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! TO BREAK, UP UjPEiA AoBRooDY sd1D Dgl HEN :
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 nLlT The best way to break up; broody
 hen, is to 5condneI4 her in ia,Ipen where
 there are no nesting places. feed her well, and give her as -a-compgnion tYig-l seEoas coekeral. In & few days the sde.fs sire to sit will have become one of the things which h-weFe.- aAnotberdveryz good iwayIis to confine
 the1hen in a slatSeoopLin the yard, where
 she will have. the, other fowls ins Efull VieW,o . The male, bird will. frequently sbe found about hercoopa and will Stry to woo her ffomza desire to 1sit.so
 .SF.Stiil another quick and effactual way
 is to ;buila, ], a lcoop with 3 false bottom of of slats, about four inches from the read! bottom and about three inches apart.l
 This coop will compel her to Iroost all -the time, sothar she cannot sit. DGs
 An old German acquaintance used stoI .hapesyery good in breaking up
 broody hens by confining them ir1 3
 barrel the bottom of wfiichSwas covered
 with water to the depth Of two or three
 inches. Except in l5sh ;hot weather tfis,
 method is cruel, and the7p en is apt lot take aseyereglcold q We cannot rec
 ommend the method. :. .-1-L2 v
 . 0falrthese methods we greatly prefer the first, as, it requires the least trouble. is devoid of cruelty aud .sIsaothoroughiy
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NEW MILFORD lRl5B sS 2.

Henry Walden had a,iharn raising on Saturday and his friends and neighbours turned out and helped bims Among his assistants were: A. T: sParsellsS Birdsey Madigan. Jay Lane and J. J. Brown. The dimensions of the new structure are 2oxa2.s Mi MT, Walden got out the frame
 Elisha King of East Morris has been a gaessof gs,aNaah his friend Charles & Hard of ai DeMusey visited in Bridgeport on Saturday last. .V9ss s-." 00.aY
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gain at his brothers here over last Sun

uAy.
 s, Several young men from New Milford were again through here last Sunday on their bicycles. sMa 5ail gsi
 sherman sCogswelh IT,, was.sconfined to his home most of last weekDwith what threatened to be inflammation of the bow els but on Saturdaylhe ventured out again and hopes soon be able to resumef his
 Several farmers m are ready to aet't set 'their he i 1tobaocn plants In spots but long, for "a shower to ccme,s gf4 rtai4fE, .r,gy4iY A3si
 F George s. Lyman is passing this3week insNew Haven and iAnsohias He intends entering Hon c, F. Lymansl atorei here next Monday as clerk again for5thel com mg year. 131GW-1sGS Lii es9asa9 ,1, Col Johnson intends to erect a. nice cottage, this sunmsr, near, the one he uwns at Lakeside. .IoEfa .Y bstu9st
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NEW PRESTON S
DEATH CABLES.
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-ra ; G8T 99l5a4saI " ndoI H1II8TF eAe q Once. more the death angel visited this village on Th sdaY evening of1 last week and took from us, the sonlf of one who has been during his entire life time a familiar fig gure here with the exception of rare in- teryals when he, " WQrkedI 8 way and Also four years when he became enrolled in l the Asefsiee for his ednntry during the late Civil. War. 2 ;, When we mention his name as that of, Alfred Cables many VIII recall to mind the parties they have at
 tended where his violin and ypiee has been heard from the platform. dh As a worker Mr Cables also bore the ffeputation of being faithful and iudusttioh us. oHfs
 trade was that of a marble cutter and for
 several years of his life he was employ
 ed in several stone shops then here. His
 funeral was attended at his late residence
 last Sunday afternoon. Upton Post, c. E@A.SR- of NaW4M M ford were As budyqinf
 vited to be present and six of the amenio
 bers acted as pail bearers, 1TotheEAiactss
 ing as body escort. z Rev Henry Upson,
 chaplain of the post, officiateu and in i1fs.
 remarks eulogized ..the old soldier''
 highly. A goodly proportion of this
 village and q few from Marketable were
 present. Among the relatives were Mir
 and Mrs Henry Cables oE Litehfiel6,
 Misses Grant and MT and Mrs Aneu of
 Winsted3 The interment was Inada .dna the village cemetery immediately after the service at the house. MECabhs IT age
 was 65 years. He was the son of che, ,fsIe
 Ludsonfsand Abigail Cabless1 He leaves
 two sons and one daughter, and with the
 widow are all residents, witHstheir fani- fiiesD of this yilageaI MEAW -soa .yiii
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sHEPAuiG RAILROAD.

