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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, April 13, 1871 · page 1

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FRED. II. NASH.
corp-m Trinity Church. Bridgeport. Conn.)
TEACHER OF MUSIC.

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II New York looduy Wednesd-I .
fluidly; Norwulk Thru-

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iURSER IAIN AND WASHINGTON 5m,
SOUTH SONAR CONN.

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IIOL'SE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
mourn-snort sorter.

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SOTITII NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK,
SOI‘TH NORWALE. CONN.

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CLUBS.

Old Wen Chi—Ounc- kln sud Washington
m South N Room or newly day and
Preddent. ) Em A.

NM clich—Booms in Savings Bank Building,
Kuwait. 0pc: every and evening (Sundays ex-

dent.

Bax Ball Club. Alert, In.
Selleck: President; Geo. K.
E. K. l:«orton7 Secretary to!

German Club. " Frohsinu.“-—Iegnevery my
eveni 0. In South Somlk. Pr!!! t. P. Becket
Vice ident. H. Strauss: Secretary, W. Bru
man: Cashier. II. Smdler: hinsicul Director.
School).

NORWALK KEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

Meets nomad Ion evening in etch month.
PresI 3d. Elli. . 1).: Vice President, In
Gregfl‘y. ' W. A. Lockwood, M. D. ;
Treasurer. . I

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South Kuwait—Wm.
Ben-d. Vice President.
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Naomi Social T ' No. a—Heeta every Friday
eveuin , at their H

In Dibble‘s Block. loin street,
3°“. Putin. C. T.

ti Ira: 1k. W.
AMMQEI. 0. G. Ill—vied! angednes-
:13 evening at It Bull. Xuln street. Nor-

k. Charles Bullock’s}: C. T. Bi

Tangle Honor 6 c4. Spar W
Water. ‘ 1596’. 6,—Meets eva'y cal-y ev at
their Ball. on Main street. South Norwalk. .8.
Ba W. C .

No. as 8.qf T.—leets or »

Tuesdaéevcning at their Hull, Bank Building, W l
street, orwslk. C. l". Selleck. W. P.

' . .No. 2. S. Q’ T.-Meets every

, at their Hall, on Wull street. Nor-

1'4 hwsfia x t first! da
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Fridly eve '
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:3. Kay‘s

In end: month. Booms

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and Wall streak. Norwulk. Jae. Sherry.

corner
President. .
BENKV'OLKNT 50cm“.

52. Joseph‘s Aim—Meets first
'I‘hnrda evening ofeueh month Boomelnfiub:
hell‘s ock. corner Main and Wall streets. Fm.
Hinds. Prmidcnt.

TRADES UNIONS.
Carpenters” and Joiner-3' Union. No. on. of south
- orwalL—leet on the first and third Friday even~
Inge In each month. at their rooms, on lulu street.
Norwnlk. Wm. A. Kellogg. President: R H. Dibble.

“and”: MWA ‘ . of South
Scrum—Meets on the let of Johnna: April. July
and October. In sch your. E. 1). Corn 1. President:
Thomas Hadrian. Secrenry.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Pinea- Rzok and Ladder (b.., No. 1. Norwalk—
Keets second Thursday in eochmonth. E. s. Wil—
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1‘33:ng (59., No. I, Forum—Heels
nr-t’l‘ueeth Inauchnsouth. 3.3mm

Haul: gone (19.. Re. I. Kuwait—Hm first
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.ALEL S. GIBSON,
Organist of the First Congregational Church. Nor-
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KN.&I'P & FITCTH,

CARPENTERS AX!) JOINERS,

SOUTH NOR‘VALK. 00“..

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Builders’ Hardware

Hm AND KORE EXTENSIVE.
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE

IN THIS CITY 0R VICINITY.

Our Assortment of Locks,

of Brenna other-d wind ‘ monuments-ewe
won! (a youratten on mamdafly,nswe
muamwhepa

Complete Stock of Everything

moor-lineal mda.

