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How to Have n loving wife.

II you would have a loving vile, be as
gentle In your words alter % before mar.
riage; trent her as tenderlv when mstron
as when a mist; don't quite make her the
maid Of all work, md ask her why abe
looks lefs tidy and neat than when lyon
first knew her" don't buy cheap, tough
beef and scold her because II does not come
on the table "porterhoust;" don't grumble
about rquslling babies II you canifot keep
up nursery, and remember that baby
may stake alter papa" in bis. disposition;
don't smoke and chew tobacco and thus
sha.ler you. nerves and spoil your temper,
and make your breath nuisance, and then
complain that your wife declines to kiss
You; 70 home Joyous and cheerful to your
wiie and tell her the good news you have
heard, and not silently put on. yonr hat
and 20 out to tho "cub" or "lodge," and
lot her afterwards learn that you spent the
evening at a opera or at q fancy ball with
Mrs. Dash. Love your wife; DO patient;
remember YOU are not perfect, but try to
be; let whisky, tobacco and vulgar CON.
pany alone; spend your evenings with your
wife, and live decent, Christian life, and
your wife will bs Toying and true II you did
not marry heartless beauty, without
sense or worth; II you did, who Is to blame
II you suffer the consequence
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President speculateth In margins and then
soe,h to Canada for his health.
In the autumn he pu.teth on hls winter
trousers, and a wasp that abideth In them
hlleth him full OF intense excitement.
He starteth down cellar with an oleander,
and goeth first hastily, and tho oleander
comcth after him and stitch upon him. \
He stitch up all night to get the returns
from Ohio. and In the end learneth that
tho other fellows have carried It. "a
He buyeth a watch dog, and when he
cometh home late from tho Lodge, the
watch dog treeth him and si,teth beneath
him till rosy morn. -..s- "a - .
lie goeth to tho horss trot and be,tett
his money on the brown mare, and TIT
bay gelding with the hlsza face winneth.
lie marreieth a red.haired heirees with
a wsrt on her nose, and the next day hel
paternsl ancestor poeth under, with few
assets and great liabilities, and como!l
home to live with his beloved son.in. law
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Hhnt IL Man,
ErehanSe.

A*SuAst. .H s. . ID.
Man that Is born OF woman is small DO
tatoes, and few in tho hill. -.
lie llseth up to-day and houriuheth like
rag weed, and tomorrow, or the day al,
ter, the undertaken has him in the ice.box,
be goeth forth in the morning warbline
like a lark, and is knocked out in one round
and two seconds. u
In the mids! OF lie he 10 in debt, and the
goeth. -, - "-."''-'''g =
The bsnisSer OF life ia full OF splinters.
rlpidity. -" 0''
LIE walketh forth in the bright sunlight
TO absorb ozone, and meeteth the bank tel.
Ter with sight draft for 1857.
lie cometh home at eyentide'snd meoteth
the wheelbarrow in biz path, and the
Theelbarrow riseth up and smiteth him to
the earth, and .unneth one Of i.s legs into
his ear. ~. o -
In the gentle sprinstime be putteth on
MS summer clothes, and o blizzard striketh
MIN far away rom his home and tilleth
him with woe and rheumatism, q
He lsyeth up riches in the bank, and the
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1&tHtfNIts
A little pet snake Of the perfectly harm.
lesa sort, belonging 10 the wife Of the Coun-
ty Court Judge, made its escape and wig.
gled over the wall into the next garden.
Two domestice, who we're there, instantly
raised an alarm before harricading them
selves. The inhabitants Of tho whole row
Of houses appear to have gone wild with
terror. To one gentleman, who prudently
surveyed the awful reptile from the garnet,
1t presented the appearance Of a"huge
serpent with blue skin and silvery
scales" Another masculine witness de.
posed that 1t was ''several yards long" with.
out measuring tho horrible letting" which
1t darted every now and then from itH
dreadful jaws. Finding no one to swal.
low in the garden 1t first visited, the snake
escaladed several other walls, the panic
increasing every moment, until 1t came to
q yard where "a plucky servant girl dealt
it blow behind the head with a poker,
killing It instantly" The report does not
say that the terriayiugspectacle concluded
with grand procession Of triumph, or
tina. the victor was rewarded with q laurel
wreath for saving Durham from destruc.
ton.
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ClnAlllnk Iutcrests.

