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133mm; AND £1111. mun .lcnx'r.
Rents tenements
:ng ion. Draws deeds
documents lune: policies for life. Incident 011d
manna. in the best oompfiniee 1.1 the lowest files.
Uficebonm9mllfi 11. 3:050nd TtoSr I. Of-
wills and other i
'ce on Main eta-wt. Dibble I Block. over Gamecock s
“on. South l—t!
£611.13" 515:
1'1. NASII.
(Organist Trinity Church. Bridgeport. Conn.)
TEACHER 0F MI'SIC,
In New York Monday and WedneIdxr. Bridge
.Vorwnlk Thine
port Tue-day. Friday and Snndxy;
1.." W utport Saturda
Pianos tuned. a! n!
0141) VVELL IIOTLIx.
(DRYER MAIN AVD WASHINGTON STREEI‘S.
SOUTH .VORWALK. (NSF.
F0013 & (0.. Proprietors.
Ax exedleut sublo nttxched. 1n
tendxnep It nil hours. which an be
zinn at office of the Hotel.
.1. VV. “GRIE‘FIS',
HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PUN’TER AXD DECORATOR,
Opposite Lam‘ Hotel. m street. South .Vorwxlk.
All orders executed with names: and dispatch
South Not-walk. Nov 1‘? 1870 l t!
-" #__ J. C. cnovvn.
CARPENTER D BLILDER
JOBBIVG DONE AT SHORT .VOTIC'S.
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Shop on Ann strent . mar Main
l—tf
H. I}. SIXERVVOOD.
BL'II DER AND CONTRACTOR.
Job<
Order-e Inlirlhd
\‘outh _\' iruslh Vov. 17.1060.
in a ‘ it- branches “ith or without material
Mu; 11:13:51 ~hurtest notice. Order:- Hullcited.
My 11 West of the Depot. near the .Vurser}. South
Vorwzsl' 1:
Joseph R Raymond of South .Vorwalk is my 31-1
'horizod agenti 11 the trx maction of said business
South Norwalk J12 25.1871 ll—Gm‘
GEORGE VORV E1414.
STAIR BLILDER.
.V'EWELS. BALL'STERS. HAND RAILS.
STAKES SC. &C.
Made to order and put up or shipped to any part of
the country. Shop root of Xxx-wall street. South
)orwxlk.
All ordce pmpdy Attended to Incl satisfaction
sung-Interact
BLACstuTuING.
CARR a: EVENDEN.
Wutld announce that they lute started a new
Ihop. 01 lower end of W012: street. citv of South
VormiL tor the u of HORSESHOELVG.
t.E.\‘ER.\L BLACKS
a- They “.3113.“
0111:0353. an'PW
~1mb1€ prices
SOIJTII N ()RVV’A.LK
>AV.\I VGS BAVK,
SUITE .VOR\V ALK. CONN
&Cat Good work at refi-
1811:
Interest a‘lou‘ed on all Deposits made in this
Bank. from the first my of the month next :uc
(ceding the deposit.
W, S [LLVFORD
l t! Treasurer.
)1. IIEC‘Iil-III,
\VIXE AND LAGER BEER SALOON.
Corner \Vster and W ashingtou streets. South .Vor
wa. ’k. toxin 1 ti
xv. \v. (‘0)18TOCK.
G ROC ER,
DlBllLE'S BLOCK,
SOUTH .VORWALK. CONN.
(3 IIOCERIESC
J0“) lIL'TCIlIXGS,
Formerir llutchings at l-trriz- Ely' 5 Block Main
Itreet South Vornlk Thankful fur the put puf-
mange receixed from his cast inset-0. he hopes. by
keeping a road 1-: rtmect 01' Writs to meet
21»: I: approbation and wctm 0 '1 neriuI Ihnre of
(hm p.1{r0nzt'_e in th‘ mm". 111'
IIOYT BROTHERS.
Pig H» . ~37
“per“. 3111’. “hulxv -l~: Dea'
(i Y S T E H 5'
The 13:9“: and 111 W: reliable Uptcr esublishr
men! in Connecticut.
Pier 1 Water street foot of Raymond
unthN -.'“‘1lk .Vov 171870. it!
\v'. R. TOLIll-ZH. '
Dealer in
Stowe. Tin “Ems. Cooking L'tensils,
Les-pt and Kane Finishing Gods.
M13 :0‘ Roofing. Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron work
Jobbing of VI] kind- pmptly
ex —cu: ed to order
.11’ended to.
’17:! MAIN STREEI‘. SOUTH SORIV Alli.
