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1870. I feurd & was IN sefazl prnc-
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sere prpnouneesa fnearxt3e BY n ctd-
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liver s IN rzed working ofEssr. and the
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sa~<<H wcH xsser saeise yeArs Of TN
tall fsi~rY, arising from . eompsies-
ffos q ses1a5e txDrsas< fof several
months the cancer has given ne very
tsfsie fypsztls. ssd although you Gsd
not say goa cossd cure II. yes firmly
t,<siere that Il wiN also szeruEsa 70
sozr Eoaft<rfui medicines
/ send yo1 this s<siemrsly ssoFn
statement that THE thousands Ut
xczsea who ara suffering win female
treakI-s may kaox that here IS > cure
for theta in your wozsaeTful Hssts<e-
nsf;s medicines. Wo<sis viii not ez-
press my gratitude - yon, and ~
soon - you wish / EiA give you one
year Of Esy life A. nurse IN your hos
pstai. or anywhere else where can
serve ron, free.
Earnestly hofing the prejudice
against sii nez discoveries viii SION
BE- overcome and the whole scria
ksox Of your Histoweasssc Discover
les. remain, yours very gratefully.
Axs. DRIVE u. Haxpr-
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 18th day OF May, fss..
FKEp PARKER,
lsrsLl Notary Puhlie-
oEEIaxs. VT.
NY little girl was badly affected with
bloody dysenfery for three constant
years. We employed hasf-ssozsn Of
what i considered Iir.t-ciass medical
aid. but il proved no good. She got 50
she could eat nothing. After eating u
bite Of anything the pain would strike
her stomach and she would have q
des.ss We concluded that We would
not be able 10 raise her At last,
went 10 DIR. J. Eagene Jordan. stated
the case, leaving the girl at honse. l
had not Bit OF confidence in doctors,
bat did know Of apparently great
cures OF Dr. Jordan. Well. nay little
zirl took the medicine for one month
and has entirely recovered. This was
seven months ago. She is now per-
testify well. l state this for the good
81 Others. X +. SMITH
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ofss.
We append few OF the inauy thousand
unsolicited Testimonials we have In cur pos
session - show that the "Csrirslie smoke
Bali has met with aud l. entitled TO Ma
yrscsdeRted sHcress. No medicine ever in
vented has become 81 popaiay Over mil
on smoke Balls" In use. and We HsvE
YEr To HEAR TnE FIRST COMPLAINT
had liberation Of the lungs. Used 20
throw up cHpsfGil Of sffaie aud corruption,
effca wired glfh bioet. Ny head was
I used the remedies according TO aireciioxs
Smoke Rail and Debellaforl, and In three
weeks tinie wsS a. well a. ever was.
II ScHAggI. s09 Market -. : r
was Al aekesi with bay fever regularly
for = Years. breathing through the naval
Yassase was ~ ilnpossihilty- | began 10
use fhe afilplie S3noke Bah, and am eofa-
pleteiy onr,,i. sworn to. G. HIcKsos. NJ u
HAD whA' Is termed caiarrh Of the head
aad fifrue; ! used the "Carisolic smoke
Bali" aaa It slwpfeteie etrrd NJ.
ASSERT Haif- n kearncy ST
Can add my testimony 70 the efficacy Of
''Cariealir smoke BaN." II cured me Of
severe cold aud periodical headache can
recommend Il 90 snyone suffering frum
head. tAroa; OF lang trouble,
THO, kEiCnEKr.
Surscyorf;enersi. California
Csrbo,ic smoke HALL cured me 81 asthma
JouS y. WALLACE.
sart Western Union Tel Co. Indianapolis
II cured rae OF the worst Kind Of cataTrfa
GEO. NJ r. NEWcoNR.
R,sssk keeper l.. n, & " T. X. Indianapolis.
by use ~ half smoke BAH was cured
81 e4iarrh, REV A. L. STovT.
Author Of Chronology af Christ's Iafe. and
other works, Indianapolis
The remedies. smoke nalf- and "D.-
bcilsl~r, are FOR sale ~ stewart 4 Co. =,
kviioSg's. sfte's and Hssbrarek's SEATTLE
and a, stewart & Bros, and bonney's. Ia
coma
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WAflA WAiA.s, July t>--la an Interview
vlfh Mrs. PYLE aud lahn Hum. ugSa stiil
nrOlcxfcd has innoceaee ana eNpFvssssi aecs
krstituic IL the signefs ~ The petition. sie
kinmcd ilslfs and harftck IN nasie ASs;rs~i
Ssrr,s Uurn stated that ClsaS admittesi
6ciorc he iess for tbs peniscnsi&ry thai b
6rcd room - himself
n sprraranre the prisoners have MOI
c6surrd much darins their soaS c.saaHa
S~nl Nrx pyle having grown sicisier.
mia The son il Ia more f>r1le hcsltt
TSst they Tally rrsi.Er the graeifs u lhsi,
rso<ffion h evident fr'en taeis mtnafs
tRosh arr nervous sna setapls.n 81 inaei d
a. IL ras They arr Nc, VISITED fresle
AMI these heing a3mittcd sbafa thry e X
nr.,~< sieslrV 10 scc. when intsruil-i tisi
ncnc Il the iafs .i<uF~ tac y tAa'Ii, -.
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MATS suhiir. lEra elIarla - TIA r
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sainaiar InfeIIixenrs.