BETH HEI-LeaSe lC 9e 6S a.i isri--s- SIS D. rn| ] Sunday sla a .m.l Arrive s5Tssa. m-, 4.23
 p; m- sunday 65 D. m- sa. 4 sunday $ .s5 a. m .4 Btsve 1or Bethel sa2 h sm.I4-l3 p<nl- suniHy, D. mgsa fll-sa q. pn..z f5.44 p. ml Sunday, 4s am, South, fs-2s a-m-,f s-ss p' PoxBURY. faLLs-Sorth3s F rth sss s5I m m.- +s.sI .s pm sunday, fs 5I api- South.f220 am, rs- \ RoXBURfANorth,-H Ii Ss a.. nl-, p. m. sun day, sues. m. Serth, alI a. ra, 3.4I p. m snndaYi 5,l5 P. rn-t s!a 1o 5aOqz
 JUDD BlDGE-North, tllr44 sa-m-, t6Ios p A ms suneay, ts. .fl &. ID. south, sr9.05 &. m WASHIS6T9N-North 1l-ss. a. ul1. slT D. rsa
 Sunday, sS1 a. m. South, s-55 a. m-, g sa sEm ' PREsfoSAS 5. k sr+i II ss s.s1 D. m
 Sunday, s.sS a-m.- South, s-Es g. m-. Sls pm 13os-as rn-. 1880 pm. Sun
 day, s-54 a. m- South, fs.4o 6. m-, fS-lO p. m. MoRRisy.,s edhahy, Nor Rl s9 m sun b day. .o2 a. rn- SoatbY ss S5a4 ss1 fs05 p. m
 sunday, 4,ls !, m; sllG1 s.a s-
 'BANTAM-North, E. P ,p .m-,sA4 p. m. Sunday le2e 8. m. South, s.-1 a. ni-. s-s1 p. m- Sun, day, -07a- m.1 -E '. SH +-a%SS
 LAKE-North, fI225 p.m.. ts47J p.m- sunday q tIo.4 2, a m; south, ts.-5 a- m- fa$s p-m- Sun LITG isSep. 1nss sap. m. Sunday. le-So q. na- South s.2o .. m., , 50 D
 m Sunday. $50 D, m, .La. ss..E
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WARREN,
THEIagElMRsg BOA. sH1NE.

