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Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16
A Lesson Taught by Experience.

Among the many valuable lessons taught by experience, there is not one of greater mo- ment to the invalid portion of the commu- nity than the following, viz: That alternative treatment is only permanently successful when aided by inTigoration. When the func, tions of the body are disordered, the use of a genial tonic with which corrective properties are combined is the speediest means of regu. lating them. Such tonic is Hostetter's Ston
 ach Filters, the most popular, as it is the best
 article of its class. For more than twenty-five years it has been used with signal success as a remedy for, and preventive of malarial levers
 as means of imparting strength to the debili
 tated, and as curative of dyspepsia, bilious
 ness, constipation, kidney troubles and uterine weakness. Not only have multitudes of those whom it has cured borne testimony in it's behalf but it has been repeatedly commended by tht medical profession and the press. . ..
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16
A NnrSa9S Crime.
A NUIHU1b VTIWUs A most atrocious case of child murder

A most atrocious case of child murder by negro nurse occurred near Madi- son, N. c. Amanda Roseton, negro girl, was, empl eyed by a vel to do col ored man named Anthony Dalton, to nurse and take care of his children. She had taken his youngest child, an infant just able to walk, some distance from the house, where for some cause unknown she whipped itin 8 cruel and heartless manner. The child, who had just begun to prattle, threatened to tell its mother, which so enraged the nurse that she seized it by the neck, and, giving it sudden wrench, broke the neck. In g moment more the child was corpse. The murderess was arrested, and will be tried at Wentworth, the county seat, fol the murder of the infant.
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16

4 GERMAN Soc1An1sM.-The rapid spread of Socialism in Germany is shown by a few figures. In 1871 the Socialists re- turned two members to Parliament, and cast 120, ,000 votes. In 1874 they elected nlne members, and cast $40, 1000 votes. In 1877 their votes had increased to 467,- GOO, by means of which they put twelve of their representatives in the National Legislature. In 1877 the total of the enfranchised electors of the German Elm. pire amounted to 8,943, 900 and of these 5.557, 1000, or about 60 per cent, having voted, it follows that nearly one fourth of nearly all the votes cast were Social istic.
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16
The spire of the Main street Metho-

The spire of the Main street Metho- dist church, of Oil City, Pa., was struck by lightning and badly shattered. Frag- ments of it were sent through windows two squares distant.
 e- An inspection of the Indian agencies is said to deyelope great wrongs prac- ticed upon thersd men. E#RHsH a IA famine prevails in Eastern Russia. l. In Congress- there was an indirect vote on the tariff. A resolution was of fered that a revision oflthe law m expedient at the present time. Asmo- tion torrefer it to the Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union pre- vailed by an overwhelming yote.i 31odr
 An extensive raid on illicit whiskey distillers in Virginia has resulted in tho capture of a large number of citizens.
 "A young sailor named Wright has confessed that he killed Barney Ferron, the junk dealer, whose body was found in New York harbor. The murderer is only twenty years of age. e,5 - At an election riot in Weldon, N. O., two men were shot, one fatally.
 By the caps1zing of boat on the lake near Cheyenne, W. T., MT. Van dycke and wife were drowned. The bodies were recovered, the wife clasped in the [ husbands arms. Attachments have been issued against the mills of Fall River, Mass. interested in the late troubles, to the amount of $1,272, 800. .HL.I Y
 1t is now believed that the sending of the transport Cambria with Russian officers and soldiers to this country, was 8 Russian trick to .frighten England. ; The Brazilian laws have beer amended so that co1ored laborers who go to that country to work on railroads will receive passports. -- e-, A -' Opposition on the Hudson river witt fare ten cents from New York to Albany
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16
A Wife5s Testimony.

