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Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30
nai,.nanl .a Ii rrea,mens. i. E Po.,,,ve Cures.

T Dr. R. " Pierce, President of the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, is in earnest in selling his medicines under positive guarantees, and if anybody who purchases and uses any of these widely celebrated remedies does not de- rive benefit therefrom, the Association would like to hear from that person with description of symptoms and history of case. Organized and incorporated, as tho Association is, to teach medicine and surgery and for the successful treatment of all chronic diseases and ms naging annually thousands of cases through our origi- nal method of diagnosis without ever seeing the patients, and having ako the largest sanitarium in the world for the accommodation of the more complicated cases, and also for surgical cases, the Faculty feel themselves prepared to under resort @ to ali the best remedial means known to modern medical scence-neglecting nothing. Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa- ton, Buffalo, N. Y., or Great Russell Street Buildings, London, Eng.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

THE OCEAN BED. = The results of soundings over the bed of the Atlantic have made clear, it is believed, the ex- istence through the middle of the ocean extending from north to south, of a sunken ridge, often less than LOGO fathoms from the surface, while on either side the water has depth of from 5000 to more than 3, 450 fathoms; so that the elevation of the oceans bottom required to make these depths dry land would bring up between them 8 noun tain range from 5000 to 15,OOO feet in height. The higher points of this sunk en ridge now form the islands of the Azores.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

gate, formerly New Yorker, authenti- eating and reinforcing the statement in his letter to Mayor Spriggs that he will not accept the nomination.
 In New York city Charles Nelson, four years old, was locked in a room while his mother ran out on an errand. When she returned she found the neigh bors bursting open the door of the room, which was filled with smoke. The boy had been playing with matches, and had set fire to his clothing. He was fatally burned.
 The census of New York city shows population of about 1 1,25O, 900 and @ real estate valuation of $3, ASA, 26S, 700.
 Miss Jennie Raymond, who entered suit in March against Senator Hill, of Georgia, appeared in court in Washing ton. The defendants counsel had filed demurrer setting forth that plaintiff s allegations were false, the declarations were bad in substance, and that there was no cause for action. Judge Wylie sustained the demurrer and gave judgment for the defendant. This ends the case at least for the present
 Dispatches from Colonel Otis and Major Merrill, Seventh Cavalry, announce that the fight along the line of the Northern Pacific consequent upon the recent raid has in large measure subsided. --fe.z ss.ss,
 A requisition has been made on the Governor of New York for Goss, Ryan and all engaged in the late prize fight, and the parties interested have left the State.
 The New York State Press Associa- ton decided to hold it's session for 1881 at Utica, N. Y. f'' E a
 The International Regatta came of at Providence, R. T., attended by fifty thou sand spectators. The amateur race wa won, in field of seven starters, by Frank 0. Holmes, of Pawtucket, R. I. In the. professional race for prize of $5, 900, there were ten starters, including Hanlan, the champion, who was badly beaten. The winners of first, second and third place were Wallace Ross, St. John, N. B. Geo. w. Lee, Newark, N. J.; James Riley, Saratoga, N. Y. easisS.
 At the Prohibition National Conven- tion held at Cleveland, O., there were present 142 delegates, representing twelve States. For. candidate for President, Neal Dow, of Maine, was nominated by exclamation, and for Vice-P President A. M. Thompson, of Westerville, Ohio. A Nationsl Committee was appointed, and an appropriate platform adopted.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

A FEMALE DETEoT1vE.-Moses Box deserted the girl whom he had long courted, at New Albeny, Ind, and mar ried another. The brides parents had lately died. The deserted girl declared that Box had murdered them, because they opposed his suit, and she set about collecting evidence against him. Though unaided in her detective work at first, she has made out case strong enough to justify his indictment.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30
THr 1rsr of Honoeonatbio Medic;,

THE USE of Homeopathic Medicines in Veterinary practice is steadily gaining ground, and it has been fully demon strated that all diseases of horses and cattle, and especially the dreaded pleuro- pneumonia, arc readily amenable to Homeopathic treatment. Veterinary Homeopathic Medicine cases and books, giving plain directions for their use, can be obtained in all styles and prices at Boericke & Tafel's Homeopathic Phar- macy, 145 Grand St, New York. Send for Descriptive Price Current r
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30
Not a Beverage.

