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With my darling little baby
Asleep upon my breast.
While lids, with silken fringes,
Shut out the waning l-gbt;
A little hand, close folded,
Holds mamma’s fingers tight;
.. And in their soft, white wrappingr,
At last in perfect lest, " 4
Two dainty feet are cuddled
Like birdies in a nest.
All hopes and love unworthy
Depart at thissweet hour;
All true and noble longings
Renew their holy power;
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With a baby on her breast.
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A VISION 0F 68mm!
A oaornsdon.
V_I.
“It will com}.
“Already we have. seen the handwriting,
Infatuated governments, sell-
seeking ofilcials,fradulent capitalists, they .
on the wall.
may put ofi' the day of reckoning, in which
the whole social fabric shall latter and
crumble awayI and men wonder that-such a
hollow thing should have stood so long;
but the day must come.
“Aye! But when? How many ages of
ignorance and injustice must first pass over
us i How many thousands perish ofwsnt?
and how many live out" a life little better
than a prolonged death-struggle t”
This was my midnight reverie. Mechani-
cally I took up a newspaper; but it was
one symptom of the attack of Communism-
on-the-brain under which I was laboring
that, look where I would down those
columns, I saw nothing but those sickening
paragraphs giving an account of the amount
of destitution at present existing in London,
and always side by side , with those, to me
just as sickeninghtating that the late 80-
" and-So’s will had been "proved,4and the per-
sonally sworn under; £2, 000,000! Did I
. turn to the Law Courts, I was sure to work
how, in one, some"‘wretched. street Arab
had been neuter. cal to six" mouthsrorrapetty'
larceny, in not !,ler the Honorable bank-
rupt’s liabilities‘ 1 1d been laid at £550, 000, no
assets, bankrupt discharged. so much for
“the times" an 1 their equity. “And still
men can wonder at the discontent, and
still the cry_ noes up in. vain, and still, till
the millions shall feel their strength and lay
hands on all those rights, so long, so skil-
fully monopolized by the units.
“But the means! How many more
French revolutions and blunders and
massacres? How many victims must fall
to ignorance and.tyranny and prejudice?
How much heroism be wasted on both sides
era Communism become more than a mere
name—Va nightmare to some, a daydream to
others? Only our children’ s children’s
children will know this i"
“I beg your. pardon,” said a voice at my
elbow. .
Starting, for I had thought myself alone
in my study, I turned and saw a stranger.
He was clad in what I willcall a toga, and
carried what [will call a wand. (But, on '
the back and in the hand of a common
churchwarden, we should call the first '
"cassock ” and the second, “poker.") “Sir!”
I uttered, amazed
~“You were holding forth on the subject
so many prate about, to few understand—
Communism. Do you mean to say that
you belong to the few who have its princll
plea really at heart it"
"I am one of those unfortunate persons,"
I replied despondingly. “Who and what
are you? Have you come hither to mock
me as a political dreamer of dreams I"
“Nothing of the sort; I come from a "con
tented city; a city of liberty, equality, and
fraternity. If you like,I will take you to
seoyousideal realized—a comfort for the
million, in a land where all go shares in
happiness." ’-’
I had read Dante, V“Faust," and “The
Coming Race. " I saw the ofi‘eriug to
initiate me into the mysteries of the super-V
natoral.
“Are you Virgil f” I "asked, sorrowfully, '
and shaking§my head. “If so, you won'VVt" .do
formc. I6 never trouble my head more
than I can help about the arrangements 0!
Paladin, Purgatory, or Pandemonium.
Are you Mephistophelesf If so, I shnn’t
do for you. I am a philanthropist, and you
cannot tempt me. Do you come from the
Yril Ya I Can Vril, which may very likely
never be discovered after all, take 08 one
jot from the social misery of 1873 t” 4
“I’ve no connection with the parties,” he
replied, dryly: “I'm a plain nineteenth
century man, and here's my card—Isotes,
late Manager of the Grand Communist
Company, unlimited. ”
“Lab,” I repeated.
you ordhe Commune t"
‘ 0h, neither; the manager, not the man.
is no more—now the Commune is self- -sup
porting at last. ” "
"But where' to your state I” -
“AM Our company don’t advertise.
We're the Commune thrown open to the
public, rogues from the opposite political
“Which is-defuncl,
party Would get in, and—ouch is their school, you will ‘1‘“! find “‘3‘. some half. beauty is me'm- the m of damn “I
venomous hatred for the principles of
equality and justice—move heaven and
earth to sow discord among us, undermint
our system-and bring about its ruin. In
you, blind. backward. prejudiced though
you are, I see an honest, thorough-going
leveller. We have no objection to such as
you inspecting our establishment. ”
“Have you had many visitors i"
“None. We have just got our state into
good working order, and in consideration
of my services as manager, I am ofilcially
selected to show the .Comniune to such ont-
siders as I find worthy. You Do the first 1
have found. ” '
The very first. ! My heart bounded. I
thought of the leaders I would write, the
pamphlets, the essays. What a treasure I
should be to all the editors in London.
“Will you venture IV"- VIII: asked.
“That I will," said I solemnly, clasping
his offer ed palm
He took hold of my arm, saying, “The
fareror the trip is ten pounds, unditkoro:
are no extra fees.“ .
n.
I had nerved. myself for a strange and
fearful voyage. I was prostreVd to eneoun.
ter- murky shades and Stygiau rivers, to be
shutdown the shaft of IV m e,_ or waned,
aloft on an aerial excursion o the much,
like" the kdvcntorors "in" “Debt! "and Bijou.“
Great was mysurprisc, and deep, my. accret-
disappointment, when my guide took- me in
a comm 1n cab "to I". railway station, and
thence into a train, with nothing remarkable
about it except that-we were the only pas-
sengers: V
Then I think I must have slept.
passing through a fine "open- country.
There, opposite me set my guide smoking a
cigar, with a self—complacent, impossible
air.
When I
roused myself it was broad day. We were
“Tell me, Isoml’ I been lay-end by,
might have kept "pace- with" us.
ed our state. Started with Simple Com
munism.”
thing as compound'Commuuism I"
"Capital, its been long settled ameng as-
simple affairs as the distribution of land,
years ago, as you may on negro slavery
I exclaimed, rapturously.
“Not so fast.
learnt our A B C, and that was all.
slight.
more certain they were to be broken. Mon
gkept'mskiug fortunes under the rose,"a"nd
there was no stopping hands from giving or
hands from taking. Comfort and misery
seemed nciirly as unevenly distributed as
ever. ‘ Some fellows lived in clover, others
died in a ditch. Some were worshipped
and flattered, others persecuted and troddon
down. Evidently there was a bitch in the
Commune,—4a panic spread among the
shareholders, and we had a rough job to
weather the crisis. But this first éxperi-
mcnt had opened some of. our eyes to the
stumbling stone—tho root of the evil. ”
' “And where did you find that it lay f"
“In Nature. "
“Ah, ” I sighed, “in Original Sin. "
“Nothing ofthe sort. In the Iniquinous
Original Division of Personal Stock.”
‘Eh t"
“.I’ll make 1thla1n to you in a few words.