The wife of the late John MoTr1ssey says that he was during his life as gentle as child She added. ssNO man knows. no one on earth can know how sweet and kind and good and noble and tender he was. People, that Is some people, may think that grea6 husband of nine was rough and so he WIS, maybe to his euemIes, saId Mrs N0uIssey. with HaShing eyes. bu6 at home I wish they could have seen hmm tnerE Why, he never lost his temper In the house a cEifTIF euuI6 EwlsE him rauuIf hiH fnrsr- EeazsnI,F FaE1ner (vrnaing her haudHs. U MvesF him ME Ehena waH uFzer a ui1EiilE m hiF IifEz wffIHu hH dTI mt k7Hs u1a 6effiiIrH hR waHE tET bEzf= un maEzH Hnw siIEE hEs WIS If WaH aEzaz8 EzIH saEaa 6e FzD 6esfsEemH E mH amH fur Hi1n wFiezH ies euEIffI LiIH In all ssEr-H af vszzs ami av uu EE 1 117fH Ws< ing dEf1E a IifEEEs anEs fIIr mRs v7iiIzsn HR usaT aB ezII SteEEiEH uHzzK. LMrR RaruiIEIIE .EF 1zET aK11zz aU ssEsssI1 dEsfTEns 6IIm- HH wuI1IT aIEEzEzzs szzzv 71D my assFr- IIIsr 5ssfns HH vesrE- sISIz1Ez- tEEFaazR En4s Im aB @riilEE T1a1lEE and
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Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16
Hints about Fashions.

Roman pearl beads and mother of bonnet ornaments,
 The ulster of the eiega,ate this summer is of India pongee, with Carrick capes or cardinal collars.
 Beige colored light woollen dresses, trimmed with brown and beige fringes are much worn.
 All sorts of worsted, silk, embroidered, brocaded and damassee galloons are used for heading fringes.
 The deep collars and cuffs of the mo- ment are the "Anne of Austria" " La Valliere," and Richelieu."
 Pleats down the front of Princess dresses and kilt pleats in the back are seen daily.
 Solid colored stockings, clocked on the sides, are worn by little girls and misses, in colors to match their dresses.
 It is fashionable to put two fringes of different colors or two shades of the same color on beige or mastic-gray dresses. s.
 The cutaway jacket, long waistcoat, and kilt skirt, with scarf drapery around the hips, is the costume of the moment.
 The fringes for colored bourette dresses are of two or three colors in the same fringe. to match the colors of the bour- ette
 Mrs. A. T. Stewart owns the largest solitaire diamond in the United States value, $35, ,OOO. The favorite flowers for painting on the brims ot little girls manila hats are poppies, forget-me-nots, bluets, and trailing arbutus-
 Plain princess polonaises are worr | over fan-tFained skirts, the train being Iooped to escape the sidewalk when worn | in the street Knee breeches, single breasted cuta' WAY coats and skirts hlted in the back but scant m front, are worn by boys undeE sn years of age [ Gray linen lawns, with white polka dots or small Japanese figures, or barred or aEnped wIEh color, are m demand fol sr1ifs for young Iadiea and missesIa then | FzGua
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16
MARKET NOTES.

NEW 1Ohh MAhhETE
 The wholesale New York market quotations Beans.-Prime.. s1e5a1. 70; fair to good 1.55d1 60 per bushel.
 Buttter.-N. Y. sold at 22c. for choice in pails, and 17a19c. common to good: Western 7d8c. 't
 Chesse.-Factory fancy 1215a12Ic.; do. fair 9a1Oc.;, farm dairy, prime 1Od11Ac.; and do.
 Eggs.-Quotations ranged from 1oc. for or dinary to 111sc. for New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Fow.-Superfne New York and Western, $4.50a4.80; extra New York $5.00d$5.20. Has.-shpping 6oc.; clover 45c. salt,
 Hops-New York 5a1oc. Eastern 5a8c.; ycarlings 2d3c., olds 1a2c
 Petroleum Refined 1O15c. crude 61Sc. in bulk, in barrels S5sc. Naptha 64c in ship ping order, and 15a16 in cases and 12 in barrels.
 Pork-New mess $1Oa1I.5O Family mess 10.40 extra prime 8.75, dressed hogs 4Io5c.
 Wheat.-Spring No.2, SIPS. Milwaukee
 Rye.-state 72a75c.
 Wool-Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia xxx 43G46c.; xx 38d41c.; x 38d40c; No. 1, 39d41c.; No: 9 34o37c.; common, 32d34; New York and Western xx 33a36c.; and No. 1, 33d36d36d40c.
 PHILADELPHIA MARKET FCOT.-Slate family Sb.S5; rye flour 3.25 Wheat, State 133. Amber 1.35. Corn, vel. low, 521ac.; mixed State 5212c. Petroleun,.-Rcfined 11c. crude, 83c. WooL-State and Western XIX 39d40c.; 39o 40c.; medium 39a42; coarse 33a31c. CATTLE MARKETS. BUFFALo.-Cattle, good quality, $.4.90 Hogs, fair to good 3. .60d3.7O best 3.90. EAST LIBERTY, PENN.-Bcst cattle 4.70; medium to good 4.25n4.50; common to fai1 3.0Oa5.5O.i Hogs, Workers. 2.25d3. 40; 2hila- dclplfas 4.OOd4.1O. Sheep, 3.5Oa5. 40. WATERTowN, MAss.-cattlc, choice 7.5C extra 7.00d7.25; first quality 6O0d6. .50 second quality 5.OOa5.5O; third quality 4.5Oo 4.75. Sheep and lambs sheep 3.45a5. 5O l extra 4.50a5.50; shearcd 3Hd5Ic. spring lambs 4G5Hc.; veal calves 41Sd51<c.
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16
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Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16
PARIS. Wednesday May 127s

