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Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12
WE WONDER.

When fire hydrants will be located on Prospect street.
 When the churches and public build ings in this village will be supplied with water.
 How long the authorities will allow the town hall to remain death trap. When the Citizens association will have banquet.
 When Mike Bion will be liberated.
 How long La Grippe will prevail.
 If your. neighbors will ever cease to borrow your paper. If you will get chance to read this paper before your neighbors borrow it. If ice houses will be filled this season. If Jim Huntington belongs to ia clique in the Church of the Pilgrims. !" (See Litchfeld Enquirer, Feb 6)
 When Jack Frost will have the grip.
 When the big sleighride will take place. Where the musical instruments are that were bought for the Canaan COrneG Dand.
 Why sausage is so high when dogs are so plenty.
 When the granulated' milk factory will be started. Whether you'll receive more comic than sentimental valentines.
 Who will give the first $1 ,00O to the Canaan Hospital fund.
 Why church quarrels generally origi- ate among the choir.
 If you found any fault with the weather last Sunday.
 If McGinty ever dreamed of the noteriety his name would attain.
 When highway bridge will be built across the Housatonic river opposite this village.
 If "Joe" Vaill will give bonds for Mike Bion just because Horace Greeley gave bonds for Jeff Davis. (See Winsted Herald Feb. 7th.) Where the Worlds fair will be held. How plumbers have lived this winter. How you like the foregoing queries, and if you will kindly receive similar menu after these are digested.
Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12
PEET--sUMNER.

Mir George Church Feet and Mi. } Julia Crissey Sumner were married at StJohn's Episcopal church in Bridge polt last Wednesday at 30 p. m. Rev Beverly B. Warner tied the nuptial knot. The four bridesmaids were Miss Susie Hawley, Miss Agnes Swan, Miss Mary Birdsey and Miss Edith Wheeler. The best man was MT Charles M. Cole Mir Walter J. Hall rendered 8 rare programme of organ selections. The ushers were Dr Geo. Hallett of New York, Robert Peet of Brooklyn, Wm A.. Trubee and Henry Ives of Bridgeport. As 900 invitations were issued the church was crowded with friends and acquaintances.
 After the remony reception was held at the brides home. The display of presents was magnificent and filled an entire room. In the entire collec- tion there were thirty silver pieces, besides elegant furniture. china, linen, etc., etc. The bride and groom also received from relatives and friends checks to the value of $2, ,OOO. The bridal couple are now absent on tour of the southern states. On their return they will live in new and handsomely furnished residence on Hanover street, Bridgeport, recently purchased by MI Peet.
Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12
LIME ROCK.

Some of the young men went to Cornwall Bridge to dance. They report @ good time.
 Mrs Nelly Fry went to Maltbie's Fur mace, N. r., to nurse sick niecs.
 Frank Callaghan is very ill with pneumonia, after having the grippe.
 Ed Harrington has opened 8 cobler's shop under J. H. Barnum's s store.
 Two young gentlemen from Lime Rock started for West Cornwall but somehow got lost and found them selves in Sharon, consequently a lady is minus clothesline post as they made mistake in hitohing their horse. I understand they are having an iron post cast to replace the wooden one that the horse eat up. Now which one of the young gentlemen is going down to set the post, and when is he coming? The lady that is interested hopes he will come soon.
Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12
|COLEBROOK.

Saturdays storm ended with just snow enough to whiten the ground.
 Edward Oles is quite seriously i'll with the grippe and it's attending disadvantages.
 Howard Smith has consented to give course of twenty lessons in vocal music to class at the Center.
 The writer hereof attended the state encampment at New Haven last week, as representative of Palmer Post No. 33, G. A.. R.
 T. s. Skilton was home day or two last week, but started upon another business trip on Wednesday.
Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12
WAN TED

TWENTY GIRLS to work in Silk Mill. j. Also families can find steady employment M. HEMINWAY & SONS SILK co.
 Watertown, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12
A Sensible M an

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. It is curing more cases of Coughs Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis, Group and all Throat and Lung troubles than any ether medicine. The proprietor has authorized any druggist to give you Sample Bottle Free to convince you of the merit of this great remedy. Large Bottles 60c and $1.
Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12
ASHLEY FALLS.

