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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, December 4, 1873 · page 1

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mby's Grove.

.\ ltttlt‘ grave in s t‘hnrvh yard old.
A lutbx‘u grow. I not.

12»! pwtuu: from out the grassy mould
Otto ‘ttllr lum’vrmfittul.

\~ t stood in the twylllgltt‘s Ind «lip-It.
t' wt-mnl to my hunt fut mind

1 ..t- n pnyvr from the woo. cold bnby‘s lips
3‘“ ill! {“0“ I“ W

t. \v s palt- “new. once bonnie sud bars.
that s sweet bowyssrnlsg uh.
Ur . ltttfv- hand mm the dark 0‘ thou-re
t‘u tmsllt‘ l.;llll in hers.

i‘ -r : t air-not?“ Ah! little one whit».

\t .. ~ . an; to drnth‘s tun-sat sud smll‘tl.
‘. A: a am- to her dcnulatr borne tunlgbt

at 11 x u L: nt‘wr forgot her child!

\ mnet't its lush“ pnttle And uni». \
.\t..‘. ~:;.~ g‘wth rwry tiny

: “twp u‘rr lb little rob" sud toys .
‘ . 4.”) but “my.

\ E . w: your tum-t. when the «tax is done.
R ~ . .-: hour shv‘ll ”“1,

lug: nut slone. by set 0‘ sun.
'tzul laugrr by lulu”! (NW.

51‘1“! @isrrllmy

l A tu nn‘ttsiil‘ltox.”

tum-s .\!l0¥ul¥\n. between two sud tilt-or.
-.::v i » Mug truly. with at kindly exttm‘
~ : l‘ r =llltleurult‘t‘. with llltgt‘. blue cya.
: ...nl rightly ting-«l with gray. may b0
.- in hunt tltv- um‘uttvu mansion st \‘er-
. E w}: i: s littlo girl by the hand Ind
i t. ' zl: :ttletttlott ltuutedmtely to n
11.1 .3 wt” u! poor pooplo wltu “cm to have
n .:'«-t id bur. and union; whom he and
. -.~ pt-ritv liltlt' cummuiuu Illus distr-bttted
r.» a i lrvs‘in: ll {ow lwuovult-ttt word. to

.. :l of tho rct‘ipiettts or their charities.
than the two. whom the most casual be»
. .1 hr will at once recognise to be mother
ml d‘ughter. appear. the two sontiuels res-
pwtfully prose!“ urnu They leisurely wall;
dawn the superb tut-nun. and move among
tin- other pmutcusdou in the most unatten'
tattoos tumour. stem llllg still evt—ry now and
llit'l. and exchanging u low pleasant Words
with ntuilattttutlcw. But for the gluncee
\Vlt‘t‘ll m at of the pastors by scud shot the
l t-lv ywt would believe tltztt she Ins the
wzt.‘ v! cont-.- government employe—‘perhsps
ot a tit-poly in the National Assembly; for
~lv- w 373‘ a simple black dress. and her bon-
ue‘, stint-ugh ut' faultless shape. cannot have
c at :21 my dollars. And yet she is at the
prov-ill little the fort-most. lady in France.
it.» tnmsnrt of Marshall blacklabon. prcsi-

.l-zlt u! the French Republic.

The career of this eminent lmly although
:~.e p lllt‘l‘s have had very little to ssy about
:l is net-unheless been on eventful one.
not in her present exalted ststion notwith-
s' all ling her quiet. unobtrusive demeanor.
w; 5. kn mm to {’xt'l‘l a momentous influence

=1: ,tlle decisions of her husband. The
it'w-r ul.uiret pluck. and it may be truly
‘1. 'l Ll ll. lttI h'ti ll “his! plucky Wlft‘. In~
l. ll wls no not of heroism on her part
‘at .' YEN: attracted his attention townrd her.

l: w“ un the first ol’ December. 1888. It
r. tlt‘tttlL‘t‘l lnttr of th: night.thztt wfire
w- "It! in the innate setnlnsry st Limo-
_' a 'l‘hl- ll tint-s sprawl with Snell rapidity
tlt .: l'm- fur young inmates could be rescued

