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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-23

A correspondent of the Honesdale Citizen
tells the follwing story:
A queer specimen of the human kind
CHANGED to meet the other day, ,'about whom
have head many strange and almost incred-
ible tales. He lives on abe York State side of
the Delaware, back in dismal part of Co.
chection township, known as Tamerack
swamp; hence his name, "The Old lamar
acker." In size he is small in years is about
tifty-five; his hair and eyes are black, and
his general appearance is indicative of fierce
and canibal-like nature. He devours with
relish, horse, dog, cat, and most all other
kinds of flesh that are considered by civilized
man as unfit for food. The valuable horse
stolen from the Harrison House stables in
Carbondale, some years ago, it is reported
was served upon his table Those who are
curious to know more of our Tamerack
friend, can obtain further particulars by ma
king personal visit at his new abode.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-23

The Sugar Creek Mills are now turning out the
best of flour, meal md feed Our " new process"
buckwheat flour is hard to beat. All orders left az
mill or sent through post Office will receive prompt
attention. w. N FOSTER.
Oct. 27, 1881
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-23

Frazer Axle Grease.-One trial will convince you
that it is the best. Ask your dealer for the Frazer
Axle Grease, and take no other. Every box has
our trade mark on.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-23
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Two dwelling houses in the First Ward
lot rent. O. ID. KINNEY.
Rooms suitable for small family to let, in centre
Of town. Enquire at this Office
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-23

Prof DANEELLE, organized his classes on
Thursday, with tlattering encouragement
and will give the first lesson of the course this
wednesday p. M, (1hursday being Thanks
gtutng) and after this week the lesson will
be on Thursday until a change can be made
with Emira for Friday. Ladies and children
who can attend best at that hour will receive
their lesson at O'Clock, p, m; ; and those who
can attend best in the evening will receive
their lesson at o'clock, and gentlemen at s
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09
livery Number COmDlG'p in Itself!
THE SUN FOR 1881.

Everybody reaos THE SUN. In the editions O l this newspaper throughout the year to come everybody viii find:
 I. All he worlds news. so presented that the reader will get the greatest amount of informatos with the least unproftab'e expenditure of slmt and eye-sight, THE SUN long ago discovered the satisfactory br;vity.
 II. Much of that sort of news which depends less upon it's recognized importane. thsu upon it interest to mankind. From uOrliug to morning TIE SUN prii ta a continu q story of the lives oi real men and women, and of their deeds. plans, owes, hates, and t2anb es. This story is nor. was ever devised.
 III. Good writing in every column, and fresh ness, originality accuracy, and decolum in tn, treatment of every subject.
 W. Honest comment THE SUN's habit fig to speak out fearlessiy about men and things.
 S Equal eandor in de aIing with each politica Draise woity or to rebuke what Is bamable in Democrat or Republican.
 Absolute independence of partisan arganiza- tions. but unwavering loyalty to trae Democratic D inciples The SUN bereves that the Government which the Co stitu'ion gives us is 8 good ore to keep. Its notion cf daty s to resist to IS utmost power the tfiOrss of meu in the RepUb ican party to set up anoIher fo m of poveri ment in place of that which exists. he year 1881 aLd the years immediately following Will probably decide this supremacy important contest ThE SUN believes that the victory will be with the p"ople as againsr he Rings for monopoly, the Rings for p under, and the Rings for imperial power.
 Our terms follows:
 For the i'&ily SUN, a ur-page sheet of twenty light columns, the price by mall, post paid. is 55 sunday paper. an eght-page sheet of f1fty-six col umes the pr'ce ls 65 cents month, or $7.7O q year postage paid,
 The Sunday edition of THE SUN is also furnished separately at 1.2O year. postage paid.
 The price of the Weekly SUN. eight pages fifty six columns, is S1 a Vt ar, postage paid. For clubs of ten sendlLg S1O we will send extra copy free, Address l, W. ENGLAND. 6w24 Publisher of THE SHN. New York City.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09
A Public Dufv-

We are not in the habit of pufing any sor of patent medicines in our columns. for tht business of newspaper is to let people know what is going on in the world and no. to lend aid to what may be an imposition, bns we happen to know Dr. David Kenned, of Rondout. N. Y, and caa personally testif, % the excellence of the medicine which thu doctor calls "Favorite Remedy" And if {. word Of ours will persuade anybody to use it ana thus ind relief from suffering, no profes nonal etiquette shall hinder us from saying tnst word For diseases of the blood, kid neys and bowels, it has no equal. We woul, not be without it for five times the dollar that kopsts. s.-Uaily Times.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09
GOING EAs.-- TRAINS LEAVE oAxaAw

