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1 m 1 1 1 1 01' l smut . .1 bkutiy 8 Block an clump 3,9
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. $33,121;
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\Imwall Ct. .
550.,
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‘ “1”“ ,‘f‘v'flm ‘I. l‘a‘ardware and cutlery.
.‘.;L- pulylir Intmnagc '1' irAApcntfully
llng’l' .K (to.
‘l'iinm. lI.-'.' 11111.0.“(15
(V31,
{SEMEN '3? ROOFING.
r ll l8 5113. lo limbo-:11 thoroiwhlr1":ted by
5:1 lmilvl :15.) MI; hit r gin. and others. and the
.:'.peri ci-c. ol ymns has' prIAwed it 0 lm the
(.:u 'z'pi'stA :unt most, dul’ztlili; roodmr in use.
“i r- 0:. ll attention to the following facts:
lat-«'1‘. is the tle w 1:01 proof.
Eli -‘-lt1 III its great l'lnsticili it is not inju-
'.I" .-i} Rift-Ii tied lzv L‘ht-lClltl'. =I 0. heat um] I: c: it!
--‘I_' ismloolol toull ‘-.'.imi.-'- of Boar's,
\'l;t..Iz-r :tpr or ilot and is J u. at. want. of
30113.: .:t Iepnirs, as 55. tlltft‘ilF c with mainland
“the r roots.
4th~'lhc cost. iSf)nl)-'.‘l1‘n)ul Ouu- llulf that
ol Tin anti 2.. i9 twice '..5 (lura‘ tie
it. is1‘1'c'Jdily ap-ilitA £1 to Old Shin 9;ol looi‘s.
uitlwut removing the slAringi.° , which is a
great; (lesicicra'um to In: tics u: ho do not .I ish
I to risk hr \ i‘lt,’ their ceilings and turni tmc ru-
l intA':,l while. repair-A3 arebeiug maul}.
1:1." u‘Ky Tin. and Metal 1100i}.- on: recall} to-
paired .s 1th Guua Pct'c ..i (among. and
prey muted from lunhcr corrosion and locking,
thereby insuring a perfectly watcr- 11131“ 100. '
for many your:
1 Specimens of .l'.10 {oofluo can be seen Aby
calling on the st .lIscriber, at. South J. orwn. k
lordérshv lettcr will 1e0Lll“pTulJpfit-
teAntioAn. ' “-' F. HUNT, South Num- .'.tlk
A. 31.5.0.“ "Efifim fit BRO
N 0., .1 G azette Esruldin m.
V 70131.1) rosyectt'ully' announcz to the
. ' public .mtl their old Customer ~' that
the .‘. have recently In it} intensive additions
to their Sloz: l; ol goals; VI e are now prepar-
0d .0 offer an usurtmenl not to he surpass- rl
in Fairfic'! '1 County,' in oualAity 01 p110 “v B
would (all pil‘l'llt'3: in? attention toour Stuck of
Watches, which 15 lot}: '.r '. .hanA In or before. ~ —
We hit ca. fine lot of 11.56%sz '.viss W claim,
in goal cases , rtt. priccq vo.y'mrr from $06 to
$75, ”\\ 1111‘ h We caur .'.comtvneucl 2's hoinc cm-
rec: time kee-x-Icrs. Also 1"fllll‘ll\€‘l.‘l‘v\1'l.tcll~
es. in biltcr' .zut'l rmld cusc-' at. .ltl'. mice from
$5 to Lislt'lf) We lJuv 'll the best imporwrs in
New ': orer, and nltogethtr for 'cr/slr s; tllAtAllA.
our ixcililies for sellinn' cheap couh‘l um.‘
:rI'tmicl. 0111's.}: 0!. t‘mvulzv ,A.A AMA; vcr 111111
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chased 301 with, ..t 0:: -'Amcly l :w 1,0105 and
irx‘leml to 510119.: c ot‘tlrug" .y.
TWr: also Loop tonal wily on lmul, l:’ IczuZz/
151111410 (,{fli/us' of kill size-" {0‘ u dry-'.- (21131101 .5, horn
l theimos' c. ”ally 1105.051 cultt' .lur 1mm .cr. evcr
‘ 11171“.
From on: lor g exocricocc in 1111.. [Julia-rip.-
icing finalizes-s, “C All. 'onfidcnt we ('..-in give
pml-t satisfaction to Jr who may 11 :ed our ,
' serviccus- 3’.”
f
Groceries Ghe- aper than ever
Jf‘ (I! R i.- A. S H .l '
"L13 Subscribe" \V‘Juhl Aiull'u'm tho public
A. 11101111110 U 815.
5:55:55 and (long,-
Erwi‘)0t $6153 $511061?" 1-}. t:31°(3‘
‘nllE subset 'ibi; 5,110.31 1g taken trio 1 5‘ cinch-g
mill 5;th oi Elcs'ens&"1rzsu':uz.i'.pru-
p. m- l 0 supply t w ry “:titlo to )8 uni-.0. in a
first "law; Boot and b’hos helium-tum! for lo.-
dl es, gentlemen, 0; children s roar
1B1 ullln’.‘ goods, ' z large" stock kept constru- 11111
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1
AStAMA‘Alh Nm'wa'us (NO- 3 E'V’h 1.....11), April
oomMIYunmi
alcoholic, .1: his old ‘lmil ., its good an
i assarlmuul of
l ' cabinet Furniture
as 5050: in; fomh‘t' lll Fmfield County, and at
lArsvcz priimsr. !- UR CASH, to] in the some
4115111; of 000.15 can be obtriincA-J at any other
L: taxiish (mi.
