5}”?le Carma
3 vTussday,Sept 30 1,3,73- , f ,
“THEY HAY- STO’II. DELI-[NO
‘ m. EIQUO‘INTO'N.
av Dam it. Treason.
Helical! zood' news for you, mother, the old
mam“ d, L , _
A“ 119 paused where his good wile was
_mglllding the bread,
I’whee’n Walking awhile with our friend
nelfihbor Browa,
And he says they’ re stopped selling liquor
in town.
I just took off my hatand shouted huna,
When he said men had got to live up to the
law '
And I know it would make your heart .
happy to know,
They have dried up the fountain of irrad-
ness and woe.
Now the town will be peaceful and safe
once again, ,
And the s‘treét' min ‘t be crowded with wild
drunken men.
And the boys won't be tempted to smoke,
drink and fight.
To gamble'r‘all ’day’ and. carouse. all. the
night.
There’s Kate, bless her heart, she will dance
like a top,V
For she can go back now, and sew in the
shop,
It won’t be unsafe for her now, I am sure,
For though sheis thoughtless, the child’s
heart is pure.
You needn‘t. buy things at th‘e'corners no
more,
For I’ll send Sam to town to the big dry
goods store,
He won’t come home with the buggy broke
down,
For I tell you they’ve stopped selling liquor
in town. '
There’s Jim he won‘t study and don’t- take
to work,
We can let him go now and hire out [or a
clerk,
It will do the boy good, he’ll find out it
ain ’t play,
And there ain’t any grog-shops to lead him
astray.
And there's little Peter, vou know how he
learnt,
And how he saves up every penny he cums
To buy anew book, and- the boy's got a
plan 7 '
That he'll be a lawyer when he is a man.
So it‘you are willing to venture, I think
We will send him to town now, he won’t
learn to drink.
Tl1ey‘ ve go good school, and he’ll learn
yery fas,
I am'vglad- they have stopped selling liquor
at last.
He paused and the wife of his youth made
reply,
While joy set the tear-drops like pearls
from her eye,
“Ileaven bless the pure hearts that have
put the curse down,
Thank God they have stopped selling liquor
in town."
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Son Truman Ocounl in hit. annr' 11
Gamers—T1111 Bonner Famas Nova
you run. Brena
wic'h‘ is in the State 11v Illinoy )E'
( August 27, 1878. ’
Things aint workla ez smooth with as ex
BIB’A‘ Surrox,
I cood wish 1n our movcmint for the releef '
av the hard-handed agricultoorists uv Illi-
noy. We hev made sum blunders ourselves,
and besides, the, farmers theirselves don’t
show. that . abstract euthoosiasm '.Vwich .1
wanted to see. They are too devoted to
things purely personal to take broad views
uv things.
Our first misforchoon occurred in the
election uv ofilcers uv our Grange. I got a
list nv the ofilcers, and we went on to fill
’em. Mr. Cephas Billius was electid Master,
M1'.Pettus, Treasurer, Mr. Brothers, Secre-
tary, and the other principal 'ofilc'e‘rs" wuz
filled by other gentlemen who woodcut de-
cline a county ofils 6 they wuz urged hard
snuff.
“What _am' I. to hev ?" I asked.
Billirts run his intellectooa‘l eye down the
list.
" Wood it soot you, to he Flora f"he replied.
“Anything 1” wuzmy anser.
Whereupon, I wu‘z’ clacted Flora, and the
list was published in the, county popen.
There wuz a gutl'aw all over the county
Not one uv us knowed that Flora wuz a
female L Knowledge _is w r'
3‘ c3...
1‘13?!“ stl‘taffl'” .I mite er. well put 011 a
white muslin dress, with low sleeves, and
staad3 _irra .tabloo es the Goddess uv Liberty.
But we endoorad the latture 11v the popth
at this little blunder, and went to work vig-
ger usly to drum up recro'cts. We held daily
meetings in the back room uv the Jackson
Hotel, discusain the wrongs uv the labor-in
classes. To 'see us there won a silo wioh
shood hey meltedthe hearts tn the laborin
men. Billinsos‘favori't'attitood wuz leaain
on his elbows on a temporary bar. '.Pettus,
lying on a long table, at full length, mourn-
fully. w‘e't'ti'a' 1111‘ lips ever and such with a
little whisky and water, while Blatherawuz
tipped back in a cheer with his feel (in '11
winder sill, :whermhc coed see the sons uv
toil, whbsé iota-g sV ivc tyuz h'watchin Over,
".._... an
a sweatin it‘rvu distinfiléid.
“Observe,’.’, spill Biathera, “that honest
ycomanry- i-pn‘tlih’ in his unrequited toil.
My sole aches for him.” ~
And to drown his sorrows at the site, Mr.
Biathers ordered a glass uv whisky,remark-
in to the landlord in themastabsént-uninded
manner to just chalE it down, wich the
landlord, hevin heard the conclndtn sentence
uv the ordar,‘ 13131111 ekally absent Sinded
manner didn’t bring the likker at all. His
unfeelia 'rer‘n‘a rk was 1111'; he was jist out of.
chalk. ‘33
That nttoi'noon 1 got- hold uv three 'faVr-
more. and h‘a‘h {long aad -sniisfoctbiy talk
with them. They were incensed agin
monopolies, and wore rea tl'r jinn in a
movemlnt to bust‘ em. vI to them uv our
new organiusliun, ind ihvhtg. th‘cm' +111
come with meahrlehroli lhsirselues. with a
choice han . noble. spirits, who wuz
goin tmbnst it" builds and elevate labcr to
its proper place.
“Are- yoo willin to film, Vsi'eh a holy cru-
sode i" I demanded. “Are yoo willin to jine
a organizashua hEobjwili give the farmers
labor—wioh will giv'e' e111, in short, what bc-'
longs to em. ”'
“We air! we air i" said they' 1n korous.
“Then come with me," sed I.
I ushered em into the back room ofthe
Jackspn' Hotel. '
“Billins. Blathers, Pcttus," I yelled ex-
ultiugly, .“lrcre. is three honest yeomanry
who has bill grbun‘d into the dust by thievln
monopolies, who want their rites—hera' 111
three reeroots for our noble army of free-
men Q” .' -
“It struck me at the _time that my fiiends
, did not look so «11111111111 e'z they should-
that they wore” the glacial appearance uv
three .men who wood bev liked to hav bin
somewhere olse.’
