. swine? EM
N0. 51.
“1 mm IV“? mt mm,
’1' m
m ”I!“ man 60.
mnutsmsmm.
isn‘t em I! ”YA”-
neu loos “1.8m...u.oo
lune-“Ice...
x...mmmmwmo‘ml.
and a.» odvm am so. new-does-
uonu ‘53:"... can: and Nov-walk.
a;
n
ls ATES 0F ADVERTISING.
'~_““I“¢h§i-
Wflbmhh—m
\' I‘Ifllt‘.
H183 EVA [1 SMITH.
‘ L11 r -l Faun For: I1~é~'. Room .‘o 1 Chl-
» «:m s Iii-x1. south Satin“. Conn $d
.'I!IIN P. ZEIsI'Fl-‘u
Drain in
Yb” 1 l..\.\l~. HYSTERE. I‘RL'IT AND
V Ill & ETABLES.
v! Railroad Urgn‘l. NJLIA .\or-
927:!
“a 2 in“.
._ .
“his. l’nna
"Il \I‘lll'hfl 1-1. NI(‘II()14H.
ll\Il i'\hl.\l’.hl{ AX“
~'.\Ukl“‘.~' Bl lLDlViv.
Nauru Voruul‘s Lima.
1" .. “‘lt.\.\"I‘ON'
ii if .\' T I S 'I'
l J1 an; , “.th and inserting Artificial deu..:~:.— l
. I J '
Hr PM E lX EL)": BLUL ii.
-. . wuzh Sornnlk
\V u. lissnrzi; sonirn,
.\ T l. A W.
Vu‘lR.
l‘TURSl‘ZY
:Al‘r'i'r‘li) lUL'NTY BANK BUILDINH.
WALK. CONN l~:!
\l lil](‘KI'-ZR.
‘« l\I \\ll LINER BEER :ALUUN.
“- - a \K 10:33 "m; <'”‘*”.- \vux‘. Nor
‘ 17:1
l“IIlZII. II. .‘Xh‘ll.
Ml" llL’SIL.
21
l‘;r.>" :1.» .
II \(ull IV‘I.ISIZ.
1:1. LilT (T,
7“. Bro-away, New York.
‘2 «young Sanford. l.
v n gnu. country T‘rfduuci'i. ..- '
()IJ) \VI'ZI.I. I[()TI‘ZI..
\l k;.\ \.\Lv \l'AnhIlNuTUN :TREE’I‘S,
.l 3!. Til NORWALK, CONS
ixr...’
ME t (0., Proprietors.
«mat-'0' vui‘vi- azrsched. L'wrriazvs 1!; 3:-
w n. all hours. which can bc bed by applica—
' omens of cm: Eotcl. Lt!
,1,‘
1 )1—33" [:5 PLliiT'l‘.
Besl Estate sud lnsurunce Agent,
“: ,iu‘lif my \ uc,rug‘suounl church. >0:th Som‘nlk.
H. vlnn- ‘ Rood: Jewelry Sim-e. Orifice
('I{1K.'I>Jldlm
JOHN BCTCHINGS.
: tion sad secure s generous chars o! ‘
«x pnlrume in the tum. l-tf ,
.v
('BOVég & SEI'DIOIIII,
VA RPENTER A51) BUILDER.
wasn't; DONE AT SHORT .VOTICE.
Urdu-v unlinked. shop
sooth Norm-it. Iiov. ll.
31m
on. Am: street. nee: ”n. .
141’ ‘_
18:0.
5?: CO”
. TOLLI-zs
DIAL“: [S
UROCERIES PROVISIONS,
fro-serves. Jolllos‘ Canal Fruits. Eu.
IAII STREET,
somnoxwmwmz.
F‘BANK
~lnm. Tin Ware. Cooking Utensils.
“25 1-1... ‘ .dflletlmnwvrk
uni-ales, (Supp.
snide-wig. m d no kids
», :7 WASEIXG’I‘OS want. new 303W“
‘l'IiVEYUli. .
5 NE») York Ami
Tniu- ism—r) Pundengrr
, f
rim n W
hip—V” '1'. (haw. ”no“ x.
WI. 3. Pm.
Am—Al- m
on m
Ema—B. 3. “11.8.1’. RENssh.’
Ominous—G. W. Smith. J. R. ynond. R. I.
Tones.
Sir-stand “mils—B. I. Tollos, J. 1.. EM
Geo. Harrell.
Mia—J. L. Richsrds. EH. Ewell, NZJ. Crow.
W. latent
‘ww 60"]. Emma
MW.B-mm Smdkllxcr
.hflrm—RW.W,G.W.Snim.lX
Mom—3.! Peck, Geo. “Emu, RE.