The sic: lI. rzuusist-s in pm of
he 'Ezt union, Diumg. Card and
tinctfe 11’1blf'w‘ BOUlil'.lS€-~= Bureaus
50; 2-10,. '.l‘etc- 21- late bounces. Mahog-
52m, and (lune sent. C: lair-3 ; Gilt.‘
I'A
3‘1
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5
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t i nwwnd'tdl
tli;nl)miutltl(ni',= -.. ..-
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(0051511 ly tea-civic“ tAlhect
Kin-tutors a. la rgge supply of
-- tic 4500,65,, under the above-
2h lAlll‘..l{6."JJ1lt'llJ" awol ollll’ll. ‘
‘n ' n'xuwktt, 6.11:5! to any -
11] l
"&-t:., .mt‘i a shop thereon.
let-l; & 00A. will r.- :cclvc prompt attention. 0'15
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. This article of Booting
' Norwalk Lock Aflornphnyfls
will 1)l1: sold either 1 1 1
HAHHWARE &. PlllNT $181111,
m a i n S t r e e t,
Oppositt'l. H ("ImIIe l‘s Confectionery,
MARVIN fit PROWITT,
him-“mm? mcl retail Dealmu in Haulwmu,
Citti cry, Points ()il.:' 1:11:55, I’txpc'. 11 2mg
lugs. Window Shados, &c.
i
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TIMBER. 1 LliMBEll '
Eath, Lime. Brick, Cementw
Points. Oils, Glass,
"igUlfMERS' HARDWARE. k0. &C.,
2‘ ATTEE
Ne '95" Ifiunbter ‘S'fa I'd,
NEAR THE RAIL {DAD BRIDGE,
1"? SOUTH NORWALK.
. - .‘A
Our Stock is new, lmuuht for (M371, and
will be sold low. ' ’l‘t‘L Li rd (1'; ELY.
South Norwulk, Oct. 15, 1860. tf42
N'ORWAI. Ii
Steam Sawing and Plaining
MIDLL.
1111‘”? shbscriberhas fitted up nml luv-3W
prepared 100- «Ht ate all orders for i 1‘1:
niuv; Scroll "Luci ot'. :0'..I “‘.awingA mnui‘: 10mm
of A1)1ools,.Snsh, Blinds 32..., w" hast
mm.- 0105: expeditious iri.~utn:'r, :11)“.
motor; prices Orders by mail promptly at.
tended-to. 1y17 A'I‘DIOTIIYB. lI‘I'l‘CH
11855.99. &- Sign Painting,
curios omzrno, aw... '&c., '
S! .l UTH NO R“ 53.11;.
Fri-1E subscviber will exc- utc all orriers m
Plai'i or Ornamental. Pa iulio'); in the
uumlsatiafuctozy manner, and '11 Icasmxnblc
pi [CBS
Aim For Sale his prey nt: residence (with
hialmsincss it (lashed) commission nhouee
nearly new, with garden, tt'et's,s11iruboery,
’1‘01'1115 may. Ap-
ply on the uremia 05., op; Jositc Quint-uni 36
Smith‘ 5 (‘52 fringe For. to." no
GE RGE HODGES.
May 7th, 1860.
--...-_-.-_-.__._'y.I.-I
J. N. Lil mutton & 00,
West Side of the Bridge,
0;
LYNHS’NE'WBLG OK,
I HEP constantly: on hand 8A hunt} (uni
. varied wqortuicm (Ifl:l‘i.ll"'1k'.\,(181111131. mtl'
Child: 'xsn’s
({l.-,\ITF.R$‘. BOUT-S SHOES .591,
all mace 'm- lo-r our mm personal 51.1» r\rl \-
ion «.:' Llu- bc~t muttriul and in the most;
wail-z nmnl.l;e- mannir Our assortment. of
l1...'liei'(~.lzx tcrs undoubtedly compr'iscs~-iiotl1
in 03:01:. and quality-41fiuel'.tasti'1-itttxenl than
.202 lv: t'ouml at any similar establishment in
that «more. In Gent's Boots. Gaiters, Shoes,
etc, we lmvcu larger and be‘ '0russo1umcnt
we are confident than was In“! heio' 0. oil'tr—
ed in 1“."1.v:ll\Wo are ur-pure-i to mom:-
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in cndlms variety ’3 fine article 01' Slippers
t'- =rGimts‘ uenr.
REPAIRING ~i-i ‘lll. its bronchus—done
110ml}, qttickjiy in ad oheaply.
Whitney ’s
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GALTJERY,
' Nouwum. 010m
1.1‘11‘. l'. B. Tito).u's1ori‘.s E '1‘. Whitney;
_.4 would inform the enigma of Norwalk
tha: he. has t:slul'Ili5lJeLl 1‘11H."£.'f in the Gazette
Building ems! '..ill .‘umislAi Atlu- -u with Photo--
gm “.3, Aguhrotypt'. . and all} kinds ( l' Fir: turr's
Inkein .:y the sun. from Mini::.'it1'uos, to life
1140; colored or J3. 111113.111 the 11 116815 styllv
afi‘l-lllil’HI. EH11“ W TNE‘Y.
31.5.?2213271“
Practical Dyer and Finisher,
Hailey“ llzl’! Hi i. Ain't-41k. Conn.
