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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-05-14

Ii will soon be time to make gardens.
Csbba2es should te sown in drills not less
than three feet apart, in order that the fruit
may have room TO riLen in the hot suu. Pc
tatoes should n OF be set out before the 1st Of
April, and then carefully taken in at night
should, when possible be grown In separate
field, as when they fall from the trees they
often damage things growing nearer the
ground. Graphic.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-05-14

A CHICAGO young man broke into the room
OF the girl he loved TO carry her away, as she
refused to marry him. She was absen but had
lie the bulldog asleep on her bed. The room
was dark. The do. didn't bark, but worked.
In about seven minutes the remains of the
young man came out and said he wouldn't
marry that girl for $40, 900 = Boston Post.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-05-14

MEXICAN with ninepence in his pocket 10
considered real gentleman.--Bosto's Tran
script
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-05-14

ASK your druggist for Redding's Russia
ealve. Keep it in house in case Of Academia.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-05-14

NAN should be taken for his worth; not
Tor the worth oi ,..s ,noney.-N. o. Picayuna
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-05-14

The Bells of Shandon,
That sound SO grand on
The pleasant writers
Ufthe River Lee,
Have not the power,
At the dinner hour,
OF the bell that summons
Mary Jane and me.
-L0uix5 liic Cour;cr-Jomn0l.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-05-14

II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaas
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists cell It $50.
A BAGGAGE MAsTERs game Chsckera-
CAMBRIDGE Tribune
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-05-14
DucovERxR or
VEHETABLE COMPOUND.

Dun pain In the lmbs nausea bfliousnesA are gym.
toms Of approaching fever and sgue Use without a.
lay Hostetters Stomach Bittcrs which substitutes foe
the chilly sensation . gcnisl warmth. regulates the
stomach. and imparts tone to the liver. Ths bowels
the stomach and the hillary gland being restored to
healthy condition. the disease ID conquered ct thu
outset For sale By al Druggists and Dealers Sen
orally.
, 1881-12-20

Lcfroy iooxe5 up from bis paper he touna big
companion. TO nhe his own wurds. atnrtn3 At
him ~ mitch n to AHy, " know what ynu nrn
Hln,,it.'" M uenr wis this trntc1rr IL bring Il
Victim Ia tho place Ut Str. Gould. II H. mt yer
ccrtnIny knasTn Esho he wAA, but Letr,y BE-
tlcvcs it was Mr.. Woods, ns liassnck'a = uate. WIN
wns nt1n Of The witnesses for tho prnsccntiot.
'sAnu now|f cnnftturs tho cnnvlct: theto cn.
burti nnnthtr cotlnl,ty with 8AtMn. I.ngsoY so!t!
tho Evil Spirit thni ''hc .cnusd not 10 T.; and
then the Devil replied. Hut now nrn sou gt,lng
10 not bark 10 f3rfantrlat Tns decided htn'. A',d
nj that n,nt1cnt tho train drrw into crnydnn
Htntion, AZ It nf,I Rr y arEitcl With 'nysrif.
snYn tbo yul,yirt, .whn,hes sho,'M get rAt ns
cu1,t!ni,c III the sAtAu enrriage.
rtar nEvti. ADVISED ME tn fET nuT.
,ti,! ~. md git Into the carriage where Mr..
.fth1b srtA arIiteA NInnc.'
s,rc tt1osi, not Indications Of insanity? Docs
a piilc petxnn thinka that hu IL hUfdiny converse
With Tho Spirit Ut Evil N this wayK> 1ntn in
ptrsttIon 10 atHle thnf fhnse with heard this
strt,Igt talk utl no tlnuht that te cNnetct fulty
believed II. lilo was net ehH1nn!nR. Durs u mt
eerfr, incc1. that thN ttingp OF satnt1 prrthainH
his ,llAuraterctl bran was tIld third PERSON tn
Whnrl1 nit tho wRy through he attributed the
tntrlcr? lint theAn evidences nro not I'LL. T.!
MrI. NrItkwt>1i. his sister, tho rrshncr hhaf sni
thNt he tuf not kt1t1w whnt DAl been the tlNttcr
win him FOR sumo tlnr: hut hn hnd felt like two
rcr9t,na.' tnliy shy frutn mY own knuwaetlE.
lint when htt WINS eDnvtfA1ng with htA sollntfrr,
Sir. 7. lNncrlIn I}uttun+ bis fHnyliHHc nHl de-
inehnur fr'nn the very trsf tniltcd with this de.
eeription nf hlnseif. lie spoke and actcd ike
two trrHl)tl4."
, 1881-12-20

