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ATTORNEY AT», LAW.
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WASIIINGTON LL
mm nadii.
Anon-1t.- mtdnd profession! advice ath-
m ebue. once in Dibble s Black. 3th
Sou-Ink. Conn. 21;
Dm'N’IS PLA'I’I‘,
mavens». Mp.
ugh-u tenants, sells houses, farms and biid-
lots. deeds. “9111: end other E231
documents. Issues policies for life, accident amine
mbest eompsnies at the lowest firs
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TEACHER 0F MUSIK.
In .‘Iew York loudly and “ednesdny;%t
gnzhesdny Frlthy and Sunday; )Ornlk
Westport Saturn.
Plume tuned. es “01.35;; gr:
OLD WELL IIOTEL
t‘URNER IAIN AND WASHINGTON SW8,
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PAINTER .Q'D DECORATOR:
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5‘11!!! :6:- executed wilth harness and dispsg2
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order: solicited. Shop on Ann street neuréain.
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BUILDER AND‘ CONTRACTUI
III on its branches with or without materiul Job-
bi done“ shortest menoticte. timg’md R th
Ira-(of theDepo am e ursery, Ju
33:311.
J’Rooeflr of South Kamila. is rau-
thorized sgent in the transaction of said bur-inst.
South Konnlkfilr , _ . _ t
3‘“th BUILDEI.
xxwahs. BALL'STEBS, HAND RAID
571188. 3.90 &C
Made to order Ind put up or shipped to any In of
the country. Shop foot of Marshall street. oath
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summed ”Slgfi to oil satisttion
I’LACKSDIITHIN G.
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“cold announce that they hue sinned: new
shop It lower end of Wster street. city ofouth
the !. HORSEH 'G,
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Third Ward—1.1135 (‘. CROW: WILLIA! F.
W Ann $.:..§ T .3... ’5‘”:
usm rflrnikcoxinllrzs or “£3. scum
or COCVCILIES.
(kW—Thomas Gnyer. Hart Z. Norton, Tal-
m 0e Baker rg‘kn m “‘38:
flush and Sidewalks—Henry iii. Elwell Franklin
E. Purdy. Robert H Rowan.
1.4:!an and . Z. Bortuu. Thomas Guyer,
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Im a. Purdy
finance—Robert II Rowan Joseph L. Hopkins,
Henrv I! Elwell
Talmud-9e Baker, ll
Benedict
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He 8. Elwell.
Pu icEmlth~Frankliu ll. Purdy. John L. Rich-
nrds. Thomas Guyer.
Re and S L. G. Wilcox. (it-urge Benc-
pairs
dict Hsnford W ilcox.
SOCIETY INDEX.
RELIGIOUS
2. Norton, George
12}! t‘ .1 ~Mect in their Hall on “all .-t. Nun
walk. James E [harbour Pres. ,'
MASOVXC
01d Well Lady. .'.\0 1m F. and A .ll. ——Rc2:lar
communimtions holder: on the first end thirdT
meltmonth. arthelr Hall on Mall:
mm ‘70le 6Geo Knight XV. M
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.oa- aria“ each fivfi.
ODD FELLOW S.
)0. m. ~Meets Men Mom: at
evening. at their H. on Wall htreet Nomi.
James C. Crows. N. G: George L. Tuller \' t
J Prowltt, Secretary; 1'. i9}. Stout Treasurer: (h:-
Olmstad. permanent Seen-tun. ‘
011! We?! (Tub. 4om§§§mil and Would“
streets South Nonnflk. Rooms open everv chi
emhé may 3%) Elblrt A “cod“
0!" Browns:
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Selleck. President; Geo. K. Beer-d. Vice l’r ant;
88 ”Secretary and 'I‘reuurer; (“mics E
sinus. Cap
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Schaub.
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let-ts second . \(yondn evening in Art: math.
President. John Hill, hi chc. Pr amt
Gregory hi D.; Secretargiw A LQClAZlM‘L‘ hi I):
Treasurer)! 31B. Parties
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Argo-1d Social 7’ No. s—leeb cm high;
at e If. their in Dibble‘ 5 Block. Main pm
South orwslk. Mrs. Dr. Pnrd W t 'l‘
3 1.0..9 m—llcer-rv-chdnes-
day eveninghas at their Hell, Hutu am i Sold: Sor-
“my Honor h“ d ' rpm-Ho:
an an” ‘ I
litter." “(5%?” t—leets every wisp
their Hall, on cMain stunt. South )1)le
Raymond. W.C
Standard mm \'o. 365'qu fibers eve;
Tuesday evening at their Bull. Raul: mgw
street. Norwslk. C. I" Sell och, \\ l’
'00 of I eets every
( cord Mada-49.3 «9%!