F3111} atlverit ser llllllflt; hike u the oldsmud
.0. John .l'iclreus an nhovc will 1' '-.' {it
mid rmopeh (lu- cstablishmtut, mull soot all
timcqircpitrcd to execute if! :Ar-le '5 in plain
(Jr-fancy Dyeing, Cleansing noun-I. ..rc.
promptly and at. rczwonulsl-Z ' 1
All. orders left. .'ll. Sheplu ml :4 1:25iuerv will
receive 'nompl utteutic: -1.. 51111115
‘lU‘alCl
M [1811f ' !
sumptuous I
Plan Act-forte or Melodeon,
, or
Miss ANNIE M HARD.
Robina...
Rev Wm Dennisou, Sup' l. of Winthrop In-
stil .ute.
Pm: T A Spiuflniug Bridgeport
H; M. I‘rbwitt' misc}. ., N01“.?&lx(.
All orders lu1ft- :It the Book Store of A. Sel-
ALBERT 15051113111.
ML R'CHANT THLOR,
j. DJIllNlNG Store of Knapp .’l'. Lyu105
llrl'ain- -st.. horwallr, Goon The public
are rcasrccuiully um '1tetl to call nod examine
the 151' e and. varied assortment of .Ri§."lfl}
M 4.1) (ll/2111’ No l:‘ 'ench Cloths, Cassi‘
mores and Vestin'rs. also agent-ml monument
of Gcniict non s I? urninhing Goods comisting
in part, III Hats. (We ,Luibrcllas, 511111143 Col-
1an Cmvat», Handi '1cx'c-hictts, Suspenders, 8:0.
Ulnts,h Gossimerco and Vestizzwa b the yard
or lsath'm, and cm frceof charge. articular
attention puicl to Childrcn‘ s Gormrmts. '
11 1'01- Sale.
v0 'y desirable small 1' 111111 on the turn-
pike to N. \.. and nlqut1 in minutes’
drivel-Rom the N. '1. «SEN ELDemt. Enid
‘ futm mutants about 14.501105 hits 511 kinds of
.Fruiti'i l‘Illl _benring; large Barn and Car-
ri: .gAiI House in good repair, and a very cou-
vnnicnt House. Terms reasonable. Apply
ttflv’l‘ B. Griffith, So. wanllr.
Ale-0,1- 11 mum and Lot on Flax Hil'»-t¢:rm3
x:esa501u1blo.Also Home lllfl Silt-I0 in South
Ho: wclir, The undersigned alunrlu to the
purchase ludAs'xle I‘It' llmlA Raine on reason-
amen-ms. 5313.13 oiltrr' .'"i‘LH
ROOFING
(F1111) subscriber' is prepared to fill 'nish Apar-
tiea, building, With. Warren‘ 5 superior 1
FELQ 4ND CEMENT ROOIING'.
is in use upon the-
Building,_ and at
Lornisbm'y, Bissell & Co 3 Vi hurt;- it. gives en-
the notification, and- is believul- to be the
chcapest; ws well n". thehest to. ing in use--
All ordeArAs A'vill receive prompt ttention.
. AC. 1‘ LOOMIS.
- “when
SUP1RIOR Machine for- lilting Hay,
Stra and Stalks for ml at the New
Hardware '.Store ofMARVIN dz PROWITT
Main Street.
Merrfll's Oriental remade.
A NEW 101,}th receivetl 31503 fine lot
”crimp? by
,_ JACKSON & BROTHER
something he. v, and needs onl‘.’ it
he t-rir-d to
be apprccmted. A. JACKI: N15” 3 1
not,
13011 Head“ .11..» 7; ; 1‘.‘
A LA. 38(le asicrtment at the,
. Carnot? Amaze.
addressed to an idolized child, by its not name, and
though bountiful throughout. it. has some two or
tluce passages 00 :1 very rare originality. . The wri-
l:'t' of it. I is 1' learn from a letter ot‘n lady who enclo-
m-o Kit to 2110; was a factory girl who by the labor ol’
her 0qu lmniixs n :cnred the mono. {or he. education.
She is now '2. 305-. ii of age, and supporting hcmlf
byx Iu'ious use: of iu-r pen. ASh': {Joell-J H.) is yct to
he tamoue, 1 am very sure:
Winsome baby Bunnl
Brighter than the. stars that rise
In the tltwlry evening skies,
Brother than the robiu‘s wing.
Clem-Ur than the woodland spring,
Are the cyes of baby Bunul
Smile, moth-3r, 'enxi'tc!
Thinking; softly alllhc while
0f a tender, blissful day,
When the dark eyes, so like these.
01’ the cherub on your knees,
Stole your girlish heart. away.
Oh! the eyes of baby l-lunui A
licreet mischief '.vll'. they do,
When once old enough to steal
Whni their father stole from you
Smile, mother, smile!
Winsome baby Bonn!
Milk-white lillica half um'olled,
Set. in calyccs or gold,
Cannot mike his foreheutl fair.
With '15 ring:- ofyellow hair!
Sun-let curry cleft in twain,
By a wedge of pearly groin,
15 the mouth of lIa Lsy mum !
Winn-ma baby Bantu
Weep, mother, weep
For the little one asleep
With his head against your breast!
Never in the' coming years.
Though .--l' swim {or it with tr; ms.
Will he mm n'usvreet a rest;
Oh, the brow of baby 23mm!
011, the scarlet mouth of Bonn !
One must 0; car its crown of thorns.
Drink in (My of gall must. one I
’imugh the trembling lips shall Hhrlnk,
‘l\ hire with anguish as they drink.
And the hoopla sweat with pain—-
Drops of blood like purple rain-
Warp, mother, we'ep.
Winsome baby lluunl
Not the aen-ahcll‘e pineal. tinge,
Not the daiay's rose-white Image.