"They are not beverage, but medi- cine, with curative properties of the highest degree, containing no poor whis-
 key or poisonous drugs. They do not tear down an already debilitated system,
 but build it up. One bottle contains more hops, that is, more real hop strength, than barrel of ordinary beer. Every druggist in Rochester sells them, and the physicians prescribe them" EvenSag Express on Hop Bit ters. aa a@ #s sas rei5 e'8
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

DON'T TE11.-A New Hampshire lad broke @ car window on the Concord Rail- road the other day, and put his back against the broken pane in order to con- ceal it when the conductor passed through the car. The next moment he turned with smile of satisfaction to man in the seat behind him, saying: "Don't tell on me p "Ah! but am the super intendent of the road" answered the chance acquaintance.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30
Free of t,o.,.

As you value your existence do not fall to improve the present opportanity of procuring for Consumption. Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any Throat and Lung Affection. It is the only remedy that positiUelg cures, and that when every thing else fails. TRIAL BoTe. TILES FREE or GosT. Regular size one dollar..i it have them to send for it. Take no other
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

TIE CHINESE must go, and all Americans should go-and buy botAe of Carboline, the deodorized petroleum hair renewer and dresser. Since the recent improvement, no prepara- tion ever had such sale or gave such general cists
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

Ir IS now that fish suffer no pain in being hooked, and pretty soon you will find a lot of fellows saying that the watermelon does not suffer by being hooked. .-Bosto,s Bullsti1s.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

PEOPLE talk of moneyed responsibility! There is no responsibility like Baby. How important then that it's health be maintained by the use of Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price 25 cents bottle.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

CHICAGO BRUTE. A Chicago man, not satisfied with whipping his wife unmer- cifully, set two savage dogs on her, and stood by until she was nearly killed
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

WE TRUST the time will come when every one will use Dobbins' Electric Soap, (made by Cragin & Co.,, Philadelphia Its sale is daily increasing as is always the case with articles Of merit - Try if
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

THE hotel porter whose business it is to wake people for the early trains has a rousing time.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30
HOnOVaV'S 'SPillSand0intnent.

Pills and Qintmentare assuredly the Rreatest rsnie dies of this or any other age they are unconfned of tue astn tho ciizenso New York, Lon fhe stomach trace dy pensa bsadache renersi debility ths liver bile jaundce, and fever to the dysentery nktpatton, piles and nstula; to the lungs, consumptop, eicAs to the blood, ,scrofua scuryy, aud all cusaneoue eruptious healthy ysafely defy the atacks Of dstas and no & i9r ths pmTross can nGus M destroy Is effect. ~ aSir ls lt .NE -eatls
 TMpoRTANT CAuTyoN-None are genuine unless the signature of J. HAYDocK, gent forthc nited BGXes ct 25 oon,s, 62 cents md S1 each
 lzes. Address, ROBINSON &SdN. Soie Arents, , 1 , ,. ls2 Grncnwioh iHk NRW York.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

HOE up deferred maketh the potatoes small.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

Spirits and General Debility in the various forni ssS as ass9asSs aS Fsyss and sDS@ s1e lated EliXir sf Cni.saya2,, msae px Osswss,S s tho best tonic; and for patiens recoverAng from Fever or other sickness, it has no equal.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30
The vol.uic Belt O., nrar.hall, arich.

Will send their celebrated Electro-V Voltaie Belts to tho afflicted upon 30 days trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what they say. Write to them without delay.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

Pure Cod-Liver Oil made from selected nyers, on the sea-shore by CAswELi HAZARD %. Ny have once taken 1t prefer to all others Physicians have decided ttsuperior to any of the other oils In market .N %
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30

FOR SPECIAL RATES for advertising in this paper apply to the publisher of tho paper. US VI
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London Quarterly Review,

