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Housatonic Railroad.

Time Table To take effect Nov IF, 1871.
 Trains L<avs Nesstoscn Going for1s, lo.47 q. en-, l2.45 3.05 5.s3 aud j. .25 p. m. l0.H a. m. aud s.s3 D. 1n. trzIns connect at Brookheld Junc- sion with trains for Dsnbury-
 .Gosro saa '. 45 and IL 40 2. m, 1. s5 and :. 2s D. m sunday Train, T.a5 P. m.
 rrains Leave Haplsyca2e Going NorLh, 10. 57a. rn. |. 10 5.25 5.44 and 40 p. m. l0.57 a. ID. and 5.44 D. m. trains connect st Brookneld Juno zson with trains for Danbury-
 Goine Sosdt, 7 8 and Il 20 q. m., 4.45 and T.o5 D. m. Sunday Milk Train, 7.7o p ID
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Sheuaug Railroad.

ARRANaRMENT OF TRAINS. oommsnclng
 December ,, 1871.
 Cerssetine Trains L1due Nsbotown at 10, 4 a. m. Connect at HswIeyvIlie st l.lo a. m. Arrive at Latehseld f.l5p. m.
 Safsrdays an additional Connection is made with Train passing Newtown at 7.25 p m., with Train arriving al Itchfeld at 10.0o p. n. L<aes Litchf>ld ct 3. % p m arriving at Hsv- leyyllls st 6.i5 P. m. Connect tor Newtovn st5.o5 D. m.
 Sss5ay Klk Train leaves Litchfeld { SD p m., axrivss xt HsEleyyine st s.t5 P m., connecting xnh Housstonic Milk Tssin-
 C. H. PLATT. Supt
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POETRY.
1wn1rrrs yon rur nrrl
[wRIrrEs TOR THE BEE. ANOTHER SIDE OF THE ouEs-
 TON.


 TON. We're rair of married loyen; Please let us have our say On an interesting subject Tho BEE brings out today. A word to Mr. "Bachelor." Who "oropisd" out bis complaint That the ladies all Douid love him, Asif he were saint, And owned the sain .-like virtues ;-- But very far from that, His thoughts seem very groyeling. And don't rise above his--hat When the shady side of sixty This bachelor has reached, He'll wish he d sung different tune, Nor practiced what he preached :. He'll begin to feel the need Of delft fingers all that To dam his yawniBg stockinga-- For he cannot ask his cat For of course, you know, he has . pet, It is mans nature to; If he has not what he ought to have cat or dog must do. He knows not what pleasures cluster About cherished home; There father, mother. children, Eall ha pninass their own o "crusty, dry old bachelor" You throw away as chsff A blessing greater than you know How much SO e'er you laugh. For you, dear friend, tn. spinster, We entertain respect Your views upon the matter Good sense cannot reject. We fear the dry old bachelor Will not listen to advice Let him go--for such as he, If you could, you'd not entice. But may you find some noble soul, Well mated with your own; A man oftruth, and honor bright, " To belong to you alone. And then you'll say as we do, This is the best .'estate j" This holy tie of marriage How can one ander-rate7
 --ExPERIrScE.
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Character.

Character is SO much more than wealth or knowledge, fame or power. ihst |, Is the measure of the man When . man is placed in prominent position of any sort whatever, we gay at once, What is he worth I" not "whst does he knowfr but aWhat sort of man is hsr That
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Aewtown a Woodbury Stage Line.

Leaves Woodbury at 7-3o d. m., sonthbury at s.ss x.m.. south Britain at E. rn., Bennstt's Bridge It g. 30 a. m-. Berkshire st 10 a. m sandy Hook at10. 30 N. n arriving st kewtown to meet the lo.f am. Up Train, and leaves for Woed- bury the arrival of the l1.4o a. m. Down Tram, and Hruyes vt Woodbury at p. m, the same time zs shs- Wcodbary and Seymour Stage.
 lGE0RGE TYLER, Proprietor. Netpsocn Aug. I'd. lSI7
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SANDY HOOK.
CHURCHES.

