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C. H. KENDALL, M. 1).,
OPEIRATOR.
The’Shoemnltcn’s Daughter.
Yester night, as I sat with an old friend of mine
In his library, cozily over our wine,
Looking out on the guests in the parlor, I said,
. or a lady whose shoe showed some ripping of thread.
“ Frank, she looks like a ahoemnker‘s daughter.“
“ Yes.“ said Frank—“ her shoe has a rip at the side——
The mishap or the moment—{he lady‘s a bride.
That minds the of something ; and here as we sit.
If you‘ll listen with patience, I‘ll spin you a bit
0! a yarn of a shoemaker‘s daughter.
“'hen I was a boy, half a century since—
How one a frame. as one numbers the years, seems to
wince. '—
A dear little girl went to school with me then '.
As I sit in my arm chair l see her agnin :
Kitty Mallet. the shocmaker‘s daughter.
" Whence the wonderful ease in her mann-cr she had?
Set from termngnnt mother, nor hard working dad.
Yet. no doubt that, beside a most. beautiful face.
The child had decorum. refinement and grace
Not at all like A ahoemaker‘r daughter.
“ ller dress was of six-penny print. but t‘wns clean ;
liar shoes like all shocmnker‘s children. were moan :
llcr bonnet a wreck. but. whatever she wore.
The air of a damsel of breeding she bore .
Not that of a shoemnkcr‘s daughter.
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CHIRP
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HEARTS :
A LOVE RECORD..
By [mood of Wasteheater.
lContinued. 1
ll alter will come and go like a brb'ther,your
home will be his, you can give his loved
name to your child and you can teach your
cherub to hear his kisses to your lips while
they lie fresh upon that little mouth! 01.1;
my beloved Chirpie is this too little for
your greedy heart? Can you, must you ask
for more? No, no why would you grieve
me Chirpie? There was a day, when my
smiles “ere suhshine warm and nial sun-
shine to your sorrowing heart. this no
longer so? Are you sosadly changed? Have
all our tears been shed in vain, like rain up—
Be ever
Many of our readers, who have often
heard of the Connecticut “ blue laws.” ,have
probably never had an opportunity of per-
using that famous code. The territory now
comprised in the State of Connecticut was
.. formerly tw0 colonies—Connecticut and
New Haven. The colony of Connecticut
was planted by emigrants from Massachu—
setts at Windsor, 1638, and at Hartford and
\Vethemfield in 1635 and 1636. The other
colony styled by its founders the Dominion
of New Haven, was settled by emigrants
from England in mmvThe tweolonies
were united in 1665. . = -
The statutes copied below from an an-
cient volume relating to the historymf the
American colonies. were enacted by the
people of the “ Dominion of New Ha-
ven :"
“ The governor and magistrates, convened
in general usembly, are the supreme power
under God, of this independent dominion.
From the determination of the ammbly
The New Spirit Force.
The London Daily Telegraph thinks that
if the new feutsof the metropolitan spirits
beemjne common, the diEcultics of London
locumotion will be quickly solved. We
have no disputes about bad cabanarrow
ompihnsscs, underground rails, ova-ground
tramvnys, or even traveling balloons, if it
be true that Mrs Guppy, described by her
friends as“ one of the biggest women in
London,“ can be carried through the air
from Highbury to Lamb‘s Conduit street in
the course of a few minutes. This remark~
able event took place on the 3d of June,
1871; eight witnesses, not, counting the
transporting lady and the two mediums,
testifytoit; and those eight include Mr.
Henry Morris, described as :1 “Manchester
merchant of high standing,” Mr. Edwards,
a B. A. of Cambridge, and other ladies and
gentlemen who sign their names and ad-
dresses to the statement.
The story is simple. A dark warms took
place atthe lodgings of thctwo mediums.
A spirit voice exclaimed that “ Mrs. Guppy"
A mum. clean potato, widi the out out
(if is a very convenient nedium,of apply
ingln-ick—dustmknives, in scouring them,
keepingit aboutthc right moisture, while
the juiceof thcpouh'i Insists iuremovtng
stains from the surface. ‘
Gn'ArE mam—rue has»: thus tar
has beenfavo’rable fortlie grape crop. In
all the chief grape-growing localities east of
the Rocky Mountains, the prospect is good
for a large yield of grapes of good quality.
