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Faber wan loat in the pitch-block night.
In Just such e night as this in!
High upon the lonely mountains.
Where the wild men watched end waited.
Wolvel in the forest. end been in the bulb.
And I on my path belated.
Thenieandtkenigbttoptber
Rundown. and thewind cane after,
Mathew-upset momma.
And cupped mya rafter.
I crept along in the darkness.
Stunned, and bruised. and blinded—
Crcpt to a lr with thick net btmgbr,
And a sheltering reek behind it.
There, from the blowing end ruining
Crouching. I sought to hide me:
Something ructied. two green eyes shone.
And a we“! lay down beaide incl
Little one.
be not frightened ;
I end the wolf tenths.
Side by side. through the long, long night,
Kid from the awful weather. '
His wet fur pierced minst Inc:
Etch of us warmed the other;
Each of us felt in the stormy dark
That beast and nun was brother.
And when
the fei in: forest
No longer crushed in worming.
Each of us went from our hiding-place
Forth into the wild, wet morning.
Darling. kiss me in payment!
Bark! how the wind ill roerlng;
Father's house is a better place
When the stormy rain is pouring?
[For the leflqu
“ WHITE HDLLAND. "
BITTER SWEET.
Of the two who compose our humble
it, almost
“ Well. Mary." said I.
“ Well, limle one," she replied, (she nl-
“But 'lwil
I do," I rliymed.
household. Mary is the efficient working
member, while I, well. I am nobody in par-
ticular, only the invalid who creates all the
wants to which Mary so untiringly ailendr.
Sn. of course, when nne warm day in June,
the Doctor biandly informed us we must
have u change of air at once, it was Mary inn!!! 70" fl bflef limo all the lnngings for
win). without a murmur, put on lwr bmrnvt.
and ventured “out into the land nfihe Phil-
istines." in search of a rent.
only have packed our trunks and taken
board with some cosy little family for n few
weeks, it would not have seemed such a let»
rible undertaking; but no. that inexorable
Doctor said : “ You must get 3 house by the
see shore. and take some of yuur traps and
stay until November," with precisely the
same cool tone and unenmtioxal expression
will: which he advised me the day before,
to out two sardines and half a biscuit for my
lunch 3 Perhaps he thought we would enjoy
it. to leave our snug little cottage where cv-
erything was so pleasant and homey, and go
way on. Oh, dear!
cry now to think of it, as I did cry that af-
ternoon before Mary came back, looking
pale and tired.
If we could
makes me
ways would persist in culling me little one.
in spite of my being half :1 head the fuller)
" I have taken a house," (I really breathed
freer, for with me anything is better than
suspense “or. rallrcr. part of a housc. nei-
tlicr very pretty nnr very new.“
“ Yes," said she, softly slrnking my hair.
“ it will do nicely I think. The greatest ob-
jection to it, is that our sitting-room win~
dows look directly upon a large boarding.
house: but that may not prove disagreeable
after all, for the lady with whom I have
made my arrangements, assured me there
were none but nice, quiet people there. A
clergyman with his family, two lawyers and
their wives. in professnr, a dentist—"
“ Smp,Mery, you are fooling me. I know 1
You surely cannot mean that one roof cov—
ers such a galaxy of professionals." ‘
“ Renliy and truly, if I may believe Mrs
Benton,” said she.
“Well, well,” I laughed. “ they should
have an M. D., and then—"
“ We‘ll keep him for our side of the way,"
said Mary, pinching my cheek. Of course
it was the pinch.'end nothing else, that
brought such vivid blushes.
