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Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26
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A few weeks ago the Mayor of Phil adelphia, a man who during his admin istration has, it is sad, commanded the respect of all parties, by his earnest effort to root out corruption and fraud from the municipal government, paid a visit of inspection, with some other high officials, to the House of Refuge in that city.
 The gentlemen each made the ex- pected address te the children, and the usual amount of lifeless platitudes were talked, recommending the boys and girls, in a vague way, to be virtuous if they would be happy; to which the young people, each of whom had al- ready made false start in life, listened with complacent indifference.
 The Mayor began to talk to them in the same way, when sudden thought seemed to come to him, his voice changed, and leaning forward, he sad
 "I have something to tell you, boys. There's little fellow down there who looks just about the way looked when Twas ten years old. I had just about as much money ill my pocket as he has, and I don't believe he has cent I was us poor boy as there was in Phil adelphia but I made up my mind to work, and I did work
 "My father died, and my mother and sister and hadn't roof to cover us. I started out and got work, and when I was fifteen earned dollar week and slept under counter.
 "But stuck to work and learned @ trade. When was twenty-one I fell in love with nice girl, and made up my mind to marry her. I had six dollars 8 week, and she earned three, by her needle; so we put the six and the three together, and were married, and after that set up little shop. She cooked the oysters that we sold, and I made the ice-cream, and so we worked along.
 eff have had any success in life, then or since, it has beon through doing honest work and sticking at it, all the | time,"
 The little lmpromptu sermon, coming straight from the mans heart, touched the children deeply. Many boy who had begun his career as 8 thief and rutfian, no doubt felt that he wanted to try and follow the good May ors foot steps hereafter. The simple, true story deserves a wider audience than that to | which if WAS fold
 A MAN was saving wood recently in a back yard. He severed two sticks as thick as your wrist and then went into the house. Mary" said he to his wife, "my country needs me; there's no use of talking we've got just to slaughter all these Iniuns; no true patriot can be expected to hang around a wood-pile these days" "John," said his wife, eff you fight Injuns as well as you saw wood and support you1 family, it would take no like you to capture one squaw, and you'd have tc catch her when she had the ague and throw pepper in her eyes," John went back to the woodpile.
 A VAST deal of money has been made
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26

A PENA1rY.-Thet twenty members of an Illinois total abstinence society de- posit $200 each, to be forfeited to the resS in case of being caught at breaking the pledoe
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26

Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry always at hand. Itcures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, Influenza, Consumption, and all Throat and Lung Complaints. 50 cents and $1 bottle.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26
IPottstown Daily Ledger. 1

A M1cH1eAN journal relates the follow, in: Amos James, Esq. proprietor of tEe Huron House, Port Huron. Mich suffered so badly with Rheumatism that he was unable to raise bis arm for three months. Five bottles of St. Jacobs Oil cured him en tirely.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26

EXTRACT from letter from Angelina "Dear Henry, you ask if I return your love. Yes, Henry, I have no use for it, and return with many thanks. By by, Henry"
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26

THE OLD SAYING, Proposition is the life of business" has not been sustained Tn one instance, at least. Since the in troduction of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup all other cough remedies have been dead stock and the vendors are in despair.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26

L1BERAL.-Sir Nathaniel Rothschild has again returned twenty per cent, of the half-yearly rents to his numerous tenants in Bucks.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26

CAROLINE, a natural hair restorer and dress ing, as now improved and perfected is pro nounced by competent authority to be the hest article ever invented to restore the vitality of youth to diseased and faded hair. Try it.. Sold by all druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26
Lo Gnns11s nffica furnishes fha

The Census office furnishes the follow ing statement of the population of the towns and cities of the United States having population of 10, 900 and less than 30, 900, according to the United C4o4ou oaDcus If 1SS0.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depression of Spirits and General Debility in the various forms also as preventive against Fever and Ague, and other Intermttent Fevers. tho Ferro- Ph0s pb o. rated Eltxir of Gal lisaya,' made by. Oaswell, Hazard Co., New York, and eold by all druggists, ia the best tonic ; and for patients rec verDg from Fever or other sickness, 1t has no equal.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26

Pure Cod Liver uII made from selected livers on the sea-shore, by CAswELL, HAZARD Co. New York. Il absolutely and sweet. Patients who havo it prefer 1t to all others PhysiSians have decided it superior to any or the other ois in ,,,nr at
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26

FoR SPECIAL RATES for advertising in this paper apply to tine publisher of the paper. U5
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26

A VAST deal of money has been made by speculation of late, and great deal more has been made by the same word without the 8.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26
OUR LARGE TOWNS.

