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Connecticut western news., 1881-04-06
NOTICE.
Tax saiiecL v'a Notice

ALL PE siaOXr liable LJ pa, taxes lald c. sssessMeat ut $50, Ill t4Ie t"Hn oi >haroH, af, hereby notitioa [. aG viii aleet tnem at t.S Town Haii uil the Ii sI Ion iay ln April, to the purpose receiving said iaxes; alsu kAs, Sinle pace the ,irst aLonday eacn mont anrip. [ ,.e year, anu wIiI a.so meet them I;o nw.i .5el,!s ss Post Office Aprll 18th, iruu &D anili II a. .l., aH,, st tne LlIsworth poe ssts..ss..s.vsasls salne day, from l uEin 3 nI Gu snu,Al.sr hay lst, legal per cent an' travel ees sIii be add, q to all taxes Qnpail SwS8 EuGA.;I. is..ED, Cul ectur.
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-06
LYDIA E. PTNKHAM'S Vegetable Compound,
POSITIVE CURE FOR ALI FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

This preparation its narne signifies, consists of Vegetable Properties that arc harmless to the most delicate invalid. Upon ono trial the merits of this Compound will be recognized, relief is i1nn1etnte and when its use is continued in ninety nina cases in a hundred, positive and perrnancn6 cure fs effected as thousands will testify. On account of it's proven merits, it is to-cay recommended and pre- scribed by the best physicians in the country.
 It will cur entirely tho worst form offalng of the uterus Leucorrhoea, Irregular ana Painful Menst1u at;on all Ovarian Troubles fnfamation and Ulcera- ton, FloodinCs, GNDsplaccnenssaud ud the consequent spinal weakness, and is especially adapted to the Change Of Life It will dissolve and expen ts,rnors from the uterus in an carry stace of development The tendency Generous Hanlors there is checked very speedily by itsuse
 In fact it has proved to be the greatest and best remedy that has ever been discovered. It per. meates every portion Of the system, andgives new life and vigcr 1t removes falntness, fatuency do- stroys all craving for stirnulants, and relieves weak ness of the stomach.
 It cures Eloat.ng, Headaches, Nervous rrostra toa, General Debility, cIeeplccsness, Depression end lndigestion That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight and baekache, is always permanently cured by it's use It will at all tes and under all circumstances, act in harmony with the law thas governs the female system.
 For Kidney Complaints Of eithsr sex this eoEA- pound is unsurpassed.
 lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound prepared at ass and &56 Western Ave. Lynn, ,Maaa PRICE, S1.CO Six Bossles for $5.Oa
 Sent byman In the form Of pills, also in the form of LozenGes. onreceipt of price, S109 per box, for sjther
 Mrs. PnIKEAM freely answers all letters Of inquiry Send foz pamphlet Address as above &estioN this paper
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-06
For Sale.

AOABINET ORGAN with three Stops an6 Trsmulo. Nea ly new of Mason x Hamlil make. Call or enquire of Rev. Chas \. Fitch s'Oream Hill," residence Thso. s. Gold. &
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-06

STEAMER RR1DGEt0RT.
 CAPT OEAs. WEEKS. CHEAPEST ROUTE TO NEW xcn2 VIII leavo Bridgeport every night tse sasdAB excepteu), nom Steamboat Ds,A. st t3 o'clock. arriving in New YeRk akeWe o'clock next mernlng. Returning, will leave New York every nsor~tag Sunday excepted), from Pier as xs1 River, foot of Catherine-st, q II ss. Frsiehts received and way-billed threaAk e all stations on tho Housatanis rai!rCsd d vsry low rates. Tickets can he rurehaseA through to New York less than by ail fasa. road, and baggage checked tsToaah from all trains
 r. s. The evening Milk train on tac Naaap atomic railroad connects RiSa the se~aRe CT Bridgeport.
 JOHN R. SU8RELR.
 Sueeris s.aAssa.
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-06
Profit, s1.soo.

'To sum it up. six long years of bedridden sickness costing $200 per year. total $l POD = all of this expense was stopped by three bot. ties of Hop Btters. taken by my wife. She has done her own homework for year since, withoutths loss of day, and want every body to know it, for their benefit. "-N. E Farmer.
 cannot say too much in favor of your dyspepsia remedy, DRV.G am now using it with the best results; can eat any thing and it does uot dstress me.
 . Truly yours.
 Fl. J Wattles, North avenue.
 Rochester, N Y, Guaranteed by ali druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-06
OONN. WESTERN RAILROAD.

CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD.
 Commenting JuAe IS, ilao
 GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE cAxAAM. 12.&o .. III. Connecting from Pittstsld, st ASar lerton flor pous hkeepsie, Rhine, eek AnA
 for Iishkiu.
 Leaves salisbury at l2.Ss and LAAsvass ct l.02 P. rn.
 S.sS p. n. Connecting from Pittsfeld. AM
 lertoh for New iork. arris ms tG. .is p. a.
 Leaves salisbury at l.2U and Laksvk
 at 4.26 D. M.
 e.A6 P. m. SonhectsaAg from Pittsdeld. At Msa.
 ltftoi with Express tor Albany and saa
 West.
 Leaves Salisbury M Y.U3 and LaAsvssix
 at 7.01 b. n.
 A.S0 P. m. Milk Tram, contracting Ut Nlhsstaa
 for New York arriving at I2.20 a.yn. hNsa
 Sundays only.
 GOING EAs- TRArSs LEAVE oANAAH S.1e .. n. Leaves Miilerton at 6.Ou 6. m.. IAhs,
 vIis 6. 40 anu SaiisbuIy at T.U9 k. n. s.S2 a. HA. Connecting al Ninsted for WsNu
 bury and Bridgeport. At simsbusy ica
 New Haven, arriving at l.36 p. ns.--sav~
 ing 10 mics distance over any e%hss
 route, toi MestheiQ, Northampton, w.
 hamsbufgh and iioiyoke. st HartHsr1
 with LXpIsss iol spr.ngtio and koessAs
 anu all points North ana Eust; sryivtS&
 tn Boston at 4.20 P. m.; slss for NisSe
 
 York.
 Leaves Milerton at s.5v, LakSyilia e.As
 Salisbury 9.ll N. m. ". S.eSP. m. Connecting flpn Albany. Al Winap
 ted for Waterbury and bridgeport. A SNnsbury for New haveR, Mssthela. keA- yoke and Northampton. At hartfssd aw &i!limantie, New London, hsv IseA Boston, and 5ayLroak. wis. c, '. n. q Leaves Milierton at 2.l5, LaksvAlie 10s. Salisbury 2.3o p. n. C. 15 p. n, Leaves Miiertcn at I.Se, Lahsyis3s S.4S, salisbury 7.63 P. pn., t0r WiHsAeA. PAssenEers ieavS New yoEk st AAQ ?. mA connect witL thls train. 600 .. ua. tMohday mornings Only.l Leevsw Milerton at 6.l6 8. m., c,RanssetnR e Canaan with HousatDGi train noSta A Pine Meadow for Nuw Haven, arIvAGE aA 9.l5 q. ni., and for New iork. Al taskA, bury fer Westteld and Nor tbaniptea. AaA arriving ip Hartford at 5.Si .. m. For time at way stations and coaasessotm @ posters. WALTER pEARCE, J.F. y0RmA GenT Takst Agent. Snpsr.rtess1as4
Connecticut western news., 1881-04-06
Dissolution 0f Partner
 ship

Notice. l., hereby givtu, tha, the firm or a c. Woodward & So;i, as her-toIore organize for the pt.rp,se of C .rry ins on the business oi general sr,.s sschandisilg aYd trade, ln the iowl: 5s sin4ru LItchtield D., ,Jonnec' lcut. is thls day ilssDiyed py autu4i c. nscnt, Abel l.. Wp,.iy.s.i rssi ms fru.l saih firm All per soa.s iii Ieutsi .o aooye tlfn sls r"questsd t'' na U iIn :eiiate payment to Abel Ss'odw"rd
 ABaL c. HO)DwAtD, {
 A3EL ,,uJEAAED.
 Dated Feb. 2sst 1881
 The afores4i,t uus..,ess from the date hereof vii! pe c,,ifducttt rargtci oti bJ tlo uhdsr- sS :lr,I juaIor IttTtder "t tsie tate nrta oi d. L. Nunis.r & iut ABEL WUUDN kD Uats. ..uruary 3lst, 1851, 6S3I
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-06-11
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:, ,aehH ,Cm, 9YIS NV ofV TH
Miss Rramlett's dress pocket was
placed there byeme;egr ratherjtwas1
left there bye mist AXE when ,41e55 YES
lt5prned this. .dress,nI 1t was Yrittee91
:65 ME IBQYleffand &asbladdpfsAdI
tome, ihsteadlQf Miss Bsy9mlett iasI
was be &eved by the detectives.
h Il hhL mstFget mg maid toide1
liver, Wis G9mmBnicakiop inGpf y9prI
hands when Is GegEt "opens sin The
morning. and I spost humblK askH
you to read it to the courtrand jury
in order that ali. suspicion Of Mss
Bramlett's guilt may be. remoSSdbI
| am sorry that this. il all the ,reRa-
ration L can make for the great
wrongs !. have done TO ,tRaBsti4napgp1V I
cent giri:li1c lls Al. y, /, .aodiiw d
WithadfqA lkaoYledge i0f the
fact thaS4 ,shall!sopp RtanabPeforIer
my rsahtGreatebutl i declare dR9
| foregoing statement o9be tfuesvi1s
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aaiT1is a'iT1ske the. jgFy tora raopo VI,
,, Sherilf, and let theN make y r ,tsaneir,
! verdict a1I return itjipto court as
hsoon,as possible" ST I'd H>poa 9l41
Az last the jury came. yiUu With
Crdok w9Qdll lleading the sgsp, while
lhe held (Ae papers. in his hapd,a baa
|, ";Aavsdyouagreed on a oYerdicH
EgentISmape" lii a.ia lilo VI,
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I8aiq Crpokwood, las be wiped the.
tKRferI fFRsKhisEeyAssWitA t4eltaB Of
thI4 GoaIM e 1I1.b $4! ;sGj 9gitsI
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the verdict 1AtgAa baJsNehapEsd as
to coripty Ei5A l4edssuahl legaa faFp;
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CHAPTER K,KsXfNIH, .sahi7
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-06-11
..:Ague Cure

