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Villi: 4. NO. 44
4 “flung.
“ t. Jim tho Sousa-It [ford tolr.
. .vr planning to got a hull
.. r...- potty nod boll cod obco. -
.g min. tell no it won‘t II
...-c you-gnu mongol
. 5': rvtire to on W our loos
.- . usage in thostylo of drooo;
. .- uoluro two". you out».
, mm» no In it lad l. b. l
r m. I and proyvroorv cold.
9 in light the boys to bod.
‘. Eu no oil” so Ihm‘ I», m “a.
. « {v rtwo OR in his Om. thou“.
ill :im tun-it thlfl‘n u, old slow.
, ......” in their undo-«nu owny tho: so.
. ; um. laughing in tho unto; to no.
umr on it and lobll
‘ 4.! mstdo srr wotting yvt .,
i". urn thcy "0‘“ out Mr—
.-..-. timer sow rot-b o «F
3 1s A ll“! MOO“! l
. award «wetting ltbo forty your.
.. .mv tbolr noddiooorno ores out ml.
. .vil fresh: or their own they‘d m
. sump no it IM to be!
» -:..- ogul ‘tl- right to hold
... ”my worn bop". the boot that rolled.
“:‘.‘.!h to plain. and mute bo told
» w amt grows bottcr to growing old;
. , m: ill in show cud Ionic
“gm; sud rot tho coins-o-
.- «' tuition Ind burn you not.
Jr Mr auto no it nod to bot
bony-”......- ......¢.,c» _
stirrt‘QEZII—J;
o
...... ..- «....g; ......
tndrmovlllo 'I‘o-Doy.
':~.t thin: that strikes the trnvt-Icr its
; “rim. this tucmurnhlu plvtcc is tho
7 .egqivuzlml 180 foot in the sir. wovv
«wwutly tn the broom. sud clouding
.’ .uvr \vltst rvmaius of 13.716 llI‘Pl‘l‘i‘
’. mi whiivrs fur the Yukon.
.... limit it my ltttsim‘os to make c:-
. ~ . upiirim twruro reaching this plsco.
m imml wudctnncd in unmensurcd
. "w .mmsr purstwtl by Wit; and his
‘ nu; who. they any. new not lotus.
. \l t lave fur the lust nurse. hut‘hy It
prut‘tt frmu tht'. misery of Ibuoc un-
' n :r authority. Every soldier that
mt.» tutmp hnd tummy. and army
.. .md tings. all of which found its
. l :hv lizmds of f\ few outside of the
l‘iim‘iplt- never govvnu‘d \Vlll
. w is o t. N! wnntnf morn} set-tar. He
‘ ..- . :v r. ut'nt‘l’tlllfi emotion: mid and
~ h.- muuaht uulyof gain omiseltlah
~ m in. llut he is dead. peace to his
Tim t‘t'lllf‘f"'."l‘ under tho chat-Ln- of
r.n"T:ishumn. who in one
- mil hive zi-rvcd in the nutty. umlcr
.~ .r. 'md Slrlpvs. it quarter of uconmry.
-. n among the faithful betrayed by
’ ‘ :b in Tux IS. He loves the "ill flctg no
swim lifc. it does one good to sec
5 i wit-ran sutf'used with toarsas he re-
‘~ -i iii. hopes and fears during the, sc-
s'rlzczl.‘ through whit‘it We knvcjust
A «Ev
. s “ lttlllt'y
’ -- v mar-~3- is beautifully siltl‘ttt‘d. just
; from tho stockadc. mt gently rolling
vmhrat‘ing in the inclosurc thirty-
: .. rr‘s of ground; ll neat. substantial
surrounds it. and within this an osoge
‘ i~' living cultivated that will ultimate~
. we as n fencc and also add much to the
“5‘ of the place. Fine carriage avenues
’ living cnoctructcd. many of which are
- v.» ctcd; trccs are planted sud nrc grow-
: v‘i'i-‘ly on the sides of thvm.nnd in s
t yuan the tups will meet. creating it
:~ um and cool shado, making it delightful
. ....
l-‘iw thuustnd five hundred feet of our.