Exchange.
A Cold Fact was sitting at the editoria
table when.a joke came in aud took sea
at an adjacent desk. 75
"Hear about that case Of ice cream pois
oning at Spooner's restaurant" asked th,
Joke, lightly. rs.
ayes" replied the Cold Fact, "I've 20
that here. Thirty.four persona poisoned
only one fatally. Do you want it?''
Eyes," replied the Joke, II do. I'll
work up into such rich grind on the girls
It's new, too"
"Yes," said the Gold Fact, but Their.
were only five women poisoned. The 9th
or twenty-nine were men, There wert
only five women visited the restaurant ali
that day."
The joke turned pale, but rallied.
"Who IVES the one that dieo?" he asked
hopefully.
MAN who owned the saloon"
The Joke looked like man who hat
been trying to borrow $40 all day and
couldn't, and his lips quiyered. There wa
yet one hope left.
"Ah, yes" he said; shut who treated
Who set up the ice cream?"
Zone Of the women" said the Cole
Facs-"a very beautiful young lady
youngest in the party"
And then the Joke groancd, and wen,
to the managing editors room, and sale
there had to be change in the edito
rial department.
EITHER l or the Cold Fact" said he
must 90. Thereis isn't room on the same pape
for both Of u.s."
But the managing editor, when he heard
the story said he would arrange that.
Il will put him on the fourth psge,'
said the manager, land you can sta,
right where you are and ignore him."
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Women In Sleeping Cars.

A man can get into berth an d shuck
himself very comfortably. He can stand
on his knees and duck bis head and take
of some Of his clothes, and then he can lay
down on his shoulders or the back of his
neck and kick OF other articles OF wearip g
apparel, because when the buttons are 10.
buttoned his clothes,are as liable to come of
in the dark as in tho light. But it is diff.
ierent with a woman. Her clothes are
pinned on with all kinds Of pins,
from the eatety pin 10 the darning
needle, tied on with strings, hook.
ed on with hooks and eyes, buck.
led on with buckles, and put on in
many ways only known to the fair sex.
Give her large enough room, three or four
gas lamps, and large mirror and plenty Of
time, and she can find nearly all the pins,
atringp, hooks and eyes, bucklee, ETC., and
what she can't find she can break at night
and tie up in the morning; but place her
in q small berth, in the dark, with only
one or two eyes to watch all the holes in
the curtain to see II anybody ia looking,
and only two smsll hands to find things to
untasten, and che is in bad box.
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che Cro.Arunu. Of National Policy.