GOING EAs.- TRAINS LEAVE oAMAAN s.i6 &. m. Leaves Nillerton at % 4. m. Y.ha. vile LAO and Salisbury aI 7 vO a. m. s5a B.. m. Connecting at W insted for Wac. bury and Bridgeport. At Simsbvxy Ssa New Haven, arriving st l.aG D. n. .-sav. lnS l0 miles dlstaroe ever any oiheS route, for NestnsId, koi tina naptSn. WtIs EnmsburSL sud Aolyoke. At Hartford "Ati hXlloss for Springfield and Bosteu. ana Ail p"ihts North and East; ar1ivinS III bosson at 4.3u P. n. also fss NilN- York. ~" Leaves Millerton st $50. Lakeyille S.0S 7 Saiisbuly LII a. nl. T1 3.o0 ?. III. Connecting houl Albany At FSJna ted for Waterbury and Bridc ceusrtrsA A Sllnsbury for Kew Haven, W estkold. Hei. yoke anu Northampton. At Hartford tnS Nliilmantlc, New London, Kew Yerk Boston, and SaybloGk, via. c. V.'E.,n Leaves MlilHrton at 2.15, Iaksyi;ls 2.3l. Salisbury 2.a6 D. In. Sl5 P. m. Leaves Miiertou at 1. 90. Lakeyills 7.&8, Salisbury T.6S p. na., for Winste1. Passen2ers leave Now York at 8. .S9 D. m, connect with this sraIn. 500 a. m. lbonday mornings only, Ioayas 9iierton at 6.l6 Q. m., connecting AS Canaan WlHl Housatonic train noi xh A Elno Meadow for New Haven, arriving AS 9l5 8. n., and for New York. At Sinaas bary for WGStield and Mort rthamytea anl arriving in Hartford st s.3l a. VI. For time at way stations and conncettdHs ee posters.
 WALTER PEARCE, J.F. JoNls,
 denn Ticket Agent. Superintendent.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09
HChAH'S TE:i:s |,
~ severe Surgical Operation. = i noored SVia.a>',:t ta':a asss E1ti.S,.. i:e- s0rn or inc sssHrLse r.c:enief H:r inc -purify fss;, L.n.rs,- ssx z,.
 Aennedy's Favosite lsr4se.y.
tEfosn saascorrHsi>onC an", of t. l....,s-i1, :;

" >' '3' ta |N 'G:fi -n i Y.
 The ease "f Mra. Edwerl Meyers. of 20, dout, New York, furni>hes an npr illustr: sion ot woman \ poweg Of en t.,,:.noc Thi lady had been tree,e,f It. mn..th> in tb usual way for Ery siteli,s o4 the ..and. will out benefit. Not until her hand .4d ecnm mass of putrified rie-h. s!id she tur,, Dr- Kenned'. pr prie,or of tue :. Favori, Remedy for help -
 He informed her that 1t was iinpossib,. to Save the hand-it must be amnutated bhe received this t,rrib c in1ellieeno, quietly. declined 10 take ether, stipulatin. merely to bod her hu- b:,nd hand durin, the operation, and underwent the painfu process without moving muscle Or utter ing groan, Dr. Kennedy h4n gave "Fa yorite Remedy" freely to cleanse ,he bloof sHd 4'aevrnt the return cf the disease. an, Mrs, Myers DOW lives and reioices in he, greet deliveranee. - '-''
 Dr. Kennedyts "Favorite Remedy" i> fast becoming trusted household friend in all cas of Female Weakues, and dis eases of tue blood. kidney and Liver Com plaiilts, and Constipation of the Bowels. t6r
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09
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The Leading American Newspaper The New York Tribune for 1881.
THE LARGEST CIRCULAT AMONG TH1
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THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AMONG THE
 BEST PEOPLE.
 During the past year THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE cached the largest circulation it ever attair ed with the single exception of 8 short period in the lrst Lincoln campaign. It is larger c rculation Ind more widely distributed over the whole coun- ry than any ever enjoyed by any other newspaper i the United states. This tact may be taken he verd ct of the american People ob the ri- 'unes political force, its fidelity to sound prnci- 'es, and its merits as a newspaper.
 For 1851. The Trlbuhe vii try to deserve equally well of the public. IL wil labor for and It conf tenty expects the incoming Administrator to promote free and fair suffrage. south and worth, sound money. protection 10 Home Industry udlcious liberality in Internal Improvements and Civil Service conducted on buslness principles, 'n the theory of eleyating, not of ignoring or de- ,radii politics
 The wel-known special features of The Tribune yliI be sedulously maintained. It's Agricultural department will remain the fullest and best, Tn aoasehoid and the Young Folks Departments, the tray, scientific and religious features, the ss opbortunity offers, extended.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09