Fridny evening. at their :1 or “wll street Nor-
u’alk. KB BParkerhWJ’.
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eveningincschmomh. Roonr~iul~aaes's
Wall street. over insurance office \mk. June
Qbran-5 President.
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8:. Jacqui? m: Amie:ua.-xeets first
of men mouth Booms in Bub»
hell’s OCILW kin end Wall streets. Wan.
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in Weapon. . Each numbersc’ggemin‘; a sum-
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Choice assortment of
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
DUTCH BULBS.
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MALLORY .35 DOWNS.
Stasrmntnx AND FLORISTS.
SOUTH NORWALK. ('UNN.
South Nor-walk. No\9.117. 1870.
CASH CAPITAL. $200,000.
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: , “Trill! surplus.
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Which mmflkom Kidd.
He called on ”my”.
And my breve things he did.
A walkou- he had for dis-toads.
And italic-art of loose Inch:
- He used to gobble by dozens
' The ships that were lsdeuwlth ash.
W'hlle P4531111 0,
ThisJo‘nyfi?Captsln Kid m .
Wouldmkhlsgroglnswflhi - l
And- stir R up with the lid.
Be elk-eye mostly to breakfast.
And drank three qusrjs d benzim‘ :
And then he botwuiwnu
0f coll-dust, glu‘aujllmnt‘.
One day this ”Id “1101'
Come home frw I ”ml"! “1P1
He brought s m aflnnder
And swufln Id! Ipper lip
mo -house peelen struck him,
“An .“- if you don t come claim.
We 9-» ize ”with W
Ara show you how easy you‘ll drou- n.
Then Robert grappled the peelers.
He put 1 French roof on one,
He meshedthe‘ rung of the other,
And seemed to enjoy the fun,
The friends of the wikeroglthered.
And went for the brave marine;
Thar swore they would settle him quickly
I'nlcse the whole crowd was “ seen."
For more than two hours he fought them :
They come off victors at last :7
They blved the hard-fined warrior,
\Vlth his h-dl 1nd feet fled fut.
They took him up to the justice,
W ho said he d.d0 the square thing;
The Cnpuin £03 to shell out
So of he went to Slug Sing.
lie was kept there nearly a fortnight.
And then to London was sent ;
Where he soon was tried for murder.
And strulght to the gallows went.
A good-hearted nun we. Bobert,
Whose name as he smiled was Kldtl ;
Ho coveted money too muddy,
And you see wbst gmedlncsa dld.
-—-——-—.~—-—-—-—
The Dork Wood.
HOE-BIS.
3" WI,
l'pou as «re i run me down and wept.
Because the world tome seemed nowlse good 2
Still autumn was it. and tbemudows slept.
The misty bills dreamed. and the silent wood
. l.‘lecmed listening to the mrrpw of my mood ;
1 know not if the earth {Hill the (lid grieve.
Ur if lt mocked my grid that bltlcr cw.
Then twlxt my tours a meme u did lscv,
“ ho drew nigh inc 0 11' the labels-own grass
Then stood end gazed upon me plfimny
“ lth grlcf- worn mes, until my woe did pass
From me to her. and tenrlcss now Isms,
And she, ‘mid tears, was asking Inc of cm-
Sho long bud sought unaided sndelcuo.
Him i knew not of. and she turned away
Into the (lurk wood ; while my own mt pain
Still held me there. till dark bed skin the day.
And perished at the gray dawn‘s baud again.
Then from the wood 0 voico cried, " All, in vain.
in min I seek then. 0 than bltmr sweet I
in what lone‘lnnd (no not thy longchor fest .'"
Then I looked up, und lo, a mu there came
From ‘midst the trues. and stood reg-rdlng me:
And once egsln my tears were dried for slmmc;
But he cried out, "0 mourner. where is she
Whom l have sought o'er every land and sea 9
i love her. and she loveth me, and still
We meet no more mu great but music“: bill.“
With that be [leased on sadly. and I know
That these had met, and missed. in the dork night.