JUIIN .k. IIONNEC‘KEB,
G B.\' ERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
And Agent for
S. R. Bunting 5: C035 Bakery.
No. 1 Wsll Street. foot a! mu BEL
.1! NOBWALK. CONN.
3*
FRANCIS J. McKEON,
DRAPER AXD TAILOR,
So. l mu WIC-
NORWALK. COV’V
Perticulxr undo:
Gentlemen and Children'-
BYXBEE'S
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SOUTH NORWALK CITY OFFICERS.
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Auditor—Wurst C. Qumm.
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Judge—Winn- ’10wa
Shunt (WW—21.3137 A W oomunn.
Coroner—JOE! HILL. M D.
Attorney—Lune F. 81:33:.
Surveyor—W 11.1.10: '1‘. Cluw
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Third Ward—Gnome: Enema, Hmv B E»
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Marciano/Elation—
Flnt Hard—Moms M Von-ms
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Seamed Ward—{hum F Touts
Third Ward-.111” C. Clown, Wuux- F.
“'Annvrn}.
1.131- 0! Tax 97.131211“ noun-rm or rat 30.1111)
or commas.
Ordimntz‘s—Thomn Guyer. Hart 2. Norton. Tnl-
m we Biker.
rge Benedict Lander G. Wilcox
Robert E. Rowan.
his and Sidewalk—Henry II. Ewell. Franklin
B. Purdy, Robert H Rowan
Lamp:
Wrnuxx M.
Sm F.
and Gas—H 1290:1011. Thomas Gnyer
Esfilord Wilcox
Semen—John L. Richards. 1‘01ng Baker Funk-
lin B. Put-d}.
mar—Robert II. Row-an, Joseph L Hopklnl
H E.Elwell.
‘I‘nlmadge Baker l'l. Z. Norton, George
Benedict.
Public Printing—J L Hopkins. Banford Wilcox.
Henn- E. Elw
Public HealtA—I-‘nnknu B. Purdy John L. Rich
"(in Thomas- Guyer.
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SOCIETY INDE X.
RELIGIO 0U.
Y1]. C 4. rMeet in their Ed] on Wall It. \‘or
Milk. James-E. Barbour Pres.
MASOVIC
Old Well Lodge.1lr'o IQ.- F. and A. V Reflnllr
communication hnldrn on the Mud third fut-I
day e‘eninos in each month at their Hall on Main
street. 5011?]; .Vorwalk G Knight W.
S: John 3 lodge No 6. —§eet2 on first and third
Thursdxv evenings in each month Hall on “111)
street, .Vorsvaik. FDatid M Pollard. W.
ODD FELLOWS.
Our Bmlbm‘Lod e -'.\o 10. Meets m er) Monday
evenin It their“ all. on Wall Itroet Norwalk'
James Crowe. GeorveLTnllt-r \. 0.: T
J. Prowitt. SecretarvG 'l‘ S Stout. Treasurer; Chas.
Olmstad, permanent Secretary.
CLUBS.
Old Well CM. —C0rner Main Ind “uhlngton
slreete. South Norwxlk Rooms open every day 011d
evening '(Sundxye excepted) Elbirt L Woodward.
NM Club.- BoomI in Saving! Bonk Building
Norwnlk. 0pm everydx and "12.111113151111111" ex-
) Class. O ident.
Club. —Boome in New York nd Vew
Haven Bxi d Depot. South .Vorwalk. 0 every
mime (Sundxy- excepted. ) Chester F. To! A Preex-
BagBalIC'lub Alert, Jr South Nor-welt. -W1n.
Sellech President: 0430. Bound. \ ice President;
E. E, Norton Seactary and Trueurer, Clark-8 E.
Smith Captain.
German ((116. “MM? ‘—Mcets every Frldly
evening. in South Vorwulk. President I". Becker;
\ice President ll. Strauss: Secretxrv. W. Bru ~
man: Cashier II audit-r; Musical Director
Scbanh.
NORW .{LK MEDICIL ASSOCIATION
)1le second Monday evening in eoch month.
Preaidexht John Hill M. D.; \ice President Ire
Grew ry M. D:Secrel0r_v. \‘ ..\ Lockuuod 3i 1),;
Trwnrer M. B. Pardee M. D.
TEMPEKASCE.
Naomi Serial Tam e .'.\o 5. —Meets ext-n Friday
eventing. 01 their H0 in Dibhie‘ a Blocfic. M0111 street.