Well, we moved. You will please under-
stand by that assertion, that Diary moved;
and one pleasant evening I found myself
nicely settled on the lounge in our new sit-
and
ting-room, with a little fire in the grew—Just
enough to make the room cheerful, and take
ofl’tbc chill—end the Doctor sining‘belide
, “ I should just like to know
whet rig I this Doctor bad there 1'" some-
one says, as if it wee col a physician’s place
to look after his patients;
n sarcasm I m are We had been in our new ”home three or
5253;. mm y I k‘ . . .{our days. when, one afternoon, Katy and f
' ’ W ‘ “were speaking of the boarding-house. It
a T. warrant, meorwclk. were queer house, all face. fend the face all-
v mam , windows; built by a very eccentric men,=
s. moaned lain and Ann streets. whoptobnbly pinned it enhc went citing;
an! Kulcrrll.'- 3 Jog-nu Foebingm “WW "W3“? meta m “5”
South I V ’ Em’evealrotm L” ‘ h ' 1‘85" Old Ill'ifl-i
C.Imrl:§ben_egx,30uthfiomit was“ ' ' faraeebe
, 33;
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1372.
baby. lid being lifted ofl' her feet end cu»
ried beyond the range of reflection.
Moryhereinterfered, declaring I had me
ohmic: one night. and resolutely closed
the blinds. not even ellowing me to look at
the shadow of a nose on the curtain of the
profesnr‘e room, which. she informed me,
was 3 foot long without any exaggeration!
, That, evening was but the beginning of e
series cf delights, transmitted to me by the
magic power of " While Holland.” Rainy
evenluil were hailed with eagerness, and
tboy’never failed to be crowned with some
picture, some grotesqe shadow, over which
wellnngbed until the tears came.
M‘s, slid it reminded her of the drama
or J W’Would look If our new
through “ Willie Holland," and just as the
shadows we saw were magnified and distort-
ed Wflectinns of the reality withinsnothcrs.
looking!“ us through the wilful obscurity of
uncbnrfteblencss, would see our faults mag-
nified, and and in our deeds no trace what-
ever of the original. I have often tlmngbt
since. when tempted to judge another harsh-
ly, perhaps I may have been looking through
“ White Holland.”
We were soon on friendly terms with most
of our neighbors opposite, which gave an
increased interest to our shadows.
The professor was an ardent admirer of
Slrakspcare. and would recite his poems by
the pace ; bis curtain meanwhile suggesting
the successive scenes of an Irish fight. with
only one person visible.
Lawyer number one, used to play chess
wilh his wife. and their shadows were al—
ways models of correctness.
Lawyer number two, used to 20 sleep in
his chair with his mouth open, while his
“ better half“ read the evening paper to him.
until she was tired, and then went down to
the parlor and sang to the dentist !
But it was the clcmyInan's family, after
all, especially the children upon whom I de-
pended most for my amusement. I some-
times think We make the most lasting im-
pression and do the greatest amount of
good when we are entirely unconscious of it;
rind I am sure those little ones can never
know how often their merry frolics have
banished pain and wearinees, and made me
health, strength and activity, will) which I
was besieged.
At llle very mmmenccmcul, Mary and the
Doctor put their wise heads together and
came 10 the conclusion that if I did not
grow shadowy. physically as well as men-
tally, my gazing into other peoples afi'mirs
('40 that Dr. phrased it} would do me no
harm; for a woman never was so happy as
when engaged in unwinding some of her
neighbors dmneslic skcins.
“ But. Doctor," Irclnrlezl, “indeed I do
not look at their windows because I went to
know all that occurs, but because the shed
ows suggest so many pleasant realities in
my imaginuinn, and because—because I
like in." So the mutter was settled, and I
went uni-rib my study ui’ lire hummlinea-
menus. as depicted by “ White Hollend."
Ah! but the shadows were not always
merely mirth provoking contnnione. There
came it time when the shadow of the min-
ister‘s wife. walking up and down the room
will! the baby in her arms, was plainly seen
and I knew that the little life was gently
slipping from the darkness into light. A
time when a figure bending over something.
made me know that in the mother's look of
love no answering limk responded, and the
little shadow was never seen on lbe window
shade acnin.
