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The Press., 1884-03-13

FORTUNATELY for the good name of s"The Press" and the welfare of the people, the office of this sheet is so well manned though in part by woman-that the pa per is bound to come out in due time and shape, though the editor be absent. The public then may be assured that ''The Press' will be filled to the brim with first class original matter-provided the scis- sors don't break, or the editorial hand for the time get paralyzed.
The Press., 1884-03-13

OUR legislature still tussles with the ssshort haul' bill and the long session question. Over the first-whether 1t wears out less shoe leather to walk two miles than it does to walk one-there hangs a doubt. Of the other it may be said it was answered in the minds of the public before 1t was raised
The Press., 1884-03-13

"WHY were not these good things said oi him when dead, said while he was living ? is the inquiry of 8 writer in recent issue of the Hartford Courant. This doubtless has reference to the many kindly and eulo gistic expressions in regard to Ex-Gov. Hubbard since his decease,-bu in his ease the generous and appreciative words were hardly lacking while he was living, such was the universal esteem in which he was held. But the inquiry of the writer mentioned suggests pertinently and ap- propriately the exercise of that courtesy among men which should rise to the dig. nifty of overlooking trifing foibles and getting hold of what is good in our fellows, and thus encourage them larger well do ing by recognizing it. It suggests, too,- as presidential campaign is rapidly con- ing upon us,-the sensibility and profitable ness of getting ready, not only to nominate candidates and zealously supporting them, but of doing so in conformity with the principles suggested by Gov. Hubbard's s interrogative expression when nominated in 1876, "Why not carry into politics the methods of an honest man and the be- havior and courtesies of gentleman ?"
The Press., 1884-03-13

Since the introduction of two-cent letter stamps there has been an unexpected re- duction in the number of postal cards is- sued. For five years the average annual increase in the issue has been fourteen per cent. Since July last there has been an increase of eighteen per cent. in the number of adhesive stamps, and twenty five per cent in the number of stamped en- vclopes issued. During those eight months the issue of postal cards only reached 256,- 552, 75o, as against 26O, ,296, ,250 during the corresponding period in the preceding year. In consequence of the decreased demand for postal cards the postmaster general has sent a letter to the speaker of the house of representatives, informing him that the estimates for the cost of man. ufacturing the cards during the next fiscal year may be reduced $35, 900. The reason assigned at the department for the 6e- l creased issue of the cards is that many communications formerly made by that means are now made through letters.
The Press., 1884-03-13

JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, PUBLISHER. also per year. Postage prepaid by the pub lisher discount of 25 cents made when payment is made STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
The Press., 1884-03-13

Vennor and Wiggins must look out--a Connecticut prophet enters the field. He thus prognosticates in the Winsted Herald ::
 9th, Saturday Clearer, wind northwest, mild, grows cooler.
 1th, Monday -Changeable, mild, wind southwest to northwest, cooler, more cloudy, perhaps snow or sprinkle.
 11th, Tuesday-Some cloudy, breezy from northwest. 18th, Wednesday-C Cooler in morning, warmer, wind southwest, clear, then some cirrus clouds.
 18th, Thursday-W Warm, pleasant, wind southwest, but may sprinkle at evening from northwest or squall, some signs of thunder but we guess not.
 14th, Friday-Mild, grows windy from southwest to northwest, perhaps sprinkles.
 18th, ,Saturday-Clear, cold and windy from northwest, some indications of 8 squall.
 This prophet furnishes weather to order in lots of week each.
The Press., 1884-03-13

PoTAsKA contains opiate to disturb the head or ness, Throat Tickling, and kindred ailments is mag ical. Children readily take it. Mothers bless and praise it. Every trial makes friend. Emphatcaly, PoTAsKA is not catchpepny device, but is a bona
 de prescription of remarkably successful physician. Stands it's merits, add is having immense sale. Sold by all druggists
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Died.

M. P. Hanley.
 Orange, Mass, Sd, Mrs. Lucinda P. sisson, 73, formerly of Stafford.
The Press., 1884-03-13

COLLECTORS NOTICE.-All persons i- O able to taxation in the town of Wilmington, on the list of 1ssS are hereby notified that win be at from o'clock till o'clock D. m.; also at the store of G. Ha Jr O., from o'clock till o'clock the said list. deduction of per cent win be made on taxes paid prior to April 1st An addi- tion of percentage and costs for collection will be made on all taxes not paid or before May 1st 1884,
 J. BUGBEE JR., Collector. Wilmington, Conn, March 4th, 1884.
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FORTUNATELY for the good name of ''Tl

Parties indebted to this office will oblige by settling immediately.
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ford.
 St. Charles. H., 1st, son to Frank Brown and grandson to N. D. Royce of Wilmington. Springfield, 9th, son to Everett Davis. Stafford Springs, 1st, son to John Lllie.
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Wilmington, Conn.
CORN $ {!

