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Connecticut western news., 1880-11-10
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Thousnn d. os Druu,..,,.,.

Are made annually by the use of medicines called Tonics and bitters, containing a. iaspe portion of rum and other kinds of spirits ,lsl
 of which should be labeled Destfnotlen and
 Deathl Dr Kennedy has put the. VFaxcsite Remedy in the form of Q Syrup. withontsoAiS drop Of spirits. Hence, 1t may be given s6i quire medicine to purify the Blood. reau, late the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, or to give tone and strength to the system. t '. ' '.
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NOTICE.

MRS, J. L: CAMP would respectfully inform the people of Canaan and vicinity that she has port, and hereafter the business of the st6ro will be entirely separate from Dr. Camps bus- mess. All persons having claims against the Store will present the same for payment and all persons indebted to the Store will please make immediate settlement t'"se
 Very Respectfully,
 Canaan, Oct, @, 1880. oNAw A:,
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HI E D.
DIE At Honesdale, Pa. Oct.

At Honesdale, Pa. Oct. 14, 1880, Mrs. Sarah Maria Reed.
 Mrs. Reed was the daughter of the late Judge Martin Strong of Salisbury, and her husband, Myron c. Reed, was a native sof Canaan, Conn. He died some years since, leaving her widow in Auburn, N. Y. Mrs Reed was a superior woman, and accom- plished much good in Auburn. II. At Goshen Nov. End infant son of Frank W. Seaton.
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Schools close this week for vacation.
(Too late for last week.)

| (Too late for last week)
 Charles Hicks (colored) was recently hur
 by brick falling from the roof of the Congre
 galional church, while man was repairin.
 tho chimney.
 Prot. Frost preached for Rev. Mr Nobl
 on Sunday morning, Oct. 3l.
 Mrs, Dowd of Westtield is visiting he
 daughter, Mrs Lucia Smith,
 Mrs. Worthy is very ill., on the Plain. | Not a hundred miles from Sheffield, {
 teacher of an infant class in Sabbath Schoo
 was explaining how prayer was answered and that if not answered, it was because, as the bible said, We ask and receive not, be- cause ye ask amiss." 70, yes" said bright little girl, "1know all !aboutit; papa and uncle | John Gan old bachelor) were talking the other day, and uncle John felt awfully, and papa said to him, that he hadn't ought to | ask miss, he should hayo asked widder' Another little girl, seeing her father cross at the table after recovering from a chill ex claimed, Papa, why didn't you go to the war;" "Why, child ?" he asked. "So as to get killed, then mamma would have married apeasanter man. Matters grew no brighter.
 Saturday night, Oct 30. when tho freight train was due here at 7 o'clock, some cattle were upon the track, and man signaled to the train to stop and number of men and boys ran to drive the cattle of and help two out of the bridge where their feet had slipped through the openings, and Eugene Daily, a young man of eighteen, an only son, missed his footing in the dark, and fell from the bridge fifteen feet receiving internal injuries, and Doctor Smith in lifting him, broke one of his fingers The young man lies now ill a critical condition with scarce hope of recovery.
 Died, Oct. 26th, Mrs. Dwight K Savage, after long, painful illnoss, which was borne with much patience and fortitude Her ftl- neral was attended by large audience, the following Friday, at the Congregational Church, Rev. MT. Noble preaching sermon, and Rev. Mr. Buck adding some remarks. The death of Mrs. Savage is an irreparable loss to q large family, for she was tender selfsacritlcing mother, Naturally bright earnest, and active, she was interested in all public movements outspoken for the right, and fervent against what she believed to be wrong. We shall long miss her at social gatherings, and especially at church festivals, societies, and her help when working for those who needed such aid. She believed that God created us to be happy and enjoy the life He has given us, and acted upon this prin- cipal and at Sabbath School picnics and like occasions, she would come with full baskets, and after seating twelve persons in her team, three upon seat, she would look back, and seeing some one looking wistfuly, would ex- claim "Come, we can mako room for one more." Even in death she forgot her own sufferings in love and anxiety for the welfare |
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ot her children, and surely the hope of meet. ing once more the glad smile of such a mother sF.onld be a shield against every temptation. c,n
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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.
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Extra Copies of the NEws can be obtaineda aI
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nIsTRICT of Canaan ss. Probate Cour.- R October 26th, 1880. !, Estate of Mary A. Cowdrcy of Canaan, in said district, assigning debtor.
 The Court of Probate for the Distriot of Can. aan hath limited and allowed months from date of this order, for the creditors of said es- tate' represented msulvent in which to exhib- U thelr claims thereto; and has appointed Danlei Brewster and Jesse r. Millspaugh com- mlssionels to receive and examine said claims
 Certified by
 JACOB D. HAliDENBERGH, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at The Falls Village Savings Bank in said Canaan, on the 4th day of December, 1880, and the 26th day of Jatuary, 1881, at two o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of examining the claims presented.
 DANIEL BREWSTER, ! JESSE k. MILLSPAUGH Oommissionerps All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 AWl9 CHARLES 3. MALTBE Trustse.
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At Goshen, Nov. 9th, by Rev, T. A. Hagen, John H. Sterling and Josephine Cottrell, ali of Goshen.
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The only Stomach Remedy in the world guaranteed by your own Druggist, is D.R.V c. Dyspepsia Remedy.
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8 O R N
. a R REED.