London quarterly Review
Everywhere we see passion for variety,
but little thought Of unity, There is strong
centrifugal force at work; men readily
cast off tradition and abandon the beaten
paths Of social and national life to form
themselves into sects, schools, and cote
RIGS. In all the arts the aim Is rather to
astonish than to elevate or 70 please.
Matter Is made subordinate to form; the
laws Of form itself are confused. Poetry
seeks support from philosophy or painting;
painting shows tendency TO abuse the
natural atiinites existing between itself
and music; while music, discarding melo-
dy, strives to usurp the functions OF the
poetic drama, Such a state OF things APP
pears to US to indicate not progress, but
exhaustion.
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GEORGE W. ALLEN, President OF the
Honest Money League Of the North
west, regards the course Of the New
York Republican Convention as "most
unfortunate and most unwise," saying
81 am daily more and more astonished a
the action of Grants alleged friends. They
have placed him in the position Of being
the mere tool OF the machine. They have
already degraded him fromthe position Of
the first citizen OF the world to that OF q
machine politician, and If he is nominated
they will still further degrade him into a
defeated politician" He believes that
Grants nomination would be followed by
defeat and the ''death-blow Of Republicans
ism," but does not think Grant will be
nominated.
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THINK FOR AMoMESrl-There are seven
millions Of soldiers in Europe who are
non.producers, and expensive consumers;
two or three millions Of army horses, all
eating and not working; emperors, kings,
princes, and titled persons OF all kinds,
who are supported in the greatest luxury
out OF the public revenues and "the farm
er pays for ALL"
I'VE need not fear to compete with farm
ers so burdened; our prosperity consists
in lessening the cost Of our produce, and
selling 1t to those nations, who thus ham
per themselves with burdens too grieyous
to be borne; becoming in fact the food pro-
ducers for large portion Of thepopulation
Of the world, nearly one,half living with.
out labor.
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ence against him. And what has he done
sinceT Championed by. half the nation,
be abandoned his supporters Of the mo.
ment OF victory, and slunk back aghast o.
the storm he himself had raised. But ms
more than suspicious connection with tne
cipher dispatches shows that he was wo OK
ing In his usual underground, lackM
fashion. In the meantime, he was shown
10 have deirauded the revenue, and worse
still, to have been guilty Of the most
Questionable appropriations Of railroad
secufities-so questionable that only late;
" he was forced to disgorge 100000 Of
lis ill.gotten wealth. Hecapped this mis-,
SCRABBLE record by causing .dissension aud
bitterness in his party, and by disnninng
helped his cause when It was an honor
able one. Is this the man whom the
American people wish to see their PreSi-
dent?
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The reform in spelling which has made
considerable progress in this country in
spite Of the ridicule and other opposition
TO which 1t has been subjected, has also
gained considerable footing in Germany,
conservative and opposed to change as the
people Of that country are well known to
be. Several Of her leading publications
conspicuously among which is the inau'
entail and popular Kolniscic Zeitung, have
dropped superauous and silent letters
such as the second in mis-, the silent b
in such words as aeil, rath, moth, muth and
their compounds, the h in the terminal
hum, the second in trddre, and SO on.
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OUR SUPREME COURT.
A Nicholas County Request for Col. Davis
KESsLER'sN LANES, \
NICHOLAS COUNTY, w. VA, 7
Morch 10 1891