No diseases are yet reported. ‘The‘ wood
matured so well last year, that the main
dang-er lies in over-loading the vines. Closer
pruning than usual should have been given
'and thinning the fruit ought not to be neg;
lected.
Alt ICE Cm.———The Boston Jam-MI d
Chm-y gives the following recipe for a
cheap ice chest: Take two dry goods box-
es, one of which is enough smaller than the
othertolesvca spaceof nboutthrcoincbel
all aroundth itis plnwd inside. Faiths
spam between fine two with sawdust packed
on a desert place. " 0h! sayn not so.
as you were. my fond Chirpie, pure, beauti—
ful and kind. Mingle no regrets- iu hearts
manppcal shall be made.
The governor shall have a single vote in
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would be brought; a heavy body “ heard"
to desceudou the table; a light was struck,
closely, and cover with heavy lid made to
fit neatly inside the larger box. Inserts
“ The girls of the school. when she entered the place
1 . an“ unrated. and miles-ion} advice with-
Phrched each other. then tittercd and stored in her
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‘ rout. ; 5“ ‘! RWM—JOEX B. Bot-ms Tacoma}: W ILLux ‘ f f . . . . ,
J dye—WILL! T ORA - . - . . Inn on be sworn mlove When Rs! 11 returns, e e a , . . .
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W ‘m L‘t. : WI: Ward—Roam l. Toums Jon). I. Rrut- i A hermitees she 1n the crowd of the school ; XXV 'tself ' dlillll, She ‘18 probably unaccustomed to frigemtors.‘
7"“ ‘ l m SAIL‘EL F. recs. shuns A Wan-1111s. the Use (11‘ Laughing Gas Thm was wonder indeed- when it soon cum '0 puss mum to narxa. I ' . . . . . mWain-8 ”Ni-HY through the 831'; and stand- Warunnvo TEAXB Om. ——Hones and
. - :{JM’W phi 1-1 “It! rectifier-I. . ‘ ninja “hula—(gins! Ringgit}? nggsr‘e: “1 l 3 That '(‘alico Kitty‘ w“ head of her dun. * .E 1* 81’ d‘ bl' d' blitld' 0] ' God Conspmrcy agatust this domxnlon Shall be in" on a table with ten gentlemen sitting 8‘ rk m It Tilt
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still nun-111:: that 11111111 faded calico drew. my bill“ blind in!" l 19 “or a. Can it e l '
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, 33:12:: 112m1s4111h c. (Rows. i'HAlLLE.‘ :\ l" \V .\.\ D R \ltE PLA\X Iicr manner the same-easy. soft and refined; or 5 5m”? or thy mothers {“9 thou pitiable shall sufl'er death and loss of his proper- P g p y. . . N. ’ I lull-t.- But the ill In walk. in]? I H "
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SOCIETY INDEX.
RELIGIOUS
l' .ll. ’ ..4 —.\it~.t in, their llalluulhtll rt. Nur-
Inlk Jlmtfi' E. Barhou
KArsOle'.
Old “kl! Lodge .'.\11 1m F. and 4. 11! Regular
communications holden on the first and third Tues
day (tuning! in rarh mouth at their Hall. on Main
Im‘L'L rout]: Norwalk. George Knight“ 3!.
.5: Join a [12194. .\0. 6 Meets on firsr and third
ay owning:- in each month. Hall on “all ,
arrest Nun‘alk Daxid M. Pollard \l. M ‘
ODD FELLOWS.
Lad .V0. 10. —‘l‘€'ln every Monday
on \i' all street. Norw.alk
Jame.- Hodges. \ 691‘
S .51011LTrvnsurvr; (‘lus
Olen-trad. pA-rrnantnt Secretary.
(Iv r Rail/u: l'
Atrium Havana rum! 0/ Patriarchal _\1) {I l (1_
U l-‘ - Heels at (de Fellow‘ 5 BAIL on llli first and
Harmon
third “‘wlncsdav evenings in each month
B
ism-rs. \‘hirf Patnnmh James 11011:... Hirrh
Frie-t; Um. L Fuller Senior “ ardeu; S (1. Bnru
11111, .‘rrlhe; J I“. Prowitt Trt‘asurcn Mow ll.