rr,ati tratno butwocn Now York city nni nll the
Now England States md HritIsh Provinces. lie
orers tu guarantee 10 per cent dividends on tho
stuck, pny nit the Interest, and malntatn tho rnnd
In perfect repair. II hu sl,rceotia In tho latter
Fur tarnlnal taciiftea at Now York at tho con.
nection ground win bin LackawHnna and Now
Jdrser Central ltt,ads: fie intends - build ~
New. fiaven ltaileoah oa tho north SIDE
of flarcm River. MAKO an Inclined plane
ni,c Elevated tloal,,. which ho cbntrns.
and mi, down uvcr Tint tn tho CORNER of
Twenty.serenth strcot ktln Sccutd nrcnuet
which n magnificent p,,ssenger-depot Il IL uc
ef:vte'. a. onte. in tho rtcnt Of 4 failure n
tliR ut aMu,tor roal pAr,l!tcl to the prcsent Erw
IlIveu l!tis and rs,niplete IT. this manner b!s
contemplated system. Tho t'biret Of .1ay tlunld
is t0 Wcnkrn the prosperity III tho uDatnn i
Albany haItroAl and Mnn.hftato isa New York
business,
, 1881-12-20

A MuRnEHEH's 1Ssr1tlATTDS-.AS l:SGr1Str
EXAMPLE, THAT MATGliEA AUETE.AE.
Playing lunatlc Is mt new thing III mur-
aerers. 1t Is the o'' old story Of the wick
The parallel tho Lefroycnse presents to the
Gnltean ease Is remarkable. But Nnltcau
profrsscs that "tha Dnlty,n mid not "the
Deyii," WIS Il, communication witt, Him.
After tl,e btoauy scoWutlrul l4etroy, who
murdered the n!1 mil, ts01A on It brighton
lta!lrt,Ml train, hni been tU,lntl guilty, sons
IT his frieilt!s srt l1p tic clAfhI Ut
llOMIctnAt. MANIA
fog l.lsn. Tho theory wss that Il young man
rntv'l--at least mt IN II liurry.-alNl one Win
nrn,rsscst III know n great dcai wrote 1u n
l.nIsttun journal:
~ 1hnyo used tho term! llnmIcIdal MANN ud-
eyllence tint Lufrty WINS iM'ssessed ut times
WITH NJ nctual th!r.t fur itoatl, l.o would sud.
and ,.taltnals' and tiestroy the1n, Or as9cmps to
sf ne s SoS he s'sss e:
takInK sho l!fs oi capt. symtnons, Wild iiSc.
one pt bls noaEcst lid hns. fric,tis, i,iit wiz as,
his Trustee Eort,'natsty he t.;!td ',,h s., n
!asl: It wns aIx,lliioa,.t that he thon nske the
SMp.h,!, ~ IaNSu n.tH ~ tug Ml.'k ~ HNu uu!in
% nlsis p'it ne ;ha1se @ ~ NowMl taat PaEt ol taat
i.,,; hh,' ~ n nsuii ~ e aitIin. ~ ~
H. s,,,,, - fa ,',.I,s u s,s ~ ~
a.Ml.: l1 ufaMriiy. us ~ s!ster % stutSd ~ hvr
~ '. w. wa LIZ. FL .nh ni snont n
of ~ ~ num mnuMn uat ~ Wnn!l ~ y sn1urN ahu
uvGsu.ap:y Hrstsny tnes'' ns II M to'ht'
r ~ ionit, a, VIII ,tGt ~, ,or s,r,k,,,,x ,,xr
=, m.a.srt,. ,uams aS, 10 otv ~ ps1 ~,
. n,,1,n,,r ~ ,.,sr NV rv,ro,,1r,,v ~, ,v,,o.
A4'''A =. .,pvr cmt: arI'yIa VI ''''"'
, 1881-12-20
miscellaneous Items.