At Kont, Nov. f, son to Mir. Charles Lee.
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IS. T. Grisamore has P!nw-
shores, PIow handles and piow
beams TO sell extra.

A free Temperance Garacu-
Will he opened under the aus
pices of the New Iberia Musical !
Society and the Benevolent Asso
citation. All Intoxicating liquors
will be vigorously excluded from
the premises, hut other refresh,
ments will be:fnrnishei to visitors
at most reasonable prices. The
4th Of April has been chosen for
the inauguration of this new Ell
terprise in honor Of the Firemen's
excursion from Thibodaux. We
know the "boys" will receive a
cordial reception from our Fire
Department.
We clip the above from the
Sugar Bowl of New Iberia, AL
though the excursion will take
Place one week later there is ma
doubt that the excnrsionists will
receive a hospitable greeting OF,
reaching the rising city of the At.
tackapas Prairies.
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La .McnlOrAay IA.

Rooms Ym:n. Mems Benevolent As
suciation of Lafourche.
Tmbodaux. March u. 1880. !
Al q special meeting Of the above As
ISOLATION held this iday the following
mo"sly adopted, viz,
Whereas it has pleased an All Wise
Providence to call hence to that bourne
whence no traveller returns" our late
brother Clairville Delatte and
Whereas, whilst we bow the head in
humble submission to His Divine Will
"who doeth all things we'll" We can none
theless dry the tear Of sympathy, nor
stay the expression of the deep felt So
row which the ''going hence" of our
brother occasions us, aud
Whe a. in the demise of Brother De-
latte this community has lost a worthy
citizen, his wife a loving husband. mis-
| children u devoted and affectionate fl
| ther and this Association a valued MEM
bcr. and
Whereas of him it might truly be said
that
His life was gentle-and tho elements
So mixed in him, that nature might
stand mp
Aud say to all the world-This was a
man."
Be it therefore Resolved that we ex-
| tend to it's bereaved wife and children az
sureances of our ~sincere>t condolences in
| this the hour Of their tribulatious.
Resolved, That as q mark of respect
to the memory of u deceased brother
the Rooms Of this Association be drapcd
in mourning for thirty days and the
members wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for a like period.
Resolved. That these Preambles and
! Resolutions be inscribed Oh a memorial
page of u minutes, a duly certified
copy hereof be transmitted to the widow
and children Of Brother Delatte and pub
LEGATION hereof be made in the TH1Bo-
DAUx SENTINEL.
Test trne copy:
J.w. KNOBLoCH, Secretary.
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The Louisiana Legislature de.
precates Mopgolian emigration to
this State at this time. We have
three of the prescribed in our
midst. They are not only genteel
and we'll behaved, but better still,
are regular attendants of the Pres
oyterian church and Sunday
scbool. II the rest Of US have a
better, or even as good a record
as that, it may do us some SER
VIC III the observation-disclosures
Bulletin.
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-Dr. j. II. Fleetwood and son
have entered into partnership for
the practice Of medicine. with an
office next door above Roth and
Fleetwood's drugstore.
The senior ia too we'll known
here to require auy endorsement,
whilst "Johnnie" has finished a
complete and thorough course
OF the study Of Medicine.
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that the school monies coming
to the Town from both State and
Parish were insufficient to run
the schools long enough to emit
