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Scrofula Of Lungs.

am now 40 years old, and have suffered for the
last fifteen years with lung trouble. have spent
thousands OF dollars TO arrest the march OF this
disease; but temporary relief was all that OBJ
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use Of SwiftB Specific Is. 3 ~, claiming that he
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when say that owe my existence and health to
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owe TO humanity II failed to bear this ch erf-
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T, J. HOLT.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, June %, 1885.
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Woman,s OhrIstIan Temperanee union.

The annual meeting of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union of the District OF Co
Iumbla win be held on Oct. and @. DR.. Wm.
ii. Boole, of New York. Miss Henrietta Moore,
OF Ohio, and Mrs s, II. Martin of Baltimore,
ments are being made by the ladies', and the
cooperation OF all temperance workers 70
cordially solicited.
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except Sunday, through Pullman BnE
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General paeGanoo.
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CITY ITEMS.

Rowland DENTAL ASSOCIATION, al Four:
And'a-half street northwest, three doors north OF
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II. Rowland, ID. ID. g., surgical, operative, and
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cents extra for gas, whether one or a number
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pound. Also, cottage cheese, cents per ball;
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ut cents per quart.
BRRKEIEY, apure rye whisky, the best on the
market tosthe price, u per gallan, o. q quart,
and 30 cents pint, % cents 4 sample bottle.
ThAIh no alToet lorthWeGu
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following Is list OF advertised letters remain
lug IN the Washington city postofiee SATURDAY,
Sept, IL 1886.
aS-To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS,
nS-If not called for within four weeks they Will
be sent " the dead letter office
FRANK d. CONGER. Postmasler.
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Everything Goes.

ST. JACOBS OIL will cure the worst case OF
neuralgia in n night Thousands know this.
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The following daily market reports have been
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building, Eighth and streets, being the most ac-
tive stocka in the New York exchange:

Following ia the range Of prices In the Chicago
market, furnished by b. K Plain 4 Co., St.. Cloud
Building, corner Of Ninth and streets.
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RED STAR Cough CURE supplies needed
want. 1t has no narcotics, and is purely veg
etable.
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Washington Sto

Washington Stock Exchange.
The following list or the most active stocks dealt
In on the Warrington Htock Exchange 10 furnished
by Messrs. Bell d Co., bankers. No. 1887 Pennsyl.
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The Court Record.

THOUSANDS see for the first time in our "Sen-
atoriap' what manner Of men are our senator's
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Its Grand Single Number Drawings will take
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Look at the following distribution:
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Al the Academy Of Music, New Orleans, TUES
DAY, SEPT. IA, 1886.
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Incorporated in 1868 for % years by the Legis.
lature for educational and charitable purposes,
with capital of 81 900 900, to which a reserve
fund Of over $3.50, 900 has since been added.
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ETNHE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RorrrE tn
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ssunEL snFNI RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EoUfP..
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BY an overwhelming popular vote It's fran
stitution, adopted December 2, A. d. 1879
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER QUARTER MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
SOUTHERN NEW MARLBORO.

Henry Harr.s Us moved to East Indies near the est pond.
 Russell Stanard has bought part of the Spaulding farm in East Indies and is going to build house on the site of the old one.
 Miss Etta Ames is holding revival meetings in the chapel at North Nor folk which are rema kably we'll attended and with considerable interest.
 Last fall the old barn on the Sheldon Norton place was b own down, aud Fri day night the new part adjoining the old. yielded to the pressure and came down with a crash.
 A ripple of excitement was occasion ed by the arrest of Fosin,, Moore for desertion from the U. s. army. He was stationed at Fort McHenry and came home at New Year's on a furlough for 30 days. About three weeks after his furlough expired an order cam to Southfield, from headquarters, for his arrest. He had disposed of his military suit and has been working for b, Whi e and F. G. H 1t. He m nl@ed t in debt o MT White about $9 Police man Ka,son arrested him Saturday and quit search Was instituted t, find ,4nd ettoge her h- m litarv outi He was taken to Hartford Monday. His friends are anx ousty waitin the result :>f the military tribunai b fore which he will soon be rled. w.L.S
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
COLE BROOK

The late cold snap was the worst O., the season, all things considered ten degrees below zero accompanied by a terrific wind is bad enough.
 We had no preacher last Sunday and not even deacon, but we had meet ing just the same.
 The schools in the River district will close the winter term this week.
 Miss Josephine Smith is engaged to teach the summer term of school ill til. Southwest district.
 Dennis Chaplin of Beech Hill lost a valuable new milch cow last Monday night
 Mrs T. C. Baldwin, who has been ill Buffalo for several weeks under medica treatment, is isexpected home this week
 The Rev O. J. Range is to deliver a lecture at Good Fem plars hall, Colebrook River, this Monday evening.
 M. D. Conroy, our village blacksmith, has been of. duty for several days on account, of g very severely sore finger.
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
EST NORFOLK.