South orwalk. Mrs. D; P0rdce,“'. ..T
NWWge 1.0!: T.—Meetx erery Wednes—
dav evening 0! their Ilnl'l Mairn street. South .Vur-
m'ik. Chm-lee Bullock. \\ c
T ‘Sparkling
mp1: l Honor and
..6‘90 —Me<ts e\ery T'l':esda
Water." evenin 0!
geir md'} “one (‘le street. South Vorvrxlk. R
Ward Dimxo.5..8q'T—Meeteew
Tueedn evening at their 11.11. Bonk 3:111:11qu
street. 0mm C. F Selle? W..P
30.1.8. Q'T fl—Meets every
Frisky at at their P811111, 01: “all street. Var
wllk. er WJ’
E.
82.51011: 2' 4.11M—Ieeu 0m Hominy
evening in each month. Rooms in Lanes 3 Bulldin.
Wall street. over insurance ofloe Nonnlk James
Shut-r31 President.
BKSE‘ OLEVT SOCIETY
W: W: Ana-1am». —Meefs flnt
Thunda.‘ evening of etch mouth Rooms in Bub—
hell's Bookmer Main and Wall streets “to.
Hand! I’Tt’vldcnl
TRADES l'.VlUNs.
(arpm‘uv‘ and Joiner: Felon No. 80. of South
.Vomlk. ~Xeet on the first and third Frlhy even-
ings in each month. If their rooms. on Main street
lek Wm. A “Kellogg Pro-idem: E. H. Dibble
Secret!"
Hat Final)”: bra! Trade Jonathon. of South
.Vorwalk ~—Mc£‘l! on the lst of Janunrv ..-\pril July
and October. in each yen- E D Cornell. President-
Thomas Madden Secretarv.
FIRE DEPHXRTMENT
Pioneer mot and Ladder (0. N0 .Vo'rwslk—
Mn-ets second Than-eds} in each month E. S Wil
coxen. Foreman.
maxi: Mr Engine (‘0-
$112M lnelchnonth. {3311s. Parana).
Plant? 00.. No. L )orwxlk.—Xteu art-t
. C. F. Mfirvin. Foreman
“XXSII 1‘ GT0" BISSELI‘.
\TTORE EY .\T Li“
$001001: colioct- 2d and ptufesuioml lthict: with
out chm-gr Oflee over the Fm: .Vntloml Bonk.
South .Vorwalk. Conn 8- _v
LVSL'RE LV THE
Travelers' Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD. (3053..
AGAIN“ ACCIDEIV’I‘S.
at the oflee of 181511.13 E. “AD.
3341' Dorie: Depot. Conn.
Drafts on the Royal Bank of Ireland.
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Hardware Store.
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LEWIS HUBIELL, Dealer,
En Just opened In the
NEW BRICK BLOCK.
Lao-I the wav from ’l‘OLLESfi KLY‘S Oldaaad
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Builders’ Hardware
BETTER, AND MORE EXTENSIVE,
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
IN THIS CITY on VICINITY.
Our Assortment of Locks,
of Home 0nd other Compenlee‘ manhunt? m:
wouldall yourettention to. notes a epedalty 011 we
sub 1: a to begin
Complete Stock of Everything
in our line of trade,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GLASS,
All Brands 01' AMERICAN & ESGLISH undnlterated
WHITE IDEAD,
LINSEED OIL,
DRY AND MIXED (‘OLOst
can always be found 0t our store. Also.
Pickets, Doors, Sash and Moldings.
Agent: for IASI'RY & WHITON‘S celebnted
Railroad Colors and Combination Load.
South Nomlk, Nov 17 1811.14!
Camphorine,
ONE OF THE GREATEST DISCOVERES OF THE
AGE FOR THE RELIEF OF PAIN.
Pnrflcnlnrly adapted to
Rheumatism, Sprains, Stiff Joints,
Glandular Swellings, 61c.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE.
For sale by all Druggisu.
HOYT & BLANCHARD. Proprietors.
an Gllm‘VVlCH STREET, .VE“' YORK.
Call for it at
5 . l‘ . P E C K ’ S ,
DRI‘GGIST,
__i-¢ — “-13 N 00.51 .
F. l. NASH 8: 3308.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS LV
Furnaces. Hatters,
Stoves. Ranges, &c.
IMPORTERS AND DEALER!i I.V
Crockery, China, Glass, “'(Iml.
Earthen and “'illow Warez-z
Iron Hollow Ware. of every
description.
MANUFACTURERS IS
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Metals, Metal
Roofing. bv experienced workmen and all
kinds of 'l'in work connectul “llli build-
in
$911 Hanging, Plumbing materials. Tile
Phes Bends Traps, &c.
notion and Force Pumpe Sheet [.1011 and
Lead Pipe.
Lamps and Lanterns of all kinds, and
eve thing that is wanted in the Culinary or
Kite en Department
All ordcm receive prompt attention. For
Special notices see other parts of the paper.
