposes.
The Mineral Point City Mills are
now in frst-class running order. Mr..
Lambert Of Montfort, has charge Of
the grinding. See announcement to
farmers elsewhere.
Iowa County delegates To the Dem
ocratie Congressional Convention, at
Muscoda, next week :-R. y. Pulford,
DR.. Van Dusen, j. M. Smith, w. T..
Rowe, and Charles Ohlerking.
The third annual State Convention
Of Good Tempiars met at Madison
yesterday. a grand reception was
given to the delegates in the evening
by the Lodge II the Capital city.
POSTAL. ~ The daily mail for the
East, South and West, viz the Mineral
Point Railroad arrive at II II. H., and
3 p. m; and close ut 80 and 8 p. M
PROMPT. All mail carried by the
stage routes win close ut Z u m.
Iowa County delegates to the Re-
publican Congressional Convention,
at Muse1da, sept. 3:-Calyert Spcns-
ley, w. i. Coad, VIM. Mcilert, VIM.
cambridge, Samucl Reese, Archibald
Campbell. All Ilazclton men.
1'hc Grand Lodge Of Good remplars
is in session during these days at
Madison. Welcoming and answering
addresses were md Monday night.
or our citizens III attendance there
are, T.. Allen, jr., j. Is. Teaadalc AID
r. j. Penhallcgon, il. Tho two latter
expect to return tomorrow (Taurs-
day) noon.
The people of Lancaster voted on
the question Of giving aid To The q. s.
II. N. &. Il. r., on Tuesday week r..
sultiny in Il large majority in favor Of
granting aid. In the evening the win
ming side participated in 4 grand jolli-
fcation-bonlire. speeches, etc. II IS
said there WAS not IN empty store box
to he found III the whole town next
morning.
Arrangements have been made with
the Mineral Point Railroad to carry
passengers 10 Dubuque aud ruturn,
during tie IaiI-9IlI-l3th Of scpt.for
- Ere for the round trip Stock
viii be shipped there, il prepaid, and
returned Free. The entries OF trGtlug
horses cannot NC eqaalled in tic world.
Among the number il Rapus, IMlu,
Edwin Forest, Abemarln, Calmar,
and Il number of others We'll known
to the turf. RaruS trot5 on Wche5-
day Of the Faij' for Il Special purse of
a. ,oa9.0o, and Lulu on Friday for Il
Special purse OF S5n).0O.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
[From Wednesdays daily.l
THE FAIR.
FAVORABLE WEATHER CON
TINUES AND SUCCESS
INSURED.
Eight Hundred Entries
MADE Up TO TUESDAY
EVENING.
THE DISPLdT IN .dLL DE-
P.lRTyHEN1,S V'ERT GOOD.
THE FAIR OF THE 8. w. I. A
THE BOSS FAIR Or TIE
STATE.

The second day of the fair opens up
as did the first, bright and beautiful
with nota cloud in the sky, to furetell
Of rain and to frighten poor mortals
out Of their wits.
The Fair may be said 70 be fairly
begun. About 800 entries have been
made and the number will undoubt-
eddy exceed 1,000 The exhibit of
horses, cattle and swine is to he finer
than ever before seen ia this vicinity.
Lovers Of tire turf Will have their
passion gratilied to good degree.
Admirers Of line hecycs and porkecs
and poultry may be gratilied by Che
display. Tho large and curious and
useful vegetable viii command attcn-
ton. Bcd-quilts and other works OF
art will demand the admiration Of
throngS Of busy sight-seers, and the
candy man will furnish any quantity
Of his pure condiments.
The showing on the grounds yes
tcrday was greater in its promise
titan in It's actually but some de-
partmcnt5 were getting we'll flied up
and already began to wear I'm air Of
completion The various stands Of
refreshments &c, appeared quite
ready for business, but the crowd was
too light to expect amy heavy trans
actions. The new Fair Building is
resplcndeat with towering and orna-
mental plants, y much larger space
than usral, being already occupied Ivy
very beautiful specimens Of the hor-
IicuitGriSts' care and thrift The
exhibitors in II line are Mines.
Toay, ToaSdale, and Messrs. Buckley
aud Harris. William L. Henry
has full cabinet or rare and wonder
FIJI mineral specimens. \ convex
mirror leaned the Association by
Messrs. Glndry & Gray, attracts a.
tcntion by distorting the features and
forms of spectators in the most ludi-
crous manner. Some samples ot pen
nanship Of quite extraordinary merit
AMI great eurioSitics in their way
lllVl'e moro tllal : passing hotler.
como cravings ~ y "poy ullder 70
POSSESS mefli' and photographs ~
soine ~ our e''lIeus''e ille-'llN'' some
S y, ",'o NVs'',''eS |o','' 'S',NT W.
=, ,,'' 'U''''' - =,',','' - .''s ''''' .,
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LII ,'',. , 49, nv. ,o'''a 80 u, ~
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06