FRENCH AND AMERICAN GLASS,

An Bands of chN & ENGLISH nndultemted

WEITI LIAD,
unseen on,”

DRY AND MIXED COLORS.

an alwuys be found ut our store. Also.

Pickett, Doors, Sash and moldings.

Agentl for mm? c win-rows cdebnted

Railrom Colors and Combination Lead.

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Camphorine;

ONE OF THE GREA’I'ET DISOOVER‘IE 01" m

AGBP'ORTERRILIKFOFPAIN.

Particularly udapted to

Rheumatism, Sprains, Stifl' Joints,

Glandular Swellings, dc.

ONLY TWENTY-FIVE m A m

For sale by all Druggiats.

HOYT & BLANCHARD, Proprietors

no GRKINWICH STREET. NEW YORK.

Cull for it It

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Furnaces.
Stoves.

S. F. PECK’S,
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DRW.
4: kflhNOMCOnn.

F. H. NASH & 13308.,

IANUFAC‘IT‘RERS AND DEALERS IN
Hen tors,
Ranges, duo.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Crockery. China, Glass, Wood,

 

Earthen and Willow Wares.

Iron Hollow W'are. of every

description. ’

Roofing.
triads of

MANUFACTURW I N

Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Metals, Metal
by experienwd workmen, and all
in work connected with build-

mficll Huugin Plumbing materials, Tile

' Bends,

raps. 6m
nation and Force Pumps. Sheet Lead and

Load Pipe.

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Kite en

Lamps and Lanterns of all kinds. and
’tlmgetbat is wanted in the Culinary or

partment.

All orders receive prompt attention. For

Special notices see other puts of the paper.

South Sonvnlk. Dec}; mo

1“. ll. NASH & BROS.

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FRASER 8: LEE,

Importers and Jobber; of

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20 Batman Strut, New York.

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And to the maid sweet words I sold——
Soldthan mm her our.
Though whet they were I quite (ones.
But ahe answered. “ Yes my dear 1"
And now for life she is my wife.
This pretty Susie Humor.
So plane all undue us, friends.
We live just ‘round the corner.‘
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With which hormone would diam,
Whenfromherbedaherlseslnmmorning
'I‘oeolub, and plalt, And tie
Herb-Irwlthribhonscolurodlthmmr

Wh_ut Is it thnt her pie-sure decomposes
When ahe would sit Ind sing the sun my.—
luklug her see dead rouua In red roses.
And In the dowfull gray
Ahllghtthatsoem thcworldtooverlayt

What is it makes the trembling look at trouble
About her tender mouth and WM! _
Ah use, ah no! shale-law.
Without the mother‘s prayer, .
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Her days she turns, sud yet keeps ovurturnlnc.
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The everlasting God.
And Iangs to be Insulate, like the clod.

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Hard to bent—n boiled egg.

“ The prisoner has u‘voty sinuoth counte-
Dance." “ Yes, he was, Innedjust before he
was brought in. Tim accounutur it."

A Santogu belle. who (I'm nineteen
times a day, has gone into a decline. So has
her father. He declines to ply his notes.

A hapless New York infant Is loaded
down with the names of “Washington Our
Fritz \Vilhclm Curl Bismarck Monieuii'el
Grunt Sherman Sheridan.” -

In Stewart’s the other day, awash-boy
came near having a convulsion on being
greeted by u lady with——“ Little boy can you
tell me whose store this is “P"

“ Shall I help you to alight?" said a gen-
tleman addressing a bouncing country girl,
who was preparing to jump from u carriage
in from of his omcc. “ Thank you,".sweei-
iy replied the girl, “ but I don’t smoke."

“ Young man," said a minister to a youth
of his congregation, “ do you. know what
relations you sustain in the world P” “ Yes,
sir; two cousins and a grandmother; but I
don‘t intend to sustain them much longer."

A down-east girl being bummed one day
by some of her female friends In regard to
her lover, who had the misfortune to have
but one leg, replied: “ Pooh, I wouldn't
have a man with two legs—they’re 100 com-
mon !”