Rub.
W. B. 3‘. 3.1. Richards. GeoXor-
2?“ and W‘ ‘3'. J. Crsw. R. I. Tolles. I1.
SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICE.
)Luu Eur Owns-8m m 9:33 A. x.: 5:!) end
2255 r. x.
mm W231“ (Knox-Em s. x. ; Stu) um 7:55 r. 1.
km mm mmle twin 1.
Warm Inn. Dru—Wont! 241‘. 1.; 6:002. I.
Dinar In}. Owen—8:13 A. r. : 11!) r. x
Durant I'm Drs~8:m s. 1: 5:45 P. s.
M. WILCOX. P. X.
NORWALK POST OFFICE.
Mun- Eur MHSJMML 1:45:00 and
Jain P. x.
lung Won 1—7225 A. 1.: 3:3) and 5:00 P. x. ;
c T. S. SCRAXTON. llly'u Block; )Iuln rtrch, boutb
Sums Hm 1403 A. 1.: 4:03 P. :.
Wntns
r. x.
DAXSCRY MAIL C‘Losfi—ESS A. x.; 6:00 P. I.
Dilsstxr Inn. Dru—2:35 A. 3.; 5:25 P. 1.
VI uni-ox In}. grunt) Dru—1m A. x.
Wrs'rox Run. {DAILYV (mm—12m x.
CHAS. TKAD. P. .‘d.
ROWAYTON POST OFFICE.
Mum Ii“? Cums—lilo A. x.
Mum W351- Ciosz—fizis A. 1; 3:33 P. 1:.
EA!“ mu DUI—7:50 A. 1.; 3225 r. I.
“257385 Kin. Dru-355 A? s.
OLIVER COOK. P. M.
Norwalk Horse Railway.
”~—
. 'l
invuosiil
.__.....,
-—¢‘$
m Dru—9:15 snd moo L 1.. sad 5:15 5
/
mg Direcicly.
‘ U
.._—..
Sentinel “
S ' a ‘ " l' .
Boumzrmmwafi‘vgf
AW
mummwmutym
mm
Barbers.
SAXUXL PAKULBKI, No. 4 Ely's Block, mun
stroet, fim‘
Book and 30—h Printing.
801:“ NORWALK PRINTING COIPANY. Ely‘s
330$, loin strut. Booth Norwslh.
. . Builders.
mum WOOD, Foot 0! mum street,
South Sol-wok! ‘
CROW! 6 BEYROUR. Ann street. near Moll, South
Nor-walk.
Boots and Shoes.
Ell-1AM. 8. BROWN, Ely‘s Bloch, loin street, South
m
9. 33035833 a. co Indc Scum! Dulce, sun
I
“13m
6. E. ,No. I‘m meet. South Nor-
-.. ,. . . «M;
c. n D‘AR‘I‘OTS m Soon: Norwnlk.
sissm DAWSbN,Wu.mn street, South Nor-
walk.
Carriage Repslrlng.
L. NI TUTTLE. mum street. South Sorwulk
Clothing.
W ll. MVORDS, Corner Washington and Main
Firm-ls, bomb Normalk.
Cool and Wood.
8.910%? morass, Washington street, bomb
born .
HILLARD t WEBB, Foot of Washington street,
South Norwslk.
J. HZFERRIS. Foot of Morshnll Itrect, South Nor-
walk.
ROBERT C RAYMOXD, Five Mile Rlxcr
Dentists.
Nor“ alk.
Drossrnnklng.
)lli>. A. GREGORY. Clark's Bloch. Mam ".r-scz.
Snuil‘. Nurtvalk.
Drugs.
l' l’l-LL‘K. tower of Washington aim-«L and Rail
road vim, South Nomlk.
U. C. blILLSUN 5; Cit. Waahlugton sin-ct. ‘oulb
Xurnulk.
\.
Dry Goods.
.1. l5 A L. R. BENNETT, \Vaohinglou ~<lrccl. \oulh
Soru'slk.
A. DIL‘KERMAN (t 305'. “'aahlugton “treat. Mouth
Norwnik
BARNES BROTHERS. llil'ble's Block Squib ,\ur
balk
Engravers.
l1. >E.\l:n. .\o l!‘ Beekmnn sire-cl. New York
Furniture.
BL‘LKINUHAM a; 00,, Opposin-
50ml: Sci-walk.
liuziruul llvpub
Florlsts.
)IALLUKY A l) IlVNS, Scull: of Railroad Dcpbl.
South Nor-“ilk,
JOHN H. SNIl'l‘lI. Main rlrm :.