Since my last writing, two have died at Warren Centery and been laid ains the grave. William Patmalee, aged 46, and Mrs PhebexA. Hine, aged I5f." Mrs Hine was one of the most devoted and earnest members of the Congregational L church. She has been member of it 27 years, aging g letter from the Gong regation; al church in Sherman, to which she united herself when 12 years old. Thus A years Of her mortal lifes were years eensecra ted to God. Early she sowed to sthe spirif.4 She had , S lprotracted sick ness, but bore her pain with great patience. Her death was triumphant. Her funeral sermon was based on Rev. z: 14, ''These are they which came out of great tribnlation,- and have washed their robes and made them white in the blood of fthe Laelp." A largescircle of friends came up from Sherman to attend her fuueEal, which occurred at the church at ] o'clock on Saturday, May 25. During when her pain became very acute she was heard to breathe the prayer, ssFatber hold my hand."I 5ssssJesps stay .neapbYoleEmeg lean on thee" She repeated many promises, among them. Thou s wilt keep, him in perfect peace, whose mind is ssaid on. thee, because he .trusteth in thee." '~Come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy laden and l will give StheeT rest." At one time she repe4ted : the whole of Dr Horatius Bonar's hymn beginning: auIb7ac
 aI heard the voice of Jesus says
 hGE SGdmeansi a1nie aaMd rest yae,enb b
 Lay down, thou weary one, lay down aIOy Thy yheadupon lpy Ebreast!
 came to Jesus was
 .E9iE5a Weary aUG sad,
 fosaa ana iR he ns@ has ssssing giase gas wi
 ssShe said she did not fear death.' 5 Her. last words were, in 80 faEras unbro- 'ken sentences are con cerDed ys.Oh! for fest, sweet rest, and again, sweet rest, asleep in Jesus," Surely we can say, ss He, giyethY his beloyedg sleep." Under taker Nelson Hungerford of Sherman seoldpctea the funeraI bag ylf4b .,
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.WonDBuRY7

-ft vri, yHHo@TTcHKEIssyILLE. yHH@T KISS g;,,it ayoit f Mrs Edward CoWles has 3 young lady friend visiting her. .a =. =.--.--.--.--.....
 Henry Dawson and wife, and William Dawson and wife have visited their brother fn New Jersey.
 B. H. Cow1es spent Sunday out of town. n..T9ItiD z DGl 3N
 Dr Bissell attended medieanmeeting in Hartford, last week; Wo3i 1 I9filonA Bargains in seasonable goods are the order of the day at Morris Cash store. oa 5Tb V1I9yOa ngTTDD '3loA3 're, .; ~'si si
 Ur AND ND, DOWN DOWN .WoopBU9IRsY opBtiU9IRsY STREET .,e eI ' County Health Officer, William aF E :. Hurlbut visited W oodb bury and some of the other southern townsein the county,
 last week, and your correspondent uhad a pleasant chat with him irf relation 5 to health matters. llWeedo mot know that
 he made any orders. oa 3d iliw I ; The town watering tank will be placed this week in frontefc Woodbury Drug s Wsiliam eothren has lanother tenant in
 his house atyack' Gorner!W .rag s,aat
 Thomas Lord, his daughter and two Fgrandd ghsers from Chicago, Ill., are lat Mapleton.rs-) n9D u,aauna Seymour F.. Eastman is, building a
 barn on hishiIlside farm from material from the BeardsleY, block, Ia part q of which had to be taken down on account kof the e9piration>o of the land lease. naoT . ]. Tt, is. reported that George A. Cape; wen, is in very feeble health. ,as, a3sr5 E MET Duncan, ,fwhose. husband is em: ployed by E, Hitehcoeks had a sister
 arrlve from Scotland, last week, who goes tp1servicesa N. M.i Stfeng's. [r;; Charles, 5. Dayton, IbEother of Trial Justice Dayton of Watertown, for formerly me- kas merchant insthis town for many, years before his removal to, Ka1annazoo, ,Michi I gan, died at his home in the latter place | last week, aged B3T He , left a widow and 8 son. r He became, quite wealthy at Ka1an1azoo, where he resided many years l. E5Mrs Wflhs-D1wns cof Minortown1 dis ltrict, aged 93, the oldest woman in town visited her g gEands6n, Emerson Atwood llaste week 3VE-VtI9WJ IS 8 a2W . | L Itgis; reported that, Judge Hitchcock ii
 to build an addition to his block on the North end lon his present Jdrfv veway anG
 use the land lately occupied by. ytht
 Beafdsiey annex in it's stead. lsi1oaIsH ] 1t igireportea5 that owe are to have s
 morning. train. .on the New, York anC New England raiiroad.7 It ] is muct | needed by the publicGJ QSY91 o'+e I MT Dakin, the Hotchkissyille carriage
 man, is making business move. He ha; tsoldya nice single carriage. to John Am
 bIer.e of Southbury,, aT nice, carriage tt
 Mrs hatineey AtWood, a Concord wagon l to- Robert Monsou. $ Frank O! Peck oi f fWatertewn also has g. substantial foae I wagon, bought of Mir Dakin.'
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pr Bogtwick,s brother was his guest,

