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Important Facts.

If you have dull and heavy pain across fore
head and about the eyes: If the nostrils are
frequently stopped up and followed by disa
greeabls discharge; if soreness in the nose and
bleeding from the nostrls is often experienced;
if you are very sensitive to cold in the head &C
companied with headache: then you may be
sure you have catarrh; and should immediate
1y) resort to Ely's Cream Balm for a cure. The
remedy will give instant relief.
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Watts-Do you think it does any good to be-
long to so many lodges?
Potts-Well when went over to Europe l
used to add the initials of all of them to my
name when registered at Il hotel, and got all
sorts of Difference from the clerks and walters
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EOR sALE-s2, 800 in Westbrook; new two
u story house and stable; fine location,
large garden. sewer, lare rooms. four minutes
to electric and steam rs,schools churches
and stores. $500 can remain in property.
RICHARDSON LAND CO., 47s1a Congress
Street, OIL
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The Temporary Home.

In answer to the appeal for aid for the
Temporary Home, in the PRESS Of Au-
gust 10th, tho following annual subscrip-
tiOuS have heen racaiyed
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The Penobscot river is lower than j
has been since 1925
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The Augusta post office sent out 1853
sacks of mail Thursday, more than on
any previous day in it's history. Business
can't be on the decline over on the Ken
nebec.
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NOR SALE-One of the best located
houses on Bracket street. between
Carleton and Neal, 10 rooms and bath in
sacrifice as owner con emplates lea wing the
city. ". H. WALDRCN 6 CO., $50 Middle
street. 5-4
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DIAMONDS.

fine line of Ladies' and Gents Diamond Rings
il the latest styles Of settings. My prices are
$1,000 to $500. MCKINNEY, the Jeweier. Monu-
ment Square. 1nnl1cu
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The above house on Fesse nden and Pitt
strsebs contains seven roomsand bath. has
mode improvements, new and Best construc-
tioRSl has cemented cellar and cemented wall
heavy timber, large lot; they will be sold very
cheap, and upon very easy terms of payment.
Fer particulars inquire IF
GHaAS. G, ADAMS,
81 Exchange st. or
ALFRED WGODMAN,
pftJs29 IL LIZ Exchange St
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nor SALE-First class house of IA rooms
Il with steam and ali modern con-
veniences. located on Cumberland street
between High and Mellan; best bargain
ever sold on that street. W. H. WALDRON
& CO., 100 Middle street. 81
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DOR SALE-F1ne building lot on Main street.
East Deering, on electrics line; so 100,
fine location for store or residence. Terms easy.
RICHARDSON LAND CO., 4781a Congress
street. 81
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EOR SALE-A very desirable house No. So
Il Deering street. All modern improve
ments. A first class residence In every re-
spect. Easy terms. Also house lots in City
of Deering. Small amount own, balance in
monthly payments. A. r. & E. A. DOTEN.
1898 Exchange street. 2-2
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NOR SALE-One second hand engine, 20
Il H. p; one iron tank 4x6lax21a, as goo1
as new. VIM. W. MITHCELL, Deering
Point. Al
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The corn shop at Bethel have put up
1872 600 cans of corn and beans from
about sone-half the average usually
planted. 1t is all first quality and the
farmers are pleased with the large crop.
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ZINE STOCK OR DAIRY FARM FOR
SALE-One of the NEST desira BILE
suburban farms in York county: finely
located within fifteen minutes drive of the
two cities, excellent land and very easy of
CIVILIZATIONS: modern farm buildings, all in
thorough repair and surrounded by besuti-
full shade trees. This property has never
reason now being the i'll health of owner.
For full partic ulars address box 647, saco,
Me. sep 1873
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TOR SALE-Cottage, house and one quarter
IL acre of land in Deering for 500. Half OF
this can remain for ten years. Speak quick. this
is rare. RICHARDSON LAND CO., 4781a
Congress ST. 81
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VVANTED-To buy from $1,000 to $4,000
w worth of cast off clothing. | pay the
highest cash prices for ladies' dresses.
gents and children's clothing and gents
or postal to SIDE GROOT, rs Middle street.
OK
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MONEY to loan on furniture. organs, pianos,
M machinery, horses. diamonds, watches
life insurance policies. first md second mort
cages, real estate; also notes discounted. Bust
ness confidential PORTLAND COLLATERAL
LOAN CO., Room 6. 1856 Middle street. second
floor sep13-4
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EoR SALE OR TO LET-New brick houses
IL Nos. 10 and 81 Thomas Street. These
houses are now completed and ready for occu-
pancy. JAMES H. WAUGH, at The Twitch-
ell, Champlin Co., or No. 331 Spring street
sept10-4
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EOR SALE-Dye house in Haverhill, Mass;
IL established 80 years. Weekly profits aver
age $40; rent, steam and water only $40
month. Central location Price only $4,000
Address B. B. Press Office. IL
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few reliable canvassers to
w work on salary or commission. Ex-
elusive territory given. We want men who
mean business. Any earnest man of fair
intelligence can succeed. with our advan-
tages PERRY NURSERY COMPANY,
Rochester. \. Y. 81
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EOR SALE-The Homestead of the late
IL Thomas Quinby, near Stroudwateri in Deer
ing. Four acres of land with good house. On
line of street cars; 10 minutes from Union
station; perfect drainage; Sebago water. AS
fine location as there is in Deering. Apply to
ANDREW HALVES, StroudWater. ily27-tf
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Ho!-Every one that craveth Liquor, Morphine
Ill or Tobacco, Permanent cure in to 10
days. Price per package only $1.0o. Testimo--
mails and pamphlets which fully explains and
guarantees mailed to any address. CorreSpon-
dence solicited. C. f. BEAN, Agent in Maine
IS Prospect street, Portland. 81
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FOR SALE.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents cash in advance
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EOR SALE-The only bakery in town.
Freepo1t Bakery for sale. A nice
chance to make money. Half cash. Write
to JOHN T. OXNARD, Ere eport, Ne. 20
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WANTED-Com girl for general house
w work. references required. Apply to No.
4S State street, w. A. GATES. 81
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DOR SALE-PIease call or send orders 10
HAWES'S Music Store for popular
music. Music Books, Pianos, Organs.
violins. Banjos. Ma nd dimes, Guitars,
Harmonious, Comets. Accordeons, Superior
Violin and Banjo Strings, Ala Congress
street. %
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GIT. BERNARD PEPs. full blooded and
- handsome. Will be sold cheap if pur-
chased at once from MR.. JOHN A.
CLARITY, United States Hotel City. Al
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WANTED-FENTALE H ]. fzfl''''''

