' VOL. 4. No. as;
fleeing.
' 108's retirees»: or now
I‘l‘uwsurtun on Joe 21:.)
ev run our. xenon s. new“.
How long will ye my soul distress
And with your crushing words oppress!
Tenttmesye mush-sensuous '
And scourge I without blah of ehomo.
Grunt l hove done some wrong unknown.
The wrong ebldes with me clone.
if ye ‘golnet me yourselves oxelt.
convicting mo of shomefol fouit.
Know ye 'tls and my nose embroilo
And scores mo in lite angling toils.
"Violence!“ I cry. None nukes reply.
l shout! There‘s none to Justify!
A hedge eeroee my peth is thrown.
1 content Milt settl- down;
an robe of honor as both shred.
Iy crewmheth revisited from my heed:
l roll. demolished ell eronud. .
sly hope like tree plucked from the ground.
lite wreth egolnet me hotly glows.
lie conch me foremost of tile foes.
Together much Bis troope in rents.
They hoop up their booiegiug bent-o.
As round o fortreoo closely pent;
They pitch thelrcemp shootmyeent. '
lly m towns-d me ere chengod.
Aognolntmtcos ere quite «congl-
lly neerest kin of me ore shy.
My friends forgetful pose me by;
They who within my house sojourn—-
hleltl-sert-eute of my house home-born»-
As if e vgggbond they sports.
And see! me see wretch forlorn:
My servent. musd. no snewor geve:
My mouth mnethfihlm lilo ooleve.
My very wife doth loethe my smell.
Men of my blood it doth repel;
Mere striplings mock me with their cries.
And. )eer my movements when 1 rise;
My boeom friend- obhor my woes.
.tnd thooe i loved ere chengcd to fees.
hhnveled to e mere okeletun.
My skin end dosh cl-ve to the bone;
l on: eeceped the Jews of deeth
fly the bore skin upon my teethl
my. my fricndel Ohl pity me!
"fie God both leid His hend on use!
u'hy chose me. so if ye were God.
touted withmydosnnndhloodt
0h: might some ecrlbe my words enroll.
Embluen them on pemhment scroll:
With stile of iron by grerlng stroke
i one them with loud in looting rock:
i know the: my Redeemer tireth:
We: its from M oholl rise!
when deeth this wetting skin doetroyeth.
out of my flesh shell use mine sync
and etending forth clone for urn-
M'lne eves. none other. Blot shell see!
t‘uuuume-l within by m "I'm
My Minn for list deliver-once longnlehl
N. 1’. Independent.
ii-‘or the Soc-re Nonwen demurrer.)
ISABEL.
II' {UTIUI 0. lull“
When the Winter. wild end cold.
L‘uto Spring Ind given birth.
And the tiny towers epsprsng
From the bosom of the eerthrr
Then. within e woodlend dell.
not i dret sweet leobcl.
Grocefnl on Titeeie queen.
Glidee she through the open door:
Light no pottertng April shower.
Fell her footsteps on the door:
While the voice i love on well.
Murmurs. “Tie your leehel. “
Flies too fest Icebfucted time.
While we love end longh end ulna——
Angels hour us from Beer-rs clime.
Freehonod toys on owifteet wing:
And the ty is bright shore.
tt'hllewe live in light .et love!
Darker then nuut‘e sehie suede“
Bonnier the: senator ekloo-
Brighter a. it some below.
Are my pruclotu deriieg‘s eyeei
Ettlken inches. them welll~
dude. wlnocmo lsebsll
Purer her love. piecid end still
Then yonder rivu‘s gentle low.
While by tell tower or rising hill
[to woven in interest ripples go.
lior thought thet is not high end pore.
Reflects from eye of deepest bus.
to the splendor of the w.
Gliding loud end purpitng loot
Though the mouths swift glide ewey.
Still our love shell ohongelool ho‘f—
Yee. though time shell looting dy.
Our love oholl link m1
lsturthonthehluehlngroort
inhuman“:
In the dimples round her mouth.