A friend relates the following: A mile or
two from town he met I boy on horseback,
crying with cold. “ Why don’tyon getdown
and lead him? that‘s the way togot warm."
“ No,“ said the b0 ', “ it‘s a borrowed bass,
and I'll ride him if 1 freeze.“

A testimonial to the skill of a chiropodist,
published in an English paper. testifies that
“ four or five years ago he successfully ex-
meted several corns from my feet, without
pain, as also a. member of my family, which
have not returned since that. time.”

“ I thought I understood you to say that
your father was 3' merchant only a week
ago,” said a lady to a-Iittle girl who was so~
liciting aims, “ find if that In so, how could
yourhmfiyhaveboonreduce‘to bégguy?”
“ It is meme-n; iny (map: a peanut
s , and last week he tookozbad two dol-
1 land failed I” , 7

A gentleman who hasrsseu it thus de-
scribes the Tennessee panther :" j‘K’VWhen It
switches it: out from "sirens ‘side, and
was are. cam its nirvana eyes. it
’peered'to seem as If Itiwas strenkedly‘ spot-
tcdlihc by turns; but, when it jotsorter
magentlér circuit "peeredrtomof s
dove-colored brown." ‘
of playing the violin requires the niwst per-
. eepumsuutbeimsts’auseof anyminthe
' known world?" ‘ Whereapon» a western edi«
fit: " 'fi'fini=‘“"rfi¢‘hfi of publishing
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torial.says:

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shoes at record of the hm out of»:
wmmemdhmmm
ttonofitsdnhgtho trying outta-sand
water pipette building a! It was and

I ”works—and all on the most rm und-

mgnlflc’eut scale, for a city «trunnion-nit
Inhabitants, before one Banded Individual
had been secured a- a dwcflor thud!!! In
every other known caae than baron-aunts
have followed utter the people. Inthiscaso
the people have come after the Improve-
merits

“ In all the essential comforts that dio—
tlnguish a city. Riverside is now a first cl.
metropolis, with this advantage over the
ordinary cities, to wit; That it Is laid out In
mot-dance with a preconceived plan by tho
amt mammal: Win the world—r

' liaison. Olmstcud, Veto: a Co,—und upon

to liberal 3 scale with reference to garden
adornment, that the areogiven up to roads,
iborders, grass-plats and parks. in almost
equaltotbeurcadcvoted to lob—thereu-
Ing seven hundred and eighty-two acres of
park and road adornment, against 814 acres
of lot subdivision. These parks cud mud-

' ways are laid out in the most diversified-lid

picturesque manner—there being no two
parks or grass-plats alike in the whole town,
and not one rod of ubsolutely “night road-
way. The line of grace Ind beauty ore
everywhere observed

“ The streets of Riverside, guarded nightly
by emcient patrolman,ure lighted bynm-
pet'lor quality of gas—the works erected,
for this purpose probably being the moat
,pompictesnd perfect or any gm work-in
the cmntry. The streets are
in the same solid, smooth and enduring
manner as those of Central Park, New
York. Entering Into the construction of
the nine miles of roadway now complete,
Ethel-e have been hauled thirty-two thousand
cubic yards of McAdam atone, and fifteen
thousndysrdsot gravel; and twohtmdred
and thirty thousand yards of eurth have
(been excavated and removed to make room
therefor. 0f paved gutter there are one
hundred and forty thousand square test, of
drainage fifteen miles, of water mains five
mud one-half miles, of gas mains “many,
and of tar concrete walk live miles. 0!
deciduous trees there have been plnnwd
twenty-one thousand eight hundred; of

.. evergreens, six thousand seven hundred;

undof various kinds of shrubs. forty-four
thousand six hundred.

