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Sudden Death.

Mr.. Clinton Bretuey, died very suddenly,
at his home in Mahouing Valley, on Tues
day last, while sitting at the dinner table.
Deceased had been occupied during the
forenoon with his hsvesting, and entering
the house at noon remarked that he felt
unusually well, but, as above stated sudden
ly expired before he had finished his meal.
Mr., Bretney was in his 10Th year, and has
been a resident of the Mahoning Valley for
nearly sixty years, ana leaves a wife two
sons and daughter, with an immense circle
OF friends to deplore the loss OF an afIectonats
husband and father and kind and oblig-
ing neighbor. He was buried at the ceme-
tary at New Mahoning on Friday morning,
the attendance being very large.
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~-The MENDKLssoHS Piano Co., N. y,
whose advertisement appears elsewhere is
selling Pianos direct TO the people at Factory
Prices, without the Intervention of agents or
dealers, thereby saving them more than
one hat the prices usually charged for strict-
ly .JfrSt-cidss instruments.
The leading papers Of the country speak
in the very highest terms OF the Company
and their Pianos, as will be seen in the
following extracts selected from their Cata-
logue:
The Mendelssohn Piano impressed US
greatly, first by its power, and second by It's
rare beauty OF tone. II is brilliant without
being thin, and powerful without noise. The
treble is bright and pure, the middle range
warm and sympathetic, and the bass decided
and sonorous, while the touch is excellent,
-WGtson's Art journal, ~ 7.
One of the Square Pianos, (Mathusheks
Scale) exhibited by the Mendelssohn Piano
Co., is constructed upon entirely new prin-
cples, and is said TO be the most powerful
toned square piano in the world with sing
ing quality rarely, if ever, before obtained
In any Piano. Chicago Times.
For a number of years the Mendelssohn
Piano Co., have aimed at tho production Of
a splendid piano at a low price. They have
more than succeeded. Modern mechanism,
skill and genius cannot produce a better
piano, while the price is below that Of any
other first class mske.-LomsDiHe Courier
Journal.
The revolution in the American Piano
trade has begun under the leadership Of TIE
Mendelssohn Piano Co., of New York That
revolution means-lower prices for instru-
ments equal in material, construction ana
elegance to the best yet produced Lou
We notice that the Mendelssohn Piano
Co., Of New York, have taken the field
against high prices. The matches perfee-
tion OF the Mendelssohn piano disarms erit-
cism.- Cleveland Herald.
The culture and exacting musical taste of
Cincinnati gives the Mendelssohn a rank
second to no other piano-iorte and their
sale is rapidly increasing. They are splen-
did instruments, and the wonder is how
they can be sold at SO low a price, ciliei,l- |
matt Gazette
We would recommend any Of our reade
VII nave any idea Of ever buying plan
not 70 fail IN wr Q at once for their lllnsifa
ID md Descriptive Catalogue, which will DO /
mailed htS
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wild Creek Items.

Eggs are 16 cents dozen and butter II
cents per pound.
On the fourth inst, while II P. and
Peter Kibler were out in part Of woods
called White Oak timber, where the former
bad found swarm of honey bees in a hol-
low tree5 they took them out and brought
the swarm home in good condition. While
engaged in this task Peter saw a huge black
snake peeping out ofa knot. hole in a hollow
tree. lie shot the snake, which measured
six feet in length.
George Hate is still in his former state
oi health-an invalid. We are sorry for
him.
Adam Kibler, who LEFT this place seve.
raj months ago seeking employment, in
forms us that he is engaged at work in
place called Tobyhanna Mills, Monroe Co.
Farmers are now busily engaged cut
ting grain.
Very good andaplenty of them-whor-
ue6erries. On the north side Of Indian hill
and Caul mountain the plants hang full.
An unusual sized trout was caught on
the I'd inst, at Wild Creek falls, measur-
ing l inches in length. Those that have
been fishing at the same place all summer
may state whether they have caught a
larger one or not. 1t was angled by the
writer Of this.
"A fearful storm passed over this place
on Monday last. It did not do much dam
age, though the grain is tangled somewhat.
OTAoo.
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His friends were all pleased IN meet him,
and give him heatty shake Of the hand.
Misses salome and Sarah Werner, of
Pottstown, are stopping kt this place as the
guests Of Mrs. II. P. Rickert.
Justice W. E. Kemerer, one Of the
promising and rising stars in the galaxy Of
great men from Franklin; made n flying
visit to this place last Monday. We had
the pleasure Of a few moments conversation
with him, and found that he was the same
intelligent, active and energetic man as al
ways.
Rev. Arthur Campbell, of catasauqua,
brother Of our townsman Henry Campbell,
D. r, was at this place ovor Sunday.
Mrs. Groot has been very sick for few
days, but we are happy to state that she 10
convalescent.
"A hypocrite is a pauseous instrument
mot being) in any community and an ig-
nominious disgrace in the bargain; but q
religious hypocrite caps the climax Of all.
This neighborhood can bonst Of quite a
number who hre such in fact. BoSOi
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KreidersvlIIc DoLnhrn.