\\ llll the utmost difllculty. At last.
own aft of them were believed to be ss-
..~z;.t.i.«d_ shivering in their thin night-drea-
". in hunt of the burning edition “u.”
t- s-vtxulied suddenly, “hoist-do W ‘3
~‘.il in 'lle building!" ,

'l‘ill‘ Linkers-on “0“ H if Wv I“!
the firemen did not venous 00 enter tho
1.. use. which now looknd “I! 0.!!! turn-er.
t' =-r .llmiumoinelle do my van mead!
own up as hopelessly lost. when I“ of s
s .liun a lull young girl. with her blonde
hair hanging loose over her shoulders. nod
to r .lu-p blue eyes flashing out the heavenly
tirr at lmpirntl m and indomitable couruge,
r :i‘lv-tljfrozu among her terrified young sis-
'.~ r~ :tzld exclaimed. ”,I will try to find her!"
:md no toward the burning building.

A. litmusantl mica shouted. “ Do not risk
your lift: thus foolishly l"

(llllt‘fs prayed for “ dear Heloise." who
mu. recklessly risked her own life in order
t - save that of one of her young classmates.
lltt none of the waning exclsnsstions de-
ll‘rl‘l‘d the heroic girl trons be: purpose. In
.1 few seconds she hsd entered the front
door. undaunted by the blinding smoke find
the: dunes that ware momenurily pining
ground.

For the speculum of this thrilling scene
it.” was s moment. «supreme w.
The strongest hurts m who ”tbs ho
mic girl did not My return. A
minute. my. two. elapsed. end moms nn~
tier sods circum m steroids. But
all nt once her white night-gown spouted
in the door. You.“ will she; nod by the
loud the led the: musing. terrified 11mins do
Bodily. . ‘

Sucbssbontn went from the Mo!
therelievedcruidl M prob-s It I“!
.howsrsdnpoothobrsvsyonu'lrll .
But she tassel! wss bdf

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of the yous; Omar.) however. was not
much disturbed by this intonation. True
nevus then but s csptsln tn the French
srnty,snd Ind nothing but his pny toda-
peud on. but then be but excellent pros-
poets or ones becomtng rich; his family
wss a old. it not older than that of Halo.
lse‘s tether, snd s French soldier always bu
s nutrslnl‘s bum: in his impact.

How be amused to get mutated with
Xsdetnolselle De Morin. we cannot tell.
but certslu it is. when the young lsdy. some
tlnte nherwsrd. wss told by bar hither that
be but selected s 11qu for lit-nabs
stsrtlod hint by the snnouncnutont that
be tnlxbt luvs saved himself that trouble.
snd that she had slretdy rustle her own
cholcn

ed. and than bonstuo furious. But his
duuglttot‘ briefly told him that she wanted
no one but Captain MncMsbou. o! the
fourth regiment o! the line.

And now begun s struggle between tho
snspersted lather and the tletertnlund
daughter. Notwithstanding the etl‘urts of
M. De Morin to intercept lleloiso‘s corm‘
pundence with her lover. lrvqunnt letters
wan ercbnnxod between the two; stud
when Cnptnln Macmillan was sent to Alv
gerlu. tilt-y pledged tbetusolws to mutttltl
true to one mother. This saturation but
ed tune yours. until 18%)). when hlachluhuu.
who lutd :rnntly distinguished hituaelt in
Attica. suddenly toll heir to musltleruble
pmtwrty. This soltoned the obdurute hurt
at M. De Morin. and in l8“ Heloise brouttte
tho wife of Lieulettnttt‘t‘uluttol Mscllattuu.

