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Litchfield enquirer., 1880-09-09
THE WORLD FOR 1880.

Democrats everywhere should inform themselves
carefully alike of the action of their party throughout
the country and OF the movements of their Republic
can opponents failure to do this in 1876 contribu-
ted greatly to the loss by the Democracy of the fruits
of the victory fairly won at the polls.
The year 1880 promises to be of the most inter-
esting and important years OF this crowded and
eventful century. 1t will witness Presidential
election which may result in re-establisbing the
Government of this country the prime iples it's
constitutional founders, in permanently chanSing
the relations of the States to the Federal power. No
intelligent regard such election with in
difference. The World, the only daily English
newspaper published in the city of New York which
upholds tn doctrines of constitutional Democracy,
will steadily represent the Democratic party in this
great canvass, 1t will no this in do spirit of serve
partsanship, but temporarily and firmly. As aBews.
paper. The World, being the organ of no man. no
clique and no interest will present the fullest and
the fairest picture it make Of each days passing
history in the city, the State, the country and the
world. 1t will aim hereafter heretofore at accu
Eacy first of all things in all that it publishes No
man, however humble, shall be permitted truly
to complain that he has been unjustly dealt with in
the columns of The World, No interest, however
powerful shall be permitted truly 10 boast that 1t
can silence the fair criticism of The World.
During the past year The World has seen its daily
circulation rebed and its weekly circulation pushed
far beyond that of any other weekly newspaper in the
country. This great increase has been won, as The
World believes by ruthfulness, enterprise, ceasaese
activity in collecting and unfatering loyalty to
Itself and its readers in dealing with the questions
of the day. 1t is our hope and it will be our enderv
or that The Worlds record for 1880 may be written
in the appreciation and the support of many thous-
ands more of new readers in all parts of this IndssO
luble Union of Indestructible States.
Our rates of subscription remain unchanged, and
are as follows
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three months, $2.75,
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month.
THE SUNDAY WORLD, one year, 50.
THE MONDAY WORLD, containing the Book Reviews
| and college Chronicle" one year, $3.50.
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A prom ising youth of only seven summers
who had been accused of not always telling
the truth, cross examined his father: "Father
did you use to lie when you were boy2" mo
my son." said the father, WHO evidently did
not recall the past with any distinctness sNol
mother, either ~ persisted the young hywer
No; but why 2" f".Oh, because don't see how
two people who never told lie could have q
boy that tells as many as do.'~
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Business Opportunities

THE Subscriber offers for rent the Furniture Store
l. now vacated by w. NJ. P. Shelton. A desirable
stand for the sale of Furniture Undertaking. Repair
ing etc, Also the Bakery building, suit
able for Tailor shop other light business. tene-
ment for small family wouid be let in connection if
required. An excellent opening for good Tailor.
JIG. BECKWI3H
Litchfeld. Feb. 18th 1880. 47tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-09-09

A DEMOCRAT CURED. "A leading democrat
of Burlington. Mr.. E. NJ Sutton, speaks in
highest terms of the curative power of the eel.
ebrated Kidney Wort. 1t first cured him of a
distressing Kidney disease, and he now uses it
whenever he has any symptoms of blliousness
or needs toning up, It acts efficiently on the
bowels, and cures the worst cases of piles.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-09-09
Voice of the People.

H1LLSDAIE WtCH.
R. V. PIERCE, M. D.:
had serious disease of the lungs and
was for time confined to my bed and under
the care of a physician. His prescriptions
did not help me. grew worse, coughing
very severely. commenced taking your
Medical Discovery, which helped me greatly.
Ihave taken, segeral bottles, and3 am restored
to good health.
Yours respectfully.
JUDITH RITRNETT
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-09-09

JERSEY BUTTER. Jersey Butter is all the
fashion, and it has become So mainly because
the makers have kept up uniform color
through the year, using artificial color when
necessary. Dairymen who wish to be in the
fashion must use the Perfected Butter Color
made by Wells, Richardson q Co., Burling
ton, Vt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-09-09

