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Sol your lesson. In direct drouth
L No kisses of mineshall touch your mouth."
,v—Wnlter Kerrie-r Which in [autumn Map
with MISTRESS
“atop. W; we must look to this'
. mmwasagroeu stretch olsumv
Iisrlawn in front of a line old Virginia
W: the speaker a slight. bright
faced girl. Molly mounted on a
small. 8!!! Pony.
The sun was dropping out of sight be-
hind the green hills. and far away down
the silver bend of the Aocooeelr came
the trampof retreating troops, with now
andthen the muffled roll of a'drum or
the shrill brsy of n bugle.
ad Virginia. the Queen mother of the
sunny south. was overrun with soldiers.
devastated by fire and sword, shslrcn to
her very foundations by the thunders of
civil war.
Colonel loretm was for surly from
iii-pleasant home. in tho front ranks of
dflth‘and danger: but Irene. his only
child. still braved the terrors of inva-
den, and remained at the fnnuhouse
With her invalid mother and n few faith-
ful old servants.
mutating across tho grounds an hour
If!“ the retreat of tho invading: trmps,
”nothing attracted the young lad)":
ratios-4s proetmh- figure under the
dildo of the great cottonwood tree.
W W; VB must look to this!"
Dapplsstoppsd. and Miss Irons leaped
lightly from her saddle. and throwing
the silken reins over the pony's neck.
she went tripping across tho grounds to
the spot where the figure lay. ‘ ”
It was a tall. soldierly figure. clad in
my blue. with a pale, worn face. and
an abundance of curling. chestnut huir.
Colonel Moretou‘s daughter looked
down upon the sense-lies soldier with all
In women‘- divine compassion stirring
within her bosom.
“Poor follow." she murmured. laying
hersoft hand upon his brow: "I wish]
could help him.”
The soft voice and the softer touch
called back the vetcrxrn's wandering
senses He opened his oya-s and looked
up in the young lady’s face. Great
luminom, handsome eyes they were.
that somehow reminded Irene of her
brother Tom‘s eyes: and Tom was down
in the trenches in front oi Richmond.
The compassion in her heart stirred
afresh: she smoothed buck the tangled
curls from the soldier's brow.
"Hy poor fellow." silo said. "can I do
anything for you?"
Be struggled up to his elbow with a
‘ stifled groan.
“My horse threw me," he explained.
and they left me behind. lthinlri min-t
bl" faintodlrom the pain. I thank you
very ranch. but! can't see how you can
Upon. Isupposel must lie here till
they take me prisoner. and I'd almost as
soon he shot.”
Iraneslnilod. a smile that lighted her
dark. brightfsoe into motive bounty.
" “I an in the enemy's country.” uho
no. “but tr you will trust me i think 1
unhelpyuu: atlesst. l willseethstyou
no Mashed and made comfortsblo."
Bile put her hand to her bosom, and
drnwing forth a tiny whistle silo put it
to her ligand blew a drsrp little blast.
Misfit-lend up his my ears sud
mommies to her side. followed in-
’ ‘ by a colored man servant.
“You see.” smiled Miss Irene. flashin
a beaming glance on the soldier. "l hol
31m forces at a month wani-
iag. Enquiries. help this gontlmsu
to thshormnnd thou ride forllr. Worm
todreu his limb.”
‘ luau obeyed witlroat in wool. and by
tile line the sun was fsirly out of sight
the Union soldier. refreshed and made
cannabis. lay asleep in the best chain-
:of the piss-at old southern man-
W... arson? hm...”
In ascsrlst mantle. her llossy.
floating on the winds.
by. as the midnight stars cams
overhead, shove the
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it
aswlft stepand tapped light
of her xuesfirhsmber.
coming " vv mired;
int-ens“! you re
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figs
3,
’flsnoxoite the wouderofmcnaml
gsntleuusu am the river and. and at
your utmost owl."
Dapplc gutter-ml u napalm whinny.
butt so‘ldhrr lmitsted.
“ y don't you mount. slr'll' mind the
and ruin both yourself and me!”
