wanton-newts
atwvthemleia'uin'leaa
'a‘llhelwhea tantrum
r not
efn'd
hon-ram. Billy. whoa to
array.
yo 1'. lllltwe‘d iota rather
ll”:
altho- yore you: We ‘way no no»
“rim. ~ .. in
a amne 'n' row
hie-out ye. Dill.
«little throata‘u choakln', they could
, hardly help but cry
wont In 'n'vhock ther han'e ’n’
, In“ '01!» all :oodhy.
be ulahty tad o’ evening'e circled
mm the ole mm.
they'll not the um n told 'eru'hont
, ~ only boyhood daya:
M helletcnlu‘ fer yer whlo'le ez ye done
your evening chore». y
W they’ll hev’ no one to swim: 'em in ‘ut ole
' ,, not twins 0' yoim.
'l" tier little eyea'll waterhowcher hddle‘e
unit it- play:
7 “they hate t‘ aee ye go. Bill; thry’y a heap
rather
hev' ye ttay.
~chlcaao Record.
THE NEW MILLINERY.
If... “Iran-end All Their Produce».
on let levee- Prlrpooea Title “ration.
, . Straw hate which will not he needed
g Mweeha to come have already nppcurud
4 ill the alum! in all aorta of until-tic
they», largo and small, high and low
Browne, and mostly made up with u rim
ol‘one color and It crown of another.
to! new ntrnw called nutln, which
5“ " term gloaay and pliable, like baby .n.
M, and la llud for rimctteu it» well on
ml“. Some ofthe straws are llIlfIt with
d.
mot colon, like the ribbon: and
I “I” which trip) the»), and Leghorn hate
withoatrlch teathcrn and lace are to be
wonagaln.
“any of the hate are immense in nize,
outline naort of torture llllllpe, and
Whether», lace, velvet, and glin-
or omentn are used in their
‘ rillllllllhg. Rotten are the inwritn flower
hParla, nd more foliage In uued this
ereeoo th ever. Several (time roucimoe,
' Dolled ether in nu upttnudiug bunch,
.(I
“an
”it. If m a bunch of bright green
leaned- elavorile arrangement. llima
0‘ It“! re covered with frilliugn of nilk,
dial” nd braid, and crown» on: mode
width in given to hate and hun-
wldeopreaillnc how» directly in
the new millincry. (Inc ninrtiing
bluntlon has a black lace rim uni u
n of gold and Mack lr will which
ll) varying llilhllil tliitlt rprmul will.
I lg the lumps ul’ WllIl! llflllllil satin
rl which eateml out at (either nide
front, and are fnrihvr minim-Ii hy
I lace edging. The intake of the lmta
rimmed hruml, Ilke tine front, and
" fuoeltca of lace and velvet are seen
on one hot, with a concede of fallen full-
loa at the hack.
Boatahaped hate are here again, but
. are trannl'ormed by a frlli of lace,
Itch la wired and made to extend over
trim, and matinee of flower» on ur-
ged jun above the earn.
lace in white and cream, which re—
bl“ Brunei. applique, in a npecinliy
DlIllnery, had every elude of red,
the paleet to the darkent ruhy, in to
worn, while violets will continue in
favor. Bonnete are made entirely of
hope 01 let prettliy mingled and bright
”ml by “Were placed dirrctly in front.
Wt hbroad bow» at the buck of our
Data broad bnwoin front, ouch lipntund-
all n pnvpom.
5 rt wulnta continue to multiply in
v y and benldre ”It! rvguiution (Jimm-
walet with the mill turn 0Ver coi-
tlnrt nre dulnt y mum of dotted Swim,
with acuinr and mndc with tho
draped hand at the nook, which con
laced by one of anlin rihhon.
Paeead film (I! an McClellan.