sAs FRANCHISE. July is.--cEsafea--sip
Glory Of the seas. senainso, Departed :
steamer Oregon, Astoria ship George Y.
Nassa Peri Townsend
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Steamer SkagitC

L EAvsS SEATTLE, FROM yrSyrp~
- Wharf, every sunday incoming. q -
for Iaenzsner, tourkirx a. f-ffss,a, - ~
Sassn, sfanwced srt Ussslz.fx
Returning Mondays.
Leaves every T&u-sday morning an -,
tet.ching At Clinton. CcsgI<viI5e. f-ss<i.S.
Lacoane-. Friday Hsroor and Rorhe n.s
hcr.
Returning Friiavs.
req iodScs, public OF private exeerzsor
special rates VIII * given on apnsiesSfr~ .
For freight and rates sEs.ls "a, 1901 =.
70 HENRY R8fLEY. Asssrr
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tARbOlC SMOKE BALL,
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.


The complete treat
ment eomprisss the
.'CaFboiic : "a D K c
Ball" and "Dcte,ia
tor Package The
smoke Ball lasts for
months. and Is al
ways ready for use.
The u e heiiator
makes a half gallon
of medicine. and l.
used only once a
day, as per diree-
sions. Thus we pos
iflvciy assert that
We have the most
inexpensive rene
DIV Ou earth, aud a
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Until FURTHER NOTICE DE-. WEED
u will be fouAd at his Office, room Nc.
?. Yesier-Leary building, both day and
night. Telephone No. /. jyi5 I'm
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FirSt-Class Private BOARDING

HOUSE. COR. MARION AND rR9ST
IL SITS, over Drug store. Board by day.
week or month. rny9
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remedy free from complications; easy 10
use. and 81 harmless thai & can ae admin
istcrei to The Youngest children with i'm
run.ty. sent 10 any address upon receipt
Of 81
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oGSnrfA. July is--Thc code commission
nek this morning a the capital, fuil
hrnfd being present. Mr. ishsm Of walia
Wnita having bren sworn tn on Monday
ne Gully business transacted Was The IS
o19nmeDt Of large smouat Of work 10 the
V1ff0us members OF the commission. and
~ selection Of v. hsnsman 81 this city 90
~ - Temporary clerk. The board then
adjourned 10 meet In Tacoma ta-morrow
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155. ga b. controlled. Fnrfhes than
E6f. / mndsru4sad that Il Il his ihssnt.Sn
- G19hlkah syssens 81 storage batteries
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Gnlers(snd, Is The plan contemplated.
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STEAMER FIEETMO06


FAST yIxE FOE
Seattle, Tacofaa. ssesssruor, a.x-...
island sssl 0lymraz
The Press., 1888-03-22
(Prepared for The Press.) THINGS WURTH KNOWING.

