DEMLA‘HDN.
W
Alana i sit in Messiah.
Ami view my gathered unsure- I'll.
Which seem to mock my cue! fate—
Iiy lonely lot. so bleak and bare.
’l'ithin in wealth and warmth and tight,
t‘ioeo curtaiaed from the whistling wind.
That sweeps and swirls with reckless might.
Whose Neath brings death to human kind.
not the cold triad of her deep seat-n
.l'las blighted all my joy of life:
u ithin my soul no hope is itera-
h‘o rest or peace or lavage strife.
And what care I for pride or fame,
since love from out ntydtcart is driven!
All. Ill la but an empty aarae— ‘
Ashes ll» prize for which I‘ve striven.
Wuhafmmsdsepdupahfi .
A heart burned out by pasaloa's fire-—
0 God: she was no false. so fair,
Land blind was t with fond desire.
I lured with love that ne‘er grows old;
My worship followed where Bllt‘ led;
But weary of a tale oft told.
She left tnet~aml the world is dead.
—Martha n. has in Tlmcs~bcmacrat.
A BICYCLIST lN BENARESK
Idols and Temples. Mosques and Bathing
“hate—Gods of the Heathen.
At length I reach Denotes, wheeling
down the luxuriant Ganges valley. Of
all the cities of the cut, Benares is per~
haps the most interesting at the present
day to the European tourist. Its 1,400
uhlvalas, or idol temples, and 280 mosques;
its wonderful bathing ghats, swarming
with pilgrims washing away their sins,
the burning bodies, the sacred Ganges,
thohidcoua idols at every center of the
streets and its strange idolatrous popula—
tion. make up a scene that awakens one
to a keen appreciation of its novelty. One
realizes fully that here tlte idolatry, the
‘ "bowing down before images" that in our
Sunday school days used, to seem so unut-
terabl y wicked and perverse, so monstrous
and 5') far, far away, is a tangible fact.
To keep up their outward appearance on
, a par with the holiness of their city, men
streak their faces and womentmark the
the parting in their hair with red. Sacred
bulls are allowed to roam the streets at
will, and the chief business of a large pro-
portion of the population seems to be the
keeping of religious observances attd pay—
ing dcvotiott to the tnultitudinous idols
scattered about the city.
(Everywhere, in niches of the walls,
under trees. on pedestals at frequent cor-
ners arc idols. hideously ugly; red idols,
idols withsilvcr faces and stone bodies,
some with months from ear to ear, big
idols, little idols, the worst omnium goth.
erum imaginable. Sati, nothing visible
but her curious face, beams over a black
Mother Hubbard sort of a gown that cou~
coals whatever she may possess in the
WaYbf a body; Jagttddatri. the Mother of
the World, with four arms, seated on a
lion: Brahma. with five eyes and four
months curiously made top'upplyquad-
rttplc fact-s; Knmadcva. the handsome
little God of Love (the liituioo (‘upitl,I.
whom the cruel Siva'once slow with a
beam from his third eye—all these. and
multitudiuous others greet the curious
Sightseer whicltevcr way one turns. lluu-
utttatt. too. is not forgotten. the great
Monkey King who aided llama in his ex-
pedition to t'cylon; outsidethe city proper
is the monkcy temple. where thousandsof
the sacred antin-opoids do congregate and
consider themselves at home.
Then there is the faktt-s' tcmplc, the
most beautifully carved shivala itt Ben-
ares: here priests distribute handfuls of
soaked grant to all mcndicants who pre-
sent themselves. The grant issupplied
by wealthy Ilindoos, and both priests and
patrons consider it a great sin to allow a
religious mendicant to go away from the
temple empty handout—Thomas Stevens
in Outing.
The ”numeral-gin Curious Flight.
Sullii‘ tiertuatt scientists, seeking to dis-
cover the secret of the lmomcrang’s curl-
ous flight. caused a party of Australian
natives to give an exhibition of boom-
erang throwing at Munster. The instru-
ments used were. of two sizes, the larger
beluga slcnder crescent about two feet
long, two and a quarter inches wide nnda
quarter of an inch thick, made of an ex—
traordinary heavy Australian iron wood.
