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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, January 18, 1872 · page 1

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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

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Dale: in
Tin “'are Cooking Utensils,
Imps and Haas [Pu-fishing Goods.
' l Rhoda: Tin Copper :33 Sheet Imam

. <1 mom". Jobbing of all kinds promptly
‘ 1. 14 to.

1 “1~W.sonmm
po'r'rusn a STYMI’IS
MANUFACTURING CO.
Imam-s, No. 035 Broadway.

Warm-um old was: maxim-«mud
Lem-vane, NeIYork.

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RELIGIOLS
l \le'ct in their Hall on “a1st..
H, B “'3 ghnm Pres.
)IAN'JN'IC.
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Thursdm 111111113 In ('nkh month.

strr'et .Nonrulk. David I. Pollux-d ‘1?

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1 0:» Emma-:1 Lad .i'o. Ill—Meets nay Honda}

* evenl‘. IL“!

, Georg! 1.1-1er

' J. Frown: Secretary; .

Gun-tend, permanent Smurf.

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F.—M9~et§ at dFel 17'! Hall, on
and: Iron

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W“ ednes-dav evmlngum
8 Bass. L Patriarch; Janos Hod
Priest: Geo. I. Tulle! SeniorWnrdas;
, tun, bcrzbc; J. 14' Front“, Mr;
9 Glni‘er Juulor “'urdcn

CLUBS.

Oid W-d f‘Zub #Corner Hsln :ud Washington
streets SoothN‘omlk. Room open even any eIm'l
angling \Sunda\'.sc;1¢ptcdl Elbirt A Woodward.
I’n

. icy-walk (tub "Roe—138nm! Bank Building.
'1 N’unnlk. Opel] “de? donning (Quads)! ex
ted.) Chasm (2. Dean. Prmidom.
MMC —Boom in New York anew New
Hmeu Rsi road Depot. South For-11k
e1 ewing (Sunday! excepted.) Chef“)! F T01 es. 9.9.1.

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Vice headété
Horton b relarj an?! 'l‘i‘éfisnror
:mith Captain.

‘ Ger-man (Sub. m. '-»!cct.s excry Friday
: evening in South .N‘nrwalk. Prvsiden

No. 0 I. 0.
the min and
Blanca

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Moses H.

 

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; \ire President. ll. tin-nus; Secret-n W Bra -
i msawi or. H. Sudler; Hulda} Dlrcctm -o.
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NORWALK “DEAL ASSOCIATION
M91"! second Honda? evening in end: mung;

'j’n'si deut‘i John Hill SI. 13.; \ice President

{QR-11:11"! D.: Secretsrv W. A. Lockwood. x.
Monu- \t B Pardec, 3!. D
Wayne:
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d53- evening a”: In. 'némn, shut Nor-

lk. “Charles” Bullock? C '1‘.
1: . a“ “5 WHO”
Waln.‘ \o G.—lcets (way y eve-111m: at
theernlLonlhlnatmet. South SD 1.11
Raymondw. C. '1'.
Standard Dita-ion. .\o. $ 8 Qf T.—Mectn Merv

 

Tu cram :1 Hull. Bulk Bnfldlng. W80
sat-cg. - anal-1C Cfllofi:

”7'1““ *1” ever
Friday e\'.enin<’ at ihcl’r HAIL on Wall mm .N'ory
mink. E. K. . . .

*3. lary'HyT A. B. w.——ledafintm
evening in eoch month. Rooms in Issues a Building,
Wnll onset. over insurance once, Km James
President.
WBEN‘EVOLKN'T SOCIETY.
W. —Meetn first
flux-54%;“, evenlugd “much mmflub»
hell‘s corner Iain mono-W111 streets.
Hands. President.

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Secrets

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The subscriber is now yoga-ed to make Ind fur-
nish several W I?“

Wrought and Cast Iron Fencing,

toencloeechmches dwdlingsandhufinlplotn. Also

no: 609%?“ ”that: Ilia

honsmmd Bolt: for bull and

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Shoplnrwof Salmon} mt MUM“:

South.or‘11k.
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w‘l’ufinm‘t, £731:- .3': mm in! 1a.?
- w mu. $3.14 tenor. I.
“9"“ 7““ ‘- “" 7" CASH CA.PITAL, $200, 000,'

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DI DLEY P. EL‘. President Fl .Nallmml Bank

South Nonmlk. 1
LURLN‘ INGERSOLL. South .Norwalk. |
T H. XORISON Hod-.1011, Sou &Hntr‘l1in-nn. .N'ur

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BERRY R. TREADWELL. Willem!
TALHADGR 8. mm Presldvn
S. ELKNFORD Secretary

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_ W. H.

l Merchant Tailor,

l COR. WASHINI-‘TON AND MAIN STS.
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5017131 NURWALK. CONN

. Scotch Chevolts, Meltons, Craps
' and EnglishCoatlngs,
HADE UP IN STYLE, AND AT LUVV
EST PRICES. 1
A good at wan-med and trade a the customer
I.“ “In! lL Cutting done {or others to make as

heretofore. Also. I largo assortment of

EATS m CAPS.
l-t!