He vaulted Into‘ the saddle without a
word. ‘
“Away. Dapple. like the wind!” cried
Irons, and the little mountain pony shot
of! like an arrow. ‘
O O O I O I
The war was over, and once more over
the blasted and desolate homes of Vir-
ginia peace and freedom reigned. _
Captain Rutherford made it his busi-
ness to so book to the Potomac hills and
to Colonel Moretou’s farmhouse the mo
butvwhm the stately old homestead
stood he found nothing buts muss oi
ruins. and of Dapple's mistress not the
slightest tidings could he obtain.
Three years went by. and theiestp
tain found himself the wealthy heir-oi
an old uncle and took biiuself of! on a
tour amid the Swiss mountains. Dapple
went with him. as ho slwsys did since
that. eventful night when the brave little
ponyboro him safely beyond reach of
the enemy. Ho lord been the captain's
insepurable companion in all his wan-
derings. He was with him now, am-
hling over the given Tyrol valleys and
climbing the Switzcr steeps.
One September afternoon. when the
captain‘s tour was drawing to s chm,
somewhere in the vicinity of Mount
Blunt: he fell in with a traveling party
from New Orleans. It consisted of
Madam Lenoir. her son and two daugh-
ters and a young Airrericon lady who
was her companion and inu-rprotcr.
Captain Rutherford found rnudurnn
charming woman. and while the young
persons of the party busicd thomwlvm in
spreading out a collation nudor tho trot-s.
he lay amid tho long. rustling grows.
listening to Inmhrm‘s pretty fomininc
chatter, and in his turn relating inci-
dents and mlninisccuces of his own wor
experience for her edification.
Among other things ho told her of
Dapple. and of his midnight ride among
the blue hills of old Virgi niu.
Madam was intensely interested.
"And the gallant little pony csrriod
you safely through?" she cried. with
beaming eyes.
“Safely through. madam. with the
enemy at my very heels." replied the
captain.
"Miss Morton.” cried madam. "will
you hsve the kindness topnss the clnrct
cup? And pray. (L‘uptnirr Rutherford,
whntcvcr becarno of anpio?"
The captain raised illllln’: If to u sitting
posture.
"Dapplc. Dripplo." ho culled; "room
here!”
From the forest shadows near at hand
asmsllgray mountain pony came umv
tiling forth. Madam Lenoir’s commuion.
advancing with the claret cup in her
slim white baud. uttered n sharp little-
cry and wasted all the luscious liquor
on the rustling leaves at her feel.
"Oh. anplo. Dapple!" she cried.
anple heard the sweet voice. and
knew it in an instant. III! broiro into a
joyous neigh. and shot like an arrow for
the young Indy's hide. She caught his
shaggy head and held it close to her
bosom. sobbing like the silly child she
was.
”Oh, Dupple. my pretty Bowie, have
I found you at last?”
Madam Lenoir. comprehending the de-
nonoment. looked on with glistening
eyes.
Two weeks later the pleasant port)
was breaking up. Madam nod her party
were going back to France.
“And now. lrene."snid the captain.
"how is it to be? You will not lisbou to
my suitoraocept my low-'3 Tin-n you
will be forced to part from anph- again.
She is mine by tho right of "Munro.
1 cannot give her up. Come. now. gr‘ve
your final decision-mm you willing to
part from me and Dapplo EIIN‘VI'I’!"
Irene looked up with her old, glorify
tux soils.
"1 could bearto part from you.” she
said wickedly. “but never again from
Dapple. if you take Dapplo you will
haven) take her mistress. too. Csptsin
Rutherford."
And tho curtain outdo no uhjwllml.
A month later saw Dspple's mistress Iri-
wife.-'l'oronto Mail.
A Nova) looms-w.
some of the farmers of the Elfol. the
district that lies between the frontier of
Belgium and the Rhine. adopt a novel
plan for scoring tho birds from the
wheel. A number of poles are not up in
the cornfields. sud s wire is conducted
from one to another. just like the tribe
graph post» that you see almmslds the
rsllws . From the top of v 1ch win
there a bell, which is «mounted
with the wire. New, in the valley s
hrookruas along with sonmt strong
enough to turn is small writer wheel. to
which the wire ls fastened. As the wheel
noseronud it Jerlnthewlm. sndso the
bulls in the different holds are set stink-
llng. The hells thus rung so mysteriously
frighten the birds from tho grain. and
women until they discover the secret.