She uncommitted him to Africa. and
wrote from than” to tho tliuotto “OFCIllt‘tl
a “this of anonymous sketclu‘s on Algerinn
lite. wltit‘b Wt‘l'tl favorably noticed by the
critics. sud which. oddly enough. were not»
srully nttt‘lbutrd to it dlstlugulslml officer
of the l-‘mtob uruty. A ’

In l8“) .‘lttdnuto )leu‘hluhou n‘tttruod to
France. where tho Incentive doattm of her
tluw children ultuost broke her llt‘ttl‘l. Shh
took up her obodo tit her husband‘s propon
ty. Sully. nenr Autuu. ttud livnd in tho
deepest Nttrntttnut. from which she eutergod
only st‘ter the Crimean wur. when ltor hus‘
land‘s gullsntry had nude him the mod
popular general in Funon. Slut moved ltt~
t: s modest house with him in Paula. svold~
in: In much as wollble to 000w in count“.
with the imperial court. for which sbo en~
wrulnrd nu invincible rcpuuuunt‘o. partly.
probably. on ttt‘t‘ntltll of the to her distnstov
NI {riwlitlcs of tho t‘tttpt‘t’s‘s and lwr sun
roundings.and partly. too.hm~uusv ltnvluu
been brought up midst all the projudlrezt
und Murmu- ut the old srlstocrttt‘y. slut
could not bring hersoll to relish the pal-«twat
that ruled suprotue tit the Tuitlom.

It is noedless to recapitulate here tho
events of the next few yours. Like every
true dztugtzter of Franco. Mndutun )l‘thzv
hon sutliirod tutcusrly. The nvws of her
husband‘s delvnt st \Voorth prus‘lmtvd her
so thst her life was dospslrml of -. and when
she returnvd to Versatile: utter the war she
lurked tun yvats older. und her hair had us-
suutnd u allvrrv lltlL't'. Those who know
her best any tlmt she has an excelh-ut heart.
tltttt she is nnbly ambitious, n generous foe.
endowed with considerable literary talents.
keen-sighted in politics. and s ft'rveut Chrls‘
tian.-IIurprr‘s Razor.

 

 

Anti-Tobacco-

It is estimated that nearly 300000.000. or
about one-fourth of the entire human ftttltl‘
ly. use tobacco. It is used by turn of every
nation. civiliu-d sud uncivilized; old and
young; learned and unlenrned; rich and
poor; saint and sinner: Christian. Turk and
heathen. No pope. prince. president or king
wields s sceptre over so wide an empire. It
is computed that the whole number of
smokers. snufi‘crs and chowers consume 500.
000 tonsof tobacco annually. or 1.000.000;
000 of pounds weight. The expenditure of
time. labor and money laid out. one way
nnd another. for tobacco. is prodigious. The
aggregate of all those that enter into the
raising of the wood; the msking of it into
plugs. snutl‘, and clgnrs ; the transportation ;
the buying and selling. and using. is It prob-
lem for mathematicians tbnt know how to
compute figures that raise buyoud millions.
The time spent by a single individual in
taking chews, sod lighting sud pulling pipes
or cigars. would. it properly improved, in
runny instances. be sutllclent to acquire s
thorough knowledge at seversl useful scl-
enccs. Multiply this by the wholn number
at tobsccnusers. and it will amount to can-
turies of precious time consumed. not only
in useless, but hurtful 'snd degrsdlng puc-
tices. The labor. in producing tobacco sud
preparing it for use. is stunning Five and
s but! million of acrcssre cultivstod in this
soildntpoverlshlng crop throughout the
world. In one great tobacco fsctory in
Seville. Spin, 5000 young girls are employ-
ed in s singlet-cont. In the city of Harn-
«11,10,000 poms. many of them women
snd children. or! engaged in the manufac-
ture of cunts. A printing press is occupied
entirely in printing lsbels for the boxes of
cigars and other routers connected with the
immense tobacco business at thst city.

A Inn in one of our churches uses $75
worth of chars to s. year. Insn nnnusl re;
port at n Stole Altnsbousc there is the fol-
lowing item of expenditure: “$319 for to-
bacco. soul sod pipes." Gummttnitlssmnst
be axed sdtlttlonsl in order to provide to
hogan (or psnpersl It ls attuned tbs! the
clergy cost the Unhsd m mas so.
anally; erltnlmls. s1s,ooo,ooo; whom.
MW; rant. summon Hourly
ssventltnssns much for tobsooo as for
pro-chin; of the gonad. And comb. it
spotted in sixty pm, to wipe out annu-
pendous nstlonsl dsbt. . '

A Stunt 08m
“manna-nib!”