Representatives ot tho general freight depart-
ments Ut the NDtthWcdtBrn, Milwauke0 & TT.
Paul, and Illinois Central Railroads held u meet.
inK yesterday ut milwaukee, and agreed upon
untf0tfn rltos to points IN Northern lIilnots.
slr. t.. N. snwycr haa been appointed Contract
ing Agent for tho Northern TAotu and OreK0n
luli!way &s Navigation ConpAny, With hondQuar-
Tor .hts position, having nrh tho position uf
axont Ut the Norshara paqc horv for several
Tho Northern Pacific Company Is shipping to
htllua City tan r.0ads 1T tlnnr per' tl,iy. Tho
thrift t,n the sumo ts ~ Saits pcr hundred ponnas
s fn Ill., ". sS eas s 1' ,e 9; Sy 9 s e. 1s pS; sn
asf5 s. af FIJI saa fSs tss Nor%tss % Pas s"SSs oaS:
,respcctlrplr.,
Tivket Agent uf tho sta,nphia i Little llook
Ing OF tho Iron MOUNTAIN u ttoiu,,a itatssnaa.
see Forss HiS uty aa ea"s. xek aa a
t%p!''hx Sl 1!sai from MsW~
to MAriAG!tA 4nd Mg!enn.
The Chluago 4 Northwestern Railroad yoster-
day npsnod ~ now extension rroul cnrrt,ll to
klrknaN. Ono train VIII b. run oynr she p1teII-
WIN DO mado With THO Denver cxpfess. leaving
@ hese at t.;;0 p & IT, md nasso.,xerS ttom k!rknan
IT, IT, wt G TS INV sixs1 ns Is sIBs; tBsiy.
hyo miles n length. ,atld between t'atrull und
Kltkilin thoro hEe threo stnt!o1s-ltolbur, ssatl-
nttsas, and irwin. I!
It Is tho tntentian ut tho Pennsylvania peo-
pin tN run anuthnr inst 4rtstM tttsM Now fnrk tn
ChloHKO, Wnloh Il to make nuurty III qu!Gk ti1l9
~ the reghlar ilRntning Omitted oxpruss. They
leaves Now fnrk 1T p. III: and now arrives here
Ut . Il, n. tho suc0nll !l0rnlng 80 ~, To hnve It
arrive herts ut Mba,at III p, N. tbs tpii0wtnY aRy,
1ly making this arrangement tho E'onnsyitHItlA
WV hAve twu t!phthtmK expres3.trA!ns frn11l
Now York tu Ghicaxtt, utle to nrrirG hGre In the
tunrning, and tho oner late IN tho ovc,llng.
Yester'iay the ntEice of tbs Tr1IIio Manager OF
tho ChtcaKo Grand Trunk Hallway was rc.
moved Srn!n Fnrt Huron 10 thlH Glty, Mr Z. II.
ltrere ass!ltllinx the hUAd OF tho department lH
FlaGe VI Mr. Z. u. Peuk: Mr. iscaye. whn arrived
l,n would haso h1s eska tlDwn probahly tho lat.
ter part OF the week. Just nj ss4,n ns tultnblo
apartments nrH nvalA1le In tho general ptljco
| building On CLARK ul1d Washington streuts, In
tho freight ana pnssenKpr telalFtlnents ut purt
Huron. over which Nr. iteey9 now takes c0n-
trol, 1hDte Aru solla fifteen clerks, al Ut Whulu
will bc brought to td!s oIty.
| 1t was reported In TME TNluusA d few tlays
gKo that alr. Milton il. bmIlh. lato Nenesal
e ~ nppnn!nA i'Fas!ia s1anu10r or tho Louls.
| y nnw coutrt!lcd by tho ottrfal altl0uncellent
ttat Mr.. u. II. Smith has Duetl elt4tos1 Thstl
| FIce- PRESIDENT unl Tfutlio Manil4pr Ut tho
| LUnlst!lle 4 Nashvlllr. Ar. anlth's appoInt-
!nent WIN no d9n1t gfre} greet satfsfMGtaon tG
Freight Agent Ut the IoulavIll9 II Nnshylllv pts'
toE9 10 ilctepte. tho position 0nj luu laltltn1rt
| u Ohm. Allt knnMs tbs wnnts Of tho road aud
ltH Yatrun5 pr0hably letter ttan M.jy other 1til-
/ TuAl man III tho country. -
, 1881-12-20
Incorporation OF ahc 81. r ttli, 1f1nue.
apolls de Chicago Fra ttruHd.