This simple oontrlrsuco is found to serve
Its purpose very well.«~l.eudm Tit-Bits.
“W RIO-“o
witches In “Whig: then pulling
out of his pooch s , woodensporm
wilhdhhhedeilhersbely
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andhaadsditfionawitl
girl impetimtly. "Will you main hers ’
mart he was discharged from movies; 3”
s’nsuofhrothsnmtivsolthstolths m
w is
m unilahbsvldttsrlnllsw iti-
Lissos ion. munooosstfifi. Imu-
NATIONAL salami-8P1. 21.
no asap-o a! as. smalln- an. Item--
II-g to and including rlw f-nsh my
. We. norm. 0! rar- o—ur.
Its nar- sss Author-lily '
Forth-durum: studwnl rim limpet Is
fullof interact. It is the hm! summary
of also who hurt premium") known Jt‘tilll
among the first. hnciglmru on c-yr «turns of
Ilia ministry and II ' is both at whom sud
Iplltnkoruf the In rrs rm-l vault-ring» of
the ’Ipostlen, who hurl um'lr l'hrr-trnnity
grow into in "ring; and truly mrswmnry or
Hutton. and hurl also own it mm)“ Irtl
witness of the spa-ml of manyvrrom in the
infant church, With all ohm- runners
MI. in iii! mind. ho minnow-vi him-tell
to the euurgmtlon of a (horn-If which
should at once wuluw tho pn'wdvyill lu-ro
nice and set the true [Illusion and pcrwunl
it] of dams (Sin-Isl clearly tut-fun: the minds
of the convert-
Such being: the olryecr of mm Gospel, It
was but nuturalthnt ll nhoultihe sully-cl,
ed to the roost mPfL'llL‘nu criticism Every
word or phrase ouwhich in doubt could
hang has been sets-«l "pun by tin» m «mini
Grilled school and 'Mvry him nrqlmim‘llm
of it by the early tuition; in» one" 1-: umnl
bycritlcsof all tlcirmrln Thu rmull I Iron
to prove to s n‘mnnliie cerlulnl} ll ’ he
lwns generally known in Ilw- . uh
asearlynsA. I). lll’r—al lourl m m-ll munvn
Christian writers lowmml n lnmnmrl
ty with-it on the pun»: mun‘l'lls II in
Ilaollniost. hulllflllllliltHJht-iuh ”l. ; g.....l
tint it was the hot book of Iiw Xu‘lv l'v I. I
mentto he writtmr '
As to the author. "'I'lu‘ Ill-1...... I?! ..-r
pie." the testimony grin-mu; guru in Nil-3W
that he was a few 3mm young” t;..n:
Jesus..mnl tins: ho rill-z! .ll ll'pr-uu- Air or
lwA. I) mnvmymlnm ml 140 .ll- rum
he was brunalrt‘sl in llnu. . n. l: v. ;- .~
during the wruccurhm by tlrc‘rrezr. it -u.z
tian. that ou the (truth of that t m; u my lu-
was releused and illit‘li in unlcl «luring lin-
pcncefulrciun oi Nonnumnl :lml u: H..-
reign of 'l'nrgun just lil'iOl‘t‘ 1hr lignlvr 1m
seculiou of that reign lit-gm 'I'hI-sr lame.
cushions to am why St. John hogan by m
sunning a gcncrnl hlluwlt‘rlgr of ”rogue
vlous gospels. undo! the mmmmuur wrun-
of Greek phllomphy no we gun of me
Christians. and tin-own on to [ifulch’
the teaching» of Christ
The opening is singularly muraliful
Thoiirst words are lhv ~.-.:m- :v.~ ll. mm!
