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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23

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Berfaller bes rCuoluttorGrel1 9tontans ygSas
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Dem Sl6er1Didcipsfi iein traurigeS 0ajein
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itebt Elm @artcn, in ipeldem er peri6ieoene
Gerilt6e fir 8erbeierun9 Der b~orttgeit @ez
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men @arten, ba Ser 8oben arBerDrbe1tlt6
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Gr5elgniiielt ieincr Qlrbeit, atm, bouitdne
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BON peG0em ct fib 120 9tubeG eriport bat,
bic beim 8olt5etzGeamte auf6cpaDrt ipers
ben. Seine OeiunObeit iou ie6r i6le6t
ieiu, er lit alt un6 binfGutg 9etporben. SIN
Ser Sto6t ge1ltcBt CT bic dLgemeine N6>
tltng un6 Ste 8cp6lferltl1g bdlt i'm ftr einen
6eiligen.
= Sn 8ari9au 6erri0t groBe Ser
.itinnttng, pcil Die ruiiiide 8e9ierung an
bte S6iiler aler 9ebrzQ tnitaIten eit
&erbDt erlicB, i'm 8erfe6re NIT chamber
po1nti6 3l ipre6en. Sober StubirenOe
ptro iofort relegirt, Der it0 elmer anoern
alS Der ruliti6en Spra6e inn ltmgange be-
Dtent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
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Sae tad OeNt 0c5ran0c ocS
Setftnt4teIS e~i91ttetett+

1. Suite SQuue, 8er66minbeu Der SdpG6e, Der Qbge>
Spauutbeit, Der 9telaN9olie, Suuabue unb Srdftisun9
Scs Sletibes 1ub Der Mustelu.
2. Ole Grdjte uebu1eH Su, bcr @ppetit pir6 befer, Bic
gtabrung i3meft, bs iaure @ufitoBen bort aut Die gerz
oauuH9 ut gut, ru9t9er IND un9etIorter S9laT, INN Trt>
f6es, Qeitdrftes gripadeu.
3. Gcri6winbeu pom aSledcu uu0 gIiItder, bic Saut
iiebt gIatt un6 geiuH6 eHs, Der llrtI lit MD nleRr tribe,
ionberu wirb bell uuo tLar, bic @utleeruu9 ~beielbeu sebt
i6merSlos Dot nd.
4. GepiBbeit Der 6alxrnSen 6etIrtne oaer unpillfirs
li6eu, idWd9enben @ntleerun9eu, uHO 9rdftt9un9 auer
S. Die scIbe Sarbe i'm gseiBen bes &uses nnb bic
brdunIiae, uugeiunoe SaTbe Der 6aut perldwtrtoet, uuo
mad5t elmer geiuubert, tIdreH 9auttarbe Elias.
6. Sieieutgeu, pelde an i6padeu ooer tubertuIoIen
2uneen leibeu, rperbeu 9Tobc gTlet6ternng ourb ben gcz
brGu6 bes SeilmtttelS iinSen: IS bel6r6ert ben Nus
1puri, peruiuoert ben 5u5teu, itdrft uno frdftt9t, beietti9t
ben Hu5tibpetB, bas <Seiibl Der S6p1he uup oes
S9mer3es in ben SuBfu,66elu, Setnen, SduItern &C.;
entferut ben SIeberiroit, 0ss grri6un959efibl, Die Atbentz
beidrperoeu II. ben trampfDafteH 5uiten beim3 nbettegeben
1uo &ufiteben. Nue otelE SpnptonIe perl3w1HpeH nH9
Nub mad.
GarlapariIinn pie Pin 5etdet Der Suriiffebretoen Sez
iunbbeit. 3ie bas BIut an &eiubeil unb Strait Seloinitt,
nimmt bic 6rantbett aR ruo aue treTroen, rnreI11eiI
Stoffe i'm 80rper, SeldDIre, 6rebsletoen, barte SHofen
NJ. 10. peridpiubeu, oas u%u9elrnoe mini geluno, itrIo
@eidwulite, S~iebcrwunbe1L uno &roniide SranfbetteH
merben aebeilt.
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uno QuedStbSr ober corroit 1e Sublinaafe in BEN Ruo:
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Det6une Der Rnodeu, &ettrimntung hes ~StiiGgrdts,
Ter6ptdIn9en, weibe Geid Eillite eber aromptaoern etns
3etreten iiHo, lott Der ySord partIItan" ale Nblager1u<
gen uno entierut ben &rant6ettsitoff aus benz Spitenl.
9. @eun 0teient9eu, mytde bieie NtebiSinen sur 0et<
ing 9ronti9er, itropbulHlGr ober ippbtiitiider 6ranfz
bettcu 9ebrauden uub ftihEu, baB, peuu bic SctIun9
aud nod 10 lnH9lam ieiu meg, liz lid imIu9emeinenb eiicr
befinoen, tbr Sleiid unb @Gpift iid ~pcrnebrt poer aid
mn it9 9let9 hleibt, 10 tit bies elm ii6eres 3etden, baB
tie 6eilung fortidreitet. Bel bieier 6ranfbeiten perber
he 4sattenteu entweber be6er ODER idlimner, Der &rauez
~htitsitofT lit nt6t u%ntbdtbtg; weuu Hibt Guigebolten uno
ans btm Slute %getrieben, ~uTSreitet er lid uno idbrt tort,
pie contribution tI unter9reIben. SobGlo Der rSorlaz
p%artliau~ benz Ratieuten et1l beheres Befiubeu peridait,
i6rettet Gltere 6etlung nit jeSer Stur1oe poran nno Shr
gepiunt an gelunobett, SnIrte uuO Jietl6.
Die groBe Wddt bieies 6eiIuittels %offenbart it6 in
Rronfheiten. bic ben SOB hsrbeisniIhren brohen. pie in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
2a0matt's rea1tltren0e 1tllem
BOufommcNe BurgalSen, Il1DerllOe Nbz
filDrmittel, mirfen o6ne S0mer5,
ftets 3uDerlGBig unO ndtiirli6