Boelyn fourth, Maynower fifth, Lizzie
Henry sixth, and May Miller was dis
tanced. Thus Allie Mac took $50;
Chestnut Oaks, $40; and Silk stock
ings, $50. Time made was, 53ts, 53ia,
533I.
Race No. . was Il holly contested
trot for Z purss Of $50. Horses hay
ing made record below 2:50 could
not enter. The heats were one mile,
best 3 in ). Six entries were made as
follows; Lady O., Black Warrior,
Capt. H., George Mac, Prospect, and
Golden Charley. In the first heat
Lady @. and Black Warrior were dis
taneed. Prospect took the first two
heats and Golden Charley the next
three. Prospect took second money,
$50, and Capt II. third, $50. The best
time was 2:4ois.
Race No. 3 was for colts three years
old-purse So, half mile heats, best
2 3. The following eatries We're
placed on the books: Lady Whitford
Orphan Girl, Maid OF the Mist, Queer
Fellow, and Whippoorwill. Orphan
Girl and WhippoorNill were declared
dstanced on the first trial. Lady
Whitford came in first in two straight
heats, Queer Fellow second and Maid
Of the Mist third.
The races were AL exciting and
reused the interest Of all on the
grounds. a good deal of meek and
neck " racing WAS shown. Consider
ing the track is u hard one to make
time on, these contests were mot SO
slow The judges are to be com
mendcd for thcir admirable conduct
of affairs, and if they continue to rule
instead of being ruled, us is often the
case, they will secure the gratitude Of
I'LL lockers on.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
Advertised Lott re-.

IHttfif9 i'iid'lllilS IN lIlN tiltS tttl-
called for in the Post Office Ut inerdl
Point
A.GUr 10, isio.
Advertised: Tllpa Cunningham,
Louis !. aaa.1, John detaiihan. Miss
Maggie opril, Martin Phillips, Nicho-
las Reit, Jennie A. Thomas.
AUGUST Il, lSiS
Advertised: Hugh i.oalles, Mrs.
jennie Jones, edward Richards.
AUGUST rs, 1877.
Advertised: Robert Ayers, Mrs. j.
NJ. Lutte, Mrs, Florence Martin.
AUGUST 81. ISIS.
Advertised: Mary i. Martin, John
Obanip, Edmond Richards
l.. ALLEN, .Jr,,
IuStmaGtpr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06

I'LL lockers on.
There were about 1900 people OH the
Fair Grounds w eanesday.
A person can't be a bankrupt now
it he wants to.
Young Harry was the favorite in tho
pools last night.
The MaSons Of Madison sent $500 to
the yellow fever sufferers in the
South.
The Grcenhackers Of Mifliin are in
clined to be excited when they talk
about the county nominees.
VIM. Brinegar Of Fayejte has some
splendid Poland China pigs at the
Fair, which he offers for sale.
4 cyclone in Hungary laid waste
1000 homes and destroyed GOO lives
on the LIST inst.
a large crowd attended the theatre
last evening, and the troupe played
well.
Jennie WhittIesey will accompany
Mrs. Curry and Mrs. Kendall to Cali
iornia, nest. week.
Charley Williams has challenged
his opponent Parker, in the Congress
sional fight, to y joint debate.
All that Glitteys IS not Gold was
PLACED BY Walters Dramatic Com
pany at the City Hall last night.
The twentieth annual meeting of
the grand Comnandery of this state
will bc held ut Portage, sept. 2 and4.
WI. CoX and John Pcnberthy have
put al excellent finish on the plaster
ing OF Jas. ToaN's new double store
room to be occupied by J. Deller.
Miss Emma Wright, Of Ripon, Wis,
is il the city, and will probably re-
main four ~ nix weeks. She is the
guest Of her cousin. Miss lone Sher-
wood.
Rev. Il. Kent. how of l.awler, Iowa.
is visiting his many friends il this
city. lii hani-snake il as hearty as
OF old, and Ills phiz rs cheerful.
Rev. A. W. Seahreasc and family
will return this week form their sum
mer vacation Services will be held
Ills Usual III Trinity Church, on sun
day next.
SUDDEN RFArlr-nay before yes
terday, ut Diamond Grove, Il little son
of John rhraehcr and aged about live
o. sly wears died q dipthera, having
complained w sore throat only since
tIe night hctore.
Examine the new lIccla Coal Base
burner with smiths Patent Duplex
Crate. For sale b. Martin 4 Toay.
Don't fail 70 attend tile theatre to-
night. l'irstclass performances every
evening.
col VIM. b. Slaughter, of Madison,
author of the book entitled Remin
sciences Of Distinguished Men OF tile
Fast and Present Ne Living and
Dead IL Stopping III this city. lIeis
for subscribers 10
the book, whiea is beautiful
edition 81 500 pages.
This week AMI next will III ydai
great Glance II buy Watches msdfey
ehy Il cost II i}irel> i, IL the Following
weeN they viii taiSl large portion %
poaseNiila, AMI afterwards to otter
points anti. disposed af as they lfe
t 1l, hai3ge aaY.Hr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
Local Items.