HsTHopIsT.--Rey James Taylor pastor. Ser s,ices, l0.s0 4. M., l.3G aHd $50 P. M. sunday schsol ll.t5 A. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings, 5 I. M-
 S1. JoHs's CHAPEL Rev. Francis ". Bar nett assistant mini.ter. Sunday school l2 NJ. Ser vices PM. Communion service on third Sun day in month Ut l0. 80 A. M
 SOCIETIES.
 GRANITE LODGE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF Coop 1EnrLARs :--meet ia hall over H. l.. Wheeler's Furniture Wsreroom every Friday evening. ohi- cers, w. c. T., ornelius $. Taylor ". x. A. Judson; w. c, Rev. Jas. Taylor ". r. B., Mrs. E. A. Bennett W. T., ". ". Perkins i; ". N, George Perry; w.. G., Simon Junius 1; w. O. G, John Ferris ". R. S., Anna J. Fay Tor; w. L. s., Mrs W W. Perkins ". A. $, Miss Ella J Peck; " D. M,, Miss Ella J. Terri!l. HIRAA LODGE, No IS, F. A. M.--Meet in Ma sonic Hall, lst and Sd Wednesdays of each month. OfHccrs: Wm. Sanford, w. M; John L. San ford ST. w.; 5. W. Crofut, Jr- W. ; James A. Wilson, Sec. James M- B1ackman Treas. Ches- ter Hard, Sr. D.; John H. Blackman, Jr. D. Wm- H. Hoy, ST. S.. <; BeEj. Curtis, Jr s. Wm. H. Hoy, Geo. Winten and BeDj Curtis, Trustees. A. w. orsemann. Tier
 ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. Meet Second Thursday of each month, in Masonic Hall. Officers Geo. Wofenden Il. F.; James NJ. Blackman, K.; Jas. A Wilson. s.. Wm. l. Sanford, or H.; John L. Sanford. F. B.; A. F. Clark. Sec. David Mo- bles. Treas Siias Wheeler, t. A. c.; samuel Barnu,n, lss V; James Cowies, 2d "; Somers Crofut, Sd V. Conrad Dsrlan, Tyler.
 ALPHA JuvEsux TEMPLE No I.--meet m Lodge Room over Furniture Store, every Sunday after aoon, at 4. 50 o'clock. Miss Ella Peck, Supt W Perkins. WsCTH 4
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Peanle,s Line.

eesr my servicesto the travelling publi,, and can De found all times ready to convey passengers to and from the Depot, or to Sandy Hook and News7wn St. Charges moderate Remember the Governor"
 GEORGE REDSTONE.
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CHARLES JONAS,
 MERCHANT TAILOR,

Aaia Street, Netrtoten, Conn, Calls the attention cfhe eiti1ens of this and - nity to his new stock of goods, which he has hand al his Store in Glov.r's building
 He will make All Wool pants to order for s5fs and Whole Suits fos tI4oo. Give him call. aud ses for yourseive<-
 n csalaz dose si kie sSe,zssf ssSies.
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Special Notices, Ten Cents per line first, and Five cents for each subsequent insertion
 Transient advertising payable in advance No dsadbsat advertising taken. Yearly advertise. snsnts payable at the end of each quarter. Pro fessional and Business Cards ito occupy not more than five linesl ss.co year. Regular yearly sd- vertissrs, whose bills amount to slO over, will receive tue paper free.
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
WTOWN. POST.oFFIoE.
SOCIETIES.

OLIVE BRANCH JUVENILE TEMPLE NO A.--Pub- hc meeting every Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock, in South Centre School uouse officers: Mrs $ X Beers. Supt, Miss M r Peck. Sec.
 ST. PATAicK's TEMPERANCE SocIETY--Rev. Fath- CT James McCartan President John Mooney Vic. Presidsnt, Thomas Egan Secretary, Patrick cain Tisssurer.
 NEwrowN LIDRsRr AssoCIATIoE.--Marcus C. Aawley, President Charles Bersfold, Vice-fres ideat; Mary k. Morgan. Treasurer Frank Gillette. Secretary and Libraran. Trustees, A. 9ull.on. kdgAr '. Haw.ey and Daniel C. Beers.
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AszHopaT.--Rey James Taylor, pastor. Ser siices, l0.s0 4. M., l.3G ahd b3o P. M. Sunday schsoi ll.4s A. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings, $ r, M-
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-S1. JoHs's CHAPEL Rev. Francis w. Bar ueIt assistant mini.ter. Sunday school l2 NJ. Ser vices PM. Communion service on third Sun day in month Ut l0. 80 A. Nj.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-01-03


