Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 10, 1888 · page 2

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These words of the Bible are often quoted:

“Put not your trust in princes,” but the end
the sentence is forgotten—“for they are
but men."

Ans-unblage of men is an accumulation
Relish harps, whose notes are discordant
or harmonious, according to tho way the
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In! either say; “Loni, Thywill be done?" or,
"Estate, I accept thy laws, even though
they crush me.”

Tobe the friend of a sovereign one must
he without passion, without ambition, with.
Mouldings—far seeing and clear seeing—
h short, not a man.

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times a pen, with which to defend their»
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BASEBALL TALK.

Benoit hassig-ned another Duck. He comes
, from Toledo.

, According to President Young's figures

Allan leads the League in batting.

O’Day h the only pitcher who is credited
withdrikingAnson out in twice onegame.
Pitcher Crane has equaled Sandm' record
,l‘ak‘kequng the Chimgos down to a single

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asthisssasou,avengingsbout ultyeach
humerus signedby'l‘om Loftus oaths
Inugthofhisnameaswellasonhisreoord.
Tun sayshedidn't want anypoeticpitcbcrs.
It know givauout that Phillips andths
clubhave cometoterms and that
bwill remain at thehcad ofthotaaman—
,, other-mi.
. TheKanns City clubhas purchased Left
Fielder James Burns from Omaha. lie is
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, Mogbasernnuer.
Young Dwyer has shown up well in
, laaguecanpany. Ansoncertainlyhasgood
Itocklornext yearinVan Beltran, Krock,
' Baldwin, Teaser,Dwyer,Gumbert andRyIn.
DanBrouthashaswonachair offered by
aDetrodt firmfor batting in the most runs
‘ lathe New York- Detroit series played last
week. Thatwashardlyanappropriate prize,
though.
Itismore than likely that Ad Gumbert
:39 with the Chicagosnaxt season,"
is giving him all theencoursgernent
guilds and believes he will be a great
writer.
Theworld’s championship series includes
thee mama betwee'n thoBt. Louis Browns
Ildtheltisorks in New York, oneesch
Brooklyn. Boston and Philadelphia and
blast. Isiah.
Mud the Chicagoe, is enchanouthu-
. thathedossnottakohisunifurmofl
flbmhathegrounds in themornlng
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by” oldactor Raymond‘s company was

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nryold and . It hadseen inchduty
unawasinavaycrlpplalomdltion.

To lllostratathe rollingofthewsva,‘
number ofsireet pmins were hiredtogo
undamathabighlue clothsndhobupand

The play was in its most interesting part.
Raymond was getting oil some of his best
ma Be wasthe onlyactor onthe stage,
and the audience was uproarious, when an
accident occurred that came near wrecking
the play.

Among the “waves" was a little negro.
Thespacewasverynan'ow undertheocean,
and the bobbers got quite warm. This par-
ticulnr little negro felt the heat. He removed
one by one his habiliments, until his red
shirt alone covered his nakedness.

lathe 'dst of one of Raymond’s best gage
the old lue cloth ocean suddenly ripped and
broke, and the aforementioned little negro
was seen gallantly struggling with the 1111 es.
“Man overboard 1” cried out Raymond.
Some of the stage hands. dressed as sailors,
rushed in and threw the little negro a rope.
The “drowning wave" grabbed an end and
the sailors dragged him out. When the an.
dionce saw the little pickaninny' 111 nothing but
his red flannel shirt, they simply roared.

The little negro was the hero of the town
over afterward. —-New York Evening Sun.

