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('3. 1h ll we have come to thlt grett stage of
t. is " whether that is the case. or wheth
rr the atumwch mine is responsible {or some
,4 nut crying. is a subject too shell-use {or
me to linger on in this ll!!! essay «on little
p- npic. We have all seen l!!! Ill!!! when
our little chubby fists got pretty well so
'tirililit‘t! with our mouths. lo! they were in
:h In all the time, when we were not. being
tilt-dried with a rattle and tickled with a
“e have gone through the trials
an»! irthuhtians stteo lsnt on getting
tveth in. only to prepare the way (or more
trim on) tribulations in getting them out
we have all had our bumps and tumbles.
and Etch has had to learn to creep belore
stun ling up and taking!“ bail. There is
n . pride more painlonsble than that which
t in other feels to the mice of her baby.
i: is the most natural thing in the World that
du- should become convinced it! her own
mind and heart that no such bsby as here
PVt‘!’ set loot on this sublunary and mundane
sphere belore. nor was it likely that any
such baby ever would be born at any home
«lime or remote period in the future. This
thought is a great mentors to her lor every
istmr or love she bestows upon it, and it
that child tails to become s President. a
member of Congress, or a captain of canal
boat the mother is disappointed. It is but
just to state that we do not cure to have our
baby hecomea member ol Congress ll be
is going to vote for any increase of the cur
rcncy and have the President vein the bill
“'hen one sits down and sobeely reflects on
the amount of pinching. patrolling. squeez-
ing and porting a baby is sublset to to its
to udercst years. when one calculates the
amount a! psregoric. DWI-film. MN“,
plasters and pills. that I poured into. appli-
ed to. and put down it. they canbut wonder
at the moment In arriving at a comedic!
maturity. I knewleoople once who had
ababy ltwutitcdrstéa rise little red-
laced red headed. m M. tailing he
not The mother brought ll over to our
house on one o! the hottest days it July.
but shehsd it wvoppodop in three shawls
and s hsdqsllt. and was lessee: every no
moot to out: your! gored. “no see the
tannin ymssool‘s loco!" should tone. as
she unwound him about tony tinsel sod
looked tosee which end his feet were co.
Shepsssod his: tone l0 “ll. HEM!!!
mother“ and I ordered blot upon nay shoe!
.‘aer and thought to assess him by waltslng
him armodllitthhthwesornlstfielor
he seemed rothlnkbswsilnahsavy
ground swellud was taken violently ses
sick so I handed thslittlspcssy :wcaey hit
a! sdsrllcg but to his mother sod she
massed tereukhiutoslespto them
or aflikurheocsaawsvs" asdtodmcst
on the beauty other baby.
"as. thnse nose—tilt lire!-
nessol loath—those tensor is his look!"
“clinician at s gnu (his lethal q“harps
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Indtohll! tn,- sum!!! who trunk-s-
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“He'sbeisg-vdcrodbys sup! n!“
She turned hinwrcags“ “his kid hm
on his. then on his baa. loosedhis bands.
rubbed theselu d k“ M a“! the has
stood in hereyes on she amt: remark-
ed:
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mouth. bottlie eyelspd leashes»! reminded
Ins cl hour Webstbr “lie” ti. mt
features bod mode me think 0! Ready the
Blacksmith ever since she
to straighten his legs
of his neck. and then carried him home un-
der her arm. He‘s alive yet.
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“choir!!!“ reorder «Home hull!“
theboylouyesraoldwhow levied tee
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0-de: tests: «that week."
ccraralttvd by Willie My. a hero! l!
who‘re: puttstberelarwlreheelatlt'cstx
repta dcel and dumb boy. who. hyper
shutout thumbingdnw aa ofleer tuthe
soot There wholemeal wounds on the
boy‘s breast. any one cl which would have
killed him. besides several ea hls hands.
and twoorthrrelathomkmsdsllascvasd
tohavs been nude with a little instrument
lllie a‘mfillh. Ductile!!! immediately
tellupou tubby Neuronal!!! hewssar
rested. Meanwhile the ground when the
crime was committed was mmined. plotter
casts cl tracks there found were taken. and
they corresponded exactly with the boots
worn by the two boys. l‘otucroy at that
cloudy denied his gullt. but. he was token
-—agslnst his violent platens—lo the under-
taker‘s where the body lay. and being forced
to look at it. trembled all over. On being
asked it he ever caw the boy before. he re-
plicd. ‘ Yes but l dun‘ t wantto look at him
any more" Other questions were put to
hire. and he Ilally ”0'08!“ but suit! that
if he did the deed he wasn 't aware of it
Some one having asked him what should be
done with him for the crime. he said ~ “Put
me somewhere. so I can‘t do such doings!)