(ilcn 11-. Junior “‘nrdcn
('LL‘BS
«turner Main and \\ 35112;.“ tun
III] ”:1! I'M
c-u-nin: uSunng s 1 xrrptcd. ‘1 Elbirt A. \\ uodwanL
President
Joy-rm“ I Iub Rtkll'lld; iu .\1\i11gs Rank Btliltliru.r
Vtmfllk_4)1rn t‘ wry and evening tSunday- ex- 1_
tall (111:. G. Darn. s-sidmt. j
(‘Iub —Rooms in .\v.w \ork and New '
flan-n Railroad Depot South .\or\1alk.O-u every ;
on his ngundus uceptedl Chester F. Tole -Ptesi- »
dr-m. .
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BIJ‘ BU” I (lib.
Selleck. Presldvm; Gen. K. Board. Vice President;
Smith. Captain.
German (lab. “Fruits-i111.
«will! in South Sorwnlk. President. .Beckcr;
\ice Prunidrnt. ll Strauss: Seu‘etan \l. Brunet--
mnn: Carllivl‘. H Stadler;
Schaub.
SUB“ ALE IEDIC AL ASSO< lATIO)‘
Nm-u scmnd Monday evening in each month.
\ ice President
A Lucknow}.
MD” Ilr-n
President John Hill.
(in-gory. M. D : Scare tarv W.
Treasurer. M. B. Pardon. .
TRIPERANCE
.‘lem' .Vx‘lrd Trm
r-\r-n1n1. at their Hal in Dibble 5 Block. Main strum
south Sat-walk. Mrs. Dr. Pardee. XV . C
ormlk Lodge I. 0. G. T.—Meets every Wednes—
day l‘\\'“l32 at tlnir Hall. Kain street. South Vor-
".‘pmrfla'ng
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their “all 01:1L Main street South Numalk.
RavmoucL ‘4'.
Standard Dir-”ion. 310.5 13th 71— Sin-t:- every
Tuesday evening at lh(lf Hall. Bank Building \V all
street. Son-11k. C. l". Selleck, “1'
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Dim. Ac. 2. S. of T.~Mcus ever}
Friday evening. At their Hall. on “ all strueL Nor. ;
walk. I. B. Parker P. i
2.4.. B daddy. -—leets tint Hoaday
Sf. [In
‘2' Rooms in Isaacs‘ :- Buildin r.
evmhtg in each month.
Wall street. o‘er insurance omen. \‘omnlL James j
Shrrry.Pr1-Iident.
BKN‘EX OLE‘N'T SOCIETY
Sr. Jon-qr? 1 Mat Amdah’m. —Meets first
i Thursday evening of each month. Rooms in [aub— .
111. '
hell's BIOCL corner Kain and Wall street:
Linnds President.
MTKKDFS I‘XIONS.
Vf’arpmlm'aud
Joiner? Union, V0. 8). of South
omit—Sect on the first and third Friday even-
ing- in each month. at their rooms. on Main street.
Vornlk. “‘m. A. Kellogg President; Ell. Dibble.‘
| Boqncts. V: reaths.
} Decorations. at shortest notice Send for Catalogue.
E ii. Norton WI’)‘ and Treasurer; Charles E. .
"fillet-ts t‘Vt‘l’S Friday
Musical Director. Geo. !
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Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Choice assortment of
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
DUTCH BULBS.
Special attention en to the gettiu up of choice
gkcts. Crosses 11113 other Floral
MALLORY 8r. DOWNS.
leltSERl'MEN no 1101115“,
bOl‘TH NORW'ALK. ('UN \'.
south \omalk. \ov.17.1870. ly
All paid in and securely invested
with surplus.
THE OFFICE OF THE
FAIRFIELD (‘GITNTY
So i potted the shocumkcr'u daughter.
" D11 you see that old lady. with calm. placid taco:
Tinw touches her beauty. but leaves all her grace;
Do you notice the munnurs that bush when shv stirs.
And 1h:- nouor and homage so pointedly lu-rr'.‘
Th:1"- my wife. sir ”the shoemahor's dunghtvr "
Bubbles.
Slright of llaml—illcasing 1111 “ otl'x-r."
Half 11 Sovereign—Tho Prince of l'l'nlos.
Pam.- 1111nil1llmors—Boys throwing stones.
Murine invasureuu-nt—Tltc yard of uship.