“OI parka, both'lurge and mail. there
are to be no end. The largest port, which
is beautifully wooded by a luxuriant growth
of natural trees, consists of one hundred
and twenty-eight acres, and the smallest,
hardly larger than a man's band—the palm
of , Long John being considered—will
measure In art-n scarcely more than august:
road. ‘

“0! public buildings there are already
eight. Of those the Refectory—which is
simply the open gate to {liver-side hospital-
ity—is an elegant specimen of suburban ar-
chitecture of the Swiss order; the church
is a gem of n Gothic structure; the block of
stores and odious a striking Instance of the
combination of the mthetic and the ma-
teriul in architecture, and the water reset-
voir—now almost complete—is a perfect
model of symmetry and beauty.

“ Surprising as is the amount of work
already done, and wonderful as have been
the results in a single year, the improve-
ments in Riverside, computed with what Ia
comprehended and to be accomplished a:
quickly as capital and energy can complete
them,am yet in their infancy. Hundreds
of workmen will contian for years to
transplant forest trees, to build additional
roads, to lay water and gas mains, to extend
the drainage system, and to bountify and
adorn the park; the road-fringes and the
grass-plats. And the time is close" at hand
when the denizens of Riverside will have It
to boast that they dwell in the heart of a
park, in the midst of a new wood, and by
the side of a running stream, and still have.
every adjunct of comfort pertaining to the
largest and most favored cities in the coun-
Irv.

Of course, this large and liberal expen-
diture. and these umgnificcnt results, have
not been unmoved without the correspond-
ing material returns which every well-con-
ducted and earnestly prosecuted business
enterprise in Chicago is certain to meet with.
Already the various divisions of the town,
which only a year :30 was a wild, unculivu—
ted waste, are dotted with dwelling of var-
ied design and exquisite model. Stores are
opened and excellently putronized.ugood
school is In operation, a. club for social rc-
creation and the. cultivation of the feet, and"
annular...£9£-1il¢nlz imminent m! the
cultivation ofthebaid,ifid,*bcttcr than
nll,'a flourishing chmélf wordy and a vig-
orous Sunday Maren“ In succegmful
operation; ind Riverside Is emanthllytodx‘y
the realized fact which it! Wind
lar‘gobearted proprietors promised them.
selves to achieve, when they hepn the vast

uncultivatedwuute.”

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with W public evonta. and other!

curriculum Dem-hate

turned a meet anawnt In two seconds.
ddngtbom“-in hum."mnnipiyisi
firstbyfiveuud than bytour. Indie-sine
wgy be multiplied ninety-three by m-
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thirty-Iveeeooudgouekundredmdeighty-
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fiftydxtnfour and and! mhutegbeoom—
lagoonluoed,how%vor,ht the lat attempt.
He displayeda good knowledge of m
phy.
Qnsuhsnneutoocosionslfr.fleuklea¢ain
enminedhlnas to dates andlncuberoot.
His uccuncy and powers of computation
wereas manifest as ontomertrlala. Hi
but

ndghboru spaakit ncCartnoyisoertaluly
a curiosity, and deserves the attention at
thouslsamodln psychology andtbc collat-
uulscienceo. .

Kohl Statistici-

The new Washington weekly, the W,
publishes-onto remarks of an experienad
hotel manager, Hr. T. Boonie, from whidr
we quote the following:

“ Take for examph the prices which we
receive in the Arlington, which is small bo-
teLwIthacupacityfor no more thanthreo
hundred and twenty—live persons.

"SenatorCamemu pnid for himself and
wife “50 per month, and had but two
rooms. Benito: Futon hada parlor, two
bedrooms,»dauoflce,sndpdd.l,®pa
month. )fr8.S.Cox Ind wife paid”
perweek,urd I gave hunch“ cuppa
tor-one hundred pm which cut him
31m ' WNW. 3. Hum gave the
Jumw'm w «or sex lathe
WM; then won only twenty
porno-Ind he paid 01,00. Dr. Hehnhold
manometer Isa-interwoven
washou‘t‘l,” Alli-1"“ and three bed-'
rooms in die mdmryof the Arlington,
with: ma toothy occupying More
wonhtomempefiweek duringtbeaeop
bod-room. nudist-mom W0 per month.