yhe Cro.srUnd. Of National Policy.
When Mr.. Morrison'a horizontal tariff
reducer waa before the House the Randall
Democrats assumed an heroic attitude and
made highly dramatic show Of joining
with the Republicans to knock that mon
stroHity in the head. They would never
submit to the demands Of the free trade
wing Of the parIy-no, never! But the
free trade wing is more than wiDg-it is
the bird iteeli, and in the Democratic party
its will is law.
When the Democratic hosts. swere jour.
neyiug to Chicago tho Randall Democratic,
gay with tiue feathers and stepping to the
music Of their brarz banda, registered some
high voices concerning what they would
stand and what they wouldn't stand on the
tariff question. But the great wave rolled
over them, they made haste to get their
heads above water and, dripping and
struggling for breath, swore they rather
liked it than otherwise. They were forced
to accept tariff declaration acceptable 10
the Morr:sors, the Carlislea, the Waiter
sons-to, the majority OF the party which
majority as represented in the House voted
for the Morrison bill and waved wroth
WHEN The Republicans defeated it.
The Democratic plank is an attempt to
dodge the tariff Issue. 1t was thought well,
as in the Ohio plank OF last year, to try the
efficacy Of q atraddle, go that on the tariff
question the Democratic psrty might "be
all things to all men," When it was a
question OF framing tariff law agreeably
to the Democratic ides, the country was
offered the Morrison bill, as before it had
been offered the Wood bill, and before that
an earlier. Morrison bill. Now 1t is mat
ter Of keeping votes and catching othere,
and we have contrivance which MIR.
Frank Hurd Gays means free trade and Mr..
Randall says means protection.
Happily the man who desires 10 act with
a party which he knows means protection
to his industry is guided more by the acts
than the promises Of parties. Turning to
the platform Of the Democratic party he
tind5 ambiguous phrases made to deceive.
Turning to the record Of that party for
nearly quarter Of a century he finds that
it has been steadily riding a tilt against the
policy Of protection to American induE.
tries. The Republican party, from lis
coming into power till now, has steadily
aeeerted the doctrine and maintained the
policy OF protection, and its purpose to day
is more determined than ever.
For this reason tho elegant and accom-
plished free traders Of foreign 81 pathies
are leaving the Republican party; for tho
same reason Americans, native and adopted,
who believe in the supremacy OF their own
country, its labor and its capital, are flock
ing to ito standard. The way is 80 clearly
pointed that nobody need take tho wrorg
road.
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IT makes every humanitarian sad to see
invalids seek such relief as Is given them by
the use of bitters. kidney medicines and
other nost.ums. The first few doses may
make them feel better on account OF Its stu.
plying ingredients, combined with some
strong cathartic and dinrectic that are used
In Its composition, but they eventually gro
worse. The only cure for weakness, nervous
ness debility, aches, pains, rheumatism
sores, urinary and digestive troubles, ia tc
mako the blood rich, red aud pure, by using
DR., GuYsolts Yellow Dock and ssrssparilla
a remedy widely indorsed by physicians who
have examined into Its composition and ef
fact ...-..' -..=. nxw
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Simply nucdnegu,

E1chdhge. 7H
"Did you sec the defendant drink?'
asked the attorney Of tho witneas.
u did not" replied the Witness
"Why, then, do you think he wa.
drunk"
because be was on his way home from
the convention, and attempted to wind W
his door knob with a watch.key."
us that your only reason for swearing
that the defendant was drunk"
"Yes, but l think that is reason enough
"Your Honor, the Court" said the law
yer, springing to his feet, "the witness il
unable to distinguish between absent
mindednees and drunkenness. Such eyi
dence as this ia pteposteroua, and If enter
tanned, would convict all OF US. Why
even the Court would not escape. You
Honor knows that the Court last nigh. bi
the end of cucumber pickle, stuck 1t il
his mouth, scratched a toothpick on hi
pants and tried to light 1t for cigar. O
course Your Honor Was thinking OF {
case"- -
"Yes," said the Court, II was thinking
OF Casa case Of beer. I was absent.
minded. The case is dismissed"
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Proceedings OF Republican National
Convention.

Rand, McNally & Co., Of Chicago, are
publishing an official Report Of the Pro-
csedinge Of the Republican National Con-
ventlon, held in Chicago, ILL.,, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, June
81, Nh, 9th and Oh, 1854, It will be the
only eilicial report published. 1t will con.
tain every speech delivered in the con.
vention; every resolution; every motion;
every ballot in detail, as taken each day,
and changes made therein. Every vote,
every word spoken, and every ruling Of
the chairman, will DO recorded. The names
and postotiice address Of the delegates anc
alternstes will DO given. 1t will be an s
vo. Of 200 pages. We understand that only
limited number Of the Reports will be
published. For sale q! Sl.25 each in cloth,
and 81, 90 each in paper. Address, Rand,
McAal!y 4 Co., Chicago.
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Corn and the Presidency.