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DUBLIC NoTICE-Way's Comp. Syrup of
L Lungwort relieves that TICKLING in the
throat and all Hoarse Colds Price only 20
cents G. WAY s. CO.. Cumberland, Cor.
MYRTLE street, Portland, Me. 81
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SAVINGS BANK BOOK LOST.
W ANTED-MALE n ELP.

Forty words inserted under this head
one weck for rs cents. cash in advance.
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w aNTED - Experienced stenographer
w wants situation in or out of the
city. Use either Caligraph or Remington
machine. Can furnish best of references.
Address, STENOGRAPHER. l65 brackett
street, City. 81
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EOR SALE-House No. 229 Cumberland
Il street; arranged for two families. 81
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w ard bags to call oil E. d. REYNOLDS,
593 Congress street. one door above Shaw's
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices;
trunks repaired. Open evenings. IA
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WANTED-Sy boy IS years old work of
w any kind; has no parents or home, will
make myself useful at any, work. can come
with good references. Address B. r. care
Raymond Spring. No. Raymond, Me. 81
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MONEY TO LOAN-On farm mortgages
NE as well as loans ON other real estate.
also on second mortgages and personal
property, notes discounted at satisfactory
rates, farms and all kinds of real estate
bought and sold. Inquire of I. P. BUTLER.
so Exchange street. A
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ETNFURNIRaED HOUSE-To rent in West
" ern part of city, 10 rooms and bath; has
been put in good repair. Inquire of MR..
JAMES L. RACKLEFF, No 311a Exchange
street. City. IL
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Tor SALE-Dining saloon doing a good
Il business. good location. Ill health the
reason for selling. Will be sold at bargain.
n. S. GARDINER. 1876 Middle street. 81
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TOILET.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents cash in advance.

rElO LET-Two large and desirable rents;
Il centrally located within two minutes walk
of the City Hall. Steam heat and modern con-
veniencas. For information apply to HENRY
S. tricky, City Building. 81
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rENO leftover tenement in house No. 529
l. Cumberland street; has 7lrooms, good bath,
other particulars call on COE. the hatter 1877
Middle street. 81
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TB1O LET-Lower rent at 153 Cumberland
l. street, sunny, rooms. Hot water fur
mace, rent SIS a month. Inquire at house,
or OF W. j. ORR, 81 Fore street. Possession
given about November LIST. 81
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mo LET or For Sale-A new. upright piano. |
Mahogany case. To a responsible party |
only. Call or address ROOM 6. Oxford |
Building. Al
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WANTS WORK-Good nlachinist can run
w engine, care for steam plant, boilers or
make repairs References satisfactory to en-
ployer. A. J. HOWARD, TO Atlantic street.
IL
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FEIO LET-A pleasant furnished room: heated.
IL lighted, set bowl with hot and cold water,
use of bath room. Call at II DOW STREET,
So. right hand bell. 81
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RINGS! RIs
RlNCS!