Cmnphorine,

ONE OF THE GREATE§T DISCUVKRIES OF THE
AGE FUR THE RELIEF UY PAIN

Purticulnrly adapted to

Bheumatlsm} Spralns, Stiff Joints, -
Glandular Swellings, 61c.

 

ONLY TW‘ENTY-FIYE CENTS A BOTTLE.
For wlr by all Druggiz-tp'.
HUYT 6; BLANUHARD. Proprietors.
SIB Glimmcll STREE‘T‘. NK\\’ YORK.
-<"’(‘nll-tor it at
s. l-‘. I'ECK‘S,
DllUGGlST.

l-t! ‘

HARDWARE.

'1 l ( st assortment In town of

GENERAL HARDWARE.
TOOLS,

South Norwulk, Conn.—

 

MECHANICS
04‘ the best quality.

Paints, Oils and Window Glass,
Rim, Morticc and Dad Locks, Porcelain, Plated and
Minor-II Knob:= slat-"e assortmen' 01 Table and
PockecCInlefl dminafluflhy. apapfu cash.

W. c. qmvfm 8; 1:6,,
Corner Main and “'ashinglon strents,
SOUTH NORWALLOONN.

3m mm.
9.1!

w. c. QUE-um.
South Nonvnlk. Nov. 27 3810.

WEBBéDFERRlS.
Coal and Wood,

FOQT; 01' MASHALL» ST.

 

Wholesle :an Benn Dealers in all kinds of
WOT") AND COAL. '
Among the varieties vekecp the pure

Coal, of 1.me Valley. Also
Bfick,Li1nC§ent, and all kinds of
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hopes l’ode unfulfilled away“

Andmwhlchm the we wilful
Mantel: too— on thy h’ydny:

And“! through III the buy mu
The crowd of pleasure-seekers throng;

_ The puppets play. the showman 0308,

ii And gnaalps chat the whole day long

And so the world goes on

1‘

Our nule drum-o come to nuight.
_ » Our lives my fall; our (Inf-ling plan
a May crumble into nothingness;
” 0:: firms: 9:31.195 {all bound:
And yet the chlldren sing and donor,
The monpy-mnkori laugh and about
The stars, unmlndful. still shlneliright
Bacon-dons that our light 111 out,
And so the would 301:. on:

The bound 3me .d 11-: once was gas.

The dentures nook their Nosed lime.
And wouny "In ado-u: in vain

To hear their well-know: {new conic:
And yet. the sunlight checks am 4001',

And makes the summer shadows long:
The roscbnds at the cnsu'mem bloom,

The bird pours forth his cheerful 5011:.

And .-'0 the world goes on.

And God goes on and mm our “'0

\V cm cu golden threads: of joy and p mcé:
(hurtling with Ills heart of bouts

Our days of pain. our days of em,
lll'mrkh them all-Aha .sm'dn. the sheaves.

The dangers smllo. the mnnruur‘a tears—-
-\ml keeps them sale—Ills children all.

'llxmn_l1ull ”11- gm at ('l- run] your.
.L 111 50.!!141“; (-‘od flu \erd gm-- 1:11.
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The Organ-Blown;

 

111 (11111.1:“2311914 HULXLi.

I).-\oui-'.~t ul'\u1ul:1yf1'ivnds

The pallrnt organ-blower bends;

I «‘0 his figurv ~lnk and rise.

1 Forglve me. “down. my «mat-ring c )‘rill

.\ 111111111'1” lust. lln- mw‘bhulf sit-en.

lllr lp-ml Hll4)\ '- thx' wtmlj u'rvvn.

Slill measuring out his (lm'p salunms

hymns and cumin; p~uln1~

 

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1 1.11111,.\ (111.11 1.11.,

in prihl that 1173} ~ in ulldetl a-tolu.
'l‘o san- 11 rich 111:1n‘~ mnrxgnzmtl sun 2
No r-lah'r‘, fresh hum lml)‘ 111111,. -
511 humbl} 1400p), so mar-lily hon ~.
”l:- lunzu ulw'umcn 1m! to shumr
Thepmudcsx uonufluctiug dumb,
Whose Easter hnmwt low descends
“'im :11! thv :mu- (l('\ otiun 1011115.