. ..'?5.Agu0 !. Cure
Is a purely vegetable bitter and power;
flli tonic, and is warranted speedy. and
certain cure for Fever and AgNe, Chills
ami Fever, Intermittent or Chill Fe-
yer, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Or bilious Fever, and all
malarial disorders. In maslnatic dis
tricts, tho rapid pNlse, ooatedtongHn, Thirst,
lassitude, loss of appetite, pain in the. back,
and loins, and coldhess d the spine and
: s1&tsnitiesj arc only ipremonitiuns u
severer symptoms, which terminate in tho
a9us paroxvsm. snr"andAd nv hioh fBEtr
and profas9 pUrsplfati0n, -.t.r j .b5.F
1t is startling fact, that qliinine, arse
mic and other poisonous minerals, form tho
basis Of most of the Fever and Ague
Preparations" Specifics" SyWps," and
"Tonics" in the market. The prepare
'tions made from these mineral r6iSons,
. although they arc palatable, and may
=, break the chill, do not cure, but leave the
Inalarial and their own drug poison lH
the system, rFodpGhig qqinisnh. dizziness,
ringing in the ears, headache, vertigo, and
sther disorders moro formidable than'tlIo
disease they were intended to cure.
AYERS AGI'E CURE thoroughly eradiGatcS
these LloXiOus poisoAss from the SYSTEM
and always cfFfs tho severest cases, 1t
contains no quininC, mineral, or any tDmg
that eolhl tfnjhSei the most dGlicahs hiAs
tient; 'aIAl. its ,GgQwIing eXcellence, above
its certainty, to cure, is flat it leaves 't'in
fSytsten as flee from disease as batare fhc
attack. nisr..ra z~att. AJrc, rus
For Liivoir iit1i COMPLAINTS, Av47:fh'ss" At633t'H
CURE, BY direct action on the liver and
ddtaty apRaf04sF, 7bkeS gnt ,tte p'tS9Ps
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NHApVER KXYMIIT

CHAPTER K.XsXsNIH, adm
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-02-05

Census Burean, has given in adj
vance OF official reports some gen
efal facts showing the extraordil.
airy growth OF the West. The
statistics are as yet confined to It's
agriculture, but when completed
they will, no doubt, show an equal
development OF it's other industries.
The ten States that constitute what
is know the world ever as the
Great West are Ohio, Indiana, H.
nois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri,
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and Min
nesota. A wilderness beyond the
reach or civilization seventy years
ago, they now contain a thriving
population of 17.280,2l4, whose
aggregate wealth is figured at SILL
100000, ,0O0, and the annual value OF
their farm produce alone amounts
10 81 500, ,o0O,oO Going back to
the recent date Of 1860, we tinh The
population of that region some
thing Owe 5000, 900. and its acgre-
gate wealth, which had more than
trlpled in the preceding ten years,
about $3.50, ,0Co, 900. Since tha.
time the population has nearly
doubled. One OF the most remark
able things about this growth is it's
entireIy normal and healthy charar-
ter and il is all dislinctisely An
erlcan. y map that should show
the character ni the population and
the effects Of the mingiing Of the
various strains, from Great Britain,
rom Germany, from the northern
and southern lands Of Europe, and
from the Atlantic States, would br
a picturesque and instructive work
In it we should See the original
colors blending and toning down
until that strange comniny!ing was
produced, which constitutes the
American Of the Great West. The
strides in wealth OF tie Western
States, measured by millions, ac-
coriing 10 their assessed value, are
irosn 879 in 1852 to +,6fs Ia 1850,
1929 in 1879 and 5,492 IN I55o.
Their cal wealth j. .loable thi {
last amo"n'. aud they stand now AZ
the mead oi the column OF States.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-02-05