Population of Towns and Cities hav- ing Over Ten Thousand and Less than Thirty Thousand.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26

file in the superior court at New Haven.
 NEW HAVEN records 1, 745 births, 1, 154 deaths and 563 marriages the past year.
 THE churches in Hartford have taken up the temperance work which has been languishing in the hands of the reform club, and the ministers are speaking in favor of 1t.
 THE Capital City Electric Light Com pany, the Williams Memorial Institute of New London, with capital o1 $200, ,OOO, and the Smith Memorial Home of New London, with capital of $175,- GOO, have applied for charters.
 B. c. PINNEY having bought of the Holland savings bank the old Hollow privilege at Stafford Hollow, the best water privilege in Stafford, which has been in disuse for long time, will probably soon put it in trim and start some manufacturing enterprise.
 IT IS told of Hartford speculatol that some time ago, hearing that Van derbilt was going to lease the Canads Southern Railroad, he bought 100 shares at 76. But the stock fell to 66, at whicl price he sold out, and proceeded to make up his loss by selling another 100 shares SuOIO "O OO. 4uSu Illo pI1C0 rose and he had to buy in at 89 to cover his "shorts at 66, losing $2,3Oo on tha and $3, 300 altogether.
 | RHODE ISLAND.
 Gov. LITTLEFIELD in his annua message, says the State debt is $1, ,697, BOA, decrease during the past year o $154, 558. The Governor calls attention to the unsatisfactory condition of tn, insolvency laws, and recommend woman suffrage on school questions.
 Bur 634 tramps applied to the au thorities at Providence last year g. against 1,143 in 1879, and the expense for outdoor relief decreased from $7, 33; to $4, ,736. The woodward, where thu tramps are sent, is supposed to hav' much to do with this encouraging stat' of affairs.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-26


 The Austrian Bark Barone Vrauy- czany, Captain Cosulich, from Leith January 18th for New York, has been totally wrecked off Kessingland, Suffolk Only one man of all on board was saved. The Albanian League has adopted scheme for the autonomy of Albania. By the explosion of boiler, on Thursday, at Dewsbury, York County, West Riding, eleven persons were killed and sixteen injured.
 The Peruvians have been defeated and driven from the town of Chorillos, near Lima, with great loss. The Chilian force near Lima consists of 30, 900 men. The Peruvians have 10000 men in that city.
 Bolton (England) cotton masters who own nearly three. .fourths of the spindles of that place will close their mills if the demand of the operatives for five per cent. advance of wages is not withdrawn before the end of next week. The dispute affects 15, GOO oper- atives.
 One of the mines at Redruth, in Cornwall, was suddenly flooded Thursday, and eight persons were drowned.
 A French vessel has sunk of Great Yarmouth, England, with the loss oi twenty lives brig has stranded al Gorleston with the loss of eight lives, and bark has been wrecked on the Suffolk coast with the loss of ten lives. Ut is estimated that $10, 900, ,000 will scarcely cover the damage done in 9agland by the storm. Hundreds oi poor families were made homeless, the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

had been holding IN earnest colloquy
far the pas' five minutes.
"My guardian had f.rbidtlen Mr..
k-nda:i the house; aud the latter
seat me message requesting a secre.
Interview in the garden. The message
mi c ,rried- p-rhaIss ini+rcepts d-a, 4
VoIn-y - Mr.. Kendall / m-an-not
fin:i"g me at the place sp.r.in.-J. in
returning over the wall. accidentally
let tall the pistol which he carried tor
prot-ctInn 10 case he encountered a
certain E%rs'n who was his deadly foe,
and " ho always went srm,d 4"
Herr she cast a whitening glance at
jonas We.l.'ck, Who Was careful not
To meet IL.
Tie verdict If the jury was that
The 'i,c-a>-d had Come 10 Iii. death
tr"in l'ui."n admins errd nv his oxn
hand. aud V"I"ey Kendall wen,
forth a free man. Kate Dunseth,.
fortune VA, irrririrvabIv !n-, hut !,
WAS MT FIR that V"Iney hal s..uyh,
her l"ve; aud he wa- a proud mar.
the day i,e kri her To the altar, a, IN.
Thought that IL Was h. rel AMI not he,
wealth that he hal w.-sd
jonas W~nl.ck never sued for the
INSURANCE money
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TRt'-TEE'SSNLE