1) brother with the supple spine,

“I!" much we (me those bows 0! ll: incl
\\'ilhout thim' arm to lend the bronze,

[low 11111 the flngor on the kt‘}'fll

Though all unmatched tho player's ~k1ll.
Thusc thousand thrnah wrrc dmnh and all“.
.‘\llulllt'l"~' art may shupv the tonv.

Tl‘u' 111.3111 that 011- ll 1- lltln!‘ awn

Nix days 1111‘ htlf‘nl .‘ll'lllll‘lll wait»!

lln-hlnd hi.“ ll‘lllpl4“> fol-ind 113709;

But 11 hrn 1111' SM (huh day's snnrhlne (111'.—
'l'i.r1 ugh rulnhnwr'xl \1'lndtm .4 on lht' walk,
”1- breath”. he Hugs. he shunts, he 1111.
Tue quin-rixtg air “'11‘1 rupmrom tl1rlll-;
The roof rt'uounds. the pillars nhtku,

And all the Numbering (Thor-l wuko!

The Lil't'dk‘ilul” {rum 111v Bllllx' Icy

With \\r1\r_\' wur1l~ my ~nl1‘1 l1.1~ Hum}.
1501110 strungtvr. fumbling {or sutmy

To find tho Imwn for “In (1:13“:

He tells us truths ton plainly Inw.

And reads the scrvlcc all nslnwn »

“My -\\‘h_\' tho—mirt'hlvf won‘t lu' lml:
Bl'furl-hnml in lln‘ ‘1'.“ icmlmuk '-

But thou. “ith (lvn-nt llllrll and (mm.
Art 11l\1':1_\.- 112111;. in thy plum .

Thy rlrcnumh blllsl. What'ur “11' “1111'.
As Slr'udy as the strong monsoon;

Thy only dread o luxflhcry crook.

Or small residual extra equcula,

To rend uluug the shadowy able:

A Vanulit mn'c ol’ dimple}! smiles.

Not all the prom-hing. 0 my friend.
Cnmes from tho t-hnrt'h‘s pulpit cml'
Not all [hut hand “11' knee and how
Yield survico half so truv as lhou:
(me sbupio task [M'l‘lomlctl might.
“'lth slender skill, but all my miglnz.
Whore boom! labor does its book.
And leaves the plan-1‘ all the rc-t.

Thi: 111.111} dispusuncd 11111126.
Thrnugh which lllL' hn-znh of iu'hr:
\l’lwso 111115th make! our earth tllt inc.
llm work for mortal hands like mine
My dnty live: before me. Lo.
The lcx'r-r thcrv' Take hold and hlmvt
And he who»? hand ls on the lit-rs
Will play the tnnu as !l(' shall plenw
__.._.———--——-

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Bubbles.

The: first llylut1~;\dm11.

Tooth and nail 111'11>l1cs-—l"iglxtsbulwet'u
Wlllll" n

A bm' .~ 114' “21' in Bush: :1 1117.1 153:. “.0 1l11<
11111110 Society to arrc<t all persons who bot-
tle catsup,

All tours of the ('lAUlCI‘zl from Russia have
subsided; Alexis, only [nought the lIoopcu-
half with him.

“ Pu, what cam l
riding habit. up here in the country f!"

do, unless you get 1111' 21
“Get

.' into :1 habit of walking my door."

Vva is a man ixnmort 111' 1191 son never
sels.\Vl1y have chickens no hope in the
future. 9 ’1 hey lmve‘lhoir next world (necks
ti“ irled) in this. '

“Those who buy tomb stories of us look

with pride and suisfnction on the graves of
their friénds, IS the advénf‘fihm oT‘aW'W'M

tern stone 9111111.
in Irishman £18le from the Emerald Isle,
upon seeingr a horse run away, exclaimed
“ 011 he isn l mnnmg very fast: I've seen a
horse run so fast you couldn‘t see him.“

Enraged parent-—“ Did yoa throw the half
brick at random?" Weeping Bov—“No; I
threw it at Johnny Williams.” ' “ And did
you hit him on purpose?" “ No- I struck
him on the nose."

The following not'me printed on colored

' cardboards with a nice border, bangiup’m

a place of businc‘ss in Rome, N. Y “ Mebbe
y on don’ 1 better but logimt hero, vcn you
(1011' t got: some beesness, ain ‘t. it. 9’ ,

A witness in am. Slozkooum the other
y , said something oflhnsi've to Justice

moi-'38-. 1'39 Iésfislfiiéa

_ ”3‘5“"
thisgogrtfil '3, “Ma

. the single word—"Go '."