BnIzzARD-This is an expressive word md we understand its2 full meaning now l still it is not to be found in our dictionaries THE author of ''Bsautiful Snow" must be i'll ecstRcies over inc recent wholesal. delivery of his favorite substance.
 FLOUR, FLOWER. Originally flour was ~pelt Jlos0er The Fsench still say .Jaeus de flrine, i. ehowersFor blossoms of meal Iu chemistry the word flower is used tt signify the fine unpalpable powder thrown if in sub blimation, as fOsUer of sulphur, fOa0er of zine, etc. DnAPIDArE-From the Latin dds, apart, and LaaoSs, 8 stone, signhying the dIsinter. grafton or decay of stone, as in g ruinous building. It is now commonly improperly ust in the general sense of decay or run in anything, so that itis common to hear men speak of Ca dIlapidated hat" FLIRTArIoN-'I assigted at the birth of that most significant word filtration. Fllrtatlon is short of eoquetry, and indi. Gates only the first hints of approxlma1ion. } Lord Chesterfield. It was first used by she beauuful Lady Franc-s Shirley, aud arose from the practice of flirting the fan Lu "An Ode to Lord Harrington" (1784) is An fusion to a stuftd ourang- -outang at Paris, of winch it is said
 He once like you could firt fan,
 And was in truth pretty man,
 But died by drinking whiskey.
 JOHN WYcL1FFE (1324-1384) is justly St> led "the morning star of the reforma- non."
 CARDS OF CoMPLIMENT-When it was customary to fold down part of an address card, the strict rule was this: Right hand bottom turned down meant personal Call Right hand top corner turned down meant condolence. Left hand bottom corner turned down meant congratulation.
 DOLLY WARDEN, daughter of Gabriel Warden, lcksmith. She was loved to dis traction by Joe Millet, Hugh of the May pole Inn, and Simon Tappertit. Dolly dressed in the Watteau style, and WIS lively. pretty and bewitching. .-C. Dick ens, BarnG6y Rudge, t184I)
 INTOXICATING This word, in it's present sense, was probably introduced into the English language by Milton, who save C'Tetrachordon, D 16441 '.If the importa tion of wine, and the use of all strong drink were forbid, it would both clean out the possibility of committing that odious vice (drunkenness), and men might after wards live happily and healthfu'ly ly without the ald of these Intoxicating liquors The word intoxicate is derived from the Latin tOricuna, the poison in which arrows were dipped.
 BEG TO SAY is contraction of t'I peg leave to say" The full phrase is not only more elegant, but is far more polite
 IcEBURG From the German eis, ice, and berg, hill.
The Press., 1888-03-22
LOCAL TOPICs-PEvN,D AND scISsORED
STAFFORD TOPICS.

There was a rush for papers last Thursday, when the Accommodations of three days came in. Springfield and BostoI papers were first got at 3 p. m. N" New York papers were r, ceived after the Sun day issue until Saturday p. m.
 Now that it is all over people are wondering that no lives were lost. Sev -raI people who were caught out at some distance from home realize that they have been through frightful peril. Fortu nately the temperature was not low. The wind and snow was chilling, but the cold was not piercing when sheltered from these. In New, York City the mercury sank to within six degrees of on Monday night.
 Burr has made several photographic views of Main-st. as it looked after the great snow storm.
 The boat train last Friday morning arrived at the Stafford station 96 hourr behind time. The cause was heavy snow fall at the north.
 The towns and cities of New England seem wonderfully pleased to have again re, stunned railroad, mail, telegraphic and tel. ephOne communication with Stafford Springs.
 Miner Miller is soon to remove from Brimfeld, Mas. to Putnam, Conn. where he has bought laundry.
The Press., 1888-03-22

Last year was pretty hard one for the insurance companies, but this year prom lAes to be still more severe on the loca companies. The presid mt of one of the oldest and richest companies remarked af he went into downtown restaurant fol his Doondly lunch "I have been spending the morniug signing dividend checks"
 ''Paid out of last years profits p was tho cynical inquiry of the proprietor.
 "Not by jug full, was the bitter re. ply, ''out of the reserve fund. Profits, in. deed, when we had only $5, ! 100000 prem. iums last year in the city of New York, ,our of which to pay $5. .5OO, ,O0O of losses, to sa, nothing of expenses. "-N. F. Mail and E;rDresS
The Press., 1888-03-22

Hartford Times Mir. Claude Harvey for many years proprietor of the R, 'ckvili, Ho'e, has leased the H. H. S'oddar d resi- -d-nce in Newington, furnished, for one year and will locate there next week.
The Press., 1888-03-22
Issued Every Thursday Evening.
THE MEN WHO PAY THE
 TAXES.

Collector ". E. Hanley of Stafford has now in his hands the list of the towns tax payers. The list below copies names of all who are assessed in excess of S6. The taxes are payable March 20th, and begIn to swell with aggreRating percentage after April 20 h. The list shows 290 polls, sos military taxes, a'd total grand list ni $1, ,148, ,238 after deducting amount of sol. ,IiarS' py,mptiCns
The Press., 1888-03-22
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

OHOU T v 1AAlbs Mill of Ellis, Converse & Go.
The Press., 1888-03-22

ID EAL ENTATE and Personal Proper D ty bought, sold and exchanged on very reasOua oe terms at Smiledges Real Estate Agency, Staffor springs, Conn. H@
The Press., 1888-03-22