The boy‘s mother, who is a respectable wo-
man. has accompanied him wherever the ol<
users have led him.
Pomeroy has been out of the return!
school ever since February. the governor
having pardoned him at the request of his
parents and others. on account of his good
conduct while in the school. but the pardon
wss granted against the protest of the as-
sletuut visiting agent of the state board of
charities. Pumcroy‘ a criminal career to
gen two years ago ahen a little boy was
found in Chelsea. tied to a beam in a shun
ty. cubed sod bleeding from several wounds.
Other boys. from four to ten years old. ware
maltreated by the young llcnd and he as
capcd detection for some tune, though rc~
words were od'ered for his capture. But,
one day. he cuuiitted one of his worst out-
rages in South Boston. and was at last de-
tected. Many children who had tearful
gushes upon them then identified him at
once. Pumcroy‘s mother herself was igno—
rant 0! her son‘s depravity, and was over
wheltned when the revelations were made.
It is now lesrcd that Pcmeroy has made
way with the little girl. Katie Curran. who
has been missing for s month or so. She
lived opposite the horns of Mlllinl. The
boy will doubtless be locked up again. in
an insane asylum. this ttme. it would seem
best. and probably won't be pardoned out
again very mu.
M»...—
“M lot-her.”
"When the heart is oppressed with anxi-
Ous cares—when the world looks cold and
drear—wheu black disappointments hang
hoavv round our necknand we hunger alter
a love that seemsmr to mode. whither do
our swim la Wei-to that nolbcr
in Heaven who never failed us while here.
When our hearts ache to dud ourselves no
longer needed to partake in the pleasures of
our children—scarcely welcome even to
share in their sorrows—when cold duty
takes the place at thy hssrt‘a clbrlngs in
sickle-I or sulbring to whom do we cast
our use upwards. thinking. oh! were she
here. when should waded everatoursidsl
—-our mother in Heaven.
When those we love have gone astray. sud
lsngusgstslls insures! the bitter chasm
gwlea the little to! whose Int toilet-lug
steps we havouphsld. or «and through
the drum atrial o! youth sud unlined.
have turned into devious who. Medics! oi'
tsvsr sucrose! our cry {or syrups-
t'yor pretend-whither do we turn. .
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A Ill!!!“ Will OI!!-
Thaslgual 036???“ ill little route at
lorthenontsralcseltbsdspot. about
tylsstahovethspavenenh it is reached
‘tbyaaerrwwpassagc-wnylmruthsWsst
meadwhvoyoagotiatokyousssa
sight whlehtaadswintc so unmask
able surprise. Looking down the depot
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leetlvngthbylwohul’dredlcctbrcathmcv-
sredwlthaalrenrcclsndllghtcdlroutthe
too Metering-mm find so
in; incessantly. but no «eludes was we
shovel-1th“: asrsyuloed acid.
“weatoalikeclockwotk” More!“
mismieelsrvretierlauach‘otw
durlasatourelduty.whlehm from
OA.I.toll ”I“! their notices helm
Whoalamasdcoatlrcloek. The
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“Mthemaudtepldrlngelabwll
overhead. “W‘fi’lmfi to
Seawall street“ “You use.“ said the
wm‘hhcrehsmlsmilelmaedh
weatstolluowllwemreadylmlt“ “But
howdeuhrststhatbflflsldlm “hr
electricity.“ westhcrcply “filth-Hull‘s
patent. which works like a chm.“ la a
(or it or to signs! it to stop“
lie W am nschluu end then
salrl.“'!‘hls throwe up the. signal toeemc in.“
and sure ml! la a law mall“ the min
arrived. Globe“!!! l“ lolly trolls or
rive and departs la is underlain: the Oct»
trsl Hudson. the Harland the New lla‘
vearcada. and hence the signal service is
one of increases activity. The mater
thsa internist as that each roar! has tour
starting bells ol diil‘eteut ltrys. ul! of which
were rung by him by means of electricity.
