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Jnnsthaa‘s Waning—A hearth sf Jaiy
nailed.
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in s. a. sweetie
a. =.-.unsu would rationing go,
on he put 6. his “0‘ chapean.
i now a beautiful [ll-i.“ “It.
And i think she‘s rather fond of no.
. ”null“ is my dude?! halls.“
w and bin «mine and when be came
Rs;v‘f and I014“. M “m I‘ M Mk
n. .ihlw her eyes. so coy and sweet.
And looked like a dove that was coolant
so the boy began his wooing.
r m a stout old gentleman named John Ball.
\\ we head was empty. whose stomach was full.
3... rennin“ to put an and to that.
w e gamed his crown on his head for a bat.
u -. using his bulldog. crossed the ass.
on: under! as assd as he could be:
y... he saw as be pasted up the hill. .
"as: the lovers were hissing. as lovers will.
“You rascal. what srayon doln. t“
And Jonathan answered. “Waning."
rm. Bull grew Inadder. as you may snppestt
For he shook his hat under Jonathan's nose.
rm: girl shall never hseuns year wife.
u i new to pnnsnelyonoatof life!“
,tnnsthan looked it Ill In“ N; ‘.‘V
\n l strippfli up the sleeve on his own little wrist.
at hlle “it“ lsdy who this disturbance made
~ mod holding his coat. and was sure afraid.
I! was clear there was mischief brewing~
A tight as well as s wooing.
w 1 pull in a moment was on the pair:—
ue :rabbod Columbia by the hair.
\1-1 the fell on her kneelwith her lover‘s coat.
u. ‘e be held the younger by the throat.
y if he could no; stop his wind.
:2 I ugly bull—dog had crept behind.
ix: nhere Jonathan‘s trowaera w-ere broad and
slack. '
3:5: fastened his teeth. to pull hint back;
The fragments thr ground will be strewing
Before he gets through with his wooing!
1 rury next moment the lad let Iv.
.\ ad planted his right in Bull‘s left aye;
i: fell with s heavy. thnddlng sound.
A at tumbled the old man on the ground.
2‘ the do: that hangs to Jonathan so
'.\‘~‘l only let go! But be will let go.
‘ “'tlc Columbia has a pet bird.
now will nuke itself seen and heard.
The bulldog will soon be ruin:
That he was at Jonathan‘s wooing!
Dan 11 swoops the eagle. and holds him in cheek:
1-. terrible talon is in his neck.
Add it will go deepa'. deeper down
“More he reaches Columbia's gown!
John and Jonathan haves new round.
And John has got Jonathan on the ground:
lizncl your eye. my brave little man.
And, since he‘s choking you. kick if you can!
Somebody will be boo-baring
Before you hoist your wooing!
l‘w" Jonathan‘s luck his changed. for its-
ll ..» the headof old Bali in chaneery:
i‘nnf your right in his right eye now.
And Bull will bellow-«ho does—like a cow:
' )lumbin watches with happy surprise.
\nd the stars in her jacket are bright as her eyes:
“’1! the powerless bail—dog—he looks grim.
Fur the eagle‘s talon is still in him:
Re won‘t do any more chewing.
At least, at Jonathan‘s woolngl
Hint heart never wins. but a stout one may.
And Jonathan‘s won his lsdy today.
B :ll knows it. and runs. with the boy in pursuit.
lie sees it. and feels it too. to boot!
Fls- to your ship. John. and homeward steer!
You will get norokicka then copper! hero.
Ynn call for your bulldog—where b be i
The eagle is dropping hint isto the Ian!
ink out. or you'll find it pursuing
Yon. for yoursharo in the wooing!
Jonathan was Colanbia'a been.
Sohspatoahisooatandbest chaps-n.
And they sat. together. in sun and shade.
Two happy lava-s. of no one afraidi
“he pelted his have old eagle. while he
Told how the ship area standing to non.
Never to bring John Balsa! nave:
if it did he'd trash Ii. wot-Io than before!
And then lib kisses renewing.
Jonathn’went on wosingt
&
gel“! affirm.
of not less than six months from the date of
entry to the time of payment. but this does
not interfere with the right to pro-erupt.
The fact that a person has had the benefit
of the Preemption set does not in any case
interfere with his right to homestead. The
fast that a person has had the benefit of the
Homestead set does not prevent him from
pro-emptied. but new can kite his or her
land in the urns Stats or Territory to take
the henaht of the Preemption ant. insa-
mnoh as both homestead and pro-eruption
require actual residence upon the lands
claimed. no person can hold land under
both sets at the saute time. No person can
preempt or homestead more than once.