“Mr. Biliius,” se’d i’armcr No. 1 ,“yOu pr -
pose to give the farmers what is their doc.
do yoo. 9’3”,“
"111.111.111.111, yoo are going to restore to
the farmers wat is- their own, ain’t you in
sed firrmer'No. 2.
“M1 . Pctnis, you propose to help to restore
to labor what belongs_ to it, don’t yoo t"
“Certainly, " .sed Billins, Blathcrs and
Pettus, ez whitey; sheetsfl’; 5,: _
“Then' commence in, this holy croosade‘by
'..g'. ...,
vol 'Nilli, than without th
es: of flow--
.. he has turned out so poorly.
‘3 Jouccc ment of success.
- track, and a smash u‘
payiu me for the load uv buy I sold yoo 8
years ago " sed the lufooriatcd man, scezia
Billins by the throat.
“P11 y me for the load uv potatoes you bot
11v me last 11 inter, " shouted No.2 ,seezin
Blathers. "
“Pay me for the load uv wood I draw'd
yoo last. fall, wuz a year ago," shouted No.
8, goin for _Pettus;
The farmers didn’t git their pay, and we
hev abandoned all hopes uv sekoorin them.
There ain’t no use uv us sympathisers with
labor tryin to do anything with men who
take sich narrcr and grovelin views uv
things ez these men do. Principles are broad
and general in their anchor, and cannot ,be
brot down to sich small ’mntters «1 wood,
.potatoes and hay. Ontii men kin be made
broader our labors will be' 1n vain. Can’t
Pettus, Blathers and Billius sympathize with
labor jest on well when they don’ t pay on
when they do i
I follered these men out and heerd em ask
_each other wat earthly good it cood possibly
do labor and laboriamen to elect threEssich
'infernul beats to ofiis. This is the'reward
we git for our services in awakiaia the
masses to a sense uv their wrongs. And
the ongratefnl wretches are orgauiain to
elect aciool farmers to the Legislature. and
to sich county cfiises, ez have anything to
do with taxashea _‘sn , Wat indooso-
mint is there fcr _11's' to contray on our work 2
I shel keep 011 a little While thOugh I
kin avoid the fate that overtook my fri d,s
for I bevn’t been here long enutf to git ',in
debt. ' " ' anmtntv Nasn'v,
(Wunst Pestmnsler4Now Farmer.)
4Toledo Block.
newline 'Wltc Fcls.' .
A man at whose house: I (was 'a" guest
told me that he 1111.1 bitchy a hard drinker
and a cruel husband; h’Va'Vd': beaten his poor
wife till she had become used to it. “But
said he, f‘the'very moment I signed the
pledgeI thought of my wife—What will
my wife say to this ? Strange that I should
thinkof my'wifc the first thing, but I did,
and asI was going home,I said to myself
‘,Now, if I go home and tell her. all 011 a-
sudden that I have signed the pledge, she’ll
faint away, or she’ll up andzdo something;
and I crust break it to her by degrees. Only
think of ,it; why the night before I'd
she hadn‘ Hooked to please me, and now I
am planning to break good news to her, for
fear itwould upset her ”
As near as’I could gather from what he
told me,he found his wife sitting over the
embers, waiting for him.
into thehouse, he said:
“Nancy, 1‘ think that' ’
“We'll, Ned, what is it 2.” _
. “Well, I fthink I shall—that
mean to—to,—-—Nancy, I mean ,
“What is the matter, Ned. ’ Anything
the matter?” ' '
“Yes,“ said he, “matter is just this—"I
signed the tempcra'nce pledge, and so- help
me God I’ll keel) it. ” ' .
“She started to her feet, and she did
faintaway. I was just in time t0' catch
her; andasshelayin my arms, her eyes
shut, and 'her face so pale. thinks I, she’s'
dead, and I have done it now. But she
.-,.wasn't' dead; she ripened her eyes, and then
she put her arms around my neck, andI'
didn, t know she was so strong, as she pul-
ied and pulled till she got me down where,
I had not been for thirty years4on my
knees. Thanfshe 1111111: “0 G0d- help him i’
'audIsaid‘Amcni" and she said, “OGdd
help my poor Ned, and strengthen hint _to':
keep his pledgel’ and I hollered. ‘Ameni’
as loud as I could holler.' That was the
first timewve ever knelt together, but it was
not the last’ ,
=52:
Economy aria-day School Work.
1111 any. u. can rumm.
‘ Judge Carpenter, of the, Supreme Court
of Connecticut, in an address before an
educational institute, said of a criminal
whom he had been compelled to sentence
110-1116 gallows, that the cost to the commu-
nity of that man’s crime, if viewed merelv
as a matter of dollars and cents. was enough
to have met the expenses of a liberal educa-
tion for at least five young men. That case
is one of many. Crime is expensive. Edu~'
cation is economical. A Christiansirainlng,
which 15 likely to fit a man for a useful and
a happy life,cnsts far less to the community,
than the trarniug which a rogue gets, while
on his, way to the prison or the gallowa.
Stéphen Paxson, at one time made careful
inquiry into the expense incurred in the
care and trial, and execution of aman in
Illinois, after his arrest for the crime for
which he was finall hanged. He ascer-
Vtai‘ned, that' 1n the sa aries of officials, the
expenses of witnesses, the cost of the
prisoner ’skeeping, and the outlay for his
execution, at sufificient sum was paid to have
or to have met the average expenses of ‘a
country Sunday school of one hundred
scholars, for a quarter of a century, school
EYE: though 11.03.31?" 1t“ rs certainly true,
l3,057..‘s..-,1S"“1ei'tllikély to go widely astray
e religious training
which the Sunday school affords, and it
costs very little to give him this advantage.
An average of, say one dollar a year for
each scholar,‘ 1s about what a Sunday school
ought to have now a-days, for its ordinary
expenses. This small sum is probably
more than twice the actual average of Sun-
day school expenses throughout the United
States. Ten dollars for ten years of Sun-
day school training to a boy, seems but a
trifling outlay. Yet there are churches
which begrudge even this pittance to their
Sunday cho
people, 1n the vicinity of little neighbour-
hood Sunday schools, who think that the
library books, and music books, and teach-
ers’ papers, and scholars’ papers, and the
other necessaries and helps of a well.