I". H. NASH & BROS.
South .Vorwxlfi. Dec. 1. 1m. 34!
FRASER it LEE
Importers) and Jobber-s 0’
Drugs and Drngasts’ Sundries,
Choice Perfumery.
Pomndes, Fine Soaps, to,
20 Batman Shoot. New York.
LAW,
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GROOERIES,
PROVISIOlVSg
FLOUR AND 'FEED.
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FouyunquthhAprnday.
When "little Byh‘l" life began.
nominate-"Immune“.
Andlugtfieirlhdowllnmuy;
Thellgbtcloudlmofithe breeze.
menthmuuoflmteeo.
The sunlight on the meadow- by.
Them- ... (refills-g the me;
And 0] "file that April dfiy,
And purer than our parent dream.
Bntwectumtfie-upof birch.
And brlghw thin the brightest eklea,
Were lips inspired by welcome worth.
And feces set with tender eyes.
Godmtthehnneualhlenllo
Tog-ids than teetendzunltheirwev,
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The Whole Story.
Oh i yes—4‘" tell you the story.
The very vrorvle that were sold,
You see the upper m cooking,
And I we: slicing some brand.
And Rich-rd come into the paltry.
Hie use was exceedingly red.
A. W. I.
And he opened his mu shut tinge“,
And gave me 0 glimpee of I ring;
And then—oh 1 you, I remember,
The kettle begun to sing.
And Fanny cune in with her baby,
The cunningest bunch of a thing.
And the bleculta were out. hi I minute—
Well, what came next .‘ Let me lee—-
Oh! Funny 1100 there with her blby,
And wenllnfitdowntoteo:
And grinds. looked over her gin-e-
So queer u Richxrd and me i
But It wasn‘t till 0! er milking
Ile add what he bed to my.
How wu it! Ohl F0110: ind ukcn
' The baby And gone uny—
The funniest rogue of I follow»
He bud I new tooth that 6-1.
We were standing under the plum tree,
And Rich-rd laid something law,
But 1 ms tired end linen-red.
And trembled 1 0111100: know ;
For old Red is the hardest of milieu,
And Brindle no horribly slow.
And then—let me mewvvliorc wu l P
Uh! the stun grew thick overhead,
And we two stood [1|]de the plum tree
Till the chickens flew up to bed.
“'13”. he lovce me, find we‘re to be married.
And that's—about what he aid!
11 L 805er
Bubbles.
A sign in a \Vestern
“ Boots blacked inside."
city announces,
“ l'll rap you on your little head," is a
popular parody on a much-sung song.
A Westem woman lately made appllcn'
tion for a divorce, on the ground tint her
husband was an “ infemal fool."
In stating bow Eve told Adam to chastise
his son, five Scripture names are used ;
" Adam," Sell) Eve, “ Cain Abel."
D's—s a lulu "3"", - final-nu" «kc. Lo
weds a girl with golden hair, dlunonddike
eyes, silvery voice, ruby lips end teeth of
pearls?
“ There we. a little boy, end he was his mother‘s joy,
But what he loved belt was 0 wane.
With I We in his mouth he w“ “teeter than the
south.
But when it was gone, he w“ awful."
A Bennington paper reports that a prison-
er in the county jail fell out while leaning
against the wall, and that the institution is
to be papored for better security.
“ My dear,” said Mrs. Bumble to her
daughter, “ you must have something worm
crowd you in the earringe.“ Miss B. men-
tioned the request of her mother to her
beau. who immediately complied with it.
A Washington editor is mad, because 0
compositor headed his editorial, “ The Chum-
pague Opened," when he wrote, “ The Cam—
paign Opened." He says that printers are al~
ways thinking about something to drink.
A gentleman expra-Bed to a lady his ad-
miration of her toilet. She said she sup-
posed he had been imprmed by her angel
sleeves. He answered with efl'union. “ No;
I‘d like to be."
A mother was amused the other day to
hear this bit of “ argument" from her little
boy: " Mammu. I don‘t see how Stun
could have turned out to be such a bad fel-
low—there wasn't any devil to put him up
to it.“
A clever repartee is attributed to the mem-
ber from Mormondom in the new Coup-(=00
A brother member asked him how many
wives be had. “ Enough to keep me from
running after other people's," be promptly
replied.
There‘s a morn] taught. by the following
conversation which needs to be learned by
many fathers. Said 0 little four-yurold:
“ Mother, father won't be In heaven with us,
will be P" "va, my child !" “ Because
he can't leave the store."
The buy—window 0000011 in upon us Igfiin,
axys the Tilusville Herald. One orchhect
recently completed 0 design for I burn and
hen-house with six boy windows coach.