Darlington Fair, Sept. II, IL ana IL.
State Fair Sept. 9th, 10th, it'll, 18th
and 18th.
Road Dellcr's Announcement Of
Removal"
For good square meal go to Mrs.
kissclls' restaurant.
r.. y. Pulford'5 advertisement will
,be found elsewhere,
Miss Emma WILDER teaches in the
TlatteVillG Public Schools.
H.. $. Claucr has u word to say to
the public in another column.
Miss Clara Gilman, sisters and three
cousins are here from La Sale.
Tho Normal school, at l'latteyille,
opened its Fail term yesterday,
II. Pratt offers for salc two spans Of
good horses and good span Of mules.
Don't fail To take 4 peep at Dellcrs
large stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing
&c.
Go to l}ircly's and see the Home
Sewing Machine, the best in the mar
kct.
Passengers carried TO and from the
Dubuque Fair at one and one-lilth
fare.
Walters Troupe is giving excellent
theatrical entertainments in the city
Hall.
Tho q. B. club Of MilIlin numbers
30. How many are there in the NJ. ut,
club2
w. A. Garden, o. Belmont, is in
town. Ito reports business good in
lis town.
Martin lToarc, Of tltis place, will at
tend tho rlattevillo Normal School
the coming year.
Tho delegates fren This city to Mus
eoda report very harmonious and en-
thnaiaStic convention.
En2cnroth Bros tayito the public to
.call and see Then d. tho City Bakery
and Restaurant.
Persons desiring beard can 10 ac-
cpmodaicd 1T Mrs ,iourr's, two doors
east Of High School building,
pan't you forget il that J, Dcller
will move into lis doubIr store III
'roay's Block about October Isl.
Mr.. K Mls, J. II Sylvester, former
residents Of Wing ~. have gone To
thci, new home in Minneapolis.
Riehland Counts l'air at Riehland
Center. on Wednrs 1y, Thursday and
Friday, September IA ~ and 20.
fhr .InDuyioSs Z unity Jail 1t Gale
nm. which was bull IN 1913, was burn
rd To tbc ground ole day las, Week.
Alexander Mitchell, Of Milwaukee,
has recently hron elected President 81
the National Bankers Association.
The ninth annual Northwestern
Wisconsin Fair viii be held nj Qsh-
kosl, from Sept, 2Jd TO 9Th, inclusive
II, L. Rind|uah and Geo. II, Cahanis
re delegates from PIattcville to tho
ltepubliem Cong lsaional Convention.
The sabbath Sehoo,of Cross Plains
will give Grand Picnic on the 18th of
sept. one milo south Of Cross Pains.
james Curlleet has 4 Poland China
Boa on exhibition 1T tho Fair, which
weighs nearly eight hundred pounds,
The Republicans of this district
have again disgraerd themselves, hy
renonlnating George q. lla1llton for
Congress.
Read the attractive advertisement Of
Gnndry x Gray, dealers in Dry Goods,
Clothing &c, Their clothing is Ill
home made
The cholcia i killing thousands &c
hog in Clinton county. Iowa. enc
4 mpr hai lest oycr SEQ within the
past month.
John ". Bennett 1as Ills eatie
stock " nly Goods Grca,aes, Rasp
and shoes, Hats ard CANA Glassware,
Groekely, Etc, ut est.
"lhc incest flont in town is what
al cNciaim, who look 1t The city
St're since The new plate Glass Win
lows have cen put IN,
Rasus will trot agams; time fer i
Prise of $1,000 Al the Minnesota
s,ate Fair, to.motraW Mobile At-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06

We seem TO have prom Use of Il
revival in the mineral market. We
understand THAT Sls per thousand Is
the current price Tor lead orr ii
Shul'shurg, Zine ores have risen also.
We have assurances that at Dodge
vile, and Highland, several COM
pauics WHO had been Obliged to relin-
thcu mines, owing to tiie extreme
lo"ness ot the price of ores, have
determined u return 10 taem. II was
the belief Of many that the late fall in
the price of lead was iii excess in ore.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06

