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Connecticut western news., 1896-03-26
Your choice of tires on all wheels.
JOHN C.. Bl CKLEY, Agent Canaan. Conn.
7ra~~iSvx' ,Sufde.
uoUsAToNIC R. R. ROUTE

Commencing Sunday, Oct. 20. ieas.
 ooiSo SOUTH cave North Adams 70 am. pittsneld IS, tabaan s26 Arrive New Haven lf co Bridgeport II 2s New York n sA. Lssv. Albany 10 a n,., Rtate inc \ An, Pitts. he,d iu, Canaan ss s0. Arrive Bridgeport l2 co ', m., Newi,aven iz so. NewYork Aoo. Lessr Albany iot0 .. m, state Line n s6, caraan 2s7. Arrlv. Bridr~port 5 os, Asw Haven co, New York 69 Leave Albany la0o m.f stAfe Line n &A lfitsnrld t2 t5 m.. Onaan a ~. Arrive hr deeport ESQ, New Haven 500. New Ynrk an,
 cave Alh-'ny 27o ?. m.. saie Line seo. Pittsn.ld 8 so, Canaan q ca. Arrive n, lssre. pvrt 80, New Haven sco. New York O. isuhfayr snlyl Leave PitfNffwld I AH p m. |, cNpaan 8 as Arrive hridsep rt [ oS. New Haven s 70. New Yort zoo
 ooro WORTH l. ave New York e0 a. m. Bridgeport os. New Haven 6 tn, CanaHn 70, Arrive tsitte- fold n a5. strte Ilre 10 sl. Albany IA aa D. n. Saraioga ib. North Adams ia bN. Leave New l",l Q % #. m., Bridgeport le o0. Now Haven tn, Canaan fa SS r. m. Arrive Pittsti..ld 0s p. m., stass Ilne sa. Al- banN a ts. sstatnga ( 20. Leave New York n Ora m, Fsridr~Errt ia s8 N-v Haven Am. Canaan s2 p. m. Arrive pit,sn..ld 80 D. m.
 isc~v- New Yotk so p. m. Bridgeport 2s, New Hav~p s0. Canaan sb. ArTav.. F'ftts~ held io. North Adsms 2 10, b,s,e l.ins 10. Albany ato.
 Leav- New York so P m Bridgeport as, New Haven 2l, canaan a<s Arrive pltis- neld bo, Stste Lin- SIS. Albany a&,. lTundays onlvl Leave kridr~rort vss a. m Canaan lois. Arrive Pitirheld n tA.
Connecticut western news., 1896-03-26

for all publishers. that, sitting or stand ing in npositions of such great influence. they may give all that influence for God and the betterment of the human race An aged woman making her living by knitting, unwound the yarn from the ball until she found in the center of the ball there was an old piece of newspa- per. She opened it and read an adver- tisement which announced that she had become heirsss to a large property and that fragment of newspaper lifted her from pauperism to affiuence. And I do not know but as the thread of time unrolls and unwinds little further through the silent yet speaking newspa- per may be found the vast inheritance of the worlds redemption.
 Jesus shall reign where'er the sun
 Does his successive journeys run,
 His kingdom stretch from shore to shore
 Till suns shall rise and set no more.
Connecticut western news., 1896-03-26
STOP THIEF!

Where you get beautiful OVERCOME Why afie the other much We'll this Coat only had rallies from which nothing about this business purchasing CLOTHING and GROCER IFS of M YANUSHWETZ CO they selling everything sacrifice
 How they living they selling We'll will tell they make small profit the string and that that Now wonder how enough farm which paid for and we'll stocked merchants have Bridgeport Danbury Ptfed Mt Riga other collar linen duster socks while would buy than because thought cheap while have saved all that which in the clothing Od Fred sells Why he told that his that he could FOOT his books his him and would certainly have been killed when he head
  him by "sunhne paradise Slow vlle
 Be and their prices before going elsewhere and purchasing the other merchants considerably heir of CLO THING CODFSH KEROSENE DRESS GOODS DRIED APPLES other articles mention \ No l, and prices down to Zero.
Connecticut western news., 1896-03-26
Stomach.