pr Bostwick's brother was his guest, last week. "s41
 Mrs Ursula Minor, who has beenoain town. several weeks, left for her home in
 yashihs week. nas saioa ,
 East districI,1 has lltheo measles. We qin defstaHd 6h6fe are several cases.. .51 ' es 'oaA "a sIlE Dh < o has been sick aa long, ia Mithd MEao M atEhaWg Watsoni who fg ro care f0Ioher!I hs'ss assois q t1.a.
 ,sA MEs llt 1s5 M sll : st E in Pittsn s1eJQW last .NeeE.1A1EIH .3zI4alW
 William BOlandff from Bridgep0rti visit .g .f is1 ill ift i9 szA' \ scal1Hntdands deserHing qezteB1ed n0tice.l The text was from Joshua. ssWhat meAH ye- by these steRes a,i he church was saRssaRsly naR aseeEstsa with flowers sssR '.ad V A. Hxetl1etsss Fssadenes 5sfresh sfrpm 4be p&tnlsH s{s 4eA snsHer looked better. The combinatfon Of col0fsl is ,fifoAS pleasine easdvNe understand thai " s ~, oiyE sslt M IS sSoM lsll # similar Erap8larp4lJQnsbagIs ell -aoaiu
 lql aKtOstsp many ofrdezldAs Hre glad tpsSss ,S { @ ,ssa A tss aa l hed as F. 6QBfoua 65f16 gO1 1f.s sss 2 i
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ha METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. [ Arrangements are being completed to appropriately observe iChiidren'sa day, next Sunday evening, June 2, in the Methodist church with reeitations ,songs. etc. ay s!Q0sG 10 S1994s3Sa 8Js0 - - 5L .1 w ,.lsaR -TTT.I 10 11o75 < t.a,' '. 2.
 aGeorge Andrews has moved from the Munson tenement houseite the Hollister Jackson place.
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l.'wArERrowN.as 2

F. D. Moneil, the e, welt welt known kn ,, ,a waseh know that he Sis in. lit'' for. low prices and good work al Mir Mohel1 has receiv4] ed d great deal of work eirfce he aame here, and gives satisfaction. He is loca- ted in the Savings bank block. or more .propeclS the Pythianshalf block. -za 5ad
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Do When occasion odeunatitis its use, try sDeWitt1s Witch sHazel Salve. It is cool
 ing tot sbufne,s sstops pain Instantly, sa perfect healer for scalds or 'skin Defuptions.a Always cures Fa3es.
 EFF. HxwIey, NewtUwn, Bull, Sandy Hook9, A. B. Blakeman.l Bots
 ford. .1dAl21d WSL dt s1ss ~ Vi7l vf.se>
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The young men " are stia here and hold services four evenings during ,fhe IyeeK.E Tuesday evening at 5 the |gGho oo1hDnse iii College Farmsl Wednes- day and Friday evenings at the Center, EofgoTnwaT. Sunday at 5. m. at the
 M etilodist sts ehuFeh oaS Cornwall Bridge: EIhsthe evening Ithe eh ureh here. ssf5.l i.
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lin of New Fairfield were guests of Mrs G. L.cHamlip, last week Friday. .iA '
 Gaylord, 6Beff spent last Friday night with friends ins Danbury. bx0I5aa
 Will 0'Deif is assisting in the. road working at the, Falls Ffeparat tions are being made for the erection of the onew iron bridge, which is supposed will be a. handsome structure.iaa31 3iiJ 1oI @ |, q
 Gaylord O'Delf has disposed of his property at the Falls to the. " ood Fin1 ishing .Gompany.EaG .n1oaIA A 4SsE -8xilI ze It is reported that Bert Northrop, a former resident of this place,lis suffering from the effects of a broken limb at. bis. home in New Milford. .l.;555 X se ;ll
 s11lM rs James KeeleS of. gBridg water has been guest of Mrs1FDed Warmer. vsad v Hamlif in and Merritt Lane Werelat e. L.. H Hamljnis, last eSabbath.Ina sll5 7o2
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'SE SEw YORK 10 aS < NE SEw Vi ENGLAND IAN, R. R.