March l0J 1851.
EdItOn 1n.ellIseneer.
SIRs:-The contest for official positions
in this State seems to be now taking such
shape as will indicate, very nearly, who
will be the successors of our present State
officers. While there seems to be great
many more candidates than there are
Offices to ill, which is always the case, it
seems to me to be the duty OF all parties
concerned to make a choice Of the men
best suited for the particular Office they
are to All. 1t is scarcely worth while to
put a farmer upon the bench OF our Court
OF Appeals, and vice versa, to put lawyer
out to work upon farm. Our Court OF
Appeals has one vacancy TO I'LL, and when
we till that position 1t should be with one
who is well qualified for his duties, and
one who stands high in mis- profession as q
man OF integrity, honor and good law.
yer, and l might add Christian
department; one who is acquainted with
the law, WHO'S free and independent in his
thoughts, and Is not afraid 10 give his
opinion and render decision that does
not cover one hundred and fifty pages.
We need man who will work aud make
his opinions short, concise and full OF
law, and yet OF the same time cover the
points to be decided, not in such way as
will leave the reader in doubt as to the
point decided, but so plain that "a way
iariug man, though q fool, need not mis-.
take" the point decided. We want good
man to fill the vacancy, we want a man OF
nerve, one who is not afraid to meet every
point fairly and openly. While We would
not disparage or detract from the merits Of
any one whose name has been heretofore
announced in connection with this partic.
ular position, yet still let US humbly sug-
gest Col. ]. W. Davis, OF Lewisburg, W.
Va, rs a gentleman whose qualifications
will exactly meet the requirements Of the
place to be filled. The Third District, We
think, Is entitled to this consideration at
the hands Of the Republican party and
the people.
ms,san
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Fifteen years ago Liebig, the great Ger
man chemist, introduced a new drug TO
the medical profession. That drug was
chloral, a narcotic which 1t was loudly as
serted combined all the merits Of other
narcotics without producing the stupeiac-
ton which the latter was known to result
in. Choral soon became one Of the most
popular Of sedatives. It's power as mar
cotic still remains unrivaled, but there are
certain dangers attending Its use which
have gradually unfolded themselves. II
| is now reported that its action is not uni
form, depending very much on tempera-
ment and also on temperature. It's ten.
dency being to lower the register OF vital
heat, dose may I've taken In warm wealth.
or with immunity that would be fatal in
cold weather. So say the most eminent
English physicians. There was testimony
given on trial In London about year
ago to the effect that chloral, frequently
used, is cumulative, In other words, that
| II remains In the system, and may become
from simple narcotic deadly poison.
There Is another warning now uttered
| tuIOuBu tue Eukusu hOWSPapSio nav hiSe
ical journals in respect 10 the use oil chic
raj. II taken frequently there Isl tenden.
cy TO produce craving for 1t, until al
length what was at first sought as Q Sc
datiye is continued as stimulant. The
result has been the introduction into the
medical vocabulary OF q new form of dis.
ease known as ''Chloralism." Like alco'
hol, opium, and other narcotics, the abuse
OF chloral bringslabout its revenges. Prop
erly administered, chloral is recognized
as boon TO the profession. The services
that choral has rendered are solid and
permanent, Its danger lies in It's frequent
individual use; first, as a solace Of pain OIL
remedy for sleeplessness; next, as a tox
ical luxury. When this last stage is reach
ed, the almost inevitable result Is the dis
ease called "chloralism," or poisoning by
choral.
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New York Truth.
Mr.. Tilden to-day aims at the Presi.
dency on the strength Of his services to
the Democratic party. What are these
servicesH Mr.. Tilden, who has made i'm
mense wealth by methods which are open
to the gravest suspicion, when the war
broke out and the North was distracted
with contending factions put the strength
oil his voice and his money against his
country. To the action OF such men as
he thousands Of brave Union soldiers
owed their deaths on bloody fields. To
the manner in which he and his kind tied
the hands Of the Government, the North
aud the South owe those long, dreary
years OF suffering and devastation. Tilden
was then the ideal copperhead. Little was
seen OF him after this until the Tweed ring
grew into power and afiluence. Then he
waited in the ante-rooms Of Sweeny,
Tweed and the rest for such crumbs Of com.
fort as they would contemptuously let fall
from their overladen tables, He was
their servitor, lackey and parasite. We
give Mr.. Tlden too much credit for com.
mon sense to for one moment take it for
granted that he did not know these men,
Of whom he was the lickspittle, were
thieves. But he waited patiently for James
0'Brien to take the danger and onus OF
unearthing these frauds, and when 1t be-
came safe he turned, like iackal, upon
his previous beneiactors, and claimed
what credit he could get for himself, He
crowed so loudly and 50 Justify that many
people were deceived into believing him
the model Reiormer, forgetting O'Brien,
to whom the real success OF the exposure
was due. And with itall his services were
confined to the small matter Of commit
ting q breach Of trust by unearthing
Tweed's bank account. When the time
came round he stabbed his new.made
friends In the back, as he had stabbed the
others by attempting to rise on their
downfall. When 0'Brien ran for May.
or, Hlden threw the weight Of his infn.
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The Republicans Of Ohio county Will bold Con-
ysutIOu At the Court house on Saturday, MAY isL
1850, at o'clock p W. for the purpose Of 'Pp0inanG
,x.een delegates to the State Convention to 30 he'u
80 Wheeling May 18th, 1880. 49,.
Each District Ofthe county ssntltled to ten ueie-
v,sS IN ala County Convention, and the RePubliean
yotss arc requested to meet on Saturday, April H.n
In he city districts at 100 o'clock =. NJ and In ih'
country Districts at ocockP. NJ, At the usual voupt
mac, ia the several Dlltrcs except that in Trader
Mi, they will meet at LawHn's Hotel 10 TradsiPn'
n Ubsrty District at Centre schOOl House, In heh,
l,pd District at the Brick School House, at the head
al wooas Run, and in Richie District at ArbehEi
,u delegation from each District is earnestly Dc
.,saa 80 JOHN PREW,
'A''' Chairman Co, Ex. Com.
1....,.rv
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GENERAL GRANT is a scratcher. tits re-
called that he said in 1875 to a Herald cor
respondent: az had only one candidate
for the Presidency as my successor, and
that was the Republican candidate who
could be elected. l took no part in the
proceedings antecedent to the Cincinnati
Convention because the candidates were
my friends, and any one except Mr.. Bris'
tow would have had my heartiest support'
Mr.. Bristow l never would have sup
portedn
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E. J. wuxpEELIcH, Secretary.