Frillts.
bomb \urunlli
' JOHN I" Zl-LIJ'FI“. Main sin-cl. \luil: .\|'I'\V.‘llk.
‘3’7‘1. COMCING JULY ln'. 1 .2.
Lot}?! Norwalk. Lune Soul}: 501de ?
52 . A. I. S. 1.5mm. 5:38 A. X. ‘
5:19 " N. Y. as, E. 6:47 "
5:37 No ruin. 7:00 "
7 34 New York Ex. 7:48 “
".48 No train. 9:00 “
in"? No train. ”1:28 “
5.38 New Box—en. m “
9.le " New York. 9:32 "
0:22 " New Envoy Ex. 9:45 "
.0-05 " So train. 10:22 “
10:40 New York Ex. llrifi "
liz‘ifl No rain. “:52 "
l”; '1 “ No train. “2'.” P 3!.
it“ I’. 1‘. X0 train. 1235 "
12:55 “ .\', Y. ACClrfl‘. til
2.10 New Haven. l:39
l :54 New llsvrn El. Elli
2.03 No train. 2:3
’2-3‘2 No train. 3117
2:00 New York 25:. 33:24
3:24 New York: ”1:50
5:50 .Vn min. 4:21
6:32 New Haven 1-3;. 4:36
8'30 .Vo train. 346
4:36 .‘50 train. 513
5:15 .Vv‘w York Ex. 5:46
5:316 New stvn. 1158
3:46 .‘3. Y. & 8.1!. 0:20
6:11 No min. 5:45
5:30 Mrs tSCL‘yidl was
6:“? No min. 7:15
7:13 Kev ansn. 7:40
7:13 Saturday“, Cl‘:.‘f“.:‘<. T 30
TAO N0 train. ‘56
SET: \‘0 train. 321:5
5:375 ‘ ’ " Kzfli
35:53 V125
9615 0:50
9:411 «. 101$!)
10th Nmrdnv 02.27. 10.3)
Emm‘ Lor maroon. President.
dDeliibiury and Norwalk R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
comXCING JI‘LY 1.131:
Dally Trains leave south Nov-walk.
A: firm A. M. g Arimmodation Trains for Daubury
2:00 P 3!. - and no rations.
. .‘l. Expms u for Beam! and sutjom
on Shepnng Volley R. R.
K. Express Train for Dnnbury. Belhei.
sad sinuous on Vslley RR.
A. . 1 Accommodation 'l'rnin for Ridgracld
P. M. l and intcmedlsxe elation;
19:31 A. .‘i. Fads. '. Train.
JOHN W. BACvS.
l-t! Superintendent.
Haven
Ne
R. R.
.3114: 7.3+
\VIXTER ARRANGEJCENT.
I manna-ring Orlcber 'l', 1879
Station at South Formal}: In
allow! :
For New York.
stopping a: all curious.
Lots] 3!. stopping at Duien sud
Run-mo:
«has Hopping a: all stations.
11:65 " -
1:18 P. x. no 1: all nucleus.
n2 “ on run.
3:45 " stoppi st sll station;
in “ Boston
6:11 5:09p st all stations.
{£137 " .
New York {or south Norwnlk.
A: Tm “(33.)ng noon. 1.:123 (£1.33le
LEL) t“, on (Local 91.3 km. can one Clix“) and
$0013.) P. 1.
South Norwslk for New Bowen.
A; 6:39 A. I. stopping st sll sugions.
Szfié
9:42 " Button Express. _
1ng9 P. X. stopp' an oil Sutton;
1: “
£33 h a ..
.23.: :1 stopping at all slogans.
:3; 2: l. u ..
mus .. 3m“ Bren.
Tamil-eve Kansas {or South Nanak.“
2:4). ms.) tugs“ til. km. 9:6 (E21,) A. I;
1&1: :3». RN, 3’ lKI-J P. X.
1’0! 3 II A.
See 0! saw: at the Stalin:
Hamill
GM is 0.02. New Haven.
Divan “no. Trinity-seventh
street. sod hum stance, “York
3055 T. HOODY.
l-u’ Div. Superintendent.
,DAILY' LINE.
IBBWllI’IIIIl—IEU Yflll.
mmhmm
JOHN E. SMITH. limb-cad placr. >omb Nonvulk.
BELL & HAYMUNI“. Railroad plmr. Suulh NM-
walk
Fancy Goods.
II II. l’lillL'llAliD. \Vnfibiuglon cum-i, >0Ulll Nor-
“nlk
MRS MI‘NFUN, So. 4 Hly'- Blink. ‘Illlll ~lrw-,
50ml} \‘n'nylk
Groceries.
Vl' \K l‘UMB’l'OL'K. Illbblc's Block. Main Plrhkl.
