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VOL. 1.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 20,-1871.
day. Address " 81m Omcs. 503:2: Norwllk.
Conn."
L 1
Busintss £31115. SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICE. THE “0L“ WELIJ”
‘ _5%.u.x_s Em CmsE—&~lfl and 9:30 A. 1.; can and
I‘E‘VIS F' BEERS" “M“ 2“? €1.03 ——7:an .; &mand7255 . .
£33,, 2,3,3, n.1,“, :- 33, 9.2... .. v . Hardware Store,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. “5mm mu. mkammcuuxdcmnx.
01111-13 over <word-' Clothng Store Santh \orwalk
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ATTORNEY AT LAlY.
rum CUL'XTY BANK 87:11.9le. NORv
WALK. CORY. l-tf
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, l
«WE‘RE I)? DEBBLE'S BLOCK SOYTH NORA
VV' \LK CON\'_ ‘2-Ef
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DEN‘IS PLA'I'TF.
INS'CBANCE AND HEX}. MATE AGEXT.
tenements. sells honsr‘s. farms and build-
Dmns dev'ds. will: and other leg 1 .
15:111.N policies for life. accident and [in E
the _ St cornmnic.“ at tho lanes! rat ~' ?
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And Agra: for
S. H. Buntingr .E (‘05 8:118:13:
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llilAPEll AND TAILOR,
No. ) Gazette Building
XORWALK. CO)“S_
\ full line of Cloth-s. Exams. “151111.: &c..
.lnya on hum.
Purdmlar nttentlon mid to cutting and nuking of
mantle-men and Children 5 Clothing.
BYXBEE’S
SALOON AND RESTAURAET FOB
GENTLEMEX.
PRIVATE RBTACRAXT ran 1.3.1.1125.
DepotSueeLSoamzzmx. Conn.
31‘: inhibits will In! the head ables her-c.
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NORWALK POST OFFlCE.
kau En? Cars—83) and 800 A. 1.: km and
Slum “22:1- (mess—7:25 A. :1. ; 2338118811311;
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SOCIETY INDEX.
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of (QCl'l month Rooms in l\l\ub-
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fil‘: and third Friday mine
their rooms. on Main are "
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4 11 (hr l-‘t of J 11211“: April. July
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FIRE DEF. \RTMEYT
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J. B. Elli. Form-1mm.
V'I’imnif Han? (0.. No. l. Nnrwalk. H‘lects fitxl
6.2 «11:13. in each month. C F. Martin. Foreman
-; Tut-“1:15 in cash month
.\ IlEX. S. (iIIiSON,
- Firs: Cu" tx-ynzimyul Church, Ner—
XVlA .
I'lZII ‘-l .5}; CITY (72" .\'l-.'\\' YORK.
TEAQHEP. 01‘ THE
PUSO-fillr?‘ .. 03(133' ASD XI‘SK‘AL (THIN)-
SlTIOX.
2‘. 0. Ba: 379. Sorn'ulli. Conn.
11' NM" Yuri; 1222'» \Yi'n. A. Pvml .k' (“1'1 Fun Frr'ud
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('Alll‘CVTE‘RS .xxt) JUISL‘RS.
SHCTH XOR‘VALK. ('OYN..
Will comma to eredt Building. and (In
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JOBBING “'ORK.
of 81] kinds. Roofs shied. kc" 8c. S-tl'
GEORGE HOMES.
Having {11.x recovered his health 861013883989
ham; ohis clam-ad
friends that hei! preparaito
Buy, Sell, Rent, or Exchange Property
on- malmxzexpefieitefa illegal)!»-
3:11: 1836ng “183'?“
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LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,
Has Just opened ln’thc
N E“? BRICK BLOCK .
“1n frum TOLLES & ELY‘S 01d Sta/HI
Across ll‘n
full and new lot a!
font of “'11 him. rton Street witha
Builders’
BF l H3}? AND MORE EkTE\SIVE,
THAN E\ HR OFFERED BEFORE
IN THIS CITY OR VlCINITY.
Hardware
Our'Assortment of Locks,
of Emu. and nlhcl’ (umpanim' nmnuh rturc. “ 1~
unllld 1 all \nnr uth- ntiuu to Triu' an a specialty n» \2 1»
11.11.21 1.12 [nt'iaity (0 lay) a
win‘c
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Com Stock of Everything
in nur lZIn» 11f trad 1
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GLASS,
Crumb 1 ’ '2‘flfllll" ‘..\' .\' i'..\'\vl.l.‘ll undullv-mti'd
nut'xg\. l '
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WHITE LEAD,
LINSEED OIL.
[>111 .\.\’1).\11.\'1£11('m.011<
\lxn
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Pickets, Doors, Sash and Moldings.
\,' 111‘ {wt )‘1.\,‘l ll‘i .\ \\lll'l't).\'."('1'11l11:1ll-d
lluiir all l'nlnr‘ and ('II'hllitt'dinn {ma-l
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Rheumatism, Sprains, Stiff Joints,
Glandular Swellings, (Sac.
