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Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
The a.egislasurc.

The Legislature met again last 'Fuesda. afternoon. wben the standing committee were announced. The judiciary committee. which is The most important and does abou, swosthlrd of the business, is made up as fol lows: Senator Phillips. chairman in tn. part ot the Senate, Robinson. chairman il, the part of the House, and Gardner of Der : by, Goit of New LonLon, Brewster of Dan. bury, Hunterot Mindham, Graves of Litcb. field. Johnson of East Haddsm. Marcy ot Vernon. They will meet daily in the Sen ate Chamber immediately after the adjourn ment of the House.
 Of the Iitchfeld members two have chairmanshlps. Gay of Wiusted and Catlil of Harwinton; Perry of Salisbury Is on tht commltles on claims and Clark of samt town on Federal relations. and Deming ot ShafoE on sale of lands. Neither Nortb Csnsxa. Csnaan, Cornwall nor Kent is rep reze&ed on any committee, and Norfolk onI on unfinished business. Why IS this t5}sf ..
 Toe Following are some of the bills ln- 8euced for public acts.
 A bill providing that all town, society, sehool district or highway taxes, which hay. been laid. either on the assessment list ot the town last before or then next hereafter completed. and made payable more than a year after being so laid, shall not for sucl. reason be held invalid; but good and effect ual to ell intents and purposes, the same as if they had been made payable within D year from the time of being laid. The bill, t passed. will take effect from it's passage l; bat will not eff .ct pending suits.
 lQuerr? Is this Canaan bill ?]
 -if to amend the dog law by striking out section one.
 A bill amending the General Statutes in regard to certificates on foreclosure.
 A bill providing for the appointment of town agent for the sale of liquors for me- dicinal, sacramental. chemical and mechan. ical purposes.
 A bill amending statute in regard to sur vey and layout ot highways.
 A bill giving same number of challenges m criminal cases to State as to accused.
 A bill in reg .rd to liability of children for supporti ot parents who have abandoned them.
 A bill providing for verdict by two thirds of jury on second trial in civil cases. Also in regard to damage done by dogs to neat atle persons, swine and poultry.
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Dipht.asrin.

r. .Lawrerce writes to the Plattsburg Re- publican from West Chazy, N. r., as fol. lows: Allow me to say q few words ot tho greatest importance to the public lu re gard to the terrible disease, diphtherla, winch IS raging with great destruction of lives througnout the country. IG has ragged
 here to fearful extent. qulte 8 number Of cases ,provinS fatal. There IS a family
 here by the name of Light, miller, who
 moved here from Rochester this SC aso.
 Mrs. Light said to some of she neiRbbOrs that previous to moving hero sne had an attack of diDhtheria and cured herself by ths use of kerosene oll as . gargle, also swallowed some !; but the remedy was so simple that our citizsns didn't thiL k any
 thing of 1t until i've of Joseph Jelley's children were taken down with the dInh
 eheria. Their thrOats became swollen ano caDkered terribly: Mrs. Jelley sent after lost son by the disease, to ascertaln whether It was really diphthena or not. Mrs. Millette pronounced It dlphtheria in very dangerous form. Mrs. Jelley said she would use Mrs. Lights remedy-kel- Osene oil-which sue gave her children as 2 gargle. also had them swallow some. The children recovered rapidly, and in a lew days were out on the street: Another traek-master at thls piace, had three oI his children taken with diphtheria, and cured them with kerosepe oil. William Emery had four cnildIeI taken down, and gave keEOsene OH, ana they recovered. Robert 6 3illette was taken with it, and cured him self with kerosene oil. John Reynolds of lngraham had Q daughter and niece aurod by kerosene oil after they were gly- on up for death by the doctor. Also, Geo. Gillette had three children taken with the same disease very bad, and they were cured with kerosene. What is the most IS that not a s.nRle case where fhey used kerosene oil has proved fatal. The remedy is simL le and certainly cheap, aud elwags at hand Il all families througil- ont the land.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22