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Jan. that: {aroused-jam,- its pomp and
vanities, there were my oomrkable dupe
tars. tumuld bean-Inge huleed'wore. 1mm;
so, for no man can rise: in n few whey:
comparative inlgulficnnce migrant mm
and wide celebritynvillumt 010me
of acts bearing the WW

The story of the clmflflfihild’s jour-
no) from Brussels to London, Elite: 118er
beenmured. of the 41119911111113 0541213469911
at 'Watcrloo, and of hisin md auc-
ccsstul speculations morals well known.
But Jingles Fisk Jr. conceiyefl and executed
an equally brilliagg stroke a], the close of
our war of the Wkpn,.flxe puruculm-s of
whi ch, we think, were 01“ Set p bushes].
“'01: that sa,dcily.i\l1icl1 dustingmfilad him
in his c:1le"r Fisk. saw that when on the 21].
of - pril,1805,(xeueral Lee was driven from
Pctexsbmg, his sullehaer could not be'f:1r
distant

He 1mmedisfle‘1y 9m to Boston, consulted
with some of his fiua 6111110
them pullncrs 1n his sclxcm
get tht 110114 of the surnmler of Lee and1
collapse of the b‘oxflederavv for «guru!
"Ch:1nge In London in ndvtmcehf them.
llt will he rmm-mbeml 111:: the Ailafitlc
mm. “- 111 not then 367d: 1% lama", swift
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' purchased fitted out and sch: to Enlflax in l-

b: 1l11>t Neither the captain ”Wm of
11.9 511211111 r know her destinaflbnz- The sc~
fem-1 of her mlssian was Mysonfided to
t an apron! of Fisk, who was'lhc only .pzwsenf
our on board. Steam was kept. up day and
J night. nnd everything was ingreadlncss {or I!
lsmrt acro'ss the Atlantic-.Diys went. by,
j and still the stcnmt-r lay quiejly in the but;
' 1101' of Halif 1\' .uvaiting u1t'cxm-ctcd,musj
lngn from File-k. At Innglh it came. If
1 1.11111. 1-“ HI; had med his best. bocuuld
not have indiml a shorter dispatch. It was
dated at Boston. signed Fisk. andcoma'wcd.
The blockade run-
ucr started fur Quocuslown immediately.
and got 111m: two days ahead of lhe mail
stratum: The agent spefded across Ireland
to London and mmmrnoed his operations.
Beforz‘ manly- four hours elapsed he sold
“ .‘l10rl" (that is sold wlmlJle had no! gal.)
$5000th in mnfuderatc beads. He had
1011ch from I' '1 k In >.-. 71:13 longasho could
1'01 1 1mm. b11111 a 1131111.;cdl1y a purmcr
of one 0. 11m buslnn mun who 1111562111506
will) prudum' 1-. But llzu 01101111101161»
prmly surmssful; llu- "syutllcmc" divided
‘ bt‘l\\€‘(’ll $400090!) «ml $4.000,000, the pro—
u-wL' «1f, the " speculation." This was a lift
. for .l:1111(-.~ 15:5}, .1 1',,\\'l11x l1 \\ :15 \'1-r~\' welcome.
1 4111111111 incident in biscurcvr illustrates

 

>l11s ltx'nluy (1f1‘13511113'1'2'11‘111'11 closely cor-
l ltr‘rr'zl b} .. 1 1.11c1f11‘. 011111111110. Vanderbilt
l'lml 3101111 jc.111111.~ of l"i~l1' 11ml determined

to 1'1‘.1.~.h him. The rendius'. “'11; to 'do that.
In.- tllhxghl would 7.10 by destroying the busi-
11css of the Eric 1';.ll1'1~::«l. Will. this end in‘
View he i>>11nl :11'. «1111:1‘ In lu‘.‘ AT 1110 freight
from Chicago and nslmrl lirio to do likewise.
Fisk assented. 11ml mulo were consequently
brought from lllt? West in great numbers
and at small cost. By special agreement
01- rntcs on Vnndt'rlylil'fl line andmn Fisk’s
11cm made uniform. After a. few necks. '

“($61.11; 11.031.01.91“... «mammal-1m
I'Lillx 11' 1th Pick and 211111de that fort
1m 111v (lays the freight on tho Ocntul fold
for (“111% from '(‘llimgo woddr be $1.50 per
lmmli11<ftmlnf 554. He expected to crush

 

P1119 by 111'» 111 ,b'- 1 In reckoned uithmn
l- '14.. l '11' latter nuttlc no alteration in the
1" .19 nu llu Eric 117111.111“ quietly flircded
1.1. '1-,:':1‘t in 11919139: to purchase 40000