L E. EATEN. 37 wells-st., Ha, ford, Conn.,, Dyeing and Carpet Beati Works. Mrs. J. A. Simonds, agent, Stafford $ prin
The Press., 1888-03-22

DHOTslHRAPHS made by the In. | stantaneous Process. Pictures copied and en- larg9d, finished in India Ink OF Water Color Also views of residences and other buildings. All work
 muet he naid for when erdered Ell. PTRR.
The Press., 1888-03-22

Have you cough? sleepless nights need n longer trouble you. Ayers Cherry Pecto- ral will stop the cough, allay the inflammation and induce repose. It will, moreover, heal the pulmonary organs and give you health.
The Press., 1888-03-22

{ HOOD RELIABLE WOOD CHOPPERS M WANTED-At South Wilmington. to cut 6.O to 19OOaorda of wood. G. HALL JR. & Cos
The Press., 1888-03-22
Stafford TeIeDh One Directory.

Stafford Teleph One Directory. Stafford Central Office in Stafford National Bank Building, Stafford Springs, Miss FANNY SPARROW, manager.
 SUBSCRIBERS-STAFFORD SPRINGS. Dr.LB Richards residence. Jas. McLauyhn residence S. A. Buck $ Co.'S store. '. The Press office Or J. 5. Clark, office Dr.C.B Newton, residence Julius Converse, residence N. L. N. R. R. depot W. H. Cooley, residence Rawitser Bros residence rownp& Blair, Liv'yStable. |" " office K. c. DennS' office. Smith & Coolcy's office K. $. Hicks. residence. " Glyn Mill. c J. Holmes, office. Dr. F. L. Smith, residence Mineral Springs Co., office Stafford National Bank W.U. Telegraph Co. office Warren Woolen Co, office C.F. Harwood. residence Fanny Sparrow, residence. B. o. Telegraph Office
 STAFFORD HOLLOW. R. 8. Beebe's store (pay station).
 KNOXVILLE. Chas. Holt's office. [PhRnlx Woolen Col
 STAFFORDvILLE.
 A. 8. EatOn's store (pay station]. 8. B. Amadon's office.
 ORCUTTVILLE
 Mill of Ellis, Converse & G.
The Press., 1888-03-22

New York Telegram ''Col. Nave anG myself, /" said MT. Rutherford, "were play
 ing billiards one night in St. Jos-p Wher
 a man was playing at an adloinlfg tabf!
 with two pistols buckled around hlm. accidently pOked my cue against him anC he jumped as if shocked by electricity Col. Nave seemed to fear there would bG trouble, so he said : Col. Jesse James shake hands with my friend. Jack Ruther ford. -e.1a.- ~..--.. 's-~.e~
 '.After this James joined our party and I found him to be very interesting talk er. Late that night Col. Nave, prompted by his sense of politeneSs, invited James 70 ride home in our carnage, and we ac companied him. The next morning when Col Nave and myself got mp we found the city in great excitement. Jesse James had been assassinated.
 s'So you see Col. Nave and myself have t to say that the greatest bandit of mod '1rn times played his last game of billiards with us."
 A WoMAN's SWEET W1LL.-She is prema. turely deprived of her charms of face and form, and made unattrsctive by the wasting effects of ailments and Irregularities peculiar to her sex. To check this drain upon, not only her strength and hea tn, but upon her Amiable dualities as well, is her first duty. This is safely and speedily accomplished b, a course of self treatment with Dr. Pierce's Fav- orite Prescription, nervine and tonic of wonderful efficacy, and prepared especially for the alleviation of those suffering from dragging down" pains, sensations of nausea, and weakness incident to women-s boon to her sex Druggists.
 How FELT.-Why, two years ago I was just about crazy, and no wonder that my wife and children were afraid of me. You just want to suffer with neuralgia with no relief as I did until I used Sulphur Bitters. They cured me, and now nay wife says I am as meek as lamb. -RO6ert .DdUis, American House,
The Press., 1888-03-22