.managEd Sunday school, cost a great deal
.of money in this extravagant age. A good
Sunday school does cost something. It
cannot be run for nothing, even by volun-
:tecr teachers. But it costs less to the com-
munity. where it does its quiet work for its
scale or its hundreds of boys and girls, for
awhole generation of youth, than do the
crimes and their punishment of one robber
or murderer. Hardly anything that' 1s done
' for boys and girls cost less than Sunday
school work. Hardly anything pays a
better return, in its good results on their
lives and characters. 48. 5. World.
How Yooxo MEN Fan..—
Sutton home with his family to live on the
old folks, ” and one neighbor to another. “It
seems hard, after all his father has done to
_fit him for business, and the capital he raves-
gted to start him so fairly. It is surprising
He' 1: a steady
young man, no ,bad habits, 93' for a‘sl know ,
he has a good Education; and was always
anything I am told he has tried .a. number
money every time. What can be the trouble
with Alfred, I should like to know, for I dont
want my boy to take his turn. ”
“Alt‘red' 15 smart enough, " said the other,
‘und s education enough, but he lacks the
“He never wants to
given. dollar’s worth of work fora dollar of.
money, and there 18 no other way fora young
man to make his fortune He must digifhe‘c
w’o'uld get gold. All the men that have suc-.
ceeded; 'honcstly or dishonestly, in making
money, have had to work for' it the sharpers
sometimes the hardest of all Aiired wishes
to set his train in motiongan'd let it take care
of itself No wonder Vt soon ran on the
,as tharesult.' Teach
your boy,t‘ri 8nd,,Ar toJ‘fittk with
when he does'wprlr' Givehitn $.ng
to make him he i h an ‘d happyl
learn earlfdh ,, '.isxiié bu ness of
Patient, self-den. work is the pricgtof
success. Base and dolence ‘cat away; ‘not
capital only, but- worse. still, all of 1111111' s
nerve power. Present gratification tends. .to
put 00‘ duty ua'til to-tmrrorv or next, week.
rich men to ‘die’ 'cb. To often 't'hE
der 1n a half-snore of years 'that 1111311 fathers-
were a life time accumulating. I wish- I
could ring it in the cars 0t every aspiring
young mom that work, hard work; of. head
and hands, is the price of success. ’4001111-
try Gentleman.
Mob—.44“
WA singular circumstance occurred in
connection with the death a few days since,
of the wife of Rev'. J. l Osterhout of Web-
ster. While she was sick with typhoid fe-
ver, her infant daughter, to months old, died,
but. the knowledge was kept from her. A
few days before her death, she W18 observed
looking up, as if she saw some object above
her, and on being asked what she saw re-
plied. “I am looking at the baby, and she
has died and you have not told me. There
she' rs, right up there." After this she saw,
her several times, rind folded her to her
-.—., .-.
arms, as she supposed.
knocked» her down, Just as like as not. if-
As he came-
' ’ all the active poisons, falsely called remedies, on
is I»
secured the organization of, say forty new. -
Sunday schools 1n frontier neighbourhood”? '
o-s and there are well to .do '..
“Tlrere' rs Alfred
considered smart, but he dosen’ t succeed in _~ .
of didn‘t-slit kinds of business, and sank;
It' rs gctting'tti’ihesn rare thing for- the sons 0 5 '
mum " '$5l
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
‘ 111-1.. J.Ka1m,M. 1).. r. 11.0. 313mm: of
.11.
Er;-
If upon writing on
.Address Union Pub _Co Boston lass . .
K Now ready fora agate, Home ' I
HEWE 0 Life in the 3 le, byDantet
Alison? clean °111i'"‘i‘-i°‘i’1il" "3
E'ppers c an
“L [flfl |,|,128 mlfialiden' Eane, N‘cw Y'rk. ' ,- '
..'
ans .nvar"
APPLE TREES 5].“!!le at low prices by
ress. C. 0. D., to be exam ncexd I .
genuine W. &‘ 1... Scott ‘12 Sons’ Muzzle Loader, with .
lki’orua 885.- , .
lit-Gov. Thos. 1i. Bramlette, Manager Fourth
Iuah 12,0000ashGifts‘81,500,000 onlysixtython- . .
sand tickets the chances being as l tc5.: Whole
CHOICE-T
Y 0U CAN ALWAYS It‘ll“),
DBMMON Jr NEWCOMB’S
oo’flam‘ saucer;
PAMIBY GBOOEBIES
F'BU'ITS and VEGETABLES
IN rum rnornsngrgs
A. sea nae sssortmcnto‘fg,
cnockrs’t, 11111 11111:; as.
Are also agents for, ,
' Sna‘ith’a’ Bakery,
And a supplyof fresh PIESC
always on Its
DEMMOM dt' NEWOOMB,
is}?
. coated in the best manner.
CAKE, BREAD,&c..
58 IAIN STBIET.
Groceries,
:11
GEORGE WARD SELLECK,
Kasconstantly In stock at his now stand.
' No. 9 Haiti Street.
. . A choice and fine assortmcatoi‘
Provisions, V
Flour, '
Fruit, (Co.,-V; ,
To which he we sldin‘vite the attentional: all who
wish to purchase first-class goods, at
Reasonable Prices. .- "
11111111. BEEF, sues-.11 a senoramri 1111111
or 111113, arruaa waona on sucan.
Droptn and see as in our new store.
No. 9 MAIN STREET.
_ ..g,
'1‘
it fair prices.
consisting of a general assortment of
Boots,Shoes,tiaiters,
he" both for Gentlemen and Ladles'wear, which
willbe sold veryIOw for Cobb, at. the old doll; .'
Ell-Y’s BLOCK,
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
BOOTS & SHOES
BE sufiscrlber would respectfully callthc atten-
tion of the public to their
NE W s'ro‘css OF, coon-s, V, '
All kinds of Gents’ and Ladies’ Boots, Shneb. the.
A Big 11.111411;- been going on {m yea" be; made to order,in the most workmanlikenanner,and
noasn cans 111m mom- nr r1111 110011;.