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l)l\’l‘(:(:l\T,
11! south #qu'nlk, Conn.
1'. u. xisu & BR05.,
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Heaters.
langcs. he.
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l’ipl‘. Brmh 1111a 1&1
Suctiun and Hum Pumps.
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Lam)» and ]..-1111c1'u.~ 0f
m‘l-rything that i< mmtul in
Ki‘u'hcn I)cpar‘11111'm.
All ordt'rs 1'1-rum" prompt 2111(‘llllnll. For
Special noticm soc other parts of the paper.
F. H. NASH 8' BROS.
UPC. 1.1370.
FRASER 8: LEE
Slit-cl Ll'ad and
all kinds. and
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lmpurtcrs :utd rlUltlH‘l'5 11‘
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11111 Drnggists’ Sundries,
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Choice Perfumery,
Pmaades. Fine Soaps, 32c"
20 Beekman Street, New York.
E. A. FRASER,
.1. B. LEE.
. H. 'I‘OBIPKIXS
GEORGE W. SMITH,
Dealer in all kinds of Choict‘
GROOERIES,
PROVISIONS;
FLOUR AND FEED.
The Oldest Grocery' 111 South Norwalk.
We no sure it does “mm
l-tf
Wank“:
my: annual,
85811039880811]:
gem
' irreduoe taken in Exchange. It:
8m x. ‘5QO
lllt‘ Culinary 111' l
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mumnudym mmumy‘
"nf the firm in whirl: he
disappeared.“ Sally, when are lined 611th
m
NO. 23.
Let file Spank film for His goth“.
Let me spank him for his mother.
He is such a. naughty boy ;
He the baby tried to mother.
And he‘s broken Fanny! toy. ,
0f the doll I gave to Ellen,
He has melted ofl' the nose.
And there really i..- no telling
To what length his mischief goo».
Last night he put 11 trucker
'Nenth his Aunt Jemimu's chair.
And he told me such It \“boppt‘r.
When I asked hmr it came thcrc.
Then when poor Mm. Toodlcn
“”115 just starting 03‘ by rail,
Ill' liud her two fut puddle:I
Flll‘l together by lllk' mil
I. run“) is quitc .‘lllll'klllg
Iluw unu'r 111-1'\ 1': llL‘ rcall} jars-t
lluw hfi.‘ puts pin.~ in onc'a stockings.
And cayenne in Ono's 1 igurs-
You may guess that many Ufflt‘l'
Both-'11 iricks he's daily 111.
81) I'll a-pzmk him for his molhct',
.\~ 11 tirn'uumt- little but.
A,
Carlotta.
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“all ml :1
lL'L'llll'l' 1m lulul :1l1~l':::1':11'1' will In: tll'll\'l‘l'1'll
in the upt-n 1', .1111 :L collcclilm will llt‘
lakt'u :d tlu- dnor 1n dcfmy expensca."
his 1m 11 ;1~
“."mizh.
uhill puqml
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l)"
011 [hr country \'ill.\g('.
:1l
.\ mun mlh'd unlit-loQ-Jm t'xtm'tionot' fur
sucin: l:iln—" \Yhy. tn)" fl'll‘llll," 1'1'plicd llu'
man." " wlm ht'nught this suit?" "I did it i
l
tfinllligv 5511:" “Tu uhligi' lul',
lllllt'l‘ll— .
how an ‘\\'l1.\'. In ultl'lgv you mpay 1111-." :
Paving alnng the street :1 few days 1!
113.51). we ubm'rvcd in thr- winduu' of :1 par- '
tially vacant lmum- [111' following 110000;!
“ The uppl't' part nf this 11111150 to lt'l, ('01)-
tztining llll'l‘l‘ l'nulll‘. n nullar. hitch-wand
backyard." .
Ilil.‘ Pm'ting’lnn, tlw well-known sun of the
old lady. i1: 111:11'1'icd. Mrs. Partingtun says
that llto having bet-1mm ummurcd of :1 sy-
ren, in Boston, has led 1101' to the incanall
halter. She says he didn‘t. appear the 1 mt
decomposed. On the hack of his wedding
cards were little cubics of wings.
A lady who was ambitious that 1191' (-011-
versation should be up to the transcendental
style, in speaking of 11. friend said. “ He is a
pamgmm of politeness l" “ Excuse me,"
said a wag sitting next to her, “ but do you
not mean a parallelogram 2’" Of course I
meant 8 parallelogram," replied the am-
bitious lady- , “ how could I have made such
a mistake. "'
"I want some newssariamfor Thanksgiv-
ing,“ said an old down-east farmer to the
pmprictnr, as he entered the grocery store
at the inevitable ,“comer.” That he could
be supplied was the ready assurance given.
and “What w1ll you please to have ?" was
the inquiry. . “W8ll,.let me see," said- the
old fellow; “ give me a quart of mm, a plug
of tobacco, and a pound of teupenny nails."