I *
\VI‘, Doctor and I. were sitting in our
cosy library m-nighl, just as the sun was
sinking in the west. He was reading, while
I watched the shadows grow deeper end
denser. fill,just as ihe Inst gleam vanished.
he said; well, dear; (we have been married
almost two years now) if you have seen the
last of the outside shadows, I'll strike a
light and read you a shadowy fragment I
discovered in my desk to day: without a
heading, but in your band writing.
Just as he finished reading iIJIarv looked
in and said. “are you two really sitting on
opposite sides of lhe table."
“Certainly," said Doctor, “ wiry?"
Merely that I judged otherwise from lhe
ludicrous proximity of your two heads as
seen on treacherous “ White Holland."
“ We‘licall this “White Hollnnd,” said
Doctor, touching my menuecript asbc spoke.
-———<>———
Dmcc'rnrin ibeline of the Tropicof Cap
ricoru. and nix deys sailing from Sidney,
Australia, lie the island of New Celidonie.
On the largest of the group, ’ Baler-dc, the
Penal colony “immaculate it cabblished.
“'“n thousand forced exiles are here to be
paced under supervezllan ‘ end guarded
byarcglmentoffreucbml ‘5 Tficlshnd
which is now destined to here: show labia”?
wry,“ about two hundred miles long, end
mu thirty miles wide. Nature hector-
tilled it spun week, for, a lean early-ur-
vmn‘ded'by coral reefs, legged rock- end
Henchman: send inch, that [only two ex-
;tremeiy condone mun: willie found to,1
i i- l‘ I *
" . Wit
" Did you get the note f"
median, Oneoftheee‘i’stlieme‘ W ,
crown end a kingdom uniting him above. PUBLIC AC?!
Uni-God hides tire-c things from the wise
and prudent, and reveals them onto babes.
——-—-oo-———'—
A 000‘ mot-er.
Andrew Jackson were sturdy‘meu, rough
in demunor at times, but actually kind
heated and mpuioncly honest in his own
person,-wbile be held to etrlctuccountabiil-
iy in this direction those who served under
him during his Presidency.
A poor woman called 11 the White House
one morning. and craved audience with the
President. On being mhered into the Gen-
ernl’e presrnce, be blendiy inquired.
“ Winn. can I do for you, marinate?”
‘4 Hr. Plaid " responded“ the widow.
"I kept a boarding-homer: 3. Mind
among my pounce, clfr. II. bu for ceverni‘
months been an inlnete of my house, who.
declines to pay his account. He is n clerk
in the Treasury Department, upon good
pay, but I cannot collect my bill of him."
“ Why not?" asked the President.
“ He won't pay it, sir."
“How much does he owe you, madame?"
“ Nearly two hundred dollars."
" What is his pay?"
“ Nearly two thousend dollars per en-
num.”
“ That is a fair salary. He ought to live
on it," said the President, thoughtfully.
“ He has paid me nothing for five months.
sir. I need the money, and I came to ask
you to advise me how I may get it"
" He admits his indebtedness?"
“ He avoids me. sir, on pay d we, end I
can no satisfaction from till. after rc-
peak-d solicilatlons."
“ He must pay you, madame."
“ I hope so. I can ill afford to lose it."
“ Go to him, and gel. his note at thirty
days for the full amount and interest,“ said
Session, 1872.
[rum 3! Ammonia-1.]
(commit) mu mar wax)
mums. Lxxvn.
An act concerning Education.