V. HIRAMgs. BROWN???
111711111 f
LUMBER MARKET
LEWIS BUBBBLI. 85 00
Timber Lumber,
' Shingles, 1.11111,
Builders’ Hardware, 81G, 3
AT WHOLESALE All IEl‘AVll. ,
OFFICE AND YARD. '
NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,
vtf Washington Str'ect. Switch-walk. EV;
Wonderfnl Machine
and roducts from the W
produced by Machinery.
mods Steam Engines.
in y'eare.
ing: 08
eenls.
hiid'ren half-price.
AMBBIGAN INSTITUTE.
Great National Exhibitor
N OW OPEN.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE RAJ-l.
2a! At all Avenues—88d a: 643]- Sim,
-: New York. .
in motion.
est. Silk on d
es’ Shoes. and Ivory Goods ma‘n afactured on the
premises. together with scores of other Novelties, all
S lendld Fruits
otton Goods,
The great Corset Loom "
nev’e‘i before exhibited. New and interesting Woo .
and: Metal Working Machines. all driven by enor- -
lore Novelties to be seen in
a few hours under one roofthau can usually be seen
Keating’s full Band. aitrcnoon and evens
en from 0 a. 111. to 10p. m. Ad'missi siou, 50
21087
;' To
Bavln
.to furnish
tlghe sSta’aefurals
'iade to order,
silépberd, Wal
ed on the snortcstnoti ce. ",‘
and Fanc- Cake
3m2
S.—"All kinds or World in
CHARLES
flkfl’fi
i
MURRA
iflflMESTlc AHD FAHBY BAHEHl.
THE PUBLIC of NOR
nfi commenced a
READ, CAKE
3 ‘.quality, wholesale
ALK and VICIN iTY.
I am nurses?
{goods will be .
treet. where
- 1'
rank
11111:. 111111 111111.. ,
" '. 231 shades.
' for-salein'anydesiredqttuntlty,atthe
.r. .
E T TE .Q,1";“‘.'.2°‘F .7:
Also, P111111 White
‘iIPRINTlN'G PAPERS. .,;".'
.—
mc h'avethera stones.
Feb. '1'. i'S'l'LS .
_ HARNESSES FOR SALE.
TEE subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that. he has now 01111111111. good . assert.
mentofHARNESSEs,1aadeof
rinls,‘wl1tch he will STEEL AS
poesihlyhe furnished at, say otherslmilar estab-
liahm'er. ti 11 the' county. Now tor the1 orders. Let
' - ~W B. SWAN; ‘
star
tbest mate-
lao they can
5‘4
,4
'.Cd'
‘1)?! dSewer.
i.
“Needle
extracbargc. ‘ ‘
:5.
see the
chasing.
P B .5. D '._,
Consulting Needl '
Wrong
on "and nicer uniu ..
imaging ‘Eve,Ngbprl%vs "
du-Self-‘Adiusting. f‘.’ '
We ":8 1n Tissue nger’taLe‘riher.
orruna a tee 11s 11 ....
Mb bout thé-T‘ablr‘etv K“
by)?" Cleancdaud Oiled; .
..urniug 111.56.131.11... over to Oil. "‘ -
urge Space under the Arm. , . ' .1
greater number of Attachments g‘iv‘em ‘witlr- '
SEC; 3. th'an any other Sewing Machine. with-
THE SECOR
LOCK-STITCH
SHUTTLE
new SEGOR. Before Pur-
986 Main Street, Bridgeport, CI.
Local. AGENTS woman.
.V V '31111 lowest
are madeo thefin .m
Sll'
Ann. ; zruns
several medical works on Patholo and b siolo
do, Proprietor of Dr. Kann’s lingual 012311.105?
Ninessliroadway, New York, begs to inform the.
public that. he has devoted a lifetime exclusively to
is speciality—ohm: of the treatment and cure or
Nervous and Physical Dehilitv, loss of Nerve ower
and in diseases arising from functional dlscr ers of
the reproductive organs.
Dr. Kaila may be confidentially consulted daily
(personally or by letter) at; his residence, No.29
Filth Av once, New York City. All letters must ecu.
tstn the usual consultation fee, 85. Hours of con.
sultoti'on,’ from 101111 2, and 5 title 8.
Just published—now edition-_pocket size—Ner-
vous Exhaustion. A highly-interestiu course of
hectarks.aedelivered by Dr.L. J. Rs 11. Mailed
free on receipt also seats. Address he foul-her,
20 Fifth Avenue, Ne\w York
_op...
1
fffla’m'?“
GA on T‘T r..-
~1
.'VJ-OB PR'rNu'IENG
‘ IjExecuted with treatnEss and dispatch I f'
m...» ,rarnrrno current; V. T;
_. n.1,».-
21011 of inventive
' 0f the Wilcox d1
13' .1 .‘
“‘"i-S. bl:
' Gianna encompass, (unass-
at all reasonablchours of the day ornlght. at
W' O. KITZ’Q
TONSOBIAL PA LACI.N9. lGllctteBuildlng.
Shaiihg'.llatr Dressing. Dyeing.Cntting,etc. cx-
Willi!" 01" STREET.
lily“t°' Street, 0. '
W11 olesalc and Retail Dealer in
H A RD W ARE ,
IRON, STEEL, ‘MECEANICS’ TOOLS, AGRI
CULTURAL IMPLEHBNTS. CARRIAGE
BODIES. WHEELS, RIIS, SHABTS,
nuns axonssrrtmos, hours,
' seem-al.1111111, nouns. rsmrs,
OILS, GLASS, VABNISII, $0..
At Lowest New York Prices.
Fair-field County
FIRE
lNSURANHH COMPANY,
South Nora-111k, (loan. .
. . . 1. ..
3. .,- 1.1: ~-
1
81122211111 V 3200'200
their, 1 J1111873 $301924 35
11‘s.}:
1
‘ 1
ll. n.1vsrlsnn, secretary. .-
SOUTII NOBWALK
man'ér st s‘hortuotlee, albums of
Stcans Sawing, .
" ' Scroll- Sawing,
‘~"' _Planing, ,
and 'l‘nrnisla'.
Theywrllalac furnish on the mostreascnableterma
allkinds of »
' 5-,Iidmainfaciure.toorder. .l'
sash ' VJ
’- Blindo, 3
nouns-rams, NEWER. 47C. ,
““ L“ "For sums and Billings, and
' the" kept constantly on hand.
W'orksaear
I . .