Walters Troupe tire civ IL excel
lent entertainments at the city hall
every evening. This is 4 hrst-class
company, and are satisfying the uost
critical. Sc sure and see Walters, for
you may MT iaok unan bis like again
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-06
Market Reports.

we ltad'a@ articles, The adyIces re-
ctiNet from Eastern markets, which
We're generally IL sympathy with
foreign markets. Indicate steady alri
quiet letlihs. containing little TO en-
courage holders. The receipts of Il
kinds q grain seem 70 be quite large.
While the shipments also are quite
large.
GtR:-Thi5 branch OF our mar
ket has experienced no material
change, save the Introduction of new
grades and asllght decline in price Of
STANDARD.
Patents, :..............S4 %
i ili.,t,; Ll'i5}y,, b., . W
Or Capitol.',,.'... ia
XAN...........,....,... 2 50
WHEAT:- There was only fair
business ia this market ana III fenl-
ito deyelopod wnal,ar Q,r F..+orr
n,nrohant. ronnrt r,tIor a,,oo,,ro,,;r,.,
aI,'ioas fran, farai'' 'e n,, '.rDu' Ivy
nthor nfoxonoos ~ : ntar,a+ar ~ ,sa w.
dnca weakness ~ lharal roaaints
No j INIT ,,a,.l.a+ !. ,art,, f.aa,
Goc H. ~ ~ .hin,,tna n,,rnasos
wIiln few lots of evtr. Tna W!,nta,.
bova snld far sno1 ~ liah =, eoo -
stoo
copv-(onfn,t d, !, ~
Acknowledgements M nm, ui,,
~ immediate nros,not a. hatta.
nricas
Ma White 15c No . lvbite 1tc
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-02-07
Centaur
L[NLMElyPS.
They relieve paiu. They sIIbdie syVeiiiugs. They cure burss, without a scar.

The White Centaur Eminent is now the standard remedy for Rhenmatsin, Neural sa, Scatla, Lumba- go Frost Bits Eakel Breasts, ltch Cutaneous Erup- tions, etc These L.ni. ents have stood the test of obstinate bedridden cripples, and have aueviated more pains in shorter space of time, than have all other Llnimens, Enbrocations, Extracts, Ointments and Salves in existence. Their sale increasing ularly and rapidly. Their best endorserS physi- cians surgeons and yeternarNs. There is literally no hesn, bone muscle ailment upon either man beast which the Centaur Iiniments will not alleviate and generally cure. But it must be understood that there are two kinds of Liniment; the White is for family and the Yellow for horses and animals. For horses mules liableto Spavin, ,Swee ney, Calls, Strains, Strng-hat, Poll-evi etr, the Yellow Centaur Lini1nent is worth it's weight in gold We have thousands of certificates relating how valuable horses have been speedily restored by dol lar bottle of this wonderful all-healing remedy The same is constantly told of the effects upon the human frame. Persons hobbiing upon crutches fer years from Stiff Joints Tunors and old Sores, have by the use of few bottles of the White Centaur Limi- ment been restored to the of all their limbs, The effects next to lnarvels. We will give the Lini- ment to any person who heard of failure. Such a case has never been reported to These Lini- ments are now sold throughout the habltahle globe.
 J. B. ROSE X CO.,. 46 DEY ST. NEW YORK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-02-07
Honey.

To the taste but death to Gripas and Stomach com- plaints Pitchers CastOria complete substitute fer Caslor Oil and is peasant to take Honey. It is particularly adapted to Teething and irritable ch dren. It destroys worms, assmilates the food reg ulates the Stomach, and cures Wind Colic. No rem edy IS as e1c"cious for Feverishness Group, Worms and Whooplng Cough. Castora is purely vegeta- ble preparation more effective than Crstor Oil and neither gags gripeI.
 COLUMBIA, Conn.,, May 3d, 1876. Messrs J. B. ROSE x Co, N. Y:
 have family of eight children, and have usod your CAsToRIA. have never found any thing equal to ie My children have been saved from severe sickness by the the use of CAsToRIA. I recommend it ill preference to any medicine know. feel it pleasure to give this certificate account of the ben eits have derived by the of your admirable preparation
 Very truly yours,
 NORMAN P, LITTLE
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-02-07
lob Printing.

Job Printing. All kinds of book and Job Printing neatly and promptly done.
 Business Cards, Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, Labels. Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamphlets, &c., &e., done ill the best style, and as cheap as at any office in the State.
 Orders can be sent in by mail and the jobs sent cut by mail eff small), by stage, or express to most parts of the county, without serious risk or delay.