Reuben Steward, of Beersville paid us
US a visit last Tuesday evening. lie was
In very happy state.
Cherries are now fast departing.
The farmers were quite busy last week
cutting their grain. But few farmers are
not through yet.
John Frog is still unable to work on
account of cut received by mis-handlihg
an axe several weeks ago.
"A great 8ock Of visitors have arrived,
which the farmers do not like-potato bugs.
The Cherryvlle creamery is doing d
good ard fast business.
Daniel Beck was confined to his house
last week by severe illness, but 10 now
able to be out again. Uncle Daniel, keep
on your feet.
On the 4lh inst. pic nic was held at
Laury's Station, on the Island, and was a
happy time for our young folks. JoE.
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From the County Seat.

On n strike--The clock.
On the advance-Lemons.
McElroys new fence.
becoming popular-Bicycles.
Eight cents a -Whortleberries.
Still in great demand - Tenement
houses
--Rumor says that Prof. L. Huber, princi-
pal of the schools Of this borough, has, since
vacation, taken partner for life. May the
pair be prosperous and happy, is cur sincere
wish.
The Sunday school room Of ST. Paul's
NJ. E. church has been thoroughly cleaned
neatly painted and newly earpeted, making
it pleasant and inviting, and credit to all
concerned in this hourshing department of
the church.
Alfred Reichard has purchased house
No I4I brick row, West Broadway, and has
rented it to Abraham Stroh.
e, M. Mulhearn, our District Attorney,
has purchased the old Ray lot and has taken
down the old building. We have been in
formed that he contemplates building soon.
We hope he will, as it is desirable lot and
will greatly improve that part ofthe borough.
Abraham Stroh has vacated the house
owned by Mrs. Houston, which is now occu;
pied by herself.
We are sorry to learn that Henry Warckj
Jr., Of tile second ward, was sunstruck on
last Tuesday. He is getting better slowly.
james S. Loose, member of the firm Of
Craig & Loose, after spending few weeks
with his friends in the country, returned
home on Wednesday delighted with his trip.
.-Uut people, and especially the children
were amused on Wednesday evening by the
appearance of two men mounted on bicycles
going through town at a rapid rate, followed
by noisy crowd Of children.
Adjourned session of the Court was held
on Tuesday, to dispose of unfinished bust
ness Of last session.
Paul Kiefer. Jr., has erected a small one
story frame building on his lot on West
Broadway, to be occupied as shoe shop by
Frank Strittmatter.
The family of Senator Allen Craig and
John Dolon and family, have left to spend
a few weeks at the sea shore.
William Wilhelm, Of the first ward, has
been elected superintendent of the NJ. Z.
Sunday school Of the second ward:
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Religious Notes.

Quarterly m Getting tomorrow in the
Evangelical Church. Preaching at 10 a. m,
and 3 and 7sO p. M, by Rev. ID. S. Staufier,
Of Mauoh Chunk. All are welcome.
NJ. Z. CHURCH Geo. W. North, Pastor
Preaching Sunday at 1880 a. m, and at 1850
p IN. Sabbath School at $500 p. m.
FIRsT PREsBYTERIAN CHuRoH, no Pastor
Sabbath School at 900 o'clock a. N. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday at SEQ p. m.
ZIoH's REFORMED OHURoH, ]. II. Hartman
pastor. Preaching at 10 q. m, Sermon, in
German. ? p m, Sunday school. 1850 p. M,
sermon, in English. A cordial welcome 10 all
EvAHoELIoAL UHuReH. W EIssPOaT Is. } e.
Miller, Pastor. German preaching at 10
o'clock g. m, by the Pastor. Sunday School
At 2p. IN. Eagllsh presohinga T.s0 p. m.
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HEALTH Is NYEAIIrIIf