Prompt 'a'ttcntl’on' given to orders.
theSteam‘oatLanding.
TC L S.
. .Al 1112,, 3.1. TOLL£S,TrEaslrrcr.
B.I.T0 VB ' -
Ayer s
For
1132
Vitality and Color.
which is ‘at
-,linir.
~restorcs faded
nor“ ‘gray .-hair
to its original
color, with the
air is thickened, falling hair checked,
”and baldness often, though not always, .
cured by its use.
the hair where the follicles are de-
strayed, -or the glands atropiii and
decayed; but: such as remain c be
saved by this application, and stimu-
fitted into activity, so that a new
growth of hair 15 produced. Instead
5 golf fouling the hair with a. pasty sedi-
about, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occyrgnal use will prevent the hair
from turmng gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent bhlduefi?‘ The
restoratbn of vitality ng‘vesE‘to the
‘ w.- 8." liANl'OBDJ’rcaIdont, "J
“i 11111111111111.1111. r. enlist"
' ‘. Will leave each end of theroate sveryevenlag.
" noducc sold without charge for commission.
P13111113 M111 09..
Baildaraandntheraareinformed that this com-_
‘ party. _are 1101' prepared to execute in thebesr , ,
Lumber. .and, '1'1mber,.
Doors. Etc. ‘ ‘
ranch thrones-11.11“": mas _wooo‘ '
SOUTH NORWALKL ‘
‘ it.“ 11,11. Boston Ix use.
‘A _1 Boston k9
Hear Vlgor,‘ .
.toringtoGrayHairits-
A drossin'g‘ '
once agreeable," .
healthy, hand, _
effectual, fox
reserving the-r :'
It soon".
loss and 'fi'e'sVImess of youth“ Thia-
Nothing can restore '. I;
From From Tel-um! Festivals, 211- Hill, Parties, in,
T »
comm-11AM“,
”ad-sum vino-shonflrn'v'u‘x. “3 ' _ _. 11111111116111.1111
191:... . Cons-mu was». let-_- . Humalk Issuance latency, BEER, sona‘vvarnn
‘5 u‘ m 1; flex"; :‘mfl’m‘u 3991‘ No. 6. inanydealredquutltys‘B’APAnlLLA'
_, 1, - - g a 111.. ' .
El, ‘1'- Nb r1115 . “I 1:: '1: GAZETTE BUILDING, Ilm now 'pr'epa'red to iillallorderst‘orthe following
ros’ 0 mm m .. SIAIIIIAIID' MINERAL WATERS I
7;” _ f1: N.Y.Bx.& steamboat ,1“. u The subscribers ha‘ve established _a general Fire .
145 : No sin . 810 u and Life Inauranc'c'Agenz as aboveé'and will take 8., .
slo - No Train . sao .. everrvmetvotlhk- 11: obs-HI ImItQWP'“ LSELTZEI
.80) “ New Haven Accent. ’10 as nice. Theyare' agents or Darlen,Norwalk, Wert- CONG’BESS
“a. I: IN” Egrkfiancgggh 930 -- port, Bolton and Watch for the VIC a .
e 950 “ 0“"
no " No Train 1010 .. AIRIGIIITIIIIAI. INSURANCE 00.131111111111111
1010 -- No T1111 9
.11: .. . .. 11.1: 3 ammo . . measures ..
.. u - can a e r a
11 so " 11‘3de ‘ 3:3 as V48tf C. & C. F. ADAMS, forthetradcorprivatefamilies. "‘ t
_, 11.11 -- lgso'l'iralrr mo ,,,,,_ s1 nuns l‘l'llil'l‘,NOBWAl.K,
. 09 II. 0 ran , . v .
_ 11:225. tro- 3:125: “22:"; Eggs...“ . ASSETS AFTER DEDUCTING Underli‘ BayurondchwBloeks GBUIIAN.
V 200 "‘ Ne'wfisven Expreca :23 '1. ' CHICAGO LOSSES.
- :g: 1‘. fiz‘aiag'm'm "6 :: , Carriage Making
" 350 22:..New York Accom. 2?: u p CO“ LES & MERRILL, _‘Np_ .
iii-'1‘“ :-‘x.wvihi"..:.i'.“.’ :33 ‘224 3'.........s..v.11.,co.... 1.... PM» form n as: P A. :1: B. :1: N G.
5110 1‘: No 1'.-.111 no as Etna offivflrggt’ggorpnrancaconpaulu.“mm” nBsabscrIbcrlsfuliyprapa'radi‘at hisssrabliah-
i lb. 1% if; 3:32:23 :22. I: gags. ' . 13:11:13: .3:::nt:t:::.“.?.t¥.2f.:t...32.”.11.-.31
:1: I: 2:: names no :2 may. when..." .01. ...-...... memum'w't'" Tyler's “'1'."
u ' 050 ' Home o'chwYork 9117” 20552 meat is an art no or act 0 n . 01: won 11
:00 1. #0 THE: 1'25 " phenfx.3rooklyn.x‘_ y. 1::54555110 ex crienced and capabe eworkman. Paintings-d—
7:: H, 1131;:111' ' gr: :1 form‘ncgta‘fifN-ew York, ' 1.4271433: '1'; mmiugexccntcdiu ‘h°b°f1”d"ii'di:kwur.r..
3‘“ 1‘ "° Tm“ "0 “ .i‘.:i§f..i’3.'.m.wnoc1..1.'n'Y.1.1.11... ' '
33.11, mm}: , ,. .3‘1‘3...‘.'~ $111111 owérsfimg’remmah,‘ ‘ :0. 9.0333: RANGES.
:. v, ~,. ' .- . . 7 - so a once er ass. ..... s.oo
3;: '.E $312333” "4° 2: 11131116311111" 3.. ‘ a ,sss,arsss 90.9” 11° £32150!“ ______ lb,
”1000’ " New Haven Express :0 w” u v .ccmmerce,Albany .N. ' ““4““ Callandseethembcforcbnyingelaewhcrc.