between fifteen and sixteen hunured dol lars in gold.
 About twenty couple. both old and young from this place and Sheffield met at the house of A. D. Kenyons last Friday eve hing, and with the Cancing, music, sinp,py and to top of all, a most bountlful supper was served. making the evening pass away very pleasantly, and to be ren. em oel ed by many as one pleasant evening spent in the year of 70. HANK. South Lee.
 The other day, the stove in the boarders sitting room of the mill boarding house got tired of standing. and took seat, spilling out upon the floor it's contents. setting tue room on fire, and but for the promptne ess of the gentlemen the house would have been destroyed. Fortunately bu, little damage was done.
 Johu Blake was made the happiest man 'n town the other day upon being present. ed by his wife with nice boy. There IS soon to be wedding upon the hill, 50 am told. Hope they will remem- Der us when they cut the cake. M. J. Nelligan has returned to his studies at Williams College. Arthur says that he has DO objections to | dogs sleeping in the hay now, but would like to know it, so not to step on them, as | 1t Is not agreeable to hlm or the canlne | either.
 The ruler recently engaged by the H. P | Co. di0 not prove satisfactory in all re-
 spects, so he did not stay. He returned to Jersey City last week, T. w. Conway gong l with hlm.
 John Sullivan has resumed his old posi- tion in the mill as machine tender. John | Boyd taking his place as teamster for Fl. c. | Hurlbut.
 Geo. Ross returned home last Thursday. going by way of NiaRra Falls to gat a view
 )f ths ice bridge, and next time he comes he will bring a somebody with him that he l can call his own, x
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22

SuDScrlp peR 0m AccOuMr.-The date on the colored slip of paper with the name of the sub Scriber, shows the time t0 which the Sub scriptiOm is pRid thus. R. B. Smith 5Jul79, indicates that MT Smith has paid for his paper !0 July 9th, 1879. It is hoped that subscribers will see to 1t that their account, as indicated by the late on their papers, is always correct, and whel they pay for renewal of their subscription, will observe whether their date is changed to indicate che proper credit and in the event of error, to inform us usforcorrection st once. No claims fo errors in these accounts will hereafter be consid cred, unless presented within thirty days after the payment Is claimed to have been made, ss the regular receipt of tho paper with the date to which the subscription iR4paid plainly printed thereon is prma facie evidence of It's ac- ceptance as correct.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22

Hd'per'S Adgdsine for February is very Interesting number. It contains Treasures of the Be p with Illustrstrons Rambles in tte South of France with illustrations; Our Travelled Parson with illustrations-a po- -m; Admiral Hiram Paulding with lor- tralt; A Picture and Parable-s poem; At the Mouth ot the Amszon with illustra- tous; Song, Winter Sports in Canada with illustrations; old Flemish Masters with ,l-
 ustrations; Young Mrs. Jartiine, novel; Mcndlessobn's Letters to Madame Mochel- les; A Story of the Plague; French Far mers. etc. Harper's periodicals-the Month ly, Weekly and Bazaar are so ably conduct ed and have attained such degree of tx- cellence that It seems like a work of super erogation to say anything in commeudar- . ton of them. They are beyond 1t,
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
LOCAL NEWS.

. *.* We shall feel greatly obliged to any of our friends in the county, or elsewhere, who will send us particulars of any occurrence of interest which may come under their notice.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22

Do not miss the GOLDEN HOURS for 1879. You may feel safe while the children are reading that Magazine. Published by the ie,hodist Book Concern, Hitchcock & Walden, Agents, Cincinnati, O. Specimen copy, l5 cents.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
uonnecticut Western NevEa.

UUuMeCsHCAt VI !" NVVWs
 Extra Copies of the NBws can be obtained at 0rAham's Drug Store, Salisbury c E Marble New Hartford. Cornell q Hoyt's store, Lakeville J. Turner, Falls Village Humphreys Drug Store Canaan Post Office, West Cornwall. The Emporium" West winsted. W, A. Roberts, East Canaan D. L.. Pratt, Southneld and Mill River Welch 6 Johnson Norfolk
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NiIl River.-
 Having beeh appointed correspondent or thIs most estimable paper, will try to to credit to It, and If you will bear with
 ne, will at all times try and to do justice
 70 the place, but If through ignorance 1 err, please excuse me.
 The outlook tor Mill River has not been
 better for a period of five yeaIs back, than
 tt present. The paper mills winch for th.
 past few years have been running so un- 'teady, and some of the tim not at all, ar,
 ,ow running on full time and have numer 1us orders ahead. The Brookside mills nave been running on extra time for few weeks past, employing theIr day bands ir the finishing mill some IA hours instead of 10, us usual. The Berkshire Paper Go. have oeen repairing lower null, putting in ma chine winch has lam idle in the upper miD building boiler house and giving t q gen oral repair, and with new corps of handa Ire starting off with apparently good sue tess, making five distinct mills run by two companies. The two grist mills, two black SmIth shops, two saw mills and wagon maker shops are doing a far business, at east getting good hving. and the timer claims to have sold fifty stoves since Sep. ast, and is doing fair business in the other branches of his trade. The drug and grocery stores are dolng lively business, md all seem to say all we neod now Is railroad for winch we are all anxiously cooking and hoping to receive. Englneel Keith was Tn town last week, and put in a Jid to survey the proposed R. R., but as l understand, was not engaged, leaving his Jtfer tor acceptance.
 The FranKlyn Library IS still trying to live, although the meetings are not as we'll Attended as they should be. Tue question for dlsc ussion Jan. 2Oth, IS Resolved that Gen. U. s. Grant ought to be the next pres- ,Gent OF these United States" ID. Alexander, superintendent of the | Brookslde mills paid of last week, using |
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A Reliable Life Insurance Policy