DR.. Il. G. VESTS NERVE and BRAIN TREAT.
MENT, specific Tor Hysteria, Di1ziness, Con
vuisions, Nervous Ii eadaohe, Mental Depres.
sion, Loss OF Memory. ,peim orrhcBa, ImpO.
tency. Involuntary Emissions Premature olC
Age, caused by over exerton. selfabuse or
ovcr-indu'gence, which leads 20 misery, decay
aud death. One box Will cure recent cases
Zach box contains one Onth's Treatment. one
dollar a Oox. or SIX boxes fos tve dollars: SEM
Oy mall prepaid on receipt ~ price. We guar
antee SIX boxes TO cure any case With eacl
order received BY us for six boxes, occomOan
led with five dollars, we III send the purchas-
er our written guarantee 10 return the money
antees issued only when the treatment - order
ed from our agents JOHN @. WEST & co.
Sole Pr''prietors. ISL Il ie3 W. Madison Street
Chlcago.In. A. ]. DURLING, a gent, Lehigh.
ton Pa.
sMITH. KLINE a CO.. Wholesale Agents.
Ph.ladeli hia. sent IsisOiy
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East weIssport FIIttings.

Aaron F. Snyder, who lately returned
from Vineennes, Ind, is reinstated in his
old postion-that of clerk ia his fathers
store. Fine, isn't it.
1t is with pleasure that we note the re-
turn of our valued friend, DR.. G. W. Lentz,
from the regions Of the Rocky MountainS,
Colorado, where he has been sojourning
and prospecting for the last few months.
Charley looks as hale and hearty az ever,
and is the same identical fellow he was be-
fore he leftover lively, happy and friend
ly. His report Of the West is enthusiastic
and entertaining, aud ss evidence that be
likes the new place be purposes u return 10
the field Of wealth again in about month.
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The total tonnage of anthracite coal from
all the regions for the week ending July 2,
as reported by the several carrying compa-
nies, amounted to 67l ,O47 tons, against 4O4,-
2ll in the corresponding week last year, an
increase of 267,I tons. The total amount
of anthracite mined for the year is 1885,
AGA tons, against lO,3s3,3ll tons for the
same period last year, an increase of ,8l3,
253 tons
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h1O Outfit furnished free. with full Instruc
NIL / tioDs for con Quoting the most profitaUlt
Y'O business tnst any one csn engage in -
The Business is so easY 10 learn. and our ms rue
tons are 20 simple and rlaln thai anY ne car
make great prohls from tue very start. No one
can lail who Is willing 10 work Women re A.
successful as men. Bows and girls can carr
large sums. Many have mace over one hundred
do lars ~ single week. Nothing like it ever
knoWn before. Al who ehgaG are suTIrIs ed vi
the case and rapidlty with VIII ch che, are aud
TO make money. You csn engage in this bust
You DO not hsvo to invest any cnDital in it. We
take al the risk. Those who need ready mon ey
should WI te to Us at once. All furnished Tree
AddIe TRU !, q CO., Augusta Name.
Oct. 2. lSSJ-iie
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HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALyE.

The BEST SALVE in the world for Outs.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Tctter,
Chapped Hands. ehilblalns, Corns, and ali
kinds Of Skin Eruptions, Freckles and PIN
ples. The Salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction In every case or money refunded
BE sure you get HENRY'S CARBOLIO
SALVE, as all others are but limitations.
Price 20 cents. For sale by all Druggist
everywhere. Dec, Is, lSSO-yleoW
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To COnSUmDtiyeS.