Ninth Nunvulk.
BROVVX & WILL‘OX. Loudcr‘a Block. \Vaohlngiun
aired. Mull: Nonvalh
GEORGE \V SMITH. Main sir-wt. Huulll Nonvnlk
ALI-"RED KNAPP, “‘ashingiou sln‘ei, South Nor.
unlk
F A TULLES & (‘0 . “him slrcl-l. South Norwhlk.
JOHN~ HL’TLIELVGS. El_\'.- Block. Main a null, South
Nor-walk.
T BL‘RR GIVYEII, l unit-r of I.\‘\'- Jud Bunhm
utn-vu. Nmth Norwelk.
Hats and Caps.
X. l’ FHUl'E. Louder-'11 Block, \Vaslm :'«>.. ~i:':u:.
V \‘ 54);.
Hotels.
ULIl \‘x l;l.l. liII'l EL (‘Ornvr Maul nu: \\ ’l‘lllllglllll
um '- \mnh Nurwalk
Hardware.
‘ \‘l . l . Ql l.\'l.\lil) at CU . N0. 3 Opt-m lion-c Block
‘1);112‘. .‘u:’\\.ilk
1.16315 lll'BllFJl A H) ,\\ ”rm. gum >Irt‘l33. numb ‘
.\r 7v: i‘h
. Iron Fencing.
; WM. ll. bl. ALAN. Union skeet. Soulll Norwelk.
Insurance on? Real Estate.
‘IAIHFIELD «‘ui'srv rum. mm .mm. mm.
Norwalk.
MELVILLE I-I. MEAD. Corner of “'svhingwn and
Hula 'll‘f‘Q!.-. “oath Sorwalk
“I '1‘ (RAW & SUN, Ely“: Blork. South Nor-walk.
DENNIS I‘LA'I‘T, Main street. South Norwalk.
Livery Stables.
LUREXZU >L‘OFIELI‘. Wuhlngton sin-cl. south
Nam—51k,
HENRY HHPKINS. Han-null <lrc'1. houlh Nur-
“alk.
Lu m bor.
L. lfiiBBLLL A 00.. \Vnshingiou rirccl, South Nor-
w L.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY PLANIXU SKILL. Mnrshnll
street, South Norwalk.
SOUTH NORWALK PLANIXG MILL, Water street.
South Norwalk.
Marble Works.
L". B l‘KlL'E. Mechanic street, Norwalk.
Huslcnl Instruments.
J. )1. Pl 'TTER, No. 21 Main all-eel, Norwul‘n.
Music Teachers.
in» E\A B. SMITH. No. a (plumber. Block.
‘uulll Xurwalk.
Machine shop.
DERBYSIIIRE & JOHNSON. Foot of Water =lrccl.
South Norwalk.
Mlllinery.
MRS. bL‘OTT. Washington street. South Nonvnlk.
J. A. JL'DD. No. ‘2 Chlcbesler‘s Block. Washington
street. South Norwnlk.
Newspnpors.
SOUTH SORWALK SENTINEL, Ely‘e Block, Main
51ml. South Norwulh.
Pho phors.
E. T. WHITNEY. Gazeltc Building. Nonvulk.
Refreshment Rooms.
8. HL’RLBCTT'S, Corner of Main and Ann streets,
Soulh Nos-walk.
3L BECKER, Corner of Water and Washington
streets. South Norwalk.
LOVIS BEER. Opera House Block, mm street,
50th Norwalk.
C. X. TUCKER, In the Depot. South Norwulk.
Sowing Mechlnes.
ALPnoxso meow, Five mic River.
Surveyors.
CHARLES E. NICHOLS, Swords's Building. South
Norwalk.
Schools.
mus HOGAN. Chlcheolcr‘e Block, “'uihillgton
street, South Norwnlk. -
I. 8 Home Lawn School, corner
of 3 sad Wsll amen, Norwslk.
IISS Y A. RICE, Darla: Seminsrv, Dsrlen.
REV. C. w. AND .138. SHARP, Wat linden.
stoves sit—5.11»! Here.
2. H. NASH k ,corner of lulu and
qufia‘ N street, South Norwslk.
L'x. _ , 7 , :WM 3mm
Tobacco and rs.
c. swsn'rz & co, my. Bbck, min meet, South
Whmmm
«mun minnow,”
"woodland-bug
SOUTH NORWALK, co
I and lhe conversation gradually merged into
NN.7
[roman um]
WHITHEB.
O‘cr Me‘s brood and rapid current.
We are drifting with in now,
Never heckwud, ever formal,
Fol-word the gun: unknown we go.
on we strive to grasp the meant
Wlth our wank no feeble hands.