':Bid" Oviatts molasses candy pull was decided success and all reported good time.
 Miss Grace Plumb of New Haven is visiting Grape Cobb.
 MT Sprague has moved to Nepaug, where he has hired small farm. We ell miss him much, and wish him su- preme success.
 Edward Royce of Boston, recently spent Q few days with relatives in town
 Ed Jones has given up blacksmithing and hired :out at the tannery as tacker, and is the ablest person in that capacity the company has had in some time.
 Last weeks wind did considerable damage around here; blinds were blown of, trees and fences overturned, and 8 portion of the Hosiery roof taken off, All unite in pronouncing it the worst blizzard in many years.
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
SALISBUR Y.

February, which has been for the most part mild and pleasant. took a thew departure" last Thursday, and we have had winter Tn good earnest. Snow, rain, snow, wind; wind, 8 terrible wind for two days and two nights which has done more or less damage about town. MT Milo Richardson of Lime Rock had his wind mill badly damaged, part Of the wheel being swept away. Dr Knights wind mill at Lakeville also suf- fered in much the same way. William Conklin's slaughter house was also turn- ed over, and notwithstanding the great number of lives that have perished at the same spot i'll the years past, when the gales were less destructive than the present one. not one was lost nor have we heard of one being hurt during this the most severe blow in this section for the past ten years. The barn on the James Ball farm, where MT John Shook lives, was completely unroofed Friday about II o'clock, and one or two tons of hay sent flying sou Inward and landed at Key West the same p. m., about O. clock If you know the distance to that point you can easily calculate the velocity of the wind William Clark's barns sui fered the loss of more or less siding, and one sheep barn was tumbled over in a promiScuous pile, killing two. or three sheep. The Chapinville furnace lost part of it's tin roof. MT James J. Landon's house had its right wing clip- ped off close to the body. The new sheds belonging to the Chapinville church were demolished, and barn on the ia m ju-t n of the church, now occupied by Rams m Brown, was blown down; how m n m le barns in that end of the town ar capsize we are not yet informel There i, on more w- know of belonging 10 Charles Humes. and from iufr cmation thus ar r ce vel it is about as bad 8 W eek as any them. Old Boreas hasn't been on such tear in lon time, @ east not in Salisbury.
 Dr Harry M. Bur ch left h~re Friday afternoon tor Chicago. We g.. inform ed from a. liable, and may add an official son ce, ha' he will rng back a partner who will hare wi h h m his veal or woe, his salt and DO atoes, "till death do h m part Drs k we and
 .nl Jones of this village, with the aid
 ,f Dr Bissell of Lakeville, will att+n
 10 the doctors business while he is away
 The sick in our midst are all i'm prov
 ing, and the strangers within our bor,l
 CTS are but few. WIDE AWAKE
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
LAX EXILLE.

MT George Holley is visiting at ex- Governor Holley's.
 - John Cleaveland, who is working at Dr Aliens farm in Iitchtield, spent last week in town. :. {. Rev:O: P. Range delivered temper ance lecture at the Nj. B. church on Tuesday evening of last week
 The gale of last Friday and Saturday did no serious damage in our milst, ex- cepting to blow off and break the wheel and some other parts of Dr Knights wind mill. The car on the incline of the Davis ore bed had to be chained on to the track. It did considerable dam in the surrounding villages.
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
An Emterpri ing. 1;eii table House.

w. H. Camp can always be relied pest of everything, but to secure the agency for such articles as have we'll known merit, and are popular with the people, thereby sustaining the reputa- tion of being always enterprising and .lways reliable. Having secured the agency for the celebrated Dr Kings new discovery for consumption, will sell it on a positive guarantee. It will surely cure any and every affection of the throat lungs and chest, and to show our conf Hence, we invite you to call and get a trial bottle free.
 Call at w. H. Camps drug store and get free trial b ,ttle of this certain cure for all lung diseases. Large bot ties $1.
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
NEW HARTFORD.