" , drains have been laid along the svenum
‘ -» mil tat-adios so ensilv here tbnt brick
" ms :m- necesmry. There memployod
3 ~ :v-lwsidts the superintendent.er colored
‘ .‘mrcrs and two mules. all of whom one
Re‘pt constantly busy. A comfortable house
w t-remed at the catnnco gate for the super.
mvndvnt. when he nlwovs hoops o spare
mom for any chance visitor who may hsp~'
9"!) to pass this wsy.wbicb to not very often,
do tho plsce is too occluded and remote from
'hr great lines of trsvel, sud than southern
Ge )rgit’. with its chills nod fever. has no It
'1: actions for a. visitor. or even s untivo citi-
‘ -n The dead were told in trenches side
M ~i-io. and if they had suy clothing worth
'~\ wiring nttnnt‘n men would “kt! it tocover
th- ir nakedness. or keep out the chilling
hmt uf winter—no clothing. no coffin. oath-
in; often (and ncorly always) but their nu»
:wl frames. A non nadbosrd. mode of
“until. now marks their lost resting place.
With name. one. regiment and (humidity.
And yet there are many marked “unknown.“
and will nlwsys remain so until the great
minder day in the eternal world above.
The first moo buried bot-o woo J. Swnrucr.
a. th-rman of compony ELSd Now Yorke-W
airy; died February 27. l”. The lost utsn
thst diod wns R. Rnnoon.contpouy F. lot
Wisconsin infantry; died April 88. 1881—.
period of fourtr-en months. During this
Limo 13.7w bravo soldiers poooed swny. nonr-
iv 1.000 a month. The lorgoot nutubor dyv
in: my one doy won on tho 88th of August.
1864. when too were buried. The moot
psiuful spot to visit woo tho grovoo cf tbooo
executed in thootocbodoby our on non.
for the murders sud violence they bod com-
mitted. The gnllowo io ottll portiolly otlnd-
ing. on oddttlonol monument of tho occurnu-
htted ulterior our men “lured. 'l‘bo supor-
iutcudontlo tacking o and col of Who's
bath tub; tilting it with dirt. in to prompt.
ing flowers to ornament tho grounds.
After visiting the condor: “ml to “)0
stochodo. It in foot tolling into decoy. nod
in o your or two will oll hm¢w¢r
thing tint untried tbo m of 0'?
soldlcro will hove pond owoy. Thermod-
within the who“. thaws-o one! to
informed“
tiuiwmwmflmmmgmg
lug limbnlonowstowofil’ ' ,
mdeM-HWF‘W
than. rum bowl." m ""
fromtboobcklflitfi”‘cwm'h‘
fcwlncooofitoroleft- nuns-19W
victim boobttbotbobbll-tébofv‘orré
cannons-aunts WW ‘° ““
his story. ,
welhfllfl m If“ “”3“?“
spmuslduflt'mmwiw
euwoouodtodlowoyuw. N
wordtbowutot. mfiifl' i:
tum-too“ ml“
boro “film
W.
glob ocbiug Mic-.1. Mottlppod oi! my
otbioy ond took s generous both. thankful
it won undor so dikrcm surplus.
'I'bo forts of which tbcrc svc seventh still
preserve their original opponrunoo. sud
ohow to... duty tbs: suytblu clan shout
born. l ct tron sto growing in them. cud
coon thus. us well In tho rpm within tbc
stochsdc. will be so densely cowrod with
thicket u to bo readout! honorable. sud
tho: hiding unrytbtw that turtles it on ob.
jcct for n stronger to visit bore. All tho
money sud lob-tr lo spout on the cctnotory.
sud no Mill. are taken to prom tho stoch-
mio mud. in tbclruriglnsl condition. The:
cemetery «mud but little emotion in the.
for tborc l fclt tho soldier scoured relief.
'l‘boro they won boycott the ranch of man‘s
lubtunsttlty. But this rtoclwla should be
proocrvt-d tbmuzhmtt tho conduit mm of
our country's history no A Monmouth not of
the onldlou‘ “firing so touch. so of man‘s
crticlty.~l.vttcr to Cloclnnstl Columercisl.
«mm——
Witt do Ilm “row smut
.tu noon u ovcr u buy lo old much to be
trotted out of diam {.3 NM". bit he...“
to throw rtunon. ., _
lie taboo to it so calculi: n it tluclt lakm
to tutor.
Ho throws them at snythtng It'll . ...“.
‘1‘“le “MN! offun. though of ”Jun“ t...
has his promotions.
Md ft'noco. sml shudc trues. and tole-
lflph pain will do when there is nothing
better) but he data on cuts. and lstnc do”,
and horror turned out on tho mmmn to
Mt grim and div; sud acbmtl houotumnd
unoccupied buildings of my description.
are his «poem delight.
llc lilies to bruit patios of glass. and to
knock the lusultntcrs off the tclsgmm PM".
sud to ntsltc tbst whitc hum of old It thin.
30“" R“ "n three luau; sud if be PM) bit
the weather cock on any-body‘s bun, ho is
in outlay! And why? “‘12 tltlnlt llultody
knows.