Strive to Anchor our Blew-cl
0n time‘s ever shifting sands.
But the steady current sweeps u
Forwud on its restless tide—-
Bears us onwsrd udly weeping.
o‘er our ricotta-ed hopes and pride.
0:: into the misty future,
With its dim unccruln me,
With its hidden shoals and quick‘Mndu,
All the dangers tint swell.
Those who soil without a pilot
Out into life’s stormy see.
We are driltlng—tell me whither~~
And where Ibllonr harbor be?
Shun we surely past such dena-
Tbst the (mm to view.
Gelding strength from each encounter
Still to conquer others too?
Or shall we not. strive, but yielding
‘Nenth lemplnilou's vengeful blow,
Down beneath the swelllng surges
To eternal shipwreck go.
Life is short. then now determine
Whether on the eternal shore,
You will anchor in Hen-en‘s harbor.
Thence lo go forth uevcrmore.
Li!y.
+—
TOO PRESUMING.
naid «he, “ Pray tell me if you am,
Why men so bashful are?
They {all in love, snd dream, and high.
And worship us “or;
Bu! when they strive to tell the tale,
They :luncr, hesitate—sud fall!
" We ladies like a man you lino“,
Um- not alraid to Epi'ak—"
And hero I thought a blueh appcarcd
[pan the maidcu'a check.
Then to myself I said, "1 sec
'l‘bi:l maldeu's heart belongs to mt "
Then our 1 Epdkv‘t “ 0b, lady fair,
acupu- fieumv’m MW .1 '
dip (maths almond Wanner"
M in tho whirl of large om
All st ones thedoorwu thrown open,
and twain-three rosyllttle childnnbouod-
ed rlntotho room, with longshlnhg curls
Imaging on their white shoulders, and eyu
all in ssporhlewlfi monomer-fluent.
“ ’t you can our use, you noisy little
mu," hoped We, wsvlnc them
I.” with her nowy, jewellod bond; “you'll
anal: my silks-ad locus rulnously."
No word of mprod, however, fell from
Frank Tracy’s lips, so the little one: climb-
edgohls kneesnd hung sroundhls neck
These children worn the sunshine 0! his
life. Re endured his wife, but be ldolined
his children.
“Poor Tracy. it's quite plain townhouse
“is not my." and M em as
be m taking his case within his cosy home
circle. “ That wife of his is enough to
drive a man distracted. I wonder he don’t
commit suicide."
“ And so, some days afterwards, when the
sudden death of Mrs. Tracy was announced
in the newspapers—ailment, disease of the
heart—his first thought was—
“ What a lucky thing for Frank."
I: was scarcely a year after Mrs. Tracy’s
dccease, and the widower was sitting alone
in his study, when Howard Leigh was an-
nounced. .
" W’ell, my dear friend,” was the smiling
salutalion, “ what news do you brim: me ?"
“ Capital news!" said Leigh. “ Do you
know I‘ve just engaged a splendid governess
for your children ‘1‘"
“ I am heartily glad of it; the little rebels
are getting quite beyond my management.
They need some gentle, affectionate female
influence."
“ And lbcv'll have it. This is one of the
finest girls I‘ve seen for a long time. She is
My heart, my life arc thine!
\nd since I boldly spunk my lou. i
Pmy will than not be mine?“ i
..Z\'o sir,“ said she with wondering ulnrc, i
“ Strange, bo“ presuming: some mcu ant ‘ [
_.._.—————-
l
, _ ..——.————— |
TRACV'S SECOND WIFE. '
m HELLN FOREST GRAVES.
" What make: you so lulu io-nigbl, Tracy 2’"
Frank Tracy laughed and rcddcncd u little
as his room-mule, Howard Leigh, carelessly
put the question,
“ Blushing, cb pursui-d lhc lallcr, “ill;
a apici- of miacbicvom malice in his voice,
“ Thcn, of manner, I um loconcludc that you
have been in lllt‘ charming: soricty of some
young lady."
