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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-25
LISA TO The KING
IGrnrge Elliott

lhtOfke thotl
D Love- Who 50 dist choose roe for thine
own,
Taking this little isle to thy great sway;
Sea now. Il Is the omar OF tiny thrns
TIat what thou gayest perish not away,
Nor lsays sums sweet remembrance to
atone
BY Il that will be for the brief life gone;
Hear, ere the .hroul Ger the frail limb,
he thrOwu-
Since every king is vas al unto thee,
Nv heart, lori needs must listen loyalty
% tell IN am waiting for my Death!
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-25
l,nnrr,lrd the In Q.

An American missionary In Armenia
received lot Of Moody and Sankey hymn
books through the mails, but the eagle.
eyed inspector Of the Turkish postohlce
decided that "llold the Fort was in.
tended TO encourage rebellion. aud eK.
purgatcd st lyric from every copy
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-25
Thr I,l.ok panrr nf Siam.
rhilado phn call

A peculiar black black paper Of Siam
and Burmah made from the bark of Ger.
tain trees Is used very much as are states
in Europe and America The writing
upon il may be rubbed out by the appli-
cation OF betel leaves just as slate writ
ing is erased by means Of sponge
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-25
Gerinsn,k ng Alsacs aud Lorraine.


The process of Germanizing the people
OF Alsace and Lorraine Is said by Rev. DIR.
Philip ScbalI TO be going on steadily and
irresistibly, especially In the schools He
thinks that. in a material and educational
point Of ,iew, the annexation Is beneficial
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-25
snaII but Valuable
Uroaon Transcript

Bensons watch, the size OF a siEpence,
creates a sensation at the London -lnven'
tories There is another, the size Of a
shilling, which shows the time, the year.
the month. the day Of the month and
week, and the phase of the moon. II ar.
ranges itself to suit the exigencies Of leap
year II repeats, when required. the
hours the quarters and minutes on deep.
toned gong. II is priced at 500 pounds
sterling.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
GOSH EN.

IFS. Gold, secretary of the state board of agriculture. delivers lecture in the West Torrington chur,h Thursday, March 26, at 7.30 P. M. Admission free.
 The academy scholars will give an exhibition March 27, at TIM, at the church basement. On the following Monday evening, March 50, the district scholars will give an exhibition In the same room.
 Misses Jennie and Ella Beach started yesterday for Germany where they in- tend to finish their education.
 The friends of Austin Wadhams gave him N surprise Friday evening.
 c. Porter's baby is very sick again with the same disease.
 Our boys start for Dakota to-day The Rev Mir Lord gave them some good ad- vice in his sermon Sunday. The buds If Promise gave each one a small testa ment, a needle book and pin book, with two spools of linen thread. We shall he glad to see them hack again in tn, fall. Their names are w. Bennett, l.. Stewart, W. Ingleson, NJ. Quain, c. Si,l' lall, w. Cook, E. Melch, J. Howe, NJ. Welch, and w. Stanton, J. Keefe, N Wilcox, c. Elmer, of Hall Meadow.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
WEST CORNWALL

James Baldwin and wife of Pittsheld, O., visited friends in this place last week.
 Mrs George Vollmiller has recently purchased the Bradley house and Will take possession April l.
 Rollln Hubbard of Toledo, O., was a guest at the Brewster mansion, Cream Hill, the Sabbath.
 Mrs Peter Fritz of Colds Mills has been seriously ill with pneumonia, but at this Hritlng Is improving.
 Miss Alice New closes her school this week for short vacation.
 Miss Jennie Mallinson is in Hartford, where she will remain through tue com Ing season.
 Miss Sadie Oldfeld of StockbridgA is visiting her grandmother the present week.
 Ralph I. Scoville accidentally cut his foot quite severely W hile choppiug woou last Saturday.
 Miss Ada c. Sterling, who has had class of music scholars here the past winter, returned to Bridgeport yester- day. It is hoped she will return this summer to continue her efficient iu struction.
 H. c. Hart has a horse that is very sick. The veterinary surgeon, Hurlburl of Harrington, was in attendance Mon- day.
 The sonny side of life broke in agail upon the hresids of R. F. Smith, Esq early Sunday morning. He appear just nine pounds happier than he dI,. on Saturday last. The column of births unriddles tue item.
 Miss Ella Harrison, who has passeu the greater part of the winter in New Haven, returned home last eek.
 Dr W. E. Bsttam will be at the Man sion house next week Friday, April 8.
 Messrs Reed and Ingraham are giviuL Cochrane Brothers store a coat of col ors which when finished will present | neat appearance.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
NEW HARTFORD.