Blinded by blindness of the World untrue.
That hldcth love. and Imketh wmng of right
Then 'mldst my pity for their lost delight
,Xctmurc IIth barren longing lgrc“ weak.
9 Ya-tjnorc I monmml that n-q mm to seek
#-
Bubbles.
.\ gmnblvr is known, like a carpenter, by
his “chips."
A lJCllC doesn‘t lll\\'ll)’n give the best tone
to society.
“Salt“ Is llIc subject of the school boys
latest composition : “ The salt is u Slllf‘O
whit-h walls the potato, if you forget to put
it on."
lluxlivJ «. in commenting upon llll‘
styli- of {tunnlv ruifftll‘c, says: “ ll
3 very poor so“ that requires so much tep-
dressing:
llrcscul
must be
The following advertisement has attracted
no little attention : “ \Vnulctl, by :1 boy, a
situation in an outing lionsc. lie is used
to the business."
“ l mu astonished. my dear young lady,
at your sentiments; you make me slim."
“ “'cll sir, I have been warning you to start
for the last hour."
An affected comic singer in Dublin “as
told by n wag in the gallery to come out
from behind his nose and sing his song like
other people.
A young bachelor in Jersey City was
mu) army; but he repliedé-v“! don’t
see it. My father was a single man, and he
always? not along well gnough "
Boarder—“ This tea“ seems vcrv weak,
Mrs. Skimp.“ Landlutly~“ Well I guess it
must be the warm weather. I feel weak
myself: in fuel: everybody complains."
The conundrum of the Matti»: newspsv
pcr—“ Why do wives fade ?"--has been an-
swered by m unfeeling wretch, who says—
“ Because they won‘t wash.“
.‘I little girl, busy in making? at pair of
worstglssligpers" .«foe fowhtbergmcbto a
young companion ricer her. " You are very
melons! we minnow mummc '
leg )I
all}
school—home, and supplied the master with
“Mr ’. 35..“ r979 39
John Bishop killed eleven men in Arizo-
«7..
9m, 116 new“; upwith it; but '
grhenhcstoleohorse the blush refinement
4“”.th
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[Continued 1
I laid my hand upon his shoulder and ex-
claimed: “Good morning, neighbor "’ He
was startled somewhat, but instead of smil-
looked greatly displeased and bowing
536:?“ walked away at a rapid pace. I was
less and felt the warm bl rush
tmgllng to my cheeks as I stood watching
his retreating form. At first I was tempted
to hasten after him and demand an explana-
tion of hisstrw e demeanor. T’tvas too late.
He was gone. ‘ 9 unconscious] I sank into
the rustic seat, where he he been sittln,
and gave myself up to gloomiest reverie
was too proud to weep, and so sadness filled
my breast as of old find the world looked
drear- snd gloomy to me ogsin. i hurried to
_my room sndm down to write to you, hop-
ing that my heart would grow 1i ht again ,
but no, here is the record: I am 9 ck of life,
and care not when I die!
mm
Twilight came and Iresolved to go tours
Hollv and ask her the cause of her son' 5 el-
tered manner and beg her to tell me frank-
ly. whet had happened and why he thus
shunned my presence I know all, and my
heart beats slower still She smiled sadly at
my inquiries and taking a letter from her
pocket, handed it to me in silence. 9'-It Inn
us follows:
“ MADAM ;-I can not refrain from inform-
ing van, that the frequent visits of Mrs.
Ralph Marsh to your house have given rise
to remarks of no ve charitable nature.
You must bear in min that upon leaving
the count her husband mmnritfed her to
our survcl lance, and I regret to add that the
growing intimacy between her sod your son.
forces me to request that you will no longer
( nconrnge hcr visitingf‘ou."
m JAs. Y. MARSH.
Chirp to Mrs. Holl 9.
9' Mus. Wsnm Hour: —- * Oh!
my darling friend. thus it is, they strive to
imprison me within these gloomy walls!
Thus they would keep me from tasting the
happiness the world has never offered them I
What am i to do. 9 Y ield? Imprison heart
and soul along with my wasted form."