VMHMFWMM:-
an: demeanor-emu“.
or marathon-it
commence-o1“: eudwene—
Aetuetn combine- en thelee:
Gunshot-reunite- user.
To end ftn were merrily:—
Bet myyeynewordeuutoll.
Inthelnvo d 1.“!
gear! gleam.
THE. MANAGING WIFE.
Em Jones he; just finished looking over
us. ymrym~ .. .7 ,
was up. “how
“Well."eekedhie wife.
doyoucolne out?
“Windfall! hahuhend.“tbot myer
”marl-grapes yeerhevebnenthir-
ty-eeveu ceuuorere donors."
"Andyourincome hes been stew-end
donors."
“1 mneged pretty well. didn't I!"
“Doyonthiekitmmslflxwellmrxeeed
your booms!" .
" Wheohthh-tymrn centsf". eeked Kr.
Jone-.111“:
'Rotmnohnobemhntotilieomethlng.
ttesrmstomethetrse oughttohoromred
insssodot fellinghehlud.‘
'Buthewc-wo nose on thh eelsry.
W Wehem'snsndctremfly.
winced-tuber'uphlit ell.”
“muehmhwhiohwo
mum ”mutation-ti '
M not to exceed it."
“Thet'e well. I shouldn‘t relish boring
mire‘blllnt‘o pey. As I em psld every
. w on ouch me
hell the money.“ pey nt. bend you
“The different cherectsrs of huebend end
wife mey he Judged from the vorootion
which ghee been recorded. Mr. ones bed
but little prudence or foresight. He lived
chiefly for the present. end seemed to funny
tbet whetrvrr contingencies might orlso in
the future. he would. somehow or other. he
provided for.
Now. trust in Providence is u very proper
feeling. but there is o good duel of truth in
the old edege that “God will help those who
help themselves."
Mrs. Jones. on the century. bod been
brought up in e femlly which wee compelled
to be economlcel. end eltbough she won not
disposed to deny herself comforts. yet she
felt tbet it wee desireble to procure them It
e foirprico. The time ot which this our
venetion took piece wee oi the commence-
ment of the second year of their msrrled
a. .
The first step which lire. Janos |took on
occeptlng the chemo of the household ox-
peuoee woe to institute the precticc of pay-
ing cosh for ell erticlee tbet came under her
depertment. She 'occordingiy called upon
her butcher end inquired:
" How often here you been in the habit
of presenting your bill. Mr. Williems!“
"Once in six months.“ wee the reply.
“And I suppose you sometimes have bud
bills?"
“ Yes. onevtllird of my profits. on so two
rage. ore swept at by some of them."
" And you could word. I suppose. to sell
somewhat cheaper for resdy moneyf"
“Yes. end I would be glad if ell my cus-
tomers would give me e cheuce to do so."
“I will set them on exemple then.“ sold
Mrs. :Jones. “Remnant. whatever erticles
we shell purchase of you shell be peid for
on the spot. end we will expect you to sell
us, reseonsble so you can."
This egrcemeut was mode with others.
, won. it is scarcely ueedful to sey. were very
glad to enter into the ornament.
Reedy money is the greet support of trade.
end u cosh custouwr is worth two who pur~
chase on credit. /
Fultuaotely. Int. Jones had it solull sup-
ply of money on head. which lulled lili illt‘
first monthly installment from her husband
become due. Thus site was enabled to our-
ry out but cosh plea from the beginning.
Another plan which occurred to her its
likely to sure exprusru we: to purchase or.
tlclee in lerge quantities.
Silo lied soon unveil money enough from
the emouot ellowed her to do this. For at
nutple. instead of buying auger u few pounds
et s time. slte purchased e borroLend suc‘
corded in saving it cent or more on the
pound. ‘
This poritups «mounted to but u trifle in
the course of u your. but the system curried
out to repeal to other srticles yielded e to
suit thet wee by no menus o trifle.