Vacation in all the schools this week.
 Mrs Lyman Carter started on Monday of last week for & month in Florida.
 Quite party went to winsted Thurs day n.ght to see the war drama, "New. bern, or The Old Flag" given at the op- era house by Palmer Post, G. A. R.
 Frank A. Case is to leave the Thurs ton house, Tariffville, April 1 and will occupy what Is known as the brick hr 5 tel in the lower part of Pine Meade V after that date.
 Miss Annie Gibson of Collinsville is visiting her friend, Miss Amy Seymour. Mir and Mrs Arthur G. Steele and \ I F. A. Jewell attended the calico carni. val at the Hartford rink last Wednesday evening.
 George W. Smith has returned fri ID visit to Bloomfield.
 Mrs J. N. Murray is in Waterbury. It is rumored that Mir and Mrs John Bragg have come back east as far as New York city.
 A number of our townspeople went in to Hartford Monday night to hear the Boston Ideal orera Company in Mus keteers.
 Walter NJ. Smith was in town for 8 short time last week.
 Henry NJ. Gates is remodeling his house and the Morehouse hotel is being repaired somewhat extensively.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
EAST MH AARON.

Seeing your solicitations for news it. your paper, thought would send you 6 few items; your West Cornwall co. = respondent remembers us sometimes.
 As the 1st of April draws nigh we set various changes are being made. MI Raford Stanton leaves his fathers anu goes to South Canaan on Er,lstus Goou- wins farm, his brother Charles taking charge of the one he leaves.
 Daniel Couch of Millbrook, N. Y, hAe been the guest of William Stone fol the past week.
 We are very happy to say that under the very skilful treatment of Dr W. Weed that Mrs William Stone, Jr, ii able to be about the house after an it.. ness of Il weeks.
 Quite a number of our young peoplt attended the opening of the skatii $ rink at Sharon street last week.
 Mrs Albert Porter will join her hu, band in Nebraska as soon as the weathtl gets warmer.
 E. M. Winchester spent day in look. ing over his farm which we hear Le wishes to sell or rent.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
SOUTH ERN NEW MARLBORO.

Arthur Ellis has returned to his home in Bridgeport,
 The mercury lowered about or below gro every night last week.
 Farmers are feeling quite anxious how They shall get through the spring witl their stock.
 Fine slelghing on the hills and farm CTS are improving it in drawing logs and getting up wood.
 Wm. H. Ellis, who has been mission try in North Carolina the past thre, vears,is expected to come north in Jun, on visit and stay through the summer.
 If you wish to see pleasant faced ;heery old lady of 93, call at Rulepl Rood's, near Clayton, and old Mrs Rood, though considerable deaf, will entertain you. Il. 8.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
RALLn VILLAGE.

