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Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
Very We'll Phi

Why do you defer til tomorrow what wc should do to.dAyf Why do we neglect A oonsh till ll throws us into consumption. and consumption brings us to ths gravel Dr, wm. Halls palEam if sure Co cure If taken in It has never been known to fail Use it thoroughly according 10 diroe tions Persevore tin the disease ls eonquered AA it is certain to be- svenif 10 should require a doSe1 bottles. There is no better medicine for PulmonArr disordsrs Sold everywhere.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

I FEEL VERY oRkTEruL for the wonderful cures that have been performed with Eye Cream Balm. I have had Catarrh in it's worst form for tho past 25 years and have used every. thing could hear of. I commenced using tho Cream Balm and I consider it the best thing ever tried. I recommend it 10 every one af ficted.--J. B. KELSEY, s2 Broad Street, New NorL Cffv
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

AN honest old farmer once addressing a schooi-house audience on temperance, confessed that he had been a thinker. "But, my friends" said he, in conclu- sion, "I never drank to success"
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
AK old friend is better than two new ones.

eyKEEP THIs IN MIND. In the Diamond Dyes more coloring is given than in any known dyes, and they give faster and more brilliant colors. 1Oc. at all druggists Wells, Richardson X Co.,, Burlington, Vt Sample Card, S2 colors, and book of directions for 2c stamp.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

PuRE coD-LvER orL, ftom selected lvers, on the soashore. by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,, N |. Absolutely puse and sweet Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all others Physicians dnnlaLn IL annnlinr ln nll nLLnra
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

'Ihave been troubled witb general d,b lity ana my blood all out pt order saw your sosel. tlsed and oonel idod 10 give to tria havot ak en two bottles and am feeling perfectly well h has Ohio.
 "Ican say with great pleasure that have nsad yonr sarsaparla and think there s none equ9 t9t DO
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
Low Prices for Buttor.

The New York Tribune in its market report explained why some butter is sold for suoli low prices. In speaking of butter it said, "Ilght colored goods arc very hard to dispose of and several lots were thought well sold At to 10 cents." If butter makers would get tho top price, they should usc the Improved Butter Color, made by Wells, Richardson & Co.,, Bur lington, Vt. It pivesa pure dandclion color and never turns red, or rancid, but tends Co improve and preserve the butter.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
WHEN fsh are rare. even crab b fish.

Heart disease has brought many to an un timely grave. The heart is as liable as other organs to disease; if you have lt even lu Ins sligbtest form use Dr. Graves Heart Regula- tor, S1 per bottle at druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
A eooe, Blood Purifier
Purify Your Blood

cevoonn, \, IT., pssumbsts ., iaa. c. T. Hoop tht. Lowell, Mac . Oent smFu -lYe hrf potsel to nyie that the asnsHd for Hahda AIa nRt E canlnnsa ta aincreaaa lie sals with usaNea1 e thtt I Hng o'heT bHrfan h af hlosd purihefs NH bed 'ta C Hao me ltiua HnA do nps hestAte ta rr tam n a [ it t9 eut luaplss .. c, n, MAuItH Co, WHs LNnr mt 9oss A phWtFN htTeH, H. N EonlEHt
 UNpNHmIlL A AtrTnKnon, DHnnRtsfas
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

Have you heart disease in any formf fl so, use Dr. Graves Heart Regulator; 30 years have proved it a sure remedy for organic or sympathetic heart disease. $1 per bottle
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

Samaritan NsT'ujne relieves the brain of nor bid fancies. It's pure family medicine.
 PIso's cURE for Consumption does not dry up a cough it removes the cause.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

long, silken in texture, rich chestnut brown, reaching to the ground; such are the effects ol the justly celebrated and widely known Car boline, the prince of all Hair Restorere.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

DoEa Dr. Elmore, i05 William street. N. X, intend to stsrve all other physcians2 Hit and he has reduced prices to si.60 for s5-ox., and sl for 1-ox. bottles. Expressed.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
Hoods SarsapariEla

AssaTa' G'i fooD 100 Doses One Dollar 100 Doses Ono Dollar.
 ] Reasons Why You Feel Badly. Beeause your stomach doing its work properly. BeeaUe your liver out of order and wants fighting. Because your blood is hn and needs iron in It. Beedue you troubled with nervous aches and pains. Because vexed with anguor and debility Aside the Use Btte which VIII Tone nb eneebed stomach, and help it to digest Retyesh your weaed liver and put in splendid order. Eaich your waey blood, and give it rich rcd color. Calm your worried nerves and give them resl peace.
 eneken whole system and drive debility and anguog out
 Considering that who has dollar buy of the nearest druggist bottle BRows BITTERs why people should continue feel badly, just for the fun oft 1
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
Raker,s Pain Panaoea

Is one of the best Jinimenu put ur. 10 is A rsal pain killer and destroys rAin. whether internal ol externAl whenever used. It has been A standard remedy for the past thirty or forty year..
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

CHArrED HANDS faco, pimples and rough skin cured by using Juniper Tar Soap, made by CAswFIL, HAZARD X O.. New York.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
A ncnuIIlaI Hend of Halr.

wHr don't yon use st. Patrioks BAlve ? Try 1t Use it. 25c at all druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
POLITICAL.