with severe pains across my shoulders, and great distress. had violent nausea which would leave me very weak and faint, difficult to get my breath. These spells came oftener and more severe. did not receive any lasting benefit from physicians, but found such happy effects from a trial of Hoods sarsaparilla, that l took several bottles and mean to always keepit in the house. I am now able to do all my own work, which for six years have been unable to do. My husband and son have also been greatly bene- fited by Hoods Sarsaparilla = for pains in the back, and after the grip. I gladly recommend this grand blood medicine" !" MRS. PETER BURBY, Leominster. Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1896-03-26
Easter Co ,h. unfar,nn.,..

To those who have small satisfaction in this life. whose conditions are those of misery or of dull yaouity, to whom life Is Il sad mistake and an injustice if it Is not to give them further opportunity, fuller expression, larger compensation, tho day, fl it has any significance at all, stands as he pledge of existence under other oondl.
 ions, whero their crampcd and hindcred owors can perhaps have fuller scope and they have at least the hope of that Georr5 William Curtis
Connecticut western news., 1896-03-26
THE REIGN OF TERROR.

TServ ~ horror too prolific in the jarron ssf- entihc which disturhs the mood pacific Of the ordinary man: In the~~ awful tales that thrill us of burs- boo bacillus that is hiuinn nvar Co kis us If by any chance it can. Not a sir ~le chance it I:,isscs: it is lurking in our blissVs: it is even la the kisses That deliE Eht leap year ur,s.n; In the air arc microbes nuating. in the water they are sloating, fendish vigilance ds. voting
 To their weird. malicious scheme. Oh. ye philoeophic sagcs. VIC were happy al, these ages while tht se animals outrageous Tnsnspcctsd nouri, hod hsrS And although, just for the pr,sent, we witl stand their siege iacesSant. wo run otht r risks unpleasant, For we're slinos. dead with f,ar.
 --Washil yton Star.
Connecticut western news., 1896-03-26
Went Throu~h Hlm.

"Are there any cathode rays heref" ask ed the gaunt stranger who had been 6oz- Ing in the smoking car, suddenly jumping to his feet
 Of course not, " replied the man who looked as if be might be u scientist.
 Then" said the gaunt stranger with conviction, there must be a robber aboard Something or some one has gone through my pockets whils have been aslssp. "-Chicaso Pusa.
Connecticut western news., 1896-03-26
Sour

Stomach, sometimes called waterbrash, and burning pain, distre@, nausea, dyspepsia, are cured by Hoods Sarsa- parilla. This it accomplishes because with its wonderful power as blood purifier, Hoods Sarsaparilla gently tones and strengthens the stomach and digestive organs, invigorates the liver, creates an appetite, gives refreshing sleep, and raises the health tone. In cases of dyspepsia and indigestion it seems to have ga magic touch."
 "For over 12 years I suffered from sour
Connecticut western news., 1896-03-26

Again. good newspaper is useful mirror of life as it is. It is sometimes complained that newspapers report the evil when they ought only to report the good. They must report the evil as we'll as the good. or how shaltwe know what is to be reformed, what guarded against,
 what fought downf A newspaper that pictures only the honesty and virtue of society is a misrepresentation. That family is best prepared for the duties of life which, knowing the evil, is taught to select the good. Keep children under the impression that all is fair and right in the world, and when they go out into it they will be as poorly prepared to struggle with it as child who is thrown into the middle of the Atlantic and told to learn how to swim. Our only com
Connecticut western news., 1896-03-26