“Persévera’nce,” said a'lady’m hai- ser;
vant, “ is the only W8yzyou can accomplish
great things.” One day,eight apple-dump»
lings wet: sent .dmmm '
hugs?” “J— Q
ms'm" “Wbylww: “WWW
.' nu'k'u.
' i'IIl'fllmrl't‘ll1(1|1lI‘l',l lillt'd i1 nilh ('lllill'l"!
l
I {Emu-n {rum myth-1‘ llu' ~l\._'»' «if that “inn-1
' l.1_»‘. l lllt'JllltIl :lu- :lll' 'l' flirt i~l:111'l~
. 11-13.:‘l1'. (Il'. lin' \\'11.l> in :11 mm‘ liw \'
211-113 I ;.'11 _::1'.11".~l11 .‘I'.‘ 21'. "!.»l 11 11' ~
111ll:.’111:1.'.1~i111.11- .\11-z ~. I \' w :l~1"<
1 1 pill‘l.
In part. I ~. that 1’1'~tri11i~:1
I.\1'l'l't:n1l\ inf-d .. f‘.:\’:i:\" ((r'l\l. l
'lll‘(ll‘i'l1|'iul tl' l:I‘u" i1.»l'l'l~l
m'w ('Ivlmlr) Ii I} ~:1'.1l.“-11.d ymztll :md
'1<-llx‘il}' :zt‘v 311.1211'11'1LI " .\1‘11l I :11iIlv .i.‘ “W
1hr“ i\:1l11'.1r't_\'\\'< ill» twl li'u to uni“ I'l
gray l1:x'11' Mllnulllly 11:11'11'11 mwr prurcful
l-rnw<“ 'l'lnn l nil-wt} 1!:1' ire-Nut" .\'I'\\
l‘lnqlamlimy lllitll(‘\ .md 111} (-l111»v—anrl
IhI' floating (Iumlx 1f nn‘ 1101111' slalrQ. l
lunged for ntvvt't' >l1'11.u\\ 111' that ‘l lin'cd
theidarhntsu holler lhan the light," but 1
\‘lll “the glaring; nunshim' hlindl'lh,"1:ud ll
‘ ”I [‘1' sh rp 1h: vlul 111Inlw “lum fivt'y Span-
' 'l‘ll llcm'h 1'111‘1' lI llilN'l'l d \\ lllt llav' 1'1 ligiulh
1 1111' new cmmtt'y.
' rcpcalwl Hm
I l"l‘l'.\ I found Spain il\llf Liquid “ l'lslur
; 11111-1" i't 1113‘1':11«_~(\fl \uir. \ 1,11'111'1'1'111 farms
ul' ."-'11~ril'1~.vl:11‘l\r'_\'1\l1ml;121: r‘mlxu-lllshly
{1.11111 Illl1'l'illl"illIll‘i‘ltf l;.1'<- ~11: '.\\l\' “ Tht'
-."«1-11ri~11111:1idv11~lltz~2111111~1u
{Ht lllitll'ull
Ill\' hr»! ulw-rvalinn l’l’l'l.:ll't~ l)(‘l'_ll.‘i' a
youth ulna In {HUN '1: » 0.1.1- 1:111 in «12M {”1
'21h21ppy nld 1133'. 0111' 2'11“ In Spain and
'in Mum:
-f.-'1i1
; 1'311 1‘ix1uul
' llmt \\ lll'll("\'t’l' the party slnmwd for 1'1'f1‘i'>l1-
[iron was sxxan
California, New and Old.
With my face to the settiugAsun, my heart
was full of brightnntlcipatiuns. I said,“1
shall sec the golden land, and it is 21 land uf
enchantmcm." Did I find it so? I will tell
you.
Beautiful fur situation, truly. 1.: San Fran-
ciscu. the Queen City of Elduradu. sitting in
brown 111:1jc.~1_\' on her throne of sand hills,
and lrmkin; out on Elm hay more beautiful
th'tn that of Naples 1 found glimpaca of
Eden “11111. after a winter min, the suu>hiuv
ft'll in “arm. :uhlrn slltlwvl‘s. The hills 11f
(11.1mm Cusla showed shudcs (1f gn't'n in
their \‘l'llt'l Sl'fllll'ss. and NW
\urimw craft in lln- hurluvr lay upon its beryl
plain. idly 1h :1 painted ship upon a
paiult-d ucuut." I llmkt'd out (111 Christmas
1110mm; 1111 a tanglt' (1f luxuriant \‘llll‘h, 211111
:1 $1111 udur of bright hlmwuns. A hunnning
bird. in :1 (-0111 of grim-11 and lumwn and glit-
d:1111'd 111 and nut frum fl'alhur)
311';1(‘i21.~ and hump: pink blu~~lllll5 uf lht-
Tuklng llii' <-:ll,\ «if :1 calla
5111111111114”;
" a:
luring gulll,
Siluwy
i‘ ('hlhlt-tnalit'ul Your I‘l‘l“"lll ix \'1'r\'l)1ll»
71'al uhirh lu‘nught tlu'm fi'mn xlu' sugny far
:1\\:1}'l.1mlId' I~li\‘('.\ to do Hmi's \uvrk in tin-
wlldl'rm'ss I catch, landlw1'011111'0llnglink
with ”11' hm'zhl)‘ Spaniard 11in) r‘mut' f0)”
:{I2l<l.:111d\\'lll1 whnw “‘4‘le .‘lllll 1111-
l'uunlain: uf t'll‘l'
him
salisfil'd spirit sullghl lht'
1,:1l youth in tho r-vcru'lmlw at" Florida.