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marking they hah bcst both IN N the
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4 tion " personal friend Of one VI the ,Il-
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of Such love. hc ~ljd anl atded il will
E'yr myself tn Kitten to-morrow VI ~hc
wants me. and VIAL he better man
thau rYrr HASA bcru. ror hrr ,Ihr..~
Nu." ,ld >tcphrue. frightening.
tthr.c I~ tn TIM ID marriage Nh rarlN HILL
t1mn Ms IaIt ~ uutc happy iii thr
prospect ut sharing "A soldiers nf.: and
Jnd" alu-hJng IadIAutlt. and flashing
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mat Nh VI duuhIr Nr,IllIn-. H ,oI plri.n.
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daH-~ ali -iTr4 taa -t. ta -'trt \ftor
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n- h- a.N Indeed. thr average Amcg-
UJu -r thoroughly 5r. cgc M taking tAy
responsibility rhltirrr+ant- -taryretar
VI -Ht"s rplrHrin- tAe tguya -~n tA@
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An Embroidered Stocking


aoman Who had received \ magnificent
Dover ot hiue blood, iucludIn1 talent and
yhe highest attributes to character, ant
tl That culture could develop IN a hclUti
ful intellectual woman was hers ail that
wealth could bestoA on hel ,hr possessed.
>l" had the good fortune t. haze no
en-uldlitN NJ nature. Nat all vas 4 SYM
mrtrral and harmonious whole.
| loved her, and possessed the hum
h.cne~~ y ruc loNc. The more intimately
! >nrW hrr She made mr conscious ot
things ,h4t We're mean ~ myself ont ot
lAI, feeling grew jealousy oi other men.
4 uittyr lcalonsy She was of too
~uuu1 and generous Il temper - pick for
tlav~. nor couId shc hnan man = other
ucn kn1W hn.
She could hot understand that Doctor
Cu~-rptc v4- Ms irritable IN private a~ he
"u~ -tuiVc a'l dLrced ID In public and |
wolll npl trll her thu. Captain l.au-lale
>rdam PHYS b,~ dch'> Thet were but
tWo ot hcr many admirers. and they were
hoth h4nlsamer anna ~ao"Icl than l4l 9ciL
lujitue. Mats scrabble IN thcraccpuut
I lcIuN3t uut. IN rnu hlooa accuse hcr
cngurrN but >tepArn|c =. Jean was
t feruo unei 1n Arr fathers ~iie BE
~dt~ Speaking that language pcrtect.N,
-hc ha4 tuo French Womti's secret oi
.491aat.ou 4 tUdg more lI NNArltN,
vAeH surrounded Nt ,eu,rmel. n1lr
hyt utrcl'F ,~tihlr
,in aha r't tie charm ana coUId not
content resct with thu Thought mat n
thc .ft.. Mug- W. passed jo-,thcr +
huery nl ~nit dear To hrr. Ndnl winter
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Ii anybody not Democrat had pre-
dicted at any time during the PrrSldrm-
tial canvass Of last year that in nine
months after Mfr. Fiayes's Inauguration
his attempt to reform the civil service
would have become an object OF mild
scorn to the heathen that Conkliug, who
was So ludicrous an object as a Presiden-
tial candidate at the Cincinnati COnIen-
ton, would have triumphed over him in
the senate Oh Custom House questions ,
that Conklmg and Blaine would have
openly become reconciled in plain view Of
the intelligent Christian public, and have
entered into an alliance in defence Of the
very abuses denounced in the Cincinnati
platform and that a large number of
Republican papers, headed by the New
York Tribune, would have pronounced
this not undesirable state Of things for
the Republican party, and have advised
the President to submit to it-what would
have happened to him! And yet this is
just what has occurred.
Alcohol will clean silver" Yes alcohol well
stuck to will clean out all the silver you have.
[Cin. Sat Night
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No meat is healthier than mutton. No
meat can be produced 50 cheaplv. # can
be slaughtered at any time. requiring but
few minutes for the operation And
yet not one farmer in ten keeps sheep.
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"Alcohol will clean silver" Yes alcohol well
stuck to will clean out all the silver you have.
[Cin Sat Night
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-12
Face to Face with Disease.