Tho advertiser, having been permanently chr.
Ell OF that dread disease, Consumption, hv q
simple remedy, is ANXIOUS TO make known 10
ms fellow sufferers the means Of cure TO all
scriptlon used Gree OF chatgei, VITA tho direc-
uons fol. preparing and using the same. which
ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, &C. Parties wishing the
PRESCRIPTION. WI please address, REV E. A.
WILSON. 1914 PENN Street, Williams urqh.
new YORK. Jan2e 6m
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Inventors

Should address EDISON BROS, Attorneys
az Law and Patent Solicitars, CIT Tth Street,
washington ID. o., for circulars OF instruo,
uon., References and advice sent FREE. We
attend exclusively TO Patent business. Re.
lssues, Jntertererces and cases rejected in
other hands speciality. Trade-Marks and
Caveats solicited. Upon receipt Of model or
to patentnbiity, FREE OF CHARGE. I'VE refer
10 the Commissioner OF Patents. also TO ex-
Commissioners. Established 1896 3leor
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NOT1CE.

At regular meeting ofthe directors OF be
First National Rank OF LehigLton. SENT
annual dividend OF THREE per cent on the
capital stock was declared, payable on and
after July IS, 1881.
W. W. BOWMAN, Cashier.
July s, lssl-Wa.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous DEBILITY. .PREMATU DECAY
and all the effects OF youthful indesci O. iop will
for the sake of suffering humanity send free to
all who need 1t, the recipe aud direc ions iui
maki1g the simple remedy bv which he was
Gu ed. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the sd
vertiser's experience can do so by ADDRESSING
III perfect confidence JOHN B OGDEN,
Jan.2g-m6 ~ Cedar street N v
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The Man Who SlGldS Money

For advertising In newspapers in these times
without frst obtaining an estimate Of the cost
from GEO. p. ROW ELL & cos Newpnper
Advertising Bureau, No. 10 Spruce St, New
obtained for S5. Such estimates are furnish
ed to all applicants gratis Send rs cents for
Zoe page pamphlet, with list Of newspaper
rates and references. june 26-wl
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TO whom it May Concern.

All persons are hereby forbid harborfnR or
trus log my wife. ELLEN BEAVER, on my
account atter this late, as ] will not pay any
debts contracted by her.
JAMES BEAVER.
Lehighton, June 20, lssl.wBs
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MARRIED.

FISCHER=BOYE YER.-On the 2l inst, Mt
the residence of Moses Heilman. hy the
Rev. VIM g., Laitzle, Henry @. Fischer TO
Miss Alice Boyer, both OF Msuch Chunk.
RIOHARDS-JUNES ES.-On the IIth inst,
AZ the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by
ReT. =. p. Eyer Mr.. Samuel p. Richards,
and Miss Ella y, Jones, both Of Weatherly,
Carbon county, Pa
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To the Working Glass -Wo are now prepnr
ed to furnish all classes wi h constant eupiOy.
ment at home. the whole of the time or tor
their spare moments. Business new hight aud
nrofitaDle. Pei sons OF either sex easily earn
from 90 cents to IS per even lug nld a pr,por.
tional sum by devotng their whole time to the
business. BOYS and girls en- neal w a. much
as men. That all who see this notice may seno
Their address, and tost the busluess We maze
this offer To such rs are not well satis ned,
OF writing. Full particulars md outfit tee
Address; GEORGE STINSoN & CO.. Port.
and, Maine. July I0vl.
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MOURNING GOODS,
A SPECIALITY

Silks and Satins, in all colors.
Mohair and Debige Suitings,
lovely styles.
Gingham Suitings. all styles,
Laces and Embroideries, every
description.
Corsets I! Corsets Corsets |!
Carpets and Oil Cloths, in the
various grades.
China and Glassware.
DooTC AND CHoECI
DooTC AND OHoES
Respectfully,
J. +. NtsBAUM,
Opposite the Public Square,
Lehighton, Pa. sept, 1871
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Tenehers, Examinnlion..

Superintendent Ballet will hold the ex-
animation of teachers for weissport, on Sat-
urday, July 2s, for Psekerlon district, on
Friday, July 70.
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RED HORSE POWDERS

Are tho only Horse and Poultry Powders that
Rivo universal satisfaction. If the Powders
do not give satisfaction, the Druggist will re.
turn your money. Dec. IL, 1880 yleoU
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Dill EC ofRll kinds To NoRs, oiecbar
TIL - ges of Bl OOD or muous and
all diseases OF the RFcTUM
quickly and perfectly cured by simple and
soothing REMEDY. For Information AddTcsE
Bk j. FABER & co. y Anu st.N y
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A Earts Wanted. - Big Pay. Light Work
Gb Steady Employment Samples frcc. Ad
dress M. l.. BYRN, No. 10 NASSAU Street
New York. Jan. % GIN
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LehightOn Markets
stecIe Mnr,,e,.