There \vax' romance :15 “'1‘“ as reality in
63mm Claim and San Jnsv
ltnun‘lodgt' In Inc. and in “finn—
but 1111* Span-
i~ \H‘luklnl and \\lllll‘l‘l'll," “us
l':111d:my,m.:md in my mimic Spain
I t'njnyl-(l lht'aamo thing.
:111nld(‘;1.~till11..
~11 \ llll'
rm
'l'i.I-n l 21111:1ln1r-~l.lny<1-H'.
from Nashvilll' and th: 1l111:ll'1.~t~ \u 11'. L'Ull-
>1-1‘111-11tl)'_ nhligl'd 11) 4111': l\&i'1|l)vl'1)lll' [unit's
l1l~
ill't‘l’l . 1~ l)icl{lll.~(lll‘ braid“ ~1-r'u111l,
\\.1~ arraiupluicd 1111 Ilu- i'aial jwn‘m'} it}. a
numim n; gag: L'lullllllllunn, \Vlm “em out
tun-ling: and :tppt'ut'ud m hurl"
lll’.‘ llllllrhi (Humid-114'“
ll H i' fl'i:':1d. 'l'radllinn
l')~<'1 ”ID
in llH'
pramt-x. nf «.1 m-s
111cm. llir'kinth dbplayx'd l1i< «kill with his
“mum” by 5111105113; ul :1 111:1t'l«:.a11d :0 won—
dt-rfully accurate “11> his aim lhztt at ”'10
word nl' (unnmaud he p111 four lull.» into :1
Spac mu-n-xl by :1 ddllar, '31 fuel distant.
Al th'. Silllll’ (llslzlllf‘l‘ lu' t'cpcalvdly cut :1
small \lrlng .‘uspcndud from a huugh, and
[1101] left it behind, with instructions 10 the
tm'ern-kct'pm‘ tn show it w Gun. Jackson if
he came that way. lt also said that he
be! $500 dnllzu's hr would hit his enemy
within a half-inch of a curtain button on
hi3; coal But Whether thesx' stories are
true or false, we know that Jackson and Over—
Lon were mnpluyiug themselves as they rode
along. much inure sensibly. Both were
conscidus that it \‘11S indeed to he a life-and-
denth affair, and they studied the situation
accordingly. Their, deliberations resulted
in Jackson's determination to lot Dickinson
have the first fire. and take his c‘uanca for
the second. He felt perfectly confident that
Dickinson would hit him} and equally conti-
deut that he would hit Dickinson. "(sham
have hit him " said this' iron man long after-
ward, “if he had shot me in thé brain.”
The two partlm passed the night at diflerent
cabins on the bank of the river, and Jackson
is reportc'd'm have mu '8 hearty supper,
smoked his natal piper; and indulged m
M whmflon prémus to retiring
Hen. atoning before 11me and
hisftiends were in the saddle, and fouling
is
Mike shallow graham, proceeded to the up."
whim spank level piece of river bottom "
I missed him ?" “ Back to the mark, sir!"
said Overton, with his hand on his pistol.
Dickinsnn resumed his place at once, and
stood firmly waiting the result. Jackson
raised his weapon, took deliberate aim, and
pulled the trigger. It stopped at half—cock.
H0 cocked again; again aimed as deliberately
as bcfere, and this time the ringing crack
followed, and Dickinson, reming toward the
ground, was caught by his friends and sup-
ported agalnx't a clump of umlerhrush. His
lower garments l‘C‘dtll‘llCil with bluod, and :1
ln'icf examination shuwcd that the hall had
prScd dirt-('tly through the bndy below the
hips. and lmlgl'd UllllCl' the skin on the app.»
sin- sidc from 1111- point of entrance. Such
a wmmd could have but. one terminatinn.
Imd Diclunson, after suffuring terribly all
day, divd at 9 o‘clock the same evening. As
Jackson and hi< ('mnpanilms wont {mm the
<pnl, llw surgl'rm nulk'ed llll' blond oozing
from hi4 show. “My Gnd.(lcn. Jackson,
arc ynu hit ?" llc cxclaimcd, “Oh. I be-
lievp he'lms priekled me a. little. Let’s look
at‘it'; But say nothingr about it tlicl'c,"point»
in}: m the hnusv they were then approach-
\\'hy llt' \\ 1H 51) particular to CUllL‘Cdl
.115 pound from nutsidrrs is cxplniuvd by.