The display of scales by Fairbanks & Co.,, New York, is very grand, and creditable to the exhibitors, showing the advancement made by them over those of any other American or for eign manufacturers, and reflects great credit on American workmanship. The exhibit sur passes all others ill merit at the Paris Worlds Fair.-ASSd Press.
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16

MEssRs. DEvoE & Go. are advertising with us their Paris Green, and as they distribute free, on application, a circular on the use o1 Paris Green for killing the Potato Bugs, nc doubt our readers will be glad to Send fol some of their circulars
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16

pIAN0Beautiful Concert Grand0RGAN aAlHO Pianos, cost S16QO only gMGH Hrn 1zv,, S425. Superb Grand square Pianos cost S1,lOO SniS si55s Ne% Style Upright Ps9os SIiS cG Organs 1G stops cost $500 only S1 15. Elegant $375 Mirror top Organs only S1O5. Tremen- New Steam Factory soon to be erected ID, Newspaper Organs SENT FREE. Beattys Celebrated Pianos and Organs, beautiful Insrliments Challenge comparison Rivals are jealous Please address, DANIEL F.. BEATTY, Wnshinat0n, N. J.
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16

Mothers! Mothers!! NTothersy!! Don't
 fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for all diseases incident to the period of teeth ing in children. It relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief and health to the child, gives rest to the mother. It san old and well-tried remedy.
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16
The Grand Central Hotel. at New York.

The Grand Central Hotel, at New York.
 The largest and most centrally located house in the city. Was the first to bleak down high prices, and as it is as good as it is GRAND and most popular with the travelling public One can live there as well for $2.50 and $500 per day, as at most of the other first-class hotels, where from $4.0O to $500 per day is charged.
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16

RUS1ASSS WlAk C0ae10uS HS RSEoEo1OES<
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Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16

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Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16

Ask the recovered dyspoptics, biIiod s. sufferers victims of fo- yer and ague, the mor- cufial diseaecd pa- ticnt, how they roc"v- cred health, cheerful spirits and good appo- fife ; they will ttllyou bV taking SIMmOTs' LIVER REau6AToH
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-13
Pearl cold and Silver Mining
Company.

HENHE mines of this company consists of
Il 1900 feet in the Lowland, Wheeler, Hur-
sricane. and Dasey aud $50 feet in the Wander
bilt. These lodes are lying parallel to each
other, about o e' apart. They are situate
In Trinity Arabia Mining istrict, Hum boldt
county, state of evaia
1 his l. proposition to sell 90, 600 shares OF
the capital stock at IS cents per share Tor the
purpose of raising money to continue shaft
on the center ledge, new down 81 feet, we'll
tim cred and double tracked. A fine whim
IS also set up at this shaft.
So soon as the first 20 .000 shares ave sold
Ahe stock will be worth more none y and no
more shores Will be sold for less than so
cents per share. and only enough at that price
30 buy charcoal and material I r starting and
Eunping the company's furnace tina is sit
mated on the Humboldt river, three and
.hah miles from the mines. The ores ( the
company mines will bear the inspection of
AIRY one; averaging $50 per ton in silver and
80 y cent in base metal which max s very
fine 81 citing ore. Those buying stock early
will have the benefit of the first run made by
Fhe furnace, and the consequent increase Of
abe value of the stock. stock can be had by
addressing
T.. p. Torrey, Oreana, Humboldt county,
Nevada, superintendent;
John II. dickinson, 535 California street
San francisco, Secretary; or
CT. Wheeler Booth a Co.. Sacramento.
s&2illoIQles Ay9,u.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-13
District Court Summers.