L though the train on which I traveled
ard wan burdened with many div
lellod and jubilant Deimmratic lv-ml-
era ltwae notable thut the lmml I'flllwplC'
waa Congreaumnn llnrris, of
land, who had been ventured by
our. for so called trennouablo innv
It waa known that he was on the
and whenever we “topped-and that
pretty often-vthe Butternut» yelled
leeouely for him. Imade hla m-qtmlutv
and found him every wmpanwnnbie
HI frankly taid that he luund
l much more popular in the West
; 0h. la Hnrylaud. it had been limited
“that McClellan woe on our train,
atPl mouth, ind.,there wan a grant
“in” . “lilac." A Union colonel,
M loan on furlough. win readily
"oi oi aethe redonhtahie general hy
pivot the tun-loving ”calculate, who
“Wind that their Indiana cont-
yafilfllalotlld not be dlaappointed. The
male a very lnaenltma little
“ in thecharaeter of McClellan and
”I received with tram-odour cheep.—
llehelu- ..
, Wide candidate.
'mmw record in mid to
”I'D (la-tn Crusty. Po. lie acid hie
.- m hall interaat in a cow and
to divide toe milk. mala-
thothe aoid only the trout hell.
i
p
the cow moo-«l and waa cum
to any water» her three timea
m lleeaatly the cow halted the aid
' “ halo rain. the too in low tar
" “ «Oil Olly Bilmrd.
, W
W m count-m.
‘m . dead wrighto m. time "ma
.- editor. ’
. . 4 vi of great magnolia
. Erwixlhvmmm when
. ammo... the m.
W 1m Herr llehwellv
m. Moat “millet. on flow
» W ’ mmrm limp»
E Animation» Journal.
W
‘ nae bra.
that i love idea wildly,"
!.W"
to“ a
wee alto recalled to provide 9““
”Iii
W m I! M lore-a
m war-u a» or am origin}
Cardinal Gibbon, o! theilontan (lath
ollo church at Baltimore. lute recently
made tome very pointed reroute about
the hdvanced woman. He layer
"The new woman in the woman andro-
aiet and her daughter. Per-anally I
know nothing at that woman enceptthat
edge of ancient hiatory incorrect flow-
evev,l hear her no ill will for thnt. But
at a Catholic I out bound to die run any
totalled womenrnovetnent.’ 'l' vChurch
of Rome exalta womanhood in the vow
oration it accorde the mother of June
Chritt. but in exaiting woman it atlii
hat regard for the epeciai nature at her
mloaiou in the world, which in equal to
mao'a, though not identical with it.
AdVocnte-i ot womnu'e rightu, though I
would be very aorry to impugn their
motive». are very far from contributing
to the real prugreuo and imppincuu of
woman.
”Woman nullmga in doulitlcne the ingl-
cal outcome of the higher education of
women. 'l'imt, howucr, in not to extol)-
iith the right of womnn uufl'rage.
the higher education of wound: that
take» her from gentle influencco—lrom
the influenced! maternal noiicitudo and
religion—«to place her nmong men in
univernnicu that prcncrihc education
without reference to the heart nnd noui,
dobhncn womanhood through cheinping
woman'e intellect. There in a worrying of
allcrnmn writer very uppropon at this--
that the modern educated woman whom
head hue been enlarged at the capelme
of her heart in like the Strontium goalie
whore liver» have been fnttencd—very lino
liver», but very nick gcene.
recently the atrove to prove my knowl- ‘
For ‘
ier'a drone wan decorated.
. fll _ t , preee‘
Mainline oi the ”turnout and
fashion of the «amenity. to the
tonne of the evening it was remarked
that one of the ladiee wore a diamond
ring ofnoeptiooal beauty, and with
elnlohie, continuation the fair owner
took the treaeure from her linger and
mod it around for tin acrntiny and ad-
miration at the other acute. An hour
or two inter thin lady told:
"I enjoy a joke at heartily at any of
the not of you. but it appears to no that
this loot haa gone too far. Will the geo-
tietoan orlady who hat my ring pleaae
return it to me at otter."
Thole worda fell like u thunderbolt
upon the company. All protested that
they had poured the ring along, while
the owner declared that it had not come
back to her. It won clear that u theft
had been committed and it who deter-
mined to iuntituto a search of each uncut
in order that euaplclon might not lie
agalnat ouy innocent perron.