Not the softest, fsizxtestglow
Ofthc contact on the snow,
Its more beautiful Imd nw«’-et
'l‘lum iho Weu pink hands and feet
or the little baby Bum-
Wlnaomc baby Built
Feel like these may lose the way,
Wandering blindly from the right;
Pray, and sometimes will your prayers
150 to him like golden stairs
Bull; through darkness into light.
()‘n, the dimmed feel 01‘Bu2m,
In their silken stockings dressed 5
(in, the dainty hands of Bonn,
Rid like rose-leaves in you: breaat l
These will grasp at jewel: rare,
But to 11ml them ompty air;
Those shall falter many a day,
Bruised and bleeding by the way,
Ere they roach the land of rcstt
_....—.—--~-.o<.wo——~—~.
Cain, or " Cor-science."
BX VlC’Iull HUGO.
"When. '.s'lth his children, clothediu skins of ”089515,
Dining-sled. livid, rushing through the storm,
Cult: lied before Jehovah .15 night tell
The dark man reached a mount in 3;; rest p133 It
And' nia tired wife _nnd his sons, out of breath
Said: 'Lct us lie court on the earth and talc-op!
Cain, sleeping not. Grommet! M the mountain’s Toot.-
Raishxg his head, in that funereal heaven
He saw or. tayu. 3 great eye, in the night,
Open. and staring at him through the gloom.
‘ l’ tun too near,‘ he sold, and trembled, then Wok-2L1)
his sleeping earn, algs::i!t,1’.5d his tin-«i wife,
And tier: through I'«. «.c and darkness. 'l‘lurty days
li-I went, anal tl'ir'ty I;i-,,hls, our looked behind;
Pale, silent... wot-finial, rhakluig at each sound;
No. real, no sleep till he arrived the {:trmul A
Where the sea. washes that. which Since wan Asehm
‘ lere pflL‘JL‘,‘ he sold, ‘ for this place is secure;
line may we r051, for this is the world's cutt.‘
And he sat down ; when. lot in the sad sky,
The Belt-game.- eye on the horizon‘a verge.
And the wretch shock as 21'. an argue fit.
‘ Hide me.‘ he cried; unit llll his watchful some,
Their finger on their lip, luokcdatlhcir sire,
Cain said to Jalml, [other of them that do oil.
In tents: ‘Sprend here the curtain ut thy tent.‘
And thgy, gprcad wide tin: flouting canvas roof.
AndAmade'it that, and fixed it down with lead.
‘ You see naught now.’ said Zillnh then, fair child.
‘.l‘heAMghter of his sons, and sweet as day.
an'Cairi replied: ‘ Thai. eye; I see it atill.‘
Am! .‘l’ubul cried, the father m'oll those
’ 'ltat handle harp and organ, ' I will build
A sanctuary ;’ and he made» wall of bronze.
Ami eel: his sire behind it. But- Cain said:
‘ ’l‘lmt eye is looking zit. mo ever.’ Henoch cried ;
' ’l‘luuw muét we make a circac vast. of towers,
ho terrible that. nothing dare draw near;
l'ulld We a t'ily with aclladel;
Build w: a city high, and close- it.faflt.'
'i‘hcn Tubal Cain, instructor of all them
That work in 01-25:: tmd iron, built a tower—-
Enormous, superhuman. ‘While he wrought
Ills :icry brothers from the plairxa around
floated the sum! of Enoch and of Seth.
They plucked the cycs_out of whoever passed,
And hurled at even arrows to the stars.
They set strong granites for the canvass wall,
And evcry block was crumpled with. iron chains.
it. secured a city mode for lac-ll. It; towers.
With their huge shadows. made night in tuc land.
The walls were thick as mountain’s. 0n the door
Theyu‘rote: ‘Lct not God enterherc.’ Thiadone,
Ami having finished to cement. and bail-l
In It. stone'towt'r, they set. him in the nil-lot.
To him, still dark and bnzznrd, ‘ O my aim t
15 the eye gono?‘ amid Zillah, rrcmbllngl'y.
Aud Cain replied: ‘No, it its even there.’
Then mid he: ‘f will live beneath the earth,
A: a lone man without his aepulchcr.
I will see nothing ; will be seen ufnonc.’
’1' hey ill: mud n. trench. and Cain said: ‘It is well.’
'I‘ltcu 11» w out. down alone into the ran it.
But when hoent down. ghost-like, in his chair,
And they had closed the dungedn o'er his head,
The eye was in the tomb, and looked at Cain."
“.‘....“
357- A chap was told that the best.
cure for the palpitation of the heart was
to quit hugging and kissing the girls,
said, “Iii-hat is the only "remedy that
can be proposed, 1, for one, say, let ’er
palpitate.”
Wu‘..~0
$6?- In the interchange of leaden and
iron compliments between soldiers, it is,
thought more blessed to give tbah to 1'6“.
031W},
”Wm
16‘" A sur-gical journal tells of a. man
who lived five years with a bull in his
head We have known lndiesA to live
twice as long with nothing but. bulli; in
their lu'nds.
' WHO” ...—4......-
W ‘A man excused himself for raw
tying by saying that his friends said he
drank too much for a single man.
. ‘1109'W '
' mgomebacltelm'g 8‘1 19"” because:
and -.som‘e marrieti'i
they like fighting;
moi; Ago bcantlAAso they like police
A~bA~A1.bo1AA..——q—-.o—
bend not God’s writ, are often forced to
heed the shentil’s. .
, ed.
Au exchange 5115's that those who.