There, in our State, all such private pra-
perty as land," money, "and marketable
commodities, wasnow public. but on. mo-
nopoliesof Nature's gills '11th the smallest
check was laid. "The anomaly’s monstrous
when you see it. "
. “Well" said I, “but unfortunately the
gifts of Nature are not "things you can put
into a common purse in which every one fi
to go shares. ” I spoke jestiugly, but Isotes
looked perfectly serious, and was ”about to
explain, when the trnin Idrew up at a sIsVVV-V
tiou.
“Here we "are." said he, “let theCommune
speak for itself”
As we walked down from the station to a
large thriving looking city, he observed, “1
have sketched out your day, so that. you
hall not waste time. First, I’ll take you
round the town, just stopping to cast a
glance at the colleges, hallo. and public
buildings. Then you shall come to my
hou"se,dine with me, and in the evening,
I’ll take you to a private ball. I want you
thus toget a general notion of our social
system, and we can take the details to"
marrow.
m.
We began with the College. Of my first
impression of the town I say nothing, find-
medium size, and the-similea of each other.
I was going to make a note of tho unplexs.
ing monotony of the efi’ect, but I observed
the absence of dens" and hovols such as dis-
grace our metropolis, and let it pass.
his
ng, stood a little apart thou: the town. The
vast playgrounds were swarming withj
youthful communists. It was witn‘ some
motion that I watched the sport of those
oys. Little, probably, did they rock of
"Gd
realm, and an education tree from the
dangers of our public colleges, those little
monarchics, with all mousrchy's ibuscs in
miniature—bullying for the weak, license
for the strong, fiattory for the rich. and
titled. Isotes and I stood watching I cricket
match. Some of the players, big, burly.
fellows, seemed curiously clumsy and
stupid, the rest ..were nimble and okllthl.
. but "feeble and puny, and I thought the
game lagged. Near me a youth of uncont-
and asked when he was- going to take his
innings.
“I neyer play cricket,” he replied. “It’s.
"bad for me.. Can’t you see how nstonn.
uVat'ely strong I am"? Feel-my arm."
oil," said I. “with those muscles of
yours,I—should hope you’d soon boat the
dying well over the College roo. "
. As I spake,- Isoteo- drcw- mo forcibly
aVWay. “Mind what you'V ro about, please,"
said. he, sharply, “I shall have" to" answer
for the misconduct of thorvisltors I.- bring
over. Recollect, you're not at "Eton or
Harrow.Tl1o College rules with- -rogard to
athletic games are these"! "Boyd" whose"
stock of naturl strength and agility: thall
exceed the average Varo forbidden to prscoV
lice them and become proficients." Where
"the excess of physical power is Vextrcfito, are
any is Vforbldden to take" part in them It: all.
This ;1_sV in ordor that ;all- tliose who do play
may be nearly on I par. "
“But what tamo afi'airs your games must
always be 1"
“Throw the competition open to a largo
edition will outshino all the rest, and be
worshipped as heroes and kings. And
why i Because. they sro honest anddcocrv-
log? No. Bccauool" they Acbance to be
thorn to an exorbitant amount of. private
property—brawny arms, broad chests, long_
legs, quick sight. Is this a cause why a-
youth, like your lapd and water giants,
should make muncy', be talked about and"
have halfa newspaper column devoted to
him Valid his exploits i What is to become
of the weaker, the pony, tho shortewinded
brethren? But grant practice and skill to
the weak, and not to the strong, and you
bring the two parties can level." .
To this I had nothing to reply. He next
took me into the gymnasium, "where we
found such a sickly looking set ' of boys,
that laskcd, in somealarm. if the site of
theCollegowere-'a-hoalthybnc.‘ ~ "
“Uncommonly so. The redistribution of
the wealth of health, a very delicatcjob, too,
has been carried out- with signal success.
Not "a boy loaves school of whom it can be
saidrthat he has a particularly Vrobnst or I-
particularly skuky constitution. We have
uisoultary standard, the highest to" which it
is possible, by dint ofcarc and exercise, to
raise the weakly boys. The reduction to it
task, but quite necessary. There is no-
privilege that givesa man such an undue
sion of the lion‘s share ofhblllll.”
where a number of little Communists" were
receiving instruction in the Latin tongue.
I noticed one bright-eyed, sharp-looking
follow, sitting by himself, munching an
apple. I patted him on the head. and
asked him the Latin for apple.
“I’ve not begun Latin,’ hesaid.
“Not yet I”
more.)
“No, and I’m half afraid V_l shan’t.
know, I’m a‘monstrously clover follow."
Com-
" -.inunism as you and they understand it, is a
very old- story-mere boy's play. Why we
began it twenty years ago, when we slatt-
“Is there then," I asked- mildly, “suclt- .a:
“That‘s the very point I’m coming to.
As for the little question of Labor oersus
but there you 'aVre, still bickering about such
stock, and so forth. Why we "look on
private property, abolished by us twenty
the Corn Laws, and other-exploded abuses."
.“Twenty years of. perfect Communism t"
We had made a beginning,
In
point of fact the difi’ereuce it made was
The more stringent the laws, the
heir privileges, birth in this equitable,
Vmonly powerful build lay. stretched lastly ,
.111 the grass, looking on,- I accosted" him, ;
awkward squad yonder, and send the bull "
of the overhoalthy is I comparatively easy "
advantage over his neighbors as tho posses- ;
We were now entering the school-room,
(He looked thirteen, or
You
enabled him to buy up tho whole College,
masters included The sumo allowance of
teaching and brain culture that hie school-
fcllowarocoivc would bring him in extra-
profit at the rate of 900 per cool. But by
3.
mental income to the average figure, and
mass."
“But the injustice to the boy himself "’
“He' 11 well ofi' enough."
“But must fall short of what he might
have been. "
“ Which makes him equal with tho others. ~V
There is amp point up to which all-._-
"ed. Those with ready "wits, [90¢ memos
rice, and superior Opowcrs of- application:
should be kept by artificial means from
rising above it. Shall the boy who- learns
slowly and hardly be branded as a": «see,
because that despot, Nature, bio netted
him iii f Shall the .nsturIlly kill, the keen,
the sagacions, trample oli- tho radically
obtuse? Not here in tho Commune." i " '
Here in the Commune", "no. VI was, begin
sing to understand. they nudes-took "to sot
even Nature to rights, and life wosV I handl-
cap race. ,
1v.
As we went into thostroet, tthVfirst words
that Isotes let drOp confounded" me quite
“All, ” he said, carelessly,“k4ot‘c4comcotlte4
Ilarquis,1'll introduce you," if- you "like."
“Marquis l" I repeated. aghsst.
“ch, theMVarquiVs of. CVaVraVbbas. "
"And"- you call- this a Communal"
“Why not! Because wckilvc our "Va'tlsIOc-‘j
racy f” Vt"
such 4an4 .lustitution Via- contrary to ski "fillet
principles of equality". ”
“You talk like a novice, who hisfilt get
beyond théVfiVtV'tVlt" principles. Youwa everer 4.
thing yet tolaurh. Iiobk tkci'c."