1 11¢ .111 of ('1 will: and cvnd them by Vanderbilts
l mute. TL. mule were soon p11rclmsed,and
Flsk h :11‘ thr‘ plt 351111: of seeing Vanderbilt
c ury in: freight for him {or lost than the
curl. of running thotmlns. Of course the
(30111111111an SOOD‘ grew tired of m
l against such odds and the “to: wereagain
l ruxsml to ilmsc 0f the Erie. Flsk 0188130
$100 000 by this tmnszictmn, 61768! {50111 the
Central. But this was not the full extent of
the damage done the Commodore. When
the Central was blocked with Fisk’s 40,000
head of rattle the E111. was open ad carry.-
iug other freight at its own rates '

Fisk appeared to be utterly reckless in his
conduct towards Ins opponents: but it Was
only in appearance. He was really mnrper
than the best of hlsiegal advm thnflle
gum Erie litigation was at its dammit was
stated that the Erie ofii‘oers were '“ wanting”
the stock of the refill-41111: is, issuing enn:
certificates of stock to an . unlignited extent.
The Vanderbilt Interest in “magi: obtainad
an injunclion from‘JudgfiBulcomb Tm}!
ing the prcélxlent, vieo- president- socremy,
and treasurer of the” Erie Railroad Gummy
”from signing the certificates of stock which
were ready for issuaoce.1‘fhis w a dorm
per on the hopes of Fisk “and 1113 “cam;
but the cunni‘ng vice provident: momma
”rated a way of délim not got his
counsel {(1 girl one a’ Mal 110m whieh1
would have the élfeé? 3f chihpdl'uig'i m
(Fisk) and fire 11me arm food in
do their duty misdireafififi (chaotic,
and it was done 111 th .. 2-“ pplica-
tipn was made to Ju‘ g9 Shift, in Book
.lyn,on behalf of tho (11:99:9ng of the Erie
Railway Company, for an ordér resuming;

 

do their duty Judge flW
01-11% ,1: 3w,» someanng neg.» 11w g6,
via's called a “ 1111111113101qu

 

 

 

 

oxide km: of modcm nasologisls.
is; was‘fh'mma habits are mammm imam"

thaamimc the new

tfie odious of the compo??? fromm ngfusing to. _

133 Armed wwnh'a W05 the;
i(director's went to tmmm and -

ammnhereulfiflmgorremfls . .“Y'ngg '

 

 

 

 

6.3613!“st fivsxom. s—‘Fhos’c who

WW in
flat chi” m mdflu
and sfx police. A noun-filmed 11615, 3- 6661113,
been paton'tad by an entefis‘rifinz London
MWMW “it applied: 19 themes:
hour «as: In: iii-acts women-tang: at

days” am why to {lyre upon [dad
d‘wutre of Phidias or Polycletus.\V1mtha,;
yhilejt 9 209518,, 1 ,rangg new and wonder-
gal imgmqut is mammal to the pollen;
«and soothing to the soft cartilage we are not.
lntormggoar axe v19 told whetherphygpm‘
.sistent. use of it a noselqss 1111111 can afi'oxd to
dispense 111.111.941331‘m9113n opcration. We
must not. howe1 er, be 100 scepticaL \‘l 9
all. know 111 _1[ in the W csteru States of
America an instrument called a “ nose \1 arm-
or 'is' 111 large request. It is a sort of e\-
tingulsher or nose mufl', lmed w ill) fur,wl1lc.1,
“ he'n ‘Qu‘cé '1; is hoisted, is, if not cxuclly

' dédrdus‘, 35ft afffinf rule warm and ablntd'rb

" 1155c warmer" the only
Snm' mg is of

able: Nor 15 thé

*fs comforting to new” mm a flex-fee has
”been Found our to mitigate its horror A
long and flexiblé tabele‘gds from “199265er
the patient to his cat, 'and thus {be fintluleet‘
sounds wll 1cl1 he creates awake theirnuthor:
Ho, in effort, (mumps his own snoring,
much as 3 W0“. construcsed factory chimney
consumes its own smoke, and. being: this
cotwinced of the enormity of his own sins,
learns to repent him, and to 1109;) his own
now under hotter control. It. is evident,
”112113113: Slakenbexgius left much to be de-
sired. That 11 book should have bacon-it-
tgn upon noses, in an agethal. knew-nothing
(Jaimie warmers. 1105c correctors, 01' snore
gnu-311111919, is but another proof how great.
was the prcsmnmlnu Of our 311093101...
11052 wr'rectul cw be
purchssul for the 110101110115 small sum of
ten slxillxngs and Rimpem 0, post. free. Add
yet We shall @113‘ sec human bangs 111 our
streets “11b noses that. are .1 a 1115;141ch Lu
bunmni‘. 1'