In the District Court Aof the Fourth Judicial
District Of the state of Nevada,
county OF Humboldt.
. J. W. Brown, plsinti6, Tvs. w. r. Cheney
defendant.
Action brought in tbs District Court Of the
Fourth sudici,I district Of the state Of
Nevada IN and for the County of MUM
boldt, and the Complaint filed in the
Office of the Clerk Of said District Court
on the 3rd dsy OF May, A. u. 1875.
THE state of Nevada sends greeting to
! W. X. Cheney, de lendan..
You are hereby required to appear in an
:. action brought against you by TIE above
named plaintiff, }. w. Bro n, in The Dis
: trict e.oucL OF the Fourth Judicial District of
4 the State Of Neyaaa, in ana for the county of
. Humboldt, and to ans, er tie complaint nled
therein wi b The Clerk of said Court within
ten days exclusive of the day of service)
after The service On you of this SUNNI ns-ii
1. served within this county; or, if served out Of
this county but i'll this Jadicial district with
in twenty days; otherwise within forty d Us -
or judgment by default viii be taken against
you according to the prayer Of said COM
plant
Said action is brought to recover the sum
of S494 n on certain due bill executed and
delivered by you to plaintiff with enc per
cent. Per month from TIN III November. 1876
till paid; .also, the sum of 500 ID account,
i
ed, anu cash furnished to you by f.
keinbart Co., which account has been
ASSIGNED, slid aud delivered 10 plaintiff and
he l. now he owner and holder thereof also.
the sum of S6o5 "a on account for labor per-
formed for you by Joseph Brown, and for
go0as, wares and nerchandi e and ca tie sold
and d livered to you by said Joseph Brown,
and for m0nes advanced to you ty raid b. own,
all 1t yonr inquest, to the amount and value
of 81, i64 81, OF which sum 81 ATS IS has been
paid on.y, leaving balancc of SJ85 "a due On
said account, W, ich said account has bt en-
sold ssigned and delivered TO plaintiff, and
he Is now tue ov ner aud holder OF Tie same.
All of which will more fnlIy appear by
reference to said Complaint, certified copy
OF witch accom- James this summons, anu
made a part hereof.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and am er the syid Complaint as
above required said plaintiff will take udg-
ment for The said sc erai sums with interest
and costs rs Aforesaid.
~ Given under my hand and the seal
sp.,5( of the district Court of the Fourth
Il Judicial district of the state of
~ Nevada. in and for the County of
huu4boidt, this Sd day Of May.
ID. 1878.
june u-30d j. Fl. JOB Clerk.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-13
sESTRAY NOTICE.

tNNHE following estray animals have been
Il taken up by w. butcher on his ranch
5 ON fiute Meadows Black Rock Township,
Humboldt county, Nevada
One bay rare With NICK in right ear,
branded ON the right p thus V about IL or
ID years old, Valued at $40: one bay mare. Z
or years old. no brand, valued at $40; one
brown mare colt years old no brand, va ued
at 500; one brown horse with lsIge star in the
forehead and one white foot ON he left hind
leg and branded HC on the left hip, about
g or years old. va ued at s25; one bay horse,
branded nc on the left shoulder. about or s
years old, valued at SIS.
I OS THOMPSON.
Justice of the Peace (, r Union Township
Humboldt county, Nevada.
Winnemucca, Nevada. April 10, 1878.
apl6-iw-2m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-13
$40 REV ARD.

4. STRAYED from Dun Glen Canyon on the
- nis hit of May 9.h, two horses, one black,
thu other brown; branded &c j" on left
flank. The above reward sill be paid Tor the
recovery of the horses. Send information 70
the undersigned at Mill City.
JAMES GOULD.
Mill City, May IT, 1878 1w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-13

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
A LII persons caught interfering with, any
IN of the ten Fire Hydrants in the town of
Winnemucca SOFAS to impair their efficiency
will be prosecuted to the full extent of { he
law. FLANK NARAMORE, Foreman,
December 4 If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
AS IFrom tho Boston Herald, July 1871