Mrs E. 0. Cowdrey of Winsted has been spending few days among rela- tives and friends here, and Wilbur Dem- ing of the same place spent portion of the Sabbath in town.
 Miss Ella Hall of Ballston, N. Y, is visiting at Jno. W. Barnum's.
 R.J. Orr has moved into s. W. Brad ley's house on Prospect street and D. w. Clarke has gone to Hartford.
 Miss Nellie Peck was home from Hartford last week.
 Edward S. Ford is F. E. Egleston's new ''devil."
 Bartlett Owen is able to be out some, but is still quite feeble.
 Miss Smiths school on Beebe Hill closed last Wednesday and an excellent exhibition, which was largely attended, was given in the evening. The Grassy Hill school, M. A. Nickerson teacher, closed on Friday last.
 Mir John Landon lost 8 good COW last week, despite the efforts fDrs Hsnchett and Barnum. Their treatment was "ec- lectic and heroic"
 Calvin Belcher had some hams stolen the other night from his smoke house Another evidence of the hard times.
 A little son of Richard Williams foand railroad torpedo last Thursday and af. ter vainly endeavoring to pick the thing open with his knife, struck it with Il hammer. It exploded with a loud re, port and one piece of the shell messur ing about ix2 inch lodged in his neck, making an ugly wound. The piece wal extracted by Dr Averill after consider. able trouble. That boy will probably strike the next torpedo he finds with { cotton bait.
 Miss Stella Millspaugh was the recip tent of handsome piece of Rogers stat uary, entitled "The Neighborirg Pew, last week, from members of the Metho dist choir, in recognition of her Servicei as organist and as @ token of their ap preciation and esteem. A compsn, numbering about 20 persons were pres snt at the presentation and an enioyabl, evening was spent at her home.
 H. G. Boydston, who has faithful. served the public and his employers, a clerk at G. W. Hall & Co.,, has sever cd his connection with that firm.
 In response to an invitation, about 8 trends assembled at the Brewster home stead last Saturday evening, March 2l tt being Daniels 64th birthday. "N ladies" was printed on the cards of in vitations so the 'lords of creation" GU joyed themselves in their own peculia way, untrammeled by the presence C pettlcoats. Mir Brewster was preseate with very handsome hanging lamp an pair of gold eye glasses by his admir- Ing friends. The company broke u about Il 80 o'clock with hearty wishe for many happy returns of the day.
 Neighbor L. was lame. He telephor ed for Dr o., who came to see him Jew times without satisfactory results rhereupon hIs son told him he had be- ter telephone for Dr X. ''No sir P ws the emphatic reply, Il don't want an more - telephone doctors. You ju, hitch up the old mare and go and g. Dr K" Neighbor L. is now gettin well, but still attributes Dr Q.'s failur to cure him, to the telephone II nuyrrn
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
ORE MHLL.

Miss Mary Annie Knox, who has been spending several months with her sister, Mrs W. P. Evarts, at Michigamme, Mar quette county, Mich, stopped part of last week at P. P. Evarts' on her way to her home at Brewster's, N. Y.
 On one of our coldest nights not long since, as one of our kind-hearted citi. zens was travelling towards Millerton, he heard moan and after some investiga- ton found a woman in 8 helpless state of intoxication near the railroad track He succeeded in getting her to her home, some half-mile distant, but he couldn't be hired to undertake the job again,
 Henry Fish. who has been in the em- ploy of the Brook Pit mining company for about 20 years in the capacity of barn boss, vacates his position April l.
 Moreau Brazie, who is employed at Birmingham, Conn.,, is home for & weeks vacation.
 The district school closes its winter term on Friday, the 27th inst. The closing exhibition takes place in the evening. We judge from the prepara- tions made that it will be an affair of no small merit.
 Harmon P. Kipp has left the service of George Cook and gone to South Egre- mont, Mass. He leaves friends behind and no doubt will return some pleasant day.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
NORFOLK.

Dr Dwight Johnson has located in New Britain, opening an office there last Wednesday.
 The skating rink is now open Tues day and Friday evenings each week, af- ternoons for ladies.
 Rev William R. Stocking preached in the Congregational church last Sunday.
 Johnson Brothers are expecting to b ,ild tenement house and MT Porter is talking of putting up two soon.
 Severe colds are raging in town and in several cases nearly or quite pneu- monia.
 Mrs Hattie Lawrence and Gus" have purchased 8 tract of land in Florida near Jacksonville, and are building 8 house, permanently locating there.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
hALHsBURY v.