Closing prices of DEHAvEN & TOWNSEND
Stock, Government and Gold 40 South
Third Street. Phila., July II. IsSl
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DIAMOND A.
CATARRH
REMEDY.

A Positive Cure for Catarrh OF All
aud Permanent In Result. Cures at any
Stage OF the disease. Has cured casee 90 terribla
that bones came from the nose.
DIR. Evory,s Diamond CatafFff fkefnS
edy Is mild ana pleasant, Anording Rmm e0iRta
heltefand prompt cure In all cases OF Catarrks
Influenza, Hay Fever, RrOn6httis.
1t Will remove Polypus and sfectualy euro
Waiery and Purulent Discharges from the Head
and Throat and Foetid, Sickening Breath: per-
Iectly restore impaired Smell. Taste and Hearing;
relieve Headache, Break up Colds in the Hendi
strengthen the Voice and Eyes; Purify, Regulate
and hender Clear and Active every Organ or the
head and Throat. Price, 80 cents.
Dr. EvorY,s Diamond InviRoFStNr IA
APerfect Hood Purifier, Appetizer and
Nerve Tonic It makes q Delightful, whole
some drink, which nnVlgorntea. Purtnes
ana strengthens the entire system.
For General Debility, Dyspepsia BiIlotsheHN,
Torpid Liver, Indigestion keusblgio and Rhou-
Inaiic Aneouons, Jaundice, Malaria, Flatulenoy
Nausea, Sick Headache and Kidney eofnplainlsi
Il Is invaluable. Price, 90 cents.
DIR. EVoryja Diamond sGiVS is aovef.
elgn cure Tor Burns, Bruises, Sores Of all kinds,
salt Rheum, Tetler RingYorm and cutenOons
Erupuons. Price, ao cents.
Ask your Druggist for thtse Feined-
Free on receipts of price,
Descriptive Pamphlets Free.
Address Dr. Evory's Diamond Refoedies Co..
p o. Box $780, IO4 John Street, Esw York.
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.JaspES r.. RUTCERLv.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, 149 Broad "A way, New York. Rooms 6 to 10. Collections made in any part of the State. y42
Connecticut western news., 1881-06-15

LEAVE FITTsgIE1p, vM: - o.00 a. nl. PLssenger Train tQr Rkid@enaak a. irving at l2.30 noon, with ShsN10A ss1 tor New fork, arriving at 2.ev Y. aA i.GA New Haven at l.l0 P. M. LeAvs AhAM@ at 6.40 I'm. with through ear. 71-
 Leave Canaan at S.8A c. n.. .ss,. l.25 p. m Passenger Train for EkideepogA aap rlylng ut s.46 p. m., with tAfeuaA sAS kk New York, arriving at T.45 P. N, iss GG Haven at 7.2a I. m, ,eOnnsetfAg wjah tsezs leaving Albany at t0.us .. n. v
 >sF
 Leave Canaan st 800 p, na. = 200 P. nl. Milk Train for Bridgeport. asrsSiaa at o.3O P. In. at Now YsFk, lV.Sg D. ~ at New Haven, 11.a2 ?, as ts.',. Leave Canaan at V.53 ?. n, V 100 p. m. Passenger Train tar FaAs YstaAns
 arriving at 7.Oo P. nj. Leave Abaa3 st 245 p, m. "
 Leaves Canaan at 6A5 P, u. .,y Sunday Milk Train leaves HttsAald aA Asax P. n. for Bridgeport, arsfvana a1 &@ P. m.; New York, 11.s0 P. m, New M
 ven, l1.52 D. m. /. ;'- Fe Leave Canaan at 4.3o P. n, .',l !. All trains connect ct Canaan W.th CanaaeslAas Western R. R.. at BrookAeia Junestoas S sSsd from Danbury. Ez. ID. AVEEILL, L. B. STIkLs@R. General Ticket Agent, aneN Bridgeport, Ct., May !, 1880, ". :,
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GOING EASE TRAINS LEAvn cAnAAx.