LEAVE F1rTsFIELp, VIZ: o'Vo a. m Passenger Train tor BridR spvrt. AE- irving at l2.3o noon, with thu xA wns Tor Aew Iork, arriving at S.17 D. n, aa New Haven at l.10 p. Ill. Leave AFbany at c. 4U am. with tn ough cur
 Leave Canuan at S.S4 u. m. 4.xo p. Ill. Passenger Train for br1dRepoxf. nr. irving at 5.45 p. n., with throu. h eai S,r NeW lork, arriving at 1.45 D. nA. at Kew Haveh at JAS pm. ,coInaectInK MitA tIaia 4ouymg Albany Ut lG.03 a. n,. -a q oo Leave Canaan at S.oOp. m. &Oo p. Ill. Milk Train tor. bridgeport xrsavimm at S.30 F.. na.; at &aw, Yuik, lv,GU p, m. St New Hsyen. I1.oa D. n.
 Leave Canaan at s.5S D. "a. eoe P. In: Passenger Train tar Falls Village arriving at '.I0 p. n.: Leave Albany st t0 P. m.
 Leaves Canaan at 6.4o p. m. p Sunday MIX Tram leaves Ettta6eld at 4 "A P. n. for Bridgeport, arriving at 8.S0 P. m.; New York, l15O F. m. New Ha- ven, il, 52 p. nn. Leave Canaan at 4S0 D. n ,. All trains connect at Canaan with Comm eoaiow n Western t. R. at Brookiield ua.csion to M. tom Danbury.
 III. ID. D.AVEIt1LL, l.. H.STILa,xOx. General Ticket Agent, Aup,t Bridgeport, Ct., May 3, 1880.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09
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 For any further informa tior desired. address THE TRIBUNE. NEW YORK.
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Terms Of The Tribune.

Postage free ln the United States.
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Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09

STEAME. BRIDGEPORT.
 CAPT CHAs. WEEKS. CHEAPEST ROUTE TO NEW YORK. Will leave Bridgeport every night (ss.uYS.y eXcepted), from Steamboat Dock, at n o'clock, arriving ill New York about { o'clock next morning. Returning, will leave New fork every naornisE (SnndGy exIepted), ficc1 Pier ss EaN River, foot ot Ga therins-ss, at Il 70. Freights received and way-billed threush Ao all stations on the Housatonie rsilread at very low rates. Tickets can be purehs sei through to New York less than by .N rail from all trains.
 P. 8. The eveuing Miik Dain on the Nous- atomic railroad connects with the stoans CT Bridgeport. '.
 JOHN ". KgURRELR.
 EupertntcnSssa.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09
TrareAers Gu.de.

|H UsAToSrc RAILROAD. shortest, Quicksst and Cheapest Route Co M. Adams, Albany, Troy, South Sarwslk, HtASar t9Ia, Ohathan, Audsun, SsI. .sgs, UMaA, home, Syracnse, Auburn. Gsuevs, Aoeh. ,1a t ssars sTSnlIso Ts,I. sS.psnsis1 ..g gs.aSs M
 ao, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, e,Al- ea8e, 6t. LouLs. Through Tickets Sold and Bagaaes Ohs~x~A tor aboye points at Union Depot; OAnaan. Also for Philadelphia, Balti,nor~ fA Hashlnsten Purchase Tsky,s
 via AsusatO0io Itne.
 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
 TRAINS LEAVE BRIDeEsoar. yut S,20 &. m. Freight Train tpassenssr CT aeuosa. nesday and Friday. Leave Canaan $40 p. ID. leao .. m. Passenger Train fer Pitts1slS. As. irving Rt 2.2o p. m. (With Thr0uah Q a leaving New York at sos .. m.l Lsa Ss Ne" Haven at 9.3S .. m., with Ahrunxh car rom Bridgeport for Aibeay,Axr. vina sta ste'so s P m. Train arrives .. sarAseaS S.lop. Ill. popular Chicago snd st LosN cypress, arriving in Chissso at s.sa Sks oo Leave CanAan at 17.A2 P. m. .' t'sr o'VV P. passsaker Train for Pisssfsld. assass Ing at s.Vo p. m. tWith TEiough e ,Meavlng New York at s.08 P. m., Leave New Haven at $40 p. m. CounectiNr st etate 1lne for Albany and the Nsst' n. sviaS st ia io a. Albany " Is.oS P. m sassisss Leave Canaan at 7.81 p. m.
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE. 6.o0 a. m. Special Passenger Train s,~ PtAA.. neld' arriving st T.A7 q. In., Albany, S.t6 a. Ill. cave Canaan at 6.12 s. m.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09
CtONN. " EXTERN RA,ssoAm.