BoufDmntcte Yurgan3en, lt1Der1tDe Nb>
%fii1rmittel, tpirfen o1ne S0nner5,
ftets 8uDerldBtg 1trtO ndtilrlt6
in t6ren Sperattpl1en.
Sin besetabiIiIdtes @r1asmitteI fir GaIpnteI.
Goutomr1en obne iesliden 8eigefdEnad, elegant mir
5IBem Sunni 9Ioiiirt, %pursiren, r%eguIren, retnigeu nnb
itdrfcu-
Oeaeeus, Der &e6er, Der geOdrme, Der JtieLan, Der &laIe,
inuie fir Herr6ies &opipeb, gerItopfuHg> Snoi9eltior,
SuSpepiia, biliUie 35uit1upe, Sieber, Notwithstanding
6,tud. Sdmolrboioen uuo ole anoercu Seioen beS Inter-
:s;bS. Sine p~pltonmene Eur enrdntirt. Nciu pegez
iobiliid feline Spur poH Ntertlr, WtiHeraltaH ooer i6doS
Iiden Oro9ueh:
beitet Der eroauun9Sorgane 8erltoptungs iIt7erli9c
Sdmorrboibe1, SlutpulIur9 mad Dem Sopfe, Sdure
I'M Nfaoeu, ~llebeltett, Soo6renucn, Gtel ur oenl Glien,
sYfaoenSrlden, iaureS &uiitoBer, Sintert poer 8d1en Ds
y6erSens, erittGenbes Geiiibl beim yiege1t, gtebe ooer
SJlafern por 9tugeu, Sieber unb bumpie SbmerEr I'M
her Nl!qer, Seitentebcn, Sdmerieu in Der :}5Iutft mp in
ben @lieoern, plogltte &noalHH9 pom 9Tfe, SreHfer
6s SleiideS,
bds GpltenI pom aueri ooell9ehahHle" @r@Il'ge'e" 'tS
SSn ben Npotbefen SIT babem.
Mon leie: oTolf6 uub @abr."
Stan i6ide cine Srietmarte an Aa0maq
81 80, go. 80 Barrelt@, Gde Der @bur6
@troBe, Stem Yorf.
e Betebrltns, 8auienOe Don Dollars pertb, wtrO
G,Id .uaeIdidt peroer.
@H" o4SF @att oas gnbIifutm.
Ga foru feline before @urautie fir ben Mertb pom
e. Robpa9's oltetablirteu 81. Ut. u. Setlmt1el anT9teS
rpieIen pe-&1 ais bic deu6eu uH1 Hngig9eH ZOO
nents@ ais AID ~,5eltef5" uuo sYstus". Sebet Gu9 por
nm perlane:t MIR Jtaopaps nuo adtet oarGu 1, ooB
her Ran,e ,Jtabwap" i9 aui benz s%etaalteH ATfIFel OS
fiHbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
GOlUjuOfmMt