Girls “(‘Wf‘ throw stones. We have
watched soot-rs of tht-tu togotbcrutml we
ncvor saw one of thotn throw II stone. Boys
fly it is fun to do so. And if it is fun fur
tbrm. why is it not fun for the girls 2
In the country. wiicrv space it plt-ulicr
than itnythlng chic. throwing: afttftfl is the
principsl amusement which offers ltorlf to
our young masculine friends. Everytbluq
unimntc. and luztnunato. bus to suffer. Fruit
fret-s and fltwcr beds—bouts. pigs. cows.
horscs,sltccp.csts. (logo. birds and birds'
nests. Ill come in for their share. We never
yet saw u boy sttsmpt to drive a cow any-
where without stoning bor.and we nevtr
exp-ct to. “'c have given up the fond
hope.
And We do believe most of the young rut»
cals would stone their own grnndtunthcrs if
nothing better ull'rrtxl. null they wore sure iti
would never be found nut.
\Vc hsvc asked a good many youngsters
of our acquaintance the question wblcb
beads this nrticlc. sud niuctcntht of them
have very sttisfitctnril y assumed—“I dunnol“
while the remainder havc t rid us " it was
such fun !"
\V'hnn o buy is going to throw a slouc.
considerable preparation is nt'cessrtry. llo
selects his missile as carefully we are told
did Duh! in that little dual of his with Go
lioth. sud bovingsntlsfled himself that it. is
just what he requires—he sets his but well
back on his head. braces himself—drops his
under jaw—dings his right bond well be
hind his back. and throws! When it is well
done you will notice that the little fellow
nlmost turns his jacket inside out. be lsoo
unimotcd. and the very buttons on his trow-
scrs. and the strings in his shoes seem to
bristle with excitement.
If he hos node n good shot. be slaps his
knee \ud chuckles. and maybe throws up
hishot; rind if bosons his Sunday school
teacher coming about that time. he picks up
his slstc. sud tries to‘wbistlc n mild tune.
and his shining school boy fsoo looks so in-
nocent, and ooguilclcso thst you refrain
from Asking bun who throw the stone thst
broke that pane of giant: in your once win-
dow—feeling tbnt it would be on insult to
his moral rcctitnde.nud tbst It might wound
his sensitive spirit. Knit Tnonx.
-——'———4v-—-—
Moultou was intervicwod by sevcrnl rc-
portars on Saturdoy. sud mill tbnt in his
forthcoming statement he will declare lbst
Beecher confessed udultcry with soother
woman of his church. not Mrs. Tilton. and
will corrobornte the caveman by the cvi~
deuce of another party who heard the con-
fession. To one reporter he said tbnt Ply‘
modib church bod nut counted the cost of
the issue they bud mode with him. and be-
foro be wos through with the matter he
would grind Mr. Shcnrtnnu to powder. He
indicated tbst his forthcoming statement
would (tool loos with Mr. Boocbor‘o rclstions
with Mrs. Tilton tbsn with otbor wanton.
with whom. no Mr. floulton claimed. Mr.
Boecbor bod indulged in crimlnsl futon
com-so. It wos known to tho world. be said.
tbst in bio former statement. ho but do-
clorod tbot Hr. Boomer bod confound adul-
tory to bimoudtosuotbor poroou. but tho
none of the other person bod not yet
boon yivou. Tho notnc of tint pot-sou
wouldoppoorlu bboutotntonouboudlr.
Haul“ mom “I, 9“
cluotlm m 9018 will ho bum-tinfoil.”
In tho oconocf tbo interview. Hutton
sold. WJVobepttbodpord Plymouth
church open for who halo-cysts to
unit of those four yours. Ir. Beecher bus
corno to no undated wbotbortbo “lost
wolnPIyutoutbcburuhcouldgooc. p
t’: tho thno of this out of bod fsitb towud
no bylr.3oocbor.!bovobcoubio prom
tor. I blur union the Woodhull
Illa otolnot 1:. 3:0.
letter Mimpmtdh so an
rush w. to omit toe on
m bod boon «to door) nod notational
Wt. At tho rim of Plymouth climb
{bold o door child wbtlo be cemented lt
«kw 'I‘bot cblltl cubovqucutlv diod.
«than I "bound to Mr. Bnecttor by the
WMM Ht! nude I contusion
' will:
mLmIn'I‘lltoo. Ivonoftorouch
mugm ' Elfinyiuund
{3th Manly!!!”
Mimmm.m.hm
controls-votboooorocfnorobvm
U _ .,
is". V:
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——.__,_._._.‘ ...A
fefi vingétad vat-int“!!! “WM
no ‘ fi- moon?“ this
————¥
SOUT
H.—
lo-o Training.