A whaling big Stalk Of Corn was talking
politics with consumptivs Grasshopper
I'VE are going to elect Cleveland" said the
Grasshopper, "and instituts an Era=of Re.
FORM" i q
The Corn waved It's leaves in disdsin,
and replied: III there were 100000, 900
more Of you and you had a Drouth to back
you up, then You might talk. But when
feel well Pm a Rus.ler; and this year feel
well: A biz corn crop means Republi.
can President"
Hearing this The Grssuhopper drew his
cloak over his head, fell on a Canada
Thistle and Expired. 2&iG2
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

FOR tIiEkIFF,
FRANK JOHNSON.
cLzaE or TKr CIRCUIT COURT,
ClIARLE5 8. HOWELL.
CLERK oP1IlE COUNTY COURT,
y. ALHT. LlECH.
IRcsEcuTlS6 ATTORNEY,
J0SNfH D. ELSoN.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
FRED. ROLLER, .
AikEaoH, COUNTRY DisIRlcr.
WIN. A. Mccoy.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
CLAlENCE r. LAIRD.
HoCsE OF DUPLICATES,
d, I. DOvFHER,
A, G. r. KEELING,
J. BARKER,
Col. ". B. CURTIS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

\ CARD.-To all who are sutleriug from error,
and ind!sc1ctions OF youth, nervous weakness
early decay: los Of 1nanhood, &c, viii send r.
great remedy was discovered by q missionary In
Sonth America. Send scltAddressed envelope Ia
REV. JOSEPH 7. lNNAN, Station D, New York.
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FITS.

. All Fits stopped iree BY Dr.. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorcr. No Fits after ntday'u use. Marvellous
cures. Treatise and - trial bottle tree TO Fit case
seno To DR.. Klinc. ISL Arch strect Philadelphia,
p. Cancer Institute, Isl Arch l1cet Philadelphia
Fl. Go 70 IT. llalaals ~ 3 7e''lIIll' - ! :
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

Trainaarrlve md deps,taa ioows-City Time:
BALTlNORE d OHIO.-MAlY LIyx-no.
phrt-For Baltimore and New York, l4J d m, S.as
q IN, and sos p m. Grafton Accommoda alton e:s5
m; Local freight 7:05 N. Moundsylle Accom-.
m fos TO! il:Ss IN. dlOvess Gap Accommoda.
i. o. Div:-For Ch,csgo and the West, OILS a m
~ 10 m n: anc l:lo pm GAINESVILLE Accommoda.
": l. T. plv:-For Pittsburgh. 6:s5 m, iG2O
Washington. Pa, accommodation, b:35 p nj. -
Arrive From Baltimore aud Washington. d.
g, 1a:l0 m, 1ol5 m, and 1925 m. Glover's Gan
Accommodation, 800 m. Moundsville Accom-.
m. Local freight 41oP n. -" ~ - WV
W. Dlv.|,EIom Chicago and the Wcst, $40 a m,
9:40 m. and Cos p. N. zsneSville Accom- odn,
tion. 800 N. GAINESVILLE Accommodation, 40
y. ?. & B. DIv.-F1om Pittsburgh, at 1;W n m
and 7:@ m. Washington, Ia, S:i0 m. Triadoi..
AZ through trains run daily. Local train. dali,
except Sunday. s.,z.I ,'-'''- - >''''
F., 9. q ST. L.--pnAa7-e:oo . N, SIS, a M
s:s5p n, TO p N. -. -' '>''e =. : ~
Cleveland, Lorain & WheeIipS.-Dr,,,-
Ct. Clairsville 9% m, Cleveland express 1922 a n
81. Clalrsyillo l:52 m, MaSsIon accommOdn f,nr
~ m, g.. Clalssville accommodation 5:l7 m.
I1aa.on o seiisVi!e AZ Masslon accom-.
Ana express 2:S7 m, St, Clairville 4:52 n. -
Cleveland d PiltsburRh-DErInr-s :,
n, lET N, 4:l6 p N; Bteubeny1lle Accom- No. NJ
ton slS = m, %ellzville Accommodation S:tra
p m. ,AAa1vz-12aa p m, sos N s:23 m: stsu uo
benyille Accommodation s:7s , m, We1uYille ID.
b. z. d 9. Railuny-LRAv1 Bcl,ai,e NV
WoodSAeld and Summcraed At COO 4. m anS o .96
p. m. ABnIvE At Bellaire It 9lb 4 N, and HSs M
ohio River X. R.-DxrARr-Forp arkcrbr,.
6:50 m; Accommodation 9a5 a m and In " x
AhRIvEs-llb0 m. 500 m and 9:20 n n '-S w.
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EDUCATIONAL,
WHEELING
Female COLLEgE
EDUCATIONAL