This boomerang was jerked up into the
air about 100 yards, when it flew straight
away, then turned to the left and re-
turned itt a curved line back to the
thrower, whirling arottnd constantly and
whizzing unpleasantly. One badly di-
rected projectile fell through a spectator’e
hat with a cut as clean as that of a razor.
A Weimar manufacturer, who has made
some 11,000 toy boomerangs, believes that
the mystery of shape lies in the sharper
curvature in the middle, with unequal
length of the two arms, which must. be
made of equal weight by unequal thick-
ness. The peculiarity of motion is due to
the difference in the length of the arms, ,
which diverges the curve of rotation front
the circular.~Ncw Orleans Picayune.
'rtto Idols of India.
Idols usually occupy a little shcdlike
structure at the entrance to the villages.
Every little village or hamlet one passes
through south of Agra seems Iandably dc-
tcrmiued to owtt a god of saute sort; those
whose finances fail to justify them in
sporting a ttice red painted god with gilt
trimmings, sometimes console themselves
with an humble little two dollar soapstone
deity, that looks as if he has been rudely
chipped ittio shape by some unskiliful
" ‘prentice hand." God making is ahigbly
respectable and lucrative profession in In-
dia, but. only those able to adord it can
expect the luxury ofanico painted and
varnished deity right to their hand every
day.
first class deity for a couple of rupees; al-
Of course people cannot expect a
mus no» ran made."
new»; ms- or and, leading on All
Sorts of laments.
‘ In Rhode Island a rtnan must‘regilier by
‘ Dec. 81 if he wants 0 vote the following
you.
. The New York Press club is talking of
i erecting a monument. at the grave of Horace
leley. . ,
Convicts mnflued in the EdiiyviiietKy.”
'prisou are permitted t‘ti‘giie publictwgroi
: niliihll‘t’l allows. ,
‘Acubtuan la Biaghamtou keeps a small
otl stoveiu his cab, and read~~ his paper in i
_ comfort when waiting for a fare. _ j
The crazyl‘stxiiable is a form of winter reo- .
matron down in Maine. Wherein it diners l
from other sociablea is not set forth.
There are more than 150 travelers who sell
carpets for New York houses alone. Six
years ago 130 did the business for the whole
Wily.
The young ladies of White Cloud, Kan,
have resolved to abstain frottt chewing guru
and slang, and they expect the young men
to do the sense for corn juice and tobacco.
An Irish terrier. belonging to George Gas-
kin, of Babbacombo beach, England, watches
and barks and points when a school appears.
The last penny of the $100,000 which But»
falo proposesto give as a prize to the man
» who invents a feasible method of harnessing
the immense water patron of Niagara has
been subscribed.
Street our tickets as a medium of exchange
has become such a nuisance itt Galveston,
that a large number of merchants have
signed an agreement that henceforth they
will not receive car tickets as payment or
part payment for anything of value.
Indiana is proud because she claims to be
the first state to adopt a daily weather ser-
vice. The headquarters are to be at Indian-
apolis, from which 100 telegrams will be sent
out each morning early, giving the probabil-
ities for twenty'fottr hours in advance.
The physicians of Louisville, Ky, are mys-
tified bya case in the hospital of that city.
It is that of a Polish man who freely per-
spim blood. As far as can be ascertained
his affection is the result of a virulent fever
contracted in equinoriai regions. At last ac-
counts ho was improving.
A Grand Rapids, Mich, man killed 100
English sparrows one day, took their heads
tome authorities, and n-ceiveda bounty of
one cent on each. Then with $1.00 in his ,
pocket with which to buy the proper season-
ing, he went. borne and dressed the birds.
The next day he and a party of his friends
dined on sparrow potpic. '
At Johnstowu, Pm, several men got into is ?
dispute as to whether the. hind feet of a rab- ‘
bit were larger than the fore feet. ’ ‘o settle i
the matter the ' hit upon a novel expedient.
They caught a rabbit, painted its hind feet
and then let it rtttt through the snow. Meas—
urement was made of the painted tracks. and
they were found to be larger titan the others.