the American presidents were assassinat- ed, the civil war enacted and the cot ton gin. the steam locomotive and tele-- graph and electric pen and telephone and cylinder presses were invented"
 Front Wheel of the Lords Chariot
 Once mora I remark that a good newspaper is blessing as an evangelist ic influence You know there is great change in our day taking place. All the secular newspapers of the day-for am not speaking now of the religious news papers-all the secular newspapers of the day discuss all the questions of God. eternity and the dead, and all the questions of the past, present and fu ture. There is not single doctrine of theology but has been discussed in the last ten years by the secular newspapers of the country. They gather up all the news of all the earth bearing on reli- gious subjects, and then they scatter the news abroad again.
 The Christian newspaper will be the right wing of the apocalyptic angel. The cylinder of the Christianized printing press will be the front wheel of the Lords chariot. take the music of this day, and do not mark 1t diminuendo -I mark 1t crescendo. A pastor on 8 Sabbath breaches to few hundred. or a few thousand people. and on Monday. or during the week. the printing press will take the same sermon and preach 1t to millions of people. God speed the printing pressl God save the printing pressi God Christianise the printing press
 When see the printing press standing with the electric telegraph on the one side gathering up material, and the lightning express train on the other side waiting for the tons of folded sheets of newspapers, pronounce it the mightiest force in our civilization. So commend you to pray for all those who manage the newspapers of the land. for all type settlers. for all reporters, for all editors.
Connecticut western news., 1896-03-26

Trains rtop only on signal, or when oonduo- tor ts nntircd.
 sndltinnM unday trains iesve West wi~escd ssa m sr iv ng at harfford N n .. m Lenve pArtfos 7.lS D. m, arriving al NrAt Wit~aed Trains leave rouvhkecp~se for fIoreweli 10 ns sssaud 70 a m, s asS tio D m. sanday irains leave Hopewer err rouThkccpsi~ | w, f so and 10 s5 a nl-. es and co D. n. Sunday in7A m.
 vfnsfed and tarard Gent al Hf at n, .ew lcfk V estcrn Exnre~s trstn |, makes dirso' c,n- pr, arto Al Western Ry for the Wc@t. due htcaso i flowing day 70 n u also ennrects win k'se K fast weri crn trstns er cfa httentfnn given tN wc~te~n travel Rates ~f fare fo lower than ans o,her lire Write fw FsscA and rarlicriars eefore puchssihs ihtets ovef any et Der tou'e
 Hartford. Conn
Connecticut western news., 1896-03-26

1Ao AvcEA1SeAh8 DseS1hn8s
 But discourse now on subject you have never heard-the immeasurable and everlasting blessing of good news- paper. Thank God for the wheel full of eyes. Thank God that we do not have, like the Athenians, to go about to gath or up and relate the tidings of the day, since the omnivorous newspaper does both for us. The grandest temporal blessing that God has given to the nine teenth century is the newspaper. We would have better appreciation of this blessing if we knew the money, the brain, the losses, the corporations, the anxieties, the wear and tear of heart strings, involved in the production of a good newspaper. Under the impression that almost anybody car make news- paper. scores of inexperie need capitalists
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-18

paid with 10 per cent interest be rendered
to the purchaser.
All deeds Of sale made or that may b
made by collectors OF taxes shall b
received by courts In evidence ~ prtne
facie valid sales.
Sec. 9. Be It further resolved. ETC..
That Article two hundred and forty
two Of the Constitution Of the State Of
Louisiana be % amended as to read ~
follows:
Article 24e. The General Assembly
shall have power to enact general laws
authorizing the parochial or municipal
authorities Of the State. under certain
circumstances. by . vote Of q majority
OF the taxpayers In number and In value
voting at the election. to levy special
taxes In aid OF public improvements. or
railway enterprises undertaken by pri-
waite corporations: provided that such
tax shall not exceed the rate OF I'VE mills
per annum. nor extend for . longer per.
tod than ten years. and provided further.
that the foregoing provisions shall
not apply to public buildings.
bridges and works OF public Improvement
mentioned in Article 30e. It being the In
tent and meaning Of this proviso that
parishes and municipalities shall have the
right to tax themselves to any limit sub.
ject to the restrictions Of Article 30e.
G. W. BOLTON.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
n. r. LOTT.
President Pro Tempore Of the Senate.
A true copy:
IT, ADAMS. Secretary Of State.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-18