The bus? hull Clubs of count drink from
plum-1.x
.‘i guuul plan- for curly
“firms.
Minis—Thu city of
“lien tlilt'> :1 111:111 1‘1'svmbl1- :1 llul\("." \Vlu-n
he is broke.
Some “.13; gets this off. Perpetual 1110‘
‘ tinu—a dog‘s tall
111 (lscullu county loyu‘. tin 11‘ is hillil not.
to ho :1 Slllgll‘ trm'.
\Vaturing places that tulluin 1111011 all n in
tor—The mouths of millet-ans.
A down-cast editor is 5 raising squuslu-s
from seed twentyviiw years old.
“'11:" is the difirrcnce between 11 con! and
:1 baby ‘1 The one l wear, the other i was
310'“! ul‘ a ”firmed suitor—41¢: wooed and
she wouldn’t. ‘He cooed and she couldn‘t.
it will take sixty years to restore to France
the forests ruthlessly wasted in the into war.
The perfumers business ought to be very
lucrative. Of all trades it brings in the best
percentage.
" said a little boy, who had been
is it (lone
“ Mamma,
sent to dry a towel before a fire, ”
when it's brown ‘1"
What is the difference between a sweep
and 11 1111111 in mourning;r ‘3 One is blocked
with suit, the other suited with black.
.\n vxchungc, wishing to c0111pliment a
“ live stock jounml." says that it is edited by
:1 111:111 \\ hose. head is full of live siock.
A young lady went into a music store and
asked the clerk if he had " Loving Eyes?"
He replied: “ I am told so by the girls."
.\ wag lent a clergyman a horse, which
1:111 away and threw him, and then claimed
crmlll for “ aid in spreading the gospel."
Some young “10!! are 11 little partial to
blue-eyed maidens. Others like dark-eyed
losses. But the nanny/«i girls have the most
admirers.
The bloom of youth will fade away, the
brightness of the eye grow dim with age,
but a miserable little com will never pass
Shut me out then from such a hereafter. I
11 ill not entex therein. ' Ah! dearest Berta
how you n ould weep to see my poor blind
child. The brightest sunlight that enters
its lame gm) 4- (s finds no some ofsight. In
those mm depths there is no life. no nsion,
nn softness. no trace of love no sign of life.
\\ but must there be within that infant soul. ”
Gloom. impenetrable gloom. Darkness ill-
ilnitnble! \'o gleam of light afar or near,
naught but black night! (”1' nature how
canst thou rive 11 mother's heart so merci-
lessly V Soon Ralph will co111v.\Vl1at shall
I say to him. my Berta‘l Think you he too
will hate me when he finds our child' 15
blind? (10d knows I could not help it The
child is fair enough, were it not for its sight-
lcss orbs W'ill he ask me think you in a.
tone of anger. why his boy has been thus
robbed of sight. Will lu- sus Ct 111 false
heart ‘.‘ “'il] be imagine that love i alter
so wickedly ‘3 Will he not curse me. ’ Will
he not trample 1111- bun .1tl1 his feet as men
do crush 11 viper that crawls hissing across
their path? He will,l1e will Berta Oh. '
lil 1111- five 1“ 111 unit kl): foul pcrjurf-r that
I am i dare not meet him with this blind
lmlw “ithih 1m arms. No no no no! ' '
* What do you think my Berta. nould it
111- \Pry \\ i1- kerl for me to take my own life?
\\ 11) should I ln 1- 4 For 11 born. " For Ralph?
lie “ill hate me now for his heart is as
pun as :111 alum-'1 5 ll? 11 null] tear it out.
rather than low n ickednexs. I have heard
his mother tell, hon in his boyhood, he
would one 11 sm to l1e1“1\tothcr, if ever I
blackt 11 my heart by being false to any one,
God strike me dead the next momentl' ’ Oh i
Berth what have I done? is it not too late?