In 'vavo Parts.
MAJ. THE’J Di: RF. ‘.Vl NTH HOP.
PART 1.
BY rut: LATE
CHAPTER I.
A KNOT AND A MAN T0 cur IT.
Coxsrenuartox l Consternntionin the
1 back office of Benjamin Brummage an.,
banker in Wall Street.
Yesterday down came Mr. Superin-
tendent Whither, from Dundrrbuuk, up
Athe. North P. iver to my, that, "unless
Something be done, at mus, the Dunder-
bunk Foundry and Iron-Works must.
wind up.” President. Brummttge forth-
with couvokod his Directors. And have
they sat around the green table, forlorn
as tho guests at. a. Bnt'mecide feast.
Well they might. be forlorn! It was
the roixy summer solstice, the lonrr'est and
fairest. day of all the year. But. rose-col-
or land Stnlshine had fled from Wall Street:
Noisy Crisis towing black l‘cnic, as 5
pulling steam—tug drags. u. three-docket
cocked and primed for destruction, had
suddenly sailed in upon Credit.
..As all the green inch-worms vanish on
the tenth of every J one, so on the tenth
of that June all the money in America
had buried itself and was as if it were not.
Everybody and everything was ready to
fall. If the hindmost brick went, (loom
would go the: whole file.
There were ten Directors of the Unix-
der bunk Foundry
Now, not seldom of a Board of ten Di-
rectors, five are wise and five are foolslx:
live wise, who bag all the Company’s
funds ih salaries and commissiouo for in-
dot'sing its paper: five foolish,‘who get.
no salaries, no commissions, no dividends
mouthing, indeed but. abuse from the:
..tockholdets, and the reputation of
thieves, That is to say, five of the ten
are pick-pockets; the. other live, packets
to he picked.
appalled that the Duutleritunk Di-
rectors were all honest. and foolish but one.
He, J elm Charm, honest. and wise was 011‘
at. the ‘7,.Vcst with his l1 erculeau should
one at the. wheels of 2. dead-locked rail-
road. These honcrt fall-own did not wish
Dunderbuul; to fail for several reasons.
First, it Was not pleasant to lose their
investment. Second. one important fail-
ure might betray Credit. to Crisis wiilx
Panic at its heels, whereupon every in-
vestment would be in (longer. Third,
”what. would become. of their Directorial
reputation ? From President Brummagc
down, each of these gentlemen Was one
.'.-r the pockets to be picked in a great;-
many companies. Such was of the: first
Wail-Street t: shiou, invited to lend his
name aus- take stock in every naw enter-
prise. Any 003 of them might have walk-
ed down town in a long patchwork Lona
made of the newspaper advertisemen s of
hoards' m which his name proudly figured.
If Dumlerbunk failed, the toga was torn,
and might presently go to rags beyond
repair. The first rent would inaugurate
universal rupture. How to avoid this
disasterl~thnt war the question. _
“State the case, Mr. Superintendent
Viihifller," said President Brummaga, in
his pompous manner, with pomp 5 little
collapsed gm: tampon.
Inefficient Whither whimpercd out; his
story.
The. canfessions of an impotent execu-
tive are sorry stall" to read. Whilller’s
long, dismal complaint shall not be re-
pented. He had taken a. prosperous con-
cern. had carried on things in his own
way, and now failure was inevitable. He
had brought raw material lavishly, and
worked it badly into half-ripe material,
which nobody'wauted to buy.He was in or-
rears. to his hands. He had tried to bul-
ly than: when they asked" to. their money,
They hall insulted him, and threatened to
kneel: off work, unless they were paid at
once. "A 50‘. of horrid trillions,” Whitf-
leA.scid,——”and his life wouldn’t. be safe
many days among them.”
“Withdrpw, if you please, Mr. Super-
intendent," Presiden 'Brummngo request—
‘”']‘ho Board will discuss measures
of relief.”
The more they discussed, the. more con-
sternation. Nobody said anything to the
purpose, except Mr. Sam Gwalp, his late
father’s lubberly son and successor.
"Blast i” said be; “we shall have to
let it slide 1"
Into this assembly of imbeciles unex-
pectedly entered Mr. John Churm. He
lmcl set his Western railroad trains rol-
ling. and was just. returned to lown.~~
ls'ow he was ready to put. thoseHerculenn
shoulders at any other bemired and ricke-
ty no-gocarb.
, Mr; Charm was not accustomed to be.
a Directm' in feeble companies. He came
into Dunderbnnk recently as executor of
his friend Dinner, 3 year ago bored to
death by a silly wife. .
' Churm’s bristly aspect and incisive
mnttner made him 5 sharp contrast. to
Brummage.‘ The latter personage was-
flcbby in flesh, and the Oppressively civil
counla’r jumper style of ' his youth had-
grow-n naturally into a department of1
most: lmposmp' pompOaity.
”131F115 'Téutlx’ Direemr listened to fihé
President's reoitutive of their difficultieat.
charmed by the Board.
_.,,.. "Gentlemen "’ Bald Dirnotor Chum)...
“you wont m thiiiéii. ”Elie first; is lion-
5: l"-
scemetl instantly filled with 5 cheerful
flight of gold American angles, each car-
rying'n douiilc cage on its back and oil
the soil of Alllfll‘lCJ. seemed to sprout with
coin, 118 after a shower a meadow sprouts
with the yellow hurls of the dandelion.
"Money! yes, Money l” murmured the
Directors.
It seemed a word of good omen, now.
"The recond tiling,” resumed the new-
comer, “555 a Man l”
The Directors looked at; each other and
did not; see such a being.