Der Quugeu unb EubertuIoie, 4btiiis, SfrofeIu, Gppbis
lis, Sbminber, gntortun9 urrO 6rebs Der Nieren, 6urns
ribr llrinbdltun9, no es obHe Anmeuoung be5 ~Satbeters
xinbernns idofit uno Die idmerseube Nniuenoune bteIes
SnitTumentes ~uun6tbtg maGt Stein uub Cries, rnn
in allen Tdueu Don GutSuubuItg Der Yfierel uno Der
gloie, iOWte in drouti9eH Tdlen DON SrauentrGnss
peiten.
Sin SIoIde eutbaIt meBr %wirfiome Irsnetitofe, uIs
.reeub elm ouberes DtitteI, bic JIM bis iehs Gbeel6ifel
pou n6tbi9 MAIDEN, DibreuS DON Sariapartuion elm
EbeeIoifeI uou genigt.
@inem Solar ole SsIaf0e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
@etne 8abrbett!

9a8 Slut otlbet bic @ru1okge
be8 9ebens, e8 circulirt bnr1 je6en
She'll es &0rperS, uro falls eS ntd)t
rein unO frdftig 1T, geb0rt quite Gez
iunbbeit S1tr llnnlSglthfeit. @snn
&ranfheit i'm Ggltem @urSel gefaBt
bat, 10 lit Der etn5tge fidere,
fGnele Meg aur 8ertretbung,
&einigung unO StQffung oes
8lute8.
0ieie einfafen GbatiaGen frb
tpobl befa1llt ltrb Die gr0bten mebis
ciniI6en NutorttGten Itimlner bartn
therein, tab sc / d s alS giien baS
Slut in Ieinem natiirliden 3nftanb
tpieoerberitelit, fomie baB one @iien=
BrdparattOnen, peld)e bis iett ge=
madt murben, Die 3dhne idipdr3en,
&opfDeh DeruriddJen, 1omte audi
anOermdrts iddblid) itn6.
Gromn'S @tIen s8ittcr8 oernttIdt
fid ooIlfomme1t urb id)ueu nit benz
Slut, tpelde8 eS rei1tigt, ftdrft uno
auf bte1e @ei1e 8ranfbeiten aus irs
9erlb einem Sbeile bes GpitemS
treibt, auberbem idmdr5t e8 Die
2Gbne Mot, Oeruriadt tpeber
&opflpeb nod @~erftopfung unb 1T
befttMntt d ihdOli9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
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In tbrer peri3tebeneu SorIneu.
&aGfcSi SSieber.
SeaItes u:,o bisi0ejJ 8icber gebeiGt fir so Gents.
@s siebt tetn nuberes SjeilmttteI in her S3clt, mas 10
idneu ale gren BON ST,bsr Betlt, nl6eeu tie non DerborS
bener Nufs (Dtqlarta) .o2er besenerirter Gale fommen,
mo9er lie Sderla6, gSerpenfeber ober 9elbe5 Sieber
beiBen, ais uater S~I3tebung pom 5abpap's Ytuen,
oas "READY RELIEF" Dr. Tabpop's.
Tiiltf3ig Gerts bic Slal6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
DR.. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARTLLIAN
RESOLVENT.
ser 0tniRe STAT Gettti0er4

Sir bic Seiluug droniider 6rantbeiter, ererbter ODER
nn0erer Scrofelu IN ben gungeu ober benz Wta9en, Der
Saut ooer 6eu Snoden, benz Sleii3 ODER ben yferueI,
wel6e bas Slut pcro iften.
@broniidear ontB eitsu, GuodenfraB, p%er0prbene Sdfte
i'm SIute, IfrcpbHl6ie 6rantbeiteH, unHatiirliber 9obis
tbs, SppbiIis unf Seuerie Sieber1prnben, droutide unb
0Ite @eidwiire, engLiI6e 6runtbett, peiBe Sdmetlun9en,
@rinbtopf, @ebdrmEtter>9etbeu, &rebie, GrIicni6melS
Iuueeu, 6noter, AbSeGrlug be3 &6rpcrs, Nuitelr uno
9us I6lG9e, SdpGreH, 0pspepiia, gtterenz uno gIaieuz
Ietoelt, droriiGer Hbeumatisnu5 uuo Gidt, Sduiuos
fu6t, BlaienItetn urro @ries, ippte A6arten ber Obt9er
Deroeu.
Sci Npot6efern, fir einen Dollar bte Slai6e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
9}ettete fein Sinh.