On the afternoon of the second day a' Gettysburg, the Irish Brigade, that had been formerly commanded by that brilliant son of the Emerald Isle, Genera Thomas Francis Meagher, was ordered n- to the fight, and went in with their old Iim4 cheer, just to the left of the Peach Orchard As they were about to advance thelr chaplain, R-v. Father Corby, addr+s ed few burning words to the men, beg. glng them to do their duty well thei stretching out his right hand towards them. he pronounced the words of general alb. solution. Every man seemed deeply i'm pressed, their lips moving in silent prayer while they made an act Of contririon. The sceue was grandly touching On ever, side the battle was raging furionsly. Ont by the Peach Orchard and the D. vll's Den, the third corps was making a gallant tgh aud Little Rpund Top where Vinc+t Weed, O 'ROurke and HaZlett were dying was wreathed in smoke, Q veritable volcano of fire. Within half an hour after Father Corby had given his blessing to the men, many of them had passed to eternity. They had knelt in thelr shrouds, and their pray CT was timely one Their noble sonIs had gone to est.-Frona sketches Of Get tysbatrY, by Gen. s Clair 4 Matthotland
 Harper's Bazaar: "My darling" sail { fond mother who believed in appealing tC children's tender feelings instead of pun ishing them, ''If you are so naughty yor will grieve mamma so that she will gt sick and have to lie in bed in dark room and take nastymedicine and then she ma die and have to be taken away out to tn, ce netery aud be buried and you will--' The child's face had become solemn anC more solemua but an angelic smile over spread his face at his mothers last words land throwing his arms about her neck b, exclaimed1: "Oh, mamma, and mayn't sit besida the cnachman ?,
The Press., 1888-03-22

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. u E. PATTEN. 37 Wells-st, Hart
 ford Conn.,, Dyeing and Carpet Beating Works. Mrs. J. A. simonds, agent, Stafford brings ID EAL ESTATE and Personal Proper
 AO ty bought, sold and exchanged on very reasoua-
 ole terms at Smedge's Real Estate Agency, Stafford l springs, Conn. *~ HI. REED, Attorney at Law. office in O Stafford National Bank building, EastMain-st. II T. HANSON, Attorney and Counsel lOo Tor at Law, over stafford springs Post Gfice. |O H. BIDWELL, AuctiOneer. l Oo Page's Block, Main-st. IN H. HOBBY, Piano Tuner and Deal l OO CT in Pianos and Organs. Mansfield, Conn. w. CHANDLER, Insurance and O Real Estate Agency, Stafford Springs. Office at
 residence on Westford Avenue. IN T. PRESTON, Counselor at Law, l Nc Notary Public, and REAL ESTATE AGENT, Will lngton, Conn. .-
 A SMITH, Dentist, Warren's Block | Ae Best work at usual prices. Chloroform Gas
 for painless extraction teeth | WM. A. COMINS, Horse and OK " Shoeing, Machine Forgings and Repairing
 lone to order Also, builder and repairer of
 of Wagons. south-st, Stafford Springs. E1EM M10uf&0fUf6R Of and E sdealersin Harnesses, Robes Bells, Fancy Lap | Robes, Whips, Trunks, Fancy Mats, etc. A GENCY of Holland County Mutu- l "A aa Fire HMS. Co., at J. W. CHANDLER'S
 office, with Wm. Smith & Co.,, Stafford Springs. |DR. SAMUEL DAVID & SON, IC Physicians and Surgeons, Office West Mains, FelephOnic connection in office.
 WM. A. KING. Attorney and Ooun- ok No Y
 M R. GRISWOLD, Dentist. 36e v1S Main-st., Hartford, Conn.,, Artificial teeth,
 @5; the best. $1o.
 | F WAYLAND PRESTON, ,Auc- ! Ao tiOUeero s~ s*s-~e'r
 FDWARD CONNOLLY, dealer in
 Buildings Monumental work and Masonrv. Quar- sTr
 r1es at Stafford. Conn.,, and Mt Tom, Mass. Yard
 '9s Main-st., Holyoke. Mass.
 MISS DELLA M NICHOLS. vA Teacher of Ghe Latest a"d Hest W~GhOdS of PtAmOs GsrgaBS and Tb eOr(
 Tt % Mu~ac. Sole Agent for HveFs aud Pond
 Pt9""~ for Stafford springs, Conn.,. and vicinity
 other pianos seiected when desired Also MasOm'
 and HamSim OrgaOs. -.
 T c. TIFFANY,
 ID E NTIST. WARREN BLOCK. lRoom 4), STAFFORD spR1Nes. T ARNOLD,
 A' Jeweler, 1 May now be found at his store in the NEW BAKER BLOCK.
 STAFFORD SAVINGS BANK. PRESIDENT = W. M. CoRBIN. VICE PRESIDENTS {GGHkHkEs q F, HS4T: SEE SECRETARY JAMES RISLEY TREASURER CHAS F. HARDWOOD DIRECTORS. Iulius Converse, E. 0. Pinney, Geo O. Parkess, J. J. Ellis Dimock James McIauob1in
 Davis A. Baker, James Risley
 Deposits commence drawing interest the first of each month. VI Interest computed semi. .annuallv Dividapda Ian and Julv D O'~~-