Sec. 98. Such town may. at its annual
meeting, or st any marlin: apeciuliy wnmed
for that purpose. chm by ballot. c , com-
mittee of not more than five residents of the
town. who shall have all the powers. end
discharge all tbedntiee. in rem to and:
aluminum by Lew imposed upon such
district committees, in rcletiou to district
rel-mic '
81:534. Whenever-m town dull fell to
Dire! imam-arm ,. lithe pneu-
din‘: section. the board of echl visitors of
and: town shell _ appoint a committee, who
shall have the pawl-ruend discharge the duo
tin provided in Mid erosion. _
SEC. 95. WbPuevcr any town sbn'il mam:
min nnv grim l of A high grade, as above
provided. the board of eclmol. visitors of
with lawn shell prescribe rules and regards.
tinns for the admission of scholars into such
"thank, and far the studies, lmnks. and cine
sifimtinn of the same: and shall examine all
candidates for teachers in such school. and
shall give to mate persons wilh whose moral
character and literary attainments, and abili—
iv in teach, they ere Mlisfled. a. certificate,
aniline forth the branches iiiev are found ce-
mhlo- nf leaching; and shall visit such school
at least twice during each term: snd‘may
revoke the ceniflcnte of any teacher. It pnv
time. for the causes provided in the fometh:
section of this act
(RAP. X
or scuoor. Lrnmnm.
Sec. 96. The frwmznl’f‘l' nf the stale, tmon
the order of the gem-Ptarv of the board of
education. shell pnv over the sum of ten dnl-
lars out of any moneys: that mnv be in the
immry in every school district. and tnpverv
inwn maintaining a high M,wbicb alum
raise. by tax or otherwise a like sum fnr thr-
«me pnrnnae. to csmhlish within such dis
ffifl. or far the use. of such high school, 3
Jackson.
i. - . school iii-mt", and in pmcme philo-onhiml
Hun “018’ sir! It wouldn : be worth ‘ and chemical lpflfinifl'; end ibefnrthcrsurn
penny. ' . .. nf five dull". annuallv, norm 1 like "Pd".
“Get lliE note and come to me again; re- m mp said fliufriclc nr inwnsmmn condition
the! time shall have raised a like mm for the
Mann" ve-r. fur the nnrrmaforsnid. And
if the number of nelmlars in neural unend-
nnm in the while school or solitude of any
diacrim. m- in anv high school. excoeds an»
hm. (1de more may be drawn and
equal m that nbnve nnnma‘ red, for ever!
rm» hundred, of fractional mnffi hundred
who‘ll". in firm! nf ”15 first hundred. The
dolor-lion of all books and ennui-Mm: in be
“archived shall he maria or rim-rm Milw-
‘vmrd of whorl! vivimre: and they shall also
prescribe the rule- for their management
use. and safe keepinc.
CRAP. x1.
017' TEACH‘EKS.
fine 97. No teachers shall be emnlnved in
row whml receivim nnv portion of its my»
mm from the public money. until he has re-
cpivad a certifimfe nf examination and an-
nrnlmtinn. signed by a mainrilv nf fhebnard
of school visitors. at bv ailmenm mince he
them unpainted; nor shall any teacher be
entitled to draw nnv Mflldl‘l of hiswnzec an
far as the name in mid out of em public
money 3119140}:me hy lIV "1 schools. “film
b- all pro-lam Inch certificate, dated pre-
vim- lathe mine of his-anneal.
plied the President. “ We shall six."
The lady applied to her delinquent
boarder for his due bill that very day.
~ Note? Yes," said the clerk, indific‘remiy.
“ I'll give you half 1 dozen notes"
And without delay he proceeded to fur-
nish the desired bit of negotiable paper.
" What. are you going to do with it!" be
asked, as he smilingly handed her I O U at
thirty deys after dell: without, the slightest
intention of providing for its payment.
“ Collect it," said his landlady.
“ Hope you‘ll have a good time and be
successful," said 8., with a chuckle.
“I certainly shell," rejoined the widow.
“ This note squares our eccountjn full. You
will :lme find other accommodations, Mr.
3, from fo-dny."
The landlady then proceeded to the White
House with the little document.