ST. PAUL, ,Minu., Deg. 10.-Arttctcs OF tncor-
porauon 0f tho et. Paul. Minneapolis T. Chlc,lgu
lutlroad Cunlpany wero tlctl for record III tho
otlco of tho Secretary Ut Stato totlas. The cnpi-
tal Stuck is $40 0U. consisting Of ~, ,0o1 shnres
of 800 each, aua tho same sba!l bo paid In by
the stock aubscriburs In cash ut pnr Of !ts
equivalent in lubor or matcrIaIs for tho con-
struotion or oq,l ptnoot OF the rnilwuy. or IN
~ nse5 .ao ss stor. Civ aeoenp n @
tho money. Thu Indebtedness Ii limited to
$au0n,NU. The proposed rontc Is from Il
pHlnt In tho City Ut Mtnneapnl!st running
east. westerly. at,d soutnurly, u palnt
upun tho eaaLern boundary 1lns of Mtnnesotn,
IN Houston county. Tho general t,'lsco Of tho
Thu Interpretations and Directors nre IL. j.
nrtxKs. Aforo jcnks. e. i. Thon!ast Adain Etl-
GerK, aud Thuauus Kennedy, Ut Dodysfitc, Wla.
, 1881-12-20
MORE SCARED THAN HURT.

Tho True St0rf Of nn Alleged Attempt
~ Hob II rrnIn aIt tho Hannibal d St.
~. .J0sePA IEnad.
lpsetal utspateh 10 TN CHICAGO 1rlhuns.;
KANSAS CtTy. Mn, flco. 1h-Tho reported at-
tempt Vi twn mon tn rob u trnin Oh the Hannibal
II. Josoph isa,roal lust night i,nnr ChitIIuotho
Is fusa, tho tacta holng AZ fulIows: Whun tho
wcst- b0unl passenger loft Chillcatho twa
drunken mon Rnt m the aecon-elnss cur. mud
whrn tho oondnptor aemundatl tn9lr fnro tnaY
retuso1, nl,d nt Usea. tho irst station west, a
fi9ht Uccllrrod tBtwGen tho train. nlen alld tho
..,lixhs tho lHttrr bany kroukcl fr,lIs tue tt,l.
It,e .ssen hNl s.Fs,lyHr1 is tAetr hanaa, AID Dur
tux ttlo scrlHaInaRn Ka'nt axt!tnunt prcvntlett III
TIM cars hut ghu ettlr0 tr,llo w.tj tt,Isell !Iy
WHISKY. Aftas !eAytnx s,tA tie esss.Aues.,g te!e-
xrIphot bnck and hut tho tKn ,I,aH nrst'stesl W
tna AlArkha!, ard tA!. H.,yn.Mx Tug Men wore
tined *l1 f,r 9reaktnK tho tplA!t waltltwd ut
Uttca nsld disturbing inc t,tc,. II u sali that
waes, tAu fMro was st",aanAah Of t..s tw" met.
they pulled t,ut Fsvn.yera and told tho pass.I-
K1rs n h,l.l up their hAlstI.. hit G"n!,lutu
1Nshsell. w1in wAs III uhnrgu ut tho tr1li, tscila
thts atatentvut.
, 1881-12-20