Clrpentera now contact only for thehey
windows, and throw in the rest of the house.
A school-boy, luring been required to
write 0 composition on some part ofthe
hmhodymxpoundedufoflawu: “The
throes—Amine: k convent-n momma.
pechllytorooetenm minister; Theft)!-
mermwrnadmwiffilhtfiemm
preaches through his’n and then tie: it up.”
“Nonsemlunn.” slid Sheridan whi-
Mutfie we left the magnum
utter-nod etch 011191.012 we to drink
likemen or Mats?" 8010mm:
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a"'l‘lutn hereplled“ um»mm_
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 27,1871.
ins . “I '
“ Power WM”
It we: only an advertisement, end without
doubt referred to weter or 0060111 power, yet
mews: thewordaclungto my minder“!
heuntedme nntilIw-x forced ”question
by whom 0nd for what is power wound?
And the answer comes, surely we all went
power. The eager man of business, hur-
ried, out! gnsplng, longs for the power—m6
Midas touch—that and] convert everythin;
into gold; forgetting u he does so, the:
.110qu the Wish be granted he would 11m
want power to prevent In provingucurse
instead of a bleeding. Many there in: upon
whom wealth has been ebundantly bestowed
who still luck the power to woo heppineio
to their dwellings, and wanting the! find all
else nought.
Our young men, too, wmt power. Power
to mfit temptetlon in every form, to for-
sake evil. to devote themselves to that which
is right in business and pleasure, aye, end if
needs be to put aside pleasure for busineq',
to avoid all pernicious influences, in abort
want great power to help them “ run with
patience the race set beféi-e them.”
And you, my dear young ladies are in
equal need of power, to enable you to steer
safely among the shoals of fashion and the
rocks of “ Wornnn 2 Rights, " and to “ keep
yourselves unspotted from the world. " Per-
haps yo“ 0311,1111: there none then with
power to let to supply this great deficiency 1
Without doubt there are many who might
easily lend power, in the form of words of
kind encouragement, advice or caution, that
would as surely pay them interest 05 a
money loan. but it is only from the Higher
Power um we 01111 hope to draw sufficient
to provide for our peace and comfort here,
and our happiness hereafter.
ann Swan.
”4»;
iI'm) Rum In.
David Devin, one of the curly citizens of
Lcwluon, Maine, now gone to his rewud,
was 0 most excellent Quaker.——x 1mm of
unspotted integrity. Some time before his
death he went to his son—in-lnw, A. Welte-
ficld, Esq, 0nd mid tn him: I beer there is
:1 pasture for sale, (naming it) for ’1“), and
I believe I'll buy it." He bought it,but told
the owner it was worth $125, and paid the
owner that sum for it. Shortly after, the
person of whom Mr. Davis bought the pas-
ture named a loan of $40 And Mr. D.
granted him the loan, taking his note for
that sum. Before long, Mr. Davis was tak»
111 ill, and feehng that it was his last illness
he called Mr. Wakefield to his side, and said
to him :
“I have a note of $40 ngfiinst Mr. A., end
want thee utter I an gone to destroy it."
Mr. W., wondering and asking 0n explana-
tion, in said :
“ Thee knows I bought that pasture of Mr
A., and didn't pay him as much u it we:
worth and I don't feel that he ought to pay
me that note."
" But," said Mr. \V., “you paid him all
011d months): heated for thelend.”
“ Yea," said Mr Davis,“ that in true, but
it 1110110 no mace—41V: worm mm«
than I poid him, and I wont the note 1303
strayed."
Bhunly after Mr. Davis passed any, and
Mr. Weltcfield in performance of his duty
as administrator, looking up the deceased‘s
eflects, came upon this note. It was a good
note for ‘40; but in aomrdance will) the
old Quoker's (lying request, he threw it into
the fire.
Not long after, Mr. A., of whom the p05-
ture was bought, called on Mr. Wakefield.
“ You've got something against me, hav-
en‘t you ?"
“ What is it for ‘2" said Mr. W.
“ I gave 0 note to Mr. Davis for 340,
money borrowed of him, and I want to pay
it."
“ I've no such note," said Mr. W.
" But this can“: ceruinly holds such 0
note against me."
“ I can't help ig—we’vc none now."
Very soon “'akefleld explained the mys-
tery, and tears rolled. down the astonished
man‘s face as he learned thxt the note had
been burned.——e witness to the wonderful
oonsciemiousnessond integrity of the sure
footed Quaker, one of the worthy first. set-
tlers of Lewiston.
Such men will do for any age—the more
the better.
__.**——
Josh Billings on Whaling. ,
Wbiaollng iz 0 wind instrument, 011d ix
nllld bi puckring up the month, 01111 blow-
ing through the hole.