Shall l curno Walter? Shall I kill at
Shall I abandon my child? Shall
my pure husband wtlh a falsehood on my
lips? Shall 1 meet bun with smiles and
\\ 11rd: of welcome? Shall I say that my
in lrt has been 1-111! 11 ilhout him? Shall I
press my \v icked lips 11 poo that mouth which
newr yi-t breathed 11 falsehood ? Merciful
Father, take me out of this world! Berta,
Bonn. my happy Berta, give me leave to die;
my child is blind, he will not. miss me; he
will never know my face. Why then can I
not leave him 2' Some woman's heart will
soften townrdsmy poor blind child; God
will send it a mother; Ralph will soon be
110-11 \\ ultm‘ s noble heart too, will melt at.
tlu swhl. of my blind babe he will care for
it. if Ralph should never come or should
r1 ftm totuuch my boy. So, Berta, whynot
let. 1m- die. V I haves vial of poison bidder
in 111} bosom. no one knows it. I will write
to Ralph and implore him to for 'vu me. I
will write to Walter too and beg im tolove
my blind boy; beg him to weep over my
ran-.11 must be, Berta, it must be, for
th'lph s sake, for Walter’s sake, for my sake.
I must. die. farewell, the vial burns me liken
coal of fire; it must be emptied! First I
will kiss my blind babe, then I will kneel
and pray for you, for Ralph, for Walter, for
f:1lher.lwillpray for you all assoonas
dmkness 1:.omes will do it Berta. How
so eel the deadly draught will taste! Like
amour it will cool my feverish and still
the wild beating of my false 11111-1. To-
uifiht, Berta,” soon as datknem comes,I
w! 1 go; I will fall asleep forever sweet!"
asleep with a smile on my lips. T wifi
find me dead! Ah! how they start
mess.”
No one shall be a freeman, or give a vote
unless he be converted, and a member in
full communion of one of the churches al-
lowed in this dominion.
Each freeman shall swear by the blessed
God to bear true allegiance to this domin—
ion, and that Jesus is the only king.
No quakcr, or dimmer from the estab-
lished worship of this dominion, shall be
allowed to give a vote for the election of
magistrate or any officer.
No food or lodging shall be offered to a
quakcr, Adamito, or other heretic.
if any person turns quakcr. he shall be
banished and not suffered to return but on
pain of death.
No priest shall abide in the dominion; he
shall be banished ; and suffer death on his
return.
Priests may be seized by any one without
a warrant.
No one to cross a river, but with an au-
thorized ferryman.
No one shall run on Sabbath day or walk
in his garden or elsewhere, except reverent-
ly to and from meeting.
No one shall travel. cook victuals, make
beds, sweep house, cut hair, or shave on
Sabbath day.
No women shall kiss her children on the
Sabbath or fasting day.
The Sabbath shall bean at sunset on Sat
urduy.
To p1ck an our of corn growing in a
neighbor‘s garden shall be deemed theft.
A person accused of trespass in the night,
shall be judged guilty, unless be clear him-
self by his oath.
When it appears that an; accused has con-
federates, and he refuses to discover them,
he may be racked.
None shall buy or sell lands without per-
mission of the selectmen.
A drunkard shall have a master appoint~
ed by the sclectmen, who are to debar him
from the liberty of buying or selling.
Whosoevar publishes a. lie, to. the preju-
dice of his neighbor, shall be set in the
stocks, or be whipped ten stripes.
No minister shall keep a school.
Every rateable person who refuses to pay
his proportion to support the minister of the
town or parish, shall be fined by the court
2!. and 41. every quarter until, he or she pay
their rate to the minister. '
Manstealers shall suffer death.
Whosocver wear clothes trimmed 1111;.
gold, silver or bone lace aboye 2aper yard,.
shall be presented by the grand jurors. and
the selectmen shall tax the offender 300! es-
MB.
A debtor in prison, pirating he has no
the table in Lamb‘s Conduit street, she had
an amount book in her hand, and the ink
was still wet on the word “ onions"—the
very last word addressed to her by her
friend. It should also be stated that, when
Miss Neyland missed her friend, she search‘
ed for her “ up—stairs, down stairs, and in
my lady’s chamber," and then, as in duty
bound, went and told Mr. Guppy. He was
playing billiards and gully replied, “ No
doubt the spirits have carried her off, but
they will take care of her.“ Even when
supper came, and there was no Hrs. Guppy,
this bold man was not cast donn. He asked
the spirits, was she safe. ’ they rapped out
“ Yes,“ antiso he “cut tobed—a model hus-4
band, even under circumstances calculatéd
to test marital confidence to the extreme.
But. he was partially used to it. Some time
before he had an experience as astounding.