| We take pleasure in cemmendinp to on,
readers thoroughly safe md reliable life
insurance agency, whose funds or assets
are inexhanstible. 1t is a stock con,panv
operating under the joint title-Hsau6
Life policies are issued in the form of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets (Which. il taken
as directed, insure the system against dis.
ease). upon payment OF very small fee.
All the principal druggists are constituted
agents.
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Here and there man says. II can ge
the New York San or the News for dol
lar, but most people are more consider.
ate and remember that while Il paper in the
greatest city of America. with a circula.
ton of fifty to hundred thousand and an
enormous income from advertising can at:
ford proporionate outlay. yet the local
paper OF country town which may deem
itself fortunate with circulation of a sin
gle thousand. must Of necessity limit its
outlay for labor and material. Yet the
country paper is no less necessity. and is
indeed greater benefit to the town in pro-
portion to its cost.-Erchnnae
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AEGxLL IN IshnON.


From correspondence from Lisbon t,
the journal de Commerce. Rio de Janeirt
/. dec. 23) is taken the following. "A Mr.
Charles Angel, having detrauded an Am
erlcan company to the extent of $l2O0O(
shaved himself clear Of his Old beard, Ia
! on blue glasses, assumed the name of Johr
2 Seymour and started peacefully on his
, travels through Europe. giving himself GU,
. as retired English merchant. From Lon.
don and Paris he sailed TO Rio de JaneirO
but for some reason or other he found the
clace rather too feverish or too hot for him.
Perhaps he heard there OF our delciously
soft cool weather, and here he came.
"NOw. the American company was not
disposed to be robbed by its ex-treasurer
N so cool a manner. 1t therefore sent
everywhere photographs Of the man want
Cd and announced reward of 81 900 in
cash and ten per cent. Of all the none VS.
found in Angeles possession, should he be
captured. A clever offer. indeed. to insure
10000 money-hounds after such a precious
fellow.
1.-The servents of all our hotels were ac-
| 1uainted with the offer. and in every tran
| sient guest they tried to discover the lost
angel. AT last one of them. belonging to
the Hotel Central. found him at the very
rooms just previously occupied by General
Grant. In spite Of his changes, the retired
Englishman looked so much like the sub
iect OF the photograph that the man waiter
thought it wise to communicate with the
United States minister. who. in his turn, |
asked the help of the foreign minister. who
saw the minister Of justice. who ordered |
the chief of police TO arrest the supposed |
English merchant.
"Mr. John Seymour exhibited a passport
signed by Lord Salisbury. but as the chief
insisted on his declaring his true natlonali-
ty MIR. Seymour. threatened with IN inqui-
ry by telegraph with the foreign office in
London. gave himselfup as the man want
ed. The police then searched his trunks.
and in them were round $4,000 in gold and
bank papers. What cenobite. In six
months he managed to spend 700. How
much he must have suffered.
1.-The beautiful part of the affair is that
now everybody claims the reward. The
the American min err the
American consul. the chief Of police and
10 not know who else. Some papers say
hat should the chief ofpolice accept any re-
ward because he did his duty, the govern
nent must Immediately dismiss him. And ,
fthe United States will not blush to ap-
'ear in litigation with man-servant. the
asst must eventually feel very happy with
his hunt that will clear him Sl2.5Oo net.
But now a Bohemian of the press sug-
tests that. after all. Seymour himself is
ntitlcd to the reward. for he was the prin-
ipal witness against Charles Angell-the
he no really denounced him.
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Vtck'S Floral Gcide.