1 bollcvc I like boys—thou round Mott.
mailer”. full oyod. independent think»
turns t at one often moot- in
mondvd cibuws sud ltnccs. who notion:
Mimi. llstan to home chat sud do not aim-
‘I!" out! drswl if spot“ to—bottor thou
“will“: also. Altogether tbcy mlnltt be
tot-mod s ftlfllltt lWlltm. and can at all
inclined to lltmtttrc could and endless sub-
jects for mlclcs l hsvc taught so many
their slpbnbct. multiplication toblo. to ltccp
accounts. solve ospmslons of quality. trav'
elrd with them the world over right sector.
plenum and profit scribing. that when I sec
one it rooms perfectly proper to clubs his
band. iuqdho ottor lilo bacilli and put-Deon.
and! .ivdco he thinks so to. fortitc rejoin
dm sro platinum and sualctontly lOtlththM
I oftvu hour of “fut boys.“ “ prococlous
youths.“ “ Young American.“ who smoke.
0M". on profane ldtlllll‘e and «mint tbst
disgust)“. "snoring slr Ind monitor of
prsotlood rcprobscy. l always quury of his
parents and wondcr if they know that “ As
the twig is bout the tree inollucsf“ There
is auto disreputable boy. but tlm bettor
hotno training would have rustic better. but
the culprit is utmost invariably the boy. list
In condemned. ollxbtcd. shunned. held up Ii
something contaminstlua and to be avoided.
his parents pitted and tilmost saturated with
sympsthy at tbolr hard ltiolt in cbildrcn-
raising. it is not luck but the lcaltltutta to!
suit of homo instruction. sud parents as
truly ducrvc arraignment for turning such
wot-It upon welcty its s psssor of collater-
fdlt ocrlpt. or n cltostltta dealer of \vclnltto
tutti blossom.
So much is lnvulvod in lattlmr buys .lhlc.
in pushing out hooouac of tbvlr union and
botbt-r. that it cactus to mo Ifl oxcoctlingly
grove movolncnt. I believe the boy tlottcrvcs
sympathy in balm: It) unfortunate in having
such parents—l dislike to soy ignorant. but
it in tho correct term—who timed no
higher nsplrstlons for their otlliprtmr thitn
to fit him for n coll or dwcllor in lownm.
rather than ti moral. flotily mambo: of so-
clvty. l have no heart. to condemn. but I
should lilts norcdlncly to know that such
pitroms saw and hit their hittcr training.
M. I-‘.. . .
<0» ,
McConnell on the Currency.
Ex-Secnditry McCulloch. in response to
an invitation to address tho leading busi-
nt'ss men of Cicinuuttl. has written a lot-
tor on the financial question. As Scort‘lttry
of the Tf‘t‘ltilllf')‘ front l8t35 to 1889, he is pc-
Cllllttl'ly quulidud to (llfit‘tlitl n subject of
such vital importance. l-t his opinion no
lrredocmshle pztpvr currency product‘s and
pcrpotuntcs poverty. nnd in tho. l'nltotl
States it is not only tilsrcputnhlo. but more
to no occasion for it. Thu «Width of the
land is amply sufficient to Illllkt'll speedy re-
turn to spt‘cio pnymcnts liraOIlC‘llllt‘. The
question of the hour is: Wimt legislation is
required in effect this desirable result .9 Mr.
McCulloch‘s plan is tlutt Congress shall fix
it period. say December 1. ism—tho time
Is nttttttttcritl if it he not remote—oft»:-
which l'ultcil States lltltt'a;till()tllti crust) to be
it lt‘gltl tentlur. 'i‘hcn the Secretary of the
Treasury should retire at least fifty millions
of United States notes annually, and in
their place issue rm equal amount of bunt:
notes (if they should he required) to no
tiuuul bunksL After the specie standard had
been rc~ostablishcd by the repeal of the le-
znl tender acts he would make banking
free. As the United Statics notes src wltlr
drown. the banks will fortify themselves
with coin. so that when the time for rcdemp
tion cornea round they will be prepared to
meet the calls which may bu made upon
them. Mr. MoOollocb believes that this do-
niaml will not be large. since the prepara-
tion for tho cvvnt will bring the business
of the country into a. healthy stato.und
there will be little demand for coin for ex-
portation. There nood bcuo four of “shrink-
ing." since the real vnluo nf‘propcrty is per-
manual. and is not. represented by the rise
cud full of gold. and the sgriculturistt and
producers ore mot-c injured by “redeemable
paper money than any other clsss of men.