The Rhode Island republicans in conven- ton, nominated the present State officials for reelection.
 -The Independent Republicans of Rhod. Island, in Convention at Providence, nomi mated George H. Corliss for Governor.
 The Maine Greenback State Committee has called State Convention to meet in Lewiston on Thursdsy, April 24. They do not expect a fusion with the Democrats this year.
 ---The Massachusetts Democratic State Con. vention is to be held in Worcester on Wednes- day, April 30.
 -The delegates to the Republican National Convention from the State Of Wisconsin will vote on the first ballot for Gen. Luclus Fair child
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
FE' CapeHe|I, TOrringtOn, Ctv

Who will personally answer all inquiries. He will sell you the following celebrated makes of Pianos and Organs at least 10 per cent cheaper than you can buy one of any SO called author ized agent, who will tell you he has the exclusive sale and that they cannot be bought ol- ly through him. Enough said, "the proof of the pudding is in the eating," and to this end I invite you when in want of a Steinway, Chickering, Weber, Decker Bros or Christie x
 Son Piano; also Mason &
 Hamlin, Estey, Bur
 dett, Wilcocks I&
 White or Bridge
 port Organ, To call on or address the un- dersigned.
  1 have the BEST UPRIGHT PIANO IN THE WORLD for $225 :: also the BEST ORGAN for $65 i: both fully warranted for five years.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

"lSdmdritan Ael'uine cured mo of 'st vitui Dance. 'n said T. J. Osborn, Mohmond. Ya.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
March April May

Hhss haan well saia uf Hopt'. sarssr rilai sftt hhathe wing nHREta unau he | "a nud uutifa hwmAn ors6nistn, 10 tnueh moro tve thAn te me les dap x u rlgauss co ta s9g uad lgbgaaaa 9Faa.nu of AeafH HRa.
 Mir C. v, Maniey, O walAnaum hnd vefy pepahf mol rsf aua6r sf anton. NiR, rhFal 70 have uHsd hlada sa elpni "a and fnl al yJu advertise u fufs want of
 q Good Blood Purifier
 sFvgh1e ufst'nF ba9, a ssv5fs hfliant attack "a March. ls3 q tread h reoria, Nl,, recg.nmsnasd Hoo 1H eaH ntErlal ltfgi thH ttm tlyt sod zee pet manrnilr eHfs8 bg e. luntnaf tals tsFttn ulsl - IonN <. EuErkuu, ttayal ug agvnt Cor T. w. psxps 6 tAas, faltHu ttreAt Ns Y.
 'swo coll 6 rrnat doa of moSds esrsApsfirs end haze DO hHsitau1u Co recommending W,zsIHoas WIFI TfrLp Cn.. Manutuct airing Ghsm.sta. Chicago
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

A postal telegraph bill has been prepared by a subcommittee of the Senate Postoffice Com mittee. It provides for 8 contract with some existing line to do the work or, if that be found impracticable, for the construction of lines by the government
 The House Committee on Naval Affairs adopted 8 resolution requesting the Approprl- ation Committee to make an appropriation of S143 644 to pay the officers and crew of the Farragut feet, the balance of the prize money due them.
 The number of post offices in the United States on March 20 was AS, 993, all increase of 1,135 in less than nine months. If the same rate of increase Is maintained during the re- mainder of the fiscal year it is estimated that the post offices will number 50,0O0 on July next.
 Secretary Chandler, in a letter to Mir. Cox, chairman of the House Naval Committee, op- poses the intended Jeannette investigation as useless, and styles 1t second pitiless sacrilege
 A Senator who has had many years experi- ence in legislation and service in each house expresses the opir ion that in view of the pres ent backward condition of the necessary work of the session t wil be impos .ible for Congress to adjonrn before the 1st of August.
 The Senate has parsed bill providing for new ConSre ssional Library building, and the House has set a day for its consideration.
 In passing upon apension case the Secretary of the Interior has ruled that the fact that a soldier had disease prior to enlistment is not m absolute bar to his pension claim. It must not be presumed that the soldier was sound because he was accepted into service.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