This work is before us. and those VIII
sen" five cents to james Wick. Rochester
y. l.. for it will be disappointed. Instead
of getting cheap thing. as tie price would
seem to indicate. they will receive a very
handsome work Of 100 pages. and perhaps
ooo lilusfrations-not cheap. but elegant
Illustrations. on the very best calendered
PAPER and as a sct-off to the whole. an ele-
giant colored plate. that we should Judge
cost twice the price of the book.
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COTTAGE 6-oct UPRIGHT PIANO.

we invite your attention to our new patent
SIX OCTAVE COTTAGE UPRIGHT.
being the only one manufactured in the U. s I'll.
made throughout of the best material and work
y: :nahshlp' Inc action IS our patent improved and
is the best in use it fills long felt want fora
hght, portable, handsome and cheap Piano. which
Will IN great measure supersede the Reed Organ.
ne Walnut is designed for schools, the nursery
ana practice. Rosewood is suitab bic for the most
elegant eAg surroundings. Guaranteed for five years
WIN stand IN tune as long as any piano in the
market. Write for particulars and terms Liberal
discount to dealers, the profession and schools.
Address BILLINGS ECO
Fl EAST FOURTEENTH ST.
New York CitN
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Nothing to Add.

Prof. NewcOmbe. the astronomer. is ;
very solemn man. and is always absorbed
so much so that lie has general reputa
ton for Observation-Disclosures. One evening
he was attending wedding with lis wife
and with the rest of the guests passed IN
to offer his congratulations after maria ce,
lie shook hands with the bridal couple in
solemn WY. but uttered not word.
"Why didn't you say something to
them?" 'sf"1 rs wife, respectfully.
Il don't know" replied the absorbed
professor; IL didn't think l had any new
facts TO impart.''
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TO ADvER1 isERs.
Geo. Rowell g. Cos
SELECT LIST
OF
lUCAl NEWSPAPERS.

,fCiiE usrsons suppose this list to be compossa.
tni,e othar,.iow -priced newspapers. The fact -
vhat tha ,,.e The Catalogue states exsell.
Is printedp ;apers arc. When the name of paper
instance th m Full FACE TYPE it Is in every
,rinted ~ hne , bESr paper in the pace. When
he Macs r,u1A,PfrALS it is the ONLY paper -
either tha when when printed In roman letters IL y
yayerv voa nor the only pas er, but Is ususs st
ives ths , sood Que, Notwithstanding Inc Nv
alton Of popatauoa OF avery town and the clNa.
list RI IS 'e cry Paper, 1t is MOI eo-operat
# The WI 4 CHr AP LIST, AT the 100.
owns whss's4 sor each state the imporAn'
mersfes, sro not covered by tho list are ens
.har~sS ~ Is AN HONEST LIST. The rslss
,uhlisN n1 advertising are barely ons-hnh .ss
anr w,sl schedule. The price hf ono NV
sa,es ~ ~ the entire list is 1856, The reSu
are "a saa e PAPER for the same space ans, INV
It whscn ~ - The list ineiades so aewsSSgrsKs.
LY' Th. ~ are issued DAILY and Sas WhEnd
wn.. ns are located in ssa different cities ANU
OeO mi are State capitals, sas place: OF os~s
a mn, PMeslOn, and ~ county sets LisiS s'Is
,o;S pI, Alton. Address GEO p, ROWELhS
o Sn,..s NJ MSPAPER ADVERTiNG 81 kkAtN
-v'Hos ~. (printing House So n 1,
ITe3l lJm1
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"hen woman gets red spot on the
end of her nose. the world charitab]y re-.
marks that her blood is out Of order: but
just LET that red spot appear on a mans
nose. and every one will declare they smell
whisky as soon as they get within twenty
five feet Of him,
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VIII science please stand up and tell IL:
why girl who freezes to death every time
she has to sweep off the front steps. can
ride fifteen miles in a sleigh with nothing
around her but another girls brothers
arm. without even getting a blue nose?-
Pittson Press. Answers from Mr. Will
Science, or any other man, will be pub
lished in pamphlet form.
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"A church paper in Michigan sent inquir-
les TO the members of the Legislature of
that State asking their religious belief. 1t
Glanced to be during the last cold snap.
and an irreverend chap from Wayne coun-
ty marked himself down as a fire-worsl,ip-
ar
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Notice Of Distribution
In the Probate Court Of Galfatin County. Mo

In the Probate Court Of Galfatin County. Mons
tana Territory
In the matter. of the Estate
Of George II. Miller, de-
ceased
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN that the estate
OF George II. Miller, late of Gallatin county .
NJ. T., has been fully administered, all claim.
and demands against said estate having been
July paid, and that the residue of said estate i.
ready for distribution; and that the l5t,, day OF
March A, d., 1879, at the Probste Court room
of said county, is the time and place set for the
hearing OF proofs As to the persons Tho are en-
titled to distribution of the residue of said estate
A. d. MCPHERSON,
Probate Judge.
bozeman, Jan 8. 1879. [S-St
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s,'e STOPS z Knee Swells, for S86. 90