—-u»s‘>—n——
Which was the Wastsrt
“Sarah. I Iili sorry to see such wasteful‘
noes.“ said William Andrews. as be picked
some papers out of the wood-box and held
them up. “The names pays two centsa
pound for these. '1‘qu Day told me hit
wife bought all her tin‘ware with her paper
rags. Wenever can thrive unless you st~
tend to these little wastes. You know the“
old saying. ‘srnsll leaks sink a ship.‘ "
Sarah was a wise woman. who didn‘t
“flute up" at every trifle; so she tucked the
paper into the rsrbng which hung in the
cellarway. and as she was busy paring ap-
ples. she thought she would pursue this sub-
ject of waste still further. She evidently
had something on her mind. too. She
spoke more pleasantly than William did.
but quite as decidedly.
“What would you say of me. William. if.
instead of wasting a tenth of a cent in old
psper.I took two dollars' worth of sugar
and threw it out in the. door-yard t“
William looked up with surprise atthe
absured question. .
"Or. if I should burn up a new dress of
Jennic‘s to kindle a are 9"
“Don't talk nonsense. wlfc," said he an-
grily.withadim conviction that in some
way be was the man.
"What dim-runes is there between my
acting so and your losing one or two days'
work every Week for a mere trifle! Six dol.
lars you lost last weokJur a mere dispute
with your employer. It is only a wonder
that you have your place buck this week. I
presume you _wouldn’t if he had not been so
pressed with work. Tn-day you might have
been busy. but if_ I struck work for
every whim. also. where would the house go
to 2 Suppose women struck for eight hours
aday. The majority of us work sixteen.
and make less fuss about it than men do at
their ten hours. We never have a day.
either. unless really sick. The small sav-
ings I might make in a month would not
amount to half what you music every day
that you lie idle."
Sarah may have grown a little warmer us
she proceeded. but she kept her temper.
William looked “cheap," and felt convicted.
in just this light.
on well. and somehow fell into the way men
all on his wife.
tinkercd up the front fence.
“Set on dinner early. 8
incl!) at the door.
shop."
they began “to thrive like mice in a mill."
W
“De Penisionsflosiar I”
lwss talking with one of the young aren-
He really had not looked on profit and loss
He knew he did not get
have had. since Adam’s time. of blaming it
For a wonder. he did not
reply. but took a hammer, and went out and
ally." be “admins-
“I guess I won‘t go to
Ricefield this afternoon; I'll go over to the
Sarah rejoiced at this decision. and set him
on the nicest'of dinners. served in the pleas-
antest manner. She encouraged and helped
him to break up his wasteful habit of losing
a day's work so often unnecessarily, and
A sapleut looking Fuyetteville darkey, osv
for the young gentlemen of the Clayuniau
Society! During the afternoon of that day
linden refsmd in. and he said he had an “
“We who. flout send cause. seemed to
have grown permanently hamft of all stuns. ”“23!" ceriuma‘iihctidugsha‘egldgomf rum arm“ in savanna.
tlun. and with tears in his eyes. this young "‘2. W ‘ ‘ W --
man said: «on. u 1 could out, m mm W “3““ mi tumours nuns or mvnnrtsmn.
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lwssprofuundly moved. I said: “My 4 ”a am mm 0 ts it ‘
sombrtna the nldpsrw around. i havoaot "n’ a” t it ' ‘ m w u
some good ukas in m lecture it at will 0 “INT ‘
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one or the other.“
Then the young mun wupt on my neck.
and presently spread both his hands on my
head and looked up toward heaven. mum-
bling something rcverentiyt and then went
after his uncle. lie placed him in full View.
in the second row of the benches.thnt night.
and I began on him. I tried hint on mild
jokes—then with severe ones; I dosed him
with bad jokes. and riddled him with good
ones; Iflrcd old. stale jokes into him.and
peppered him fore and sit with red-bot new
ones. I ivsrmed up to my work. and as-‘
saultod him on the right and left. in front
and behind; I fumed. and charged. and run-
tod.till I was hoarse and slck,and frantic
and furious; but I never moved him once-
I never started nsmlle nor tesrl Never a
ghost of a smile. and never a suspicion of
moisture! I was astonished. I closed the
lecture at last with one despairing shriek—
with one wild burst of humor—and hurled
ajuke of supernatural atrocity full at him!
Then I sat down be wildercd and t-xhnus
led.
The president of the society chine up
and bathed my bond with cold water. and
said: “ Whul made you curry on so toward
the lust f"
I said. “I wss trying to make that con-
founded olll idiot laugh. in the second
n‘w‘ll
And be snid, “ thll.you were wasting your
time; because he is deaf and dumb and as
blind as a badger."