"The actual Superintendent. of Dun-
derbuuk u- a duntlerhead ” said 0!. arm.
“..l-‘uul” cried Sum Guelp, waking up
from a snooze.
Several of the Directors thus instruct~
ell, slanted a complimentary laugh.
“Urderfgentlemenl Orrderr!" said
the President, severely, rapping with a
paper cutter
“VV 0. must have a Man, not aWhitflet'!”
Churm continued. "And I have one in
my eye."
Everybody examined his eye.
"Would you be 5» good as to name
him ?" said Oltl Brummage, timidly.
He wanted to see a Man, bill. feared
the strange creature might. be dangerous.
“Richard Wade "‘ says Churn].
They din no know him. The name
sounded forcible.
"He lmé been in California,” the nom-
inixtzor Said.
A shudder ran around the green table.
They scented to see u. frowzy despemdo,
shaggy as a bison, in a red shirt. and jack-
boots, hung about the waist: with an as-
sortment of six-shooters and bowie-knives,
and standing against; a.‘ backgmund of
mustangs, monk-banks. and lynch-law.
“We must get, Wade,” Ciuu'tu says,
with authority "'_[le knows Iron by
heart. .118 can hanzlle Men I will back
him with my lilnuk'check, to any amount:
to his order.”
Here 1'. murmur of applause,
to a. cheer, burst from the. Directors.
Everybody knew that the Geological
Bunk deemed Churm’s deposits the fun-
damental, st mum of its wealth. They
lay “them in the vaults like underlying
granite. When hot times came, they
boiletl up in a mountain to buttress the
world.
Churm‘s blank check seemed to wave
in the air like an orillamnzc of victory.“
Its payee might. come from Botany Bay;
he might wear his heard to his knees, and
his belt stuclr full 0- howitzeraund boom-
erangs; he might have been repeatedly
hung by Vigilance Committees, and as
often out; down and revived. by galvanism;
hut. brandishing iliat clue-3k, good focally
thing,- less than 5 million, every Director
in Wall Streetwna his slave, his friend,
and his brother.
“Let us rota Mr. Wade in by accla-
matlon,” cried the Directors.
“But, guntlemco,” Chum! interposed,
“ii' I give him my blank check, he must
havo (ac-"ta Marielle, and no one to interfere
in his management."
li'ery Director, from President 'Brum-
magi-3 down, drew it long; face at this con.
dition.
It was one of their grant privileges to
potter in the Dunderhuuk afl'airs and pro-
pose ludiczcus impossibilities.
"Just. as you plough,“ Churn: continued
“I “Bailiff u competent man, a gen
tin-J L'ne follow. buck him with all the
cash he wants But he must. have his
own way. Now take him, or leave him!”
Such despotic talk. had never been
heard before in that. Directors' Room.—
Bn: they thought of their logos of adver-
tisement‘i in (longer. The blank check
shook its blundishments before their eyes.
“We take him,” they said, and Rich-
rrd Wade was the new Superintendent.
unanimously.
“He shall be at Dunderbunk to talm
hold tomorrow morning," suit} Churm,
and went. off to notify him.
Upon this, Consteruation soiled out;
of the hearts of Brntumage Jm'i as-
aociates.
They lunched with good appeties over
the green table, and the Frcsitlcnt conti-
deutly remarkcd,--
“1 don’t believe there is going to be
much of a crisis, after all.”
CHAPTER II.
BARRACKS FOR rm;- HERO.
Wade packed his kit, and took the
Hudson-River train for Dundcrlsunk the
same afternoon.
lie swullowad his dust he gasped for
his fresh air, he wept over his cindcrs, he
refused his "lozengers," lie was. admired
by all the pretty girls and detested by all
the puny men in the train, am] in good
time got. down at his station.
Hos stopped on the pl-itl' cm to survey
the land and w titer-privileges of his new
abode.
5v: oiling
"The- J one sunshine is unequalled," he
soiiloquized, “the river is splendid, the
hills are pretty, and the Highlands, north
respectable ; hill; the village has gone; to
Seed: Place and people look lazy, vicious
and ashamed 1 Suppose thou: chimneys
are my Foundry The smoke rises as if
the furnaceswere ill fed and weak tn the
lungs. Nothing, I Can see, looks olive,
except that queer little steamboat coming
in, «the ‘I Ainbuster ,’——jclly name for a
bout. 1” 1 ,
Wilde left his imp: at the station, and
V
heron" -
' not mun-z: it unyll ring but commouplcc
It would he forlorn on a. gray clay, and
utterly dismal in n atorm.
”1 ruusi look up n civilized house to
lodge in.’ thought the stranger. "1 can
not. possibly camp at the tavern. lls
cdl'cncc is rum, and smells to hcavcn.”
Presently our explorer found :I. neat,
white, two-story, home-like abode Oil the
upper sire-3t, overlooking tho river. .
“This promises,” he thought. “Here
are roses on the porch, 5 piano. or at.
least. a melodeon, by the pr..t'lor~winclow,
and thcy are insured in the Mutual, as
the Mutual’s pinto announces. Now, it”
that nicelooking person in black {see
setting in the buck-room is a widow, I
will camp here."
Perry I’ortctt was the home on the
door, and opposite the Sign of on omnium-
gal/term; country-store hintctl 11ml Perry
was deceased.” The hint: was a. hronri
one. Wail-3 "00,6 "Kingdom, Sutures-Soc
to la-tlo P (melt. "
"It's worth a. try to get in here out: of
the pagan barbarism around. I’ll pro
pose-55 a ledger—to the widow.”