01‘1" Ul' llll‘ MWW “it” of! w¢}\'('\tvl'11
plains some: :1 story Sulllt‘ienlly rmntmlic l0
warm the hoarts of all sentimental persons
1111110111 k xcoption. A pretty (" xlifomin girl

responding to the somewhat. remakablo up-

pollution of Alameda Cosgrove answvrcd a
matrimonisl advenliscmont not long
after the questionable manner of sundry
other pretty garls. The ensuing correspond-
ence In 1d three important results. The first
was the reception b) the youurr ladyofa
wry handsome photograph of her corre-

HI")

'spoudent, the second was a proposal of mar-

ridge; the third was a journey undertaken
by Miss Alameda, the objective point being
Kansas, where her lover resided. All alone
did 5110 take the trip, and' on the Way her
train was “ snowed up" for several days.
Alameda Soon found that even her strong
affection was not able to satisfy stomacbic
cravings, and very glad was she to share the
proffered 'porrlnger of a good unured
fellow-traveler, ayouug and handsome man,
who nonccd the fnendless condition of the
girl and was moved to pity thereon. The
rest is soon told. Alameda went on to Kun—

limo-v61: 53151318111}! shown} rib hit—h It“ {0111:41me .loromot byany 111%
what her fame: had painted him, refused to, ,7

marry him, undtheu began a second pil—
grimagg nflJr he: hero of the snowdrifts.
.She found him at Kansas (11y and married
him' 111 triumph, w hich. it lgiug Leap Y car,
she had an undoubted right to do.
-r4.>_4

A Noted Crimihal.

[From the St. Joe He'qu'. ‘ZTth uh]

It will doubtless be remembered by the
readers of the Morning Herald, of the arrest
and trial in this city, about three weeks ago,
before Recorder Drumlu'llcr, of a young
man who for several months prior to his
arrest had been roaming over the railroads
as a conductor, expfess 'mt {will private
detectxve, under :1 (102911 ditfcmnt aliases,
prominently known as Hildebrand. or R11-
\ ellc. '

0111119 1‘ th lust.l1e honored St. 360301
with his precincts, doubtless intandm to try
some of his games in am :c‘ny. Ourvigi-
lam poha, having received information in
regard to our visitor, arrested him on the
(eve of his arrival in a disreputable house,
and he was on the following morning sent.
to tho calcibooecto work out on the 111111119

 

dollars and serentyfiw cents. a 9»: rule of
fifty gents per diem. He is at. present. con-
fined int-me Wow. It may be a matter
of surpxmu m; this 39901119le burglar,
finger and jail- breaker should allow thét frail
1611913991.. 3110va as the St. Josgpll Cala-
boose. to dcprive him of his liberty; but this
is 39:10th to; by (he fact that 119.13 at
plesenlluhonng under a. sevcre lover. Doubt-
less as 59911 as he desues toxegain his liber—
13; he will burst. 1.1g: restrmnls now upon him
yiihflmch gone u; did Samsou the. sugges
oi Delilah before his hair was shorn.
Tbedollowin; is the wonderful stmy of
11115 remarkable man, is téld by“ 11111130 11:19
3 arc 'ust as they “from

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

cut-$640101 mi iil- {01111665112159 06!! now
0&1le '

whim consists." Mathew
301103911111: creation because. “in afar

streets the fine. assessed against. him, sixteen ..

 
 

 

11.511991311161111 «wisest m

,(M, ¥

1 96:1th iomiim j'car To? mew
lgeen and served his full term.

aving Canaduin'i 3853, he {gun turn-din

ai

afisdemhmor m scammed to the tombsi:
How, imi (31:5th was r‘elgmd by moms
ofdfis'lawyagsaftwstayingonly three dlys
ihjhe police station.
.9. more sexiogg gnu—4:11:11 pf robberyqr Once
.he was shut to the penjtenuaty at Alleglnny
Gigi, P4211131 Irania, fig; .180 years, serving

arules of the prison, and received Boothe!
punishment.
He was 99x1 sent up In Cuba for twenty-
kmo. yczus, bLlnr' cnuncfcted _ w i111 a murder
and robbcrv .but manoged to got released at
the end of three months One at his pals
“as imprisoned for life, and the other died
bchre being brought to trial from the efl'ect
of 19chde #1106 wxhgfié 21m-
com. Prom
’11:: Wit-whit 1:19"st robbery, mid he will
Mod 6.816! sénzeaéod l6 fish rears‘lfipmrhotfi‘

six 11' oeks. and remrnod tn the States and
$13 couriekd of crime in; Nashville, Tenn,
and sentenced to eight years in the penm n-
itiary. Lawyers rgol' him out at. the end of
‘bnc 'lnomh.