At the adjourned town meeting held at 2 p. III. on February 20th, it was voted to issue town bonds to the amount of $39, 9,0O0,in $1 ,O00 bonds each, bearing interest at the rate of per cent. The proceeds of sale of said bonds to be us- ed for paying the outstanding orders and miscellaneous debt of tie town.
 Maj D. F. Lane, former resident of this place, has been transferred from the Hartford hospital to Fitch's Home for invalid soldiers at Noroton, Conn.
 Miss Susie Church opens her dress making rooms in Warehouse building this week.
 A good many are on the sick list
 No more serious damage from the gale of last week and this have been re- ported in town than the occasional loss of 8 hat.
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
GREAT HARRINGTON"

William J. Warner has sold his tobac- co of last years growth to Amor < Dehal of New York city, and Hiram Dings & Sons have disposed of their crop to Wildman & Green of New Mil
 ford, Conn.
 The annual meeting of the free libra ry occurred at the office of Collins & l Wheeler last evening. The library Is in prosperous condition, but the room where the books are kept is much to small and it would be fine thing for some wealthy person like Mrs Hopkins to erect a substantial stone building, with a room for the library, reading room and office, like the Atheneum at Pittsfeld.
 Sheffield appears to be afflicted with tramps, but not troubled long as Dep uty Sheriff John Smith has brought five or six before the district Court i'll this village during the past week, and all of them were sent to the house of correc- tion at Pittsfeld for 30 days.
 Tomorrow evening the Parish Aid society of St.. James church has it's monthly sociable at the town hall with supper at only dime.
 Surveyor H. F. Keith has returned to town after being absent for the past three months at Grafton, Mass.
 Michael O'Connell, mentioned last week, who was captured in New York on suspicion of being the incendary who burned Leavitt's barn last July, rras sent to the house of correction by he district court for an assault with ] revolver, July 31. on two persons in this town. The cases for assault and barn burning arc to come before the grand | jury in July.
 Alfred Hurlock, employed at the Miller House for some time, has gone to work on the Hopkins house.
 Rev Hiram Eddy, DID,, of Canaan, Conn.,, is expected hele this evening to ] deliver lecture entitled ''Gen. Putnam and the Rough and Readies of '76." The doctor should have large audience.
 A grand skating carnival and mas- querade is announced to take place at l. B. Brusies skating rink Friday even- n ng.
 Owing to the severe weather of the past few days business and travel has been alm ,st suspended. Work at the Hopkins quarry has also been suspend ed and from all the surrounding towns reports are received that apples and potatoes have frozen in the cellars.
 Rev Father Murphy's new barn is receiving coat of paint. F. Viscardia does the work.
 Lawyer Frank H. Wright has bought the Frederick Lawrence place on the of Main anl S.uth streets.
 w. c. Darrow, station agent, expects to resign his position to accept one in New London, Ct. Our citizens have signed petition asking the railroad to appoint w. H. Mansfield, who for many years faithfully and ac- ceptably served the company and the public in that capacity. ~,:,
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
Ira ppeyS AtIe nSion {! We want MINK, MUSKRAT. FOX, SKUNK, COON, and OTFGk, FOR CASH.
 ". ia. Little x Co, Sheffield. Mas, February 2i. f21-3w
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The Undersigned will sell aF Pub ic Auction, o
 EsJESDtY. Na.tsCss 3, 1886.


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 btiwe n AshleSfailS ?nh >hetlielu,t the fo.luw.y
 property:
 One -pan of voHng bay horses good style, fas, walkers good travellers. good workers. ot afral, of the gentle in the stable and "u'; anyone il need of q good work or Carriage Team had better avail themselves al this opportunity as 1t iS chance ill thou u-a"d. year in ilclier. IS Cows from tu years old set of light s',.ub harness >et of heavy d"nb'e harness. new ii, git. har- ness, new une-hor-e Carriage, Iwo-hor-e Lum- b r ago.. iron axle l lla, RIc@i, 2. Says -b d, Cutter, P ;e1un Very lttle used. t"o-hor>e Rockaway, 1 ihree-seated ra>ure Wagon. Horse Rake new < at,r A. Wood Mowi Wa. chine. Horse Hoe. several harre nples. Seed Potatoes, Cider Barrels 1 Ma-oA & Hanin Par Tor Organ. h"afy new. huhe-. Forks, Shovel~. Potatoe flo k Corn Kniv 's etc 90D No fob4"- co LaIh. iIalrnw-, } D ovR CuiIiva nr-. Graf, Cradles Ston"-bpat road Scrapcr, Corn Shrl- fer. red q Gutter. ch ice lot young Flo Is d few Househ' li Go 'ie. , S o,e~, an" other Ihiug> Q hum rnu- 10 mention No ph-ipOnemeit accounI oi the wta!her. Terms Cash
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Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
A CARD.