Mooney TO LOAN-On 1st. and ID mort
WI cages, real estate. Notes discounted on
favorable terms. w. P. CARR, Room 6. Ok
ford Building I'd floor. sept13-4
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MFR SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to
NA buy cast off clothing of all descriptions for
highest cash prices. Address letters or postal
to 100 MIDDLE STREET. sep4-tf
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TlO LET-House No. so Deering street; in
IL perfect repair. JOHN T. PROCTOR,
Centennial Block, or CAPT. j. S.
WINSLOW, Commercial street. Al
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KIO LET-The new store No. 500 Congress
Il street. fitted to suit occupant at once.
Rent rs per month. Inquire of CHARLES
PERRY, 54S 1-2 Congress street. o.
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SHERMAN.
PERSONAL TOPICS.

l | George H. Potter, oldest child of Flu gene Potter, died last Wednesday morn. | ing of pneumonia. His sister, Mrs Joyce I is also very sick. The mother, Mrs
 Mary Potter, is sick with over exertion Mrs G. G. Hungerford has been for
 three weeks past in Webotuck and War. | ren, where she is at present taking care care of sick relatives. The auction of John Lyke's estate was | well attended, last week.
 The farm of the late w. W. Hoag was sold at auction, last Wednesday, to 8 MT McGoldrick of New York. Rumor says Fred Hungerford is to leave town. Sorry to lose him and his family.
 Mrs Charles Merrick and daughter, May, of Danbury are visiting Mrs w. Hungerford. Thomas Slocumb, who has been living on Mrs Augusta Giddings' farm for the last year, is to move back to Dover, April l.
 H. W. Denell purchased horse at the auction sale of Stevens and Taber in New Milford.
 George G. Hungerford is holding the reins over very fine pair of Oxford Chief colts, owned in New Milford He says it will take fast pair to beat 'em down the road.
 The little daughter of Lewis Powell is, we are pleased to write, slowly improv- ing under the care of Dr Dolan.
 F. Lake. whose eyes have been troubling him for several weeks past, does not seem to improve as fast as he would wish them to. He has our sym pathy. H
 Miss Cogswell of New Milford has commenced the spring term of school in the First district.
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BUILDING STABLES.

When building or, remodeling stable be sure you are right then go ahead. Be sure that the platform for the cows is on- ly as long as they are and have it of diff ferent lengths for short or long COWS. This will prevent the long ones from standing in the drop or the short ones from soiling themselves. Remember that with tight trough behind the cows the excrements are confined in "a smaller space and are easier cleaned out than where the space behind the cows is level We do not like g wooden platform for the cows to stand on but prefer to fill it in with clay They do not slip on Lhis and little attention once year will keep it level But if you must put in 8 wooden platform lay the blanks lengtE wise with the manager, and use hemlock or other soft wood. Hard woods, chestnut espec- tally, wears smooth, and if the blanks are laid the short way of the stable the cows soon find it difficult to keep foothold when reaching for hay or grain. A man. ger IS inches wide at bottom, 3 1-2 feet at top and ? l ? feet deep is about right. Avoid the rigid stanchion by all means, and adopt some easier and mere humane method of fastening the COWS. Plan also if possible to water the cows in the stable. This will be found great con- venience if you have running water
 Practical Dairyman.
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 horse foaled not earlier than 1882 has to his credit.
 Here are some of the figures for race track run on the high pressure plan !; Starter, $lo0; starting judge, $25 :; $25; patrol judge, $25; clerk of the scales, $25; official timer, BIO; making total of $260 per day. Add to this amount the expense of secretary, stew ards and employees, and we have daily outgo of $500.
 "There are men who insist that an advertisement of their stalli0ns renders them no returns,'' remarks The Horse World. sThese same men are the ones that are the quickest to resent the least uncomplimentary allusion to their horses in the colums of the papers, thus ac knowledging the power of the press tt influence public opinion"
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FAST SHIPPERS.
lrRoM THE MIRROR AND rAR4ER.I