At the close of it your. on exoluiulug ltor
benk-book—for site regulsrly deposited
whatever money she hurl no occasion to use
in one of these institutions—alto found elm
bed {150. besides reimbursing herself for
the money used during the first month of
her experiment. end bad enough left to lost
euothcr.
“ Well. Elieebctb. have you kept within
your ellewence f" eshed her husband. “ i
guess you hove not found it so eeey to save
on you. thought for.”
y" I here oeved something. however" said
the wife. “ But how is it with you i“
“ Thet's more then I can soy. However.
I here not exceeded my income. thet‘s one
good thing. We here lived full on well.
end I don‘t know but better. then lost your.
when we spent five hundred dollers.
“ lt’o knock Euro.” sold his wile. smiling.
Bbe wee not inclined to soy how much
she bed sored. Bite wented. sometime or
other. to surprise him with it when it
would be of some service.
“ She rosy hove esved up twenty-ave dol-
lers. or some such trifle." thought Jones.
end so dlomlosnd the mutter from his mind.
At the end of the mend your. Mrs.
Joues‘s savings. including the interest.
emanating to three hundred end fifty dol-
lure. end she begun to feel quite rich.
Ber husbend did not think to inquire
how she hed succeeded. supposing. so be-
fore. thot it cald be‘hutn smell sum.
However. he bed o piece of good news to
communlcete. Bis selsrv bud been rslsed
from o thoneond to twelve hundred e your.
He edded:
“As before. I eliowed you one-belf my
income for expenses. it is no more then fetr
thot I will) so now. Thet ‘givg‘you o
bettt'chon’oe to s'evooome of itshenb’efore.
Indeed. I do not see how you hove succeed-
ed in loving thus for."
An before, Hrs. Jones sold she bed
sewed Mug, without smelly!“ the
emonnt.
Her eliowenoee were increeecd to six
hundred doilere, but expuses were not
proportiouetely icoreeeed et oil; so thet
herminxe forthegthird your swelled the
Win m in the book to six hundred
E
Holman theooutrsry. in spite of in-
creeoodeelery.w’esnobetter ocettheeud
"Perbepsnot. At eny role. I will on.
consent of the side windows."
“You. end they here e lures yerd be-
sides. 1 think we must hire one of them.
lguess I‘ll sngege one today: you know
out your is out next week."
“ Pleese. welt. Ears. till to-morrow before
clinging one."
“ Very well. i suppose tomorrow will be
ouflolently surly."
Soon after breeltfsst Mrs. Jones celled
upon Squire Bonnet. the owner of the new
block. sud intimated her desire to be shown
the corner house. Title request be readily
complied with. Mrs. Jones wee per.
foctly delighted with ell the errsngemculs.
end expressed her satisfaction.
“ Are these houses for eel.) or to let i" the
inquired.
“ Either.“ sold the owner.
“ The rent of this one le.l understeudv
w more then the others. For what will you
sell the house tceeesh purchaser!" united
Mrs. Jones with subdued eagerness.
“Four thousand dollars cosh.“ wee the
reply. “ and tbet is but e smell adv-loco on
the cost.“
“ Very well. I‘ll buy it of you." sdded
Mrs. Jones. quietly.
“\Vbet did I understand you to soy f“
asked the Squire. hardly believing his own
cars.
“ l repent ilutt I will buy this house at
your price. and pay the money within a
week."
“ Then the house is yours; but your lllllr
bond said nothing of his intentions. end.
in fact. I did not know—"
“ That he bed the money to invest. I sup-
pose you would say. Neither does he know
it. end I must ask you not to tell him for
the present.“ ‘ '
The next morning Mrs. Jones invited her
husband to tulte s walk. without specifying
the direction.
They stood in front of the house in
which be desired to live.
“ Wouldn‘t you like taco in l“ sire risked.
“ 'ee. lt‘s u pity Wu ltuvout got the
key.“
" I intro the key.“ sold hill u'ifo. and pro-
ceeded to open the door. '
“ Wlwu did you got tlw ltvy of the
Squire l“ salted bur busbuud.