And now the seaside hotel keeper sits down
and counts his gain and meditatively says to
himself, us 275 per cent. profit enough to
warrant me in running the old shebang anoth-
er year, or shall we have terrible conf1agya-
ton in November? I guess iii confag."
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-09-09

Mr.. Wendell Phillips is described by the
Boston Courier as riding up Mount Wachusett
and meeting on the summit friend who adj
dressed him thus: 'Well, Mr.. Phillips, nsv-
er expected to meet you 80 near heaven as
retorted dryly as ~, -,
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-09-09

discount of twenty per cent. will be allowed to
clubs of four more persons. Thus four copies Of
Blackwood CT of one Review will be sent to Gd-
dress for &c. copies of the Reviews and
Blackwood for $48 and so on.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-09-09
cL1ppiNas,

4. 4
Bees carly pollen dust on their legs. That
is how dust the busy bee.
| There were days of misery and Knights of
Pythias at St. Louis last week. l'''' i9'bfiE
The man who is shaking with chills and
fever feels like set of sleigh bells on the
Fourth of July.
To check is to stop, except in case of a
tsayslers baggage which is checked4o make
-hges 49, - 3D. ~'+-s = s.~'szA A--'s'-
| A pair were married at Newport, R. l., re-
Gently, after an unbroken courtship of thirty.
five years. . This is what may be called aslow
match.
aDarns thu newspapers; why can't they
leave such items out, exclaimed an under
vaker when he read an article warning peo-
PIE not to eat green fruit
A task for Jones: eff Jones undertakes to
pull my ears" said loudmoathed fellow5on
street corner, "he will hayelii hands full /"
The crowd looked at the mans ears
+ A valued contributor to the Pittsburg Chris
tian Advocate recently sent that paper an
article accompanied by the following start
ling request: Please omit theD.D.. 1t il
too blasted common.
A fashionable Galveston young LADY, Mt a
social gathering remarks jestingly to Gilhooly:
~ wonder how much would bringgif was
put up at auction and sold to the highest bid
der?" Just, about $1,000" stWhy, INV
jewelry alene is worth that" eyes, that's
what put it down at in my estimate"
fe During the inspection at Camp Fairchild a.
Mantle last week, Colonel Jones OF the regu-t
gar army was overheard to say to General
Smith: s'These are two splendid commands.
general; you haven't any more like them
suppose General Smith promptly answer
'sd, "Yss siri Pyegt'rs1nore in't ~ good"
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TERMS FOR 1880, Including postage,
POSTAGE.
CT ,TJRS.

This item Of expense, now borne by the publishers
IL equivalent to q reduction OF 20 cent the
cost to subscribers in former years
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-09-09

j Kidney Wort in hot weather sustal1s the
system and keeps up the strength,
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-09-09
Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine

which have been established In this country
ly half a century, regularly published by The
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worthy Of notice gre fully reported and ably dscnss
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-09-09
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factory and new creamery" His place is
settlement that reminds you of Southern
plantation-only the outbildings seem incon.
venientlye close together, and his neighbours
houses crowd him, at least we should think SO.
His land is good and well-tilled, but you have
seen better, cleaner filth at home.H seo
How about the land through which we have
passed? ] am coming to that. Let me first
complete my photograph. All the way along
you have seen the weeds and wild flowers that
you see on the roadsides of your native land.
The golden rod may be new to you, but even
the mullen is here, and in one place saw a
Crimson" weed. The 'shard hack" with its
yellow flowers and its tough, stunted form,
will attract your attention. 1t is the pest of
this country, combining in itself the vices of
the ox-eyed daisy and the sassafras bush The
ox-eye is here, but is not abundant; the sassa-
fras is wanting, and so is the blue thistle
White pine replace, the yellow pine of our
country, grows up as rapidly as our s'old
field" pine, IL even nlore resinous and equally
worthless for building purposes. Though it
of ''some tall admiral,'s3 Milton has it
''amiral," / lbelieve) yet the white pise ID Of
little commercial value. Coat-it an inch thick
with paint, the resin viii still exude from it
on the first hot day. Beautiful as the hemlock
Is, its gentlemany figure clad in rifelnan's
green, It is nevertheless tree for ornament.
not for use. The devil made it. The legend
runs thus: 81 can make as good world as
that" said Satan, after he had inspected the
newly created earth. ''Fry it, then" was the
reply of the Almighty. He set to work and
make hemlock. which was so weak and
sbaky that it wouldn't stand up till he had
doweled it--that is, ran the limbs through and
through the trunk Of his tree So the hemlock
remains too knotty to be of USE - &
The oak and the hickory are seldom seen,
The common hickory nut is here called wal
nut, and the shell or scaly bark is here the
shag bark walnut. In some of the yards are
locusts and aspens, the former, when old
sometimes attaining greater height than in our
most favored localities Butternuts are pleu-
tiful; the horse chestnut is often seen in the
woods as well as in yards; the ash is occas.
ionally seen, 90 is the chestnut; sycamores
are comparatively rare; the chinquepin un-
known, but the beautiful white birch, with a
trunk as fair almost as Parian marble or al.
abaster, is very plentiful. Why it is not
grown as shade tree is matter OF wonder.
Along the streams the witch hazel and the
brook willow abound; but the unspotted
water, fouled by no mud even1h the time of
freshets, loves best the dark rocks in the hem
lock-roofed ravines. The wild cherry.
here called the choke cherry, 10 smaller In
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The Saturday Reciese says that no
one 10 England boys new books be
cause Nude takes 1000 or 1900 copiss
ef populsr work end lsts them oat
daring the pssiod Of IN suthos's sue
cess. 10 pSist Of fact Medic often
tskss . far larger number. This enter
prisine Iibrsrisn began his work In .
ainRy strsst II Bloomsbury. near the
British Museum. about forty years sgo.
and grsduaiIy erspe mp into ispor-
lance, rising conteapagsneously with
the great nswsmsn, " n Smith q Co.,
and The extessien Of the fsilesad sys-
tenn. Until some eighteen years ago be
erected q vast wsrehoa . ocmmsnsurste
with bis trade. His carts, carrying to
subscriber their food fer the mind.
scour the towa iuse ~ do those Of the
grocer and bAlkee carrying food for the
body. sndsvsry country neighborhocd
has its book club. which gsts boz
from Nude sncs week. By high
grade Of subscription you Can imnsdi-
a,ely secure copy Of . work. and Il II
js not Sin. thAy- CT il and -send u 10
YOU in the course Of . few hours.
Nudi4's most serious ceopstitors are
W II Smith & Co., whose railroed boob
stalls throughout EoglAnd aid Ireland
ecabls them to give great facilities for
. constant exchange Of books. There
are several large cissulatisG ibssEis4
in the west end Of Looeon, bat they
are very small potatoes . ssnpsrsd
with Nude end Smith.
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A liskls teSsss S6Ark ID allsool. at
Postsviile. in6. thst no knew gdod
way to kill babies, which vss BY
throwing then ont q . window, led
70 the Assevsty q : shild nsrdeso
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The Empscoe OF China i just now in
. seAodsE d16eaIty. Ysuae thosgh b
is. b. has already to msintsin some
seventy women in bic establishment
in various capacities. and, like every
other gentleman who has ladies under
his protection. the duty devolves upon
him of clothing them. This would Be
. comparatively easy task were the
seventy iais ones q . reasooabls turn
of mind. Bat, unhappily for the peace
Of the brother Of tAe Sun and Moon.
their extravaganza il pronounced to be
beyond oil bounds. Two hundred and
fifty thousand iasls. which il more than
one half Of the land tax Of the empire.
wee expended NJ year in silt, sA&ia,
gauze, velvet. nd snd gilt paper. snd
pearls. Il 10 said that one dress which
is in possession Ct sn Empress VA
covered last year with SEED pesrll
worked 10 so peculiar fashion - ia
have cost .. tabolous sum. With Re.
sptct To this robe there 10 trouble
ahead. The Empress 10 aged. though
the oftSa isu0x.- sRsAes dfss. accord
ing q. cadeon, Il u'ast 50 burned. sup
posiog it be in her possession ct the
time Of her demise. She refuses TO
part with it. ard the idea q this
wsssefulness. coupled with the pros
pect of increased extravsgsncs. in the
coming yeo, tfnuhlso the eWser Of The
ver&ilioh pencil sxcesdipely.
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NOTICE TO JOHN HILL.
UNITED oSASm Dmns1 LAND Ovylcx,
OL0gp1A, VAaGRpo1ca T11A11onyr< =
YSbeunsy NH, 1o41J