2 {tit 11'] In \\ hum afterward said:
lIlid 11-11 wzml 11in) (Dickinson) lohuvc
1:11 grmilir nil”?! ul' lxll“\\'lll'.' that 11% had
" l)1’i11i.i11j.' draught 11f
111-1'111ilk.h:-l1-nl lll‘ .d and
:llL'.
.l .11'ksnn
1‘1 1' .ud 1111'. :11iI0p
drl“
'h
\\'1)I,lll(l
“Rh .zhh- In t'ldz- hmm' willmul mus-h dilli-
'11": ; h»! litru' ltiutllnx 1|1p~1rd lu‘lmr hr
1' l Ii ’1 2114.11- aim H 1' ml 11': liyl_\'.:111d lin' i11-
llll't’l(‘Ill\('(1‘ll‘l1(1'\' of the
dining years with pain.
Tilt:
1111- “(1114011 Jackson ncvor parted with. and
in l1i‘l:=>t(‘.zt_\'sa.t frivnd callinl,r tzpnn him
12ml“. upnzw 11f thi' puff lay
.namr'l. Tho (lid 1111111 I'cmurl‘cd quit-fly:
'Thi<iall10 phlol with which I killt-d Mr.
injl'r}; lilll'd his
and at last laid him
111 hix gmvt'. durlling illbllllh ust'd 0n
\-.l1i1 h 1111 Elm
l)l('l;in~'nn." Sn Ant'nu ltlrr would now
:1111llltI'11 .~.1_\',\\'ill1 :1 >11..‘( ”My fl‘lt‘nll
ll unillnu whom [4101.“
«so-—
l'ulw ('ll‘i‘illlhllllltilll Evidence.
1'.1'1':1.~-:-
,\ 1111411"
I1".-"'
llll‘j ..~' lH‘l'il ('I)llll)ll‘l(“l in Twit dII.
11-12-1' lluht-t'l .‘lmt‘p
lx'ad. :111.l.~lu:.~' in
111 11'. {Lllxll'l ll 11't'i\ 111..
, \hlnv'mg llll.‘ dangr'l' of
Nulrly
:1‘ l'nund
.\
.';1<1_1i11li—
'J‘l
)1 zll'\ 1'41). 3.\
with >l1nl l11~l1r11i11
“211) 1:1\ In
”1:111' lI‘l'lll~ with llw (lulu-21v. :l.\ \\':I.
l'u‘ 1511' 1111'1'd1-1' Tlll'l limmn '\ -.~ 1' l
rirvutnsl:111ti'al,hutso ~1;illf'.1ll_\' “\\0rl\(1l11p"
ll) tln- (lw I‘z'lh't“, that H rrringbm mu (1111'
x i1 wit and ~wnt tn the pn-nitc‘ttlim'y. Ills
l:1\\‘_\ cw-had lmrnmv ‘llll"l'l“‘l(‘ll Iht' raw,
tin-3' dutm'minml to fight his to the
11ml. Aim-1' :1 long arduous slx'ugglt' thrnugh
tln' ilistt'lrt and supreme courts. an order for
:1 m-w trial “as obtained. and that lriul has
_]11.\1 chm-d. Thl' main points in tllL' cx'i-
d1 are on which he was convicted were the
.1ppnr1'111 cutrmpnndvnu' of tho >lmt in the
body 111' the dead 1115111 with that in the shut-
h:1;_: lit-longing to Harrington ; the 1:0rrmpon—
1ll,ll(‘L‘ of picccsof :\ nmwpapcr found near
the scene of the supposed murder, and as—
sumed to hh part of the gun “'adding, with
a turn paper in Harrington‘s residence and
:1 pircc in his vest pocket, and that tlw mo-
tiw- fwr 1111: murder was to bl' found in the
illr'gcd fact of Simrphaving come to Tulcdn
\\ i112 wrot'nl hundred dnlhtrs of muncy,
Ilarringlfln knownzmd that 111101113
intimate with .Iliarp. 011 mu
.wmnd trial it was t'cndcrcd doubtful
u'lmlhor (hero was :1 similm'llv 311 the shot.