Grate thinkers no not. 0p: tow be good
whimlern, in hit, when 0 men he). think
ovnothlngflheufiebeginetewwfiinel.
Weneldomeee 0 renal who ix 0 good
whissler, there ix 0 great deal ov honor
bright, in I slurp, well-puckered whinel,
If i had I boy, who couldn’t whine), i
don’t wmt lew be undentood, the! i should
feel 0t liberty tew xiv the boy up for lost.
butlwouldmucfintherhewouldfino how
tewwhiuelfustrfle, than to kno bow to
play 0 ucfinnd me me ov finds.
Iwonldn‘ttoveeefioyovmlneww whis-
sel 05in his nun! inclluashun. ‘
Sum people 0|qu whinel what: there is
dmger-thbtheydotokeep the laid out
ovthem. thuiwue hoyi 01qu kan-
alderedwhinlhgthe next beet Us. he
bundle toga down cellar with in the, nine
thus: ' “
The best vhf-la: i heve ever hand lav
Aanhe'e’m.
About the 1103111111117; the pie-In cu:-
tur'y, than!!! hunk of Almanac“)
then presided over by m Magnified
normative: of Exam-loud, ifiied it:
first circulating notes Welly After
receiptfromthepm. on, epplicotion for
01001: of 01‘0de dollars in: nude
tothe bunkby 0111011151,qu known in AL
bony for his ability and fimcifil acumen
Theloonwaspnsed by meboariend the
wider ordexed to pxy the money, who, like
a faith“! omcer,reeolved in his mind 08 '
to who: kind he would. pay—whether it
would be their own new currency or gold.
The first item puuled him, it was new. The
directors were immedixtely mouvened. end
the subject was laid before them. Chute
were drown to the great fireplace, thmeeu
ally piped were lighted, and discussion en-
sued ripen the proposition to ply out the
new currency No satisfactory conclusion
was likely to he arrived at, until the follow
tug speech made byane'af thenfinrb'er':
“ Gentlemen of the Baird—Thai“ of
cum, received today, have can this 0101 '0
large sum of money. The eugnvev,’ ithe
printer, the paper-maker, and incident-ll.
all finveto be [1011136 thought of the
expenses, so justly incurred; does notstum
maintheleut: forum bills are mine.
and“ ornamant to the bent. But, gentri-
men, when it is pmposed 0 ”Wm
bills into the in west, there to he traded on”
tor came—mm. soiled and perhaps utterly
destmyed—L for one, most solemnly protest
I venture, this moment. gentlemen, to m
the opinion, tint Ihould you he no unwise to
wnnowttheeonewbilhtobeaennonhmd
wen, broadest beyond hamburg. Soho-ee-
m Jimmfiph fly.
m ,mdnwwmmdufint
m of éhoice land neg-Mend an
hornet.
mmdfilmyhhequatfiedb
higher-co. Thehrmofei’ghtymie at
upon for their exclusive comfort and upper:
mdmeyw; enohtsfiho p
theirxddi' _
clincl) the‘
111.11 A. Tedmme and; New Yfl “@116
mteof 1111113313 tocontmué fof lanyari,
Hollander working on the Lorna, and one or
0'11). Mancini-16 to 1; 11111011
lint 0 1113: portion of the legacy it
left 16 tfié horeeo.‘ _A,poor boy, to 1111011112
we: mam, is 110116110111er provided f6'r.
He had no Wound, the distal!
ones do not come in for their share until the
specified ten years hxve posed
——4>—-————
A m Ru. —We often hep:
stories related of the wonderful cunning 0113
knowledge of the ht, but one is told, any:
the Ogdensburg N. Y., hut-nut, of 0 recent
W in whichsredloldgmy my»
the fiery, and the igeidem when!!! took
“'de ‘05 way the other side of Utimflsl ‘ ' ”“
nude-mud this mm propane to take some
of Mir-39“ will never one than again.»
long as the Beak of Albany h0g0!) em
or 0 name."
The motion was lost, and the gold was
duly pnid. ,
3011:1111.
Bow fond we mo! muting other people
uncomfortable! It's very notural, but veg
wrong, alter ell. People no wretched
enough on their own account, as 0 general
thing: end we might bottle up our woes if
we had the proper feeling. But we don't.