Three started passengertnlns. and one no
dered out the cars as soon as emptied. “You
said be. “this train which lie-Juneau!
in The passengers are gone and I want to
know lithe baggage is taken out? lie touch
ed a stop sud rungs bell (us he said) six hun-
dred tact distant. In a moment It boil over-
head struck twice. “Baggage if out.“ he
said “otherwise he wuuld have struck ono.
and I would have waited I must or
dcr the train out. Do you see that lotuocov
“Yell“! ahead! Woll.now. see it move.”
He touched a stop and I saw the letter Z
displayed at a window in s aide building.
“He hears a bell ring also " said the opera
The engine backed down and hitched to
the empty train. and the Z disappeared. ”I
shall now send him out." said the operator.
as he touched another stop, and the empty
train at once moved lot-ward and lelt the
depot. The letters X Y z (I may add par
tlcularly). designate the locomotives oi the
Harlem. Hudson River and New Haven
rosda.aud are the signals to back down and
connect with trains
" l mu now about to send out a passenger
train." continued the operator—“ a hall
hour ago I struck twice to open the doors
anu let the passengers pass from the sitting
room to the cars. Now I shall soon close
that door. but first I must stop checking
baggage.” A rural! kuoh was touched by
his finger. ”Now." said he “the next
outtht m snot waitlar soother
train. or! than!!!" ‘tduch with the lid-
gcr) the baggage car is hauled cut end
switched on to the right. track. Five min-
utes more and she is od'. Here goes the
‘ close the door hell” (it touch.) no one passes
in after this. Now I say sllshoart! (a touch.)
and we heard the distant voice of the con.
ductor echoing through the vaulted roof
Now ll moves." (another touch.) and the
rumbling motion was immediately percepti-
blc. and in a few seconds the truth lot! the
depot. As the cars go up the read they rig
us! their progress by ringing hells in this
some omce until they have got through the
city streets. and thus give ussurnncc of it
clear truck. lor all that may {allow The
depot will contain twilvc tables of thirteen
can! each and by mm at this wonderful
system they are all m'uougcd with dispatch
sod safety. '
W
Elder Knapp.
. Multitudsshsve real with emotion the
recent tidings o! the death at Rocklord. 1th.
of the illustrious Baptist. Jacob Knapp,
compared with whom common revivallsts
(sable class cflprescher is callsd)are pygmies;
Born in Congo county. New York. in 1790.
be evangelical as «lug!!! “morals on the
one hand and Spain on the other. During
his bail century cl labor. he must have
been the means of awakening. according to
his tally. lullv a quarter 0! a million souls;
tor. thirty years ago he gave up the score at
one hundred thousand.
For homespun wit. smut. dcrccneas. for
an oddity sometimes seeming irreverent. yet'
ioiued ”touchy! lbw pulpite‘ers in 'rnod
ern tltues. I fancy. hove equal”! Knapp. A!-
most as dmufiM‘islicst as mirth-
lul in story-telling and as powerful in pa-
thos. the elder moved people to laughter
and tears. to bastitode and terror. Like a
obscututustc orator he felt his hearers.
“Whittle!!! preached God." he sold in one
sermon. ‘mngstoues accused clubs and rot-
firm at." Waldtlodot
incumben-
phssiaed the
cal and call. Int it I“ 1th be
thstthoollypurpcssol his oddltleswasto
spurs. “ Lput so“! wheat and saute obs!
la uyserraons.” ”satisfied I throwout
thschal in hopes that actor who corn to
cstssthterrsnth
Womfim
lagsrevivsl. sumo... preschsdtwios
numerous-r rhswsekpvtrk
“commuter-ole:
3 new would! cl stovepollsh (to the
log a terrible winds! to: tho delectntlou of
(night. It gets the horses in the habit cl
' wekasw.
toolkit-cm ms,
J“ {W'thmc
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“Cloning isqu enough before marriage.
but tbobllling doesn't come till alter: and
then it comes from tradesmen.
A Wisconsin paper says cl Stunner; “B!
was a great ststssrnau. and it he borrowed a
dollar he didn‘t lorget to pay it.“
A teacher asked an cannot!!! schoolgirl
why beer in Much woe leniaiue She re-
plied that it was proluhly owhu‘ to the fuel
that the boys liked it so well..
A bolt of lightning struck Pursuallrowu
low‘a house it! Knoxville the other night.
but alter finding that the person wan threat.
it went out by way of the cellur.
it will he observed that the “at!!!“ deaths.
which are at almost daily occurrence. ct
perm who were in apparent good health.
westerly all born among the mica. flow
would medics! utcu accouut (or this?