Our national bank system is. in the tax-sec
rotory‘s estimation. “undoubtedly the best
systotn now in cxlatsnoc. Repudistiun rc-
ooivoo at his hands a terrible scoring. A! o
Demon-shut. McCulloch hopes that“the
spirits of Jefferson and Jackson. of Benton
and erxbt. do not witness the apostscy of
those who clnim to be their followers“ To
repudiate the solemn promises of the nation
would thrust the people of tho United States
into “a depth of degradation and dishonor
to which no nation hits yot tluscundoil. "
W
The London “Timon” on Tyndall‘s Ad~
dross.
“ Profeooor ’l‘yndoll traced the counts of
this ovobrcuowod oud bolt-bullied scorch
“non: tho fouudsticno of life to yesterday‘s
sddroso. Ho proud from tho tbocrlco of
Domoorlttto to the Do Naturo Mm
which summed up tho highest wisdom of
tho old world; ho took up tho tbrcsd «ruin
with Glordnno Bruno. with whose grout
goo-on bo might bsvo anecdotal Glsnbct-
tioto Vloo: sud be coded by u survey of tho
roollocd results of our own cotcmporsrloo.
Yet st the lost his volco lo unocrtslu. It is
true. ho onyo. bo nbondono nil disguise. sud
confesses his fsltb tbst ‘In Mutter is to be
diocoruod {tho pronioo sud potency of every
form end 'quollty of hits? but tbo creed
thus concocted lscouplcd with cauliflow-
tlooo which meovoor Tyndall‘s condor
compels hint to note. sud which will rob
it of its mooning with tho moon of tho stu-
dontoof its discourse. 'I‘bo wot-dis yotto
bo m 'I‘bo names which obollro-
concllo fwodom with low is unsold. and we
look to tho futuro for tbot solution of the
unions of lifo which tbo pruldont of tho
British association foil: to glvc us.
“ 'f'boro is on Mt room turmoil-
lng from tboconoluloo to which Proton-or
Tycoon would oonductuo. 'I'bo mm of
duo is nothing to tbs mmplotlou of tho
‘M It! oil that ll. sod cl tho pontoo-
wobopo wiflbo. lsytddlu
'o
don that
futon which on
method cannot enable him to solve the rld~
die of the universe. 'l‘hcto lo. too. another
clinically. which hair the first in comm.
ills ouslysls of tho World‘s history leaves
out memoir of nun. Ind he finds it tumult
slide to deny to this other aids of man‘- no
lure o reality on slunlutc as that which he
claims for his phystcsl faculties and for his
under-stunting. The stroll: of “man and
the emotions of his aplrltusl nsturo will not
not humiliated; and whctt tho and of
the professor‘s address is reached we coho
his own thought if we say: "'l‘hcrc are
mot-c thltiasln bcavon Mid northtlutu are
dreamt of in his philosophy."
W» *w
Tito Wonders of o llctt'fi ERI-
Thc following interacting ohsorvntlon on
the clinches that occur from hour to hour
during the inctibtttlon of the lion‘s on «to
from Saturn‘s ltrflucllons: '
The hull bits scarcely not on but eggs
twelve hours before some llncomcnts of tho
bead sud body of the chicken sppcsr. Tho
hurt may be soon to bent at the cud of the
second doyi ltbu ct thnttltnc somewhat
the form of n boroosboo. but no blood yct
appears. A the and of two days twa var
sols of blood arc to be distinguished. the
pulsation of which is vhilhlo; one of those
is the left vautrlclo. and ilw mlwt the root
of the grout ttrtory. At the fiftieth hour
unc uurlclo of the heart Appears. resembling
a homo foldcd down upon itself. The boat.
lag of the heart is first. «blurred in tho ou-
tioic. and Ilflt‘f‘WlI‘tl in the vcuttlolu. [it tho
and of ncvcnty hours. the wings are dlitltt-
gtiloboblc; and on the hcttd two bubble: are
soon for the brain. one for tho bill. and two
for tho fore and bind part of the hand.
Toward the bud of the fourth duty. tho twit
auriolos ulrmtdy visitblc draw nouror to the
heart than lwfuro. Tho llvt-t appears toward
the fifth day. At tho and of seven hours
more the lungs and tho stomach bocmnc
visible. and four hours afterwards. the in-
toatlttrn. and lnlns. and tho uppcr low. At
tho onc hundred cud forty-fourth hour.
two vunlrlclos are visible. and two drops of
blood instead of the single. out! which \t'tts
soon lwf‘uw. Tho sovcnth day. tho britln
beginstn littvo sumo consistency. At the
one hundred and nineteenth hour of their
lmtlon. the hill opens. and tho flesh appears
in the brmst. in four hours more. the
brtlllfif bone is soon. In six hours after this.
the ribs appear. forming from the back. and
the bill is very visible. as well its the gull-
blndtlt-r. The bill bocomos grocn at the end
of two huttdwd and thirty-six hours; and
if the chicken ho tttltcn nut of Its covering.
it t-vidontlv tuovos list-If. At the two hun-
dred and sixtyffmtrth hour, the eyes appear.