Truckee, Cal, recently celebrated the sec- :
ond anniversary of the expulsion of the t'hi- ‘
nose frotn the place. Although the mercury i
was 14 dogs. below zero, a large torchiight
procession paraded the streets and marched l
over the ruins of old Chinatown. [There were 3
big bonfires. salutes from cannon. and i
speeches by the most prontincut citizens a! l
the place. :
A man in Auburn, Me, weltt away from [
home for a day. having asked his wife to i
feed the horse at noon. She gladly complied, l
and at noon \vent to the stable, and, care-
fully dipping up a Illt‘nSliI‘t" of sawdust from {
aban'el standing alongside of the fccdbar- ;
rel, gave it to the horse. When the husband :
I
came home at night he found that tito horse
had failed to eat his dinner.
I'nkettbam Preserved In Rum. ,
A strangestory comes f rom t 'itestcr munty, l
in this state. It is said that the bodyof UNI. l
Pakenhinn. Who mmutanded the British in 3
theattack on New Orleans in “town! of hilt}, i
isburicd in that county and his grave has I
been found. The general": body was said to '
have been placed in a cash of rum and sent ‘
to England. On its arrival there, it. was, ;
through mistake, not even opened, but ‘
shipped again, this time to i'ltarlmton. ,
Reaching this city it was sent to McMillen, ’
who kept I general stock of groceries and
liquors. There a spigot was placed iii the
barrel and the boys who had returned from
the war would congregate around the store,
take large potatiotts of the good old Jamaica
rum and tell their exploits lit the war
After the rutn was exhausted the head of
the cask was knotdtcd out and the body of a
man was found therein. The news spread like
wildfire and the boys gntheml to inspect the
holly. Several of them had been to New B
Orleans and had seen Gen. Pakcnhatn, and
at once identified it as being no less a mrpse
than that of the general. The lnxiy was in-
closcd iuacofflu and buried near the store.
hir. Austin now owns the property. Ilo
lives a few miles frotn llossvillc, Clit’tilt‘l‘
- county. Until nwntly there wcru still living
mot those Wholtclpcd to drink the rum
and who identiilcd the tuba—Charleston
1 Cor. New York Tribune.
A Prisoner’s “’ondevfnl Invention.
Recently an electrician named S. L. Bar-
rett was sentenced totlte county jail for a
period of twenty days for usinga pistol in
the county court house. While in jail be in-
vented an instrument that'hecalisamicro-
detector. li'biloin working position it will
worn a jailer if prisoners are attempting to
maps by sawing, filing, or using any nth.“
admit means. It was tested today by a num-
ber of citizens, they lxrsting titemselvm in I
front room in thebaclt part of the prison,
with doors closed. Aclock was put in mo-
tion. Every click could be distinctly heard
in the room. A saw was used gently on the
bars, and produmi a loud sawlugnoiae. The
instrument is worked by electricity on a
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for mackerel front a high bluff near the hotel, ,
_ . . ~ s , 8".
terminal ilair
Can. only be preserved by keeping the
scalp clean, cool, and free from daac‘
druff, and the body in a healthful‘
condition. The great popularity of
Ania flair Vigov is due to the fact
that it cleanses the scalp, promotes the
growth of the hair, prevents it from
falling out, and gives it that soft and
silkygloss an (essential to perfect beastly.
Frederick Hardy, of ltoxhury. Mass,
ageutletaan fifty years of age, was fast
losiug'hls hair. and what remained was
growing gray. ,After trying various
dressings with no effect, he commenced
the use of Ayer'n llair Vigor. "It
stopped the falling out," he writes:
"and, to my great surprise. converted
my white hair (without staining the
scalp) to the same shade of brain it
had when I was :35 years of-age."
Ten Years Younger.
Mrs. Mary Montgomery, of Boston,
writes: “For years, I was compelled
to \vcflr a dress cap to conceal a bald
\ spit on the crown of my head; but now
I gladly lay the cap’ aside, for your Hair
Vigor is bringing out a new growth. I
could hardly trust my senses when I
first found my hair growing; but there
It is, and I atn delighted. I look fen
years younger."
A similar rcsultattcndcd tho’use of
Ayor‘s Ilnir Vigor by Mrs. 0. O. Pres-
cott, of Citarlcstown, Mass, Miss Bessie
II. Iledloc, of ‘Burliugton, Vt., Mrs. J. J.
Burton, of Bangor, Me., and numerous
others. _ .