There mu- one in all the company who
declined who mmrchcd. llc Will it young
nrtint who by rcoaon of hi» teientr and
the charm of hi» pormmnlity had been
accepted no a welcome gum ut the social
function» of the rich. In fact, he had
been much courted, but now his refusal
to euhmlt to the tent of bin hunt-"tr con-
vinced his former friend» that ho mm in-
deed a thief «lid in no Wny Worthy ol
their confidence. llc wmt lncmitineutly
dismissed from the pretence of tho comv
pony and thoroolur who IdIIled by hie
former pntroue.
Hut, lo and heholdi l-levornl monthe
after this (lletreuainu acenc the ring Wat
found, cnuzht and hid "why in one ol
the numerous milieu with which its own-
A mutual
"God ha» gin-n us a heart to bo'triandimmediatelymughtnuttheynunu
formed to virtue on Well ms n bend to be
enlightened. Taking no more aeutimen-
till or religion. authority than cheter,
hie definition of to educate in 'to lnntill
into the mind principlee or art, science. ~
morale, religion and behavior.’
"Aim. (luizot, an eminent l’rotentont
writer, deciuree that education to he
truly good l'llililt be fundamentally relig-
ious. .Vuw, fatal as hr the iudlll’crcncc
to «eternal truths reuniting tummy; inch
from a rejection of thin principle, it
the Women, the mothern of our country,
are to divorce religion from their rctttuu,
and gauge their cxrcllt-ncc by tho stunti-
urd of n m‘culur education, What can we
expect of their children?
"Wrong, wrong, all wrong, and tho
“realeat rncrmce to our Amvril'ail liberty
in the growing dinregnrd ui this country
lur the little child. Itcllgiim reverne
null glut-lilies this little clniil. [tints-lit
little child that tho around per-um u! the
Sacred 'i'rinixy was imru into this World.
it won the little children timt without
reucrvu l'hrint bade come unto Him, and
it wan thwn he not up an n type of nplrlt-
uni exrrilumrc by which men attain the
Kingdom of Heaven.
"Yet, it» u people, we neglect the A mcrv
lcan child In our nyntetn of public edu-
cation that excludcn all religion» train-
ing. We further diarcgnrd the young
child in inx law» that make poeuible the
divorce of parents and the dlnruption of
homes. And if now the standards of the
woman movement are carrying un still
further from the anurnncu of all good
that inherent in the young child, our
future in at norry one indeed.
"l‘he (Juthuiic Church hon one law
fixed forever on this puiuto-‘tlml. human
die is mlcrcd, and any menu» whatnucvor
employed to cxtmguinh life, though it be
but an lzmtant'ndurntlon. in murder, for
which limoil'ender’n aoul mint one titty
armwer ilefuru 36ml.
"There can be no doubt that no the
woman: lli-lilf'plt the man's rightful plant:
in the home «becmneuthc iuw maker and
the bread winner of the luluiiy» —thc mun
taunt heumm- correspondingly clleminnto.
But the vvnnutu hilflrflgiflh of the prcncnt
cunturylluito-rs hormil in donmninuting
hlfl'scll the New Woman. rihc is u wry
old Wiiiimnr- ‘uid an livc, prompted by
curimlty und lilt'll'hrlllt'lll to mun infor-
mution 4:! “ll! drvd, and hur rib-ct on
man will nruhubly ho nu mum than:
wurraut for old Adam's lizrhio rxcunc for
his enjoyment of rHI'IlIIIllI'll mm. The
Mchnlm’ girl you descrihc who lllllillgcu
in runny spurts in not it novrity ill
hintm‘y. film and the prcncn'. tram for
phynimi vulture among women mark a
n-turn to the moral ntitnditni of the
Inflf’flllclllliillilll women, who won: taught
when mmdcnn toengoga in cxcrcim that
atrcngthcned their bodice and imported
grace to til '1' movemcutu, but iii. the
aacrillco of ctnule mmicnty. Then the
bucheiurhond of the modern wmnnn in
not new. It hut Mumps our civilizntion
with the Ch‘ll’hlfil‘cf oi the domretin iile
of ancient Greece. ’l‘hia counted womcn
of elementary education proper innit-mil
fur wivwo, while 'cicvar women of higher
education enjoy the license men Maori!
their niiutrennee. Aino the Molthuninu
doctrine by which the modern marriage
in regiliutcd in after all no more an
indication of Idvunclug civilization than
the practice in India that rcgulutun the
number of ”mm”... by drowning nearly
all lemoie inlante. Men may evrn be
obliged to return to thin method if the
advancing New Woman gone to much
greater longtha in enforcing her theoriea
on moiety."