Whereas. Wir,n Pr,re and Svah Price, Nj.
VT. Nv III " q 'ss at trust d'is.i I.-.. 1T. Is.
I and Recorded W. 'he{~uri"r~ office of P.ur
~"uP'y sfa - al NI-sssn'I IN mortgage AID tru-i
si.ed record .. p,y 5ti 0" 5t5 ronv-. 81 %
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vu:
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- tho 'svm"o' a. said 's, wh.r due. upon re-
iu~>' Of tho Il z holder OF said note.
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vh.r~ss th~ -.it p,ni u Cha - ss---uf trnn.
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W q. GUNNER.
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Henry G. Vennor. the Canadian
weather prophet, has endeavored Il
explain the true "system" Of fnretell
ing the weather. He says it will NO,
do to rely upon Gypsies. Indians o.
wild animals. for they OTTER err. and
that dependence can alone be placed
upon intelligent, educated reas ming
and deduction. based upon the expert
ence gathered during q heightened
period (some years) Of active outdoor
life and 81 zee observation, and, added
to this. m extensive knowledge of the
weather changes generally (from news
papers or telegrsm.) throughout the
North American continent and por.
tions of Europe. both Of TO-DAY and
the past. ouch requirements, he SAYS.
impossih!e If atisiument until. as i,
we're. yesterday. may be reached TO-
dav. when oil classes Of the people
daily have placed in their hsnds, or
within their easy reach. the cable and
wire dispatches IF the world in which
10 weather has now generally . place.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

Ella Higgins. the young dsughte,
OF pt'or miner at Dunnnre. Pa, de-
sired {" dress as well as her compan.
ions at a forthcoming party. and there
fore purchased some fneries ut a store.
saying that they were fur the wife nf a
neishbor. Who would pay for them.
lhe merchant, on ascertsining how he
had been tricked. made arrangements
to have the girl arrested. When the
officer went to get her. she was found
hanging to beam in the garnet of her
hOma
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

two years If aga. We III i"'t u.e tn
associate nth David Il. Lx ke-ihar'.
his real Name. You know. Lcke MAS
u ivp--snaicher. Ia h~yin With. but he
tS'k The place "f Charles F. Browne.
wh" got "n = drunk, ~ ri'y editor oi
the r"ls-d. Blade. Locke went up
fast ~ the Crossroads Man." aud
nov owns the sheet"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

1t lie announced that the exhnria
tio"s "f q by preacher have awak
ened the t"~n Of Merider. in the stat,
Of Cnnecticu', fr.'m its spiritual l-th
ergv; great revival of religion j,
under wsy. and between two hundred
and three hundred sinners have al
ready i'een converted. This is p,nsl
news il the religi"n is Of the right
s'rt. and the converts are really and
permanently turned from the wav.
Of sin tn the ways OF rightes .ness.
Although there are many l.ious peo-
pie 10 Meri,len who assemble or Sun.
day ]" 6"e and co-tly churches. it lie
putting it milky to cav that the town
has heretofore h-en noted for its brit.
tsnis ware aud Yankee clicks rather
than f'r its piety. After the revival
is over. and the boy preacher has gone
his way. it viii be interesting to OBJ
serve the subsequent Developments in
MeriJen.
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uKi.E. 80 FERTILIZATION.


toJ>Ty - iErris
In th- rtrui 81 Y. tti- county, a., uri m
:~'atI"u. ~. nh-s q. IsS' M,rtra 4. L,th
rope. plaintiff, Vs. Washington L. L-.throp. de-
tus!art.
N"~ 1T this day comes the paint n Ly her at.
t"r'Hy AMI ] h"r ~ tItIut, and .,fh E,v't tn,
sts. 10 an.sar> M the sirf-nc,nt - - 3onr ~
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's'.n cotfs uc~st n>t Inn, by rlaintlff il this
ruurt- TN. :. nerai narur- ard Obi 81. fwhrh j.
Tint Il,i, TIT may obtain dINotc.. from
ant. aud t.r,t the bombs .f % 10 rinony now n
'-t'n' i.tve"n plaIntif aud d. snd,nt may In,
dissolved mud that unI - he, q. t.nsant. bs and
appear at thu next May t.rn If m = rotirt h.
'-sin ant hot,su st thu rou hrt-s.. in :h~ c,fy
- S-dal -. y ttI- county, Ms our. an the fr,t
N.'n'isy ~ M,v next. ant ~ crb for the sixth
'isy IA. r"os. 90 the term -ha. =, hong c.n,inn~
snd urot then b f"r,. sh. ~ni of tho Q. r,ul An
ab-a. ih'- pt,'nff petition, the same viii ~
'ss'n ~ confessed against Inn, ami styn,ent
r.nds r q srr"r.tIrg'y IL j. as. o-i.r, a ttst :.
opv b. r-of b pshi shed VA th.. .daIIa R.z.,o y
n.w-pa;ef printed ani pu'ii-nsd IN PsuI~r unity,
Missouri. >sfi publication to be- nc J. at four
49,. ~ -Ecs-. --rvsv O. . best n-~riou tho reef
b ~ I.-,-t ur = ~ fore th. first day of
'h. n~xr My term of thi~ count.
Attest: a. H. INGRAM Clerk
u 81. Jackson. H. G.
u. ". bet. plstnfiri'> attorney. l-i-x4ts
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GEi.YE-pAy. THE I,rh NY of Isyr Ey