“0 11-“ them “How
"W but it mid we have. " ' 110w our heads
fiche!“ ‘ How we didn‘t sleep a wink last
night!" [low cold we are l" “ How hot we
are!" etc We never cry out, “I am so
well!” "I haven't ”sign of a cold i" “I‘m
so delightfully comfortxblel" 0: least very
seldom,’ in comparison with the reverse of
the question; and the only comfort is that
people very rarely are en6ugh about their
neighbors tosu‘fi‘er from sympathy. They
nreonlydreldfunyb6red by 11.111.11.111;
just a they are when we tell them tbltour
Aunt Tompkins has been miserable all
summer," ad than our cousin Jones has lost
his youngest bv aria-fever, aid that
mere'vxdreadfulwu in lit-011000116019:-
rlble loot! hmm ever so many
people“ to Mt Ash. 8% quiet
011d lfitenfifyouémnu very next time
mmxm we (Kim M‘
together for convivial pummel, end you will
discover that the oonversntiou turns princi-
pally on these subjects: Their own woes and
illness; those of their rebu‘vu and of their
friends; the faults of the washer; the fail-
ing: of government; the uhmitiee of no-
tions, and other uncomfortable topics too
numerous to mention. over which, neverthe-
less, they ere decidedly cheerful. consider-
ing, 0nd which donut diminish the mump-
tion of refreshments to my pomtiblc de-
gree.
W—
Sone of I. Thiers’e‘Beoentflcltm
Mr. Edwerd King writes from Bordeaux
tome BoetonJourndinnfemce to M.
Thiem:
The old gentleman, seventy-two, 1118 guy
0nd wrinkled to: wondrous mom-
plee 0 smxll mine-at, furnnhed with 0
comp bod,“ 11in sleeping room. He in:
elemenoneof these hard andnxrrow
oouchesfor the last forty years. lnhxblts
behoneof themes: motfiodicflmenxlive.
Although be 1-01er retires before midnight,
he inverhbly rises at five o’clock A. In, 0nd
hmvuletlxlnge film 04:19 ofcofiee. He
then throw? m mmnm his work,
011d rarely not! baton. nine} All his impor-
tant private business is considered find pre-
pared before most other people are up.
From nine to noon he usually saga com-
pany and at noon he takes 0 very light
breakfast. He always dines 0t 8 o',clock
wherever he maybe, and uses wine only
oneesday. It is no exuggcrntion to any
tint for forty yen: he has not vnrled from
this routine. He in so naive and energetic,
even w-day, that his secretaries find but
little to do.
letters to dictating them, and on one morn-
ing he wrote thirty-live before W.
Hegived moot othlslmportut nee-gee
vorhnlly,0ndfieepefive or fix confidant!
WWW Wkdeiivufiig
blypreeervedold gentlemen; Eel-quell):
fidoddtoedexmhowevaand oeemsto
bomeoyed lye-yettgmipn -
fmntfiebefiW-l'he locket- W
additive-them aver lifts-whal-
Hump-udmmvfimtwlm.
bineui'ungthenegroeul mkethfi relflfil'b
with the highs: reopen in the decompikfi-
manual tfi'owlma). Ilia? hard 0 0911ij
Whyduhywfii-eleomhflm
mockingflrd woafl dupemoutotfifi ;‘ '-
mmwwumw
Blf‘k we feel. '“y
Heprefmwfitlnghisown,
“mug, enough for "
mend user-10111, ifpuuihlt:a the
mof hilure. Bamtfiefieaegoupon
Mugfiatfl she was not pen-j! then,
m: wanking nil
nosed the ‘WWW, then
laid Mn upon its back, and, getting the
eg between its fave :peaunnd nan, com-
mand uqueeling, when two other 10.15 came
mundtaklugthemfwififlxc' egg bythe
hind hymn—030111! nib—into the
halal The tidy 00min mt Ifie ion-tub-
suntiate tfioforegoingmhyfit lemtfine
llvhgwm Kenyanecfi tell suave
Me to: Ivory thn tfib we should
like to hen- it.
Tfie he D1: Syn-nil Ema! Deny,
N. 11., killed. but Elm-3i! being 1km!!!
flux sari-go. left u an maria
mmcmdm- Him
endedeheireomenfiitonthgm-dotin-
“0111,0063 a W a mum:
m We. :3:- begifi;.witfi1ea i11-
’ voeidbfi ”mam! it help “when
I righteous, wise, and just" will, and gives
hisbodytothetownof Derry.lo be buried
by his friends withoutexpemewthowwnin
the soil of its coniflb’bflu on " unguilt. un-
painted, unvxmlsh‘ed, pkin, (intact coffin."