Rev MT Phillips, IS expected to preach here Tuesday evening. At the close of the sermon he will administer the ordinance of baptism to some who expect to unite with our church.
 H. H. Brigham, Esq, of Westfeld spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs J. F. Griffith.
 Rev MT Mueller is expected to preach here next Sunday evening.
Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12
POINTERS.

A. B. O." stands for American Breakfast Cereals. See adv.
 Mrs Augusta Scott offers her house an d barn to rent. See adv.
 Ladies Don't fail to read B. P. Hunt & Co.'S new advertisement.
 Geo. l.. Parsons tells you what he knows about tea, coffee and spices. You will find said information in his new advertisement.
Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12
For Sale.

A GOOD Grain and Dairy Farm of 1S0 A acres in Norfolk; good buildings, plenty Price $1.5O0. For particulars inquire of
 U. DUGUET,
 Norfolk, Ct.
Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.

The Pittsfeld postotfice has been remodeled.
 Qnite quantity of ice is being ship ped from Pitts6eld.
 The street railroad company of Pitts field, were obliged to run their large snow blow Saturday night and Sunday. This is the first time this season the blow has had to be used.
 Drs Chase and Hobbie, of North Adams, successfully performed the opers tion of raising part of the skull from the brain of John Laddre, an Italian patient at the hospital there. Laddre was suffering from fracture of the skull and the operation was very delicate. A laundress by the name of Winifred McDonough, employed at the hospita in North Adams, was before the district court Thursday morning charged witt stealing $55 from the garments of JehI Laddre, a patient. She stoutly asserted her innocence and pleaded not guilty in court. The case was continued untl tomorrow, the surety being nominal.
Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12

Mark Twain works only three months Tn the year, and then does the. writing on farm near Eimira, N. Y., where he has au octagonal glass room where he works.
Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12, 1890.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A number of pianos and organs, used but little. to be closed out at once, cheap. Call or address. Capewell, the Jeweler, West Winsted, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12
COFFEE
A N D

at the lowest price consistent with square dealing and an honest living. Strictly pure ground
Connecticut western news., 1890-02-12

The meteorological summary for Jan. just issued by the signal office, show it to have been the warmest January since 1871, which is as far back as the records go.
 The crape on the door is flag of truce before which even the fiercest political hostility finds itself instantly dlsarmed. - Hartford Courant.
 William D. Raymond, Ex-Treasurer of the state of Connecticut, died at his home in New Canaan, last Thursday morning, aged 69 years. ..~
 A bill will soon be presented to Con gress. making silver bullion the basis for national bank circulation.
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HOSPITAL REMEDIES
"A. New Method Of Treating Dlsenscs.

- "a New Method OF Treating Diseases.
6sWhat'aro theyr5s There is a new de.
parturein the treatment OF diseases. It
consists in.the collection OF the specifics
used by noted specialists Of Europe and
America, and bringing them within the
reach Of all. For instance the treatment
pursued by special physicians who treat
indigestion, stomach and liver troubles
only, was obtained and prepared. The
treatment Of other physicians, celebrated
for curing cstarrh{ was procured, and SO
on till these incompatible cures now in
clude disease Of the lungs, kidneys, fe.
male weakness, rheumstism and nervous
debility. si5s s5 81 n y;
This new method ofh"!one remedy for
one disease m ust appeal to the com.
mon tenne Of all ulIerers, manyof whom
have experienced the Eli effects, and
thoroughly realize tho absurdity Of the
GLAZING .of Patent Medicines which arc
guaranteed 10 cure every; i'll Tout OF q
single bottle, aud the nse of, which, as
statistics prove, has ruined more stomach,
than Alcohol. A circular describing these
new; remedies 10 sent free on receipt, 81
stamp tospay postage by, Hospital Rem.
edyS Company, Toronto, Canada, sole
proprletors. slwFARow!ss
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4 RICH j RRol on .