 

 

 

 

 

The old uetttletnttn was ll Int astonlslu

 

sfnld at tho llhsrty sits wss taking. picked

s rossbud from the Manhunt trottlute
his side pinned it. with some little dlfleultv.
in so uninvltbt; buttonbnle at the coat
worn by the surly looking gentleman. whose
had still rested on the stout stick. The
movement roused blot; be lifted his band.
took in the sltustlon st s glance. bent his
eyes on the dullngfiwtm rsn luugblnaly
luck to her utotbsr. sud—saver thsnlted burl
'l‘o mute man‘s nuntluot msy ltnve IP‘
peered heartless snd unhollnt. but I wstnt»
ed bun dusty. sud. though its sourosbt
nbstued his position. his eyes nov‘r left her
until. the at stopping s few more all. be
slightvd. sad u N did to I discovered they
were titled with tears. The our moved on.
but until it was lost to view he mood loath
lug glooutlly townrd us. This mun wss
Auto-ion gust toutsdlttu. Edwin Furl-«t.
sud we tony rest assured tbnt the unuw
medltsted not at this pretty little :obild sf-
rscted him more thnn many of the most
honors which bsve bean showered on bitn.

‘gkf’dl’s a, W...

Alexnndor Dunnsjl‘vm

Alrxunder llutnss the whole IltWt‘l-l‘t‘tttl‘
hut world know literally by heart. He was
the snout tt tuulutto anneal of extraordi-
tlttry prowess and Nilflgt). to whom N'npm
leounttt coconut of his aluulnlbnudml do
tense of s bridge against the sustny. in the
battle of Brlsou. one the mute of tho
lluratius Cools: of the 'l‘vtol. ltttutsu.
though the son of s Cunenslztn watnuu. WM
duller than his lighting llllllt‘l‘. uttd bud
utttny more marks of the mututto. To this
sdntlxttm of African blood ltn owwl his
vivid ltusaluntlou. his rxtmtno umdhrallty.
his love of dltpluy. and his tttolo drnntullo
iuutlncts.

Ills calamity for outmmltmn sud tlwlsu
work won “together sbttortuul. llu wrote
thaw than n ntpld pntlhlttlt could copy. his
got-aw «billy ttutlt Mlllfilllll‘l)“fl\'tt paints ut
s quclt outttvu \‘ulutuu. Stories have been
circulated of his having had in Part: it til)!“
etc; of mental ttturltltto nhupin which rlvvm‘
men wmto. nt his summation. sud ttttdor his
nulwrvlniou. drtttuus. tt~uvvl<. llttt‘t‘ln. ltlttw
rival. blN‘lttt‘VzA. sltvtulwtt. tutti ttttuttulru by
the dozen. turning them out almost as rup-
idly as alums stu turned out ut Lynn nl‘ print
clothes at Full ltlwr. Such ator‘uwl Worn ux~
sggerntlotts. but not without ll uulutuutlnl
but». of tum. luwtttlou uttd ludtutry like
his luul never been known in lt‘rnnoe or in
my otltrrluud. llo wasn mituvlo of pork
lurnutncew—ths Stimson of urrilws. He did
not labor In llltlt‘lt for binary tuttbltlou tut
for money. of which he was tttvrttttlly in
need. The more bu ottrm‘d (M‘ is suld to
hxwu born in rrtwipt during the bright of
his popularity. 0! 380.000. “0.000 sud even
850.000 it your) the more he wanted. for his
rspvndlturo was \lltlltltllt‘tl. ttttd his “we:
went us extravagant tut they went nsprlolous
llta purse was open st both ends. ysvvttlng
to be. allotl nt tintrfitltl running empty at the
other. Uold burned in his pocket. and be
listed to be hot. Always earning. mustnnt'
ly working. forever borrowing. ceaselessly
lending. mentally in debt. wss his norms!
and unvarying condition. Pt‘tt‘tlonoe. ocou‘
only, provision for the future. Wt‘t‘ entirely
alien to his sanguine and luvislt nature. lie
did not. hove “lube wuutud.but lto wuutud
all he did not have. Concern for the “tut“
row was not likely to opprosa it man who
required nothing except pen. ink and it few
rctttus ot wiper (or the creation (if n prince~
ly incotnr. ills li a was romantic as the or»
rear of his heroes.sud his resources were u
wonderful. lie was ht once the autocrst of
composition: and the limitation of plnglnrlsts.
No human being ever curried to greater
lengths the assumption of ueulus claiming
its own. All printed matter he held to be
his for whatever usuhe chose to make it;
sud yet his intellect was original. fertllomnd
sxbsustless beyond precedent. lle simulta-
neously plundered and enriched imaginative
literature; he exasperated and astonished
his contemporsrles; be impoverished the
past and made opulent the lutnre.