How often 1t happens hat although we
have witnessed the rarages .of disease in the
case of others, we disregard his warning sig
nails In our own 1t is only when we ind him
face to face with us that we really perceive
howg grim he is. Then, p~erchance, when 1t Is
too late. medicinal aid is sought. His avant
courier, his f%orerunner. is physical weakness.
Fortifythe system. and you are armed against
him. The finest tonic for this purpose Is
Hostetter's omac Bittors, which renders
digestion easy and complete. nourishes the
system, improves the appetite. gives strength
yielding sleep, counteracts biliousnt IS, and
keeps the bowels in first rate order. Lean
ness, and unnatural wanness and sallowness
OF the face, are obviated by 1t, and SO general
and benencient are Its effects, that not only is
the body invigorated and regulated by its
use. but dependency is banished from the
mind.
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Revised Cook Book.

From Puck
Sea Bass-A bald-headed trombone
player in a brass band.
Indian Maize-United States troops
advancing on Sitting Bull.
Hard Bake-Place your pastry in a
hot oven and forget all about it.
Open Tarts-Insert your knife care
fully and lift up the upper crust.
Jam Tarts-Place your tarts in the
hinge of the door and close briskly.
Fried Fillets of Sole-A fish caught
in the regions that Bob Ingersoll ig-
nores.
Honey Drops-Place your honey in a
cullender and watch the effects from
beneath.
Orange Float-For further particu-
lars consult the editorial department of
this paper.
Irish Stew-Reading the Boston Pilot
to your wife; see if she don't say you're
Irish too.
Corn Dodger-Husking for red ears
to get a kiss. See if you can make the
corn dodge her.
To Collar Beef-Watch your oppor-
tunity, snach up briskly, and carry
home under your coat.
To make Broiled Squab-Pouring
hot water on man and wife, who are
both clinched to one chair.
Preserved Pears-Two couple of a fif-
ty-five years vintage ''sitting alone on
the sofa at night"
Sausage Roll-Carry your sausage
carefully to the top of the nearest hill
and trundle it easily down.
Picked Damsons-The young man
that reaches his room at five o'clock
in the morning." and sneaks down
stairs after the breakfast is cold.
Grape Pie-For the first ingredients
visit a menagerie where they have a
gray ape, and for the latter a newspa-
per Office that has dropped a form from
the third story down to the s%ub-cellar.
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LYONS
KATHAlRON

Discovered uirty-ave years ago " irui. Lyon, of
Yale, ia the sassf perfect preparation in the world
for preserving and identifying tho hair.
Besides being the best hair dressing
ever produced, Lyons H-thairon will;
positively prevent grayness, and VIII re-
store new hair 10 bald heads, IL the roots
and follicle4 ara not destroyed.
1t actually performs these seemins Miracles oil
which the following is
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-12
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

-
Prize fighting is again coming to
time.
William H. Vanderbilt did not at
tend his sisters wedding.
India must pay the fiddler at the AZ
CHAN war dance.
The English lean to 'aIf and 'alf; and
also toward Afghanistan.
All the new-elected state officers Of
Kansas are temperance men.
The mail clerk of the Philadelphia
Ledger is also a female clerk.
The skating Kinks of the present sea-
sea lack one important feature-viz.,
ice.
Never marry a man when heis down,
is fashionable advice to young ladies.
New York ladies in the upper and
more dizzy headed circles, affect an
English brogue.
The New York police refuse to tramp
around with Talmage unless he disguis-
es himself.
The Oliver-C Cameron breach-of-prom-
Use suit in Washington will come off in
about ten days.
What would this world be to the
small boy of nine years or whereabouts
were there nc string factories?
No ex-president ever succeeded as
has Gen. Grant in keeping green the
memory of his greatness.
A Brooklyn paper speaks of King
Victoria. But if Victoria is king, what
the dickens is Disraelip
Gov. Mcclellan, and Phil. Sheridan
both supped together at Delmonico's
one evening last week.
The season is truly backward. Even
the usual references to hot TON and
jerry have not reappeared back of the
saloon counters.
The Boston Transcript offers a reward
of 1000 for the original author of the
sentence, ''unaccustomed as l am to
pubic speaking"
".This business is being carried too
far" shouts the endman minstrel in his
search around the stage; ''here some
ones stolen my bones"
DON'T go to theatres. A young Mem
phis fellow dropped into one for the
first time and in a few moments had
fallen into a fit from excessive laugh
ter.
Knock at a Tennessee door and the
the inmate yells out hoarsly: "Walkl"
and then the timid stranger doesn't.
know what to do-to walk in or walk
off.
In his new lecture Burdette demands
an. answer to the unsolved query, of
why it is that it is so much easier to
shoot a good man than to hang a bad
one?
A lady captured a pickpocket and Sc
cured his incarceration in the New
York jail this week. She didn't call on
the police, either. She knew better.
Two geese we're recently drawn by
the rapids above Niagara over thefalls.
They soon appeared in the spray below
and swan leisVseiy to shore. This
brace of waterfowl would be Il; treasure
for any boarding house keeper
An eminent Coloradoan wants to in
frA1.,ao f1,a vol ar Thi1.af nv into Tim
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MoRTGAGE SALE.