Now. was that any way for that old man's
nephew to impose on a stranger and an or-
pllnn like me?
wafiw“
Something About Business.
People are beginning to appreciate the
fact that calls 5‘ of our western friends for
more money are to be answered more speed-
ily and more fully than it would be possible
for Uncle Sam to answer them. There is
every indication that the crops are to be
heavier than they were ever known to be
before. With large harvests and with
speedy and cheap means of realizing upon
them our western friends will find their
demands astisfled. and will moreover be
taught one very valuable lesson. Nature is
this year getting ready to teach the people
what our sblest political leaders have been
unable to impress upon them. the difference
between capital and greenbacks. The west-
errt farmer who finds that his wheat yield
is larger than ever before. and that he can
market without having all the profit tattoo
away by the railroad companies. will bim-
derstsnd that good crops
SOUTH NORWALK
iisw l was Bail. seed in good time a
——-— way about the harvest.
nr luau rwsus. Don‘t talk a man to death. It is a hard
way to die. “
You may remember that l lectured lately Don‘t give your bonus coin to a blind or‘ it
nndarinder. It is but
out
nursed him tenderly
words were: “I forgive you.
it with an ivory-bundled pistol.“
Abbey a memorial to
first observer of the transit of Venus.
cd tnthe following sentence: “John P. Brn-
dy gave mu a black walnut box of quite a
small size."
wrote :
a
that. they “couldn‘t palm of any biled pipe-
stcms on him. '
. now and then would not hurt you much:
nd let the Lord have His
tor to spend it for air
tickets. ‘
Don‘t slip in at the bank dam and drink
one. It reduces the harkecpnr‘a profits.
lion‘t imagine that the welfare ntthe "
rl shut her lover. and then
till he died. lilslust
Mary ; you did
An Arbutus 3i
plane in Westminster
Jeremiah Horrolmhu
it is proposed to
All the letters in the alphabet arc contain-
Wbltticr being asked for his suthugr npb.
The name is but the shadow. which we and.
Too often. larger than the man behind.
An unsophisticated person once declined
plate of macaroni soup with the remark
A Down Elsi clergyman recently lost. two
pair of rubbers wrapped up in a circus pos-
ter. lie is careful to state that the poster
was second hand.
Athusdnr. Canada. a man rallied uil‘ his
family Bible for ten cents a shake; in Buf-
falo a man sold his shanty for hit) to raise
money to take himself and “old/:womuu"
over to Canada to see u prize tight.” »
“The toast of a {noise 2
All hail! the American aixlul
Proud bird of neodon. all hall.
The fowl that no one can invalulc.
0r put salt on its beautiful tail.“
“Would a little spirits now and then hurt
me much 1’“ asked a patient of his physi-
cian. “No.“ sold the doctor; a little spirits
but if you don‘t taku any they won't hurt
you at all
A man who wns seen 'coming out of a
Texas newspaper oflice with a split nose and
with only one eye and one ear. explained to
a policeman that be entered the union simply
to see whether the editor was in. “And he
was in." added the victim mournfully.
A Welloknown judge of thel Supreme
Court of New York often relieved his ju-
dicial remarks with a touch of humor. One
day. during the trial of a case. Mr. Gunn
was a witness on the stand, and as he hesi-
tated a good deal and seemed unwilling af-
ter much persistent questioning. to tell whst
he knew. the Judge said to him: "Come.
Mr. Gunu. don't hang tire." After the ex-
nminatlon bud closed. the bar was convulsed
by the Judge adding: f‘Mr. Gunn. you can
go oE—you can be dlschnrged."
An old Scotchmnn was taking his grist to
to mill in sacks thrown acrost the back of his
. 001v
30?”!
(Wild! ll 0““ d um am. In! arm.
'1‘. h!- SOIWN s
specialty.
OFFICE OVER BWORD‘B erulno lure-sun.
1t. THURSDAY,
mall: fisnfinsl.
ransom svanf‘rwasnsr some.
earns a oosnau. Proprietors.
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mania copies. a (lento-
“amused?“
Walls. and Visit-inroads assented la the
Richest Iris of the Art.
Work done at short notice. on rsaaonalus term.
I) E N 'I‘ I S T .
Extraction tasthsnd inserting artificial dentureu
South Norwnlk.
W
HUTCHINGS.