-Iu 1855 he gum Frank Brno. one of the
note‘. mph <5 1 l: «rs. his first lesson in
burglar), and 111- 11 \1 .2 find him anon Fran-
cisco C11) , chem 11;: sorted pm: mouth at,
the city prison, and 71mm 41‘ Birmingham.
“England, hosexned 94mm of seven months,
five months '111 the dungeon at Lyons, France;
he was incarcerated for six or eight. weeks
in BL 1111, l’russi: 1 anruin v to the United
,Sutx's he w. 15 sent to jail at Pittsbur". Penn 1
for 0119111911111 and (scoped. Next seat to
9111' prison in ,Chxummui fut two months;
[1: bought his libut) at tlxu cud offiftccu
d!) s, .and 11ch to Baton. Rvugc, 1.21., when.
he was sentenced (or fujur ) ears, but bought
his I zxy out within two months. At St. Louis
he was seal to prison for sh months, and
0b: fined 11 releasc at the end of the third
d 1y by the use of money For cximcs com
mittt-‘d 111 Illinois he was sentenced on three
distinct charges, one year each in the peni-
tentiary at Lacon. Served two years and
“'35 :11‘I‘I‘Sl1‘d for the third term, before he
got outside the prison, and mommitte’d, but
managed to escape by locking up the jailor
and wont toEua-ope.

Returning to the I'niml States in 1865 he
was recognized in Buffalo by Willitm E
Phlllip‘S, of Lacon, III, who arreswd him
and wok him back to prison. He managed
to lock the sherifi' in the jail and attempted
to escape, but was recaptured and served the
balance of the year. He then enmred into'
the conspiracy of robbing the éxpm com-
pany near Seymour, Ind, but was daencd
by his “ pals” at Detroit. in 1866, where he
was arrested for crime, taken to Milwaukee
and sent up for five years. Senedfouryoars

cell four by seven feet; Tho balance of the
sentence was remitted for good behavior.
He says that Billy Reno, one of the exprcss
robbers, wns innocent but all theolhersthat
mm wert; guilty 091111113 out of Wis

he cannoto $919119, where he” was armstedas
before slated, .
He has served about fourteen 3' cars in 1'21-
rious prisons, three or four months of the
time in close confinement in dungeons, has
been in ten different state prisons. fourcity
prisons, forty jails 11nd to duty police stations,
besides 501cm country calabooses.

Such is the remarkable history of fins
man, and we leave the public to judge of 1t;
truthfulness. lie does not: leave the public
simply to‘ take his word for it but ask: the
doubting to wring to any of the above— named
places, and see if What he 1:918:15 E nottrue.
Hildebrand is an excellent 1mm and has
in his possession numerous pezi drawings‘ of
varidus persons, crimin'zils, dctectivw, etc,
besides skewhes of various prison: where In
had been confined, and says that. he now hr.

some 116366: stark 10311111 higlivellhood, and
also wishes lo publish. a book of crime,
showing the munnex in which thieves and
bliJ'glaxs- perform their operations, together
with, incidents of 111,3 own hie
___‘.__._

Social Eights- . _.

 

As. :1 whofe‘fi composéd'd! partfi'nad the
pans collecfivelj fonfi 0111: We, to, to
'judgé’ correct-lino? socifi pnncijpld", we must
view them as theyapp‘lvnamrnllyjhdli'idu.
ally, oollactbelyond prospectively. As mn-

obligmlons‘ (re naturally and neoesamly ro-
cipro‘eal. ,» .:
Toderfio' 1119 benefit at society oolhetiw:
ly and individmfiy. m lanai for 3233‘}
rulez for the Walt 1:115.qu

géneralconsentfh' lawn-ohm, aux-1mm.
interest. abdividdah, to hiirwdmdaad
connected with such regulations 15- my'ha
fonned for mm of our
Pcrsonal m and m firmw-
tat/es as necessary to guarantee them from

.7 ,nsum-tlnnef Our PM“ WWW

. “N's-"mm helm
.

natural

5‘“ £939.:-

£15699 to neglect the

 

6f money £1de help'of marinaded liwr‘ '
'yés, Sebbhined hid-lurk} it Magda:

.111; @9340 an: Unified' States; one income:
His next offense was

Ins full term. Four months of his term 1194.009
was confined 1n a dungeon for Violating the .

ment but he escaped after being confine?”a

(magma {.11 of 21.11.352.913, for

‘Pi'opérly used; keroscne

' . liquid“ 9115?er W? *W

personal tighzfi one mess-Ive so amour adieu
gating-the acme, ind hence‘our ngh' sand.

how- 1.11111an mfie'fim :11in

 
 
 
 
 