At tho two ltutulrcd and eighty-eighth the
ribs are pct-foot. At the thrcu hundred and
thirtytlrst. \llt' sploen draws near tho sto»
much and thclungt to the chest. At the
end of throo lmndrod and fiftyvtlvc hours.
the hill froquontly ttpl'lls and shuts; and at
the cod of the eighteenth day. the first cry
of the chicken is board. It afterwards gets
more strength and grows continually. till at,
length it is tumbled to not itself free from
its confine-unlit.
.... «ow—«—
“ Queer people. those Kansansf says the
Cleveland Humid. “ They get rid of anion
who borrow/s a horse in an hour‘s time. and
yet it tukcs them over it your to dispose of a
with who buys s Logisluturc."
« ~
“ You ought to acquire the faculty of bo-
lbg at bump in tho bust society." said u fash-
ionable tttltil in an honest nephew. “1 man-
age that anally enough.“ rt'pllod the nephew.
“ by staying at home with my wife and
children."
I
W
The Milwaukee Sentinel docs not believe
all women are angles. It does not believe
an angel would sit at n sc-cond‘story window
and yell. “Look out. old stove-pipe !" before
slinging peachstoucs at the silk but of o
passer-by.
MOR' .-
“Yuu don't say so!" exclaimed Mrs.
Smigglns at Catskill. when to)! that the
view from the Mountain House extended
over ten thuusund square miles; “you don‘t
any so! Why. London is only three
thousand miles off. Paint it out please."
wA~vQ¢p—~.——
A titarriud lady. who is in the hublt of
spending most of her time in the society of
her neighbors. happened to be taken ill. and
sent her husband in great basic for o pby~
aiciun. Tho husbnnd run a short distance.
and thou returned. exclaiming. “My dear.
whore shall I find you when I come back 9“
—-—-«—————-
Two neighbors bud a protracted suitot
law contact-ulna a spring which they both
claimed. The judge become weary with
the case. and “id. “What is the use of our
king so much fuss album a little water 2’“
“Your honor will ace the use of it ." toplied.
one of the luwycra.“whon I inform you
thst thc parties in the suit are both utilk~
tncu.‘
W
A young lsdy stopping in Brsttloboro for
s few days. oont o friend of born to n otoro
to got A pair of shoes. She told hcr friend
to act uutubcr fives. but her friend. being
unions to occun A good at for her. ordered
the omniccpcr to change tbc marks on o
pair of sums. Ho did so. sud the lady
sold they fitted better thou say the bod bod
in o long time.
W
Tho proverb tbst “God bclpo those who
help tbemsclvos“ was well parophroscd by
s litt‘c follow who tumbled into I fountain
sud was nest-tr drowned. Polo sud drip-
ping ho was put ‘o bed. sud when his morb-
orrcquoltcd the young tutu: to thunk God
"I o‘pooo God did nvc rue. but than I bold
on to the com. too.“
w—
“Oh Lord. thou kuowcat“ prayed scan.
nccttcut doccou. in the. church meeting.
“that I out diluted with s most implous sud
depraved can. 'I‘bnu knowort tbot he will
owe'or sud llc sud stool and do all sinful
tblntro. Thou knows-t that on tho loot
Bobbotb dsy ho was soon wolking down tho
prloclpsl otroot in tho vlllogo with his bonds
in his pockets. whistling . tho following on.
godly tuuo -—" sod tbs donut
wonootoundcd to boor“Yonboo Doodlo"
now tnolodtou sly front the doooon‘opun’od
uo lips.
W
Am“ Hum—Tho follow'
”mimic tbo'vtrtuol of o pots-t
mun we roulvod by tho Into-tor:
‘noualr: ’I‘ho loud
Hint
ORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, 8
for onvin; hint. Young Antcrlos onsworcd: “
south Jamal]: sentinel.
outrun“ “on? utmost trauma.
HORTON t OOLOII, ’vopvlotovo.
DIPFII‘R I! CLAIR O M!“ WK. IA“ “mi
(luv Your ..... «.00qu Month-...".oo
llngIo (topics, I Como.
“tun smut or Annual.
RATES Ol‘ ADVER'EISING.
moonlit!“onovvov.................... ... noun
Onoool nuoootltnc.......................... mu
Halt out»
fiolf .
g”?