tie them to aid from the Peabody
fund, the Town authorities assess
ed AL additional tax of two mills
on the assessment roll Of the cor
poration, and this year, finding
that the funds would still he short
the Teachers during the present
week, gave two entertainments
aud made enough to fill all def
ciencies, and we have received
the promised stipend from the
! Peabody Fund.
Yet now when we find the Gen
eral Agent of the fund, left by
the great and phllanthropic Pea
body, imposing conditions upon
us, tnat the Trustees do not re,
quire we are taken to task for
our criticism in saying so.
We contend that whenever any
town or neighborhood in the
Sonth complies with the condi-
, tons above given, established by
the Board Of Trustees, Of the Pea
body Fund. that town or neigh
| bOrhoOu is entitled to its share,
whether The State assesses any
school tax OF has any Superinten
dent. The Guion Academy and
other towns in the State received
aid from that fund when there
were no State free schools in
Louisiana. They have received do
nations from that fluid when the
predecessors of Mr.. Lnsher Occn>
pied the Office of State Superin
tendent of Public Education, with
out ever asking them. Ii. we have
failed to comprehend the drift of
Mr.. Sears letters, it is our misfor
tune aud we are sorry tor it. The
reader can judge for himself. We
have no wish to detract one iota
Of credit from that gentleman,
but as an officer, entrusted with
the distribution Of large sums Of
money in which every poor child
in Louisiana has a deep interest
we do not think that his acts are
above criticism.
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DIR. Fl. Dansereau is rpceiv-
ing 10000 tricks for the repairs
OF his dwelling, from the brick
yards Of MI. DuraMd in Assume.
ton.
This speaks well for the enter.
prise OF the brickmakers of that
Parish, but does not Indicate en-
orgy and vim in persons who fol
dow that pursuit in Thibodaux.
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The entertainments given by
the teachers Of tho GuiOn Acade
my Oh Wednesday and Thursday
evenings have been a success.
ooth as a means of enjoyment aud
financially.
The proceeds will enable that
school to remain open until the
tirst. OF August, when the sum
mer vacation occurs.
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A. little boy named John
Kyle. 10 years of age was lately
killed. OH the railroad at Franklin
Louisiana.
In attempting to run across the
track in front of an approaching
train. he fell, was run over and
crushed to death. This should
be = warning to the boys who are
so fond of playing on the track in
this place.
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-Hyams Ct the Sugar Planter
has been singing Republican
so gs for a few years.
Now he raises the standard of
Gen. Hancock for President.
Well, Hyams' heart is always
right, but his tongue or his pen
often goes astray.
That speech of Dan Rice oil
Temperance was the probable
canse of this great change. Hy-
ans will feel better now.
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A Rochester Physician Expert
ence.-R. Canlkins, NJ. d., of Ro-
chester, N Y, certifies Oct. 9Th,
1879. that he has used the Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure in his
practice for diseases of the kid
neys and liver, and the result has
been satisfactory in the extreme.
lie says II would now prescribe
the same remedy to all similarly
afflicted, and You are at liberty
20 50 state in Your testimonials.
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-J0kns0n's Anodune Liniment