II q. Guitars st., Baltimore, No.
Weine @erren! &uf Gmrfctlnna
zines SrcunfeS bin n lite i'd nit
@rrrn'a Glen : Sitters zen 9er1u6
ais GtGrtuI9emittel fir meme TpGter,
ron rer id iiterSeust mar, Sae ie al
Ter ausSebrtng tdbinfede. ga i'd
tereit5 Dret Sb6ter, trrB FER tefien
Aerste. an tieler f6redliGen 8rantbeit
r~erlpren tatte, elautte i'd ni6t, ea6
strds e%riltire, ireldes Rem Sprtld)ritt
Sieier 8ranfteit @tntdlt tbltn fEnne,
ineeB si lneiner ArpBen Creufe fonb i'd
aus, fuB meme Sp6t'- heSpr tie nod
lie eritc 6laIGe ron ...Vmn's @ilens
SitteyS Hpafdnci8 dufSebraudt bate,
~eritortte unb nulinIetr lire fritere Sc.
funebeit SpQfOmmen nieterteraeiteat
1T. Bel r,etrer fitntten Spdter icaten
It'd eleiGfals 9lnsetden ser SluSsebruna
elm unb her cpnIultirte Mrst faote
raid, cas- ,StGrfungemittel n6tfta
feien;" na6tem mir tbn infprmirt,
to6 ibre 6ltere S6mefter 8rpirn's
Giien Sitters nebme, erwiterte er:
,boS 1T eiu eutes Stdrfuuesmittel,
nebmenSte eS." Gepram 9belps.
grour'S Giien SttterS furirt
8~p8pepiie, 11nperOauliHfeit uno
unb gibt 8erionen Gin
Derung nnb 9ilfe, tpel6e an fol-
diem 6ebrenOcn aranfbeiten als
Gdnin6iuGt, gttereH uebel &C..
Connecticut western news., 1882-12-13

A COLD WAVE swept over Manitoba, Dakota and Minnesota last Wednesday and Wednesday night. At the extreme northwest the weather was the coldest known since the modern system of weather telegraphing was este 5lished, it being 68 degrees below zero. The in- tensity of the cold surpassed, indeed, anything ever noted by any but few of the noted polar explorers. The great est degree of cold ever experienced ap- pears to be the mark recorded by the Austrian expedition, at point far up the Mackenzie river and not very far from the magnetic pole. That was 71 degrees below zero by the Fahrenheit spirit thermometer, and it was 8 good deal colder than the next coldest point met with during the winter in those hyperborean regions. Every particle of moisture was instantly condensed. The breath of a herd of reindeer, seen in the distance, presented the effect of great collection of steaming locomotives. But that exceptional cold of the polar regions was only degrees colder than the mark experienced at Winnipeg Wednesday morning.
Connecticut western news., 1882-12-13

IT IS rather novel spectacle for the President and his chief Cabinet Minis ters s'to agree to disagree" on import ant questions of public policy; at least 1t must appear somewhat strange in the supposed to be the responsible head of derstood that his Cabinet Ministers are merely his advisers, for whom he in reality is responsible.
 The President advises Congress to do away with all internal revenue taxation except that on distilled spirits. His chief secretary, the Secretary of the Treasury, seems to dissent from that view, and diadvises the retention of the tax on tobacco and beer.
 The President favors the reduction of letter postage to two cents, but his Postmaster General does not favor it; while the President withholds his con- currence from the plan of the Postmas- er-General to have the government take charge of all the telegraph business of the country. The recommendation in regard to reducing letter postage to two cents would seem to be & matter of sound public policy and ought to be adopted. The revenue would doubtless be increased instead of being diminish ed by it. The abrogation of the tax on tobacco and fermented liquors is measure of doubtful propriety and Congress will probably hesitate before it approves such a sweeping measure. The revenue from the tax on tobacco and fermented liquors and the special taxes on dealers, amounts to over sixty millions dollars, and the tax payers of the country will fail to see, while we have such an enormous public debt, why these "luxuries' should not bear their proportion of the burden.
Connecticut western news., 1882-12-13
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