J. Wellington Smith of Winsted was in town on business, last week.
 Rev D. M. Moore of Falls Village preached at the Congregational church, Sabbath morning, by way of exchange with Rev MT Goddard.
 Mrs Helen Goodrich returned to her h me in Pittsfeld, Saturday morning.
 Geo H. Clark has rented the Weible house where Dr Wright now lives and will occupy it about April l. The house will be pspered and painted and thor oughly renovated. Mir and Mrs Clark will visit New York soon to purchase their house furnishing goods.
 Mrs T. F. Dexter spent last week ct Holyoke. Mass, and is now visiting friends at East Orange. N. J.
 Nicholas Silvernail will work Judge Warmers farm on Selleck hill the com ing year.
 Mrs Philander Wheeler of Washing ton Hollow, N. Y, visited her sister, Mrs Stoddard, last week.
 Rev Mir Warner, who has been preach ing at East Granville. Mass. will return to Salisbury this spring and occupy his farm on the under mountain road near Mir Barton's.
 It is rumored we are to have skating rink soon.
 Rev Mir Goddard has gone to New London to visit his mother who is seri- ously ill. He intends going to Vermont before he returns and will be away about ten days.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
K RM M.
DRUID.

The annual moving time is drawing near. There will be many changes among the inhabitants here as in other places. Mir and Mrs Ernest W ard have rented rooms in Mrs Mullins house on Lane avenue and are settled there. Frank Smith and family have gone to New Milford. The reason for the move is that he finds business prospects bet t,r there than here. Charles Darling moves into the house vacated by Mir 5.
 MT and Mrs H. H. Cogswen of Can aan are in town.
 Miss Mamie Smith of White Plains, N. Y., is visiting friends here.
 Deacon J. Berry has been ill some time and still continues very feeble.
 Rev W. S. Colton of Warren preached at the Congregational church last Sab bath in exchange with Rev E. $. Porter.
 On Friday evening, March 27, Rev T. F. Burnham of Armenia will deliver . lecture before the Young Peoples as- sociation. A full attendance is expected.
 Reuben Gibbs has been very successful in fishing through the ice. Among 8 number caught by him one day last week from Fuller pond was one bass weighing 5t pounds and measuring p inches from tip to tip.
 The death of Julius Sciket, a young man Tn the employ of MT Cooke Darling, occurred on Saturday last, resulting from measles and typhoid fever. He was 29 years of age, descendant of the Schaghticoke tribe of Indians His re- mains were inferred in the old Indian burying-ground down by the river side.
 Several persons from Kent started for Dakota last Monday.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
o Which wnylo

That every article used for the same purpose is of equal value no one admits. As in all natural productions, so in the manufactured; all have their degree oI merit, and soap is as conspicuous in its variety as anything else. But in this, as the demand for the pure and reliable in. rreases. so does the value of the prnlnc tions of Curtis Davis & O., especially their "Welcome" and "Unrquallrd Ex tra" brands, being practically recom- mended by other manufacturers, who initiate them in every conceivable way. But, while this complement may be alp- preciated, what can be said in favor of such competition, or the character of such goods and their makers !? No one should he deceived, as the original has the name of Curtis Davis, in full. either m the lar or wrapper, and it is their purpose to let their reputation stand on this class of goods.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
BHEFPHELD.

F. s. Gray, our worthy station agen, is on the sick list.
 E. J. Vosburgh opens his new stole to customers this week.
 Asa Bartholomew of Canaan spent Sunday with friends in town.
 D. NJ. Curtlss, who has been in CLi- cago the past year, has returned to town
 Rumor says there will be two or thre,. weddings in this village in the near fu- ture.
 Smith Scribner is suffering with a sprained ankle.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
A Wonderful DI.csyery.

Consumptives and all, who suffer from any affection of the throat and lungs. can find certain cure in Dr Kings new discovery for consumption. Thousands of permanent cures verify this state ment. No medicine can show such a record of wonderful cures. Thousands of once hopeless sufferers now grateful ly proclaim they owe their lives to this new discovery. It will cost you noth- ing to give it trial Free trial bottles at W. H. Camps drug store. Large size, S1.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
OR " WALL,

The winter term of the Housatoni, Valley institute closes on Thursday March 26, with examinations and exhi bition, day and evening. Exhibition consists of dramas, music, tableaux and declamations, held in the Congregation al church. The Cornwall band will as. sist. Admission free.
 Edward W. Frost, a member of the Harvard law school, has just taken the rappan prlze of SI60, the highest prize of Harvard, ..-..
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
sOCTRz FH ELD.