“ At the Delevun Home, Albany, Dr.
Gautier undhtopay ”78 per week, And
Gen. Darling, with uparloi', throobsdrooms
and tour mph! .00. Our hotelat
brew momma» Won
the @15th In fourtnonths;
we mutt-timer. Q of‘tluio M] and
thencthoruW ' _

WM ovens row-in. New 1M
rent- for mm at. frat Windham
stores ban-nth It , ThoBtL Nichols mint
05,009 a your, ’although it mmwm
Mr. A. 1‘. Study“: in: {gt rented to Wm.
M. Tweed the fitment“: Hotel, New
York, for m eyes: to put his son,
Richard Tweed, Inflow us a. landlord;
and the Lela‘nds. who scout, paid ”5,000.

“The Belem House at Albany, where
there is may 3 REM e mem- t i
very profitable» Charles kind atth
of jufllllayear: and for the little Stan-
'vixlhllat Alb-I13. den per-85.000
Burr-ought pays for the Everett Hotel, New
York, “Malthough Ith small; undthe
Astor House rents for 875,000.

“ The clumped piece of hotel property, in
point at rent, hr this countryfistheflre—
voort House. How York, which rents for
term, and numbering; a crept on
the European piamnceptlngthe tabkd’bots,
whichitdoes not keepup,as it hasmde
its reputation on me best m In the

world."
A mi», _~
Tux. Boston Journal hells thefollow lug sig-

done—up package was left at the store of Mr.
Orlandngmpkins. It remained on the glass
show much“ day, and on Saturday it still
awaited an owner. During the fox-enoon the
curiosity of an attendant was so excited that
hetoreuauiallpiecefmmthe package,nnd

cuinedublt oi‘applo pieundotbcr material
for; lunch. Thedoor was coated and the
WW“ thrown intothegtreet. Itlmd

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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multipiy thirty-two by tony-an, he re.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

nificant story:—On Friday last a neatly,

to his nstrmishment discovered that it con-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

‘i‘wu nah. ileum 8”,:
can“ and m.‘*
on é’ ,n‘iu mas-en m1

 

 
 
 
 

wflnot puy-“htohupltim
is‘u dill-rt mm my pay, Quay
It. Surname-it “Maud My,
nottoomuch. For-mild: cows it willnot
finithwm

b one thing that will puy—tlnt
duupuy. Itiathebodiugof pen'tader
huy,cutgreeu and younggud tho-{run
why—it any he .3 Mb
nuduequaltommerandhnm. The
qunfityotmilkiahrph minutiae-d
‘Deosmbermndaphutcalvhgthome
ban exec-Ila: flow drank, not qulteap
rich pulhapl us grain would with!!!
riehaudcupiou;anditwu Wwifi-
outthe grunt expense, me cost not but;
morethanhnlf.

When runner MN” is um
”-3.“de Wham
edge-d feud—fl hunt”: Ad
'kcugetnng‘ madam”
viied for ha, which hilt um. of
tbgrecnpasture. Andwhawflcm,
yourcowwinstillbemdaudw—not
averted, nor overatninod with groin, but
what a cow should bo—u quret‘ domestic
animxl. supporting the dniry,intenied for
moot who am, either too hurdby
boygoryokeduqum-ope. Such amilk-
givmg' mother,needslmtmdentm
tawmmmnsamehhsa
quietroutinc. She m good “about;
thutisthegreatpoint. Shegrowsunderit,
butdeteriontu under Mud thtrup-
idy. Giveher worm winter qmtersuud
plentyof waterwithhu'grunbsy.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