The loss of hair may be owing to im-
purity of the.blnod or dcran cmcnt of‘
the stomach and liver, itt w tich case,
a course of Ayer's Sanaparilla or of
A er‘e Pills, in connection with the
V gor, may be necessary to giveyltenlth
and tone to all the functions of the
body. At the same time, it cannot be
too strongly urged that none of these
remedies can do much good without
a persevering trial ami strict attention
to cleanly and temperate habits. '
Ayer’s Hair Vigor,
Prepsrrdh Dr. J.C. Ayer k 00., Lowell, hfaas.
Bel by Dmggiatl and I'ctfutncrs.
and relieve all the trouble: lnCl-
.. stateot‘ the system. ouch as Diz-
t Drowsiness. DlFlfltrLI after eating,
to flu: , I: '. While tlzcir uwet remis-
able sum us has Inca shown in curing
SGK
Headache, yrf Carter's Little Liv-"rPdquMt-qnelly
‘ \alualilc izt t‘onstipntiou, curing and rev-mil: :
this nnnoyi complaint, while thr n so cor: t
r'ldluordcratf the stomaclt,ntimnla:c the lit r
tincss. N
and regulate the barrels. Even if they only cured ,
HEAD
Artie they would be almost p'icrlcss to thaw, who
:1. rfrorrt thisdl. [reusing complaint; iwt it r .-
Lituiy livir troodu ”idem t. iff‘nil h. r-v , .tito :
' 4
whulvnrc try thcrt will find t'ru'so littlo mil-t V'll“.~
:.'.!c r- 1.01:1:212)’ u 1:; t t‘ztihz j; v. ill not lV v tibztg
to do without them. L'J. stir : :.'l sick LL;..
no r
4.: 3323
Is i'tcmne of to many lives the. here is \V’iL'F'v
make our great. boast. 0M [-lld cute it. wit 1.:
others do not.
Caztcr'tt Lime Liv-r Pilfn :r‘ r .
vcrytnsytotstku. nocurtwnillu... .
'i‘hey are strictly \'i‘:'t'f‘ll)l7 :m i don": , 4.“):
purge, btttiythcir gentle cc-to :t i" : : rd who
neothem. lavhdsrtjinrar .; 2; ,, rL‘l. '
by drtotgists crcrywhsre, or sent. l;.' mini
canteen lHiDItlINE 0.0.,
New York City.
'.l
n.\'
Brenna:
To t‘ltw- out in
GLOVES
We have reduced as follow--;
[Iogmkin Gloves, 8! ill Format Price. 3! to
Pat. Spring Dogllltin,l 25 " " trio,
Back-shin Lined, 75 " ‘ l ‘35
as II f” In t. 7 ’
Far-top Dog Skin, 7.5 v c i no
Fine Derby Kid. 1 50 ~.' 00
Pine Kid. (Dress) to ' " .I “ l 2.1
Jersey ton Kidildacd) t on c c t 50
MeE TEN,
.._ ‘, ,Js,
"Bate B ' l "l in.
woon‘ alumnus.
nouns.
sass. .Bnmns,
HARD woozo wank.
UP ALL KINDS.
o-e ,
,intrge Stock of ilollltitns'
l’or 'I‘I'illllillll"
‘ B
l ' coo
Plate and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing. Planting,
and 'i‘ttruittg.
..
llllnlwr \‘md luduccn rain lad and vermin.
bridges,
hill at in of Marshall Street.
South Norwalk. Conn;
HBIBB, BBiIBii BB.
new! oauos
I ntthe
01d tand!
» wreath
Y v
Oh b'I‘.
We have now received a full supply‘of new drug»,
and invite illopei‘tliifi and trial. ”day we are
better in Ylllrllml than cvcr with all thntgoes to make
up a not class drug‘s-tore and the labile can be an~
sun-d of the fresher-t stock from w ticb In have
Plflilllllllflll . Ullfllllllllflil
At short noticennd and ”.1 the most skillful man
tit-r. '
GEO. C. STILLSON.
Do.
'I'hc Plate for Rich or I'oor to do their Trading
is at the Market of ,3
A . Durand
t'ur. Mum and "unload Ste, 50. Norwalk.