Quick, dearest, v rite but It line of love. that
I mm feel there is still a single heart in this
wide world which throbs for me in the
purest holiest, stl'ection. Hunt-u! 0h. '
hasten for an is «lurk again, \V here light was
breaking thro h In dreams and thought
I am cv er clin ng lo v.0u ever warming my
heart upon your faithful breast. Farcwel
fsrew cll. “
it
“'litcr likilll'lo (‘hlrp
‘Hoxonan LAm. --— lother tells me that
you have been here during my absence last
cv citing. and hate learn the reasons of
m\ strange demeanor in the garden yester-
dav I would have remained and explained
all; but noticing that Miss Marsh bud fob
lowed on and secreted bcrsclf behind the
arbor deemed it “ist‘r to “illidmw in si-
lcncc. Bt assured honored bid} I regret
this to say the least, trugenerous conduct on
the part of your motlIcr-in- 1.9m and in order
to allow you and mothcr the pleasure of
each other a society I shall henceforth avoid
being present in the drawing-room those
cv cnlngs which )ou 11):“ choose to pass at
our house. I trust this oil] protc satisfac-
‘orv to Mrs. Marsh and subscribe myself
with assurances of respect 3 our trig-3d,H
Rnlmonxcl‘lo Bc'rta
9"“tll, my Berta so you have been pass-
in" u fen (lays at Cm) don. '9 And have we
not am nnc,le worthy of our love? Is he not
a scion of in stores nobilitv. V What say you
to our future home at C roytlon " Shall we
be happy there, think you, my browneyed
Berta " TlIt good old man rather astonished
_\0u l \\ sen in regard to my “ unmitigated
macalitv.‘ You donbtlem thought better
of mo. ‘9 of late this absence from yoursidc
bus \\ eighcd sorely on my heart. I am
longing to join you again. Uncle Is growing
impatient too He feels the weight of near-
ly four score years somewhat more this sum-
mt r then last and wishes to have his “ rus-
cally nephcw‘ with him How is mother?
Hector misses Inc does he. 9 He little thinks
how soon be it ill follow us to our new home.
And v.00 my Berta. (happy tears blind me)
in a few short months we will meet again to
part no more ! Oh! sweet flioughtl my
; heart stands still when I sit and gaze u on
your picture or hold It to my lips In El cut
t-xtucy ' it oulti it could smile upon me now!
W oultl I could see those dear brown eyes
beaming with the light of love, fixed upon
me now; asking,always asking that loved
question which ever charms, which never
wenrles “itaimond am I deer to you 1’” Un-
thankful lips! why will ye not kiss back
again. ‘9 G0. thou dumb picture. so unlike my
Berta' " * Farewell ye dear brown
eyes! Dreaming I’ll go to-night when ye
are closed and rest lips upop you! Fue-
well darling In} hovers ever near you,
my heart yearns unceasingly for your bright
present-(9. Farew ell. farewell.“
v..,. .
9")li DEA]! Wm. ”XE'Fglgorion I sail for
Europe whither very 11228“ and very unex-
pected business calls me. This will dela
my arrival home till mid-summer. If
should be successful I shall increase my
wealth very “181m sac intend retiring
from businesssg soon as I reach home
Don t despair, thmefore. I sincerely trust
that you are well and ha, Ippy Let’uothiug
make you otherwise. look forward to
happy years with you once more by me- to
dream fir-91in:- rather
Many Rind mutt-annex to . nkennnd his
mother. She It; “with excellent lady, and I
trust you "ignitenwith her. goiter,- is 1
ve tom ins man on pro aces
mrymp mlJattsinments t Ithem frequently
and always recollect that. desire you to
ye preference to their society. lbove rill,
5‘“: wife, avoid the night air, Which at O.
is so apt tobe damp and linden with noxious
exhslatiops (The remainder of this letter‘ . , ,
is whiting) .
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financed, evendeer' Berta, lsendyouthe
copy of a. letter I have just received from
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lines, in which he makes Hinquiries m
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How Convicts no.» Themselves.
A recent. investigation at Calcutta, India,
has revealed some disgraceful developments
in regard to the way in which file British“
eastern settlements on the Andaman Islands
have been waged for some little time past.