Plain words are best. Mir. Edward s. Heh'. of Pleasant valsy. Dutohsss co., N. Y.. hAs suffered long from Stones in the Kidneys. He sought relief c' course. Who would notY What sre time and money to healthi Mir. Hicks consulted the best physldans of his village and. also. of PouahkScpue-and nona better can be fond snywhers-hut, unhap7y. without rood result. A friend in Rondout advised Mir. Hiehr to go to Rondout and see Dr. David Kennedy about bic trouble. This Mir Hicks finally did, Dr. KonDsdy at what the suffering mans difculty was. and that FAvoRITE REMEDY was the medicine he need cd. The doctor prescribed t and Mir Hicks went home without much confidence in the power of FAvoRtTE REMEDY to do him more good than othor medieinei hAd done before. But hope elnes Co straws, and hs thought there might be chance out of many In hs favor He followed the dreotions. and was both sur prsed and delighted to find himself presently improv. ng. To-day Mir Hicks is vel man.
 Dr. Kennedy continues to practice his profession and perform all the minor and capital operations m surgery Write and state your case
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
A ReIlahIe MecIlclne

are the more readily appreciated by ths sysiem and freely Hhsathaa bY than ar tf WIS Do perfectly hv'lthy and active 'nit on, No1ry eeN person nee 10 at this time af SO good ioqc End ih vlnofnnt and thousands tr that thnY have found in Hoods ryaparlla tut the thing nee led Reader, do mt put ah takinE sHfinE medicine tll 70 s top late. when tho lut EuIumer months hrre pnl thn system much susceptible Go the attacks of dis
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

AN old friend Is better than two new ones.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

Phonlx Pectoral cures cold and cough. 25c.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
MARKET NOTES.

A BRILLIANT match: Twin diamonds.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

In no other months dnrluF tho whole yesr does tho human eslem s9 ron lily and qntckE rnhpnnd tn rho fevyng and auiekeuinR effects ot reliable msalcHA as in March. April and May. Thn roaR m le che.y given. At tho te 70, when lha wWalher le ehAhnhs From cold C. warmur tempeFatnr', the human Ystem. which has been for mnutg struggling Co kDep itnll ln normal condition against the cold winty Rass, lHpar
 uay exhausted by tho long cont nund ehOis Nn le weather hHt peculiarly depressing effect heneoths
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
Immense Stock

Of secondhand instruments to be closed out at Great Bargain at
 F. E. CAPEWELL's,
 TOrringtOn, Ct
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
IT WILL PAY YOU

Oryon Friends, to Read tho Following Ae- count of ours of Stone in the Kidneys by the use of pr. David K Kcnnedy's Favor Ite Remedy tof Ttondout N. Y.)-A Disease SO Serious and Common should not bo Trihed with.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

Ton SPECIAL RKrEs for advertising in this paper apply to the pn bllAher ol ths paper. NlA
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26

Early English-Bsby talk.
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-26
NEWS OF THE DAY

Remember, No Cure, No Pay !
Delta chief., 1884-08-20
Hanging the Horse Thieves.
tsigncdl !

HELENA, Aug. 9.-Meagrc particu-
lars are received OF another slaughter OF horse
thieves In the muscle Shell region, 80 miles
northeast OF here, last week, by cowboys
While In pursuit Of stolen horses log house
was discovered In the timber on the mountain
side. 1t was sccrctcly watched day or two
during which time several small parties Of
men came and went, some by day, others by
night having In their possession horses, eyi-
IDENTIFY stolen. II becoming evident that II
was the horsethicves rendezvous, the cowboys
congrecated and last Monday night crawlcd
up close to the house and attacked fourteen
horse-t hlevcs about the premises at the time.
Nine were killed and five escaped. The cabin
was set fire and burned. No particulars yet
received OF the fight
Granville Stuart's cowboys arc with band
OF thieves at the mouth OF Muscle Shell.
though the fight must have occurred several
days ago. The locality IA over two hundred
miles from Helena, with no tclcgrnphic com.
mCnication. Never was there period In the
history Of this or any other territory when so
much horsc-thicvng was going on. The clti-
zcns are determined to cfIectually stop It.
Fully fifty thieves have been hanged or shot In
the past month.
Delta chief., 1884-08-20
4 Complicated Case.