“ Good—morning, madame," mid Jackson,
“Oh, yes, sir. He was very ready. But ,
he laughs at me for being so easily satisfied '8”. 3“ m :mrnghgml INN.”
whhhbpmnhewpey." -‘ 3, ' “1 mm bvtheminthe' '
MWM lb!-
The President took the note, turned it _ ’
"on: and at met-loud My
oveneeized his pen, and wrote across the
back of if. boldly, “ Andrew Jackson."- incl-u-
' .. . .r shall be entitled in receive any any
“There, madame, ' be added, bNQflY- until {man register shall have been so filled
“ Put this in the Washington Bank, for col- out end delivered.
leclion. You've got a good endorser, at all CRAP. 3!!!
events. The note will be paid at maturity. or m m 0': mm mus.
Good morning." SEQ”. The committee of each mbml
- , - district shall. nnnnnllv. in the month of Jan-
The lady did its she was advised. B. was nary. ascertnlu "w name of 0"?” .
duly notified that his note for two hundred fiver mm “a under gian “an of ”23.
and ten dollars was due in bank on a certain vim shall belong to end: district on the Gm
Hand" of aid mmth. forclher with
dfly‘ He smiled. mum hf the parents guardians or employ-
.3 But I gotngood runn‘s name on the pm a, such person: a'nd shall "but, mum
heck of it," said the widow, very cheerfully. of the "m. to “,3 who"! visitors of the
“ Did you, indeed! Who was fool enough me In which sight: g‘istficfsiJhelmzn: or“:
orae r" are the wall v 0 "mm m
toend my noielectrio hundred dollars . vcar: “d in "nu" “ch enumeration, chil-
"ked the clerk, ca ”T y 1 «iron temporarily residing in one districtmut
And out of more curiosity, on the day the having uni-ems or cum-dime raiding in an-
note feli due he proceeded to the bank to rather. nhnllhe enumerated onlynsbeloagln;
see who “ the fool” was; and found it to be *0 Incl-tier dm '
notemrd to permit. the President's name to "I?“ “"3 "ll-h“ the all“ before 9'9
go to protest. allied- , -
The widow got her money in talk. :83; .c,m§”m°fimfimgfi
got other lodgings. And three days otter *tnrn {any M1, in
the note was paid. Mr. H. received the foi- {W the children lay
lowing brief missive, which explnined met- “3‘93 ,
ten. but did not let the flashy young men visitors shall “a?"
forward much: >
Tame Dxmrx'r Wieunmmn, D. C. 188—
“ Kn. L. 8.. Sim—Your services as clerk
in the —-tb Auditor’s Office will not be re—
4mm \
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“ “I. Thorium toil! Indefinite
iv ,A i
m aerate-am mending-tonne tol-
lowingflfln' .,
' tery,&c.”
H. “ saw the point” and In: not A little L
chagrined. Still he declared “ it was some-
A M.an-£dhrd Imus rm
fmq'us forlomt sermons [and leaf payers.
Hefa‘sked cblessingoncectdmner", , half an , ,
hour long,endtbo disbeamccldbfore ' "
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h? _. norm-miter! M! ,. “ £818" '1 ’ _' 7 V
33‘ 33333 333 f‘°“"33-33 W 3.333333 3
39.11.331.13 on" many, managing“ ' ' Wilhelm-3W
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Of the State of Connecticut. passed 11:; m”
3'“!
m!
em mo. In «an, . 'or me neglect in inabil-
no less a personage than Andrew “dim“ itv of the district ’ cmmnllne in naive the
He didn'l laugh nOW- - mnmrvctlon and when m required. tbr- the
The now was paid promptly. H, cool clerk «if/the Will.“ do the minute
ghoul var. Ind decide
and approved,
in: to law: and the: all “bdrm
the public mam-y .by said
.' a. . 0
féiufnllv wplied
formcbrrs' wow, Hid 0' WWW-
pnne wbntevcr.
Dated at till:l
A. l).
To the mprroller of male neat-nil.