A may hunchback was riding towards
us. He was magnificently dressed (a you
contrast in thins-mot; to;- the :cthcszialc
citizens, YIO all wore. plain clothes—very-
thoroughbred.
“That‘s his Grace'boaid holes,-
politely. ' “In" the Commune nllcnpplus, ..
barons. blind diets" fll‘lfidllfih naught-ll.
and so oil.- Titlesrlsltrg with'tne '
the natural: "chat.
cfre born to ckentaaeofiscmr. so: helm
with them, and oucc they. Jt‘tt'vtllled, saying
."thnt it was fiatly absurd;lu"gCo"mn1uno, for
"Whole plate to their lava; dollars somebody
man. It was a husky hit, this; raising as
into a nobility. moire. they were s up“
grumbling; But this" guarantees lite-4dr I
them from their birth." marathon“
to laugh at Carabbss. They" don’t dale,
now thathe- has got his coronal In
mantle." A citizen was passing at this mo-
ment, and stopped to‘ shake hands with
Tn. College, s large, symmetrical sun... Isotes, who accosted him at the top of his .1
voice—
“WelL-.—did "yougth the order 4t"
given up; yet.” V V
“Thatgcntleman myclcgro” "
for an order”—
“For the hospital I"
“No, no, for an older of" knighthood.
will be dubbed imififildtoly. ”
"fa fit of laughter.
struck by the absonco-ofboanty among the
women, and also by Ville "frightful way in
which many of Vireo fwol'o "arched. This
"flied taste sesmcd, vhcwover,by no: means
general. Presently’l" "inquired," jesthigly,“
Isotcs, whether they had many pretty lady
question.
larger than at them; There goes a
pretty. girl-Jock l?" ' '
the sight of Idamsol Vin _IVV not: block gown
and shawl, widow’ a cap: audapoetacles.
“0h, youmeau tho dross. .'Vfly
git, she has splendideyes lists find co
ion." That girl came "to u": with s fortune Vin
herface. "wolblu; the" V"V_' ofcourso.
"she. couldn‘t have it to‘ spend -VWc know.
how, in society, 1|:onch near attractive"
lord it over the homely-ind silent; how‘,
when it comes to ma’rrldgg, ‘thu former may
pick and choose flora Vs." hundred editors, and
the latter. never. conic, in" lbs usingloofier
Now we can't alter the fish’- uses: but
dross goes '-.-a long. way," sad their :custutnoi
we can and do" regulate Our fixed note of
for
lady. who" dresses well,snd those to whom
an extrsMnt groutfof‘gracs and good-
looks": was: "dado. in.- tho firstlustalce have
to dress down to it.” 4
I thought this a- ssjd. 111%de asked "if
things had slwaysbeonooin.tho.Comufi1ne.
“No." he said with a High "there was a
time—but we must not react—when no
limitation was. laid on. personal charms.
What "were the -res"ull4st4.:" Appropriatiopof
the afiecticns of the whole- youth of" tho
Commune by some kulfm helical In-
surrectiou of the snub-nosed resource.
and herd-restored sisterhood"! It certainly
was a crying injustice for them, though fair-
ly well-conducted and hard-working "tobo"
"quoted in social life at half thoprlco of
those othera An lattitutlcn of. ugly heir-V
cases would only have complicated matters;
But "we soothéd Ill; dllciltlco by tkio" an.
plo. expedient of the “Reduction of all
Beauty to a ll'cdlum. ’" '
v.
IsotosV next directod'my attention to "I
large ball, from which emanated. ”unmet
manic. “Shall" we lock in!“ be asked-
“tkere’s a grand concert going on at the
Academy." '
“By all means," I- replied"; “I am a mush"
clan myself, and always regretted "to hear it
said that such doctrines as yours had a ma-
dency to disparage the fins arts."
He laughed. “Another of the crude no.
lions of a beginner. llero we encourage
art, under proper restrictions, of course;
Even a Commmuno feels the want "of u" Ill-
tle recreation. now and then."
.My first act as we entered the concert-
room was to clap both" hands tony "cars.
"A Coinmunfit- virtuoso ess runningtkroug
some variations, with wonderfisl Vfi'scility and
tremendous force, on that instrument of
torture—a Vp o utterly out of" tune.
Luckily he h'"a nearly finished. Soon ("he
never found it out. It was one ‘of tho:
masters hero who detected in bias a private. .
hoard ofquicknoscandintollkcnco which;
cleverly invested; would our do] In":
keeping him back, and carefully checkingVV4
his activity of mind, we cut down his not:
prevent his unjust promotion over the-
boys, not positively deficient, can bocducat V ‘
“I’ve got such an enormoustockof- beauty,
Vsjtndéin flammable: They-syn; it goes
“Eon at’tkisVfltB i'mstti‘hsvof' to ‘tbamyussir:
.t‘chlesLV if I could learn to squint.”
her to her. The wo’ can "is in-
plain clot es), and" war": mphnttsl- on a fine gamma 5:: immensely, amigo P Abel
4 " who was a very handsome, striking-looking
W“; ‘"feVllow. No had an unfortunate lmpedl-V
; .Viment in his speech, but all Allis, observations,
when he did get them outfiverc most- origi-
1"“ n-sl, thonghtftil' .snd witty. not once or
“dim-1m“ WP" twice he let fills remark betraying.“ 13"..
.noranco amountin to that of a "savage.
time wot-call! did‘. aot‘kcuw “RI to "(VIO- Immediately ‘MS “in” I started llllli V
Isoteofortk'obsli ho had promised totako
me to. "Aawo went! seized the: opportu-
men to start in life It sucks disudvantago to lull
as they'did..-Now,Vwo-obuldmndmtho14in," of beingalono with him congrd to
proposed to. exteuuinate all the locimbloi, "
but th“ measure W“ rejected astoo inku- them, "with parts of outrageousvtiluc, coat“?! But “'9 'uytns ll. I "OWN"- 45".":
peeinllyi Abel; who, at the age of slx,co1'n- 2"
posed verses" and plcycd like anangélou
t l . Of arse h was
s-hare of that rospect which" is every honest in :& an? his educatioifrorhfiilzot:
ing nothing to “y The ham '3" .n of man’s due, Bill! of" Whlcll nature deprived. “to“ “remny ne‘kc‘ed- AI sixteen DC
wastakon with I" lucky summer which had?
squared'matters. to'some degree. But he
‘ had still to be watched. Fol-Va suspicion
hadbeen spread that thc‘ summer was all a
.. “W‘W’ -A"'A""‘“""°F‘! sod thud r it n ..
Im“”*~mlm. I‘mnot “up n w "are" “‘
“has lately become very (Inf Ht! 1111le "fellows aso not:alth‘i-wTITW’Ii31¢!Sum“!a
are" "so "apt to monopolinc the invitations. I”
knevt’r men in London who might p’os'itivfly
choose for themselves; night: abor night at
But they don't think diocese bad enough who” table they. Vm¢ dine- while "fur another" in glory. But do not hartho V"way
at present. Shoulditbecomo confirmed ho". others an evcnbsg am home wasa rare
to play 0141‘?— .
"us would havo' deceived“ exuuvsgau
‘r
"such cases i"
, We had "now reached my gitido’ s house.