According to all aceOuuts, it Would seem
that Colonel Man, who had charge of the
‘ settlement, believed in studying his own
case, and letting matters in general take
their own course. As a consequence, for
where the chief "is lax the underlings are
pretty sure to be of the same Sula of archi~
tecture, every-day. life among ,sho convicts
has apparently been of a very jolly chaser
ter. Their days were generally primed at
the table, and the greaterpur‘t oftheirnights
under’it. With the adoption of one prwo
. Sepgys. whoactai asservontatfor in men
' they were pmumed to witch, Iio guards
ever trespassed upon the prrsoners‘ quar-
ters, and the gentry, there stationed anioyed
the utmost liberty of action. . Each convict
was allowed by the government a gallon of
whiskey a month, to beserved otrt.0f.course,
in daily rations; but in order to save the of-
ficers trouble, and probably to add tao the
comfort or pleasure of the criminals, the
entire gallon was served out at one time.
The natural result was that, for several days
thereafter-Jeans of the most disgraceful
character ebifié‘aifi Vial-TB? was Port Blair,
the name of the prison, a most desirable
place for lazy vulgaLbnds to rc#6r! to with
pleasure, that Is, if the outside ones knew
anything of "the joys of those within its
walls. For a season these seen of revehy
and dissipation appear? to have continued in
the most harmonious manner imaginable;
but finally drunkenness led to strife, Ind
strife to murder, and murder, when repented
for some time, to a disclosure of the way in
which thing‘s were conducted. The satis-
factory result of this disclosure was the
summary removal of Colonel Man, and the
appointment of Major General Stewartka
gentleman said to her; good officer and a
strict discipl‘tnarinu. The Indian Times,
which publishes the ufl'air. says that “ Lord
Napier of Magdala has for several years
been v'cr) anxious about the discipline in
the Admnans, and we believe the excellent
appointment that has now been made' Is due
entirely to him, but it would almost seem
that if his anxiety had been of a very alarm-
ing character, Lord Napier of Magdala.
would have looked into the nfl'air a little
sooner.
”—0—
A Lntnxrzn Cut—An incumbent of one
of the offices in the gift of the common
council is the happy possessor of a cat that
seems gifted with more than the usual acu-
men awarded to the feline species. Besides
her the learned pig and educated mule sink
into comparative insignificance, and puss in
boots ceases to be a fiction. At the word of
command she walks upon two legs, und Is
not at all particular which two She walks
erect like a trick dog, rolls of, leaps
through a hoop. and so on throughh ewhole
cat-egory—knoWs the hour when soup is
ready at a neighboring saloon and is as
promptly on hand as a professional juryman
in a justices‘ court. Can recite the cat-
echism. and can sing the “ Little Church
Around the Corner," and “ Shoo Fly,“
knows just where there has been a cut-astro—
pbe down town, by watching the corner. and
wusonceiu the service of a woman who .
knew another woman who had_ conversed
with a maiden aunt of the man who struck
Billy Patterson.‘
From this reliable informant she also
learned the name of the man with the wart
on his nose, who is wanted in a neighboring
city. Can tell the reason why a ground hog
gets frightened at his shadow on Candlcmas
day and goes back to his lair for another
month, and can tell how to get a brown rag-
out of mutton without half trying ; says
that J olm Allen was not the wickedest man
in the New York Tammany Ring, and is ac-
quainted with the sole surviving body ser-
vant of George Washington; is positive that
this one is the body servant of the first Pres~
ident ; for his master told him never to tell
a lie ; predicted on the start there would be
plenty of whiskey at the Fourth of July ban-
quet, and relstcs the history of Barnun'fs
mermaid ; can play fare and get. the best of
the bank; knew J 0} cc Beth when she was
young and pretty- plays sixty-six and wins
the beer every time; knmvs how to make a
rope walk, who drew the Macallister piano,
and how to traverse the bed of the Detroit
river on a ladder- can tell how to take 1
from 10 and have nothing remaining, and
who Is the time ring champion of America,
also of the world; can Initke sherry cobbler,
wash dishes. put up a stove-pipe without
swearing, turn aback somerssult, concoct a
mixmre that will kill potato bugs, square the
circle, untie the Gordian knot, succeed'in
business without advertising, but says that
somehow she never could catch theknsck
of catching mice.