d Beyond sSthe Cordilleras I'VE find the
plains Of tho 3Maranon and the Psmpa
del Sacramento ;nnpeopled, I bnt not I'M.
known. The fact that no immigration
has reached tthemzis explained by the
barrier of the Andes at tie east, Of the
Cordllleras at, the north and south, and
the great defiance from the seq. II IT. is
not strange tllatithe Amazon, carrying;a
greater volume ! OF water than 9both4 the
Mississippi and the Nile, has not borne
immigrantsl or adventures along i its
1000 miles, Of swampy shores. The very
immensely K Of this unpeopled 4plainEo
1000, 900 square miles, its 700,yarietics Of
woods, Sits enormous Strees, riyalling
those SofG California, creates a sense Gof
loneliness as 1t is approached The cur
rent $eyidence, however; of such ex:
plorers as Humboldt Henry, Herndon,
Gillaume, Prof. Orion and Others, proves
that this districtis the richest single ag-
ricultural district on the globe.GS3 The
rainfall is abundant; the soil is deep and
mellow. ThoSgrain crops and grasses
growluxuriantly, and rare woods fruits
and flowers appear. IT.; general level of
about G.000 feet InhoveE the sen and the
prevalent Winds mike the climate most
The mineral production of. the past
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4 WONDERFUL i /; L JoURNR,

s4..IF
N ItiwillFbe difficult Tor our people 10
realize thesnenrncEs Of these vast soli::
tudesi and ;stupendous Elnountains; I and
yet it is possible tlixtE the traveller may
leave Washington at night; the first day
cross the cotton field ;lthe second pass
through the orange groves. Of Florida;
the third call at Havana at DON: at sun
rise Of the sixth day enter the ancient
city otl Cartagena;Svithyt the Grst rays Of
the sun OF the seventh SEQ the flashing
summit ofaTolimn, Ebeside swhichR;yit.
Gems would reach only ths meridian
line; at midnight cross tho "A macon
paes during the next morning the spot
where Church. painted aThe Heart oil
the Andes" pass Cuzco, the capital 81
the ,lncas ia the afternoon 3 and Oh tbs
morning Of the ninth dry burst through
the Andes at 1 level Of 2, 900 feet: above
tbs top Of Mt: Blanc from the car! win.
dow: look downiupon the Pacific beyond
the cities Of Peru;s before evening reach
Alolendo by the giddy descent OF ono Of
those marvellous roads which \ MeiFtgj;s
built at 4 cost to- Peru ! OF, $40, 200, 600
1.-THE lives Of 900 workmen. fA;tbrree
days sail on the calm Pacific will bring
himito the noble cities Of; Santiago and
Valparaiso, whence ho may 5re.crosa the
Andes to Buenos Ayres, and having
seen the marvellous development $oI
these two Republics, turn northward tc
his Original Eronte, passing Potosi and
La Paz, Lake Tticacai u, 600 feet above
the aea, and Lake. Oroya, tho highest
,Ehter level Inv he3world, ;thronghIth,
awful gateway Of Mound Sorata, tower
T Ing 20 900 sfeotI$ aboyeB tho sea; and it.
rival llimani, before (which thoH sie.rl
Neyndas must stand uncovered and til.
Alps approach rs foot la. u
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THE LOCAL DEVELOPMENT. I