10 80 " Saturdays only. [13:0 .. ' 'Narrazgliset‘t. ofProvidcnce,B. 1., 154.04700 6301163 F B B LDBN
. sowm rccxwooo. Prntdsree ggfigof'fioii‘d'dtfi' 0.. ”will” '
Aleman a Cleveland. 0, 295 00000 III H N‘ N W
50"“ ARRANGBIENT. Liverpopl'fland Lon‘don, andGlobcgepa; «5:10500 SO ET 1 G‘ E 1
rs e re use a 3 '
r. , DAILY LI NE. “mum,“ and "gnaw”. do do 2 104.5980: A FIRST cuss crrv
'— QueenoleverpooltLondon. do do- 4,355.80)“
,D R AN P E R
TAILflRIHG ESTABLISHMENT
At No. 1 Gazette Building,(up stairs.)
~ BBsnbscrlbar would rcsgectfulllnfotm theolii
sens ofNorwalk , thathc asopcned a first-class
New York Cit Establishment, as above where he
pledges himse f to give satisfaction to all‘ his custo-
InIla willgie especial attention to Boya'Garmentr
.as well as t one of gentlemen. Persons bringing
their own cloth can have the some out or made up,
in an artistlcmanner. atreasonable prices.
FRANCIS J. McKBON.
Machine Jobbing and Repairing.
The subscriber, having leased the shop and tools
of Ir. John Cotter, near the foot of it] Bill it-
11111 prepared to execute all kinds of Iachluc
Job ing, and to repair llachinery. Orders will re-
ceive rompt attention, and be executed in a work-
manil e manner. C. W. BU BRITT
subscrlncr has located in the BASEMENT 0F
WILSON’S BLOCK, (opposite Gazette Building,
where he will carry on the -
Gas Fitting and Plumbing Business
in all its branches. Being a PRACTICAL WORK;
IAN, and always either personally 001ng or super-
intending his work. he is confident of h s ability to
give satisfaction.
3 falthfnlattcntlonotia, busil‘l’css, REASONABLE
Imperial.of London, do do Misussoo
AndotherCnmpanies, Stockandlutual, inCon-
necticut and New Ycr .
GEORGE R. COWLES. BCBBBKIRBILL
LEATHEB'
_ .. BELTING.
11.1.1.1. 1111111,
HBRWILB 1111 111 101151
Till ILIGANT, FAST AND NIW STBANVEB,
A. :M: E i=1. :1: o U s ,
N and- after [outlay Oct. “11,1878, will leave.
Pier .Bost Btver, foot of ‘larket Street, at
2:40.]1'16'.‘ St'r'e'ét at 8 o’clock.
Leave South Norw'alk every morning at 1:50,- or -
on arrival at railroad trains. 'v
Esra?!) cts.,ExoursronT1ckets$1.25 :=
" THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS,‘ ' ‘
FreightaV atusuat rates. . _ - ,
DANEUBY A: NOBWALK II. B.
’ SUMMER ABBANGBIBNT. '
Commencing Hay 26th, 1871. ~ .
DAILITBAIN .2' -
Daily trains Isaac Norasolk Bridge.
Ki 9 48 a. 1n., } For all stations on the DanbnryA
‘Norw alk drShcgaug gVallev B. 8..
aEBawiayvilVl‘a wit 11p trains on tho
’ .1
.‘y '.
.3 :-.‘
sad eonna‘etln-a - I.’ '
fflousafomcna road. 45 MAIN STREET, NORW ALK CB Halli” MES] t W BK he hopes to
At a 55 p. m. For Daubury, and all Stations. 3 “I" II t 6 I’ll c I” I‘ODIEO— .
111191 11 a. m. For Btdg'efield and intcrmcdlata __ _i’ht‘ o. W. BUBBIT'I‘.
“you. ' ' " r~ 'r ‘ 135:; i - Dorrmqrr'omal as. macaw. Sept. 1921,1113.
‘S’I‘A’i‘fl oi W LLIAI. L. QUINTARD, late oi
Norwalk kia said District, deceased. ~ .
. . The CourtofProbate for the District of Norwalk.
hathtimitcd and allowed slx months from the date
hereof. for the Creditors of said Botatato exhibit
“ stints p.111. FreigbLtraVin.
"Locos Nor-wall: my!" Scrub Namath.
’ Have secured the agency far
A1732 1045mm, 815538 900p. 111. . -. ' , .
Lube Murmhflt'orwclk ‘ El " 7'" ' E ' " thatrciaims for settlement. Those who 11 lcct to
sin. and 945 a.m. :1 ll 480 p. m., Freight train . . : .» - prosantthclraccounta.properlyattasted',wit tlasaid
' . 1 l" ”fill : . ,. . .. . . time. willhe deborredo recovery, Allpersons in-
10 N, W. BACON, Sup’t. .- -" ' "' 7' " , dcbtcd to 'said estat‘carc requ'catcdtoma‘k‘ermmc-
P. Jewell &' Son 8' ‘ “333’ "m m °Lsors Qumran Bxeentrlx.
U IIIyII'aIA'IIfllMIflIII IAILIIAI . , -. t .
first wxxoaa a new .navun. musics. . ~ ,
SUHIBB ABRANGIHINT. .
., ._.. Lommepclng Nay '.flth. 1828.... a, ,, .
Trainaleave Passenger Station at South Norwolk
. - asfollovvs: . .
Dearth Nor‘awilk' for new York
1.111111 “1111111.
1' 7 Trousers 'B'ROSG
.14 Ron. '
‘e.oo “ Accommo atlon ' - . _
gig" “: Eocgglmggpdr‘gsgnsto in MD ' ' ' '
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38,".- vs Nordtc‘rerStamf ptara‘l’ Vori ' . . f ,
iitoo. 'u 131°33‘33““ ' ' "Blchi'i‘ll'eioklfi . Kaurcoxsraarnr _o'x nasal r011.
ht: ré;x.$cc1t1mm£xssuou' - _
. OS on press-
.4,02, “_, Boatoulx ress. STOCK 01"
no, . "Austin-'16
V Boston E'x re'ss. '
,Accom'mo ation
Boston Express. 1
0‘
It
New York for South Nor-Walk
E 1111 60111 1111 slurs arrears
' JE'EII'JIIVEI AIIPLAIEI IAIE
ofever'y-d'cscriptlon.
rowrsr'rscjronr 111....
00111. sugars: ' I ‘
At 7.10, 8.! Ix. 1.05,
555‘ 0 10,-(‘Loca' Bxlfsb;
(lx..£88(liobalAéxi,)"1’5:'
s.1o champagnes (1,111.) PJA
. scum Hos-wank 's'or New Haven.
