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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 15, 1898 · page 6

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iy hurt. bother! also!

it was a bum
his oiliosloi es
nation. as MI

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

~ and went.
”beyond Weston, where

 
 
 
 

was the wreck The
irelght train had gone
ctllvat about 3 o'clock that
Whalooltout who had been
, “lib mine had seen. in the
' Miight above him, the
, f, rails acroaa the little gul-
bouom oi tho hill and the lit-
ildli running halt lull oi
[is had seen the crane ties in
and he thomht the traclt
What he did not see was
, Whiting oi ties on which the.
5*“ both laid arrontl the gully
‘ brushed away.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ the

rewrite the cribbing was
flat the rocking oi the engine
. his vision The engineer
in the cab behind him.
7' thclrreyea over the tract:
kw no more than he and the
train smashed into the gully. The
not nearly across but the trurlt
way. Then the strain broke the
and the first at the trelght
ill!” under the engine and block-
up the gully. The engine sanit
on tile wreck and the box care
themaclves into the locomo-
a hunches tangle.
» the trainnien recovered tron:
. m and tin iorward to see what
it! Miner. they iound Keeter. the
' Llying in the gully with a brok—
, in. He never knew how he got
Wand be mint have been pitch-
* ' as the engine went down
”I first. Codtello. the fireman.
wall into the cab by the root oi
. its. Billy Hayes. the engineer
* , “ thrown forward through his
* “mitt have to be identified when
I «DO here next time?' inquired Mr.

air," replied the bank cashier.
tiniest you swear oil in the mean-
than. i should know that nose again
a” a ullllon.‘ '~(‘hlcago Tribune.
1,” 1"lltittiti', and was canght by the
1W!" the inlet tor and the drive
7 t‘ Q’s-slanted got Costello out oi the
lid took hint and Keeter hack to
' where we tound them. i'oa-
1* had a broken arm and a badly
shoulder We ntayod long
to titsite them an contortable
”hie and then we went on to use
f Hayes.
, "the alter ten o't'lot'lt when we
W the wreck. and Hayes had
lll’ilring desperate agony (or new
fibre, but be had not dinrhed nor
" n sign oi weakening, the men
fills: in all that time. and hi
M be new that u mutt yet be
m hsiore be «mild be taken out it
7 he t‘otlld ever he got out at all
I stout heart.
like heavy guard over the rear driw
L an been twiami up in toward
. W iiayea was taught by
"winch. and tor a low minutes aim
Wt it had poured a stream oi
" hot water on hit: back.
lit! iwiet as he raisin, he
hill get away. lit- stunted no
‘ “at be broke bin lea, and then
, lg to get the by bill own oi»
mt hack to endure.
his that" how he was raught
, sowld not help. They had no
is such work so taunt he done
. Ill and the best they «child
d6 stand oa the bsnlt oi the ant—
about comment to hint.
sent tor heip and nntii the
. “I! the" was both“ to
can.
they waited a new peril arm
was had ioreasea and which
the roam oi lliliy
ira- emit bad mm in limit
that it Tm a wing tiara
witty. and the ataa watching
.Iaah noticed that the flier
“film" flares say it too.
it it would only Mae
Mil ease I “till the

 

m iota-rim hits. With um

nnwtahlna game he watched it. it

wtrled about his throat and still he

lied down at it. ills mates shonhhd

to his: to hoid on. He made no reply.
The mm touched his chin

Not a man in‘ the little crowd would
have blamed him it he had dropped his
head and ended it all. But the indom-
itable courage oi the man prevailed.
lie toolt a new grip on' the anndpipe
and pulled himseli up as tar an he
could. lie threw his head baclt and
turned his chin upward, and in his
white lace his mates saw the determi-
nation never to give up until the flood
actually overwhelmed him.

They were strong men, hard—headed
an hard—dated and not airaid. But not
many men can calmly watch the last
great struggle oi a gallant soul with
death. and they turned away. They
stood silently waiting to hear the
sound they feared, that should indicate
the end.

A minute perhaps they waited. and
then instead oi the dreaded sound
they heard the voice oi Hayes uprals~
ed in song:

Mine eyes have seen the glory oi the
coming of the lord.

Amazed. they wheeled and sprang
toward him.

"Boys," he shouted. "it's turned,"

And then the sullen cities and the
sudden hills and the turbulent flood
heard the swing and the smash oi the
great chorus oi the glorioue Battle
Hymn oi the Republic:

Glory. glory hallelulah,
l‘or (lad is marching on.

Men not used to such things raid
it watt a providence oi God. and more
than one stoutoheartetl railroader sent
up a fervent prayer tor the brave tel-
iow there in the water.

it was truemthe swelling flood had
reached the iullnesa oi its force! Slow»
ly. just at the turning. and then with
sudden bristle and rush. as it ashamed
of it» night's work. the roaring ilootl
receded. and the men who had watt-had
and prayed. trimmed and sang as the
waters went down.