JOINT RESOLUTION

Proposing an Amendment 70 the Ccnsel-
tuition Of the State. Authorizing C1tieo
and Towns ana SaEilAss % Lazy.
Assess an Celeea lh zaxss ~
the Puz1ooe dc ootine puAlIs
Roads. 0sieGlD 81 R1s1D 49, Co.
tain Co110oG0o. a
Section I - Il so11ovo1 ~ - g.
eral Assembly - tie - - 1Guunn
two-thirds Of all the menlefs @1ooC9 =
there shah b. suomleqE -
Of the State for thAws0 r. -
lection ct the next Gsnssal e1sctiea foe
Rspres sntatives, In aecordanco Win Ar.
ttcle rs Of the Constitution, the folleWin8
additional article to the Constitutes q
the STATE: The General Assembly nay
authorize and empower parishes ana n
corpoeated towns ana cities Of this 0taaA
to contract debts and issue eysAaneaa
thereof from time 10 time. for ~ Dsrpsea
OF constructive public lerks: strsssA
purpose nay issue svidsacss q
Indebtedness % b used = een-
etruatine such pubic parma stxoeea
roads and bridges. And loe sch pur-
poos may authssise and empower ~
proper authorities, to levy and a1oeoo
special taxes upon the property subject
70 taxation. In the parish o. cesporet1sa.
pTocoe0o. provided. that eueh tar, -
levied. assessed and c4lleseed, shall ao&
exceed the rate u I've miyls a. tAs al.
1AF. IN any eas year: provided turtles.
that 10 ovidenco o. indebtodnaso shau -
issued without fun provision helng naao
Tor the payment Of both the pslnclpal
and interest thereof. nor extend dusin9 :
longer period than Afteen years: pgovj6eA
furthsr that such tai shallnsvsr hsley1e1,
vV~-A -Aa0xn
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-18

JOINT RESOLUTION.

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Of louisiana, relative to the trial
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-18
MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC DIS
TRICr COMMITTEE.


The Democratic District committee.
composed Of the pari6hes Of Iavines-
ton, St. Helena, Washington St Tam
many and Tangipahoa, met ct the
Courthouse in Amite city last Friday,
and was called to order by Hon. John
Freiler, chairman pro tenn. The fol-
lowing members Of the Committee an
swered roll call: Livingston L. W.
Jones and w. J. Setteon, proxy to S.
w Settoon. ST. Helena-John Freiler
and W. Caruth. st. Tammany-Adolph
Frederick, who also held . proxy of
Of Milton Burns. Tapgipahoa-M F.
Edwards and G. W. Mcdaniel, proxy
to H. G. Vernon. Washington-A. c.
blckham ind I N. varnsdo, proxy to
A. c. Bickham.
Capt. John Fri-ler was made perma-
nent chairman and NJ. F. Edwards Sec
Rotary.
On motion, J. A. Reid and Clay Eli
OFT were granted the privileges of the
meeting, after which Mr.. Caruth moved
that there be free for all race for dis
trict ofaces, and sr. Settoon, of Living
ston, offered as . substitute, that there
be . free for al race for judge and dis
srict attorney, and that there be Dem
ocratic nominating convention for q
candidate for State Senator. A vote
was taken on tie substitute and it was
lost, the parishes voting - follows:
Yes-Livingston, 2. Nays-St. Helena,
l; st. Tammany, 2; Tangiphoa, 2;
Washington 2; total Z. Then Mr.. Ca
ruth's motion was adopted by the same
vote.
The committee then ordered that there
be , free for all race for all district
Offices.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-18