80 said Wade, and rang the bell under:
the roses. A pretty, 1slim, delicate, (nir-
hnircd maiden answered.
"This explains the roses and the melo—
deoo,” thought- ‘Wnde, and asked, “Can.
I see your mothe 1'?"
Momma cam-c. “Mild, ti “id, accus~
touted to depend on the late Perry, and
wants. a. frieut ,” Wnde analyzed, while he
bowed. He proposed himself as a ledger.
“i. didn’t. Euros" it was talked of gener-
ally,” replied the «Ir-(50w, plaintivelv;”h out
I 'zave said that we felt lonesome, Mr
Partett bein"; rcne, and if the newrgmis-
tor”
Here she paused.
The cut of ‘Vaile’s
jib was unclerical. He did not 5:00p,
like a new minister. He was not pallid,
mAeag-re, and clad in untrholeEouie block,
111“) the some. His brunzed face Was
frank and hold and unfamiliar with spec-
ulations on Original Sin or Total De—
pt'avity.
"I am not- the
Wade. sm'liog slightly over
lathe; "but a new biiperin‘t
Foundry."
“Mr. Whither
Mrs Pnrtett.
She looked 181. her daughter, who gave
a little soil and ran out of the room
“W". at makes mv {laughter Belle feel
bad," acys tho widow, “is that. site had a
friend,-—weli, it, isn’t too much to any
that. they was on good 2.5 engugeti,——nud
re '35 foreman of the Foumlrj finishin-
shop. .’.ut somohuw Wl.iilier Spoilt him,
just as he spoils everything he touches;
and last winter, when Belle was away,
William anbcx—thnl‘s his name, lltl
his head is runnm' over with inventions
——~i.ool< to sprcein" and liquor, and got
nslmmerl ~31 himself zxzuj letdown from a
foreman to a hand, and is :11! the while
lettin’ down lower.”
The widow’s: heart. tans opened, Wade
walkedi H as ccnsoler This also opened
the lodgings to him. H0 was presently
installed in the large and small front—
rooms upstairs, unpacking his traps. noel
making himself permanently at home.
Superintendent Whither came over, hy-
ms‘l-by, to see his successor. He elid not.
like his loo {S The new man should have:
iookerl 1.20M. or weal; or mscnlls, to on it.
the outgocr.
new minister," said
Allis mous-
nt. for the
is goin" ?” exclaimed
“How long do you expect to stay?” asks
Whither, with n half-sneer, watching
Wade limping a map and a print. val--
(iris.
“Until the men and I, or the Compin-
ny and I, cannot pull together."
“I ’11 give you a. week to quarrel with
both, and another to see the whole can-
eern to go to‘ everlasting smaah. ' And
now if you ’re ready, I ’ll go over the. m:-
counta with you and prove it.”
Whither himself, insoient, cowardly,
and a humbug, it’ not. a swinlilor, was
enough, Wilda thought, to account for
any failure. But. he did not mention this
conviction.
CHAPTER III.
now 'ro 35;:qu .«x HYDRA.
At ten next. morning, Wltiliicr handed
over the safe-key to Wade, and deported
to ruin some other property, if he could
get. one to ruin. Wade walked with him
to the gate.
“1' m glad to he out; of a sinking ship. ’
said the err-boss. “The Works will go
down, sure as shooting; And i think
hays-"if well 021*: of. the. tlutchcs of thesu
men. They’re ll lmllyiug,m’cut Ettg‘firiuk-
log; set of internal rufilaus. Forerueu are
just. as had as hands. 1 never felt sale of
my life with them.”
“A bad lot, are they .7” mused Wade,
as he returned to the ofilce. “I must.
give them 15. little sharp talk by way of
Inaugural.”
He had the bell. lappul and the men cull
ed together in the main building.
Much work was still going on in an
inefficient, unsystemntic way.
While. hot fires were roaring in the
great; furnaces, smoke row from the «.’.-us-
ty beds where Titanic castings were. cool-
ing. Greuz cranes, marmclcd with hon-
vy chains stood over the furnace doors,
ready to lift stI: ...nn.it:g jorums (-t melted
metal, and pour out, hot. and hot for the
moulds to swallow,
’ alto-1 at
' to he bet-3:00 the
illlllllsy- as the shill: hills of tho ’1 Miriam
'l‘ilerc W? s 5. pi ie of short, «hi '9r masses, '
lying higglmly-péggle' j.'_, shot? from tho
uciu'hhot'iug minor. which needed tab};
crossed with fore.“ i'rn 5110-21f.1}l‘.11£31’8 it could-
he of much. use in 03'. tllx-xtion
Here, mommy-.1. material organ.
nil}- wltcel, large enough. i0 ..
knobbiez-It. ot'ost-et'oiés rm. '5- mi .g without
a wobble. ; a. cross-head Cl'( 55 Mail amt!
piston-mitt.) help mgr-351‘ . Sea-siting sleam- 1
er breast tl-e waves ; ;. light; walking:
'30. u: I), t s whirl {he pitiltlics 01%”. boat on. '
the river; and. other member;- oi' ma.
chines only ask'rzv' to he. put together
and billed by team and they would go
at. tltci l‘ rm; 1: with 0 will.
F mm the him? K rafters over! .'cad min-g 1
the heavy fold.5 of a dim ohms-01:05:, half
dust, half 501050. A dozen sunbecnm,
forcing their way through the grimy
panes of :he grinAJy upper windows, founé
131318 .'.-3:11} pun-7'10 a; pulp thin and 501111,
and they ovmirlcd out- «3‘ if. is 55.505 "3‘
rI'oldeI' .'u'lc hr nice?" like
pipes of {to mom: out oi its perusudicu-
lit".