Sec 105.; No rm shallrra-ivecnym‘ ,
from the tummy. a lathe
in: section for any int-let therein. Inla-
rho. school in such district. during the non
preceding school veer, shall have been kept
according {claw for ct lei-t birtv “a. if
the number of persons therein between four
and sixteen years of see, at the mum-ration
made with said school year,wutwcnty-fonf‘
or more: and for u least twentwfnur We.
if the number-of such persons therein“!
enumeration waslees then twenty-four.
Sec. 108 Whenever the min-oi in day
school district shall not he kept Mine in
law. the school visitor-30f mom. towiicb
such district balance. sit-Ill. in their amid-
cnre or certificates to the comptroller for the
veer following. mic such film. and also the
number of children momenta! in such dis-
trict; ind the comptroller, whrn duplication
is medefor tbesclmnl:monevs terrible to
such town for said year. shall deduct the ,
whole number of children. ecumernted In
such town. the number cmbtined in such
district: 1nd shall dnw an order for rich
part only of the money: that would other-
wbe go in said town, as is minded to
the number of children in the randoingdie»
triers therein. '
Sec. 107. If any money. swarm-led lo
the use of mhmlsfibnll be lmliud to: town
or school district tn any other purpose. such ‘
town nrscbooldistrici shall fnrfell. the among!
thereof in the aisle: and the comptroller
shall sue for the some in behalf of the state.
to he applied, when recovered. to the .uec of
, is. , ,
Sec. 108 The income rsf the lawn deposit
frmrl. belonging to smv town. and of any
other town fund. which is or shall be webs
fished nreppmpnu‘ ed for the supper-rot pal,
lic schools in any fnwn. shall be mid cu-
nna’llv info the treasnrv of such town, for
up mm of public schools fhPrevn’ .
SH: 109. The income of nnv fund that it
or shall he established or appropriated for
the support of public schools in any salami
district or scimnl mirtv artistic: in any
town. she" be paid annually infn the trees.
urv of such district or societv, for the sup-
porr of public schools therein: but if each
district or «defy sir-ill at any time cease to
exist. then the principle of such fund shall
hopcid overtothemhnol fund trad-refit
the town; the inmrne thereof in be applied
for the support of public schools therein. in
the manner prescribed in section eighty-four
of this act.
Sec. 110. The school visitors and select.
men it: each town shall. at a joint bnnrd,’
rive-cut at the annual lawn meeting a writ-
gen in;- printed stliementnf the total cost of
each end all of the public, schools in such
mm for the salad year next precedine,
“d“ town fflgmgmy§
Of: ’h‘, , a: 01' h , f B 3, f 7 g A
l
‘4‘! l‘ a
I“ , . j
the name to thormbnol visitors: may: ulnhmvibdenthmylb-md tach’
mfiacindml MMadtblinciden-
rel exp-nub?! matchinlnztbe edit-chin
tbcvnriouvdm witbintbe 13mm
of such town. for limpet-id.” thee-r-
mrveu.the schooner-emulator
hvvntcnf the lawmmbenuintnlned; end
said ban-d c‘mli malem Ii
trimoftberevernlamouuuenfixed.
A: the-deceit animal»
town treasurer in favor of arch m
a sum of money mmclcnnudmmrha
is sufficient, to our the exp-mes
«id district for acid term. for the ween L
tar-ber- (inclnrlinz bind). fin-lurid W
Hill exponent. it me WW hubs,
district forlbeabovcnwd,mdnrh
3mm! gm. dmsarni exceed me am:
upon or mob, stir-int. 4. M, f
mending miracle this set. him
expense on!!! aid amount. thejfiistbllll,
Afr-chad visitors end «electron u .
within fifteen den after the clone of the
M8 or net tbb
within it; limit!» ,_ ,
M
f9?
thingfornyoung' fellowtobc cbictoinve I .‘ if. I h. 3 ll
' ‘ ‘ " ‘ bra-elven! millet rounder
so good an endorseri" G v. , , ted, , .l'lll “‘5'!“ a p» 1":
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wilhlnibe ~ ~ acbmld . .3
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