? q NJ 49, "a . .
1t is reasonable also to expect a large
local& development. As the road i al.
yances southwark, it crosses the cattle
feedlng plains spreading from the Mag
dalena TO tho Pacific, dotted with towns
Of considerable importance. u Tho prox-
unity OF the sea, and the rapid current
OF the rivers somewhat 4 protect this
district from the injurious effects OF the
climate, and a soil that will perfect two
crops OF corn, and Representatives, in Il
year, is capable Of immense production.
The city OF Bogoia, G 1000 feet above
the sea, has 100000 inhabitants; and the
companion cities OF the tplainHincrease
this to ], 900, 900. The SOILS twenty feet
deep and rich; as tho plains OF the Pc.
Tbs variation OF the temperature is only
twelve degrees, from 34So9g TO CO.. At q
lower line, and along the slopes OF the
mountains are tho coffee, plantations,
and in the valleys the corn fields. There
nre in Colombia about three million pco..
Pile ID districts tributary to this line !;
and about two, hundred miles OF railroad
built oriunder construction towards it..
Tho United States OF Colombia could. in
the words tiSour Niisi.ter,f General
Maury, support the population Of China.
II this Cauca line be, taken, the rail !.
road track would commence to rise with
in. 100 miles Of Cartagena, and continue
to the end and over an average level
above the sea ofEprobably a 900 feet,
never falling below 900 feet 1t would
CONNECT With the Cuzco railroad at a
leyel; Of 1000 feet above the sen. There
bus never been a project suggested that
would solinvade popular Impressions Of
time and distance. 3s53
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Live Stncis.

Y CHICAGO, Jan 1l.-Cattle- Receipts 4. oco head
market slow: beevcs s. 01a5 Is: stUckcrs aud
To-; Texans s., 6oli 0O. uogs-Rcceipts q, CuC
head; market slow and &c lower; mixed 81 Sou
'5; heavy s. SOFAS Isl light 81 Sous ~; skips
50 0oa3 49, Sheep Receipts $500 head; market
steady: natives s. Ooa5 80; western corn fed
u aa5 %; Texans 50 5oai 10; lambs 81 9Oa6 40. e
EAST LlnEsrY, Pa, Jan. ,1l.-Cat,le-Reccipi.
1000 head shipments Go head ! market moth.
Ing doing all through sconsgnmcnts,f Hogs
Receipts 4,So0 head; shipments 400 head !; mar.
ket slow; NIL grades s. 7Hl3 S. shccp-Receipt
500 head 8 shipments !, 400 head market slow
Mt unchanged prices. u ~
= ClSclSHATi. Jan. 1l.--lIogs easier; common
3 75; receipts 500 head :; shipments 1900 head i
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49, 'rss7r5sl4 81 =
The Pride OF Ills Glass,

He was albright, handsome boy Of lG,
sunny,tempered, brilliant and engaging;
the delight Of his parents, the JOY OF bis
home, and the pride OF his class. But a
shadow fell across his bright prospects.
IL fbegnn with a trining cough; soon
came prcmouitions OF consumption; his
strength failed, his checks grew hollow;
and he seemed doomed to an early grave.
Then a. friend advised Dr. Pierce's
Golden. Medical Discovery. He tried 1t
and WAS saved. Health and strength
returned, his cheerful voice rang out
again across the school playground, his
cheeks again grow rosy, his eyes bright;
lie is still "the pride OF his class" and he
graduates this year with highest honors.
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gsi'-ci. ss 3 i!sl. - - - So, ~ ~ n
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Petroleum.

NEW York, jan ll.-Pctroieunl opened Sllrm
at 81 OK, but after the frs. sales gave way under
free selling and cloEed weak at 81 i5. Stock Ex.
change: opcnlugat 81 o5SS: h CHEST sl061s; lowest
81 w; closing ut 81 sales 100 Uoo barrels.
Y Oil CITY, Jan. ll.-Petrolcum opened at 81 OGl4
highest 81 0G1z:ilowest 81 04H: closed at 81 or
sales 2GiO00 barrels charters 3,77S barrels; ship
mcnts 6Ssi3 barrels; runs 5l,ss2 barrels.
plr1sBuRon,S Pa Jan. ll.-petrolcum$ active
and irregular: closed lower; opened at 81 ,OG1
closed AZ 81 oiA: highest sl0 lowest 81 oiii4.S
y BRADFORD Pa, jan. 1l.-Opcncd ut 81 06k
closed nj 81 0lsS; highest 81 O65s; lowest 81 OlS
ccnrances 1894 On barrels. sias.s, % 81
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The ] !; Feature. Of the Money aud stock