---lr NEW 1ORh A NhsKF ENGA4AND R. k. a -,-- ,Uctober ss, 1894.
 HAWLEYyIELE-fast7 7-5s Q .o2, q -fn. .7.I5 D. m.
 West I. 479 .e0. am, 8 p-m..54 Sa $ ol s m E.se p.m- West 6 sa.
 SANDY HoeK-1Esst sio. fa.1s, sinr. 7z7p. m, D Wesle So. -sts a. n,- -ss-4s p.rn.l.4s4 z 20 s3s a. m; 2S9 D. m- E.i-f- s.n frrains stop v nen sisnaIed only
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AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH.

Rev MT Evans favored us at the Vil- Iage church. last Sunday morning ,with a good sermon from the text ssDespise not the day of small things.o Rev Mr Lud7 preach here next Sunday morning. .
 seEda3s Mrs Isaac Snith's condition is SHgatly. z M ansl Mraac. sns & i 6EsBf ass,el klj9a E were herg 9yFEsF Ejday night of iasbNmeh engaging Board and rooms at the " Hk6n hotel for the stmfh Bf ssA1 's'a.sssf aggMrs 0xd. Winausa u pdkb is9ss as6ovt time in Newark. N. J., her former AUtHa. aG1arencegsJ ones arrived home from Stamford !, last Erida ' aYe4ihs .asaxI Bert Hclcomb Of New MilfoId was
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FEMININE DAIRY WISDOM.

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 I0 YslEz5o aaTdod aRtIaDSI3 raa l cBegtn haying, early. A great many allow hay to, become too ripe before be- ginning to cut it.asa It is a loss every Ii time. Cut clover wheef wheef it is5firat cinl bIossom.9ll1 .fyI IaAli9f1 IpA95e lei zI9ri | Cut Fin one forenoon what you can draw in the next, and so on-7put it in a tight bay, and when it islall in, cover it up with a layer of straw pre old Chay. This. is g vast improvement oyers the old way and makes the most valuable food for butter prod uction. assWeH as for all growing animals. < It will come out of the bay in the wmteraas green and fall of1delieious aroma as when put dn. Try it once ana you will never go back to the old way. ,boao ,;
 IL is still time to plant fodder corn. You cannot have too much. PIant thin and eultiyatea weUk G6A telJ1e Scrub the cow-house-ea cut thoroughly with lye and rinse it with plenty of wa ter yaboth fhe floor and sides. Use plenty of plaster and it will be clean and free from odors. Ct4 SA'
 rSaw dust is very satisfactory y to useiin the stable during the summegaG It lis clean and inexpensive. a,;,J-
 G54f you do not feed the cows grain in therflush of feed in June, give thend' at least little bran in the mangerand they will never be missing at milking time, 9I
 Do not neglect to have salt where the cows can get it every. day if they wish it: E A lump Of rock salt in the mahge, and one in, "a box in a corner of tie pas ture is the best way. rWon 5
 Look out-fory -stagnants water in the pastures.J &Don't let the cows drink it It will spoil the butter. Be sure thai they have plenty Of fresh, clean water
 Are yonssure the nIlker is Kind ana quiet ?o& '2s1oz- '@'s- . S'21'Ao 955lqnI
 An illstempered, swearing man vii cause oysa decrease in the. auantity 0. milk from every aeew3ria thez stable, know this to be a cts5LGBanish him a ------------------- GS2IEW y @The cows that cafved last autumn Sart giving much milk and making ea. much butter as. those thai acalved in tn, spring. ,-, . .arxu r, r
 >" It is as well not to let a cali, suck, a all, It is taught more, easily to drial and certainly grows up as rapidly ant thrjftily. .aWo1,gsz ..2E.I lob 9r l--- strong Scotch snuff mixed with grease Twill kill cattle lice if applied every ter days for three applications. Rub about the horns and = tail and all ialons the back bone. .--~E Dorothyl Tucker9h Farm ourna1 ..., t = -f.S,5s58 {. 5j5:s nj
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DEATH OF MISS SARAH Y TREAT