Commencing June 1s, 1890. ..l~ GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN, >s. ',. ! l2.A0 a. m. Connecting from Pitts6eld. at Nai.t I 4erton for Poughkeepsie, hhlnsl sci ana for Eishkill ~N~ Leaves Salisbury at 12.Js and LaheT,,,, at 1.O2 F.. ns. F - :. S.6S p. m. Connecting from PittsAeld. AIM -- letfen for New York, arriving at $, AS n. m. Leaves Salisbury st 420 aud Iahsyiiss at 4.26 D. m. GAO p. m. Connecting iron, Pittsfe cid, At Mil. ieftoI with Express for Albaay sad ths Leaves Salisbury ,t 7.Cs and Lahsvtl,. at 7.07 p. III. " 4'sV P m. RINK Train, connecting at Miilsrtii, ior Ne" York arriving at I2.2O a.u. RnN1 Sundays only.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09
C. W. CAMP, Hs, 3

HOUSATONIC LODGE. No. 61. 2
 2 and A. M. Regular communication. Secon. tnd Fourth Saturday of every month
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09
DIR. J. ID. CLEmANs.
ND R. E. A. PALM E R

kSFRGEO DENTIST, Lakeville Conn, lrrt kN house rth Of Roberts >tors. Dentistry in all ite branches rfifcial Teeth on any base desired ful. upper or under set of Gum Teeth on Rubb I foi $12. Lsash hi.g Gas administered for extrac- uop. All work warranted. vol4-3st
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09

S)HfSlClAN A&D SU RGhON. Canaan, Con, < Office day at Camps Drag Store. from ol Q four o'clock. ThursdaY afterHoone 3YYOietI,
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09

NAUGATUCK RAILRoAD.
 Commencing Juno 3, 1878. Trans or Conn. Western R. E. leaving Canaan st goo a. Iii. tMasdays). S84 q. pa. and S.0o ?. m. connect at Wiasted with
 Nauyatuck s. E. trains as
 follows: eco s. u,. with tho 7.Co a. ra. train for Nsw York Through car, New Haven Crhrovab car), Waterbury and Bridgeport. S.34 Q. E. with 1.0b D. nn. train for New Bavsn (1hrongh csr), New York, and Bridge port " 800 p. m. with 40 p. rc. train for New h. van Bridgeport and New York.
 GEORGE w. BEACH,
 Superintendent
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09

l am agent for
 "Butterick's Patterns '' Have just received the New Fal. Styles. Will send catalogue t, any one on receipt of one cen' stamp.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09
<. .A R IF S

re and will be speciality witI us during the fall and winter season. Have just received { full line ot
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-09

The Tribune has never been equallsd in the eub- SIantlai aud per manent value oft D emiums to gents and su bscribers it adds to it's list tts Note the fOl0wi,u.. S's~ OASASo'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-09

Although the poems OF Alexander
Pope are seldom road at the prcscut Gav.
people without knowing il quote him
more frequently diam amy other author
or hook, with the exception, perhaps of
Shakespeare. Milton, the Bib'o, Byron,
Isaac Watts. Benjamin Franklin and
.E,op. The following list OF quotnG lus
will give some idea of his popularity IT,
lhi4 regard.
shoot folly as it nios.
Man never IS, but always to bo blcst.
To- the poor Indian
bio of rose i'm aromatic pain.
AL arc bat parts Of ono stupendous
whole.
Whatever is is right
Tho proper study of mankind is man.
grows withhis growth aud Strengthens
with his stron-th
Nico is "A mnostcr Of such hdeous
mciu.
Pleased with a ratio, ucI>led with II
straw.
lie can't he wrong whose life is right.
order is Heavens fist law.
Honor and Shame from no condition
rise
Act well your part -thoro all tic honor
lies.
Worth IAehos the man, the want OF 1t
the fellow,
An honest mans the noole-t work of
cod.
Look through nature up to natures
God.
From grave to gray, from lively to
severe.
Guide, philosopher and friend.
just as tho twis is tent the trees in,
cliucd.
Every woman is at heart rake.
Mistress ofLor.clf, though China fall.
Who shall decide when doctors disa>
gree.
\ little leaning is dargeror thing.
To err is humon, To forgive. divine.
Fools rush in whore angels fear to
tread
Damn with fdut praise.
Willing TO wound ana yet afraid to
strike.
Brcakina butterfly upon wheel.
Tho feast oi reason and tho flow Of
soui.
Welcome the coming, speed tho parts
ing anc-t
DO good by stealth aud blush to find 10
fame.
Aud doal domna,iou around tho land.
That mcrey ! 90 other show.
That mercy show to me.
The mockcrv of woe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-09
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ELOPTNC UITH & EEGRO.
Thc EufaiuUtcd Vifc % 1u sIItuot.
Farmer Runs OF WIth sGer TU-
f1ttO servant.