is. without doubt. the safest, sur
est aud best remedy that has
ever, been invented tor Interval
and external use. 1t is applies
bic toa great variety of conpiaints
and is equally beneficial tor man
or beast. Find out about it and
thank us tr the advise.
No man liz his sensrs should hy
VOL tilesS horse aud cattle ltowd
er, simply because it is put nip in
Ml.Je packs. Sheriddu.s EafaiJ
Condition PoWe!eys are ut up IN
small packs, hut + absolutely
pure and axe iIninvilaeiS valua
bic.
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The following persons now
compose Supreme Court of this
State, appointed by the Governor
aud confined by the Senate.
Hon. E. Bermudez, of Orleans.
Chief Justice, twelve years. Assoc.
ciate Justices-Hon. Felix P. Pc.
che of st. James. ten years Hon.
Z. B. Todd, Morehouse, eight
years Hon. William NJ. Levy, OF
Matchitoches six years Hon. G.
+. Fenner. of Orleans. four years
These gentlemen are all distin.
gnished' Jurists throughout the
State.
+. p. Poche was once a citizen
OF Thibodaux, and studied Law
here under the direction Of Judge
Jean Jacques Roman, at that
time District Judge.
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Did you ey.:r read the heauti
fnl story OF Evan-eline i'll ner
search for u lost !o.rre The eX-
cnrsiGn train ~ morrow week,
will pass right along the banks OF
the same Bayou upon whose
smooth surface, her boat was
moved, amid the moss covered
boughs of the trees overhanging
the waters.
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Cannot somebody hold Bal
ley OF the Lafayette Advertiser !
He will jump plum out Of his
trousers, if that railroad contin.
ues.
He is so happy that, unless be
be watched he will do something
desperate, kill his neigbors' cat
or some other bloody deed.
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The Democratic Parish Exc
cutive Committee of the Parish of
Lafourche at a meeting held las
"Wednesday, recommended the
following appointments to be
made by the Governor.
For Police Jurors: First Ward
John s. Seely, Second Ward s.
L. Grisamore. Third Ward Sos
theme Folse, Fourth Ward Maxi
lien Delaune, Fifth Ward Fl. N.
Coulon, Sixth Ward Lawrence
Kramer. Seventh Ward Chas. S.
Mathews, Eighth Ward Hamilton
Ayo, Ninth Ward James Moran,
Tenth Ward VALERIE Gnedry.
For. Assessor 4. r. Mcbride.
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Mr.. Tildeu is again maneuye

Mr.. Ti!den is again maneuver
ing for the democratic nomination
for the Presidency. He can not
carry his own state and he knows
it, and yet he wants to be a candi
date. No New York Democrat
can carry that state at present,
but one who will not run. Mr..
Tilden Was elected once. He
should have, at least, shown some
nerve in trying - get his seat,
but he did not. Let him stand
aside for 1890.
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All the Bellies Of the Attaka
pas country, and they are plenti-
tul, will be in New Iberia on the
1lth, Ostensibly to e the excur.
s%lonists, but really to give the Ok
c"rsionists an opportunity to see
their pretty faces.
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Report places a crevasse in
tire Mississippi river just above
Gretna. There were no trains
yesterday the road being under
water.
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The council met Monday night
and passed ordinances, one to 6ne
the boys that we're caught shoots
ing with "nigger Shooters" anotL
er allowing the hogs to run at
largc.-COlMmbia Heard.
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.Palatable Medicines.-Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral is honeyed drol'
of relief his Cathartic Pills glide
sn gar-shod over the palate ; and
his Sarsaparilla is q nectar that
imparts vigor to life, restores the
health and expels disease.-W Wa
tertord (PA.J Advertiser.
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Strikes in st. John the Bay
fist have been the practise tol
several days. Negroes cowhlde
one another like fine fellows. The
Republican Judge aud Sheriff gu
fishing and let these violations OF
law take their own course.
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Montreal Heard Fom.-R. L.
Mosefy, If Montreal, Canada, Ger
titled Sept. II, 1879. that he had
suffered terribly from dyspepsia,
and xas ceNpletely eul~d by tax
ing Warmers Safe Bitters. He
says: Ny appetite is good and
l now suffer no Inconvenience
from eating hearty meals" These
Bitt~rs are also . specific for all
skin diseases.
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when the good people OF
New Iberia propose to give the
excursi0nists from this Parish u
pleasant reception on the 18th.
inst, they will carry ont their
proposition. Go and wee them.
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DR.. j.. II. GOD
and son.

Have opened their Office Oh
Market Street, one door above
Roth and Fleetwood's Drug store.
Consultation at all houvs.
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ANY person taking II l3, IA,
10 puzzle oil the Excursion train
to New Iberia will be locked ~
in a box Car uut:l the train re-
turns.