Mn. GLADSTONE wants Euglisbmen Sill
to be punished for breach of promise TO
marry. He is opposed to the abrogatiOh
OF the present law on the subject. 81 am
unwilling" he says in recent letter. TO
part with the imperfect check upon mis-,
conduct supplied by the present law until
/ shall see that better ones have been pro
yided.n
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me REPUBLICAN state conrention-Ap-
,nIntmeut OF Delegates.

state Convention, to 10 composed Of dslega's'
,.Sui,,ly chosen by the Republican Voters Of We.
yi,,ipi, At their accustomed places Of meeting
s,,sby called TO meet in the city Of Wheeling OF
wsIps,dSy, the 18th day Of May next, at ioA. n, u
,.loct top delegates to represent the party in the Ma
,on1l n. publican Convention that meets 10 Chleag
a. Wedu,SIay, the aud day Of June following Z
ssoo.s an date, for the Presidency and vIce-presi
dsnsy Of the United States.
D. Il. WILLARD, Mason County
Us. CuSxIxGnAN, KanHWha County,
1T. HokE, Mineral County,
o, O. scoEIELp, Wood County,
TIL. LooAS, Ohio County
@. ". ATKINSON, Ohio County,
A.W. CANPBELL, Ohio County,
Repubiinan STATE COmnGi''s'
w.J.w. CowDES, Secretary.
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DIED.

sIHPsoN-on.Tue.day morning, March 10, 1850,
Mr.: WILLIAM Il. SIMPSON, aged IS Year,, one month
and seven days.
Funeral from the residence Of his mother, No. 1000
Chapne street, on Friday afternoon a. o'clock.
Friends Of the family are invited. Enterment a,
Mt. Wood Cemetery.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTriAdGlphlA AecommodAtlon.-Thi train only runs
| between Wheeling and TriAdOlphlA.
tDaIy except SundAy-NSElHk Accommodation.
tsteubenville AeeommodAtion.-Ths train during
the day passes backyard and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and Dellalre stopping whom required At
Sherman House, 4tnAIille, West Wheeling and
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A TTENTIoN,
SPECTATORS AND CAPITALISTS.
THE La CROSSE
Mining, Milling, & Power Co.
or Boulder, Colorado

Capital stock, 100000. Shares, $40 eaeh.)
Have Organized 10 bring success and large profits
out Of mining and milling failures. This work will
be dOueby means and mechanical appliances BY
which the low grade be worked TO more than
pay for all dead work In legitimate mining
The opportunity Is ours 10 utilize the mines and
mills which have been heretofore worthless and
standing monuments 10 headstrong stupidity, Many
such properties eau be secured for trhe compared
10 actual coat.
All having capital to invest will, on application 10
the Secretary At Boulder, Colorado either In person
or by mall, receive pamphlets setting forth the value
Of the mines, mills and means now controlled BY this
Company, with enable ihtm TO work mines nt an
immense profit by utilizing all the ores, bath high
and low grade. JOS. WOLF, secretary.
A. II. ROUSE, General superintendent mri9
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BLANK BOOKs-The DAILY lSrELI.
ID gsneef Book BlndGy dos better Hcrk d ~
EinaI than anyofAoa IN Wet Virginia