GALVESTON. Texas. August IA
warrant was today issued by United States
Commissioner Spann for the arrest OF John
Ireland, the Governor OF Texas. for viola
tion OF section 5,Ji0 OF the Revised Statues OF
the United States. Emil franccro, upon who's.
yictcd in 1879 under the anti misccscnatiop
statue Of Texas and sentenced to five years in
the pcnitcntiary On the Ith Inst. Judge Sa.
blnc, of the United States Court, granted a
hearing to frauccro on writ o hAbeas cor
pus, and when the case WIS called for hear
Ing the state announced that the Governor
had granted full parcon to Frarceru, where
upon the case was dismissed and an order OF
| court was entered discharging franceEo on tn,
next day.
Frnnecro refused Ia accept the Governor.
| pardon. alleging that It did not rrstsTe him 10
citizenship, and he preferred rather to RELY
| upon the Judgment which was rendered IN the
| dismissal Of the writ. and the jisehaTgc from
| custody hy the court as the best evidence Of
| his liberty and citizenship. In his affidavit
| To-. day Francero dCposes that ireland, As the
| Governor of TcNar, together with the pcnl.
| tcntiary Officials, CUpspirrd and couisdcraiei
| together for the purpose Of depfiving him OF
| the rights and privileges which are secured by
the constitution aud laws Of the United siAtes.
" pman whose complexion Is faircr than III.
own. The state statue under which hr wss
| convicted pruSid,s only for the punishment
! OF n white pcrrDn in case of misccgcnaiiou,
! hence his claim OF being crirninatcd against
Tho warrant for the arrest OF the Governor
was pisrcd ia the bands of Marshal Tracy to-
night. The case attracts great attention.
Delta chief., 1884-08-20
Fatal Family Quarrel.

CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-A Muscatine,
Iowa, a,specIal to the daily Journal reports hor-
ribic tragedy near Rochester, Cedar county,
Saturday evening. Charles zimmerman, of
Muscatinc, and W. Riddle, Of Rochester,
brothcrs-in-law, left Muscatinc Saturday noon
with their wives and a young child Of each, for
Rochester. The party were in the same wagon
and got into family quarrel. zimmerman
finally put Riddle and wife and child out and
told them they could walk TO Rochester He
afterwards rel,ntcd and took in the woman
and child. On passing Riddle the latter order
ed the party to halt and, on their refusing, he
fired at them with doublc-barrclcd shotgun.
zimmerman was instantly killed. The second
shot shattered Mrs. Ammcrman's arm. The
team then ran away and Riddles child was
run over and had an arm broken. Riddle was
arrested the same light and Jailed at Upton.
There is strong talk OF lynching. All the par
ties are connected with old and respectable
families In Muscatlnc and Cedar counties.
Delta chief., 1884-08-20

in various markets in Il condition described as
somewhat phenomenal. New whcats are quot
ed at 36QD4O shillings for reds and A for whites
per quarter
Sales of English wheat during the week were
2S, 75S quarters at 81 shillings 6 pence, against
35,l3l quarters at 43 shillipgs pence for the
corresponding week last year.
Trade in foreign wheats is checked by sun
shine, and present symptoms indicate a rapid
subsidcnre OF values TO level hitherto un-
known. Present position OF trade will
strengthen the argument OF those who claim
that the production OF wheat throughout the
world in late years has been increasing In a
ratio exceeding the ratio Of consumption
Wheat in London and Liverpool are irrcgu-
larly cheaper. Oats Is pence lower. Maize
is irslly held in London and arlsy remains
unchanged. Trade in cargocs of the coast
l. literally dried up under the blazing sun
shine. There was one sale. Eleven cargoes
have arrived and eight are withdrawn aud five
remain. Trade forward is virtually Nil.
Delta chief., 1884-08-20
Tho English Crops.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Mark Lane
Ezpress, In It's weekly review Of the corn trade,
says: "Intcnsc dry, tropical heat has pre-
vailed since August Harvest work has pro-
cccded rapidly and grain has matured In ex-
ceptionally good form. All the earliest wheats
are now in perfect milling condition. Barley
and oats vary In some districts they arc cx-
cellent in Others poor. Spring beans appear
to be an absolute failure. The tomato crop Is
unlikely to prove large, but will be frccr from
disease than for many years. Throughout the
past week new wheats made their appearance
Delta chief., 1884-08-20
Queer ver,licts

Somebody with n taste for the hum
orous has been collecting instances OF
eccentric vcrdicts. The following have
been called from his rcpcrtory:
A Kansas jury gave tho following
verdict IN case where man died in n
state OF intoXication: death by hang
ing-round n rum-shop."
An Indian jury recently returned n
written verdict Of "Blodc to pcccs by
the bilcr Dustin"
Jury" said n western Judge, "you
ken go out and find verdict. n YOU
cant find one Of your own, get the ono
the last jury used" The jury return
cd with verdict of Suicide in the
ninth degree"
A Rhode Island jury were five days
debating on long case involving n
hog worth 81, and then came, found
the hog not guilty. and recommended
both plaintiff and defendant to the
mercy of the court.
A Pckin, Qll.) coroncr's jnry render
cd very singular verdict, that man
whose body was found in the river
came to his death by blow on the
head, (which was given either before
or after drowning"
1t was n West Somerset Jury that
rendered the verdict: "Died by the
hereditary visitation OF God" Tho
man had broken his neck when drunk,
and some similar mishap had bcfallcn
his grandfather.
Delta chief., 1884-08-20
4 statement From Grccly.