Whereas Florence E. Small and JOS
eph A. Small, Of the city of Cheyenne,
county of Laramie, and territory of
Wyoming, on the 23d day of Novem-
Der, 1877, made and executed a mort
gage to Lucy A. Davis, of the county
of Weld, State of Colorado, to secure
the payment of their promissory note,
bearing even date Herewith, for the
sum of one Thousand dollars, payable
one year after date, with interest there
on at the rate of n and one-half per
cent. per month; which mortgage was
recorded in the Office of the county
clerk and ex-oficio register of deeds of
Laramie county, Wyoming territory, on
the oath day of November, A. D.
1877, at 1866 O'Clock in the afternoon,
in book Cof mortgages, on pages 346,
347, 34S and $40, and the sun of one
thousand dollars, principal, and ninety
five dollars and forty-five cents interest,
making together the sum of one thous-
and and ninety-five dollars and forty
five cents, is due on said mortgage on
the 9th day of December, 1873, the day
of the first publication of this notice,
and whereas default has been made in
the payment of the money secured by
said mortgage, and nc suit or proceed
ings having been instituted at law to
recover the debt now claimed to be due
upon said mortgage or any part thereof,
the said mortgage will be foreclosed by
a sale of said premises, and the equity
of redemption of the said Florence E.
Small and Joseph A. Small, their heirs
and assigns in and to the same, by vir-
tue of the power contained in the mort
gage, which sale will be made at public
auction, on the m~ortgaged premises, in
the city of Cheyenne aforesaid, on the
4th day of January, A. ID. 1879, at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon.
The following is a description of said
mortgaged premises: Lots number five
(5) and six 10y, in block number two hun
dred and thirty-two (2321, in the city Of
Cheyenne, in the county of Laramie,
and territory Of Wyoming, as said lots
are laid down and described on the plat
of said city, recorded in the Office of the
county clerk of said county together
with the improvements situate thereon.
d5-d1aw3t Lucy A. DAVIS,
Mortgage.
Mclaughlin 81 Steele,
ATTORNEYS for Mortgages.
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Mr.. Talmage has been preaching
about the clubs of New York, and of
course vents a good deal of abuse at
their expense. A Herald reporter went
among the club habitues and gavethem
a n opportunity to talk back, which
they were not slow to take advantage
of, and to say that they event for''
Mr.. Talmage, and that what was
left Of him bore but slight resemblance
te humanity, only family expresses it.
Itlooks as though Mr.. Talmage had
made a fool of himself at least once in
his life.
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A FA1E SPECIMEN.


1 had been entirely bald for several years, con-
stituiional, 1 suppose. 1 used a few bottles Of
Kathairon, and, to my great surprise, have a thick
growth Of young hair.
COL. JOHN l.. DoRRANcE, u. S. A..
Ia every Important respect the Kathairon ia ALSO
lutely incompatible. 1t is unequaled
|. To Cure badness.
.. To Restore Gray Hair.
). To Remove Dandrud.
4. To Dress and Deautify the Hair.
BEAR In AIIND.-The Kathairon is no
sticky paste of sulphur and sugar-oflead, to paint
and daub the hair and paralyze the brain. 1t is
a pure and limpid vegetable lotion, intended to re-
.tore tic hair by natural growth and reinvisoration.
1t is rplendidly perfumed, and tho most delightful
toilet dressing known. No lady's or gentleman'a
toilet outh. is complete without Lyons Kathairon
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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Rates or

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Cheyenne. Oct. LIST. 1877.
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CUSTER,
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v
AND ALL MINING CAMPS IN THE HILLS.

DUCKSKIN GLOVES, CLOTHING, ETC,
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high mountainous districts of hat state
1t will thrive at elevations $4,000 feet
above the level of the sea, and make
itself useful as a producer of milk, but
ter and cheese, and as a puller of carts.
Colorado ought to have an appendage
to her mountains.