9 Ysbsaasy NH. 1oa1j
70 John Hilt q Ais legal representative:
Vou ARE REQUIRxD 10 TAXI NOTICE
i that Ne Hen. Oountm1ones Of the 0sno-
akxn1A o. bse l1g1e>9e tAls s6sss % esgisR .
&opeG - pOpoe ~ eolly anQ1siDe iuee
tAD&ue9 Uf The all6g1s1oo8 cent1tned d Govsrnl
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NJ elatms Hlht q Pc smpt1oa. e lcts and
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g yo1r 1a0 Aonea1oAA No. ~. msds Ocsober
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= osscla u. 1evssA1p . Nor4A. 1sndb tint,
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49, - saltavass ~ hnd = - fsEsA n ysur
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1oee ~ ee1eA q The Hoeesss sllseea q ths adS.
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80 - - - = TIT eGlce. N Olyupla, ". &.
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nang = 10 eslose 4. H.. Is which place asd dine
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-. T.. Os 6ay 81 yeaR abovo vriseoo.
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assss - 0oo91r Q. STUART. Rsesivsr
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NOTICE FOR PUBIlCArloN

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February Ssh. isoO.
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Fer Tie aslt doe = HpGlish history
. poles sgene ~ besa attached - the
PERFORMED oe hesovereiSn. and rooms
have bseu fitted up Tor him and bic
fsmily at Windsor Castle. The pAlAcss,
within and sithoat. have always bssa
guarded BY police. the military being
chiefly for oraamenk The new agent
viii always travel with the Qassu.
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When Mr. Fowler. Colonial Score
tary Of the Honduras, was recently
exploring the interior Of the celsny. he
wss overtaken By . drove Of psccsriss,
and had only time to take snap shot
at the first Of theo and scsanbl1 ~ >
tree. dropping bis rins il the perform
ance. before the whale peak vsss
sround his perch gnashing their teeth
ct him. grupting. and sharpening their
tusks against his tres. Now the pso.
cary 10 not only fs:ocious bat patient,
and rather than let N obiscs Of ~
anger escape viii wait about for days.
80 that the Secretary bad before him
only two .soursss-either 10 remain
where hs MAS until h. dropped down
among the svtne froa Shes9 exAauseioa
ana hunger, Of else % commit suicide
ct euos BY coming down 70 b eaten
there and thea. While he VS. in this
dilemma. Aewever. sjeesaf appeared.
This animal has { peculiar fsndness Tor
wild Desk ard tAe peoeAriss boltsA
heller sksltsr!s IT, j1snar Ne AFTER
then With Admirablo pfomptieede, and
the Secretary. finding the coast clear.
made hte esoopes
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Its Ingredients.

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11eisAsd that no imposition IL intended, We wiz
Rive the naAss Of all it, ingredients, by af6davit
1he shove o0sTs never made before BY tie pro.
peietos Of any other Family Medicine In the world.
Many testlmonials further information, and
full directions for using will be found in the pam.
phlet "Trcatise on Diseases Of the Blood" il
which each bottle scnsiosed Price per bottle con-
faining II ounces, ~ 10 so doses. Sold by dPu0
1lsts. d. RANSOM. Son Co.. Prop'Ys, Buffalo. ny
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f1teo nosaasd xSnion Dol7ays . are es,.,A.as.
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VIII cost - much more. Every RAHW ~ -.
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70 oy0oI ~ Soe . 0xno vulaes los - -
ol00. WooA tsaoes sooa aeeay. ~
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much niermas1oa sbeat new Fe1elae ~ ~
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lng uaeeer. es0 pesepail Soe - ssnaal u I.
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u IT, Asssriess ASvteshsrtss vim y -
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