.HfHn IRON tho Boston Herald, July Ii.
The announcement OF proposed running meeting
at Beacon Park IN August has mot with such hearty
indorssmtnt from tho best elass OF citizens an
sssocistton 10 be known the Beacon Jockey Club
In process OF organization and It's membsrhip prom
SOS 90 include well aud favorabiy known,
10Th here and la other citos. that spy
q Its name will command the support OF turfinen
throughout the country. Tue services OF William
Corners, the the Saratoga Long Branch aud
jerome Park races have been secured thus assuring
tbs utmost FAIRNESS IN the management OF the meet
'urimsn than this gentleman. The programme tor
The meeting, as ~ present arranged. Is Tor three days
August n, IS and 29-our races escn day,
including hurdle TO close each day sport,
md purses In the aggregate amounting to 5,U0u
The purses, averaging about $500, VIII be
ranged us TO gro good variety each day, ans may
oil the owners OF running horses who have
TIE tracks ~ Jerome Psrx, Saratoga, Long Branch
ana Newport nave already indicated desire to JOIN
In the contests. The Revere, fremont and Parker
houses have already agreed 10 ocr STAKES vi
amount during the meeting, thus showing n nbersI
spirit witch will unquostionsby DO followed by other
proprtetors IN The same line, thc establish Of
successful running meeting would bring hundreds
vi sporting men 10 this city eacn season VINO would
otherwise never visit the HUI. Tue proprietors VI
the park show every desire forward success of
Inc meeting. both by liberal treatment OF horse
men, ny making tue park attractive, and by provId-
Ing every nuuceniept for nrst class meeting that
In their power. The class OF gentlemen VINO nave
Indicated nm interest in this meeting arc seldom
~ the race tracks IN this vicinity, and they all cx-
press perfect confidence In the entire OF
PROPOSED mestinE NO money or pains viii De spared
10 make tho Beacon JOCKEY Cubs hrst meeting the
Imitation oil a series oi annual gntnsrugs which
shall, equal the famous Jerome Park meetings To New
YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
HARLEM ATHLETIC CLUB.

INTERESTING HANDICAP GAMES THE EVENTS
AND WINNERS.
The Harlem Athletic Club held their nrst handicap
games OF the the grounds OF the Maohattan
Club, Eighth avenue, yesterday afternoon. Tho at.
tendance isir In me 220 yards tbere was
uuprt csdented number OF ninety entries OF whom
thirty SIX started several trial heats The nal
neat brought TO tho scratch G. 4. Trottsr. N. A. C.,
20 yards; H. VanarsdAle, g. 4. C., IL yards; " Il.
Barca, II. A. c., 3 yards; W. X Brown, II A. u, 10
yards; George Riblet. New YORK. 70 yards; L. A.
sylvester, New York, IL yards; David Bradley, s. A.
C., IL yards, and r. W. Hulrsin, H. A. e., Is yards,
Trottcr cot down hts men very handsomely ADD won
with lots IN hasd. limo, 2sts seconds Brown VAS
sscon d.
Mr. r. d Ha,skc, uusii lately amateur, volun-
tscrcd TO walk Que mile against time, ON. 3os hslsKe
walked part ~ tho way fairly, bat IN many Instances
he would havc come under the concentration OF =
Jndse, he skipped mere than would DO per-
lnittoa w tho usost loniens o1eaL Hc made the
nile N On. 32ks. the aus half being IN 3m- Hlss.
In the 40 yards there VEN ny ENTREES rnd tessn-
G. A. e.. rs yards; r. b. Bates, u. A. c. IS yards; v.
Arnold, 5. A. A. G., rs yards; u. H. hornz. y. A a.
e., IS ysras; r. Miiistt, A. A. o., Is yaris; u. Hoe,
q. A. A., 10 yards; e. H. Hsstngs, H. A. y, 20 yards;
:: !, Turner, H. A. G., 80 yards; " Pryor, New
when hty yards from homo lct The others as IL they
were ding st,l ana by twelve yards Hastings
second Timo, 54H seconds
A walk oil two miles, with nny.two entries, had
twenty starters. The winner turned up In H. Grail,
:. A. A. o., I'm. los. starr, hrs actual time bong
Ion. <zA-.; y. hcCafrey, I'm. 2os STAR finished
sscouJ IN lin. OIL ~; V. Wooicott, scratch, was
third. In 15m. 20hs. actual time