GOING EASE. TRAINS L.EAvn cAMAAM :; + s10 a. m. Leaves MiIierton at 6. 60 a, pa.. xAkA. Eii!e C,4o and Salisbury at f.He ., a, T 9.3l Q. III. Connecting at Ninstsd 6ur NJ aAaa bury and Bridgeport. Al AirashnaY at New Haven, arriving at l. .aS D, m.-sAsT ing 10 miles distance ever aay e = route, for WSstAeld, AOrthampSau. VN: hanlsbuFgh ahd Helyoke, Al 1aStAhsN
 with Express For Springfield and tosSas. ana all points North ana East asszs3l
 in Boston at 4.20 p. m. als0 &s KNHe
 York. Leaves Millsrten at 8.Se, Laksvsals s.aa
 Salisbury 9.11 a. m. 3.00p. n. Connecting Hom Albany. Al VsAas.
 tod for Waterbury and BaMseeaek G Stmsbury for New Haven, Wshk&sh. E4
 yoke and Northampton. At HartSsaX & Nillimantie, New Londoa. New Yesh
 Boston, and Saybreok, via. c, V, kS
 Leaves Milierton at a.15, LakevaASs ASR
 Salisbury 2.36 Pa M. .-i S.15 p. n. Leaves Mihsrton st '. .AN. LaAey1zsa
 f.23, s5alisLary T.5J B. n., fs5 Nfma4e1l
 P@sSoneers leave New YoTs at SsV .. m.f
 connect with ilI,s hsasa. eco T.. ll. lGcnday nornis+ss ps5.l Leaves
 NliGIten ~t 3.15 a. N., SessneuksG9 eS
 CIEasn with Hoasa t,nie Rain haa Ek AA
 Piue Meadow for New Haven, ayriyina a2
 9,l5 a. ia,, and for New Isrk. Al aaas bury Tor Nestfield aRa NerthAm1Asn. -
 arriving in Hartford St S.Sa .. A
 For time at way stations and eonneskt1zR a posters.
 WALGEE PfsAIsCE, S.E. JONES,
 Gent 1taket Agent. hupannismasna
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C. w. CAMP. M. B

HOUSATON4C LORGE, No. 61. x \ and A. NJ. Regular communication. Seeonc md Fourth saturday ol every month.
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wrmma taae Hmb.

.Yh6be is psrhaps no tonic offered to the neoslA tAh9 possesses as much real intrinsic jRal6S as Bhs Hop Bittsrs. Just at this sea. son of the year, when the stomach needs an eheap4at and best remedy is Hop Bitters skn'Sthcs of prevention. is worth a pound O.: aAEaSaos's. .wait.nnfEy you are prostrated by a dissssA ahst<Aas. .tzkssmonths tor you to re- eovsrm.-Bosten Glo6s
 MI,wifs has been troubled with bilious nssa hloating of stomach end bowels, swelling Of hsltmbs, constipation for years, but all has yAlished from the use of three bottles D. RN3G Dyspepsia Remedy.
 aUGG. Barber, Real Estate, Syracuse N. Y. ~ Guaranteed by all druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1881-06-15
OONN. WESTERN RAILROAD,
Commencing June IS. lSaa.

Commencing June IS, laAe. -. GOING WEST. TRAINS LAAva sAaAAM. s 12.40 a. m. Connecting from PitssAelA. at Aas. ierton for Poughkeepsie, RhiAsSsSS as
 for Fishkill. Y Leaves salisbury at 12.se and Eahevaaae at 1.02 p. Ill. - v | sE. 3.58 p. Ill. Connecting from PittsReid. Al. M !erton for New York, arriving ct 6, ,S p. n. Leaves salisbury at APO and taks<S at i.26 p. m. |-' 6.45 p. m. Connecting from Pittsaald. At M. iertoI with Express for Albany aaA 6s West. T. C Leaves Salisbury vt 7.o3 and LAhsxias at 7.07 p. m. s... E,T' 4.30 p. m. Milk Train, connecting at lnNesAAa for New York arriving 1t l2.20 a.1. hSna Sundays only, v.
Connecticut western news., 1881-06-15

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