Rich or poor without good feet you cannot enJoy life. l.. SlMONSEN of New York, Surgeon Chirop- odist extracts and permanently cures corns bunions, sides of the feet from which many people suffer- AL so bois the instep sores the feet. All oper- ations the feet positively made without the slight est pain or blood, and immediate relief given and boots shoes worn with comfort at once. No acids or medicines whatever applied to the feet. At the Springs House, room. No. 19, for few days only, commencing about March 18th. Consultation and ex- animation free. Charges reasonable. Don't fail to call at once before it is too late. Will examine your feet and tell you the LOWEST PRICE can treat you for.
 NoTIoEi In the office of the Springs House are letters from the most prominent people of the United States of America. Please go and look at them.
 NOTICE! Dr. s. hHHno agents whatever. Can on- ly be seen at the hote apply by letter. Send for circulars free.
The Press., 1884-03-13

IN another column attention is called to a meeting at the M. E. vestry on Friday evening, to consider as to what shall be done to enforce the law against the illegal liquor traffic This is movement in the proper direction, and involves the right principle that is the prompt and thorough execution of law. No one can be justly called to account for seeking to uphold the laws which are legitimately enacted. On the other hand, no man can justly complain if the laws under which he lives are carried into effect Every man, whc is really such, will not suffer himself to be law breaker, and all laws should bt obeyed, enforced, or repealed.
The Press., 1884-03-13

An interesting case has been tried re. gently in Falls Village, Litchfeld county, before commissioners. One R. l.. War. ner married Miss Yale in 1856. He was then worth $6,0OO; she 5000. They lived economically and worked hard, and when he died in 1882 he was worth $40. 900. He generously left her $1 ,OOO cash and the use of SIG, 900 for life. She claims all the estate she brought him, but when it comes to any share in their j.int earn ings, the law does not recognize that she has any claim to them. Still it is the year of grace, 1884.
 The United States senate has ratified the Mexican treaty by the decisive vote of Al to 20. There is wide divergence of opinion as to its relative merits, its SUD- porters holding that it will open new ane rich field for American enterprise, while the friends-of certain special indus tries think it will prove injurious Prob ably both sides over-estimate it's import auce. Tips upIy can decida
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Holland, 1st, by Rev. F. A. Crafts, E. B Carver of Coventry and Minnie A. Lathrop O Holland.
The Press., 1884-03-13

T'ENEMENT TO RENT.-Call at | 1 M J. HORNISS'S. | N OTICE.-For sale-Seed Potatoes White 1 V Star Improved White Elephant Clark's No. I, Walls Orange, and others. Price $1 per bushel. AL so two New Milch Cows Inquire of 13mtf JOHN KANE, Stafford Street. ' OST-On the evening of March 11th, be- A tween Palmer and Stafford gentleman's Wool en Scarf. The finder will be rewarded by leaving the | same at the Weeks House. Palmer, Mass., or with l R. 8. Hicks, Stafford National Bank. l EOR SALE-A Farm of 45 Acres N GOOD HOUSE and BARN. Situated on Buff 1 Cap, Holland, Ct. sk miles from Stafford. Wood ssoo. Tneupe of '0 ha i LEWIS ISV ise BuRR Basf 7m4~ Stafford Springs, Ct. OTICE.-The annual meeting of the Staf- 4V ford Springs Cemetery Association, for the choice of directors and the transaction of any other business. will be hek at Borough Hall on Monday
 w. D. HEALD, Secretary. A court of probate holden at Stafford, A within and for the district of Stafford on the 11th day of March, A. D;1ss4.
 Present, JOHN o. BOOTH, Judge.
 On motion of Azwbah Ferry, administratrix on the estate of Elyin Ferry, late of Stafford, with in said district deceased.
 This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors said estate to exhibit their claims same to the administrative directs notice be given of this order by ad posting copy thereof on the public -postin said town of Stafford the place where the deceas-
 JOHN O. BOOTH, Judge.
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T,ENEMENT TO RENT.-Call at
 1 M J. HORNISS'S.
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en- benistsmGsiis Dag for en- TeffIig'
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gabuiro, iamIebes I ben anIebnjng en-
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for at forbanbIs berom, o9 tom til bet
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teen ait M fra, at Seniisten meb bette
nue SanesgnIGs par, faa meset iOm
mulig, tat faa in6Ie6st 6~orbinbeIier meO
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funbe saa for fig paa en- belOt9ere
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fremmebe SurrstrinssfOIf bertiI, bpOrs
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men life ifulbe foresda paa ben Utaaoe,
at 0scorab SoIt ioretog en- uofu9t til
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paa 9inieH, for at De funoe iamlss Der
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pert os port granbmanbifab buer til,
iamt unbsr en- aIminbeIts ll0flugt till
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aGe os Gnbusr efter bsbite Gpne BIZ
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Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