Atti; 39A. 11., Accommodation
9.
1. «vi;
CANARY BlllllS
AT REDUCED PRICES,N
Trains leave New Haven for South Norwatk,at
...A'r‘___
2.40.(EX-'.)8-'.'10 (Ex-1.)”? EMS-”10.945 (3 IDA Towhiehwewouldlnvitetheattentlonofthc
11.36 tlt‘E' riz‘ir. (air) 21'5"" id "Ex' )1‘1‘ i'rd‘iex'lir 11.110 7
x or 1- gepor a
See ia'rge bills of advertisement at. Station E' K' LOCKWOOD S muslcalhpablic.
Houses and Hotels. -;
Em! . ni,RitiiiD Gcn’l Snpt., New Haven. NOTICE.
' ‘ perday l Agents wanted tAllclas'sa
5-10 2 at workingpeople, ofeith'crscx old
or younog. make more men ey at work for usiit their .
are moments, or all the ..ime, thin at anything
:sfe. Particulars free. Address G. Stinson A Co.,
”Portland Maine. .
JOHN. T. lil_.00DY Snp’t- Grand Central Depot
New York.
artnerahip under the name c 020
' ' RAY i0ND1§ Co., for the purfiose of transactlu
the Furniture and Undertaking nsiness, at the ol
WM. B. DANN,
HOHWAIK HOTEL llHEHl,
V River Street.
The very best of Turnouts,—1;qt,hfr. .c
any private
"gangs of also public
orwalk, J 1111c 10th. 1873.
. GEO BGE E. RAYMOND.
WILLIAM; R. LOCKWOOD.
D
NEW ROOMS!
A"... m rainstorm. .
E. 00111113111115 scars,
AVE removed to their new rooms in tthost-o' -
lice Building, (entrance one door west of the
._..yansed IT]:
onnlt.‘ ‘ firm of E' "R
accounts wit out delay.
eras
GEORGE l‘l. RAYMOND;
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
tion ofllindrufi', which is 0 Earn an
. those
. glean] glitfimces“ which make
,' some reparations dangerous and inju-
rions to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm '1‘ ”If .wonted
' merely" for e. H Al? _
:nothingslse can be four:
,.._Contaiifing neither 'cil riot!
not; soil white cumin-lo, ai‘i
(mg ongthe hair, giving mainlclfgl lossy'
lustre, and a grateful pe' ,
oI-v‘
A CARD.
, Thesubscriber, upongcmovln his store from the
. Borong h to the c y of’South orwalk, desires to
express his thank the ;, 3 k for the
liberal patrons???“ axte'fi
lie hopes by air
ratsln many formmstoii ers
tvc the coutide
rwalk
1
1
The Bartram Sefiln kltihln ,
NI
bs’, but unifies th
with a revolving attic; which. revol on. its}
carrier, is subject r. and requires no o
by which the threadgvvo'nf otherwlse be soiled; an
.the wear and frlct Iofl‘fi‘uace” is avoided. I
style of shuttle m with greater
Jud ease of operation uia'ktngo V"
with the same motion. of the
machine.
I .!I. is the easiest‘
Machines. Delica
can; operate the Bartram i
Bes't'
It. has the bestlzbetlfc,S in thc world—short Elli”:
etra ht with a its Ea'hanku'v By simply puttingit
needle bar ”I aa It will go. it' 1s set rifill
1! never has to barledmr thick or thin W520“.-
Wham
firing, '1 .
. ar '1
Mogul
It fits, without an
attic market. as it is
at five workoing partm‘tlfo
b6 do
go!
he inventor, (111».-
lmportant feature mfg-owl
,ustructeo as not limit‘ i . ,,
“ialty of work, an“the a
udheavy sewing well.
. W'c' ”3371'
no public to combine mime
.‘new andwonderfuiliac , e,a triallowt, _. gent
prove all and more: than ' '2 have'e‘lid of
off the “ Ban-nan. “i
J MIN OUT, Agent,
Dressmaking Rouge of
At the Aniline
,_ ours. is.-
OPERA HOUSE BLOC
On Exhibition at I
no, It. lath Street.
Pos- relief and cue/of Colds. Cholera:
marinas. Summer pm andln
digestion. A dolibl‘ona old-'1: for hot
wreaths rep
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Tmrarcar. Anvurcrunasa—An inter--
viewe'r' represendliiss Neils'Vo'n as saying:'—. '
“I‘ remEmbcr' 611cc playing 1a Ddh’lin‘.’ "‘It
was Julian, In the' death scene, when I
seized the dagger and stabbed myself, a
very excited Irishman' 1-11 the pit, overcome
with sympathy and terror, shrieked,‘ “011,
Jim, she’s done it.'3 I was so convulsed
with laughter that'I: could only get up a
giggle for the death struggle. And again,
I was playing Pauline in the “Lady of
Lyons,” with a weak 01.111.14.111. had been
sick, and was not strong, so I told him
when I rushed to him I would clasp my
'arms around him,.aud.he must just give
way a; little. I ilew'to his embrace and he
gave way indeed, and dowa to the door we
both went together entangled in my train.
We gathered ourselves up as best we could
‘and I caught him again with fervor. and
the audience tried to stifle their laughter,
when Claude’s next words brought .down
the house. ‘This is the heaviest blow of
all 1' Of canrse we had the laugh out‘ then.
But the most awkward accident happened
to me once in a provincial theatre, where
the scenic arrangementspvere meagre. We
had a kitchen for the ball-room, and the
tomb was set in the midst of the garden
V'shrubbery. I said,,3‘th‘at will never do.
Bring me some‘drapery, and I will shut 0!
tbs shrubbery.’ So I was mounted on the
top of the tomb and was engaged in pia-
niug up the improvised partition when up
went the curtain, and Juliet, who, should
have been quietly sleeping with the Copa-
lets, was caught in this very practical em-
ployment. ”
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Anvnx'rms or a Dussmo-Gowx.—-A
dy was anxious to make her husband a .3
present on the occasion of his birthday, and
it happening to fall in the winter, she
thought a. dressing-gown would be a most
useful requisition to his domestic comfort.
She went and purchased a fine Persian
pattern, well wadded. Not remembering
the exact height of her husband, she thought
it best to purchase it rather too long than
too short, to makesure of its usefulness.