“ You‘rc partly right," said 'I‘mcydlgblly,
“ but (be Indy lsn very litllcludy. To tell you
the truth, I lmu‘ bccn spending the evening
\lh: \anlon's and playing with llml
chm-min; imby bi l:cr~. I nc\‘cr saw Sncbu
lililc llclw in my “IL “'11)" I coulrl Imu-
sul for llulll‘n \\ ill: llml baby on my kllcc T"
“ Tbcu I mm in conclude llml shc ncilllcr
cllcwcd your L'l‘:l\':ll L'Illl.~ uur lurked at your i
watch chain, to say nothing of clying Y"
“ Not a hit of ll She‘s the most perk-cl
lilllc pic-cc of flesh and blood I cvcr sanv in
my life. If I thought she would grow up
half 85 prrlly a: .‘bc is now, upon my life
I'd wait for lwr Y"
" A1141 “but would. lmunori' \l‘urrcu six)
“ All. “but indw «if I‘m glad yuu‘w rc-
cullul to loyalty. llmugb x'Prlzlinly Ll-ouurr
l'mi'l vr‘ry wcll luv thfllllll.‘ of my tiny flirlar
lllmx \l:> Walton" prclty baby. ,
Ilclplm, l :UlIlL’IlUll: lbink l‘xc mmlc :1 mis»
lukc in L‘l‘lgnglllg inysvlf lo Lconurc “'nrrvn. .
him in 21.5 bcuuliful a: an angel. and gel munc-
lum‘ we don‘t Si'l'lll lo bc congenial."
“ Rznbu' Ilill‘ to think about tlmll :vllUlllLl
imagine. when the wedding day is fixed, and
passage taken, in the European blt‘dult'r, for I
the wedding tour. By (be way, Frank, how
long shall you remain in Europe 3’“ .
“I can's say, alllllC years I bulb-Ha, Lu). i
more thinks a rcsulcncc in Purl: will be dc- ;
ligblful. I don‘t agree with her, but bribcs,
you know, are privileged lo have their own
way. I‘ll tell you what, Howard, the prcl»
ticsl pink coral in Naples shall be sent to
hang around the ivory neck of Mrs. Wal-
Inn’s baby."
“ Frank, how loud are you of children !"
“ You're wrong there, my boy—I am not
fond of children, generally speaking, but I
don’t know who could help loving that little
brown—eyed scraph."
Frank Look up the nowspapcrzis bc spokc,
:ll
\‘vllll
the all—entrancing subject of polillcs, foreign
and domestic.
Twenty yours have ebbcd and flowed in
[be broad channel of time, and Mr. and Mrs.
Tracy had just taken possession of lhcir ele-
gant home after their long residence abroad.
It was evening. The glided clock on the
mantle pointed in the hour of seven, the tire
burned clearly in the ornamented grille, and
the flowcxs in the chimney-piece, were
scarcely brighter in their lines than the plC-
lured blossoms of the superb vclveis. Frank
Tracy who had changed from n handsome
youth into a tall stately lllllll of about forty,
stood thoughtfully bflorc lhc lire, while his
languid, faded looking wife, reclined on a
sofa in ihc lustrous shine of the glowing
chandeliers. 'I'llcrc was only one guest
present to break the monotony of the con-
jugal felon tele,nnd he was our olducquain-
lance Howard Leigh.
“ I do wish, Frank, you wouldn't keep
drummingyiih your fingers on the mantle,
it malice me so nervous; but, of course, you
do not care for that," exclaimed Mrs. Tracy,
nemlently.
“ I. beg your pardon, my love; I was not
aware that I was annoying you.” ’
"' Why don’t the servant bring up the
chemists?" pursued Mrs Tracy, elevating
her eyebrows.
“Shall Iringsndjuqnire?" .
“ No, it isn'twortb while. It 'wehnd only
remained in lo belle Perla, wherethe ser-
vsnll mama their mm"
“ Then you plateau! Paris ”residence,”
. numb bcr lashes.
all grace and gentle dignity—n jewel of a
governess."
“ I am dclighlcd at your SUCCESo. \‘l ban
will she come to Luke CIJTlI‘gC of my chil-
dren
“ 1‘hln cvculug. But I lmvn’l told you lbe
strangest colucidcnm of ull Y “'llo do you
suppose she is l'"
" I‘m sun: I can't imagine."
" Her name is Agnes \Valton; she )5 the
same whom you took such a fancy to in the
days of her bubyhood. 1 can tell you, she
don‘t know you were an old bcau of hers,
else she Would shrink from assuming this
responsible situation in your family i”
“ Nonsense !" said Tracy, half laughing,
half clnbnrmssed. “ But I am sorry she
is rcducml to the u mil-bod life of a govern-
cos."
Nothing mora- “a: said on the subjccimud
several times (but afternoon it recurred to
I-‘rnul. Tracy's mlml. Hr \vlsbcll he could
act lu-i‘
'l‘ilt gun hull bcen lighted, however, and
iln- livllc girls were safely tucked up in
bid, :lfm- having said their prayers on
; “ pupn's” knees, beforc lbw new governess
was announced.
“ Miss W’altun, pruy be scaled."