We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy given us during our great afaiction-the death of our beloved Josie. MR& MRS WM H BLoDGErr & FAMILY.
 Falls Village, March 1, 1886.
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
ELLSw0RTH.

lCTotcQed otu td& D<eE.
 Miss Ellen Everett is with Mrs Harry Sedgwick in Cornwall Hollow,
 Dr F. $. Skiff from New York is home on two weeks vacation.
 John H. Reed and son are going to Dakota in the spring.
 Samuel E. Everett has sold his stock and farming utensils.
 Mrs Lemuel Berry from Litchfield k visiting friends in this place.
 Mrs Jerome Chaffee from Leedsville, N. Y, has been visiting her sister, Mrf E. W. Chaffee, in this place.
 Company c met ct Miss Anna Loper's last Saturday. Twelve numbers wert present.
 Miss Etta Griswold has returned from Edward Per Lees in Sharon. There is . girl In our town.
 She isn't yery wise;
 There is . half baked boy around, At him she casts rheep's sTsE
 The boy wa. pleased-sAAsaex.s too. They made 1t up between 'sn. That they would up end run away, Some night when ns one seen 'em. He'd bring his horn and give foot While standing in the "shaader," And she'd come down into his srme, As he held up the ladder. His mother was . oh, old gal, And something she suspected So afser rpying round . spell. The little game detected. Then how to stop this secret plan She studded hard till morn; At last the very thing-she said I'll up and hlds the horn. Th.se two young folks are v'ry sad, | But atiL they do not fret; Though Mrs k did beat them once | Thsy VOW thsy'u do 1, yer.
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
A CAR ID.

We sincerely thank our neighbors and friends for their kindness, assistance and sympathy during our recent affiic' tion, and ct the funeral and burial of our brother.
 PKPooN JACOBS, e....- HYMAN s. JACOBS. Canaan, March 3, 1886.
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
SPORI'SNEEN. ,C,s.. TaxE

A L!. persons Niiins, ;, u;. ting pursuinp and tahlh: ID any WAY, lu open or close sea . S'''l, Ga'he, llrs and Fish on the lands and waters uwned CT occupied by any of the under. sSne. ln NORTH CANAAN, Conn.,, will be treat eu as trtsEasseis and prosecuted as such, and VIII also be prosecuted all viols tions of the laws relating to tlsh, Game and Birds.
 Lyman lmnning, Geo. K Goodwin. Michael
 heane Levi l'ronson, H. C. Stevens X Son.
 MISS sarah Foster. Ialmndge Pulver, Mrs
 Mary k Clark. Hiram Kobev Cha. Morr;'
 Gr" D. 'aliame. Leonard Lawrence, Franf
 naSlord, Wm. r Pelton, Frederick Bronson.
 Vim Hayes. ts
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
S SpuEtsmcn Take Notice.

A IL persons are forbidtrn fishing, hunting "A or shooting on our lands or lance occu. pee pF us m the towns of Nor h Canaan, Conn, aud Nhetfi,ll and New Marlboro, Maxs tt l.. Tat, NJ. Rood, A. A Lawrence. H.
 L: Allyn, F.. D. Lawr, Frank & Coed.
 win, w. J. Ferguson, c. F. Barnes, James
 Shnllz, H. R. Bunnel. E. n. Barnes,
 J. Y. t'ilictts, Frank Mctartv.
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
New Advertisement.

Hall, Hornbeck & Co.,, H. H. H.
 Estate of Rhoda Reed, Solvent notice Estate of M G. Hickory, Solvent notice Estate of Wm H. Williams, Solvent notice Mary E. Holcomb, Desirable opening A. L. Brown & Son, Steam Generator e. V. Capron, Wedding presents Wm. B. Perry, Notice to tax payers E. A. Hotchkiss, Executors sale The Miller Adv. Agency, For sale Est. of Rich'd L. Warner, Probate notice Est. of Newton J. Bump, Probate notice
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
"HaTEstnen, sakS: Sotis .e.

; Ii. tEiH&lAS kiliin,r, slnotluu, putsul lE -X and tAs,r,t in any way, in open. r rlo, ,S s''s. h' S'aine, Hrdr, and FI,h on th,. ianoS "i'i Watets owned lay any oi the uni, rsicnets III Nahsoaiy, Connecticut, wlll be treated an ut3i,asSrrs and prosecuted as such, and will aisf h' it'sccu!sd for all viola tons Of the Isvs r'sfiing to fist. game aud birds.
 : \. (. Sroville, II II Bah. A. I. Spp,,
 |. ", ti"'nles, Jno VI reete J. J .I.sn,lcp.
 l.. Barton, J. ?. McNeii. Jeremiah Bush.
 nell. Salshury, C. Sept 5 lSS4
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03
CANAAN PosT-oFFICH.

.-1iYe rom Southheld, Mill River and Clay ton = 9.l0 A. II. Close at | P.N.
 J. B. HARDENBERoH, P. M.
Connecticut western news., 1886-03-03

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