 c. M. JeWett, secretary of the New England Trotting Horse Breeders As sociation. is already engaged upon plans for record breaking meeting next fall. MT Jewest has been wrestling with the grip since his return from the southern fall meetings and is not quite able yet to go mile and repeat.
 A turf journal is authority for the statement that the late !. G. Davis had three ttplasIers" on A1cantara; that bill of sale was giv8n to 2 party for the purchase money. and since then two mortgages have been given covering the great young sire. Mr Dagis' death brought these matters to the public.
 The honor of the greatesf number of newcomers for the year belongs to the dead son of Electfoneer, St Bel. He was foaled in 1882 and dled tn 1891. Prior to 1894 he had to hie credit 13 trotters and one paeeF in the Iist, and now his total is A, mOre than any other
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SHEPAUG RAILROAD.

 BETHaL.heave EnIisL : Is ;S5 a. m. SIS D. ID. D. Sunday 6.l5 D. m. HAWLEYVILLE-Nort S.45 a m 53s m m Sunday, o-35 a. m. Leave for Bethel s.4s a, m, 4-30 p. m Sunday, p. m. SHEPAUG-North, t9i9 a. m, t54a D. m. Sunday, Ts4s am. South, 1928 ami 357 ID. m. Sunday, 5-36 p. Tn. FOXBURI FALLS-North, 1886 a. m, t55a pm. Sunday, TS-5s am. south, 1920 a a.Ls., t3 45 p. ID. Sunday, t526 p. m. ROXBURY-North, 1912 a. m., D. n Sum- day, s.lO s. m. South, 9Il a. m, 3.32 D. m Sunday, 5.l5 D. Tn. JUDD'S BRIDGE-North, tlO.22 G. rn., ts.os n. n. Sunday, tal7 8. ID. south, t9o5 a. m. t5.03 p. ID. Sunday, i5.03 D. ID. NASHlSGTOS-North, ll.07 a. m-, s.l7 D. m Sunday, s.S5 a. m. South, s.5S a. m, 55O 10 m- Sunday, 4-5l D. m. NEW PRESTON-Sorth, Il. T. a. m., 6.2l p. m sunday, 943 a. m- South, S-49a. m., la p.m. Sunday, 4.SS D. m. ROMFORD-SoTth, lI-3l a. rn., ts- 30 pm Sun day, S-54 &. m. South, ts.40 a. m., F G D. m. Sunday, 4.26 D. ID. MORRIS-North, 1lAO. t6S5 D. m. Sun. day, l0o2 a. m. South, IS s a m, tl-53 D. In. Sunday, AIS D. m. BANTAM-North 1905 pm. .,6.44 D. IT, Sunday, iO2O a. h. south. s.ZT B. m., l-Ss p m- Sun day, z.O5 a. III.
 LAkE-North, 1I2 Os pm, te.4 D. ID. Sunday, tlO24 a. ni. South, ts-25 a m., il .2S D no. Sun day, 3-56 D. m LITCHFIELD-Arrive l2.l5 p. m., s-5a D. ID. Sunday, l030 O. m. South, SEQ a. m., HIS D. m sunday. $50 D. ID.
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CHEsTNUT HULL.

Mrs Salewski died on Sunday at the home of George Laufer. She was tbe mother of Mrs Laufer, and aged 80 years
 George Houston is to move his family into the house of Mrs Wright on the Newtown turnpike. April !.
 Miss Waller and little nephew are pis- ting in Bridgeport.
 Eli Godfrey and family of Brooklyn have visited Fl. s. Beach.
 Miss Mary Beach has visited in Deep River.
 Agur s. Beach is out again, after be- ing confined to the house for g few weeks.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Clark of Bridge port have been the guests of MT and Mrs A. s. Beach. N ' Esss
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In Fairfield County.
 LYONS PLAINS.
PERSONAL BRIEFS.