He saw at the first glance that the pretty
baby bud grown into an exquisitely lovely
ggirl (-i iwvmyutwo, with soft tender eyes
‘like- ,1 Madonna, and sad quivering lips.
l’um .\gncs—-sllc had been so much nccue‘
tomvd to rebutls and cold neglect at the
llzllll’ls of lllc world, that Mr. Tracy‘s chiv-
llll'll‘ polilcness affected her nearly to tears.
IIL‘ noticed ll; be observed the delicate shy
rcl’lncmenl and the timid glancm from be-
r‘rnnk Tracy was a great
pllyisngnoxuisl. and drew his own inference
from (hos-J llllllgo. Aflera few gentle ques
lion: llc asked:
" llut. Miss Walton, why dld you leave
Illl‘ Academy 1‘“
" The principal was harsh and unkind to
um, and the place was noisy. 0, air, if you
kncw how I have lmngered audlhursted for
a quiet home !" ‘
" My dour Miss Wullon," he said, smiling,
“ I commissioned my friend lo find 3 gover-
ness for inc, but. I‘m in much more need of
stead of a governess got a mamma, whom lit-
tle Minnie confidingly informed her sister,
“ she liked a great deal better than the old
momma who was afraid of having her hair
or collar dlsamnged, while new mamma
liked to have her daughters hug and kiss
her."
And Howard Leigh was satisfied that his
friend had married the right person at last.
W
A very worthy fisherman by the name of
Grizzle was drowned some time since, and
all search for his Imdy proved manning.
After it had been in the watersmne months,
however, it was discovered flost'mg on the
surface and taken to the shore, whereupon
Hr. Smith was dispatched to convey the in—.
lelligence to the much sfllictod widow.
“ Well, Hrs. Grizzle, we have found Hr.
Grizzle’s body.”
, “ You don’t say no, 1"}
“You, wo hove—the
found it lull creole“
“ You don’t say Mr. Grizzle‘s
areas? " ,
"Yea, «brim-low want‘io know who:
youwlllhsvedonewdbit." ' ‘ '
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dummiimeudn.
We! playtime. flaunt-by
wsoutolesve Malibu-e nothing” is
«outgommmmm' ' mi
lug. At Mambo muffin-Gulls
watch sad spend mud?” to
maintenance-0W“!-
an; m-
wmls sadly
and st ihlnyhe lougno besiegk w.
thinks more of making money lbs spud-
ing it. About this time also, he dubbles in
sidera a nap in the afternoon indispensoble.
The respectable old gentleman of sixty
independence of three or four hundred thou-
sand, to marry his daughters, set up his
sons, and live in the country ; end then for
the rest of his days he wants to be young
spin. These are facts according to some
body.
~————-‘.——-—--—
DIDN‘T WANT ms Norm—A story is told
of a Chicago dry goods selenium who be:
the reputation of being somewbst of s wag.
He recently sold a bill of goods to a coun—
try customer, who was expected to commit
justifiable insolvency as soon as he had dis-
posed of his stock. As it was lhe cosm-
mex‘s intention to pay a small part 0! his
account with notes, which might prove
worthless, the salesman—80 the story goes-
added here a little and there a little to the
price of the goods, so that when the pur-
chase of some two thousand dollsrs wonh
had been made, of which all but two or
lhrce hundred dollars were paid in cash,
there was no possibility of the firm losing
anything, even should the notes go to pro-
test
The transaction concluded, the customer
besought the salesman to give him a present
of some sort, and the salesman sccordingly
presented him a valuable red silk handker-
chief.
“ That won‘t do," said the customer:
“ give me a nice silk dress for my wife, or
something of that sort."
“ Can't do it," responded the salesman;
“ but I'll tell you what I‘ll do—I‘ll give you
beck your notes."
“ No," replied the customer; “ hold on;
I'll take the handkerchief.
____.,_n
It is well to have before the public the
names of all the Presidential candidates
that have thus far been nominated. The
following is, we believe, a complete list to
date:
cmcm'xxrx.
President, Horace Greeley,
Vlce Pmldem, B. Grutz Brown.
Human-mu.
President, Ulysses S. Grant,
Vice President, Henry Wilson.
LOUISVILLE STRAIGHT mmmcmnc.
President, Charles O‘Conner.
Vice President, John Quincy Adams.
REVENUE nmmr.
President, William S. Groesback.
Vice President, Fredrick Law Olmstead.
LAMB BEFORE.
President, David Davis,
Vice President, Joel Parker.
, TWCL
President, James Blank,
Vice President, John Russell.
ANTI-WC.
President, Glut-le- Francis Adonis,
Vice President, C. H. Howord.
onearth you had men thstisce before?
some time?
your mouth 2
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rum-looking old bullet was 2
(mobbed! ' '
chmgefarym. m2. ,
Did youover poyyour
f“ elm.