Portrrliolire sunk. :00 ; Loin Steak, [Sc : Round
tin-ah, 24c ; I'oti. Strait. Ho: Shoulder Strait. 1th,;
Sausage. inn; film-d iinm. hie.- Whole Iiam. i»lc.:
finds of Harmer-tux: i'lste fleet, 5 to i); Primi'
Y Roast lit-cf, Iticx. Roast [hut-lilo; Mlittott ('hnps, ,
'lfvc.: Leg of Milton. Hc: Diet (‘orttnl liwf 1n
l’l‘own, ii to 12c. ’3
l u s
‘ Ivevtltttu, ol' the Best Quztitty.
.
That can be bad. If thcre is anyone who wants to
. live within tlwtr nouns call at my Market and you
‘wiil find it toyonr advantage. Goods delivered lb
{anypart of the city. no matter how small the pur-
chase. lsttcnd to the busttmsmyscifnnd will on
E dcavor to lllt'flrt‘ all who call.
i Wilctnetttlrcr the place. corncr Main and linvi-
‘, and sins-ts, -
él. S. lllllllllll, Pl‘llll‘lillll.
il‘. H. NASH & BR0
1 Have For Sale s .
i
l
HEATER‘,
Which lurks nothing in its construction, citlicr
dndnrabillty, economy, working or simplicity of
maoam-nn-nt. 'I‘hcy are of the right stzetorthc
cottage or HIV mansion. .-\I,~o lot ealc thc
LEADING BANG‘J'Js
: plain and with
warming clmct, upper I-hclf and re
rctvolr. Also a fine
isnnr rnnnnjo svovn.
l . . . .
l for the parlor or dining .tgom. t yluidrr cloves of
‘ all nine for em or large rooms.
3 Decorated Dinner and Tea fieis
A inrm’stock of iron. stone and porcelain ware.
lailvutictics of dishes, alsosgood stock of plain
, and [am y glassware. Hanging and table Lam '19
i vm-s. Decorated single caps and uncers, also! -
i’vtfcctton Cooking l‘ote. Ifreservtn Pots. and Stew
1 Fans, also Toilet Paper which Clint) vcs readily and
i now not obs-nut! the ptpcfl. . .
i We are agents for the (late ('tty Stone I'tlter.
l pr. tvt: sun. at the Lawns-r t-ntctzs
l Again Sure :.
‘ e
um saw—UAHM-Wwow WM-mnww W~W_-mm-. V
Jacob M. Layton.
Real Estate and floats Agent.
General In surance A gency
Fire. Life and Accident.
ill-can thamrhip 'f‘ickctevf'abin and Summit'-
, Drain for onc i: and upwards and Money iltdcrr to
,. all part. of [Europe
, Notary Public. Arline 'lmlgrments 'I‘skrn.
’ltailt'oad Tickets. Ilairgagt- Pinched;
‘ t
j. to Destination.
05 \i'ni-iutglon 51.,
,
[Ni‘hi door to Post other.)
Sdguth Nor-walk, Conn.
”SEWERSB
I". M. P] El’tchl
, DEALER IN
SlC‘V‘ CIR. I’Il’lil
AM)
General Sewer Contractor;
Is prepared to make connections with main sewer ‘
pipes to this city on the most favorable terms. .
antes intending to connect the recently laid
sewus in this city will rind i their situate?“ to
call on hiln.
EIfiCE
1“, M. I’
Box 2th South Nowell, Ci. ‘
élate Roofing !
mi» «op—M
' We are prepared to do sflrst class Job of
SLATING
In elthcv BANGOR. EAST BANGOR. or
PENAI‘GYE SLATE
at 5 cents BBB BBB and uprarii
Parties wishing Slate taming should call on up
before contracting elsewhere.
Water St... foot of Ravlland South Norwalk.
e
i
VANDER BILT IIOTEL ll
0n the European Plan. E
Cor. I‘.’ St. and Lexington Ave”!
NEW \IORK. i
Qilnc .‘llliill9’2i Walk front (intuit (fen-l
1 tral Depot.
1 Locum! ”0,, in thc Elevated It. It. Stations and?
meet car lines. B
. Equipped with |
i t
STIIE DIINN PATENT FOLDING LAD-i
= III-III PURE ESCAPE.
