The Press., 1895-05-02

and are thereafter @ cause of self-gratula- tion to men who have contributed to an extent that they would not have done ex- with co-workers. Men are seldom sorry for acts of public benefit, the aiding of which has not seriously incOnvenienced them. Their recompense is perpetual in their own self-satisfaction, in the ap- preciation of their fellows, and in mem- ory of the work which lives after them. It goes without saying that most men are too conservative in disbursing for public benefits, but every man prefers to elect for himself what and to what he shall give. Keep this fact in mind when you are criticising your neighbors.
 Morals: Do something yourself, and don't spend all your energy In nagging others to do who are already doing in their own chosen channels. And don't be too ostentatiOus in doing, for this cuts off much of the reward of public appre- citation. Here endeth the first lesson.
 -Willimantic Journal: Early last Fri day morning Officers Killourney and Max well arrested William H. Dorman, who has been wanted in Stafford Springs since January for non-support, he having de- serted his wife and infant son in that town. It was learned that he was en- ployed as brakeman on freight on the Providence division, and when the train came in the officers found him in the ca- boose. Sheriff Mullin came for the man and took him to Stafford, where he was put under bonds to pay $3 per week for his family.
 Mrs. Abby c. Marcy, widow of the late George Marcy of Union, Conn.,, died quite suddenly at Saranac Lake, N. Y. Mrs. Guy Collins of Ellington, her moth CT, who had been making her a short visit at Saranac Lake, and who was to escort her home, was taken very ill shortly be- fore Mrs. Marcy's death and lies in crit ical condition, while MT. Guy Collins, who ken very i'll soon after his arrival there, neither father or mother being able to at tend their daughters funeral. Mrs. Wm. Fuller of Somers, Mrs. Marcy's only sis ter, was the only member of the family able to be present. Both MT. and Mrs. Fuller started for Saranac Lake Wednes- day night, April 24th, where they report Mir. and Mrs. Collins very ill.-ROck0iIle LeGder.
 -Willimantic Journal: A strong argu- ment for the location of jail in Willi- mantle is found in the feeling prevailing in the eastern part of Holland county re- garding the court arrangements of that county, and which make it probable that in the near future the portion of Holland county east of the ridge which divides it may be set off to Windham county. Such 8 proposition would be met with strong favor by the people of the territory which would be transferred. People on the east side, of the mountain say they won't climb -oa'ee the hills IA or Is miles to Rockville to transact court business, and either a courthouse must be built in Stafford to accommodate the eastern end of the coun- ty or the county will have to be divided, portion going to Windham and the re- mainder to Hartford county. The addi- tion of this district to Windham county, with superior court and jail at Willi- mantle, would give these people very con- venient court facilities and which would undoubtedly be genel ally satisfactory. BUOKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.-The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores | ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter charmed hon6c obilh1oiDc or1 o1l skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25c. per box. Sold by E. K. Taft
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