«islet . . ..
oscosrocbcycor.... ......... . ....... ... Ill!!!
oncsqmonowoob. MI
onuoqnmforucbsubsoquontwoo‘k......... .Itt
'l‘wo scum cm your ........................ lam
I'brooounnroooooyoor........................ rm
" Ono inch spool unnutttutoo s sum i but no
odvcvtloootouts will no countod loss than on scuba.
Harrison sod booths tum arctuitotuly.
Meal fiction to costs nor lino.
T 3.30“.“‘1‘01‘.
DENTIST.
Introotlnu tooth sud inocrtiur ortttlctnl dentures ti
spoololty.
(will). OVER SWORD‘B Cmrunto Inventors.
My South limo“.
(} “00E (Eli.
JOPN HUTGRINGS.
Formurl‘ Ilutchl a Forrl ll ‘s block. Nola
Itrtwldliittllt Main. ruutiiut in: tho mum.
rutut mlvuu from his customer-o. bu bows. by
but» nu a gold. osmrtnwnt of Omrlvl to want
this r oppro thin ond «euro n trenchin- shore of
tbcit potrumttrc In the future. l~tf
FRANK £33.23th a cc)“
”um I.
UltUCh‘ttlES PROVISIONS.
l’roscrt'oa. lollies. CIIIIQI‘ Fl‘lltl. Eu.
OPERA HOUSIILOGK MAIN It.
in», court: EOlth‘ALR. court.
\V 1!.- TOLL”.
. Doolur in
Stoves. Tin Ware. Cooking Utensils.
In." old Ifoono Foul-bin: Goods.
if ‘utt Roofing. 'f‘ln. Co par and Shoot iron work
«xi-«hum: to ordor. Jobblti‘x of oil kinds promptly
ntlvu t‘t
ti-tf WASHINGTON HTRKIT. SOUTH NORWALK.
l)rt.4'r. a. swan,
D Ii N T I S ’1‘ .9
OP'K’I 07 II
ANDREW SELLECK‘S BOOK STORE.
FILLING. A SPECIALTY.
Nitrouo Oxide odtnlulotorcd for “Quoting. out.
bourotlA.M.to5P.M. 11!
THE CLARK HOUSE,
SOUTH NORWALK,
armou- N. r. .1: N. ll R. It manor.
m” Geo. Clark. Agent.
I)RESS MAIilNG.)
0......
H38. L. E. WEI-LE8
Respectfully informs tho ludloo tbut Ibo boo token
the rooms over MRS. JUDD'S KILUNERY. Main
Street. and osllcito 1 ohm of their patronocc.
69-" South Norwolk. Feb. 6th. 16'“.
EEKFKWWEEXDTOE‘.
Wholesale Confectioners,
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS,
For the wholoonlo sud rctnll trade.
N0. 3 GAZETTE B U1 LDI N G ,
EOQWALK, (JOHN. B!
1.0—!sz J. BLAKE,
Attorney & Ocunoollcr-ot-Low,
one. in Sword’s Building,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
(Office forurorl occu iod b lolvil
Introucc on Wu’blngtog Strcoi I. I. lad.)
Pricticcs in all the Court.- of the State. Convev~
mung cnrcfntly oxccutnd. Oollocttono pity
“gill! adbfltz‘rs from 8 A 2‘ till 1! ll fro
OO O . ~ A . ..
a 9.11.; from r r. u. on a m. m l P M m
GREGORY'S POINT
MARINE RAILWAY.
IOU'I‘II NORWALK, CT.
CAPACITY OF RAlLWAYS. - l.000 TONS.
Vault BuiltorRopat‘ndatStortNofioo.
Furniture for vouclo. roman; MVoroiob.
or
Ookntn. Ship Took. ctc.. cons on r
m o no .u’o . I I I. It“.
Western Lager Beer.
The Iubocrlbor bu completed smugontonto for
Melvin: '
FRESH FROM THE BREWERY.
o coo-tout supply of the above on or lanol- Door.
which ho will furnish tho puttllcpriI bl: onloon on
loin Itrcct. bout to Nubo‘ Tin Stun.
om Wit. STADLIB.
BBNBDICT’S
DINING RO—OMS.
1110 WWI! Sf” 4V. 1’-
Toblco reserved for Lodioo. 148
AGRICULTURAL msunitit'é‘erT;
0P WATIR'I‘OWNs N. Y...
Assets over uoo,ooo.oo.
O. E u w I L80"
nowvunw 34:18:33,: urns-r m
Indra! no from” .1"
(Mon out door to lotrdold County look. Norwolk
BELL an armchair,
“oIoonIo old lotull Ibo-Ion
...,
OYSTERS. onus. FISH
AND LOBSTER.