MILWAUKEE, ueQ. M.-A u,.turtAl chauxa IL
tho utteuFa OF tho Northwestern Mutua! Life
1nSurance cutup4ny wax effected tolay,, aIat.
thew koenAn. tic Vieo- President, wus pisco,i In
solo churxe or thu rcai-cstate department., VIII.
orI Merrill. The seerotary. WA gtyrM charxo Of
the AssIAiANt sJureiAry, was proIuOtuAl 10 tho
6ecsetarysuip VI the organization.
, 1881-12-20

SpfeEaI l7I9pdftA 70 1Hs EHttl00 ITlkHHEs
SpRlNGFrELp, ILL.,. Dec 19.-The 8ecrotnry of
State to-day licensed the Chicago, Mount Vernon
l. Southern railroad. with headquarters Ut
Mount voruou; capital atuck. $3,0oo.o0J; lncor-
porators, Seth T.. Crews. George II. rurneii,
George II. HAYNES. Of Mount Vernon: lilutortf
Rum. Of Springfield. Tho, pr,puscd .rOnto IL
through EltnghMtn. Fayottc+ Mlrlon Jotferson,
franklin. and Williamson Counties. from Alta.
mont tn 3lartun, with u branch from Sluunt vcr-
non to TullarOA. Il.
, 1881-12-20
HARDWARE" FOR IRELAND,

BasToS. Mlas., DEG. 10. Tho astentton pf The
cusiolrs authorities nns been v.1lcd to thu suet
that It'll cases ut rt0a wero shipped on the
steamer Iowa, which satled on Thursday fur
LlYorpnof. 0a tho tnanff est tho Items appear
ia !" hnr4waru,f Rnd W such were prlntvd III the
published !iSt vt expust&,
, 1881-12-20
SALT.
Annual 1sop0rt Of thn Michigan. 1,s-


NHNu0l HbVUFE uf Thu I11tUIGNJfs III"
AtHEtOr.
sp4,:al ukD4tsh IL Tss Ghteauo 7ratana
East sAotaAw+ Mich, Dso, o.-rho annual
report Vt tho H.Aio Suit tnspeetns, ~ l,u pub
ttthed tunoEro", shUws thurs were upuFateu III
tho State III tho salt lnspeotion yuar utllng Nov.
u, iSs,. III blHaHa ut,h a.)J salt e,yprs, WIN
producing capacity fur a,40o00o barts'4 Ut salt.
he State u divided Into slx inspection alatElcts
1ho sAtt ttnpuetol ~ ltle hsats during tho yu!tr
r.: a. aiS!!ows; srre. Re sIdslo stos, ptyIs
sccot,A quality, h:,sI! bnrrr,s; tal, I, 10 W
harrol4 The totnt tnr tue l1spoo 1an year lssl
, 1881-12-20

Tho st. Louis, Jersey Vile d. fpr1nGfle
dprtta. .3tspaten 10 1as caataao 1rihans.
1ERsEYv1LLE H.. Hec. 1n-Thp track Of tho
St. Louis, 1crseyyt1lo & springfield 1saiiroad was
completed cast Of Jcrseys'ile ton1Kht, connect
ing this city with Springfield ..lreut.y by rafi,
Ali but four miles Of tho truck Ia down bctwcpn
here nnd tho river, WHICH will bU lulA by the
clpse nf tbis week, nnu tho truck nnlahch 10
Grafton ILL.,. ty thu lat or'Jlnunry.
, 1881-12-20
New Superintendent OF tho New York d
Now tnElaNd,