I'Hc EuGatuHtcd NiGc or 1u rIItuOt.
Farmer Runs OF VIth sgrr VIA
f1ttO servant.
ANNOY, Ill, Mrch 27-Thia commu
nifty wGs surprised 90 hear the particulars
OF an elopemcnt which occurred here on
Saturday night last The facts are as
follows About three or four months Gg3
JAS 5 Backrow, farmer aud well
known stock raiser OF this county, EN-
ployed 3 fne looking mulatio boy to do
get oral work about the farm. He gave
his name 10 Mr.. Blackrow, when he
sought employment, AS Lester Krigg, and
said that he had formerly resided near
Lafayette, Ind. lie proved TO be faith
ful servant, aud in a short ;ime was 10
stalled into the good grsccs Of Mr. Black
row and other members Of his family.
particularly Mrs. B'akrow, who Is de-
sCribcd as being q woman Of handsome
features and good education. The ter
der passion was soon kjudled in the be
SONS of the handsome mulatto boy and
the f8rmcr'e tli,hless wife. bu, IL seems
their amours were secretly kept 10 theni-
selves. Her husband did not suspect any
thing which would lead him 20 think tha,
his wife had proven unflithful 10 Ter
marriage vows and The utmost confidence
was placed in Kripg, who often drove
Mrs BlaCkrOw 10 town. On Saturday
they left the house tog thar. whils Mr..
Blackrow was at some Of his ncighb. IA
purChesiDp stock t,I'.r. r..t tho Time Nr5
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-04-09

il is high time that some other inter
est besiles 'ring," composed Of half u
hundred sportsmcn, had say regarding
the game laws Of this State Game is
something in which All are interested, and
any law ou the subject should serve al
alike The present Legislature viii Be ask
cd TO repeal oil laws aud provisions and
substitute the following:
Any keeper Of n hotel, restaurant or
boarding house who Substitutes mutton
FOR turtle in making turtle soup shall be
fined not less than $50, and in default If
payment shall stand committed of the
cooler for the term Of thirty dsys
Any public eating house keeper who
adyerlises quail On toast, and then sub
stiiutas hom ON bi.crit shall be deemed
guilty Of misdcmeanor and punished by a
fine Of not less than @2j
70 shall not bc lawful for more than
FIVE mon 20 pursue The track OF one poor,
lone rabbit with evil intent
Any duck huul5r who bays birds and
passes them of on thc boys az having
been killed 10y bimsolf shall be- deemed
guilty Of piracy and punished accord
irg'y,
Any person OF persons discovered cap
turing Seer sr elk by means Of pound nets
or saacs shall be liable 90 % fine ofrot lDss
tbl1 s2J nor more than ESQ
Ifa fox, oa bcing routed from cover
and pormad, takes fugc under school
house, 90 shall De lawful for The teacher 10
jismiss tbe ch. .ol and lend bio assistance
10 the capture
That section OF The amended law Of 1870
requiring an persons TO give co0ns 800 feet
the start before pursuing WITH intent 20
Kill is hereby repealed.
Any person or persons firing over
twenty consecutive shots into a flock Of
drcoy ducks shall be deemed guilty Of a
misdemcanor sDd punished by a fine Of not
less than g.
Any pe con who shall, after the pas
sage Of this act. knowingly fal-ify as to
The number and sizs Of fsh taken by him
no any time WITHIN the past two years
shall be deemed guilty Uf mislemeanof
and punished bY lhIrv days in the county
Jail without relici.-. Detroit Free Prcse.