As we went up stairs, he 's'sked me if I was
beginnlng to 1111de communism.
“I think, with you, that I _'h'IVVvo everything
to learn.” I" "replied; humbly". "do the' draw-V
lug-room we foundtwoyoungpcoplemkm
holes introduced to tile "as his son and
daughter, A4-bél end "Eva". Ho" "thou. "cucusod
himoelf, crying to attond “idiotic bethcss".
Eva was a beauty.- I" know it" directly
from her unbecomingdress. There, beneath
her hideous trip, ""I ebuld "apy‘V the croppcd
gold ba‘ir."
slender thrust, the ill"- fitting" gown "slid snot.
in‘o‘its- slippers agracefiil figure and tidy feet,
those blue spéctacle'c- a" bright "pthfV of eyes".
I icon became steeds "with her IndAbel". I
I frankly admitted how sorry Iwaslo see
her disfiguro hoist: bystsesneciioles
"What’s to be done IV" should seriously:
V_g‘ray. Perhaps I might leave. W my spec
' “Don’t, pray, talk of anything so horri-
bio. "Hove you" "any skiers, o‘r brotherly, be"-
initlea Abel i"
"I "Several. But we we them "all 4s44w's‘y".
theveral Communist families were very short
1;o'f. children at that: "time. ."Goncoi'lly as
:4disnyss four" or. fi'vei'r‘o allowed to cook .
household ”
Isotes now JVolned usfiIiVlVdV we all went to
in on his charming son and daughter.
He told me they had given the Commune
world of trouble, being endowed, both of
ham, put on in order that he might: be sl-
owed to dine out.
“To. dine out i”
“Abel has a good deal :of Won,
“A very agreeable follow to meet at din--
Win—A
slim or applause,“ broke in the" «manager . .V
“doublo “not of "tho gltV-"l," who is the most-
painstaking person "outbox «was. :
nine" hours" a- day}; Dist Vth'er fiagérssro nit-
sunny still. The odes-nu s fiokibllity or’
"All this no got the" hulking, inherited trots;
his mother, who was musical too.Is’1_t"fV"sI4r
that he who holds I lufch musical fortune
that he never earned should lit. allowed tho
extrasdvantsgc ofk first-"rsto lustruho'nti
' :Wbat" chance". would Labor have agalnit
- Capital without some stick regulations to
* balance a preponderance of the latter in
clumsyrafi‘ beip‘oke a";
found both very convorsstidiiol ind lively: '
Only when I alluded" to the Costume VVLst
in4 tho conclude a shade crossed EvI shoe. ,
purities,- and brought all things to o‘tio stand?
It- is ainiser‘ablo society that is founded on
selfish principles alone, and not on charity
"odly low wages. Isit new
I owned that it wit. "" 4" '
saw. Isbteti. Ho! wda' lookhtg' II' III res
pronchfully, moré In fp'ltytkik in «use.
“Bil-anger", I art-ck} you. in "thonaiVo" ofVVtko
Commune l” " V
The! .mstsha I memos us In
preliminary enminatlcu homo Vm.
Irate charged-V- with- layman.- comm III
yet-Via. onVVchVoV command cuties about;
:awsyfi-omtkoirhcmes. V .. , .3:
I had notlmotopropusomy deacon"? ill”
I4 could do was to reply to the questions in:
a straightforward ”mound snd..so':tbo in:
outer emailmvmmsesnos to slip
Out" "IV”..L" -- -4:. - '
“Yog woresdmittod to theCommuuus u
visitor 4?" V 3
III w” l!
. “But as a true convert to thoprinclples4 of
liberty and My)" ' 4 ‘ '
“Certainly " V
“And Vein" you dolly" Vikat"l1"or"e the logo of
M ’Vn .
“NO 11 V
“You were. token "la" Ville sctot undormlq
lug" "tho principles onin
..I
.of superior artistic powers.” V
menus. . What becoracs‘df equality t" 311
“You go" too "for. Take" wealth rasterkF
the" public good, but“. stop there.”
They" looked at" each other with “DISC-2
meat. “Don't you perceive," said am
. that this arrangomogt enkuiic'os onormohk
ly the values of a capitol 'of beauty. inlets,"
:V .
tent, or imagination? Other things being"
equal what chance hero. belch has a blockéVV"
hood against a man of genius!" .
“But your system is" nonotural." .
“Thit we allow. If all men were born:
tree" and equal, our lswswouldnot be nous-4V
no two are equal. It is the glory of our":
th'sto "to have done away with bull'vo' filo-:7 VVV
Qfdi 11 -
5;“A "standard of mediocrity” cried,
"which" none an", to have a chance of pay-
tug; lfsll mustjbe alike", and noVHVllJeitIV
ho tint-rate, m can be first-"rate, and what
becomes of perfection t" V
" - At this all the magistrates rose in disme
with an" outcry", “What was that word I' Ite-
post it "
“ es,” I persisted, “that you must own.
to' all and honor for what is great and good
ignature and man. As for the, Icon boar
rand blessed event. Natural social gifts...
I made no cominont; But the picture such as Abel’s,
th“ “0“? béforcmc: 91 3. House. 01" LOW owner's gross receipts of social pleasure will
4114““ censtlteudewfi '0 51'0“ “143119“an be far' in advance of "those of- the majority
of b's fellow-men, whose aocial' 1ncomes are
Pas-ins through the We. 1 1m chieflr derived non. less productive sources.”
must be fiddled. Else the
vs. .
My spirits, which had been a little damp—
ekby. tne previous dialogue, rose as we on-
‘te’red. thobull room. I delight-in d
‘and was beginning to accustom mysfnto
tho efiocts of the Costume Laws. Iro- .
Communists". He looked astonished “a" auctions. said Isotes, were not considered
" necessary at a ball. So I walked up unheal-
“Why, '59 ““3 “4"" “In" '4" never tstingly to a young and tolerably nice took-
“130.
big girl, and requested the honor of" I dance. "41'1“" .'l
,, She almost bounded from her chair"- with
“PIC”, “THRIFT, f mum rudely, SI ““1““, 0-!" llldlglllllOll, 01‘ DO“! .
“Why; I'm only sVercnthen. Surely IV
den't look more than that !"4
' “A charming age," I replied gslsnlly.
9“" “Sweet :sevonteon, may! have the pleas-
are?”
VSIthVurat-d to- beechsporon with-s look
”of dismay Ishsll never" target; but the old
ladyV smiled on pic" . guy.
“The politicians:- ~ stranger. I have
heard allxbouthitu. Sit down,’ ’-sho added,
to me.” “you may" "talk to; my daughtcfi
though- slio my not. dance. In the. cost-V
mono,- no: $er overdose, till she is past five
49nd twee; 4
‘ “But why,mudam,whyt" .
“It is a ."sVetVV-ofi’i "to tho. fexsggorstod profit
afioVrded to youth audfileshuoss and denied:
to nestle; worth and Waco. We
passed" this". by-"Vlcw "to. quiet the spinsters.