W. c. Cargill is expected home this week.
 Another whip maker has arrived in this village and when he is named ii may be Mott a whip maker.
 Telephone poles are fast being car ried to their places and nearly the re quired number have been delivered.
 The report now is, E. B. Grant Inn, bought the John Wade place and John goes to Ireland.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25

Eale's Honey tho great Cough cure .2-c ,5oc.6 .6ti GIcnnis Sulphur Son? heals & bcaut!lcs. 7Sc. GermanCoruEemoye kills corns < punions HiiTs Hair and Rhisker D,s-Dlack and Brown. soc.
 PIke's Toothache Drops euro fin Minuie.2Jo Dean's Hheumatic Pills are a sure curs. Soc.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
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Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25

Daniel was in the lions den and wa~ treated well, hut if the lion had been in Daniels den he would have male things lively for the Daniel family New Orleans Picayune.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25

IT HELL-B,RLtY-At Millerton.bN R,vF.H Koss. March i6 Egbeit NJ. Mitchell to Em. ma A Barl' Y, b'th Of ShHr0n. u WIS LARKE- A hhll,rtun. March 2l by KvE "A. kuyp, N. x, ele, Davis ot Ole- book ts Mary A Clarke of Norfolk. lushs- CLAIRE At Mi Ierton, March 24, b, k,V l. II. huas. ddy c. Musea co CuIe- brOuk tu MIlie L.. Clarke of koriUlk s.t Dw,RDs LANE-At Keut. March IH. by Re, c stmRess Charl'h A EdNHr,s to Az ms,la Lane.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
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Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
DIED.

IcKEr-At K,n March 2l Julius seik,tAge' 2y seArs.
 bAY- At East Canaan, March 2i, CorneliA, ,Nn ui KusweL Day. aged v Aesrs. A-IwiN-At Norfolk, Mar 2, c, orgs Ayl~i, of New Haven aged 96 years
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25

"Order slate" is the injudicious advIce suspended before certain coal offices. - Exchange.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25

Among the numerous systems the one most thought of is the human system. Treat it with POtaskA when diphtheria ia h vogue.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
G. ". SCoVII.I.Ea Flu nlshlng Undertaken

And dealer ln Baskets, Cotiins, Burial hobrs and all kindH of Uudertakerr' GOods. Th' nor approved methodr known to the prOfer- .iun ased in preserving the dead.
 Cabinet work, UplrnlsterinR. snd RopAirirI rumptlN and thurough hly ,lune.
 Agent for NJ. e. Mheeltr's cut nnwes
 Residence and Shop on the "ureen, Norfolk Conn Sbtf.
Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
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Connecticut western news., 1885-03-25
LEGIsL sLATIvE NOTES.

TUESDAY, MAR 17. HOUSE.
 The thirty-fourth day of the session The house met at 10:30.
 A resolution requiring all committees to report all business on or before Mar 4, was passed. It is the first nov, toward winding up the session.
 The report of the judiciary commit tee ou the New Haven petition was cal . ed from the table.
 Mir Troup of New Haven said he had not word to say m defense of the un- parliamentary language of his colleagu, de had no doubt that Gov Waller tx pressed the truth before the committe whe he said that the petitioners di, not desire an investigation that they di, not desire to defend the language o the suspended member, all they aske, was that he be restored to his standing in the house. But he thought the con dition imposed was in the nature of al humiliation,
 The report was overwhelmingly adopt ed, giving tue petitioners leave to with draw. Mir Wallace of Wallingford vol ed in the negative.
 Mir Joslyn of Hartford, at the reques of Mir Troup, moved reconsideration of tue vote requiring written apology but the motion was defeated.
 Mir Phelan of Bridgeport (by request rendered a communication which h said was the resignation of the junior member from New Haven.
 Mir Corbin moved that it be not re ed.
 Mir Joslyn desired to have the commu ,icatiou read, which was done withou objection. Without debate the houst refused to receive the resignation.
 Adjourned at LA.