Genesis 'l'he llrsr renle cunmm» u. maple
yet sublime phrases flli‘ whole "ml: of
God made manifest in tho flush I'm-w ls
theaternity of the Word. there is lilr- Mon
my of the Word with the Ida-run] Purim
The Greek word “lasts." "my be tnuus
lubed Word or Wisdom. Among; rlre l'hr
tonic philosophers it had n mmewhuv fun
clful signification. n» ”my lu'l-I liml lilt'
material unit-enu- was err-Mod by :m mm
or coronation from no t-ltcrxm H» x
John tool: therruwn mml :ruol lv'iun.‘ . .:
lle moans by it it“ Ilml llrry Hunk: I
grant deal more. With lum ll In... . .1
only the powurol “mi. not only m:- i. ..
‘iml Thought. not only the [Eternal ”mum
us to this World and nruukiull, lull Inr l.-
yond that the martini I’lt‘lfu' Personal”)
Having declared this limos truth. be on.
coeds to the earthly ministry “i I'irrM
Ills Ilitllu- "flog was uitlroul limit. but
the man .lmm had a beginning ill ti.“-
and an onrllxlycnrwr In narrating Lm
St. John barely alludes to Gillllu‘.unll only
relishes so much of lheJrnIrnn r urn-id oi
Chrint as is necessary to introduce Ills til‘l
sour-en A very intemrirrg episode is that
of an interview with John the Baptist by
a committee of the Jewish shrulhednm.
We are plainlyinfornrccl that the mission
of John attracted great attention. and that
the Pharisees were among the tint. lo hour
of the claims of Jesus.
After the calling of live disciples and lin-
miruclest the marriage fund of (burn. we
are introduced to Niwlomun, and through
hlrnto the sublime doctrllu- of the now
limb. Mark the important wrap, "1:;
cept" lull “Ye must be." The; on: nlmo
lutcly exclusive. “Tin: usmrnl mnn rv
Ninth nottho thingsoftho snintof (imL'
Therefore Iisimpllcrtlysuyn In .\'u:rhimmi~_
take your place with the puiriwnll and sin
oer till youare spiritually l’l'llefl'l'tl. it i.
s pleasure tohaar of Ibis Nicodemus swim
moremndeuch time more fsvombly. In
the 8aniredrtm he lnslsled that lfhr’nr
lllotlltl It“ baconclsmued Illllit'm'rl. ulni in-
assisted In laying away the burly of L'ilrl'tl
The ssrly fathers sgm that be was bop
tiled by Pour and lived and died a faith
ful Christian.
Christ's authority over the admin and
the ordinanoa an out annouucul. Then
aftavvariouatssehlnp comes the all lnrpor
tans Mn. of the nmurrocllon 'l'he
Pharisees then openly I xlriblml lilrll' hm
tillty. which gives occasion for that pecu
liar ashes-stun In the seventh clmpom
“Yet a tile while am I with you and than
[no unto Him that sent ms. Ye shall
soak mend shall not llnd ins, and when: l
smthither ys cannot more." This was
“curiously fulfilled slum Illlumllate
ly after the mansion. sud. unuuely
enough, It b one of the very few lultl
mots of prophecy us to the facts of urine r
there is an controversy whatever It in
autos theirsst moms-n vrurlm In his
tory at that very time the Jews begun
tolonc passion-tel for a Hmlsh. to cry.
"In hers!” sod " than!" and to run
sftsrimpostors olsvery variety. Nor dill
thlsoslss includes untllth Inst via-tine
ans. Jewish community was destroyed
and the unusual the purple was nlwrly
scattered. '
for the remainder of the quarter Ills
mindsoltho disol lea but to harslseen
molly preps luv s hrouier view. for
the extension of Guarani privileges to all
mankind. and for tint glorious fullness set
forth in the Epistlss of Bl. John.
mm Is an!
Augustus, the must of all mucous.
did notuk of Virgil to recall In more the
Wm" l.‘ ”twirl” om
W No : no
the mic All. has reflected
olths world around him.
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in it is better to givoiyaluo loathe. heart of . the sessoii; than after
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.STIBLE BEDDING.
:L'lmn. moulded. Healthful. at
no IIIE can or now.
HAZEETON
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory, Ilal.I’ine and Chestnut
£90 D.
Baled Hay and Straw
GRIIII lIID FEED.