Nc. ~.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
Proposing an Amendment to the Cone:i-
tuition Of the State OF Louisiana.
Relative to the Lease and Employ
ment Of Penitcntiary Convicts.
Section /. Be 1t resolved by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State of Louisiana.
two-thirds OF all the members elected to
each Hpuse c9ncurring. That the follow
ing amendment DE a.Aopsls: SIS : part OF
the Constitution Of the State OF Lou;si-
ana:
Section l. No penitentlary convict shall
ever be leased or hired to any person or
persons. or corporation. private or public.
or quasi-public, or board. save As author.
jxed in the next section, provided that
tdis arsicse shss! take EJECT upon the
extinguishmepf of the iease made pur-
suant 20 Act No. M approved July 10Th.
1850
2. The General Assembly may authors
the employment undsr State supervision
and the proper officers and employees
Of the State. of conyicts. on public roads
or other public works. or on convict
farms or manufactures owned by or con-
trolled By the State or any public levee
board or on any public levee under such
provisions and restrictions as may be i'm
posed by law.
G. W. BOLTON.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Fl. Il. LOTT.
Fressdep. Pas Te,npore OF the s-nat''
A true copy:
T. 8. ADAMS. Secretary Of State.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-18


ogiooumoat at haf1 lnAoe nay - 49,
-. a : ~ exeec1ane 49, snun6701
ao1lnSp = aetunlfy tmoaood. 1hGD upcoD4
Cent ahal1 havo W1aonal GRel1v M
lpASetaon a ~ matfG tanehl6 peU1eos
e1oaal mioeeoAuee e m6mbo1o e tAo
-. Vath noWer e. 49,. - mnDet sch
49, nunioSment. Fl ~ . neov1oo0
esaee NJ. - enforco IT, fneoeuin9 pso.
via1ons.
-. 4 h n fnrtheP fooolsod etc. That
Article eoe hundsUd ana nine ek he Con.
Otteutle0 e9 the 0tAto oe Louisiana b -
ononAo0 - % read % fellows:
A4tlc1o ~ The District Courts shall
have oe1e1nal 1uriDd1ctio0 u IN matters
civil peobate end criminal not vested
IN The 0upco0o Court o. exclusively u
laws 041o b DuSou0nee theroeG. tag
eAAo hove unlimited esig1nal 5usaeoSceSoo
u 81 CRIMINAL peeeate a10 eoeeeeosoo
oos8oSos ana Voeo oocoeMon = =
earsy 0eScada1e ne o1esf.es 1oocso
enau - esecteo ~ ptWouV o1 ~
eeemeo veteee g tesaE teepeesve oss.
u9eo. e whSen 1ey enau ~ 49, ec-
coa1 Sos1 0ssoo. Ay .o
oeo - ~ ~: eno saea oevo 49,.
~ .e..e - ~ U .v,s.s
~ ..sy -. an .,~.ss~..
=. A. Hn1 - 49, s~.sn-.S - As~sL
ss..~-.,,es a~ .s-.e~s1 III, - "a 49,
~~n1rsr~"s 49, "a era Co~arrcr .heIl
IN ~ ~aesnrv mrfil IN siection can ~
neid- me 1udeea 81 the district court
ahaIl aach rsceive I aalarv AZ three thou
san0 doIlars per annum. nayable monthly
on their reepective verrants:
Gee. 4. he IL further resolved. ETC.. That
article one hundred ana eleven OF the
Conetitution Of the state Of Louieaana
b % amended - 60 read % RolIews:
Article III. The Dietrict Court. shall
have iursadics,on Of r. from 1ueticea
OF the peace IN aII civil matters rerard-
lee Of the amount in dispute.
Sec, & Be Il further resolved. ETC.. That
the Constitution Of the state Of Louis
lana be 20 amended % to read . fol-
lows:
Article II. In each parish. the Parish
Of Orleans excepted. there shall be an
many Justices OF the peace a may b
provided BY law. The present number Of
Justices Of the peace shall remain ~ now
axed until otherwise provided They
shan be elected for the term OF four years
BY the Quali6ed voters within the terri
torial limits Of their jurisdiction, and
their qualifications shall be dxed by law.
They shall have exclusive ORIGINAL turis-
dsction In all civil matters when the
amount in dispute shall not exceed afty
dollars. exclusive Of interest. and orig
NAL Jurisdiction concurrent with the DIS
trict Court. when the amount In dispute
shall exceed dfty dollars. exclusive Of
interest. and shan not exceed one hun.
dred doliars. exclusive Of interest.
They shall have No jurisdiction In
succession ~ probate matters. or
when e succession u . defendant. or
when the 8 ate or any parish - . party.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-18