Pouceueu nuar owe“ nouns.
A. Illianle Mlle-to m llahlag l'eaee
(tn-ere Ito-mettle to (lttlaene.
Senator llwyer of Chicago. hits a police
reform hill which he will introduce om
after be noon to liprlnglleld. lt provldoe
that no pereon having the authority of a
oflica r ahail he vetted with the
power- ol hia ofllce until he ehall lilo a
fill!) bond.
The bill uakoa all ollleee vested with
the power at arrettlng citizens subter-
vleat to this low. it aloe will provide
for an examination for candidate» for
police mitiono u to their thorough
knowledge oi the lawe under which war
not: are served, tight arreate made, and
the right» of all pereoea w arreeted on»
do! the etatutaa.
Briefly, policemen are to he made pe-
canlariiy reupooeihie to citlmr for false,
hallclone and hasty armta, and eltlme
an to here redeem for oil ill-mu, hodla
ly or mhemiaa, end-red at the hand-i ol
lawn-potent, brutal and drunken polieev
.“O
I'aath'the Yeoman.
citin- eaoltt‘l minim
“children ’ modular
elga.
and
In
t
artlnt and told him of the recovery of
the lord. ring and cllercd nil reparation
that an honorable man could ask.
"But tell me," auked thin mutual
friend, “why, innocent as you were, you
refused to nulmilt to the crotch which
would have proved your innocence?”
"I had intended keeping my mecret,”
replied the artist, "hut under the cir~
curmitnncoa l feel warranted in telling
you the story of my life here in New
York, nu cxporicncc involving privutiou,
humiliation, drm-ptlou and mrrow." llo
proceeded to my that he WSW married and
tbot him will: mm on invalid. 1-inch won
their poverty tlmt oilrnlian llwy wore
without loud. Yet Illll wile inninml that
Ill! ulmuid uvuii himself of the invitations
extended to him by the rich, feeling
thnt ultinmimy them: umr'ml ndvnntnuce
would rminund in his lllmiu-lnl prulll.
The artist, rrmrmiwrinu him)». the lone-
lyiutol hie inmiid wile imd knowing
wrii that while he fanatic-cl this wnnled
fund, 'undc ii. n practice to piifcr vinnlln
from the tuition ol Illlt lunllionnlrie butt
and corivry tiwm home to his nick and
Mlflvriug aimr one.
"When the neural. Wfl't nllglzl‘hlt‘ll iimt
particular evening,” mini the young nro
int, "1 rcfnsedtonuhmit to it iwrmm (
hadoniya moment before “carried in
my coat tnil pockcl. purl. of n fowl which
l intended for my invalid wile. lchone
to be wrongfully adjudged u thief rather
than up"... the poverty and wretched-
neee of my domcetic lilo."
INTERNATIONAL SIGNAL CODE.
low Vemla of Itill'erent Natlrme Colu-
mlnleate at llea.
On July 2,1855, a committee wna up
pointed by the lltltieh lmnrd of trade ”to
inquire into and report upon the mthiect
ofa code of nignalu in he used at sea."
In Septemhcr of tho following your [lilo
cummlllru prenenlml a Code nmdc up of
eighteen lime and pennant». roam-«outing
the eigiilw-u consonant. ivlivn of the ill.