They brought a petition. complaining that,
having neither the, dignified position of co mm . vii:
married womeVn,lVIoVr thonttractiono of early 6 “1;. . ..w sAA- “
girlhood, thoyew were unfiirly placed. The
grievance" wIs proved. Thlarulo and I few.
others of the same sort wore pissed in their":
favor, and have worked "very well, far there
have been no complaints since. ”
Of all the aberrations Vofjustice I had yet
witnessed, thfiseeusud to no the most pro-
"pos‘terom. Unable to disguise my feelings,
”I left the room in I hul, without I word to
lsotos, and walked "straight back" to his
house, trying "to invent Ionic excuse for my
"sudden Vfitgb't. As. I mounted the stairs I .
1.me moot exquisite sounds" stalks;
from minimising-room.- I- opened the door
softly", entered "on Vtintoo, sndthoro r"e1'1_"1_sl'n-’_
ed, rooted to the spot. by, the charmingeight
that met my one. Burs-id of her ruff cap
" fond spectacteVs, looking nslovolyus an angel,
metastases. uni-5:13am} tier stood
Abel." Noticing; mitotic-4d. Halts :touckoI'
.-VVtko notes "viltlif. an inflicted Vat-Vila, but "her .
.vVoch'V‘s: th‘oufil‘t quits unhiflflmss beauti-
fhl-Hpsat Molten-rich. full. and finite
distorted, touro- of delight rose to
m gar-"inbuilt" . .
finen’tbbft‘ljktcnudflimplorod arm
' iycntldqon alive the
,,
and; again Erik“
witksattius’tsstn
“Whatdoyon mean 1".shoc141ed.“rle4sso.
please don't tell. Only‘V papa know, and
he says there’s no harm in it if I never 'slngV- ,
and I never do, except to Abel. But [did
Comm :would' not trusttmctludfif they.
swordsmansnassrsusdsaismi
knew}! nighttime ’tc' "thc Ming dVls'
. and onsdcyinu'
self If need let not" one WW2?"
to excellence", becauso grcstncss" is cooler for
some than for others. "Vl‘or perfeétion is tho
goal- all are to run" for, though few can re-
echo" the "prize."
At the word:. Perfitction, there alone such
an uproar "as completely drownedinyj voice
I was selsod, hustled out of theV room also
the street, dragged to tho railwayoststlon
and put into s special 4 fast as if
started I erll Islecp’, W V I awoke' in
my study, repeating". “Pertcctlou is tho goal
It! aV'rV‘e to rep for, though iowcdn rch‘Vii‘v‘o
the prize. "--4flo WWI: ‘
" "' " dispatch VsVIyI that the ex"-
aminationigffCuptaln. Buddington lasted
fi'vo he I
" 5.9.!
Ball. His indium Vabotii," proceeding be"-
good" the. point rcuchod 0! dog. lo min,
11va tor in Arctic waiters, and" hostels:-
Vicarofdsngox orb" VV .m o
lburney, while there might boys been an
"appearance of" up V .. chanacloThe
"weather in th"o"_ northern"."lstl’tudo was so
dangerous that no" "xiii dare. risk" I" vessel
in" I higkorlatititdo "wltk tho arctic winter
approaching lnrsply Vic-"tho [question as
"In his pomuslcoadubfiuddllxtoc“ said ho
hsdbeon occustomsd to amt noun
' occasionally, but denied overhavlng drank
enough to incapacitate liim" for" duty or make
dangerous wstérs. "Tho aspiration of
myself ‘and t‘Vy‘ was more "seriously re-
gutted by" thonsoa tho Fulani! that could
valoi I".satl portanceuo the cremation!»
.....
wind , v-suddonly Th: 11" m
position, t s
:udV loo" W“ ."tho m”? "tho- vesVoVol.
Dotilli” whathappon" Vader; "the" "sepsis-
tion huvo directly. boon narrated
Tho eximlsationwas “resumed holiday",
and tho "death cffillandbhndlnto. .
Pastas-n loo-lies“ M. you.
were in Interested. town; 01de with.
"starvation; how woufiasppfiyourssltwhh
"of a young student. “from tin: «can!!!»
‘ the prompt reply. The embryo «11qu
thought to have usurped thinrbut tho
"ollocticn ratks‘i thankiflyewtt. :fiwit iaxp'ouz
record tuht could sum:- m was
promotedby gt ‘ the more answer
rant 1." of BusstI; no doubt believed he was
.Vuctlng very originally whomdlsgustod with
' tkobadridjngofupmgti tartar.»
" Vccmmsndudtb!
mailinutnéfim
getter). .Iwkw
tVtethVonV's
thalate actor, .'ordcrod the prompt
mention. I: he
'llt w
erelo swath" master Col l' . “It cah‘t t
“.3“ 13;; ...
. 7*?
t4“:
V.
. ‘pounds per night, and m inflic- TVIi‘d
fléwolsshowe’lodbothctubflltlfi, «suns.
Em‘ip‘i
xx,n:i"i"aststs Agent.
norstlp and purchased the Boots and shoe
StorcofG. 0. hoolcr, would most rcepectfullyluvite
l-‘Olk sans; clump.
his oldcnstomors, also, our oldfrienus and patrons
andtho public in general, to give no scall and we
willconvincethem thatb
Casting a furtivc-glandcubout. tkv W
look it of- myself, 'ith'batedbrostk; .V 1."; V.- . .
MRI“) work twice «manomet-
“Shame on the fiddle thxtllvlll my y-tri-
bute to s cortltn? mutton o'rlls" We" on
the curl In if: libt Millions "ilk“ Kyoto]
:‘all "Vm'on"V" "are, as poorlyss possible, equal V
“No-"- protesting Viislnst the" sequestration "4
«superior! Superior powors "can only ""
belong :to Va few. cod if allowed iteo plow. ;
enable a erw to lift up their bends over thud 34
wealth into your hands it! be dealt out lb: me 3% the loo-trusses: Vl’dfior'hlilfi
l _
men an? "born dependent on each other, "I4IVIVd
. fimfi-g gm. tubing .
Gas. “administered when desired. A new device for
where hunor'fl'u. ml." in formic, 3'04“" thrseltlngtootn and inserting artificial dentures I
wusbared "entirely upon his experience, II I, ,V,
Vhlm" unfit ibrltb datum of". navigator "in
loll! .
nmhlour’ Miwnfiifilmnt 3
11mm mtgkthkvtbuu duo to my ro’e: N
‘id'to told he “linguists ”reunionoplled
eeee‘snertet
most glorious voice; "an tho world. Take .2
4 caroufitmultivstoitwo h'ein
“In“ diam “V “W?! W: 933,ch
”"2"" BEITl‘EIEN’ S FUBIISIIIVIE £0098
done," sold tkIt- usofist 0! "al" ' .“ho Ins-no .
m.- II. h:
V .. hound Cure. Vuinfior Norwalk I
Single c6p__l_e_s 5 can».