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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

The arrest Of desl'eradoes nv sher
ids p''sse in the southwest usual,
neceseitate. two fi,hts-one with The
outlaws and then one with a mob OF
Iy"ches. This was illustrated, q few
days ago. at Shrinking Springs. New
Mexico. Billy Smith gang were sur.
rounded in . ranchman;s hut and two
OF their number killed before a can
ture was effected. When the prison.
ers we're put "n u railroad train fnr re.
movsI. q multitude undertook to take
them out aud hang them. The
caP'ives jined with the cap
to's in q lively contest. and the lynch
en were beaten With one killed and
several wounded.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice l. h-r'hv gwen, rhst L.,r.E- IL sirnInis.
frsriop an h. state of hpps- CIiirr-st 49, lie
res-~d S-r- g-s.r-i ro the M ,u@si, s-u a..
dsv ut I'ausrv. is>t. ~ Tie pr"''s1~ euust 81
P.-ffis county. Missouri Az .. r-..a- h.siu..
C aim. a.si,-t -stt ~-tst- are qr'rsi 9" s,y'
shs'is nv silow q. tn sStu I'>frs'sr. uItttn
mo var .fs r ~. i,i. ~ 49, ."'i-r-. ,h-.
0ssv h pr.ciut. fr.s'n n u.tif 80
snd ~ -'s-u II, M -. u.st 81 stet wubfn tao
YEAR from ihs-ds'- - r's'- pu.scsti ,h-y -'s
- fsr~ver ",rr T,s'. Arr tsy tianusry ISL
IME-v ..Eii.N. ,dmni.,,.,o,.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

The San francisco Chronicle, CON-
menting on . cpId-blOoded murder,
Gays 1t Is the twenty-seventh commit.
ted 10 that city in fifteen months, and
not one of The mur.ierers has been
punished BY law. Only one has beer,
banged. and he was a Chinaman. WIN
tisl the moose for himself in hi, cell
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

A hollow tree IN southern G. ,lifar
MIA has been converted into a dwelling
D"rs and windows have been put IT,
AID q 'ors built for eight stories, the
entrance to them bling made bv mean.
OF a :a'l'ier. Outside the topmos,
room Is small b.lcony, shaded bv
the foliage Of the tree.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

Adam Fus~paugh, whose testimony
must be deemed conclusive unless am.
pie rebuttiny evidence Is offered. say.
that Boston is the best circus city in
the c"un'ry. Boston is yet to BE-
heard in her own defence.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

D'pu,y Sheriff Kirby. at St Louis,
had been outsp'ken in his d. e .nce o'
masked burglars. aud. apparently i,
acceptance Of his challenge. a part,
entered his house at ni.ht, chlmo
formed him. b .und AMI gagged hi
wife. aud deliberately ransacked the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

Tbs Kansas newspapers declare tha
. physician Of L. Cvgne. in thai
state. narrowly escaped Iynching. b.
cause he invented q compound thai
would Instantly s"b r drunken man
Public sentiment was against anythin.
that tended to cau.e a waste Of LIQUOR
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

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cents. by DR. L. WHrTT.E2, 6i- s
charles Street. ST. Louis. No. the eves
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

The congrr Cation owning the Park.
er memorial chapel in Bst"n, which
cost S1IO. 900. has voted 10 81 II it to
Lease B. Rich, q l-ading SpirituaIisr.
for $4,000. The reason given is the
rapid multiplication Of Unitarian
churches in that CITY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

Seventeen women Of Star City. Ind.
are being prosecuted for entering the
only saloon in town, emptying the
liqrpr cask-, breaking the glassware.
and cutting up the pool table with an