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Ora <Iiorc ! Oaioers.

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betisubt, at ban for snoel aar tiIbase
baube Iast fig pa Cur peb eanbeueien
for at rsue Soften. Gu Rsiisnbe, Der
pasi.rebs gsien for gofisrsrsr, bIeu Of
ieret for Ssserist, ibst Dor ganSit faIot
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taane @anss. Oa BEN SusrfaIbus life
bsbe at Saarene. men optOs 8ampsn
meb 6sueren, ilabte benne bum ben til
en- Str9nt, buor. ban isste at iiprte
bar ubousr, eftsrat baue rsuet BAN for
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ninssn ubouer flamrebs ben SperiaIone
fig fat til Rorberen o. isste at bragg
5am meb fig / 6aIbst, buiItst misIpt,
tebes, ba bsnne paanp bsnptteoe i'm
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,5iusrs, iaa Gaset CLAP pg ben nIptte'
Ii9e fanbt fin Oso / ben ifeiIe Stprt:
ming. Worbsren, Der tiIifob, at ban
osiaa tibIisere bapoe brabt en- at fine
Rebmenneitsr, par paa tit Sibite iaaIes
bes pIaset at Samuittisbebsnas, OF
ban fer SrGfen maatte Iette ben ueb
at aaa til g~stienbeIie. Gn Giliteoes
parenbe bar bsrettet Spenitaaenbe.
!6ertil tan bemerfes, at ben Mproebe
inaen anben Tan pare enb en- Ole gse
fra Bang | gaIbers; ban baube uGret
/ amerifa, men uar reiit bism til Norse
% baube Der bespnot at banbls meb
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for 10 aar euer libt mere foen borte
netop / ben bstienbte auumstIeu, efter
maiten at bare naaet fit 9jsm paa en-
Gilbasereiie fra Gbriifiania. Nan
fanbt bans Sat Os noset anbet af
bans Giisttsr, Tom Iaa isien | 3Ieuen,
metens ban lelu blep taftet ubousr
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ct llIpffcstiliGloe.

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ting lllptte lise ~uoenfor pore ginouer.
gn SpbbsItiebet Buggy, tiIbsrenbe So
iepb Wernetts peb Burr Dat, uGIteoe
unosr en- for itarp Ssnbins, Os be fire
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De tire at benz, 2 unse RGno os en-
ung Dame r@siits fig itrar, men Otos
osrsn baube | Salost laaet Souebet faa
6aaret imob 5ortouset, at bun Iaa Ii
seiOm bsb, % biertsitiGrenbe a bet
at bore 0attersns fortuiuIsoe ubraab:
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Den gepipitIsfe bIsp baaret inp / 8ins
neibeit SoteI, os Or. Coleman itrar til.
talpt; sIGbelist er bet, at bet NOT
life sr iaa furIist, iOm bet iaa uS til,
tbi BUN CT ausrebe iaa uiot, at bun
bar tunnet rsiie bism.
3 SoritrGttsIien opsr ben paltebe
8osn latte 9eitene afitsb | ct uiIbt
Sprans. Seo icrite Sjsrne Lob be IND
/ en- Sussp, Tom Rr. eOOt fra Nas
oiIOn forte, os tnuite ct at 9iuIene,
uben at aurette anbsu Stabe. De bIeu
iaa f~attet, men be bapoe naturIisuis
osiaa ramponsret 9usnen bag fig abb
ifiuiet.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

uis uiI bette 6OretaSenOe BRACE andre
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Mr. 6. s. Craig, tibIiSsre auis'
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paatet Luverne Gazette.
SpmGrfiombeben benIsoes paa
auertisiementet "Sus Os Got tilialss
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Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