The day was wet; the husband returned in
the afternoon, and she presented him with
the new article of comfort ; and he fancied
it, indeed. a great article of comfort after he
had put oil his wet garment. But it was
about ten inches to long. “Ob, never,
mind," said the aii'ectionatc wife; “I can
party in the evening, and were very merry;
and every one admired the beautiful dress-
lag-gown. After they had gone to bed, the
musically. She arose without disturbing
him, look the dressing- gown, and com-
menced her work, cutting 00' about the
length of ten inches to make it suit her hus-
band's statnture, and then to bed- again. In
some arrangements with her housekeeper,
that day. Scarcely had the lady left the
room when her sister—a good natured old
lady who l1ved with them—stepped in on
tip-toe, in order not to disturb the sleepers,
took the dressing- gown. cut it of about ten
_ awoke, and was- now anxious to surprise
his wife. Ringing for a servant, he- was
told to take the dressing- gown to a tailor,
and have it made shorter .by ten inches.
gown returned from the tailors when she
more into the room. Her husband had
just risen,and proposed to enjoy his c9111-
half to see her husband in a fine Persia__11
shootrng Jacket instead -of a comforlab e
,dreasiug- gown.
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4‘ nans"-‘-Bx A Sum. Box. —,Hea ds are
of difi'cr at shadés and sizes. They am full
ofuotions.
most. Some persons can tell what a man
is by the shape of his head. High heads
are the best kind. Vet knowing people
are called long heads. A fellow that
called hot headed. If he is not quite so
head is cut off you are beheaded. Our
beads are covered- with hair, except bald
heads. There are b'arrel- heads, heads 'of
sermons—arid some ministers used to have
heads of cattle, as the farmer calls his cows
and oxen, head winds, drumrhesds, cabba
heads, logger-heads, come to a head, heas
of chapters, head him off. hand of the' four.-
right; but the worst of all heads are dead-
heads, who hang around an Editor for free
tickets to the circus
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' T111: Sroav or a Wasnm. -We went
out to Slaymakers in June,to spend the
summer, but we have been obliged to move.
Slaymaker had a small stream near his
house, from which he used to pump water
into the tank in his garret. It occurred
him some time ago that it would be a’
idea to put up a windmill Which could no
cost. of 8500. The first do it began to re-
volve it frightened SlaymaEer’ 's best horse,’
and the arms Were so long that- they nearly
'b'raiued Slaym‘aker’s oldest boy, who was
When it gsuddenl stopped work, and, refused
to move an inn: Slay maker" accordingly
per! the 111111 began to porn like fury.
Sis maker, :11 alarm. procure s ro
tank was empty he tried to make the wind"
movable 1r SI aymak'er ‘le
couple of weeks, and carried be water up
to the Muse in- buék’els, because he was-
get t0'w0rk tit a‘u' eminent-10111111, as there
the t be no 0 ofthemachmer get
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the waste rat on e a-was 4’
kugvn ’iu that neighborhood.- The 1111111.-
" tn‘illsm'adc a 11111-115111 hundred Evolutions
a minute; and-left the bad of the stream be-'
low itcom let‘ely‘d'ry ,whileit .rednears‘
one an hour into Slaymakeus
The boarders all swam out‘ of the.
window's, and spent the
uia der- 0f the
night“ 11': the 1111-11, whileé gla' ynak'er took to?-
, a tree, from which ,a'td a light, 1111,1111
magnificent viewof the ii is as
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every minute or‘two‘brmging out with, t em
er' s shirts, or a washsta'n'd. M11: savers;
sell. He will probably close it out jgh‘e‘a
. to a purchaser-”who wants to 'take it Vawa
right off 41011: Add
Dispatches front Australia report a great:
buildings .wcre destrgod,“ and the total loss
is estimated ati
The Hudson rl‘vcr railroad has placed at
Poughkeepsic, for use whenév‘a'r needed. a
wrecking car, iust completed, which con- '
tains everything necessary to' quickly clear
avva. any wreck resulting from an accident
on: t ,e road;
The carpet worm is a new pest not dis-
covered. It is of dark color, less 1 an 11:11.1
an inch in length, and covered withfin‘e
hair. It makes havoc with-- ca '19 in a-
short time. It is said that fine. as t or fine
cedar chips sprinkled on the edges of car-
pets will protect them from its ravdges
A contractor says_ that' he mirror. in twenty
years’ experience in Boston, knew work-
may, cod and true " so scarce as now.
He (:0an get aplen ty 11,111 were willing and
anxious to draw their pay, but to do an iron-
est day’ s wdrk", th could not 1.1- found in
any numbe r.‘ M’éc autos ;1_1,rtisans_, and la-'
borers could’ not be had at any price. , ,
. e ex-gu en cfSpain' 1s defendant in 1111 V,
out 11' instt tried by héi' husbnnd, 'v‘vlr'o a'écu
salt is wife ofsqnandering her fortunein po
ii'tiéal enterprises and .extra t' 11mm
meats. She was, he says, wort 1,000,000
francs a year when she went to live in Paris . .
but since then her income has dwindled ‘
down to 500,0001raucs, and if she is allowed
to can, as she seemslncli
in a few yeors be penni less.
A bridal procession
four hours passiuB‘V-Si. vcn POIN- Th3!
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inches, as she knew it was too long the .:,
night before. An hour after, the gentleman ,
fifteen heads to one sermon—pin-heads,-t~
so that it ran against a fence and was killed', =
standing béneath watching the machine. ‘
pumped the t'd’nk full, and just as he stop-
e and j"
tie one of the' wings to a tree. W en the-=
afraid 'to fill the tankéw'he’n the mill 1hight- '
a chair or a 11111. trunk, or one of 811111111er '
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easily shorten it to suit you.” They had a ..
wind and rain made such a noise that the
wife couldn’t sleep; her husband sacred
the morning she was up early. to make :.
as several friends were expected to dinner -
The good wife was detained longer than 3,
expected, and scarcely had the dressing».
fort. But how surprised was his better .
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Large heads do not hold the 3
won't stop for anything or anybody tax
bright he' rs callcd soft-headed. If he won't ,
be acoaxed or turned they call him pig-'
headed. Animals have va small heads.
The heads or fools slant bac. When your
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