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Fsrm.—Itisasn9fkiugfactthatm t
and measure their health by their _we‘ ht,
, aptg, valuable ’ '
tohis hes-Vin“ The meet ls
deep melancholy. sppsrcutly brooding”
pmons‘v’rsntwweighmore than theydo',f
9thebonortohr.su,withthnhsghutcolfi
The Scranton (Penh.)Rqofli:¢n toilette
followingssdstoryofcbeofmcvielind
the late Pittstohtiissster: ' “Winhm Joiner
expiredsboutao'cloekon the We!
theTuesdayfbllowingaIe comm-upbeat!
westbelastsdfledtothelisto! tho-em
,whomthedeufitugellsid 1&1th
awful havoc. 110“erde
beenin this country about seven month:
On the momingofthe MI! day in
questionhehadtakenhis Mum!“
gwifehadmadercadyhis dinner-Mum
pail beside him, For oometimohlnt
wrapped in thought, his srms folded. hi
eym fixed vseautly upon the stove. Ind:
him. He was amused from his muh by
his wife telling him that his dinner was
ready, and that he would be lute; u the bell
had rung. He started to his feet, and p:-
ing upon her for a moment with 1 look {In
of tendernpss and significance, said to he,
be in such a hurry getting me out. "’ The
wife answered” Minimal “In “ if
he was comm: m nacho Wis Mc-
He lifted his pail without saying a word,
and after kissing his wife, kissed his Your
little children, who were sitting playing on
yards from his home, he returned agatuund
kissed his wife and children once more with
great fervency. His wife noticed an be
was the victim of gloomy foreboding. and
as he turned away she was mat to astral
him not to go to work if he spprdmdedm
anyfiunger, But hope and courage nd the
pressing necessites of their family. 0W
her intention, and she let him go. She stood
in'the door and ‘watcbcd him on his way to
the fatal pit. When at a point where he
turned out of her sight, he penned and cut
a wistful look toward his home tut! little
ones, mdseelnghk'v wife, fired with his
ones forever."
__ . 0—.—
How Mounts m Currant-Inn-
keys are pretty common, yet 13 oil the fun-
Ilies are remarkably cunning, Ms it 088m-
cured to the reader how they are that 2
Pitfalls will take a lion, and the furnished
monarch will, after a few days‘ starvation,
am into {I cage containing food,1ud thus be
secured. But how are monkeys taught? The
ape family resembles man. Their vices are
human They love liquor, and fill.
In Dar-four and Sennaar, the natives make
a fermented beer, of which the monkeys are l
passionately fond. Aware of" this, the owl
by the monkeys, and set on the ground cd-
apashes full of the enticing liquor. AI won
as the monkey sees it mid testes it,'he utters
loudcriesof Joythst soon “mot-biotin.
rodeo. Thatch 013$er ti. in1
short time they show all degree-of inm-
tion. Then the negroes eppesr, The few
who saute toolsle to get fuddled scope.
The drinkers are too furgonem distmstthen
but apparently take them for large-peck of
their own genus. The magma mks some
up, and theme begin to weep and cover them
with maudlin kimes. When a. negro takes
one by the hand to lead him off, the nearest
monkey will cling to the one who thus finds
a support, and endeavor to go ofl'also. An-
other will grasp at him, and so on, until the
negro leads a staggering line of monkeys.
When finally brought to the village, they
are securely caged and gradually sobemd
down; but for two or three (by: a gratin-By
diminishing supply of liquor is git-m than,
wastoreoonciletbem by dogma tothdr
state of captivity. '
<> 9—9
AucumALn SAUL, the wealthy harks,
was well known on the 'cbsngein hi dey.
He was a smell, winmankeeneddm
undagrest stioklcr for form. Blew 2 2
were sware of his precision. mm
to do their work according t9 the Eu?“
forms laid down One day Soul and hi
private secretary and directed him to write
to Mr B—-—, a rising march-ht sud' Im-
porter. _
“ Write,“ said the banker. “ that I hove
transacted the business which ‘hcl‘entflsted‘
to me agreeably to his wishes."
The secretary at the desk, wrote, m4
when thebody’ of the communicstionhed
been completed, he turned and united: .
“ With what fonn shall I close; tp‘e letter,
sir. 9”
‘9 You may wine 9 I have the honor to be
mm, |‘
“ Yes, sir.” ‘
“Ah! wuit‘. Tell me. Has 31:1}.
settled his account to date. 1”
“ Yes, sir; his accounts were settled
promptly and cheerfully.”
“Ah! then 391.1me '2 lace—I have the
honor to be your ”319‘?”
“ By the way,” 53% the secretary, “ I for-
got to any tbs? Hr. Bis—e—hu w
two new Menuhin macaw;
brilliant but safe. He is reguided bythe
knowmg‘ ones :33 men of manure am.
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stationed WM very HM and
Obedient Servant.”
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