. [luggage carried to and from the depot, and Pack
' have checked tree of charge. 58! film
First-Clues Restaurant.
)Iedium Prices.
MATTHEW CLUNE, Proprietor.
‘S—é'asonable Goods i
I
.0. ,_
(‘IIOIL'I'I Fillil’lliih‘ AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS.
.-, coo—raw l
caresses .u.t. Bums.
NUTS. ORANGES, ETC.
...._.__ ,M AA
in fact everything [x-rtuining to the
IIIIIJDA Y SEASCDN
BBB iiii‘lilii, Ell}. ‘
HUNT 85 znnurr.
‘CARPETSIM
l
l
Hicgunt llody lira-sell.- Carpet. 90c n . _ ,
Ingram-t, inc. 50c and etc. Inn-a Lowell ngrams .
WINDO‘V
l HOLLAND SHADE-“v
1 Rollrrr l‘I‘rgt' CURRICB
Si 00.
thus. with Ilraas Tum
WALL
Bummer: STM‘K 0? Kill? PATTERNS.
l nt'u'yll'fl. :ch to not- per roll.
lamim-qulne. In fact anything to fatal
prlt‘fli. t atpets send
and employ the best workmen in each branch at our
Established in New York City 1w.
The Largest Stock f0 select from of any store in the State at
iLovtrest, Prlces for Cash.
Elegant Tapestry llromllst‘ubc. 70v. our and 90“.
find quality, on spring mime, with fringe. all ready to hang. 50c
Without tiohl. To to 20¢ per ton:
FURNITUltE.
Cottage Salts. till, it piece-L Ash Bedroom Suits. 52: up. ‘rttlllliil and 9t'hcrry IIctiroom Suits. ‘5
' tree Bald ,Ichthrtn .elc.a ow price
"I" hm“ Suits in ‘ variety, in}: your lion»? complete can he found here at less than city
by hand and laid by Practical Upholsterers. We do as tine work assay city house,
C. E. SMITH’S.
x . 2 an mic at. cine! ot Bored. (opposite the l’resbytcriau and Baptist churches.)
0 I STAMFORD. CONN.
WCAQPETS!
"08v"
SIIAXDES.
> Spring
things cmnplete. tic. All Brut-s Poles and Trimmings
PAPER.
rhnhmd tloid,40c to rev per roll, Plain Gold,
i’onim, Lace Curtains,
business. (hula delivered Willie“! extra charge.
v a
‘ llillll'l'ililK
W
treat Reduction in
. Men’s YBBIB’B, B
BBB, BBB ll: _
I OVERCOATS
Insurance Building,
80. Norwalk.
muse
——tttc.tt ants-—
“JENNIE lllNE”
SEWING HAOHIII
13mm. BUYNOUI’EER.
Inn '03 0mm
JiliiE tttttii‘dtumtc co..
III. 91“ ll Mill Purl Ml,
35'9“”? 9'1“
an. ”AV-..“
HBliiai BBBBB
llllll READY
'I'he LADmB' FAVORITE. because 1
it is LIGHT RUNNING and does
such beautiful work. Agenta' Favor.
ite.becauae it is aquick and easysellor.
mm tamnTiwwnnmtnou
' new
Norwulk.
inns-
"...m “wagz‘fiw‘f‘
Nos-wank, - Conn.
Beingsnabletomafactnn
.H .A. R N ‘E “as
i mmgmmmm at. .
'Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur—
cingles, Collars, Ste.
,rine Harness Tom.
i Al usual, at m oidstaad.whcve tum .
{for line of Whips 8 mm
i
Robes. reed Baas. 'i'nvcuuz' ac.
lint-1n 0F illillll
AT THE
Sentinel ‘ Ofice,
L ., BAILRDAD I’LLCB.
l
sourn unawau.
me out and new
hill BBBBBB Lin
Masonic Building,
i'l‘ocotnnstewithlwmn I have“. "the
0|“
‘ i
i
v
l ' .
Bumlihr ill.
than it the bestofcv his is generally . , , . . , . .. .
unde‘l'stoodto be thcagtteapcgt in the end, alnglswire,the various ”in“ of the mm . m . t0 , ‘ ‘ , ’ . , ,4 g, . ., , ,_..;:.;» .5, ,
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