He dab-es the body of his-wife Mary to be
exhumed and placed at his left side in the
same grave, “ to be dug by'0 compass in an
exact east and west line as near the geogn»
phical centre of the lot," 0011 so he nodded
over, “ just even on settling. with the our»
rounding surface," and tint “ no work of
art onmonumental structure of m ‘sd'ice
may evu be placed upon it. thdeorinut-
beeringtreesspringing'fmmthe soil to be
reared and rennin the property of the
town." He set: apart a. fund to mutt:
till the fall of 1918, and then be drawn and
lnvestedingoodnxtivenutsmdcidé'Johe
distrlbuwd at the next bl—antennhl celeb!-
tion,‘ ‘0nd then let the drinking M of
the first Minister, June: Incl-agar, hailed
newt-dinghy the. choice of me Mend
lettbemdrinktotbe glory of 0011,0114! in
mmuefllhfufidrheflhmdl
mud, remembering both that idling.“
conscious of any, and their pro-mt. end he-
holdingfrieu " Itclneuwith fin ebbor-
xte and poetical benediction
——-.o——-——
11:. c. w. Fay, of the Trenton 83713318,
tells whet he knows about figfioulture I8 fol-
lows: “WWW to pull hemp is
any Fridxy thxtt‘good Mia my eeleet
Cum-oil” encased: in h fie bowels
fairlyjump. Theme] timtoputinryeie
eerly in the morning. Some hm
food; iiisnmwmm‘u Im-
Corn intheefiris npttolfecfthe‘befir-
entengreeuitwm mkethevoice
endultontuxrmyufiom
0mg”
whénthefxrniisorderéatobéeold. ApoOr'
0118‘ onlyWydldfie g; '
fl, l 8:". 1%
”flewnoeuwu m Atm'
01m A an, or two smog whntdfln
Wuhen cameofl'tfie acetam'
minced tackling. 01mm: My an bii‘
meme out of a hole and running into}:
leafletwhkh was thrown down 11pm iii
‘ side. and in which the bcnsmt was, at once
office-Rh. Theywillmfietfievm'
they-in. Backwash: make-1,91, “$32,
......
mammfl ”min-.1311!
.fipem into
everyglllou of Mwm will prevent
mobuttér mung.
'I‘hefollowingsfimtnfifor the area!
. :‘ “K
plants 01-e Ithrifty and proud-p
The hunw“i1n-
10M proof nie—
turtle hid, 5-3 “ gm»! .enm-
m diam-{nth
W
modem-mum“
estmmlflisflo mun-rib.)- x
mm pwwfifiwzvmah
wmmmw
AW” 13% my: bin
Mkmfibaww
nfwlnundsmoufififieofierfide. It
000M it'd 6142’ eyes are fiutm
wekfiaifialgh: fine for my 12.3111 of
W
mammvenightl. Single ma cure
cum” Ithwoflhwyingbythggelflicted
will) eore eyen
Powéetoéqfith. .wfiiefi :53“. dear the
honest mad ll!!! that“ don
notseem MW them-ll redone.
We have M to lay bits
of brimstone on fig,” after cleaning
11.911101204109001. for m it is
Wfimmwfl” one of
Awm,cthfie0umy.m-
m-mfinu‘hamm
smash the “sesame it than
pm minimum a a.
lag the mun-Jul use—sheen 1a
unified h to w Math”:
mdhcfiwidml-I.‘ m“ the!)
fimeMniutuM"hi-rdmfi,
endeavorewitfiufl. Pin-8"mintfib
weymfiemimmed' format! dwehp
finefruit.
Aladyfrlend having one-m ton-e0
support formivy phntwhlchshewurxfi-
inginxpottook 011 old grape vine cane
xndthrustitintotheexfifi. Sometime
sflemrd.wfihingtomavetfie’ivy,vfie
pulleduptbeoldme fiudfoundwhern—
mishmentfintltfidmtout dim end
mmfiifigvlgdwebrutomwby
theMeofuieivy. mm ofg'npevine
hdbmmdfuxkngmeusmnd
foryeuvwfiiefinomintfie fugyeould
number,hndbeeniyingshouttfiebome.
sBJudhn' ,lnwdcubgomo,’ wits
to the Journal oflmm: Ilnve
treated sgood my cum offline and
amid-,eudtomy entireutmou. Idle-
mnwmmhmwflwtbeoon-
smyofmimmdepplyover theafire
burnornld everyflve minutes. linve
beeninthehxbitofmingumfl fatherto
xpply theiinixnent. Iheve used flifipre-
penuontgrat many times In theflrteen
yeulofmymmdhfive nova-boa:
Minted. Hglvureflefloouetmndis
movementhiu “thumpe-
penfimiqumiwih Itfiifi‘fiffin
nymmgfimuw Itfiou‘ld
beepp‘lied efidnfundoc'ofmophte
villa-W fiurnfideep.
dds mmm
mum!» William, or
" Mmmbe
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