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III! III ems IEITIIII, EIIIIIII. ao.,
' Tnxbssnurnl house Ind lotrucontlycccn piod‘ by
(s. I. Duty. on ltuswooVu Avenue, don“: Nor-
6'20! 111me and
until
Lon Minoan. Tao hcnnukas s . ‘ -
and ,ssruoee and marble orientate” “all: -
mill“ Al' “4'- : test. uses masses-qualms. Malachi-1',
- bclrill TI" loco is within .% wklk
gym "gm "3m Conn. the No.1; Buv‘ois" unlined DopoItnshc iii";- a rail":
M“- “’ ..“-..V ‘ “trite: .. ..“ term..." “throng“
. f .. I o c
eldmspromptlrco gfimglc I; no {43",
“Vim V" f :“~ MENU!!- mt n. or South nomitfcm'.
stuck val-lug or" dolr purposes.
(“ingot tho uuutkln
mmrysto'ro- onso,’ Carrlggou case. to.
'VWill bo anion
cheap, a.“
PAID "POD SALE.
desirable place formerly known as the
stead Earns, locItcd on Beldon’s nut.
poktly. a Wiltonaxd‘porstyfn‘ Norwalkmoniprlslug
Vovor sovonty acres of good land. well adapted to
with I'll-nuance o"!
with Dwelling, two
tor-o. A I to
Islet. fixing“.
and] Place for Sale.
B300“ AND ”situated just west of the
.strld. steer triage, on m south side of the
Target» acacia-"ace
. V for “nuts. The house contains six
-. roonis Iwith collar; denied ts ofi'md at a low price ,
ofJamo-Panton.
‘lv 1' “"°"“‘°t..“' mama-tr"
“games" of, tests. VrVosd-jaicoqsss -:m0-T “Wan oarrwx on...Vi
Nag-strum a. nun, V V . “Eerty
1,551... °4‘ ‘44" . ' Tull subscriber oi... for Sale his 11m Property
irons ”foot
I ltnatod in Wont Norwalk. ‘-
Ironic-Dari uDopobtkros miles from South Nor-
watk,aad two" miles tram New Canaan. conslsun
. crummy two. stolrlos high.- “that.” its:
hoadan lof water, with three
NI! twomil
We 1" Wallis I annexes,
kit-pp mire. cud-lilacs on s_1V-4.,Ve
th o“N41'sr1va‘l‘kh..t§om1. Consultation gratis from
IV. VI. to I p. m. “at!
THE
Real" Estate Agency.
undersigned "wouldbo pleased to" receive or-
ders from those living“ Dwellin" s or Farm
- tho sell or to
‘F” shinessatto
“mm to" "wishiromptness and
(to pur-
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Rooms, Conn. .
, t Coanccflcutlotol
clot“ lathfitroo Street all“! 9'
manuals madamumw sans.
1.
int. 1.0. DABBOUR,
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Boo No. munch"
concointlskottofimldlng". :"xm".:; h
Vplsto work-light, durable and cheap.
Du". seamen.
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AG! INBLII.
a II on! I‘m-"nor,
7e BROAD war"; NVEW Your.
Residence. Stanford, 01..
Special attonstcnpxtd‘to country rostdekcos. .s-Iy
Ilvl ”Union" "formerly1 Nodal) as:
it?“ aims ‘
Jl-lIIS MTDCDDDLJ
Olen, nltoioll’s Block, wall street,-
lies] Estate sous, tritium... a.
atpnbllcand private sale. Auction Sales of 4‘ 4
£00318. LOTS, I‘m,"
AND Pansoanapnornnzn THORBURNV’S SEEDS
"Silos of Furniture at Owncn’
40Vflco No.‘r VI". alumna Bail g.V
‘ :lNORWALK, CONN.
City Residences, Parole and
..Oountry" Beats ,
Bonght,Sold,Ronted and Exchanged.
Vfiouso Furnishing Goods,
Also all kinds of .
Moohas‘sicx' Tools.
V AND ' V
Afilllotlll'llltfil 'IMPlEMEllTS.
Locks, Irons. in ms. .4 an" antennas!
nationals. POCKET anon-am country
of the best kind. Bememherthc place, '
No. 3 Opera House Block,
sou'rn nonwamx, c’omv.
'0 OeQUliT‘BD, BUVRI KIA)?
W. H." swoans,
llercllaltt Tailor
COVRNIB WASHINGTON AND MAIN 8T8"
4 4'0"! NOBWALKF" CONN"
Scotch Cheviots, Melton s, Craps and
English Coatings,
[ADI UP IN STYLE, AND AT LOWEST PRICES.
A LARGE ASSOBTIIINT OF
Gents’ Furnishing Goods.
Gents’ Kid Gloves,
or III linden and Colors. or III loss
- anal I7. '
CE IS BETTER TRAN
Hardware, Paints. tilts, Glass,
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$.11 “1,3“ m two Ill"! north 0‘ New 9“" which makes quick-stemfiat we are bound to give Wire therbenighted hauled. IM VIVth
up}, A Lyndgmévpjmm. Bldgo. satisfaction and def com etttlon. Our motto Is
Had they not their GalileoF-Ncwton too—
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3mm Born” so Doll“: .V I 10ml} m; “ .." .4. II BIA Who can end stall. Particular attention paid to H
n . . - . . - ‘ ' ' . ad. the
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“'3 W4 "V43 0!":er in “W WET ' the town of Nanak, for sale tilt ors "mm m ". . . . 81°“? ,
everything." . . as. sun-n. w.-c. QUINTA ran at 00.,
Another shriek M' M IIITDII 3 rod gun. Wholesalesnd ltetailnealerstn Had they not painters, who M ‘9' '0
hand on me slioulfiir. Turnlig «"rouid "1 Pain!-
"Raphael, to take an instance—well" II we.
With near tour hundredfycars of light tho
less it o
Is Phidlas matched in onrgrcat century I
And architects 2 Sure Egypt and alliance.
V And ruined Athens, tell offair reptiles!
The Pyramids, and temples. {1me Greeks,
May" vie With our town-halls "and iultl.
tutes.
0
Their marble Venice, with her dapplcd tint!
Their gray old minite’rs, strong as cbfiol
led rocks,
Their Tyrolean castles, lifiodhigh, V
Hay outlast all ' our brick-and-mortur
blocks. ‘
And were there not refinements in the.
, days, V
And elegant luxuries of domestic life 1
1 read the answer in the precious things
Whereof these clustering cabinets “13th
What can we show so beautiful in Vart I
What new of ours can match. their won-
drous ‘11-
This fragile porcelain—4111s Yonetlxn glass—
..This delicate necklace of Etruscan gold f
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. , .. .\ no.1 Bataan Axo- , Licensed Auction yoke—
mists MM“ mourns. , Infidoimm, 09".“.‘5 kc. .- toonclosochurches, dwellings andbnrlalprots. When all those and m mu ll
"w . ”CW "I" 3‘ VGMHMEmgulgk-fi 131"!"me - ”Am; were reared? g o c "p u
. r, .