5"! 11.33;, In preferenceénd
36601011 to 1115 mm $8.513? 111111111031
Every man is a ifropri

21:11 draws on the capfiai aura miter .61
tom '
v m... tb'ese p' anlSES a Iewmialh‘ touchi-
icons dill follow
1.11132 ever-v 59cm? right flows out of a
1.9mm 111.111.11.113; réande'el'an 11181111 or
nature; or, tfiotbex wof'is, 111:} #5166113
11311! exchanged agreoably to ' ' ' ‘

2 11,121 civil ”exploit: Wm
society, Wu 2113le was:
political. but whin gnaw-2'3”
gcal‘

 

 

 

 

 

41" a

{hallo up of the aggregate of that cléi'ctilfl
personslrlghn 6f WWHeei
five in the mm is flora-inward
answer not 11‘- 1511”,!!!“th m
‘10 a; {dull me Wto‘rcm

i Y“? Wenffp‘fiéxiéo where F3! my all?

’8. mwma [out Ire :g-
”(llamas-lbw
t WW!»
woe mmcigm Wore m
in the individu'fi “our “ism“
execute is as perfect as firefight M, will»
out intruding an mun-a! juice 'iae’ingcfi
rightsm persons! only, find an moan
nobody else. '
Tim: have we seen man need i t owns
ol individual to a member of scanty, and
observed the quul'xties of the paranormal vigil:
remimd and those which are «chased for
social rights. These pflnciplcs, when Cl-
gonad mWynppllod, show theorist
and foundationuf the only true and proper
fountain of government, which is, properly
speakingfihe Immunimcbl m B“-
causc unkind,- in their ind'wind tap-city,
are equally tree Ind W brat: luv
of name sawmill-9d hymaré‘ dere-
forc the facts mm! )3? ‘flflt 30' m
duals-Wlm nah Tilda: swam-'1
and sova'dgn mum into 3 compact
not “in; agofem‘menghit'ih acholher
to‘produoo a gmaamknr. And dds ‘3 the
only mode in which governments have I
right to arise, and the only Ma 0:
which they ought to ”of My
exist, agreeably .to mafia-fies. It is :
self evident not. an: {be mature he orig
11:21 aid only am: and proper source from
chm: mt can to dodacdnd
springing exhaust c- jmt and equitsble

"prfnciflos :grceshlyto the law of was,»

cause ghegxeople existed Mme any gunm-
memmne to exist. '

Of course society, on social prism
hai'eaxigt tothreething's: Kim: 30m
their on government. Second: 'Ib chaos
their own rulers Third: To ”is! than
for am. Hens itifllonfim, that
the merit: «ii-rulers in only ligated
authority; secondlygtht thy are account:
bletothe tonal: but when fie: @-
riredit; and thirdly,“ they at: not“

and four months dost ly oonfimd in 3 small mefienselva, bdsoa‘ety, mm

meymaadhywhm My are employed
andpuidforutekaerdou ;. »
Km

Tmlxmegfclmdles and whale oillamps
'of The pas‘tfL US$816; are still used to
same extent, but only as temporary conven-
iences, and not generally 'as a pox-Inna:
means of illumination. In cities and towns,
however where gas is mauufd'ctnréd._ thnt
has largely superseded the whde oil lump
and thé candle; but no éubstnnoe for :rtl—
ficial illumination is so extensivcly used a
kerosene 011,9. product 'of petmleumprrock
011.11 has even driven from the marten!»
“burning fluidf’amixture of ' " find
all of turpentine, that twenty yeufi up In
used all over the country}; Emmi: :

great blas'mg to [he 11109.31: fit; I light

 

who: 'to that of gas, and' us got to becom-

.rnred to the candle or the whhf'e 63 farin-
ly used. It has not die infitinea‘i 'ot the:
nor die danger of the, *hnmlng leak."

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uous Every

tends to change his ways, and enter {1903 R15 3 medium for gggfi IW‘
dh'eclly to 3"“

 

its properties and
the accidents attributed to gene diac-

séuearecausedhy the employ“ 0‘;

though sometimes sold under mm

'v 'h‘eqwlygmwwmhm
Ii .

explosive" oils. Kerosene that

légulgest at not? Fm..,§w W

arises from n wwrmcmtadiu 4.
of kero§enfi by 331111111ng5 This
in the lamp, gbove th

 
 
 
 

is 116i c6o‘led 6? cold '

 

damned”? quiehfi imam
sure are observed an explosion know."
“mm,a¢unp t 1mm
“gunman. Mud:

nfh'erburning weapon-EM“

inggnarfiflmnfl um:

monogamous-34W

tux‘cofvapors. So in using
dull

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

is a perfectly safe may}. “gm“

cannot explode. until

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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