“Yesterday. when I bought the house."
said his wife quietly.
Mr. Jones gored on
found eslunlsb'uout.
“ Wliut on earth do you mean.
both l” he inquired. .
“ Just as I any. The house is mine. and
whet is mine is thine. do the house is
yours. Esru.“
“Whore lo the More of goodness did you
raise the money 9“ eskod the husband. itia
nutssoment as great es ovvr.
“ I haven‘t been s “lounging wife these
to“ yours for nothing." said Mrs. Juuca.
smiling.
With some dlflluttlty Mrs. Jones pursued
ed her lltlltllhittl the price of the house was
rcsily tile moult of bar savings. He felt.
when be surveyed the oommodloue or
rsugruicute of the new ltousr. tbet he lied
ressun to be urn‘efui for tho prudence sud
foresight of his muttering wife.
0n the Bell.
Always attend to checking yourself. If
you feel like eweertug ut the benzene-tuner
ter check yourself. If you hevou‘t n trunk
full of clean clothes to cheat: you at least
should be edrquetc to u check shirt.
When you route your soul for e moutout
leevc e plug hot in the soul. Some out
will come slung one sit on it. thereby pre-
venting your but from being stolen.
Peeeengere osuuot ley over for enotber
treln without melting errengemeute with the
conductor. If omen hes beetloc e “truth“
for e week or so. no conductor should ellow
him to lay over for mother on say so-
count.
Never tell: on politics; it eucoureges
some “nlmebl” to take e vote of the person-
gore.
No gentlemen will occupy more then one
sent ot'e time unless he be twice,
A gentlemen should not spit tobacco juice
in the cor where there ere indies. He can
let drive out of u out window while the
truin is st o station. it the platform is
crowded.
Alweys show your ticket whenever the
conductor sets for it. If you get out of hu-
mor shoot it don't show it.
Never smoke in e our where there ere le-
lllrl wife with pro.
Elino-
' dies. Get the conductor to turn the iodine
out before lighting your cigar.
Never use profene leneuege tn the our. Go
out on the pletform. Profeuity is new
thrown e‘wey on brekemen.
If you cennot sleep yourself do not die-
turb tbe_“oleepers."
Look out for pickpockets. Pickpockets
ere never to the oer. you know. es you here
to lock out for them.
Provide yourself with sleeping berths be-
fore sterling. No oerefui men will etert
on o Journey -witltoul e good supply of
sleepinghertbs. [NE—Those put up in
net bottlet ere the best. so they ere
curried in the pocket}
Alwsys be st the reilroed etetion in good
time to teke the truth. Better be en hour
too eerly then u minute too lute. unless you ,
ereooyourwoyto behenged.
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“I [Don’t can if I no.”
lo olden limes.‘boforo the Isles lsw‘ s...
invented. Winghept the hotel et Kiddie
"‘ rat-meme»
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boost.” traumatic-tom. but am;
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Minimum. 4 _
Gama-oysters olttinghythomeel’ vos
lathe her-room. Wire
coolly _
sud deilylouruels. Lettltowb‘oi _
. —men.wouvundohlldm~md II"!- "
Lerner Lit-nus“ roadster—“Burner
numb—For some time pest e poem on-
title “Bluley end '70" but been going the
rounds of the prose. purporting to here been
written by Bret Hurts. Of course the ever"
ego editor. on eeeiu; e poem by Bret Eerie.
subbed his slicers end out it out to reprint
It iluelly reocbed Freak Leslie‘s. end we
given the benefit of e full-pegs lllustretion
by Mott. Morgen. The poem eppsered for
the first time in the Open Letter. end its
history is es follows: .