.sq‘snlto any «amount. " ‘94. fifl? mum-sclntlfmc. of Lab's-m": [roll Gatflsg0°r15huu°4u and A d h hxy
. . an“, Hit “3.. n weret ere not some preachers-444i s-
4.G t .B lldl ll ml -
1,8 0.. W4 HES flmgfinfib‘: geld-ls caz‘b: {orig Emilia"; ' Iron Stairs, and Bolts for building pnrposes,snd 05mm“:
4 4A . y . mg: gmfiogfggfikggl 0 {$1923 all n d manyotherarltclosin thollne of Whose golden words still linger, like I'
60"" c 0‘ s s “U 4
;w ginseng” Mignon 'o" "'mrtlotiktoultfiso.:ll BLACKSM ITH O RK' 0f 5.11:": "2:11“ 14 A] 1m
-' M 43 E4; R . 03‘1“"? MMrpsIrollxo- Shopln rearofSolmon's HatShop,Unlon stroot A 3 sin one mac 8
V4V4I"44" I if ”me Gian.“ sonthorwslk. . w“ 1! Duncan} mongst thesonorousvoicesofourtisnof
And soldiers-heroes ? Do we shame thins"
4 4 -4 4 much f
V 46" '4'. KENDALL .M' 0" Have men more courage than in day!" of
DENTIST, mayors? V
Office Bast Side Depotfiqnaro,WashlngtonSt1-Voet, :iWTl-Ve 1“ m {0; “4 mad
Vsoutk Nos-pram, Ct.
Dentistry in' all,
its branches
feet] satisfied as to itaIIfcty,I and know stti ely
that. can extract tooth without pain orlnn nry tony
patients. I keep good gas constant. on hand, and
use tnomost approved apparatus in a mlntth.erlngtt
P. S. -0filce not open on Mondaysor Saturdays.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
'4! an undersigned would rcspctthlly announce to
tho citizens in this vicinity, that at his
Drug Store,
CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND DEPOT 8T8.
can always be found
P_ U n. E D R U G s ,
crooner. WINES and arduous
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES,
1711ch AND TOILET narrows,
mm. . Onr Annual Descriptive Catalogue‘ of
U N 13%? llg’fPZPiFi E ,1, Residences. V E G E423} B L E
as new: as m or " V ‘ V Agricultural Seeds,
loot, font", Huston, In! "Dork, . . 3011.93 to Rent “was“ or
Furnished andUnfnrnlsh‘c‘d
onwaaxlusuxaxcxconrmx
NORWALK, ' :OONNV.
ALDO.
c- T." GOrnwans
cuss-capital - - - -. - - -Vssoc,_oco_,‘ Q
tothoquosllohpropofindcdbyhisroughchiof '
ho notice and
P198, at "30.08 ”'1‘ Ti CAST
am“ PIPES, at,
Aroresd": topatln your EATER. BT35] or GAS.
I as low a rate as
tubs. Titanium).
of army also and description.
DECK-[NOV 4!; all Is- IVIIV-‘xs'sclscs.
winuan stoves
&" SON,
Oldest Stand in
their patronage
We have also opened a
s . -
orw‘alk. pill};
mom' '4 - . . - 5.1“"‘4 '1'0l3‘4'm-V1'0’Vm- PRACTICA‘LIIORK-
w- 0- w = mm “W .1... " art‘tttsvtanttraa...u,.... ..
- A 4 15.1.3110”. h Intondlngfklsxwork hols coufiden ’sofh ability to
4 4 4' ‘" ' mum S4 ”404 Wfiiihgislfc'nuon to business. REASONABLE
A PULLHKEDF . . CBiRGBSJ de V on "V worn: he hopes to
" "New" Carrlugosund otheerhlclcs msdoto orders 3'31"?“ me p" "gm crow BVURRIT'I‘
. a - ~. L ”ODS , Infilté airingandl'obblxido'notn mete-tosses", t 1
F4 VII] 44 4" 4 4 " ,4 ‘"dfi‘tsgmmmii'ili'r"; on the businesses:
. , V. V V . . 1 . V V
1'03 "4‘35"“; VD'I'BEET, PAIN. PAINs '.PAIN.
d skillful and experienced workmen Why sufi'or with PAIN, when you can purchase, for
an» "op? :W ‘4' "m" r m as tthatthcyMIItisfy' TWENTY-FIVE casts,
& B 3 dab“ fifths oldtitlst""t:x1:r.scfl‘bo-.."I opp; 30mm;
Not-walk,
and each others as mav be led to extend to them
CARRIAGE BEPOSITO-
’ tore. wuere alwa" s can
‘ 4R? m “firifigfiifilfit‘g all styles and k ads of
yarns-V tbn
strum“ a "son.
" ”1...”;ng MEDICINES, (to.
Do they respect and honor women more?
Are they mere noble than those good oldV
. " .formodlntho est flights,
REAL ESTATE BBnKER ,. egg,“ men, Who scorned to strike a fee, ago in the
‘ l .. lion lvcn to ex- (lice—4 . . A
' - Wh k
gram-“j ,. .. . and. or u L A,- o signed; gold as dross to gallant!
4lngGIs4. as ng And counted death far happier than dis-
A 4g V0 T I O N E. E R) th"clss"t4 . n’cycariwlth hhvarylugsdg‘oos‘efi ‘33 :i: We?
Islife more grand with us, who, buik "at"
case,
And count that only excellent which,pays.
Than' twas to the stout hearts that wore the
. steel
In those dark, turbulent, “rises, fighting
days I
0 nineteenth century ! God has jive! ybfi'
light,
The morning has been spreadiitgl-V-tkki II
Ill.
0 liberal age! stoop your conceited hand;
And gather up thy crumbs that they? let 4 .‘
ed as and night. Can ntrxaaarafnllycompound- .' fall.
milld ng,cntrance on Washington St. - a same
was s. 1?. Pack, South Norwalk.Conn. “had Ward: Ana Gammon.
Flower Seeds,
Hybrid Gladiolus,
'l‘h esubscriocr haslocutcd in tho BAVSCIIEN'P 0F
WILSON’S BLOCK. ( oppositc' Gazette" Building,
where he will carry on t
Gas Fitting and Plumbing. Business.
oAMPHflBINE
which is Gieatest Discovery of the “89 "101' “W
“III! II "II.
For salt It!
- interest, “are you Noah Vt" “No,I
Wages mustgo down .or . ~
go‘ on. The absurd eight-hour system must
be abolished or maiufacturcrs. must: ills
The time has now arrived 1:for thesofsttcra
upon business to be W. In «our
thing else but wages there is I falling. Ham.
and the time has now come tbr wig..-
Either there mustbe more work dcnu.‘ per
day, or there must boless pay for :atxhy'p'
worsen. . ""1 m" work. from this. alternative: are 11m .
- . u mam ,1! 3.33533. Placcsfor sale varying'in price from $5,000 Spring Bulbs, there is no escape. Ind the-failures hm;
.Wh'l’fim“wl I l '.J '1'. . to $50005 - TREE-ma; LIST V factoring establishments. V whichija m . ,
' '. nowpl‘IpIrcd-wflfl'mfii: Iguana 1213.1 . n . will!" mm“ Rename-m. beginning to record, are. the prelude. of VIVV
it" ktatslbatdhflfliwvza “15’ ”than All-ordorslcftjttko union nssket,kttenell's J. ll. THOBBURN & 00., general movement for a reduction of wax.