Stonewall Jackson's Joke.
Few men were ever more profoundly Ind
invariably serious than Stonewall Jackson
Prior to the war he was professor of natural
and experimental philosophy at the Virginia
Military institute, and while In that position
he made what is believed to have been his
first and lust joke.
One morning he called up a member of the
graduating class, and with the utmost
gra1ity propouuded the following scientific
question:
“Why 13 it impossible to send a telegraphic
dispatch from Lexington to 8111111110111"
The cadet reflected for some moments, and
then replied that the explanation of this phi.»
nomenon doubtless lay in the fact that the
amount of iron ore in the mountain drew the
magnetic current from the wires.
A covert smile touched upon Jackson’s
features, fled away, and he said: “No, sir;
you can take your seat."
Another was called up, but he too failed to
explain the mystery. A third, and then a
fourth were equally unsuccessful, Jackson
listening to their theories with profound at-
tention, but with the same sly smile which
had greeted the first attempt.
This smile probably attracted the attention
of the next cadet who was called. His coun-
tenance lighted up, his lip broke into a smile
in return. and he said:
“Well, Maj. Jackson, I reckon it must be
because there is no telegraph between the
two plow."
“You are right, sir,” replied Jackson, who
had suddenly resumed his composed expres-
sion. “You can take your seat"
Then he milled the class to order, and
calmly proceeded with the recitation as if
nothing bad happened—Youths Companion.

Artistic Exaggeration.

Col. Wade, representative from a Missouri
district, has made for himself quite a reputa-
tion for artistic e lion—and it takes
an artist in this line to attract attention at
the national capital. Col. Wade wears a
military coat buttoned close tohis chin, giv-
ing him much the appearance of a preacher.
His delivery is very impressive and. with the
unsuspicious. convincing. The colonel would
not hesitate to claim that in a historic game
of draw poker played for coffee beans out at
his farm, he drew 1throe cards to a
pair of queens and filled out a royal
sequence, and no one but an expert
would doubt what the colonel said,
and even the expert would not question his
sincerity. Recently Col. Wade took a trip
down the river and spent a few days in quiet
Maryland. When he returned be found a
constituent from a remote part of his district
waiting to see him. The colonel was all affa-
bibty. He took the Missourian to the house
and in the course of a lull in the proceedings
moorted him to the restaurant. A member
who sat near Col. Wade's table heard him to
lating the circurmtances of his ’trip. “Out
in Missouri,” he was mying,‘ “you get no
idea of what the world is You see none of
the wonders of nature. The cast, sir, is some-
thing wonderful You have heard of the
big trem of (‘alifornial They are nothing—
nothiug at all sir—to what] saw the day
before yostcrdgy. What would you think
of an oak tree 295 paces in diameterl l
paced it of! myself. I would not trust any
one else. And fishing in the buy! Why. I
aw one man pull out 3,000 fish in adny.
Fact, sir. They never eat fish there. They
use them for fertiliners.” And the open
mouthed Missourian sat with his eyes bulg-
ing from his head, without a sign of doubt
or suspicion on his face—Chicago Herald.

The Bulls; Psalm.

ThecomedisnEllistonusedtotell a story
that humorously illustrates themling panics
lrong in death.

Itacready wasat one time alarmingly ill
-soill that the most serious consequences
worefoered and the mtdcsponding steps
taken, mobs-the administration of them
meat, etc. Elhstou calledtossehimandwas
admitted lathe chamber of the presumably
dying tragedlan, who feebly erprued I be.
list in his approaching di-qutlou. Ellis-
tou,deeply moved by his friend’s m
tiou, offered lode any service in his power,
strongly enjoined the family to keep the sol-
tasrquletsnd glided on tlpies out of the
room. He had not reached the We!
the staircase when an audible whisper
reached him: “Ir. Elliston, step up for I
moment, Iir. lsorssdy wishes to speak so

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Andchasethsspirslhornedkoodoo.
lnthehesnof Africa.

I‘mzoinglopsddlemyowncance
Onthesilvu'yOgowal.

'l‘llllcometotbeclty of Bskatu,
lntheheartofhfrica.

If I don‘t return, 0 sweetheart this.
At the end of ayear and 11 day.
'lhinknotlsmdrownedlnthesanknru,
In the heart of Africa.