II having been reported that MEM
bers Of the Grccly expedition prac,Iced can
nihnllsm and Killed private Henry and ate
him, Lieutenant Grcely was interviewed In rc
gard to the matter on the 18Th and he al.
mltted that Henry had a military execution on
the sixth OF June. A. early Bs March II was
suspected that Henry was stealing the limited
food that was appot,Ioned uut to the .urvi-
vor-, and this fact being finally and positively
asccrtainci, Lieutenant GrccIy had thereafter
hard work TO protect the mans nfc.
1t became necessary In order TO keep up tbr
discipline, TO inform Henry that lac would be
shot Il the practice continued, and that n
similar fa,c would bc rnec,cd out TO any other
member OF the party who might be detected
IN like crime. II Henry hal been permitted
to continue his stealing ubmoics,cd. the bal
ancc o; the party would have surely starved
10 death, and Henry only survived. After, and
in spite oi these warnings, Henry was again
detected in stealing tho provisions.
among the food taken being two pound.
OF bacon, eating 80 much OF which made him
sick A search was then instituted when
was found that Henry had among Other ar-
tclcs stolen and secrctcd pair OF sealskin
boots which had belonged TO the hunter Of the
party. Lieutenant Greedy was therefore forced
In order to maintain military discipline and
protect the lives Of bis other comrades, to H.
sue n written order that Henry should be shot,
which order was carried into effect ON June =
AZ to the alleged cRnnIbalism Lieutenant
Gr,ely saws II there was anything Of the kind,
II must have been an individual act, and was
not general. Nothing Of the kind came under
Grccly'H personal observation. Sergeant Brain.
ard, who In the hosri,al Mt th. Navy Yard, con
firms Grccly's statements.
More than week ago Lieutenant Grecly
forwarded to the Secretary OF War a detailed
report Of licnry's execution. AMI upon the
proper representations o. Secretary Chandler
n c 'urt OF inquiry will undoubtedly be
ordered.
Delta chief., 1884-08-20
A Plague Of Locusts.
Sr, LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 11.-Ls

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 11.-Late ad-
lads Of locusts have appeared IN that state, and
Notwithstanding the fact that immense guam
titles Of them have been killed, great dcstruc-
tion to crops has resulted. In Yucatan and
Southern Mexico 100 square miles Of country
is covered with the pests, and the corn, grass,
and other crops are utterly destroyed. 1t Ia
said that 600 families, who are dependent on
their small crops, will have to be supported by
the government during the next six months.
Delta chief., 1884-08-20

"And he kicked you into tho street
weren't you madp" "No, not mad; but
did feel put OUT
mo. indeed; wasn't afraid Of tho
bug,' said Miss Fussanfcather, after
she had recovered from her fainting
spell Mt the church picnic tho other day.
"But knew such horrible shade OF
green wouldn't harmonizc with my
now pink drcss.'
Delta chief., 1884-08-20

sey is thought to be insane.
The British forces in Egypt, now
numbering 5000 will be raised to 10000 in
view Of the intention to send an expedition to
Khartoum to relieve General Gordon.
A riot, on account of strike among
the workmcn Mt Cribbcn & sexton's stove
foundry at Chicago, resulted I'M the death OF
one man before the affair was quellcd.
Major General Hoffman died at Rock
Island, Illinois, on the 18th. He served in the
Mexican war and in the war OF the Rebellion
ON the Union side, and on the frontier.
In Pratt county, Kansas, j. Daniels,
who had separated from his wife but was
boarding her, shot her dead, wounded his
eldest daughter, and then killed himself.
The Coroner at Long Island City re
fuses to exhume the remains Of Private Henry
for examination, unless he is requested to do
SO by Henry's sister. He has written to her.
A Mormon meeting which was being
held near Centrevillc, Tenn, was raided by
masked men last Sunday, and several Mormon
elders and ono Of the attacking party killed.
DAILY, the convicted dynamiter, says
the movements OF his party were directed
from America, and that the bombs found In
his possession were intended for use in Lon
don.