ss1i.Sstsstss W gNtc HAouey uuu btOCk
ltlSll u Markets. S s5,i n
sNEws Yonk, Jan. ll.-Money on cali BAL pei
cent, closed offered at per cent. Prime mcr.
camille paper t,,ta7 per cent. Sterling Ex.
change quiet but nrm at q s2>ssai Soy. ; Sales
Of stocks ioS, 81 shares,
u The stock market to-day showed no change IN
tho character from that o. tho previous DAYS Of
TWO weeks, except for d few stocks, aud was mar.
row aud dull without movement or failure OF
interest, Tho now common stock OF tho wheel.
Jog Lake Erieiwas traded IN upon tho Board
lor inc INT time to-day, aud In tho frst hour
tosc rapidly from 9H toSis but Thereafter was
5 m.Hef htgieeted and sagged away a fraction.
There u said to DO a bull pool In tho stock,
headlng continued 10 lead III activity, but thc
dealings were nnimportant and tho changes in
Us prices were very small with those 81 tho
fcst o. The listb New England showed marked
strength and fose over 4 per cent Sugar WINS
weak again md declined 10 GO1saS The market
finally closed strong aud actlvc generally nj
functional advances over tho opening prices,
Except In sugat. which Ia down w pOr cent, tho
ilnal changes arc Insignificant and about caually
DIVIDED between gains and losses. N di6ffT ~
+ Hailfoal bonds wefo more active. y n N
Z Government and State bonds lull aud steady.
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Trustees Sales
-
SALE ~ 4. Nh is3s

' NuSIEES SALE W W ~
:, by virtue OF n decd OF trust made by Bridget
Noone 70 mo as trustee, dated July /, 1887, re.
corded IN Deed Of Trust Dock No. 25, page $40,
N Inc Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF
ohi9 county, West Virginia, Twill sell at tho
north front: door OF, tho Court House Of said
county, Oh II ~; II
sAruRDAi,jtlle 2i.h DAY Of JANUARY! 1850,
commencing at 10 o'clock II. M, tho following
ueScri6c1 property, that Is to fsay:SA3 picco OF
GROUND Situate III the cityfo Wheeling, Ohio
county, West Virginia, being the south half OF
i9s numbered forty three. situate 'ou tho etHt
EIDE oil Market street. on tho north sido Of TWEEN.
E'SevcNth ss!rtStsaud fat the corner OF z said
sstteets SAID hall lot has n9irontage of twenty.
i've lect On Market street aud extends back Of IN
even width binding OH Twcnty.seyonth5 street
one huiilted icet 10 an alley. 5T; IA
Inc litle Is believed 10 DO perfect, but selling
StTusteG will convey only tho t!tlo vested In
me by said decd Of trust * iiil 4
\ TERMS oF SALg-oue-t third aud as much more
inc purchaser elects TO pay In caah on the day
VI sA!e, Tho balance III two equal lnsMllments at
oHe ana Two years, notes bearing Interest,". from
INC Gay Of sale 10 be given for tho deferred pay.
EheMts, The buildings TO DO kept Insured for the
tpenett OF tue deferred payments and tho title
W 0e retained Until payment Is made In full,b5sIf
49,, :It. &i5:W. J: WsCoWDEN, Tru stco.
". H.llALLEE. IAuCtlOn ~ sEi IN de2l 8
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FORESALE...