Dumns sought to put in practice the
things he dreamed 01'. Even full of pro-
jects. entorpr‘m‘. expeditions. with ull his
prodigious work. be was obliged to abandon
more than bu'ttccomplished. In ltts forty-
fonrth yesr. he beam to build near St. Ger.
mslns fantastic Ind costly villa-it was
cslled the Chateau of Home Crista—but. the
revolution of 1848. sud the expulsion of
Lottie Phllltppe. interfered with his plans
and restricted bis revenues. compelling the
ssle. some yesrs lster. 0! his country sent at
less than one-tenth of the original outlay.
Though always fund of woman. he did not
lenslly marry until he was nearly forty. his
wife being Id. Farrier, s vivacious and en-
gaging actress of the Ports St. Muttlu. with
whom he had long been in love.

Among his other follies be published a
daily newspaper. the Liberty; but this was
too much for him,nnd he retired worsted
from the financial engngemnut.
esssyed I review named the Month. from
the time at its “8.. “lulled in this. too
Subsequently“ published 2'50 W.
revived y‘esrs after under the title 0!" Meats
6'1“an which he printed his trsnalstlons.
sketches. sad romsncn’ss they fell hot from
his busy brain. “ The Three Guardsmen.“
sud its two sequels—“Twenty Years After"
sud “ Viscount ot Illusions." “Manna

 

 

or mos.” ‘m at iiimystcuu."

“ Queen Horton" “ Home Crista." especisl‘
ly the lost. I" the most populsr of all his
works. having been trsnststed into not less
that twelve image; The extent of his
productions
attuned that.

SOUTH EORWALK, ooitm,

Thsn be '

mumtnod; but ltll
tnoludln; unanimous sud _

bennstbsvs been tbssuthor:
or surly s titans-ad volumes—fist mots
thntbeeotnblnsdworttsot Lora «Van;

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Jan, Jan! and Jam.
“ Poor Jltn Wayne l" roman-its ttn Indlsnctj

piper. “ ha lass noun whore hsr tenders don’t
seswl when n tugtn tilts tbs glam up." .

A Mllwsulteo man went round to all the
bookstom in that city inquiring tor “ Brick
Pomsroy‘a Lita at Christ. “

Billings says: Thus slut snnyttdns tbst
will bomptetety huts lssynoss. but I ltsvs
known n second wife to hurry it sum.

An Eastern clergy-tutu: recently decimal
tbttt the whistling: of tits tullnwl engine on
Sunday “snorted defiance ltl the than of
heaven.“

This Mywtmmw has soon this item in
n lute invoice of fashionable Row York
furniture: “ Elegantly upholstered kneeling
benches for the my and bury laden. ‘

Californls urleultutht: us going Israe‘
t3 into ginger. They bsm‘t got numb be-
yond the first syllabls yet. but tiny hope to
do so when their plants germlnsto.

Au Indium tumor retused lstely to put»
lls‘lt eulugivs gratis. but sddscl. “ We will
publish tttu rtntpls Announcement 0! tlw
dam of any or our trlouda with pleasure.“

A. “'Nlt‘t‘lt paper sectors s contompootry
of “ dirty tttottnunss.“ and remarks: “We
wtutt hint to understand that two can play
st tltttt trutue.