Miss Sarah Treat, native and life. long .resideHS o4 Bridgewater, died in NeW,5 MilfoTd, ai last . week. and was Br1l6 here fer bufial ,o Sanday the ss26th.s She q was a. sister of Benjamin Treat of New Milford. Miss, Treas,owas,
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MORRIS s.
.THRsUppEN DEATH oF- MRS cAMP.

ansTHEsSUDDENaDEATH OF. MRS CAMP.
 s,aI G19I Sg STottH tSst)3 yd ss4A%sss A@S.' tt v ,..si s.lo8I auIsli3G 118pritsIIsi z1A 5t f83E {
 Mrs F. " qcampa ,passed away very suddenly ,3t last q Thursday si nIhe funeral was attended .ats; her {. .ltho home. by the RevsMr sSeymoursof Iitehfiefd. A woman of rare ability and :. a. helper in all benevolenee How much we shall miss her. in her home. and in the church: her, place cannot be filled .ala3 s.:.sg 1ss's
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The TfaSxeiers' TTfHaSx AiHI' Guide.
NEW YORK. NEW HAyEs AND hARTFoE
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DECENTRALIZATION.

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 BoTsT6kD-North, s,ss.. .tessa. m. lss 90. sd -5.i4s s7oe pm. Sunday, s1o a.m- South. io- SEWToWs- North. "A iozs am. lsss. &.
 5-s2, 7l2 D. m- Sunday, $-lsSa. m. soutI
 50s, szs, lolts, Il s7 q m.. t.sss e-so. e-ssp. HAWEESSiIfElNorta. 7.ss.e loss a. m
 lsss, so;s,s s2l d Sso, 5 aso P m sunday, ssi P; m; sunday, s57 P: m:
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 5So' Ia P; n m; Sunday. sll. South. eA7.s.s LANEsyiLLk and dsTIIL LRIVER-Norih. s. a,ms lA5. 55s P, m.z South. so. s.lo a. n
 sa9,s sa9, Szt a P sn m m sninaay i en north fs1 a. NEW MIL FOkD--North, sea. iass7 a. m., slI
 | sSss6. ss & s;le. P; I mi m snpday, SIS q m- sout5 MEKWTSsyIILE--Norsh,sss,.a.s ,s ss,. II .ss a. m.. aAI
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 KKNT-North,s.4 s.4s. II 5f a- m., s.ss. s-ss p. u| froHs&Rif 5sS K ai sfaafs BRiSS i1 E I sos 4se. 652 P. m. Sunday, s-ss a- in. South, To- SEsT coRNWlIfTNorth. @ slS Z. .'iaa m, pi IF .i
 sl 3; m; sunday s sts sss9sv soStn. Io | BorsFoRD TO BRIDoRPoRr
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THE LATE EeHoRATIo iBENTON.1,

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LAUGH A LITTLE BIT

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o4Aavery pretty ibirthday party was giv-
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E. The Grange held sitsy Iegular meetmk don1 don Tuesday evening week, and had ~ |d9d .I Ilia $ a Best AssapIssB'T
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A BONANZA AT HOME.

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