It will be apparent to any one, who will OK anime SOLID GOLD WATCH, that aside from the necessary thickness for engraving and polishing, large proportion of the precious metal used, is needed not only to stiffen and hold the engraved portions in place, and sup ply the necessary solidity and strength. The surplus gold is actually needless so far as UTIL- IrY and beauty are concerned. In JAMES BOSS PATENT GOLD WATCH CASES, this WASTE of precious metal is overcome, and the SAME soLIDITY AND STRENGTH produced at from one-third to one half of the usual cost of solid cases. The process is of the most simple nature, as follows: plate of nickle compost tion metal, especially adapted to the purpose, has two plates of SOLID GOLD soldered one on each side. The three are then passed between polished steel rollers, and the result is a strip of heavy plated composition, from which the cases, backs, centres, bezels, &c., are cut and shaped by suitable dies and formers. The gold in these cases is sufficient to admit of all kinds of chasing, engraving and enameling j; the engraved cases have been carried until worn perfectly smooth by time and use without removing the gold.
 THIS IS THE ONLY CASE MADE WITH TWO PLATES SOLID GOLD AND WARRANT ED BY SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.
 For sale by all Jewellers. Ask for Illustrated Catalogue, and to see warrant.
Connecticut western news., 1882-12-13

THE Housatonic Ray came to us last week somewhat transformed in appear ance and makeup, and to our unculti- vated taste in such matters the changes are decided improvements. Brother Delavan retires from the management with Brother Erwin's rather caustic ben ediction, he perhaps forgetting for the moment, Chow pleasant and how good it is for brethren to dwell together in unity, and Messrs. Giddings and Bolles assume the entire management as editors and proprietors. They are both experi- enced newspaper men and we shall be very much disappointed if the Ray is not soon multiplied into rays which will Ray diate like those of the orb of day.
Connecticut western news., 1882-12-13
GOVERNOR WALLER has made the fol

GOVERNOR WALLER has made the fol- lowing appointments: Private Secretary Edmund Zacher, New Haven Go. i; Adjutant-G General = Gen. Darius N. Couch, Fairfield Co.,; Assistant Adju- tant- -General-Joseph J. Sweeney, New Haven Co.,; Quartermaster- General Thomas McManus, Hartford Go. Assist ant Quartermaster General - Jabez l.. Woodbridge, Hartford Co.,; Commissary- General, Francis A. Warden, Fairfield O.. Paymaster- General Colt, New London Co.,; Surgeon-General, Dr. B. l.. Bissel, New Haven Co.,; Aides-de- Camp-NorrissG Osborn, New Haven Co, William N. Woodruff, Hartford O., George D. Post, Windham Go. j; Luke A. Hery, New London Co.,, and one other to be named.
Connecticut western news., 1882-12-13
CoRREsPoNDENoE.

aI- CORRESPONDENTS are requested to send in their communications so as to reach us on Monday of each week, as we cannot insure the insertion of any correspondence received after that time.
 A9- Write only on one side of the paper and send something each week if possible. Don't wait until you can gather full column to send Gall at once," but let us hear from you from week to week, if you can't give more than two items at time, remembering that ne,os is not improved by age.
Connecticut western news., 1882-12-13

STATE OF CoNNEC TICUT.-At Court, 0 of Probate holden at Salisbury, within dayoF December, A: D. 1882. Present, Loren go Tupper, Esq, Judge. This Court doth direct William D. Reid of said Salisbury, Trustee of the estate of Bradford s. Thomp- insolvent, to give notice to all persons in terested in the estate of said insolvent to ap- pear, Tiff they see cause] before the Court of Probate to be holden at the Probate Office in said District, on the 23d day of December, relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said estate, by advertising in newspaper published nearest to said District, and return make of the notice given.
 Certified from Record
 DONALD T, WARNER, Clerk.
Connecticut western news., 1882-12-13

THE REPORT of the Tariff Commiss- sion was quite surprise to the country; as much so as some of the recommends tions of the Presidents Message. The Commission was supposed to have been made up in the interest of protection and it was hardly expected that they would recommend a reduction of duties They do, however, propose an average reduction of from 20 to 25 per cent. :, which we believe are about the figures of MT. E. D. Goodwin of Salisbury, in his address before the Commission in New York, and to which we alluded some time ago. They probably took that as the basis of their report. The most astonishing thing perhaps about the report is the proposition to place wood pulp on the free list The reduc- ton on steel rails is from $2S to $17 .92 per ton, and on the whole iron and steel list in proportion. On cotton goods the reduction is about 25 per cent; on woolens from IS to 40 per cent. on silks g per cent; on chemicals from 25 to 30 per cent. Quinine is left on the free list. The free list has been consid- erably enlarged and now embraces more than one-third in value of the total 1mportatlons of the country, larger amount than has been generally under stood. Whether the proposed revision would naturally reduce the revenues of the government can only be told by experiment., as in some cases doubtless the reduction in duties would be more than offset by the increase in importa- tions. Whatever the present or the next Congress may do in the way of re- vision, due regard will undoubtedly be had for vested interests Abstract theory is one thing, but practical states manship has very often to deal with differ ent questions. The present tariff has been the policy of the government for good many years and vast amounts of capital have been invested and large business interests have grown up under it and any Congress, whether republican or dem 0efstic will be careful not to disturb the general business and prosperity ot the country by sudden and sweeping ehangess
Connecticut western news., 1882-12-13