A Vermont preacher. who Wh-
sskstl his congregation“ pray torthecehor
cl aivcal payer. recently. bed a bill not to
hire to! thirteen your? subscript“ to that
WW. cud m worth cl religious notices.
The young married am. who lound “lib
sell at the thaw. the other cvcuhtg.with
but mm! in steelxeolowu litmus. tron a
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W, l“ ;
Mm“ toltaow “how longthe hm
clenulug bustesoshgolug to last. any w
People who are cvorwhe mutt entrant to
pw for their whims. as the town {use did
lie went back on his own true love because
she ate cutout. and thcjury gsvc her $.30!
damages. llow much better tor him it he
had oil’s» her by eating Limburgor cheese.
Two young men. out riding. were passing
a farmhouse. where a farmer was try to ban
ut’as an obstinate mule. " Won‘t be draw,“
said one ot the uwn. “Of eounc.“ said the
farmer. “llu‘l! draw the attention 0! every
foul that pl“?! this way.“ g'l‘he young men
drove on.
A Parisian. who was known ill a tree
thinker. met a lrlcud the other day.and.
tithing I!!!“ by the hand. said. “I have be-
come a Christian. " “ I am glad to hear it. “
he replied. “suppose we now have a settle-
ment at that little a?unt between us Pay
me that thou owcst." “Nu." said the new
born child. turning on his heel. "' religion in
religion. and business is business.”
They tell a queer story about the doctors
in a certain Texas town. who were all away
lust summer to attend a medical canvoutiou.
They were absent about two months. and
onthclr mummwm palatable!
recovered. the drill: it!!! had closed, the
nurses had opened danciugochoolay he cem-
etery was cut up into building it) the un
dortukcrs had gone to muklug iitldlce. and
the beam had been painted and sold us a
circus wagon
A popular clergyman oi Buil‘ulo returned
from an extended Journ y. a few days since.
and just as he ullghtcd trout the cure. and
was receiving the congratulations of a crowd
of delighted parishioners who had assembled
to greet hint. an inohrlated individual lol-
lowed in his wake. suizod him by the hand
and exclaimed: --“We!l. good bye, old pard.
I'm going further. and shall keep up the
same oh! drunk tor a while yet. but you're
pretty well aobered up. and ybu had better
keep no.1'cpcct as drinkin' a rough when a
ieliow‘ it 'round home. But. you or how
to go on a gullus spree and havewum time
just as good as any purd I ever had; and you
has my respect. Dev-dew. old buster. " :Be-
tore the astonished clt-rgyntan could gather
his wander“. wits the fellow was oil. leuvo
the gossips o! Buflslomnd a prospective
candidate lor the lunatic asylum.
m »
Wan-I Know slew Emma-Now
the winter is here. it would perhaps be as
well to discontinue ‘haylng. and turn your
attention to getting in your tel! saw-logs.
No former can consider his full crop com-
plete until he has his collar supplied with
saw- -.logs Seated around the biasing hesrtb
of a winter a night. there is no lrult more
delicious.
A correspondent asks us. what we think
or late plowing! Plowing should not be
condoned later than 10 or 1! o‘clock st-
stsying out. late. and unduly exposes the
plow. We have known plows to acquire
spring-halt and inflammatory rheumatism
tron late plowing. Don’t do it
To another correspondent who wants us
to suggest a good drain upon a term, we'
would any. n heavy mortgage at ten per oigl
will (train it about as rapidly as anything
When you make cider select nothing but
the soundest turnips. chopping them into
sled lengths belor! cradling them. In boll-
!ng your older use plenty of ice. and when
boiled. hang up in them to dry.
A pick-sac should never be used to pick-
ing Wes. it has a tendency to break
down the vlnes and damage the hives. '
In sowing your winter apple-Jack. a horse
will he found prelernble to a step ladder;
step-ladders are liable to item up, and are
hat!!! P!!!“lll! iUlises Med with sugar.
In cutti‘ug; coon; hemlock trees tor can-
Mm“? mm %"3\l Kw!
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FILLING. A SPECIALTY.
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DRESS MIAKING.
runs. 1.. a. WELLES
Respectfully informs the ladies thst she has taken
the rooms over HRS JUDD‘S HIWNERY. Iain
Street. and oellcits a share of their patronage.
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Real Eshte and insurance Agent.
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Attorney & Counsellor-ovum
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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Imported Wines,
‘ Liquors, Ales.
Lager and Sagan.
The have the host Billiard Table in the almond
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