”Windhh monolog-
twdn-youv'dmudsmdth
dag—at,“ muogoodcauaocouldhe
mutamwmuu-
lookalnfldavwahouththetamfiy
'mwhohdbeeupracfiWIau
WmMymmopnpcm
“naturism-send“-
bloumdal ot a Ma honest was
uvoldod. mmmm,mh
tuGMgwusdnflyMed
tolerthdgrmdy mourned“
ammo-ammonium,
whoudvhadkernottoallowanypost-m-
mmuhrythebody wifltoutdhtnrb—
Immunougk thatduathhud
happusdwlthoutiuqulriughbthscauass
of‘It. Theburialwasperformdwithyut
mango-u,uommw1
paaplc suw the body committed to the
ground. Mnlhmseylcftawiflcontainlug
beqummuseanountotsomemnl
Itwas brown that onlysfewdaylbefore
hhdaththo deceaaedhadwrittenanother
willtorwlaootbatwhlch hadcxlstedho-
fomaudsonocurlositywasexhibitedssto
theoontentloftbisJadwilLW‘henoponed,
it'wu found that Hr. Romney,qu some
smallbequatl to Mtrdufiomleftthc
mmofflprtohbwifgand unequal
sumtohisbcothfl'. Thiadipoaitionofhis
moneymrprbedeveryone,foritwugeoer—
dlynmiemoodtbatiuthoprcvionswillthe
Mammhadbeenlefttothechild
antlthewife. Byadvieeofherlawyer,lfn-

Bunnydecidcd to contest the will. The ——'—
WHAT Guns Bacon) Dm—Dr.DIo.

”pillow the (lath of Ir.
Ramsey mutually ers at will hisbook. “Wm"mt “1
mmmnwdxideamdmggm amatonhhcdthstayouug wuunnwhois

ambitious” forscleur,hetinfioulddrhk
ta Itisugreateuauy totals-cornfiel-
ims. Wmcoflbe,‘ audcocoamaybeused
without' ungmg‘ ' theskin;butuaoouaa
ta-drinhng' becomes ureguiflhublttbe
cyeoftbedrau'immting' ' ' oberverdetoctait
intheskin. ‘Teuoompronhuthecom-
plexion,prohablybyderughgthfiver.
Weak tenor m-aybeudouadow
ally,inmoderate qmfifiqwnhout‘ notice.
ahbhmbutludv'ueallyouugwm
whowouldpruervcasott chill,“
quiotuervutoavoidalldrinbhutcold
water. Itisanexcellmtplantudrlnkoue
ortwoglaasesotoDMwuu-oulyhgdown
straight,” " andourhinghtlnm’ . If
yoohavegwdmwcanhdpthefood
intoyouratomoohwifimutmlngunyluid
exceptthe aahvgit willin the long run,
contributemudxtoyourhmtfi.

body,untitutightbeexamined. Thegrave
wu What the cofinwaa
fouudto be empty! limit-may waso
terrlhodatthia that she refined togofur-
therinthonattcr. “Thu,"say- the 3dr,
fromwhichwegleantbcse fucts.“themat-
term been Wmougb we maycx-
pectto hour some new revelations which
willmorethansm-prise thcpublicstlarze.
At prueut “Ramsey has leftihecity,
andhurbrothermu whommspic‘usuhuve
fallmandwho isbeing dogged bythede-
motivegialiving very privately and-lone.
Thane who know say the whole mystery
willyetbectearod."
”——

Howaficnoousov GorIm.—'I‘he Bos-
ton'Mtetllthbnory: The patch
funny, raiding not for ham Lu Grunge
Mbahoywhohusruuently paedhia
myouv,and,havhgjuatdmedhiam
JMMm,bMing a primary
school. “soother utter-noon he filed to
commune usualhom, muchto use
alarmoftbe household, and,after a. long
nonethewasfmdmrmtiuioofterdark,
uttbeProvidatce depot He was sent to
bedwithoutlnuchcxplanation, thought“:
pomiblehh trust“ wuawhutaolmou
wouldhuvencommeflledin Monomer.
gooey. 'I‘henextmoruhgho wusdowuto
the Manifest nble, evidently none the
womefortbeleuon,mdpertnpsthcwiaer.
Takingadvantageofalullin Monouns-
tlon customary at the morning med, he
turned his grave mum towurd the
headof the table,aud giving free ventro
Mover-charged mind, he “donned,“fll
teflyou,msmmu,how it hoppened. After
schoolJ wentportof the way home with
‘Huwr,andatthecornurof astreot
wheresheleft me.Ikissedber,andsho