This Beautiful Piano Tn
right Cabinet or Parja,
organ Qike cutl Me-
style No.16S6, Djneer~,
sions--Eeight, IS inches.
Hepth, % ms. ; Length. h
ms. Three (S) sets ~
~ reeds; Thirteen (lS) stons
O(Eolian: t2)VoxCelss4Ros.
SSlEcho;W Dul-iana: fs,
NMoiina;(6) VOx Humanws..
% Principal; a. Hanf'
Doy; % DiapaSon; (ISl
Dalcet; Ql)Grand OrrSnT.
I'D Principal Forte; IN;
Firte. Five Octaves m
right Bellows, with im-
1'iehse power. Hinged
Lamp Stands out of siSSt
When not in use. Beaffv'ss
improved Knee SVEN
ana Beatty's New Excai,'
Sior Grand Organ Knec
swell. Magr :ficent hic-S
" finished Lack WaIn,st
Ease and Elegant FrencS
Steneered Panels. Alllafss
improvements. Weig6t
When boxed, 500 lbs.
contains Beatty's new
vox Celeste Stop. whinr
isby Tar the sweetest and
most perfect that has ~.
seroeen attained. CharIn-
ing Is tie universal ex
{ iamatiOn of critics ana
lovers Ct sweet mus;c
VINO have heard THE
combination. The sud.
uen burst Of harmOnv
tnr0wn out by the Be.X
" Grand Organ ExceS
Dor Knee Swell, nm
s ne scale being perform.
=, ~ 2 professional. IL
Pn,.maitessble; Reguiae
Iof sueh an Inefs
''c,ent By the Moncn
iis. III eta. about O. m
~ sell this BeSSK
=. n.IV.s1aa daria9 ~
\ Ss: u.aln order tehavo
Nd Sci HicsssS bszsl
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Warehouse, as we'll as Farm Mill ur ,,rre,, o,n.
n.ucee both kinds requiring nine sizes to accom-
to 20" hun ,ne demand and giving capacity Of rom 50
and ses are vr shipped boxed for oscar .nspor'io',
inland as requested and II a 10y c,sc l5' m. free on
re ssiU Ears or Steamer Orders filed same day
he;sh i,s shipped Knocked down" 60 for hall the
graphs and as when forwarded sesup' oss
will be quoted Sso s snG On apPacaon Coue.
Poooence collected va "'e'~' 'e
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VA ITE.s'.ED !

AGENTS FOR CALKINS' NOVELTY WASH
Err. 100000 in Use; took premium in every
State in the Union; stood ihe test for seven
years; Sl00 per month easily made selling ii1eis
machines. Agents sample SIS. 50 Send money
order or registered letter, or send stamp tGrcon-
idenlIal terms to agents. Address, g. " FOS-
TER Il CO., 2Jl La Sale street, Chicago, Ill.
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| sGPHEs1E CoCRT.
! In HELENA, first Monday in January anu 90
| cond Monday in August
ErRST DISTRfCT-HENRY N. BLAKE Jnoge
| In Madison County, at VIRGINIA CITY, secon'
Monday in March; second Monday In oepteih
ber frt RJondax
in MAY: fourth Monday in October. a.,
In Jefferson County, at RADERsBuRG, HIS
Tuesday in April; first Tuesday in october.
SECOND DISTRICT--IfIRAM KNOWLES, Judge.
In Deer .odge County, at DEER LODGE CITY,
second MonGay in April.
First Monday in september, Cor an CAUSES
that ran he tried without Il jury, except IN case
where the parties consent that special Netlrs
NAV Issue to try the same }
First Monday in December.
In Missou!a County, at MIssOCLA, fourthMoh-
,iay in June; second Monday in November.
In Beayerhead County, at BANNACk, hfs'
Monday in June; second Monday in October.
THIRD DISTRICT-O. $. WADE, JUDGE.
In Lewis and Clarke County, at HELENA, nrel
Monday i'm March; first Monday i'll November
In Meaghel County, at DIAMOND CITY, foufih
Monday in April; third Monday i'll October
MOTE United States Courts are held at sir-
ginia CITY, Deer Lodge, and Helena, at the
times the Territorial District Courts are held AT
those places.l