Mr. Hearne -—a medium—“ dropped 111” one
evening—not in the common-plnce way,
but through walls and ceilings, in spite at
fastened windows and locked doors. That,
too, happened at. twenty minutes past ten—
the visitor appearing to the lady as a “black
bundle decending from the ceiling ;” while
the husband. less favored, simply finds him
on the floor of his little breakfast room.
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How m Funnel! 11mm rs PAID.—
The German Commie»: gives the follow-
ing panicuhirs of the psym-tot the war
indemnity-by France:
Germanyjl to pay for the bags in which
the money‘ls to be sent, at. the rate of two
sons per bag; thus, when the first install
ment has been paid, she will have to return
some fifty thousand francs. The house of
Rothschild has undertaken the payment of
the bills of exchange for the French govern-
ment; they are to be made payable in ready
money, and without loss, at not more than
two months‘ date. This business will be
done at :London between Rothschild and
the German Cancel. The latter willalsozc-
ceive the sums France physio English bank
notes. » The silver, and the othér foreign
but not French notes, will besent direct
from PariaMBerliu by rail. France beats
theexpenseoftramportuaiat as the tron-
tier The sum whine-minded be-
tween the separate Staten gunmen m the
amount required to covertheNorth—Germ‘m
worloan :lilra been set aside. It will, of
course, he iiiipossible to com the muck-ls
this would occupy the whole {line ofrull die
Wefiiak down tothc end at
number The bags hnd'cheat will lem-
torchemted, oneortwo waltz:
counted through and the rat weighed-fish:
timwyioneeeptdtemaeutml
much wheutheyarc led tothe spring at
noon or evening.
Bureau 11! Down: Hem—There is no
doubt that more horses are seriously injured
by injudicious dosing and carelcm meat
thaninanyotberw‘sy. Aveterinariau
writes that drenching a horse with fluid
medicines, even if the latter are of an in-
difi‘erem nature, like milk and molars, is
alwaysvery dangerous; but isexu-eaely so,
first, when the drench consists of substnncc
—for instamxa, oil or grease to which horses
have 11 annual aversion; secondly, what the
sickhorseismfi‘ering withndiasase which
is attended with fast breathing, like pneu-
monia, colic, etc, : and thirdly, as in often
the case, is poured down in n forcible man-
ner; for insubh can it frequently happens
that a part of the liquid enters into the lar-
yo: and goes down the; windpine into the ~
lungs, and causes there an mutation,
which frequmtly becomes fast.
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Character «Tr-em
When publicbodics are to benddreased
on momentous occasions, when great inter:
cats are at stake, and strong pmlons excit-
ed, nothing is valuable in spewinfarther
then itisconnecmd With high intellectual
and morn! endowmcms. Micros,
and earnestness, are the qualitia which pro-
duce conviction. True eloquence, indeed,
doesuot consist in speech. It cannothe
brmrght from afar. Labor and learningmny
toil for it, but they toil‘ in vain. Wortfi 'md
phrasa may .be mar-shallot! in every way—
they cannot compass it. It must exist in the
man. in the subject, and in the occasion. ‘Af-
fected passion, intense expression, the pomp
of declamation, all my mpire [after it—they
cannot reach it. It comes, if it comes still
like the outbreaking of a fountain from the
earth, or the bursting forth cf volcanic
fires, with spontaneous, original, native
face
The graces taughtin thcschoois, the costly
ornaments, and studied continues of
speech, shock and disgust men, when their '
own lives, and the fate of their wives, their ’
children, and their country, hang on the de-
cision of the hour. Then words have lost
their power, rhetoric contempfible. Even "
genius itself thenfeels remitted mil subdued,
asinthepreaenceofhrgberqnfllnea 11.1111;
patriotism is eloquent thinned-devotion is
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Pope said, “ Beauty draws us by a single
hair.“ In view of the prevailing size of la-
dies” head ‘gear, we must be permitted to
doubt the infallibtlity of the Pope.
Au obituarynotlce says “ the deceased had
world of tear-less eyes: and stony hearts I It ’
was enclosed to Ralph’s agent in New York
and thrown aside as soon as read, disclosing
as it did Chirpie a residence and summoning
Berta toher side, in direct disobedience to
Ralph’s peremptory orders.)
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keep Christians or set days,- make minced
pies, dance, play cards, or play- on any in.
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pet, and Jews harp. »' *
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