11 was ('lt'arly prnrcn that the pica-s (If p11-
pz-r :dll-gt‘d to have been picked up at the
5 1'1)" of tho murth-r were not there :11 lht‘
time 0f the finding of the bud), 110111 day
le'l'l'
in
miner
\\ l1l1'h
('lsl‘ was $1)
.31; lln- ~l;;1d(- 11f hi‘ Mlllllil'l‘l‘h ()\'(‘I' my I _ _
' 1-\'1'~:. and hie prldt' in HIV “Full. 01'. again or two afterward, and "'8 infL'n-noc “ "Q nu-
I'llrt-am with Irving in lhc .-\llmn1ln~.1,.~lill “211111.1th that tlwy Wl're put. there by the
ANN mm). but m.” ‘1“, 5m”- 'l'hr- land ”f dcu-Min-s to aid them in “ “writing up“ the
:"-lIl Hm} 1'l1'.ll‘~~l\iI~ (,f ,mm‘ \‘ll.ll'l~:lll(l 11m- manna! llalrinutnu It was further
[)11-1111lu'r ”It“ ,1, i. m.- land “I l'lll'lx;ll‘.t< 111'1121'11IhntSharp \\ .1: tlvsliuttr- wlwn hc 511'»
i Hum, 1m, ‘1 1 11 Iriwl in 'l'olrdn, and that Harrington was,
‘ .‘prin'Vfivld. “u“ 1 lining hiw “('5‘ la :1id him in procuring.r cm-
‘ 44>- , pit-yturm. To crown all. an alibi was mt-
"m Hit-lull") ' i leflt'lul‘ll)’ prm'ra. llzu'rlu-ztnn was declared
. ‘ . —~ _ l innocent, and the jury voluntarily gun- him
"" " ”ml “l “ '“"""1“"'“ “""'l""“‘~‘ ‘ “I“ 3“" ' .1 lI‘llt‘l'. alum-d ln_\'1~\'1'1'_\ txlcxnhcr. repeating
1““l'l4' ‘5‘ ‘ ” "1' "f ” ‘lm'l f“ 1741" "s (""l' ‘ lut'nlpltalll:11'1‘211~.tln-ir ln'liul" of his {mire
.l.‘.('l\'.~«|ll uiih 11‘l - Dil'kln» >11. ii In 1‘“ : “In“.pmw. ”f any mmwtmk‘. ”f ”1.. hul“
l‘lfll'“ "('33 3‘)» 13”"1 ”l I"”"""‘""‘ ““1" ~11 ‘ tum-.l 111'11'.l:-1'_;1111l hr'uring l<'~ll1|)()ll)' l1: hi§
“VII Rl‘l‘l" 3” lAl’fiJ” C‘Hlmyw K.‘ .: i 1111if Il'm goo-.1 Cillll‘dcli'l Thv public .wnli-
Tl" l'l-‘Wl' "1' ”mm“ “"" ’1 l"“_~' ‘1 5." " ’ 3“" 1111-111 unanim'msl} coincided with this HT-
dict. The l'urmct employer of llurrlagtun
immediately took him back into his services.
ll1~111~u~1111 utmlvassml shudder to’ reflect
1
that a perfectly innocent man, 121' good
('lllll'tli‘lr‘l',nllfl‘k‘l‘t‘d lwn years of degrading
p11ni>l11112'nt. and nul'mwly oscupt'd .111 lg-
d-.~.1tl1. fIrl’ \Vllll'l) he
knew nothing. I is anuthur warning of hu-
plit'it U‘ll‘l in wholly circumstantial cri-
(ll‘llCl‘. 51ml apt-1111's! against the detectives
in “ wnrklng up a ('flfil’" against any (Invthcy
clmusc to suspect.
nanniniuu~ :1 crink-
, ¢>
“'ll.\T T111: [{xwu'rs 01' PYTHIA: A1112.—
’l"uc nulet' of “ The Knights of Pylhias" is
becoming so widely spread and prosperous
that the public have :1 reasonable curiosity
w know something at its character and put.
pasta The ritual was first writté'u' find the
order workcd during the war, as a bond of
union between army officers. After the war
clased it was rewritten. modified and thrown
upon to the people. and has spread rapidly,
particularly in the last tw0 years and in the
Eastern States.- Its work and intent. are
very similar to those of the Masonic Order.
Founded on friendship, with the famous
Damon and Pythlnsas their example, the
member. alas-'10 relievéfhe summing. humor
unfortunate, care for the sick, bury the dead
and gixzccympathy and material aid to mi».
'widuwa and orphans of each other.
There are how {any scum lodges in Maw
s'achusetta. The complete regdiacenslsts
of a military hat,'with plumes: a scarlet
velveteen sash, with silver fringe} 81: apron
of black velvet, hum;— mined m nil-
helmet withshg visor down, lhe 112nm KJ’
lathe Maui 018 forest of palatal-trees.
1' iu‘lpliritl)‘ t1)rirc‘tunslztlllial cvlduum' ;
,ver with the emblefhbfm other; Iknjght’s .
Dn'cumxox or A Quantum—It is de-
salbed “ thusly” by a young man who tried
it: “ We both bowed to bout of us, then
t’otlier ; then the fiddle tunked and the thing
started, I grabbed for the female hand, she
squeezed mine, we both slung each other,
then changed base clear across the room,
jumped up and down over so many times,
then my dear and I dozed-a—doe and hop
scratched home again (from aforeign shore -,)
then we two forwarded four. ladies changed,
we X over, turned around twice, shassayed
aide-ways, I hacked to place, she ditwcd.
side couples to the left, side couples turn
gentlt'man, side couples turn, ladies turn
side couplos, head couples turn side couples.
all hands around, back again. First fellnw
take nppusile gal sling her around, takt
your own gal and t‘othcr feller‘s gal {award
and back, twist both gals two times, sling;
’cm to opposite fellcr, let him do the same
as you, and back again to places, light gcn~
tlcman balance to heavy lady, heavy lady
duplicate, Wade all gals to the center,
fellcrs catch hold of cach othcr’s hands. bob
up and down. each fellow takcs his gal bad;
to plac't'. Right gentleman spin right lady
right lady spin loft gentleman, all twist eaCh
other. do it again, over, repeat, keep it up,
all turn to t'uthcr backward, sideways each
couplv swing t‘nther couple, cross over, back
again 11) our seats."