GEN. DANIEL TYLER who recently died in New York, removes one of the prominent actors of the early years oi the war. Going out as Colonel of the First Conn. Volunteers, he was in com mand of a division at Bull Run. He afterwards served in the West, but his age kept him out of active service from that time. He was S3 years old at the time of his death.
Connecticut western news., 1882-12-13
POtRSKR

Contains no opiate to disturb the head or digestion, but its effect on Sore Throots,
 Colds, Hoarseness, Throat Tickling, and kindred ailments, is magical. Children readily take it. Mothers bless and praise it. Every trial makes @ friend
 Emphatically, PoTAsKA is not catch penny device, but it is bona:ttae pre- scription of a remarkable successful physician. Stands on its merits, and is having an immense sale. Sold by all druggists. 22nov1m
Connecticut western news., 1882-12-13
BORN.

TR1PP-At Greenfield Hill, Conn.,, Nov. 2s, Q daughter to Frank E. and Virginia B. Tripp, and granddaughter to Hiram Tripp of Shef- field, Mass. Weight lbs. WHITE In Winsted Nov. 9th, a daughter (Ma- beD to Albert P. and Lena I. WhiGe. AMUNDSON-At West Cornwall. Dec. Sth, a daughter to MT. a. Mrs. Amundson. "a BEALS At Pittsfeld. Nov. 26, son to MT. and Ms. William Beals.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

AS I AM MAKING ATTACHMENTS TO A leave this town, all those having Bills against me please hand them in before Janu- ary 1st, 1888. And all those indebted to me please call and settle the same on or before January 20th, 1888, as shall leave all bills not settled on the above date with an attorney for collection. Also all those having Lager Beer Bottles belonging to me please return them as soon as January list, and oblige
 oct25tf J. 4. MACDONALD.
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OWING to the municipal troubles in Opelika, Georgia, the state legislature has passed an act vacating its charter and authorizing the governor to appoint local government until new one can be elected.
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DIED.

SPARKS-At Ashley Falls Dec S. Mrs. Della
 Sparks, aged 75 ysars.
 GILLETTE-At Mendota Ill.,, Dec 4th, Frauk-
 lin Gillette, formerly of Canaan, aged 6S. PRINDLE At Bantum Falls, Nov 22d, Mrs Roxana Prindle, wife of the late Joseph Prinde. aged S4 years and months, formerly of Canaan. DAVIS-In Goshen Dec. 9th, Mrs. William Davis Sr., aged 76.
 BEALS-At Pittsfeld, December 5. Florence L., wife of William Beals, age 28 ye ars and mos.
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HAY AND STRAW

"ANTED.-The Highest Cash Price Paid w for Hay and Straw at the Oni Housa- tonic depot, Canaan. The above wi | be rec ceived Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satu days.
 JOHN N. VAN DEUSEN, A gent.
 Canaan, Conn.,, Oct. 4, 1882. If
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Sportsmen, take Notice.

A IL PERSONS fishing, hunting or shoot- A ing Birds or Game of any description on our Lands in the Town of Salisbury, Ct, will be prosecuted forthwith to the full extent of the law. J. N. O. SCOVILLE.
 Chapinville, Ct., Nov. Fist. 1881. 1v
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Is. F. SEYMOUR.

sBINGUNDERTAKER, Baskets, bur II ial robes and everything pertaining to the business at the lowest possible prices. deliver. ed at residences without extra charge. Per. sonal attention given to preserving the dead. have chemicals and the most approved ice. chest and every facility for keeping bodies, and will take charge of funerals when desired. References by permission. W. w. Welch, M D.. J. N: Cowles, J. B. Eldridge, K. l., Gay lord, R. I. Crissey.
 Samples may be seen at my house or at Sparks & Co.'S store at any time.
 Norfolk Conn. March 1 1879. I4t