When the doctor and i got there the
men were preparing to tackle the
wreck. it was melee: to try to do
anything with the heavy guard oi the
drive wheel. Their trim wan to move
the injecleor.

The. dot-tor gate Hayes a stimulant
and we waited. Beioro noon the wa—
ter had gone down enough tor the men
to work and what iiayea had been at.
terly unable to do tor hinted! they did
very quickly.

We got him down to Weston and did
what we could to unite him motion-
able. llla bot-it was terribly scolded,
But we got him into the hospital at
Omaha finally. and in the end he re-
entered.

Now he is pulling a rm express out
on it mountain olivlaion oi one oi the
Purim made. where an tmgineer must
have skill and couragemYmith'r t'om-
lmmmt.

 

[3011' SKID! manner.

A M Ian Tips his!» to an In,
W.

The rainy day shirt baa been accord—
ed a lordly unite. and by one oi liar
tott'a moat dignified and beat known
citizens

Early the wt week when the rain
had been tailing for more than twea—
ty-ionr hours. and the alreet «oar
wulha were in Mich a than as to well

nigh min an ordinary drm aitlrt. un-
ieaa the wearer held it up nearly to the
been. one at lie-town well ltnown we»
who. drowned in a nest and well biting
rainy day rectum. was returning iron
the (lid Felony elation. aim bidding
goodbye to a friend. While walltiag
wily and freely acroaa Marten strum
creasing. where acorn of inner wow
en were holding up one aide oi their
shirts. while the other attic drama in
the stud. ahr was certainly mandated
by a middle. aged courtly airall’n
who was an entire stranger to her
and liitlna his bat be new her
tho:

”i boa year ostrich. urethra. but a
woman who baa the tonal m and
wage in wear as «tutorial». and
am! claim an the rim» de—
serves the neat WM estate. i
take oi my hat to your whorl whirl."

“i thank yaw air."~ waa the mat
reply. "but italiwsmhaewtbem
tart and cinnamon at m a mi
tummy communities
tart a day as that"

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South fitment:

Don’tmissouondmthsaactlon at

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Boston

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cvcry hitcrnoou nt 2 o’clock, and
#‘liionday, Wednesday and Sahtrdny ,
’ Evenings at 7tls’o’clock. ~ The great-

est oi great bargains every day.

 
 
 
 

Store,

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SOUTH NORWALK liOSTON- STORE.

, 118 Washington Street.

"Fibula!” he said. "That's nothing.
Why. when I was a boy i fell out oi a
third story window and struck right
on or: head. 0! course it hurt the
some at the time. hot i got over it at
right."

"lion do you know you got over it
all right?" his wlie asked. “it'll bare-
ly poarihle that you would have had
ordinary gmd sense it that hadn't harl-
pcnm to you."-(,‘ievelnnd leader.

CASTORIA

 

 

"San and l are getting up it 'Di'm'l
Worry’ club."

“Doo't worry about what?"

"Don't worry about other peopl-‘r
tronhlee."~—(‘hlcaao Review.

 

Ginthachildrua Drink
called Grain—0. it is a delicious, ap
petlslng. nourishing iood tirinit to take
the place oi colec. Sold by all groc-
ers and liltcd by all who have used it
because when properly prepared it
tastes like the finest colec, but it to
tree iron: all niariona properties
(train—0 aids digestion and strength
on the nerves. it is not a stimulant

but a health builder. and children. as

well as adults. can drink it with great
benefit. Coats about if. as much as coi~
tea. 15 and tics-ts.

“William

 

l war reading an advertisement oi
(thatnberlan's t'ollr, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy in the Worcester Inter
prise recently, which leada lie to write
till». i can trothinlly say i never use
ed any manly antral to it tor colic and
diarrhoea. l have never had to has
more than one or two do“ to euro
the worst can with layer-it or child-
renww. A. Bimini. Populate City.
lid. For sale by ii. (7. Billion. South
Sorwalit. and B. i’. Weed, liorwallt.

 

in its» my wile went East and was
attached with rhsnwtatlsnl. She re-
ceived do relic! until she tried (thanv
herlaln'a Pain liaise. Store that tine
we have never been without it. We
had it gives instant relied in cases oi
horn: and reside ml is never tailing
tor all rheumatic aatl asaralaic balsa.
ml). ('. Brant. Santa You. Cal. For
sale by (l. t". utilises, liottth Norwaih.
and It. l’. Weed. «mail.

l.l.,l.lltlill.ll.i.llatltilt

lawman.

ones ”if”! mm m
wanton.
a‘ummmuam
til. 11.8. II“. hits. I“. m

 

 

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Moving Ahead l,

 

Our New floods Arc Now
in Stock.

We have paid epecial attention
to the new minor and have a
large variety or! denigna in Red,
(linen, Blue and Brown.

You are cordially invited to
tail and sec titem.
Painters' nuppllca,

Glue. eta,

Painting, [lambanging
and daunting.