1OxNx 4k0OO4bO = A~>S~
propoeane Amendments - Article
Of the Constitution Of the Usats %
Louisiana Relative % Uunss.
9eetjon 1. n it resolved ~ IL 0en-
eral Assembly Of the state Of Lou,eaeae.
fwo.thaFdD OR an he ngsn0eSo eseetes =
each House concuSTiAG. that IN 49,
Rent 20 Article one hundred ana ssenfy-
6ve OF the Constitution Of The UseSe
az louisiana. b oubm1tted 70 the eseeseso
Of the State at the next sosctsoo re- rso-
rspsentasives In -, to Rad - feIle0s'
Article II Every male estsssn OF tae
United States b. birth o. neturausas1on'
who IL twenty-one yearo Of age OF uo-
wards. possessing the following Quaun-
cations shan b IN slsctor to vote q any
elsction by the peopss. except - hefssn
provided.
F1rst He shah be IN actual resident o1
the STATE for one year next preceding the
election 1t which he offers - voeeI
Second. He shall b IN actual sss3dsnt
OF the parish In which he Offers % vots
1t least six months nsxt prscsd1ag the
election.
Third. He shah b IN actual resident
Of the ward or precinct In which he o0srs
to vote at least thirty days next preceding
the election.
Fourth. He shall Be registered voter.
Fifth. He shah - able to read The
Constitution Of the state In his mother
tongue or shall be . bona Ade owner Of
property. real or personal located In the
State and assessed to him It . cash valu-
alton Of not les than two hundred 1oa1ASs.
Sixth. The General Assembly ae III
regular session In 1soe shall have DsWsr
by vote Of tWo-thirds Of IN the mem0ers
elected TO each House. and approvod ~
the Governor. TO modify. change o. amend
this article Of the Constitution. ana
notifications. changes Or amendma0tD
when % adopted and approved shah -
como part Of the Constitut1on without
the publication and ouh0leoton to Tie
popular vote - required In Article - q
the Constitution.
q. ". BOLTON.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
II. r. LOTT.
President Pro Tempore Of the 1enAtA.
A true copy:
T. g. ADAMS. Secretary Of Gtate.
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Ne -.


SO1NX 1k80O&1OIxON
1feposaAg IN Anendment 70 tAe Censta-
tuition Of the state AutAorisane Cleiep
and Towns 70 Ala lganufaetursne
Companies.
y Il resolved b. the 0sassal Assembly
q the state OF xauis1a1A, two-tharnn q
III the nenbsrD slsete1 % each Uoveo
coocurIine therein: That there sAall 8
submitted 70 the electors q The neaaa
nor the1r approval Or re1oet1on a -
nsxt gsnefal elsetion for Repeeaeatasfvea
- aeeordaace with Article - e tAe c..
sslfudeos The following adlit1enal est1elo,
The General Assembly nay antheelse
and empower Cities ana Towns q ~
ssate. % AID ana assist ~ Aenatioa, o.
otherWsso. Manufactures Companaaa =.
Gated within the corporate umite q "a
ot.es o. towns; ana for that puEpaoo nay
aatncFize and e0pewer the peeear -
tnQl1leo a such munlclpal eaeuarn.
items g levy. aseses ana cellect eneeael
taxes: and apply the proceeds ef epch ~
- aiding Or aaoisting such manufactnr.
ne compantes. provided:
ls1 such tax % lsvied, assessed ana
eomnany shah net sxeeed ~ ~ !
mus On the do1laS n onv enc rsoe =
e1geo0 ter longoe period shaSr
yeefo; provided further. thai wseN 49,
ceAN NOT - collected until g. -
uon !oe said tax shall havo - -
naesed . he taxpayers Of - -
corporation, 1oR ooosop6l oesl0Gel61 4
"a election 70 b hela 1pe tIGSF
ana approved By . 0a1adte
u3pAyero b0th In number S00 vnane
votne q such elsctioa.: wh5ck e -.
2soveds shau Be part q the coastitu-
9. W. BoLroN.