An English lord otton “id to Tt‘tllttt “Mr.
“Putin. have you tltelaw of prltttononltttro
in Ante-rim l“ sztld Train. “ No.“ “ What.“
sold ho. “no hatttalll“ Still Trnlu. “ NF;
but wu hurts tbs cocktail.“

“ My amt.“ «id at tttttn of doubtful tltul“
“ls. putting his land on tho bond of tulm‘p
but slutty uruhlu. “ my son. l hollow Smut
lttts gut hold of you.“ “l‘tu pmttt‘ urtitt
ou‘t“ t‘t‘ttllud the boy.

'm An lowu llu\\‘lllttltt‘r proclaims ltsull Ht
‘ ltnuvst howl-union“ and bi snotltur punts
gritph says. “ W’ltt‘u tt \tlt\tl pruft‘utn hour's
tr umtuduymltwp your eye period for u
thief.“ :

An oil fut‘mur sold to his sum: “ Buys.
don‘t you uwr \Vllll for vlllltllltul to ltll‘ll up.
You might jtut mt wull go and all down on
u stutto in tho tulddlu of a tuuddot‘. with n
pull utwlxt your lugs. ntt‘ with for l\ cow to
M up to you to ho milked“.

ley lutvo some very Slll‘ll‘l bttulumv tunu ~
in Now Jvtsuy. last wuolt a young tuuu
Wlltl utt‘uclt by lightning In at tlvld ltt‘tu' 'l‘l‘tllt'
tun. tltltl wlttut the would bogutt to lloult to
tho aunt in look ttl tho Vltltlltl. lltvv found
it mutt standing by the corpse trying to avll
lightning ru let to tho r‘rowtl.

We C‘llllttll bu llltttlttl‘lll‘lll how we play
with the English lttntruugo. (tut: tiny but
work Q young lady of Now Guiana. \\‘ltll0
gutting tit and admiring tho hills of the
0mm rlvvr at tho point known «a the
Big Dill“. renturlted tu ltt~r companion ru-
t ntsbuttlcully “ lttt‘t lllttl dutu ulcu?“

A sharp old gentleman travullns out Wt!“
got p seat bosltln his wife in at crowded cur.
bf requesting the young man who ant by
her to “ plottsn to watch that. watntl‘n wltl‘e
he went into another car. tut alto ltutl tits."

A mun with sumo wit and n vary lung nose
that n neighbor. out: frosty morning. ubo
no; out. “ Hallo. Sutltlt t 1 met the end of
your nose back hm n pivot). and saw it was
completely frozen." “ No fault of mine.“
“id the undisturbed Smith; “I rubbed it us
far us Icouhl witch." ‘

“ Fwd." said a young man. walking up
State street. in Chicano the other day. after
listening to his wonderful story. “do you
know why you are likenharp struck by
lightning?" “No." says Fred. "I give it up."
“Becuuanls harp struck by llglttnlng is A
blasted lyre."

Sammy was rcudiugthn Bible very nt-
toutlvely. when his father came into the
room and asked him wlmthe found that
was so interesting. The boy looking up.
ought-iv exclulmod : “ I buvc found a place
in the Bible where they were all Metho-
dists." “How so?" lnqulrod his father.
“ Because." suld be. “all the people said
'nmen.‘ "

“That‘s where the boys fit for college."
said the Pt'olnssor to Mrs. Pennington. puluh
but to u schoolhouse. “Did they 2". Illd
the old lady. with snitnutlon. “Then. it-
thcy lit for the college bolero they want.
they didn't tight afterwards l" “You.“
said be. smiling and favoring the conceit.
“ but the fight was with the head. not with
the hoods." “ Buttod. did they 2“ sold the
old lady.

Old Ira Teuutstcr was it dreadful nieun
titan; he was uwlul moan. One dayths‘
old fellow. was at work on the high beams
of his barn. when he lost his bslnnce and
fell hertvtly on the door 90 feet below. He.
was taken up for doud.wlth almetursd
skull. and curt-led into the house. ‘ All ef-
forts to'brlng him to consciousness wet-a
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turnod sud asked Mrs. Teamiter for s
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skull was wsutlng. At momma.
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