plmhct, out. of which filth! i'nmhlnntlmin
could he made lnr ward» and M'llll'llf't'g,
A signal book of cuiniuunimm, with the
wuriln, nontoncea, humus-t of plum. and
aliipn which three combination» rvpre-
nested who prepared. adopted und ulter-
wnrd trunnlnh'd by many foreign rm-
tiorm, ’l'hiq lZlIlIt' line now Iil'lzllml' mini)»
Ilflllml allover the world rtml in known “it
the lntrrnntionnl Signal i'mle. Now
when n xhip ineelu nnnthcr ship at In
her captain looks in hit. nignni hook for
the comhiuntion ol tings which reprcueut
hia ship's name and hoists. them. The
captain of the other ohip look» at that
combination in hie hook and reade op-
poeite to it the more name. Then he tell-
hleniiip'a name in the name why. Then
he may sock queetiona to tell anything by
looking in the eiguni hunk fur the acn-
tencee or parts of neutenrcu he want: and
bulatlna the combination of flow. which
molten them. In his own language, the
other captain will llnd thr mime neutenceu
oppmlte the name comhiuutiuna of lug
letteru in hit own alumni book—lit.
Nichol“.
The talent 'll‘l. ‘l’a: lichen.
Repreaenlnttve Moroncy line intro.
dncedlu the Tone Home a hill provid-
ing for the levylug of a ‘60 annual tax
upon all unmarried men of :10 year- of
age who under oath awear that they have
not exerted due diligence in trying to get
married. lle ahail be exempt from the
fine. however, if he can produce evidence
to ehow that he tried to get married. To
be exempt iron: this act, however, it h.
reualnnaingie he must produce the am-
davit of mm reputable Woman that n,
leeat oncea year he he made a propoeal
of marriage to her.
Mow-ow...“ menu». .fi... .. .
tulle of lotto." “lo I- Del-tn.
Janet lleerley, a carrier {or a morning
paper in Duluth. at‘l o’clock one morn-
ing war confronted by a bear which came
front a cinnrp of tree» and utnrted toward
tint. The boy ran and waa followed for
nearlya tulle. Then he drew lilo knit.
and cut the brute twice, when a mu
arrived and roared the bear awaway in
tine to oayo the hoy'e life.
t“... ..... ..
(thee-la. letweea I'we rum.
During the put two weeh twentyw
e have been baptised at l’rinelillle
la thou-ht watora ol Ochoa) Creek. out
other: are waiting for much warmer
water, telling their chancee meanwhile
will other alunm.
It in a eovloue tact thot when a run
pee Canned in a railway accident he
dwaya spoiler to the railway company
for further demure.
lit lo elated thet et a Chlorate lnuhaet
mm are molly served. Ween,
0
,yauthe (lilautahelt new
1.
bit loomln‘nnd 3mm. carom.
Garwoquotto and Axmlneter Corbett.
OH Male and Huge.
0R Shades and Draperies.
GO TO
OR, China and Janene» Maillot.
on on cloth and Linoleum.
A. Dickerman & Son’s,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
THE QUEEN
FINDING.
conemn SURREY TRAP.
The at Illlil the uicr US!” ”1170! with
the window-”figm- 21 the rear. snd’ with
all ti? advantage! of the “idle. or ”been
array.
WE THUS IEcUIE THE B!" CANOPY TOP
CARRIAGE EVER OFFERED.
HAVING New. novel and beautiful dodgy,
eaeieat and roomiut entrance ever made.
rcuon of the tiltln'g tent with Panel Attached.
Both tents of equa comfort. Most room for in
call- and inehenweighing 60 to 1001i». lens for
to capacity and more room than an Cut-tinder
surrey mode, and on much an a trnlghheill
Surrey. Actual weight. only 440 in. Largo
carry it room for packages and nrceln. A
closed lick panel when nck so: is turned
down. Lech real working independent of each
other, with no ‘iump seat irons to take up log
room. As gum stdvie when arranged for one
tent on for two. on no good lor two he lot one.
l’nli curtains all around, Bent arrangement for
converting it into a two or four polsenger vehi-
cle avcr nflurud. Quality end workmanship
the very heat.
Morris Woodhull,
m newrmuoen. DAYTON, OHIO.
'Wiillilil’s BARBIABE BEPBSIIDIIY
Wllflili" OF ALL KINDS:
The finest Traps, Burglar, Phaetone and Canopioe. Oar
load of one and two horse Form Wagone, with tolld axlea jutt
arrived. at Wright'e tales rooms. 11 you are thinking of buying
one, call and reg me.
L. M. WRIGHT.
For SCENIC and SIG-N LETTERING get
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