. ”——
\\'11AT “atom-:5 ()F ,\1.1. THE STEEL PExs‘?
-.\ (- »1'ri prmllrnt uf mu .N'rkzdzfr .-lme;:"ra.'.~
51153: When at Illlf Works uf )lL-ssrs. Thus.
J1'.~§I1p at ‘50115, in Sill'llll'ld, England, I was
.nf-mm'l that lmndted and thirty-0n:
11”an >ll€€l sun] were manufactured 8111'.
~wld in 13463. to be manufactured into steel
pens. I was about writing home, and dared
lint 51hr the quartilly, fmring that I Wu»
111isinfnrmt‘d. Nt'xt day I returned to thy
office, 21nd the clerk turned to the books and
showed mo the exact figure, which wzb
mun-thing m'or Six hundred and thirty-om-
six
Inns. This is from one establishment, others
making stc-z-l for pens also. Each ton of
51111 averages about one million pens.
making :1 total nf six hundred and thirty-
nIlllinn. \Vhat becomes of all the steel
pens? Is it up rcasnnable t1) presume that
2 lln' must of 1111-111 are thrown away? How
common it is to pick up a steel pen, the nibs
All which arc stud; t0; 'thcr, to pull it out of
1111' holder llu'nw it into the store, and
p111 in a now out". Then this is too soft, or
lot» sllil'. [up fine, or (:71) course, or docs not
111'1221' :1 lim- hair-liar. Fur the least. trifling
fault, it Silill‘lK :1 >imilar {2110: and a trifling
rq-xatirm often Cltlllll(‘> :1 wholl- ‘nnx into the
Nobody considers the cost of
Well. that's where the most of
Ull‘
and
“WHIP basket.
:1. step] pl‘l).
tht'm g1).
- «My
T111; LUCAL PAPER. ~——Thc (lu'ael nd 11er-
r11d makes the fullnwing truthful observa-
tion cuncornlng country pupcxs, and the
duty of giving them wholesome support:
The local paper is an absolute necessity to
the country and community where it is pub
lishcd. All city papers cannot supply the
place of :1 home paper. That should be the
first love of every man and woman, for
with the paper is the locality identified.
The paper gives the country and town
where it is printed much of their import—
ance in thc World. and gives (lvtail in the
local ncwg which ('annnl he gained by any
other wan-c. El‘f‘l‘}' day’s issue of the
papI-r is <0 much local history, and the rise,
Erowllt and dcvt'lupnwnt of the town and
county (‘2111 be llll'ufilll’l'xl and tecnnled only
by the local newspaper that is constantly
gztlht'riug its items. People do not. properly
appru'iatu their homa- paper. They measure
the value of a paper mu much by the num-
ln'r 11f columns it (villains. The home paper
at any price the 1:111“pr paper one can
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mat-1211'" is to be .<t‘('l‘l in the workings of
the Female (‘cnt Inqitutlmt of the New
Hanuwhirt' Misfimmry Society. Its mem-
bers: agref' to pay 0111- cum :1 week each
for missionary use. and by their aggregate
contributions mix-1' annually quite a. large
311111. In many in<tnncvs the sum of ten dol-
lars is paid lulu the li'quale')’, and when this
is the case the mum-3r is. put out to interest,
in what i< called (111' " ammorial fund”—-thc
investment of which pays the cent a week
on each duualmn >11 made. and will continue
to pay i 1. for ever. Last year the collections
from thcsc small offerings were made from
0111' hundred and ten towns, and amounted
ln nearly two thousand five hundred dol-
lars: while the total proceeds of the sixty-
firc yvars that the Amiely has been in exist-
ence amount? to seventy—four thousand
Height 111111de and twenty-nine dollars—all
derived from individual subscriptions of one
cent per week from each member.
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A wedding ceremony. locally looked upon
as of unusual impnrmm'e on amount of the
high standing of the parties, took place at
Newport, K32, at midday on Thumdsy last.
To give greater impressiveness to the scene,
the church had been darkened and as the
orn'an began to roll forth the wedding march
the happy couple started to approach the al-
tar. The lights were burning dimly, and the
sexton at the moment attempted to turn on
the gas, but 8121", nervous sad excited he
turned the wrong 12' av, and' m an instant the
clergyman. the wedding party and these.
sembled friends were in total darkness. _At
this: juncture happily , a gentleman who
stood near a window at. the fight of the 8!-
tan- pulled down a blind from the £093 and
the bright sunlight streamed in 8nd rested
on the bfidhl party. The rest Of Hie w,
blybelngih gloom, the m mangled 5
8nd beautiful, and What a; first gained W '
The sounds: 55am House
H88 the beat. militias (at am" man-ulna”
of phln Ind My Job Priming?
Agricultural—- and Me.