Raymondllullllers
BUI DF TIIE MANUFACTURER
FIVE MILE RIVER.
BABY MID DDll UARRIIIBEB.
Tho oldest manufacturer ol baby carriages
now olfer-s finished work for oasis: in lliu vlldrr-
out at In of running gnu; alum gn-m \‘nrict
of bodies and trimming». at prices which wi
be hi it emmxh soul on enough to suit the
most Tasthlilms.
FRANK BOY LSTON
dllily
CHILDREN A!" ADULTS
Sufi} ring with Dyscntary. Diar-
rlum. Cholera lilorhus. Flzrtulcut
Colic, and all dismw-s of the
Bum-ls. are spcmlily cured by
HAL 1‘s (‘IIRDIAL I’Icasnnl
to tnkv and prrt'cctly harmless.
Never known to fail if used
according to dirm'tions.
nus "ATE on.
Grocery
All Horses sold hv this os-
tabiishment are warrautrd.
M. H. PARSONS,
"IDES EDI.
Roadsters. Heavy Truck Horses. Family Horrors,
Harms. Farmers’ Horses. in fact. Anything in the Horse
Line.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
TO HORSE BUYERS
Trotting Horses, Pacing Horses, Fine Coach Horses. Elegant
I MAGNIFICENT
I'EHMKALY (ffllililK‘I'EIi
FDUII DAIS’ VISIT.
$ l 5.00
counts or EIIEISES.
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Making it the nudism Seamless Shoojn the marks;
IEVERY‘PAIR WARRAano
flail and examine thorn before prirchasing any other rhoe, .
H. S.
South-Main sneer. so. Moment
In": no: “on“ magnum
w. B. HALL &c
BRIDGEPORT.
line sxnln been enlarged and improvod Two hundred! room
light and air shaft Isl i ' Mlessn . «lad mowed“ ”Pawn",
cash system esteudold to $3.7m and filial“! “I h“, ' M
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GRAND OPENING ' ‘
Dress Goods. Silks, Uphhlstery, Ribbons. lotions. _ '
Merino and Collon‘ Underwear
Will take plaw
September l4 and I5.
pilgnrirztfirxlllan sign. The usual and {id'rlv‘irhlrxlrsareheiugng the
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tho Bowman lie-lbw“. men s. an ndsonre rlnsscs now being sent
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Everything new. stylish and fushlonabe in
, Furs. , Cloaks. and Curtain Synod
Will be introduced
September 2I and 22. .,
Impurled Suits, Rich Seal Garments
And all fashionable Furs and ('lonks will have n special exhibition.
W. B. Hall & 09.
1,000 Pairs of ladie'é‘lSho’éé
Dressy Goods
wmtifi. mound at :r I‘I'tilll‘tltlll. and to he
——TO BE— 4
uossn our AT SPECIAL PRICES
And m: u: crusa- mluv'iorr of owr 3!) 1w! rent. Those slows are odd lots of Mull! ;
“ ”fine '1. ‘2
will at pricrs that make them
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
W» quote a few pricem' .
line lot of 36»! pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
$2.50 to $3.0”; regular price $4.50. One lotof
2m ”1113 Louosbury. Mathewson 8: Co.’s slight- ;
S) m I _' 1ys ; amagcd. machine sewed. Ladies’ Shoes, at '
-'.. :rcgu or price. 1.50 to Sift). (l 91 refill” ' nnsbuf ry ;
Mathowson it (.‘o.'s slightly ifnperfgdtfhand- parrsLo W , r
sowed, worth $5.1m a pair: will be sold for 82.50 i 1‘
to $2.75. Balance Ill line Oxfords. samples ‘ i
and Irnln‘rl'ccts. at prim-s that make Ilium I 3
THE BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
G OVER & OLSEN,
8| Washington St.. 80. Norwalk.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estimates given on
Plumbing, Gas meng and Sheet Iron Will.
We are selling
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Vlclory. New Slamlord and Sllsby s Steam Horus
We have a line stock of ‘
Decorated and Plain China.
um uucrmss and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Selma Port
nhlo, including Now York Ranges.
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No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
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