Lot bOxlO0 feet, with two story Brick House OF
3 rooms, No, 2!ll Alley \, cas-. OF Eotr street,
$780, n lFN1.Q M tl,l, S9iiGiUi
i0t sOxl2O feel, with two story Brick, No. CS
Ohio street, Island, $3.50. $685. rs
: iOt GGxi00 ieet with Double Brick. Store.
rooms aud Dwellings. on Washington street,
fot lOxieo iect, with double two story Franc
Dwelling OF dive rooms each, on South MIN
street, Island, $1,000. jtlG1Eg ) 10
Lot isxi20 feet, with two story Brick House OF
rooms No. al west side al Main street, 5000.
:. Lot 4ixl30 feet, v It'll d0nhlo twostory 'hwell.
lug and atorc.rOom, II rooms In all, No. 2il7 and
LOT i0OxlO0 feet, With two story Frame Dwell.
Ing q 10 rooms, No Sllc east side Mecoloch
Lot JO1lOo feet with three Franc Houses OF 5
rooiDS. ! rooms md rooms respectively vt g. ",
corner Zane aud hto1dwn s,teets. 81, .I,.jS#
Of . rooms, No.. 4s Fifteenth street, All mol.
Lot SUxG6 feet, with two story Brick House OF
9 rooms, md one story srslAe OF 8 rooms, No, ii
Twenty.tOurtl ktIeet. S0t0.L jfi5l5
Lot. bCxlOo feet, vita Double Fnnc Dwell.
Lot ?Gxt00 feet, with tw0story Frame OF q
rooms. No. 1871 ChAplins street., SlS0, 5bfi5[<i
Lot lSx!!o tess, win .ss story tflrt Rsasc OF
LSt S0xlsG icet,S with double , s1 prI.k
Houses Of trooms each. Nsi. i3l aud ils5s six.
tenth street, Sl,5cO. -'Tli
Lot9IxlGO feet. with txO.a,nry Franc Dwell.
Ing Of rooms. No. g Fifteenth street, $500.
Lot l5xt20 feet, With twJSt,,ry Brick Iiouso AZ
sroon,s, 10. l2I Seventeenth, street. (lenis for
SIS per month, q, 81
Lot tOxl3o feet. with Two. story Ftame Dwell.
luz Of rooms, HU.i7 Maryland street. Island.
$500. & l.slti 49,,
Lot 3lxl20 foot. with tNo.st0ry Franc House
Of rooms, 10. 40 snith Rsonlway street, $500.
Lot 27xtGd feet. with two.NtOry Brick Dwelling
Of 8 rosns. No. StOs Woods street. 81, VI -
Lot 30xi!D feet. with Frame Cottage, Ia. Sllb.
on the north SIDE Of to,,rteeutl street, $500.
Lot h0xlO0 feet, with two.nory Dwelling Of q
rooms, No. &c Alley q, below Thirty third street,
$780, ltgsf50 -St SNFS tn u, M ~
Lot I0xloo foot, with 2 twostory Franc Dwell.
ings and Store rooms, Nos. 3i2l and 3l23 Alct;oi.
Nch street. (ncuts for 81 per month). s,950!ll
Lot I5xiG0 feet, with y rGme Dwelling OF 4
rooms, No. 3G0) west side OF Eolr street, stable
Oh lot. Sl.t0o; F., =. 'Ss9Sis:ir
Lot 69Si08 teet, with t,ra Story Brick, consist.
Ing Of dwelling Of 4reolns aud store.room0 md
dwelling OF rooms. Nos. " mud SO at northeast
Lot lOxb0 feet with twv-story Hrict Dwelling
Of rooms, No. 70 Twcnty. street, 81, 100. :
Lot 4sNl0 feet. with two-story Frame Dwell.
Ing OF 10 roolns No. 10 Zano street, Island. SO
Lot G0xl0 feet, with Two story. frame Dwell.
Ing Of rooms, NO. ll2t Alloy IL (around the
t