New York goes the lamina butter, pro-
ducing 10399738) pounds: Ohio, 48543102
pounds; Illinois.28,052,55’l; Pennsylvanh,
58,652,511; Iowa, 11,955,686 pounds. Total
in all the Stated, 470.5%,“ pounda.
If 800w fails to discharge the afterbirth
in three hours after calving, apply to her
hack,just forward of the hips,onehalf pint
fine salt, mixed with samequnntityof warm
water, and rub well with the hand over:
epace one foot square. It will pme afic-
tual in nine out of ten 08:888.
To prevent cake burning round the sides
:md on the bnttnm. place the pan containing
t on one or two other earthen or iron pans,
md if the oven is too hot on top. place over
Ihe pans two thicknesses of white paper.
This should always bf' done with large
rakes, requiring Considerable time to bake
thoroughly.
For 8 sprained shoulder in 8 horse,-put
four ounces saltpetre in one quart soft water,
and keep the shoulder wet with the solution
for twelve hours. Afterward apply four
times a day until a complete cure is effected,
which will usually be in eight. or ten days,
if applied immediately him the injury and
the horse is allowed to remain entirely at
rest. ‘
A lady who has tried it, lends us this
method of exterminating the repulsive bed-
Wug: “If any of your readers need a sure
remedy for bedbugs they can have mine,
1nd cleanse the house of this troublesmhe
vermin without expense. They have only
'0 wash with salt water filling the cracks
w here they frequent with salt and 2011 may
look in vain for them.”
It is claimed that metallic iron affords the
t'car-licst and simplest means of disinfecting
water, and of keeping it. fresh. The water
of the Thames, taken to 5m in iron tanks.
soon becoma perfectly sweet. and remains
so during a long voyagie. A small piece of
iron or a few nails in the water in which
cut-flowers are put will keep the we:
sweet. The experiment has been trial of
putting some iron-fillings in 8 ml with .
a very small quantity of wane: and than
placingsleech therein, After six months
had passed, the water was found ‘ quite
fresh. and the leech alive and healthy. These
facts are curious and suggmfive.
Physiologically soup has great value for.
those who hurry to and from their mealsfa‘s'
it allr-ws an interval of comparative rm! to
the fainting stomach, rest before solid food
being as important as rest. after it. Let a
hungry and weary merchant or lawyer rush
2'11 medias rem—plunge boldly into roast beef
and what is the result? The defeat is often
as precipitate as was the attack. When the
body is weary the stomach must be identi-
fied with it and cannot therefore stand the
shock of some ill-masticnwd half pound
weight of beef. But if a small plateful of
light soup be gently insinuated into the any
term, nourishment will soon be introduced.
add strength will follow to native more
substantial M.
For many diseases of fowlh. owners are in
the habit of feeding grains of black pepper,
and red pepper is she administered at times
with the food of the fowls, but we did not
kuuw until recently that they would feed
upon peppers of their own mad. A friend
who mfly spent some t'una in Spanish
Hondums. where cap§icum or the red pep-
per grows as a perennial, forming quite high
bushes, says that he often saw from his win-
dow the ordinary barnyard fowls fly into
the growing pepper plants and strip them of
leaves and seedpods, eating them with
avidity. The fowls there seemed excwd-
ingly healthy, and prolific layers. Is it. not
probable that more capsicum fed to our
chickens would be to their benefit?
“ Bridget, what did your mism say she
would have for dinner ?" “ Broil the lobster !"
“ Are you sure, Bridget 1"" “ Enlircly; get
the gridiron." Mary got the gridiron and
placed it on the fire. She tin-n placed the
live lobster on the gridiron. Inte'rmisdon of
five minutes, after which the dialogue was
resumed. as follows: “ Did you broil that
lobster, Mary ?" “ Devil the broil l The
more I poked the fire, the more he walked
off. The baste‘s haunted; I’ll try n5 more.
No good will come from cooking a stnlddle
bug like that." “ And where (9 the lobster ?“ .
“ Difil know I. The last I saw of him he
was going 61-“ of the door with his tall at
half niast." ‘
A knowledgeuf the fact that bodiea ex»
paml by hedgand an application of this
knowledge, will aim save much trouble.
Ground glass stoppers in bottles of“: be-
come fast by being phi into the neck titer
thelstterare warmed by the Male
shoppe: being cold. To loosen them. warm
the neck, by applying a small cloth dipped
in warm water. which will exputdit 8nd
loosentbeuopper. Nut: on Wand
omen-whines sometimes beam imam“.
bleby being put unlike m in cold
weather,8fter than“ have been warmed
by holding in the hands The; only way to
getthemomis to expand them agsin by
heating. The work'should he quickly done,
otherwise the renews will also become
hatedand exptuded. We once saw mm
smug med trying» W; nasty iron'
pump: Wesuggesmd beating 'flieoutuor
hollow screw, when it was hunched with
one hand.
Above 811 things, if 8 1158mm “he
mm take up“ lei Ila-naps
andthein talsoftheraficerand 8 word '