This Institution Is incoryorEtd ,.,,A
sss a. r e ssS sSa rsyssSs s Co.,
and Accomplished Education, '0's sdctoash
T ~ ~! Gontsh; clsnlcAl snd Ycl.p,,r.
Al School. III, Is tAu,ht 10 ali liza. ~ tAcHlent
Ctnyoning aud Painting, 'Ns' VI having,
~, There ~ tlSo thool q CtA'oIy mn, r,,..,,
Tns ,se,y latest msth,,da ln.tedGNd DN t'ecuaon,
plan o st usVs. Gs1 SSl Goadqrd on tho
methods are used. In the YncAI S.n,,T ms VIZ MmO
Italian method Is mel with suca s,S.a, SNs Tho
The var Utls sphOOls nj nprt,a,o
experience and we'll kuow6 p,oicsMV,ssH caa'geot
Mn J. T. Porter. Profess !, OF The ,Ss C0l,.,,,
opsn ,s 81 alGit ia tIGH, M
,embcr 81. "'"" WV college Sep.
Ths Thirty ai,h yes, will open Eep,OnbO,S iva,
Terms moderate In al Department.. '1'0V'"' 'sa'
Fot Ca,a!cgaes OF other iutnrmSilnn sId,o,,
A''''N'A'' MISS A. TANiVR, "'
Ffp,iiHht
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~ Don't Die In tho House.
trough on Rats" clears out rats, mice
reaches, bed.bugs. flies, ants, moles, chip
mnnks. gophers. loo. 1 .8Ft.-
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uVuo ~
a aay a1 with thoroughly
n % .ymim Musical
v wr ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

GENTLEMEN's SILK AND FELT
" HATS renovated 10 present titles at uodsr.
Ate CHARGES, by Nm. uralowlky, tho Practical Hat.
tar, Pitt.bnrRh, r.. Leave your orderl with L. d.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-23
KNOXVILLE.

Emerson Gillette butchered hog 14 months old which weighed, when dress ed, 661 pounds.
 An engine on the Collinsyille branch lost of one of its driving wheels just above here last Thursday and was not able to go further until another engine came from New Haven.
 | On Friday evening the young ladies of West Avon took advantage of leap year by chartering large two horse sleigh and inviting the young men of the street to sleigh ride, winding up with surprise party. They report one of the joliest times of the season. The young men say they wish it was lear year all the time.
 The leap year reception at the Mac Donald house on Friday evening was { perfect success. Everything was plan ned remarkably we'll, notwithstanding the ladies are allowed only one year il four to obtain their experience. Musi, was furnished by Colts band and wal Eirst-class. Eighty couples attended, in eluding some from Collinsville, Nev Hartford, etc. Supper was served il Landlord MacDonalds best style, tn tables were handsome and loaded witl substantial luxuries. Miss Agnes Tracy assisted by Mrs J. A. Macdonald ant Miss Nettie Cook, directed the formini of sets.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-23
REVOLUTIONS
By Montgomery Lodge on the Death
 of Col Lorenzo TuPper.