Formsriy nutrition a Ferris. Ely’s Block. Main
street. sou Norwallt. Thankful or the past pat-
trom his customers. he hopes. by
Groceries to meet
crou- shuru of
M i-tf
JOPN
tlon and secure a
'hu r a
ppm in the future.
theit patronage
JULY 9.1874.-. , ‘
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H A B N E S E S 9
Horse Forum-n Goods and
.‘l‘rlnlta.
' South Norwalk.
M ‘I n 8‘s.
Ila-m0. .
NEVv' YORK
LAGER BIER SALOON,
In CLAY s i‘. . next to Adam‘s Hat Factory
FICK’S LAG” Bum,
By the Glass. Bottle. Quart or log.
mus GEO. SHA‘UB. '
PENNEIILIE’S INK
GOODEONCUGH!
The gentleman who stole the Bottle of Pounell's
ink from the Post one. is welcome to it. if he will
oul tell his friends of its merits.
’ J. w. roman.
JAMES K. TAYLOR,
GENTLEMAN’S NUBi‘sE,
Rs in bad a lsr hos ital ex erisnc and also
v E ‘0 p 0&1“! hiso'servicesto
much practlcu in private asses.
an requiring a skillful and careful nurse.
ersnsaybe left at Stillson‘s City 11);“
Store. South Norwalk.
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I“ ItANK A. TOLLES a (20..
names ll
tiltUUh‘ltiES PROVISIONS,
Preserves. Jellies. Canned l'rnits. lite.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK MAIN 813,
some souwsut. “court."
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til-y
W n. TOLLES.
' Dealer in
Stoves, 'l‘iu Ware. Cooking Utensils.
losses and lease rue-lain: Gaels.
executed to or. J biting of
attended
u-tf WASHINGTON STREET. EOUTR NORWALK.
n.r.n.swssr-r.~ 1
I) E N T [S '1‘ ,
OnlUI OYIB
FILLING. A mczsrmr.
Nitrous Oxide
hours I A. I. to
SOUTH NORWALK,
bl ~t Roofi . Ti . Copper and Sheet iron work
‘ a' n all kinds promptly
ANDREW SELLECK’S BOOK STORE.
administered for extracting. Oillrs
b P. I. In
THE CLARK HOUSE,
OPPOSITE N. r. s NIIL R. R. DEPOT. '
FRANK HEAD d: 00..
Wholesale Confectioners.
ICE CREAM u'iuuricwnrns,
For the wholesale and retail trade.
NO. 3
' nonwsnu. conn.
JOHN H. SMITH.
FLOR-ism,
City of South Norwalk Conn.
Plants and Flowers at all Seasons.
united to order at short notice.
scams 3. KELLOGG,
SOUTH NORWALK,
Pinning liliil Building. (Enhance east side
Near the Steamboat Landing,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
W Geo- mark. Anom- sundown“. um mums:
, . ~ “firmgnabls prices. Satisfaction gnaranteed.
fifiEss MAKING-4 ,
.—-°-- .. HARDWARE.
NBS. In. E. WELLES 7
nsspeotfuliy informs the ladies
the rooms over £38. JUDD‘S in
Street. and osllolts a share of their
on! . South Nor-walk
new.
no. 5th. rats.
that she has taken
waist“. lain
- THE ‘ssu'il‘rlfi" turner. ,
GAZETTE B UILDING,
. 88
EAST SIDE OF MAIN STREET. SOUTH OF RAIL ROAD
Flowers for Funerals furnished. and tastefully ar
Carpenter and Builder.
JOB Palm-mo
FOR SALEOB 1‘0 LET.
VALUM!“ ranraart' sum res
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2l-2 lilies flom Nomlk and 1-2 fills fig
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GBOCEBIES. PROVISIONS, DAILY le
FEED, Etc., Etc.
Japan, Oolong. Imperial Teas,
so eta. per Pound.
GOOD BLACK TEA. 50011.12” ”1.
Fullstock. embracing anything in the Grocery
line kept may on hand.‘
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HATS! HATS! HATSU
LADIES :—
You will and all the Latest Styles at the old stand
and a disposition to lease all who may favor us with
their petronsco. 3 us your
Palmettos,
Braids,
muons,
Neapolitans.
Or anything you wish lianelsed and Pressed.
GENTS’ HATS
Cleaned and Trimmed. Particular attention
paid to.
PANAMA i HATS.
nox'r roses-r m ruck.
7777 Marshall St.
Giles Haulenbeck.
an BAH uranium
OYSTER STEW
inclty «county. Also
Roasted, Fried or Raw.
swans .u' an. nouns.
nor was up comm
nuns», pm. on can.
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ALES and WINE.
Tlrbestsunrmtintownof
GENERAL HARDWARE.
room.
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