- Sntffat Dt&pateh TO- Ihx Chscaco 1rtbnnss
BOSTON. Muss., Dec. l8-Samuo! II. Fe1t0n IT.,
0nperal Superintendent. Ut tho Panhandle
kaltroad. has been appointed General MAnagor.
ot tho Naw York s New England ftoad, aud Will
entcr on hls llltics noxt 1tnhth. Efc Ia soIa of
4. NJ. Felton,. former President 1T the Th,Iaael-
phia. Wilmington & 'UnIelrnr1 1tuiIroad, and
NOW Presdent Ut the Pennsylvania Steel Com
lMny. He IL also y eDhnw Ut OK. .i'rcsdunt Fol-
ton, Ut Harvard University,
, 1881-12-20

-
Tho Freight Islockale at st. Louis IL
Ectl1n4 Chrontc-,Tnc Burlington Tin.
nble to Kpcelvu NrciKll& .Or That Dee
plornblc Town.
Tho Ut. l.o.ts Gt0hs. Democrat says: "The no.
ccAstty for Increased trausfor iacllittea WIS
never Illustrated IN a better wny than In tn0 alt
tuition Ut tho Chicago. Huntington &, Quincy
ltatErdatl, which. with thousands ut loaded ours
Unwilling transportation. cannot rec0tyG them Mt
.St- t0nls tn nrcou1t at tho tFoliblo Ut tra1sfUr
rug tho Kt4l1st 10 tho othor elevators Tho Union
IL receiving MI It onn contain, and nouori,nR to
n rcuant cuntract With the iuo1ed elevators tho
surplus IL divided botwe9n them 10 ~ to cAug0
spucay rcturll of tho cmpty casa and Ayold q
bpckatlo. Tho ninqint Ut Nebraska corn On tho
way 10 st. Louis ia su1nothin9 enormous cotn-
r st Ms g. .f on soe MSuH. a. VIII .
valt.,A, lho leonp!ny. refused frvIKat 1t lt,eal
u.,a,tt 10 ralas tns bl,ckatie whed was thsn situ-
n!o'l at islrinEtan. u; 1hie treatment prsaicod
coasraIl,e.l t" ad,nit that she rad iad sioptsi
tho ul"st ex1,e.,tlons means to meet tho .lu-
natlis III cnns1Hncea. AitIthof blockade IL i'm
nver E.,st Ut. !ruuis, ant! the At. 1.pDis Bridge
t;onlpnny 10 uhnrxed With refusing to rceev9
3,i,nuy. ~ tic 1.,,bcr 1t oars oIercd III trans
!ET.HY tn tho 1t. ItIts atavAtora aulilssps thVlr
R"ws tS THo Il r1sqa sn y wn ~ 81
lru ut,ru nlUru held up III tho publu As lnslfu-
tnrnlul In dnprivitv IT. Loils OF yalnab!v busl.
tuy utr'ors werp isslol to !Vcai aKehts and
qnl.,leotlnx lls.vs u stop toaa.ny fES!xht Tor IT.
ai1..ra, ~ TIT ~ tssnsiot sSo oo,n.
Try 41d anlomK I'LL c!As.es Ut shippers at fne lu-
crtness which rundurs bnslncss with ". l4auls
IL - per!A!.ca! asr"!E VI frequent occur fcnee,
and II suph ser ols w., taturo u ~ render e y
ns ",ssehanaisu tas 81. Is,a!a. Il Il ssssios al
surpstso tu a'l who arm MT cJnysraunt With tho
;nIItH pvrFegHity OF rho bridge company that
the city, which 0o1st& "a loudly at IT. epMtner-
oiat u4iyHntuges, should at iluetiy by and SEQ
tue prouuts Or Tho richest country 10 tho World
ltairoad. driven frnp ita doors. Tho cxpehd.
lsMse 1t q suuu4 auta ln ln.provlug tesp!aal ia
plllttGs, Il IL saIl, would have tho dcytre g1oct,
| and Adntit The golden Ksttn OF tho Wcst u pay
ts!but0 to tho MERCHANTS"
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-19
THE SUN FOR 1881.