. AmwOIfiofm'
.m. «an out
to beds m, sud tskeslt {or
granted that all the Indies undying for him.
The young manof twentyunvo M o wife;
From thirty to forty wank to be rich, and
politics, and wants ofllce. At My wont:
excellent dinners and capitol wine, sud con-
wams to retire from business with s snug
on hour before the gloss wondering where
Didyouevergo on singing sunset a
hymn after the congregation had finished
Did you ever light a cikar with s mandol-
lutbillnnd then slick the lighted endln
Did you ever meet your father ill/the street,
and wonder for fifteen minutes who that
Did you evermohoutnnfiltllepenpin-
lion trickled fro-1.30m two msbokln‘
foryom'peu’snd Webs of which
Did youkevor tube 61: anybody else‘s
tslloriusnnhscnt ,
were doctors.
A young lodyhas been found whim“
of boring s pupil in her eye, had I. about
mocha in bar’s.
Why should compo-lion be the heppid
m; Baum, when working the hand,
theyinko the most e’s.
The young fiellow who nag-god M
to bolts damn young women is menu-
odly s be“ of promise.
What pbvucisn‘ stands lit the tops! his
pron-ion? The gentleman who om”
“ Menu“ on a monument."
It is the nun who dean-mines the dignity
of the occupation, not theowupsdon which
measures the dignity of the man.
Culyle compare- the metepbyucun’ ' to
theIrish saint whoawm some iheclnn—
nel, carrying his head hi his teeth.
Hui-y Elinor hos just been spy-cine!
”mistress of a country mu, sod soys
she will mun-y Elie-body tbs: will vole for
Grant.
The Chinese have a soying, that en un-
lucky worddrwd from me tonguecsn-
not be drawn back by a coach and six
hornet
Some one, feeling that actions are better
than words, has said: .. We hear of mi
acts of the Apostles, but never of their reso-
lutious."
Mohammed once said: " When a man
dies men inquire what he has left behind
him; angels inquire what. he has sent be-
fore him."
Solomon says, " A virtuous woman is s
crown to her husband." By this rule the
moot Valuable of the sex is only worth 5
dollars and ten cents.
An old sea-captain, who attended a full-
dress party After his return from a long voy-
age, 179 astonished at the costume of the
nltndssblonnhle India, but finally reconcil'
edhimself to it, laying: “I suppose they
wartheirdresscs half-most u s mark 0!
respect to deported modesty."
As a isshiooebly dressed young Indy paced
some gentlemen, the other day, one of them
raised his hot, whereupon another, met by
the fine appearance of the lsdy, nude some
inquiries concerning her, and was Answer-ad
thus: “ She makes s pretty moment in her
fathers house, but otherwise is of no use."
“ Yer hsven’l got such a thing an a. pair of
u-owsers, have yer?" so an importunnte
beggar, looking in at s counting house. “No,
my man,“ said the merchsnt, ” I don’t keep
my wardrobe in my ofliee." “ Where do
ye: live ?" rq'oined the tramp, “ give us yer
midi-em and I‘ll call in the morning for the
old pair that you've got on."
An old woman on being examined before
amsgisttaleaslo the placer»! leg-locale-
ment, was asked what xenon she had for
supposing her husband ind s lgsl letdo-
ment in that town. The old lady sold, “he
wasborn sud nun-led there,sndtbeyburlod
him then; and if thst isn‘t settling him
there, I don't know what is.”
A benevolent lady wont to visit s family
said to be M surfing. She tonndtbo.
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capacity. Will you accept of the home run Vice Prealdent, Fredrick W the house. “ng! would you - It -b
permanent engagement, and me as the en- mun... hove?" sh albedo! the no“ etshm
cumbrance thereof?" President, George F. Train. ly." Thoma: {boughtfor ems!
Agnes looked a momeutinto his kind eyes, m‘m fnce brightened sad 3h! answered. ’“ my
and then placed her little hand confldingly President, Doniel Putt. I slwsys did wont n voted-ll, they are so.
in his and said: MW. Ming."
“ I will I” ‘ , Thomas _ ' .
And thus concluded this extremely brief President, 4?: ”M AC“
courtship. Yet. when Frank told her of the AR mminded man propounds the or m. snug! m m m
years he had secretly worshipped at the following conundrum: m 1.7;
shrine of " Mrs. Walton’s pretty baby," she or write . t or too —-—-— ,
didn’t think it so very strange after all. “giggly find youilem‘btske cit-3h; [m ’T meJ
Thus It was that Frank Tracy married his you mted “w address? m m
beautiful second wife. and the little ones, in- Did you ever stand for MW of An sci concerning Eduction.
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