NA>oSHShA DANAA1Ss
 On Saturday William Keeler of North Wilton drove over and informed his morher-in-law, Mrs Fanton, that her as- sistance was required at his home at- tend upon several who were quite ill. As Mrs Fanton is an adept in sickness, she kindly responded.
 This Thursday the weekly service was held at the rectory. When the weather becomes more settled service will be re- sumed on Thursday in the church.
 Mrs Hiram McConkey, who is at her mothers home, has been quite indisposed the past few days.
 Ambert Kellogg of Brooklyn and Will liam Ora wford of Albany, N. Y., were the guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs G. B. Kellogg. 75a@ Carl Schwartz, for the past three years a tenant on the Baiiwartz place, has leas- ed the Walter Meeker farm near Cross Highway and will remove there about April l.
 Wednesday, Rev Alexander Hamilton officiated at the funeral of the late Mrs George "A. ,Freeborne. The iutermeut was made in the GuilberttoWn cemetery. Easton.
 Letters received from Mrs z. R. Hoyt inform her friends that Mir Hoyt and family may possibly return home on Sat, urday of this week. Messrs GerhardJ and McCollum have about finished sorting their tobacco. The crop of last season was very good, not. withstanding the drought. Sunday, March "A. a visiting clergy man may be expected to officiate in Elm. manuel church, as Mir Hamilton will be in attendance as chaplain of a service at St Paul's church, New York City. Mrs Platt Keeler of the Forge, who has been quite ill with grip, has nov recov' cred. Relatives from Bridgeport visit her. The German family living in the Bailwitz place have leased the farm be- longing to the heirs of Abigail Meeker estate.
 Col Edward l.. Livermore of Sta mford is guest of bis granddaughter, Mrs G B. Kellogg.
 James A. Smith is fast clearing the logs from his mill and converting them into lumber.
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TRUMBULL.
TRUMBULL GRANGE NOTES.

There will be an open meeting at Trumbull Grange, March 29, when Prof c. s. Phelps, from the experiment. station at Mans field, will give lecture on Forage crops and summer feeding for the dairy.r All are cordially invited.
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SCATTERING UNTOLD MISERY

in this world, uncharitable judgements of others, or by unchristian living and selfish acts? Even the beloved apostle hesitated not to inquire, when Christ spoke of the one that should betray Him, Lord, is it Isn and may we, as we leave Gods house this morning, ask our heart of hearts for answer, in reference to be- trayals of His cause and shaming Ais dear name, ssLord, can it be l P
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DANBURY DIVISION,


 OANBURY-North, $40, JAS, SEQ, s9o, l0-57, a. m., $50, 5.lS, 6.20, 6. .55 p. South, 10, iS0 S5I a. m., l2.40. 4.23 6.57 p. m. Sunday, SOS a. m., 5.05 p. m. BETHEL-North, GAS, 7s5. lO4s a. m, 2S4, 5.0s, 5.4s, 6.46 P. m. Sunday. lO.l7 & m-, 42e. JOS, p. m. Sunday. s.is a. m., 5.is pm. REDD1NG-North. I-26 a. m-, BPS, $40 P: m. Sunday, l0ll a. m., SIS p. m. South, a. m., 5ls D. m. sASF0RD-North, 72O A. m., 2s4. 6.ss D. m. Sunday, l0.O6 a. m., s.09 D. m. South, 6lss a, m', l2oS d.l5 p. m. Sunday, s.22 a. m., 5.22 p. 
 BRANCHvILLE-North, 7.lS. lO.S5 p. m., e.IT, 5-3l, 6-3o D. m Sunday, 10 a. m-. s0e p. m. South, 634, 1-S3, l0.lS a. 05, AS, 7.2I D. m. Sunday. s-2s B. m., 5 2s p. m. EoRGEToWN-North, los a. m-, s.lS, 6se p. m- Sunday, s-57 a. m-, -5s p. ID. South, 6lss D. m., los, ' 25 p. Tn. Sunday, s-Sl g.. m., 5-Sl D m.
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NEW YORK < NEW ENGLAND R.R.

Dc ObeT 2s, IsS4. HAW YVlLLE-East I2.02, 715 p. m. West g a. m, D. m. NEWTOWN-East E5O D. m West fs ss a. m, t2.53 D. m. SANDY HOOK-East I2.l2. 7.27 D. In. West S.4s a. 2.4s D. m. SOUTH BURY-East I22l, 7-37 D. m. West S3s am; 2.S9 D. m.
 tTrains stop when signaled only
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CARRIAGES! WAGONS! SLEIGHS! H. w. WOODRUFF,
 Washington Depot, Conn.
TRY INTERNATIONAL FOODS,
Washington Gepot, Conn.

For Poultry and Stock. It makes money for the farmer. What one party says about 1t
 Jefferson, Ga, April 3, 1894. International Food Co.,,
 Gents :-I have tried International Stock Food with my own stock and I can see quite an Improvement in them. It will be & good seller In this locality.
 T. II. Niblack, Grocer and Stockman. Foresale by J. E. Hungerford & Co.,, dealers in flour. feed and coal, New Milford, Ct. Send tor circular.
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AsPEIuCK.
PERaONAI CHAT.

has been visiCing friends fn Aspetuck.
 Miss My Freeborne is with her sister