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Connecticut western news., 1881-01-19
A Pubic RutY.

We are not in the habit of putting any sort of patent medicines in our columns, for the business of a newspaper is to let people know what is going on in the world and not to lend aid to what may be an imposition. But we happen to know Dr. David Kennedy of Rondout, N. r., and can personally testify to the excellence of the medicine which the doctor calls ''Favorite Remedy" And if g word of ours will persuade anybody to use it. and thus find relief from suffering, no profes- sional etiquette shall hinder us from saying that word. For diseases of the blood, kid nsys and bowels, it has no equal. We would not be without it for i've times the dollar that ik costs .-DGSgy ISmes.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-19
NOMAN's TRIUMPH.
q Severe Surgical Operation. It is 1n&uRed without taking Ether. 8c- surA Of the Disease prevented by
 the BloOA-purifyinE power O1 Dr.
 KsMnsdy's Favorits Remedy.
(Vrom the Correspondence of the Kingston, NY

(vRom the Correspondence of the KingstoR, NY,
 Freemafl)
 The case of Mrs. Edward Meyers, of Ron- .aout, New York, furnishes an apt illustra- tion of woman's power of endurance. This lady had been treated for months in the usual way for Erysipelas of the hand, with out benefit. Not until her hand had become . mass of purified flesh, did she turn to Dr. Kennedy, proprietor of the "Favorite Rensdy," for help.
 He informed her that it was impossible to ssve the hand-it must oe amputated She received this terrible intelligence quietly, declined to take ether, stipulating merely to hold her husbands hand during the operation, and underwent the painful process without moving muscle or utter ing grosn. Dr. Kennedy then gave "Fa- vorite Remedy" freely to cleanse the blood and prevent the return of the disease, and Mrs. Myers now lives and rejoices in her great deliverance. ...-.
 Dr. Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy" is fast becoming trusted household friend In all cases of Female Weakness and dis eases of the blood, Kidney and Liver Com plaints, and Constipation of the Bowels. (6)
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-19
GOING EAs-. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN.

GOING EAs-. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN, s.1o c. ID. Leaves Millerton at G. % z. m.. Iaks. ville t. 70 and Salisbury at T.eO &. m, s.3A &. m. Connecting at Winsted for Wnte, bury and Bridgeport. At Simsbuy foa New Haven, arriving at l. .36 D. nL-say- ing 10 miles distance over any other route, for Westheld, Northampton, WiI- hamsburgh and Holyeke. At Hartford with Express for Springfield and Boston, and all points North and East; arrivins m boston at 4.20 p. Ha.; nlso tor Will,1 mantle, New London, Providence, New York. Leaves Milerton at $50, Lakeville e.Vs Salisbury 9.Il &. m.
 3.o0 P. h. Connecting hsm Albany. At Wins ted for Waterbury aud Bridgeport. Al slmsbury for New Haven, Westield, Hoi- yoke and Northampton. At Hartford for Witlinantic, New London, New York Boston, and Saybrook, via. O, Y.R.H Leavee Millerton at 2.l5, Lakcville 9.Sl Salisbury 2.S6 P. m. S.15 p. m. Leaves Minsrton st 80, LakeyiLs 7.4S, Salisbury 7.S3 p. n., for Winsted. Passengers leave New York at $50 D. m. connect with this train. 800 &. m: Monday mornings enly.l Leaves Mllierton at 6.16 q. ra., connecting at Canaan with Housat tonic traic north Al Pine Meadow for New Haven, arriving at 9.l6 .. p., and for New York. At Sis1s- bary for WSstGeld and Northampton, and arriving tn Hartford st S.3t q. m. For time at way stations and connections co posters. WALTER PEARCK. J.E. JONES,
 aenl Fickat Agent. Superintendent.