At special communication of Mont gomery lodge, No 13, F. & A. M, the following resolutions were passed
 Whereas, It has pleased the divine architect and grand master of all in his infinite wisdom to call from the labor of this earthly life to eternal rest our worthy brother, Lorenzo Tupper, who for years has been our faithful and trusted treasurer, and while to this dis pensation we humbly bow, be 1t
 Resolved, That Montgomery lodge, deploring the loss to 1t as lodge and to the whole brotherhood of man in our brothers death, will endeavor to emulate his virtues, more especially that distin- gushing virtue of helpfulness to all, that truly Masonic characteristic of Charity for all and malice toward none, which was so conspicuous in his life.
 Resolved, That as a mark of our respect to him whose memory we cher ish, the lodge be draped in mourning for 30 days and that the foregoing reso- lut1ons be spread upon the records of the lodge and that copy of the same be rendered to the wife of our late brother as token of our sympathy with her and hers in this aff1iction.
 HUBERT WILLIAMS,
 THOMAS L. NORTON, Committee.
 WM. H. RAYNsFoRD,
 Your committee recommend that copies of these resolutions be sent the CONNECTICUT WESTERN NEWS and Miller ton Telegram for publication.
 Dated, Lakeville, Ct., Jan 15, 1884.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-23
CORRESPONDENCE.

AT CORRESPONDENTS are requested to send in their communications so as 70 reach us on Monday of each week. as we cannot insure the insertion of any correspondence received after that time.
 a9- Write only on one side of the paper and send something each week if possible. Don't wait until you can gather 8 full column to send "all at once" but let us hear from you from items at a time, remembering that netos is not improved by age.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-23

"Throw physic to the dogs, is good advice, but use potaska for all throat affections is better. Singers and public speakers use it.
 ''I had a bad sore throat and nasty, hacking cough. I used potaska. Ii cured me. I now never feel safe unless I have potaska in the house"
 The die is cast. But look out that the die does not cast you, unless you get potaska for that bad cold you have Doctors recommend it.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-23
TFaueleT'S Guide.
I1ousATONIc RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
 Taking effect Dec. 10. 1888. shortest, Vui, Essl anu SbeApssl hOute Co Nc Adams, Albany, Troy, South knrsalk, siams ford. Chatham, Hudson, sst- pga, Utica. Rome, syracuse, Auburn, 1epeNs, hoeb- ester, Buffalo, Suspension Bridge, ht ... Agara Falls, Cleveland, Deuoit, Iole-
 do, Cincinnati, lndlAuApuhR, Chis
 cAgo. St. Lotus. Through Tickets Fold anu bsRgags Cheetso for above points al Union Depot, Canaan Also for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
 Washington. Purchase Tickets
 viA HouaAtunic Line.
 TRAiNs LkAyL BRIp0nonT. vut aO A. m Freight Tram tpAsnenKsr accom-.
 modatiOnsl foiut Darlington. Leave Canaan IS D. IO.o5 a. m. paGsengei Tram Tor Pittsnold, at-
 irving al 2.Ib p. m. iWitL Through ar leaving New York al b.u0 A. ma Lea va New Haven al 3 30 A. ni., with through car from Bridgeport tor Albany, arr vinR At 2 60 D. m. CpnnectinR al Albany with | S.OO D, m. popular Chicago and ht ouia exprern af1y1nR ib IhicAKo at hI0 the next D. m. Train arrivss in barAtogaat Leave Canaan At t2.sop D. m. S.S0 D. m Passenger Tram Tor pIttsHeid, arr1y- ing pt s.S5 p, ni. tNith 1hfouVb Car les ~inp New York at 5.4op m J Leave | New Haven al 4.O7 p. n. Connecttne At
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 Leave Canaan At S.b2 D. m. 500 p. m. Passenger Train for Falls villGgt
 arriving st 660p. m. Leave Albany st
 2.45 p, m, ...f
 Leaves Canaan At G.sb p. m, Sunday Mill Train leaves Pittaneld At a 30
 p. m. tor Bridgeport, arriving at s.bO
 p, m. New York, io,su p. m.; Eev HA-
 ven, l2.30 a. m.
 LeAve Canaan at 4.SOL m. Connect At brUokheld Junction with trains 10 and from DAnbury.
 General Ticket ksnt,
 General Offices, Bridgeport. ot. w. H. fkOMANS, Supi.