Some weeks ego the editor of the Open
Letter mode the esecrtlou that e poem
written in the style of o well known poet.
no mutter bow absurd. would be copied
oleer to the Atlantic oeubmd. This point
wee disputed. Accordingly the poem wee
written in the Open Letter office en ti cort-
tributiou by Bret Harte. end published or
such. The result was as expected. The
pepers were sold. end we now tulle the op-
portunity of informing them tltst. so the
Joke lies gone so far. they might as well
know ell ebout it. '
In the first piece. the complete absurdity
of the poem ought to strike soy body. it
represents on engineer running through a
snowibluckude without any stokor. and. st
last freezing to destb by the very side of e
bleelng fire with steam up. The publica-
tion of the literary fraud but! two results—
flrst. how much the uoceptetlou of mutter
depends upon the name it bears; second.
Quit the discriminating nod critical powers
of the average American editor ore of the
lowest— Sun 1‘ reuclsco Open Letter.
w—mwweo «-—~
It Tumour Tout-n Mmrrns‘ ll lemm-
-—Mr. Kyle was et e near neighbor's house
raising. end Mrs. Kyle with the stunner of
her two children. went to e spring poor by
to do her wesbiug. After being engaged
some time she board a scream from her lit~
tlu girl whom she had left at the house. and
hastening to the scene. it use her horror to
behold o huge rattlesnake lying tbcru with
its fangs fustcnod in the child‘s enu. She
sucooodod in killing the euukc. end then
thinking of her child. which she had left at
lilo spring. silo beslouotl there. only to find
that this one bed climbed up to the tub of
water. fell lit. and was drowned. This
nearly crazed ber. sud site run with all her
might to tho ¥clgbbofs whore tho house-
rslslug was. um scroemiog with excitement
celled to her husband. who. at the timo.wes
own the bulliiuu, end be through excito-
mont. in trying to get down. pulled o piece
of timber ofi‘ upon him and fell. killing him
instantly. The friends then went beck to
where the child end suslte were. only to
find ouch deed lying on the floor. This ell
heppoucd within thirty minutes. .... Earl
ll'oyaw County (Tran) Wino».
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A Now Anrnnrrsmu Downy-Tho fu—
mlllurity of tin: frontiersmeu with scenes of
Shooting end exceptions by lynch low. end
his coolness iu the avenge Western efl‘rey.
are proverbial. The lost instuuoc tlutt lute
coma in our knowledge in which cuterprieo
nod eolf-posrsslou were utlluirnbly mingled.
uccttrctl at the recon oxocutiou of e orluti»
mil in Washington Territory. Just debt: was
about to be swung ofl‘. end after he bed re-
marked to the sheriff that he bud nothing
further to soy-.o tool estate taunt. whore
otlico wits in his but. forced himself to the
front end up the steps of the sceifold. end
jointly addressing tho crimloel end the sbcr.
iff said. “If the gentleman who occu-
pies the plnlfortn will kindly yield for s few
minutes. i would like to malts e few remerlrs
upon the cueup homestead lots et Dobeon‘e
hole I out now offoriug for sole.“ The po-
lite request was enacted to. end efter o brief
summery of the udventegoe presented by
that locality the sberttl‘ resumed his duties.
pulled the cap over the “gentleman‘s“
wunteuence. sud permitted him to drop.
MW
Donuts—Some phlloeophor.wbo evident-
ly knows bow it is himself. interprets1
dreams es follows:
hum-it is egood sign that be bed better set-
tle his subscriptou bill.
If he dreome of en curthqttokn. end e tur-
moil generslly. it is u sure sign thet he is
going to get merried.
If he (being e worried than) dreeme of
some feet-fol mysterious denser. it is e sign
tbet his mother-lu-lsw is coming to spend e
few deys with her derilug daughter.
If he drums that his hood is in danger.
end his hair oil foils out,“ is e elgu he will
have u querrel with his wife.
If he drums of being ecoosted by e
strecge men. who insists on talking with
him. it is e sign thut be bed better know oil
the policemen'. .
If he dreams of melded e fool of himself.
it is e trite sign thet it is on.