 

Hum m ngotfmm—
Somehorsulnvo m “unchar-
ncuwillmetnuuf paths-unlimhde-
nunceof alimomtopreveutit. Manny
tnea,’ the true camels attribu recite-had
collar,budlnmm,or wagoodharneasiln-
properly fitted to the IIIIIIL A yoked
bowafiatdonuflfino'wflwfllofu
gdltbmtnd unfit the-I fa labor, .wha
if those thmgs‘ wereastheyoughttobe,
they would work with fu'm'eeuumnd
Whenaharncss oryoke ofhows donut
fitpmperlynnd their skin is liable tube
sinned, bathe those put: before hey are
sailed with and wuter until the outside
skipwtobequitewfgn’ndthenbnthc
thesepurtswithasuohgmd white
ontburk. Letmishedtne everyduy,and
theskinwillsoonbeu‘o much buds-and
tougher-than Mb. Arm curuin
kissed‘me. And then I found I wnsloét” but! may: a?” 3,1! gunk-h-
Thercwasuu explosion around the table, mom” mmmeurmg " ”"35
just about that time. It issuqxacted minis .
nottheflrstymnggenllemanwho hasbeen mm “W is W to
lost under similar circumstances. indicate thepointa of - good cow: she's
W longinhufacqflneinherhorn.sbe'll

[stron'ms'r Anvme-roOnomm—When quickly get f“ without oakeorcrrru; she's
meprcacheroomcsinandnealsdowninthe “huffing“ hthechinesbe’s
poolpit. poolout all the stomm That‘s hmvyinflmhand’wfleinloin; she‘sbroed
wouhestoppersisfor- mmmmmn‘m rumpastruight

Whenshimisgnve outwbe Ems, Play and on sacrum a bump; she's
over the whole toot} before singin, but be wuielnhfihimufimhn tuber 933;,5118'9
sure to playitsothcy can‘t tell whether it’s fineinherahmlm ’ flmhmfiw s;
that loan orsomeothcrtoon. Itwillamoooe She'lfighthhé 'I f“ llilhu‘rtuil;
the laconic to on“. site"s wide in her Maud good at the

When you play the inwrlwd 931mm puil;‘shc’sdneo! we no .31:on skin;
pull EHWSIOPP?“ out,and sumtimcs pull she’s a gnzicr’s without. and u buudIer‘s
themnllin. Thesioppers- is made mpull within.

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out and in. ——-———--
How to luau: ammonium—Set the

Playtbeintgrluxls alnut twiceaslongss
(bemoan Theinterloodsisthebestpurtof heninaplaoe where she will not bediSr
turbed. Giveulurge heotwelveorthbtcen

the mewsic,indshouldbethelongcst.
Playhom the inter-Iced: into the man eggs,amcdinn§zedonetentotwelve,and
withoutlettingthem knowwhen the toon asmallone eight or nine.= Don't let the
hencomeoutoftbcsetfing WWII“:

begins. Thlswillteachtbcmto mind their . p .
bimess. umspnymmmmm hashatched,lmhq1bereupfibdwrth
gavel foodundwuter. mmm

orslower than the toon. This will keepit .
fmmbeingthessmcumeasmetoon. MMCMM menmfmeightor
Ifthepceochergivesoutfive Vim play too m5 .Bm’t meddle with the eggs
four. Tewmuityvimesisteejus. turning them once a
Minsthesenuongooutotthechum,
andcomebackin time for the next won.
Thhwménow ’ youdon’t mam behud ~
onthe’preucherby havin tow many
*tqhknatwoost. , .
80m 10 BE Tm Fort-A .
storyoftbecourtsbip of John, Browu,d _.
buenathstputhtoubook

 

 

 

 

 

 

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