E. E. Gorham,

it list amt. lint Mill.
J. “02' diamonds.
ants Incl, om, hills.»
Wall 9.371134 Borden
i boardili'finasr.
loath Norwals.

m Boohs oi wot son- oi

tlilt leanings
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wmmddrlnwhy aot hanaaaycto

Comiort and Style?

it east» you nothing eaten at the

EXCELSIOR
LIVERY AND
SALES STABLES.

”W. m“. ”M"
this no lands iii calla
lunmeaalrl'alflmm
' in Wad-dill.

anar i-i. Danica,

III-m subliminal
Wants“ trumpet

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“1&2th Coal.

PRESERVED ducts

The Finest in the

Market.

2| (its a Can,

Five cans for $1.

 

Pretend Students,

DELICIOUS FL! V03.

AT

Samuel Conduct, Jr’s,

”Nonhlllnltmt.

Syrian Pills ui dilution,
Pluci it. initiators ind
Sill Drills.

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2 'hssl‘caitivstor. 5L”.
sisal Garden Farts. Ida.
“ Iaasra “ 37a.
“ lattes, silo.
" lily Fort. lls
“ iisas, ids.

Poultry wire, fli.‘ per till square fort.
in hill mils.

Jewell and Atlantic white lead,
“perm poem
WAT”.

indict, ltlilu i Dil'i

Hardware Stars.
in want-nan a. so. amok.

surmount
unintentional».
Minutemen;

litrltltnatthatit

has: loath-n
it w the w Hamill
nudism“

anatomy-taunt. to».

 

' i a... .n n... 0 hour...
any bargain on the top of this eartb. . . .

NET FRESH GOODS

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made upon it.

end!

then
Profit.

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aeoldpmorsaboaoibr.
llamatt's Lesion. Tahoe-
cordiaatodirartionsautt
stay aavsiyoairoais loss
aadaaianililasn

'Aceton

mmthssflsimhsat
Ida. and mania: docs
“Mikhail.

 

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'Aceton Medical Co.

“[710. com.

LINCOLN
STORAGE
wannabes.
was as aroaus as
furniture. P101100.
monies. Cam-pea,
no. “0.. etc.
we rm taunts: a

 

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fluflwn
town-unmeasured.

Janobnbavton.

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Id, liaise“ :Mdfl.

 

turers' shoot fist will beat

R0 BET Willis

” Leaf-it ’flnio‘ «as. as.”
lu'wtllwo' 8 00 Ohm. i”
WM’ moo“ "one. tab
Ladm' . n.0, Chaos. at. .
Ladloa' . a.” .I‘O... 0.0
Mimi and childron'c Chaos. worth from ‘1.” to do no. 000
Latinos 50¢ Rum-7a.. . - . loo
childno' o no Robb-rs. - «- - it»
Man's Winue lacuna. worth $0.00. $2.00
Man'- .0: Golf. worth a.00. a 00
ch'a Its-moi than. worth 4.00. 3.00
Man's Fauna Leather. worth $.00. i...
plan'- cat! the... ., worth 2.00. L35
lion'- Working O ' rm" {north 1.00. Lao
atom Hip Meta, \ , 3.”. 2.25
Icy-’Douisl‘wflolo Ilia c. we "h 1.00, L's
Icy-2' school Chess. w i .80. 05o

THEO. OLSEN.

Washington It,

So. Norwalk.

 

The Business Men

oi the florwaihs anti vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that
it does not pay to have cheap printing is use in their business.

How Do We Know ?

Beanie oinnr rapidly and steadily increasing hnaineu. which has
been and is advancing until we now find it necessary to keep our
composing and press departments in operation day and night, and
our engineer nods busy moments
whirling engine trout getting a hot box because oi the great demand

in preventing hla constantly

The Tendency oi the Times

is toward a hither grade of printlu tor the use at business, mercan-
tile and proteaaional man, and in tact. all who have use tor the
printer‘s art, because they realise that printed matter which bears the
stamp oi experienced and shilltul design. and caretnl execution, is in
itself eflcient advertising for any enterprise, because the character
oi a business is most absolutely judged by the character and ap-
pearance oi the printed matter in use, and. an we have said before,
the business men are becoming convinced at this tact.

it is not a Case of lilde-and-Go-Seek

to get the "best that ever happened" in the printing line, tor you
can and it and at the right prices. at

G. A. Freeman’ tBooltnd Job Printing (mice,

No. to Water Street. South Norwalh,
Just around the corner from Washington Street.

R

(loan. {

TNTBRBSTBD IN
TYPBWRITBRS 1'

It so you should know all
ahmtt the latent improve-
manta.

THE SHIT}! PREIIER

 

Tvrnwnrrszst

is the” leader in improvements.

Titian-a rubbing.

or“
ammonium. iii-lbs.

mmmmm.

"WWI. !. Y... 0.1L

firmware”.

D. W. RAYMOND,
5annra\'D\roctor
and Sndlaim.

”Vedanta-l». Minivan.
MOM 'i’wraaa
muses-am in

J. D. JENNINE,
Mot, ‘

intuit-m.

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“WM”

 
 
 
 
 

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