'ttoatétss wantsof t astrenstoiasr‘s tryout V ' " " . .‘ , 15 some" smear, nnw roux. to a standard more reasonable thin. tbs
'"ufigua‘ which. VBlccmNcrwalkCtV,willrocolve promptattent on V V .. present one. —Jou ”f- V
fillet“? . ............... ..FRANK MEAD.- .m a...
. V . ’ . 4 4N0r'fllkxteal B. . &" seam“ Ndnnfacturer of victorious soldier. 11."
083110338“. . .. .
J .. - ' BCTADDISDfifil' * . with civil administration, and iauutcdwltl".
1...... 1- 4 persons sun Danes coo" 4DS Fine Coll" healthier)” 33$""""B""§i 33:??? "1.12m” iii.”
‘ " . ' ofovoryd‘ssarlptlcn. . " ‘ ‘ - ’
loot, I‘m-V V VV, Pork’t III-IV I, CBBANSBQ. 9.3. DIED" '. V :lcnlts thlere has been none more scrupulous
" , luamunnornottobc ed. Particular ntten-V No. 3, Gazette Building. y 0’ a to “.W "all 9919“} 93!“. III!"
ramavas."c.smo ram, so. no our the the ‘ ‘ V “e"? W“ “m “em! more dednbli than
. ' ' . . . A. Cleansing" g, Pressmgg Repairing of units no Vsrsnrusrs 113nm". $331353??? ‘3“fl‘fifihhfi":
V - .,. ' ’ '. GEN'VIS," GA ”ENTVS ‘ ' ‘ , ll yl 1m Ill. 9. council
n...4,’4".-.4 .- .."° PH?” “mnpwd‘eifiod,m two do "I. CI; ICI CEBU! furnished to order on short notice. of“ civil authority. Usurpalloui "IntVI III."
1' wuss srnermbawnk com. flu" or. fi'gflfigfitlfifi‘gflflma,my nous11am:Pmssndcanssconstsntlyonlisnd. pensations with the lswumtghtvhcvorbeon"
. ‘ ' ' ' " . touow in doolll magmas; or nfioglg‘ufl'sz; . _ V . expected from a military president,V:Iu"d‘A-nt:.
. m, o,:::.,u......;.,..,.. Vnmn (futon Marble Works, a time when an abnormal sltnatlou would»
. , 1m , 1‘- - - ., ORWALK, come. -h l ' " ' General" " .
. m I WOOD . . . hosubscriherxhas made arrangementsby which he “"8 seemed to j“ if," them. Bur -
We manor ‘ Tailor Enwaan r. wxxn, am “my... meg G- 11: Grant has shown no suchndisposttionhl
' . ' - —- cepsr’ V y".
I ' . D'UGGIST, Scotc ran e, .. g
V m Volt Strict", WW4“ "Nefisilk 0'07"“ "Nest". V glgvggtggcotland. [leis also prcpsredtot‘urnlsh V . . ..
_ m‘ m, . 3,", awninlmlefledamkof trauma ANDAVIEBICAN mantras, . The towns ofConnecucutstsnd politically
‘.V “ " " ""ulémfiz, 4 D‘UGS‘ AND" IEDIGINES; GRANITE DMB' ORBROWI‘ SIONEU' so far as the boards for the 11de "If
MIMI! -- ~ . - " ’ ' remit”, rstenil itseletnei. sit kinds mserst M o N EVIL; ‘El N '1' S, e, to r “nan-ca re “bl-1m g”: , .. -
' " - ’ ‘ ~‘ 4" 4 . " ‘wfl'fliT-om‘m'd Indicated s,Vllavorlngaud Stabs Tablets, Si te. aswellasllantlesand cc rs a e p I.
no 80 4 BLASCER, .usisdke‘rehier Entries. 1311";‘ rattan." (=on 'rnmitnreslshs in general sttlt e democratic“; divided,149V;1ndependent l. "
At IIII store|| in Plain! amok, sit-constantly" :gggmgmg .33."; .fl.,::§'g “.33, u, . Lovnsr POSSIBLE razors. or the town 0193': met-"e in “public“; ,
HN‘F‘“°¥“°"°‘ popnlsrnedlelnesot the day. . colour"! [cool-"g, II‘OI4 Bullish]. "a 93; democratic, ";08 liberal republican, S;
dfigég fig.” . 9 WHBREH" Vs “MINES, tarnished sndptlgzgpanglséllggtottce and ouvcry independent 4. The republican". am jag:
”" ’ ‘ 1 id t db 1 th dentocrat an, liberxl re.
fl", ‘”44 maxitwpersoIA-‘m “12:10:13.1” w $333.13:ugg‘liclfftlfiglfiofilfigfi Emeline; illdependentfb.
'mmumpsbflesmousc- - Wietlltl‘l'll'l atoll, Still, f:iiittilit§i.“’iii2fl§.};,Sogfkéfimtmgg ’ m
F rice,
:Efl‘ insurance on or airman, Veloczpcdes, (60., V"l"t°e°i"bi"o"i"c"§"f"."i:in°e"iluor vigil" BVlnksNo;vvaVlké Coscnnsrva .-.—'l'be following “9‘“ 90‘ .
_ “80W“ "Charterl’orpstnal. __ A1; curred' in the Faubobrg 8t". VVHOIVIVVorc, m
crush-gixzrau sswgsgyg'. E. K. LOCBWOOD’I “Emile Jililillllg and Rbflalflflfi was? a paularchaisentkkuxn and bfiV
scares. I 1 no: h fit I .r u an hter- “ turn our-
awe-eta... Mimi-m- - - - .3113!3a**t:el:.".t.=..el: maritime: :5"..... ‘ m... .r'i"? an: d’. m“.
ofc "gAgontsforNurWalkandvtbinltr. . “a“ 593 "WI. “‘1‘“ EI'E:I all, 133133.111 13:52:]. fit. rihdéxilryfiiilif ..I am “53°“ :y- dt :31 “Ill 3*. ,‘Il‘k'V'
w“ .Glolfol‘ & so"... 4msn1&e°$33§3i3"”°“'“d“'w“§"r”r‘i1"1"ix‘r¥°'k' ~11tu grandpapa, humorollfill, Mt "with I
reckless regard for truth. “9h,” says 1;.
child, regarding her ralativo with I fi'sIkVV
am not
Noah " “Are you Shem, then Vt" “No, V14
on not Shem ” “Are you Ham 2" "No, .41"
am not even Ham. " “Then you most 11.4
Japhet,” says madem01sello.at the end" of
her. historical tether. and; growing rather
impatient at the" diflcnltx lint"- surrounded
her aged relative'aV idontifitlltloll, 9130531
am not Japhet. " “Thou, grandpa, you'rc IV
beast l” .
m
Abrieftclogrammecnata‘ntiaopla tullIVI
tale of homo. A. gloom on the Black” .
destroyed a large amount of the shipping,
wrecking seventy. vessels near the month It
the Bosphorus Two hundred and DIX"
five dead bodies were wmm It «I
point, and thisotcoums is only'a posito‘nV
VH. II. III 0. 8. PBOWITT.
of the led by the dreadful cow _ .
And men as great, though not I ,Stepkcx. .A
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