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Loom mom nun Newton-melt
is egreet tnlsteke in Israels education to
keep e young ledy‘e time end ettentlon ds‘
voted to only fesluorfible litereturc ‘of the
dey. If you would quellfy her for conver-
setion. you must give her something to tslk
shout—give her education with the some!
world. with the outer world. end its trons-
plriog evepte. Urge her to reed newspepors,
end become fernlllsr with the present chur-
toryis of some importeuoc; but the ppoi
world is deed—we have nothing to do with
it. Our thoughts end our concerns should
be for the pruent world; to know whet it
lsend improve the condition of it. Let
her hereweuinmlllgoulnonrersstionooné—
coming the tnsntel.m’orel semi-supposin-
provemeut‘eofonr time. Let the gilded
scuttle end poems Won the centre tsble b‘e'i
r.
If omen dreoms tbst the devil is utter
outer end improvement of our race. Hie -
’ sfififii NORWALK, CONN. TEERSDAYJULY 16, ,
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LANDSCAPE GARDEN“
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Horse Furnishing Goods _ end
Trunks.
- South Norwnlk.
Main St"
lib-Bite.
NEW Yong:
LAGER BIER SALOON,
In CLAY SE. next to Adetn’s Bet Factory
FICK’S LAGER BIRD,
By the Glues. Bottle. Quort or leg.
13-9“ GEO. SHAUB.
PEN NEgIRS. INK
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The gentlemen who stole the Bottle of Pcnnell‘s
In): from the Post Dales is welcome to it. if he will
only tell his friends of its merits.
J. W. PENNKLL‘S.
FRANK HEAD & 00..
Wholesale Oonfectionero.
lcE CREAM MYNurAcwneas,
For the wholeeolo end retell trede.
N0. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING,
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June? so. SMITH. "Wigs,“ 7w
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F I.- O R I S '1‘ , Neapolitans.
Or euything you wish ”not“ end Iron-II.
EAST sun or not sum. sourtt or nut to» GENTS’ HATS
c“, 0' “U“I Nomuk “Nile (”“0“ and Trimltgé ‘Efluculu “tunnel;
Plents end Flowers et ell Seeoone. PANAMA. HATS.
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' NORMAN S. K131414099, Glieo l-lnulenbeok.
Carpenter and Builder.
SOUTH NORWALK.
I'll-lug Elli Infill“. (intone: test ride.)
Near the Steamboat landing,
'" soU'ru Rouwsts. com.
The subscriber is prepored to touke contents for
building end repeirlmg of oil kinds st short notice.
end reesooeble prices. Setisfootien guoruntond.
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GENERAL HARDWARE.
MECHANICS‘ TOOLS.
Of the best onnlity.
Points, Oils and Window Glass.
Mlle"! continued mmmied d
lines-e! Kéobo. e l unortrueut of Tebls .32.
Cu 7 ofthe sunshineheopwt‘tzrneeeh
LAWN MOVERS.
Agriculturnl Implements. Mechhnioe’ roan
W. c. comm It 00.,
No. 8. Opere House Block.
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Iocth Norweik. Nov. n. 1870.
OPERA E‘OUSE.
BILLIA‘RD HALL
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Rcfreohment Rooms,
N 0.6 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK.
vm names. been; one the shore rooms
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Liquors, all”.
Lager and Eeyore.
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FIRST-GLASS,
JOB Pam'rmc
THE “S E N Tl N E L” iOFElCE.
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
VALUABLI 9399“" warren ’03
i BOARDING SERUM.
2l-2 Mlle: from Norwellt end 142 Mile
from Dsrlen.
High Guilt largo Ronnie. Int end Gold Voter.
Forum .35" Conveniences consists. Building to
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GBOCEBIES. PROVISIONS,
FEED, Elm, Etc.
Japan, Oolong, Imperial Teas,
so ete. for round.
GOOD BLACK TEA, 500a. .per' lb.
l‘ull stock. embreclng everything in the Groory
gee kept consteutly on bond:
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