“751010 grow indignant,»
about him and saw 50 much
and gem} t‘Iu'c-c was was:
a little will anéisltill to fruit:
mung-re the 310112110.
rupey and chaos
“All ll: 2y want. here.
thought}.
l-lt- shook‘ us 0 mm The. brain within
was well (law-10pm! with Ira-saith" exercise.
1: filled its case. and did not "all it: lilo:
cultured Enamel, orflsoum‘isoft like a
rotten one. It was a vigorous, muscular
brain. . The owner felt: that he Could
trust. it. for an ei'ort, as he could Jis inn-,,..
for a. shout, his legs for a loop-or his list.
for a. knock down argument.
At the tap of the bell, the "half: lot-’7
come togetlierf ’l‘hcy numbered more
than two hundred, the n git the Foundry
eras working short. They had been r-o- .
iii}: (1 that “tl: at. goneph of 9. Whitiléria
kicked out, and a new feller was in, who
looked cranky enough, and wanted. to 89.9
'cm and tell’ em whether he was a damtr‘
:00! or not. "
So all howls coll-53100. from the differ
out parts of the foundry to see ihe band.
They came up with easy and somewhat
s... angering hearing,«a wood many rougbs,
with' 1.9-0 .mtl there a million Several,” -
they appi‘ouched swung and tassel}. for
more eccsplus of strangtlt the sledge-s
wit '1: which they ha cl hot-n topping at. ”J8
twill ,sltiney patc- 01" their aorils Bar-'1
eruls wic hit-d theit long poi: 2'5}? 9 lancés.
Grimy chaps,all 'illI theiI lac-“5 streak-
H1 like Blochfimt in their war~paiut.-—-
Their hairy cheats: showu-J, where Bahia
then p'imde their elaborate shirt-1:050:53.
Some lad their sleeves rm:- 'icli up to the
elbow to exhibit thci compact flex-3:3
and extensors. Sum: '..-...} rolled their
ileum-l up to the shoulder, (thaw the 1
hulglr. 1' unis-ties of the Lippi-11' arm ' .Tl‘hey
mo 1.. . 'tp 102m tied about. the 1:15.111, like the
bibs. of our childi.ooil,---vr about 1‘66 ' '
waist,iil<e the coqaettish attic 105 which
young housewives utl’cct'. u.. others was
no great. coquetz'y in these. great. flags of .. . - ».
leather or canvas, and ti 9y were hi5
smeared and rust-stained Quite bayond
any bib ihnt ever suffered under Li's-oil?
and 1150155505 or mud-pie. ire stereos.
Th fly (1 :a'xt‘z‘. swagger-ed up, and
5.: wish-unitrough grace,
line, coiled and knotted like
3.3. 5 51‘1"; ‘ille
' .:- looked
good 5193‘
for wants-f-
the force 9.1116.
ooh-aired £59381:-
”_“u'
is 9. head.” he
1’11“]:
9,, .
in a sinuo- .-.<
a snake.
Teri $5020 5 tool the non" Barnum;
who was" to. take clown that Hydra? two
humh .'d cr: ms 0:: insul) Irdiuo man.
They ittspcctc cl him, and he them 833
coolly. 11-3 rent}. and ticketed each arm,
as be came rig—«good. land, 'or‘ on tlié
fence —-—:m.'l zrmclcetl each so that”. he, _ .
uoultl‘ Know him.- wrong Si. myriad. . 1 1
’lho .ilancls- '.icctl- he Head It was .
0. ourslioa whiz-flier the two hundred or
the one would be master in Duudcrbunk.
Which was: boss? Ah oiri question-«'4 1,
It has to he settled whcuevcr a new marl-1' .
claims porn: and tlzcm is alwayé a 11
struggle untilit is fonghiA out. by main
force of train at :5' '.lo.
Wade hurl mac-3 up his 1:1 ind 011.1115
whicct He waited in mom-Aunt. '.It til the
men were still. He was a. Saxon six-
footer of thirty wile slog-.1 easily 9.. his
pins, as if no had eyed men and facts be-
fore. His momh looked firm, his l:'—row
{‘Cl"‘,llfel.l his 0050 clippew, —-'ths.t :13
hands could see.
not always haul-3’11 by a slant
Seetiiiugly freight-021 brows
can} rmnhiuzv hut wit-.51 and tilnnruige:
The lit'rnna'ss-ma} in: all in 19.110 ”maus- '1
taclte, while the mouth hides (mouth, 13
mere silly gilt. All of which the hfinds
kit-aw. 1 , . . . -
W rule began, Shorii'zuu’. sharp as s “'19- '1
hummer, when it, has a but i...- shapo.
“I'm 9111: new Supez'iuleut'lent. Rich-
ard"Vll'ie,13'lllyl‘x:lfll€ l ran-9' tbe'bell'
because I .'.vimtetl _..to see you and hit”
you 5-39 use. You know as trail as I do.-
tllntiht-so Works on: in a bad way.“
'.l‘he} can‘t; stay 50 Tue}; m- tst come up "
and pay you regular .vagea anti tho- Cour
puny profits. Every man at you has got
spot “111311.11133-01-
5m 1105, and up to the mark mI * ‘1‘": '
Yet haven' i. been, ~—~' mil you .
icu’ve turmoil out rotten- 9511,,
that any hanest chop won 16 55' fill
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