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at bette Rs~snifubsaur eaer fra lite
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Ipsninser bar isa nu faaet, os bet gts'
tisits 6eraf ital ba Der 9isn9iues. Gil
be 8asi.r, bporaf Samfunoets ressls
mRsfse llosiftsr beftribes. er Der /
nGpnts Gibsxm inbtommst 81 1861,
mebens lloSifterne bar uGret s6, 402 95.
Den fore unoerbalarce er oGttet bells
ueo SebOIbninsen fra forri9e R,9nItabs'
aar, bells peb 9aan; men at ueobIiue
meb at lame fig frem er life iaa let,
ba Samfunbets arebit lite lGnsers ct
iaa COB iOm for. SernGf mGrte man
fig, at 9arerIsnnsu for September enbs
M life or fuIbt ~ubbetalt, os at insen
Carer bar fasst noset al i'm 9sn for
Oftob.r os Ropsmber. Stulse Carer
Isnnsu for bisie Wuanebsr baue peret
bstaIt, uiIbs man bertiI baDe bebOuet
opsr 1,s00 Dol. mere snb bet, iOm
M er ubsiust. Os GOrifieQen msaem
Snbtast ps ubsift piIoe baue paret
mere snb 5000 DOH.
Ut Rsben unosr bisis Smitanbisbss
Der sr ~opermaaos flor, B bauer pei itts
pibsre at uemuIes. Wtsn ies ital bog
- for at siue ct ret Sssreb ON StiIs
Iinseu - tiaabs mig at tiIfsie, at til
Sommsrsn ben life SuIi foriuIser bet
9aan paa 0,soO Doll, buorfOr Der or
siust pant @OassebpsninSsn, os at bet
ba sutsn MAJ betuIss slsr, ON Rrebitor
sr uilis BERTH, after fornpss rsb en-
BantsobIiaatiOn, iOut fa~nbiuuIisuis for
en- RGtse at liar pilbs binbs Gienboms
men.
Sfior uSltsbte 6~irtsraabet en- Spfors
bring tit Ct GrtrnOhsr til Spneo,tuss
len, os 5rust.n bsraf par en- 6orssslie
al omtrent 5000 Dol. I benas 6asi,s
Subtastsr Ousr bet SabuanIis.. ON
MAJ nu t aar iorfsst. nOs.t Sisnsnbs,
turSe man maai,s baabe ct Iisnenbe
uobptte.
Gnbnu gs mao iss faa 9ou III at
iise: eissiOm &irterauset snftsmmis
% eubrGstis BAR ubisnot Ousnitauenbe
Spforbrins, iuaIeoes ftuIbe osfaa ale
gibras tOmme ubeu alt 6orbeboIo til
Sgnsosus feaes &asIer, os Snssn
ifuIoe tante paa at jamie eusr poe
8ibras {. Or. bare til sntsIts al Sp:
noesns 2crsrs. CAB os bstents, at
Samfunbst itpIber snbusr al be i
bets 1isn,ifs a%niatts 9Grsrs ben Con,
bet bar Iouet BAN, os at ban met Cos
pens 1tast tan ftaiie fs ben, ON ban
life paa anbsn IPaabs fan faa ben.
Sscorab, Ste Roubr. 1854.
gaur. 9Grien.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
Gil mine Seilncr % SunOer!

Win SmiGtnins foreses itaSis, %
bet maa pere Bet bebits gspis for. at
mine Sarer sr sobs, Yriisrne rimeli9s
o9 Ssbanolinsen rebeIis.
5 9sit Iouer leg at sipre enbnu be-
ore bpao griier unsaur.
efieriOm JOrrstninsen u6pibeS, MI
Sneticbst forboIosuis bIius imtsrrs. 80
ltsrre Farti Sarsr ies fisbsr, 10 biui'
sere nil be bIiue. Seq Ct uiais til at
belle 6orbeIen meo mine 6unber.
Seq nil i9rosIes anbeiaIe mine 6la'
meier, uIotGpper os %llIosurn. 3Is's
Sarsr er fabritereoe | DEBORAH Wooden
Mill lpseisIt for mig, al ben ulo ls9
tisbte | Ssbet uf Summsren, % SsrtOr
tOlter De mig minore, END 9lnors MAJ
betale for famine SIaes.
Cloakings, Shawls, Underware, Wa
terproof and Dress Flanels in Planl
and plaids.
Gress Goods til ale 9riisr.
Sfotsi fra be bsbfts 6abritter Se
fen.
Groceries til al~erIaptifs Triltr.
6uISitGnbist SpIus / ale Grelie o.
min 6Orretnins.
yin mig fun 4nIebntn9 til at WY
mine Sarer; griien os SuagitstsH az
slsr ubfalbet.
&lcuet &. San9en'