er motives TO every one we may
come in contact with.
1t il not decent tor one 10 fppro-
pirate another's pecuniary means
for his own gratitication.
1t Is not decent for young peo, le
To show no respect to the aged.
1t is not decent 10 be pralsino
yourself too mach.
1t Is no decent to keep yourself
as n show tor others 10 look al.
1t IS not decent in persons going
to places of amusement TO ineom
mode others in various ways.
ltI not decent TO spend your
money IN foolisaness, when you
have debts that ought to be paid.
1t is not decent TO siarye yonr
family by spending your money for
liquor.
1t is no decent TO cheat your
neIghbor because you haye a hltle
more knowledge than he is posses
sed Of.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-02-05

THE SoUARE MAS.-The square
man IN eazzures the same each Hay,
and haint got 10 wainuy edges nor
shaky lumber II kim. lie is tree
from knots AMI sap, and wont
wsip. He tx klear stuff, and ]
don't care what yu WORK hin mp in
TO he wont swell, ana he wont
shrink. He IL amnogs, men what
eood.kil dried boarl, Z asnuligs' car
penle ers, he wont season krack. 1t
dom, make emmy difference which
side ov hlm yu cum up 10, he il the
Be me bigness each way. and the
only "ay tew get at HIN, emmy hos,
IL to face HIM. He knows he IL
SOU are, and never spends emmy time
trieing TO prove it. The square
man IL one ov the best Snapped
men the world has ever produced,
he IL one ov them kind ov ahunks
that kant alter lew fit 3 spot, but yu
must alter the spot tew fit him
[Josh Billings.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-02-05

NoTnINa is more easy than to
get rich. It is only to trust nobody
Ito befriend none-gct everything
and save all yoa get-stint your
selves and everybody belonging to
us--to be the friend of no mar and
have no man for our friend-heap
interest upon interest, cent upon
cent-be mean, miserable, and de-
spised tor twenty or thirty years
and riches will come, as sure as
disease and disappointment. And
when pretty nearly enough wealth
is collected by disregard OF all
the charities of the human heart,
and at the expense of every enjoy.
ment save that Of walIowing in
filthy meanness- -dea th comes 10
nnish the work, the body is buried
in hole, and the heirs quarrel over
1t, and the spiri. goes-where
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-02-05
REEARKaRLE ENDURANCE,
THE KIND OF STUFF LAKE SUPERIOR
WouEN ARE MADE ,oF

Mr. Geo. Stark, government far
meT ON the Red Cliff Iudian Reser.
vatlon Informs Us OF 4 wonderful
feat performed by al cd halr-breed
woman Of Buffalo Bay. Mrs.
ArtiSha, The woman IN question, is
se' enty years old. IN company
with her little girl, aged eigE:
Years, She arrived at Buffalo Bav
last Tuesday noon, having walked
all The way from Superior OH snow
shoes. The direct distance is
seventy Ave or eighty miles, bnt to
walk 1t through the woods at ihis
season, when there is no trail, re
4a're~ uamp oi fully one hundred
miles. The old woman was ten
days on the road, the snow being
80 deep tovtr two tretl ana go
light that snow-sioeing was almost
| impossible. She was out in all the
| severe storms and terrible cold
weather OF Monday and Tuesday
succeeding Christmas. She packed
blankets and tooG upon her back,
an4 ut Times was obliged to carr,
the chiid. .;seems handy possIbie
that amy woman could endure what
she n'lnrrd and yel >i.e seemed
not seriously Injured by ,he expo
sHr@. Considering the d stance, ,lhe
'"'en Z cold--th!r,y degrees below
zero at ;unes--;he dee, SNOW, the
rough c"nttry, Tire '!u, ,aIion OF ex
p)snre, aud, more lhai all, the 40
ut"n'a age, we thInk Mrs. AIti>ha
should have the belt Ia. field
Press.
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