For there may be reasons unknown to you
Why I cannot get away;

I may mhrry the queen of Karague
1n the heart of Africa.
-Felix Gray in Harper's Monthly. ,1

Identification.
Young Man (to coronorl—l see by the
newspapers that there is an unclaimed body
It the morgue.
Coroner—Yes, sir.
"I think the body is that of ufrieud of
mine."
“Was there any peculiarity about your
friend by which you could identify his re-
mains?”
“Yes, sir; he stuttered horribly. “~Drako's
Magazine.

Doing mm on Injustice.
Dumlcy (who proposes to strike" Brovm
for fiffill—Bmwn, I‘m 111 bad shape, end 1
want you to do me a favor.
Brown—Anything, Dumlcy, anything, but
lend you money; I'm hard up myself.
Dumlcy (who sees his case is hopeleml-
Brown, didl ask you to lend me any monvyl
Did 1 say a single 111.1111 about mox1r.y1l The
favor I was about to ask is—but never mind
——r1m'er mind—(goes of! with a touching air
of having been misjudng).—Lifc.

Extravagant. '

Jack Allen was about as 111cm
A fellow as was ever seen:
And. over traveling for pleasure.
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"Last week 1 to Chicago wont.“
111: said, "and what 11' you think I spent!”
Ill-1 friend replied; "I cannot say-—
Perhaps you spent about a day 1"

—’l'imo.

' Could Afford to Wear Any Kind.

“The young man who accompanied you to
church last evening, Tamra," said Miss Gar-
linghousc. “has a line, intellectual face, but
it'sccmml tome that bicapardou me—his
trousers were somewhat buggy at the knees."
“Qu1te likely, Irene,” replcd Miss Kajoncs,

Ladies’ and Misses’

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with some hauteur. “Mr. Hankinson is, if I

in the Bugging trust. " -—(‘hicago Tribune.
Chicks-n for Dinner.

Visitor (to com ion—Why , what brought

you here, L hole Resins!

Uncle ’Rustus— Cemivc hospitality,sah

Visitor~lzlxcessivo lmspitalityl

when I got home late Saturday night do ole
'oomau ’fo‘med mo 11st dur warn‘t a chicken
in do house an' do sto’s was all clos‘d. ~New
York Sun.

Sad Waste of Time.
There was a man who had a clock,
ills name was Matthew Meares.
no wound it nicely every day.
For many, many years:
At lost his precious timepiece proved
An eight day clock to be,
And a madder man than Mr. Monroe
1 would not wish to see.

’Jewelcr’s Weakly.

mistak not, one of the heaviest stockholders,

Uncle ’Rustus—ch, sub. Y'r see, ssh, I lip!
vitad the minister to a Sunday dinner, an’

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An agncultural Jouninl makes the re
workable statement that “a horseshoe nuilcdo
on the forward feet of a cow or a steer will°

Worth Trying.
prevent jumping foams." Farmers who haw , I

trouble with jumping fences should try the

The Popular Movement In “'atchea.
yesterday.

one?
"Eighteen karat."
“What 111111'emeutl Elgiu or Walthaml”
“Neither. Three ball.”-Umnha World.
The Immortal Cobbler.
The cobbler docs not die. of course.
When all his years are past.
Because Its quite impossible
For him to breathe his lost.
~lisrpcr's Basar.

Ills Julie.

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When the Ground Was Broken.

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Hillel’s Thought.
libel picked up I loaf. dhcolnrcd and brown.
homthegrsss, whentthsd fallen down.
"1 am going to keep it till fall,“ she said,
“To watch it turn tea beautiful red."
—Ilarper's Young People.

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experiment. A jumping fence on a form“;
must be very annoying. —-—i\'orristown Herald. i
First Becdy lndi1idual—l lost my wul‘ll
Second Seedy ln1li1idual——llas it a good;

' Miss Grace-Peculiar costume for a man
Uncle George-Yes; but do you know that
at one time the men of the United States

“When they were infants." ——- Harper’s
Bazar.

A young couple in Ila-echelons were
married in a balloon and dropped into I
swamp at the end of their bridal trip. The
moist condition of the ground thus broke the
force of their ilrst family Jan-Chicago

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day that in Cuba a 101m; ladyis natal-

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