Oyotoro by tho Burrol cud
Tomato
PIUI‘I‘ MID V0 1'
I: I!“ to I #ILI‘:
morulnmvorfi fiffl'fl”
EPTEMBER 1
Cutout) by tho lislf ntwm .
l
. 1874.
o
FNt‘p‘lil‘. 1.}: :5. .‘Q I:
A Ll ; '»\~.‘.Li‘llfi5\1¢_!fi k
to ‘ «or: possum
numb.
race.rgonorr.
MNDQOAr-n onunmnn
«mum (all. our! (bl-«WM
Ordc mind throw 1‘. 0. box II. Son tuck
or... or: this other. will promptly sttctid to. ‘
Ioforolooo I
.l'cnrt W. Know. m. 'I‘srrytown. R. Y.
W. n. srmwstd. ‘ “
torhhmrgpummhmm
(Mu Corr. rum in. “M!
w. n. LAVALLII.
H A R N E S .8 E s I
"one Fur-niobium Goods and
Trunks.
bouth Norwnlk.
Muln 8t"
lloflmo.
noun a. Quinn.
3" 1..- OR I S '1',
EASY all)! Of IIMN SHEET. SOUTN 0' MIL ROAD
City of Ooutb Norwsllt Conn.
Plouts and Flowers st nil humus.
Flowers for Pnnorsls fut-blotted. bud mufnlly or
mud to crdor gt short notioo.
NORMAN S. KELLOGG,
Carpenter and Builder,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Plotting MIII lulldluc. (butt-met «It s c.)
Your "so Steamboat Lanai.
SOUTH NORWALK, CON N.
The subncrlbor is prcpnrod to Irish contracts for
building cud rupnlritng of All kinds ct abort notice.
wggfionshlo prices. antiofoctlon zucroutood.
Ennnwnnn.
Tl - boot ossortment in town of
GENERAL maximum.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
or on. boot quality.
Paints. Oils and Window Glass.
mm. Korttre sud Dotti Locks. Porcelnln. Fluted ond
Mineral Knobs. n l morunnut of Tobie on.
Pocket Cutlery. of the t. qunllty. cbcop for cub
House Furnishing Goods. anonooo Paper Wore.
LAWN MOWERS,
Agricultural Implements. Meohsuics‘ Tools.
“I. C. QUINTABB It 00.,
No. 3. Opera House Block.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
om usa-
. no
w. c. gout-rum.
South Norwnlk. Nov. ’1. 1810. 7
Union Marble Works,
ITALIAN AND AXXRICAN HARBLB.
GRANITE. DEAR. OR BROWN STONE
MONUDIENTS,
Slnbs. Tobias. Sinks. or... no welloslhntioo cud
Furniture Stubs in tenant.
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
f‘cmetery Fencing, Iron Rolling, #0.,
Alon unnorméf
S cotch Granite.
Address E. B. PRICE, Agent,
Mechanic SL, in the tour of the new Bunk.
Not-walk. 0441'
LBoot and Shoe Store.
Alliiudo of
Ian’s, Boys’, Women’s and Chil-
(Iran’s
BOOTS 6L SHOES
0f tho Latest Styles.
l‘orticulor attention pnld to
CUSTOM WORK.
All out own work to unntood to vo ooh-foo.
2:31AM of tbcpu lc mmflrowtfully
c
GOI‘. R. RIPI.” .nd CI“ 8h,
Opp. Adolf no Sbopvond I. It. boot.
I“ '
8.PAKULSKI
Respectfully informs tho India of Xorwolk sud
vtclnlty.tbot ho bu moutheocrvlcuof IIM
olon unnufocturcr of
HUMAN HAIR WORK,
“owl“ whoop.» bio Ibcpntl kinds ofwort
Wbylodloo in tho lotow oud “approved
munching cvcr “columns“ of tho lady‘- on
botherwill oupplybnlrtoordcr. Robertson.
omdyuMnmooourtIcutof
SWITCHES. f
run run.
counts. am,
Whichhelubioto «ll otloworrotootbooovorbo-
forocflbrod. mmmmmuwt
wleMMMuhn-unn
\JOHN SCHAUB, ...
tbouthotbo con oohtwootypw' tau-blower“;
' i o. 3 NORTH.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Washington St,
sou'rn somwnnx.
FIRST-CLASS “"
JOB PRINTING
THE “s E fill a L” OFFICE.
IFRD‘IT WAR:
REPAIRS.
«AT—
‘n. K. LOOKWOOO'O-
onnlno Lun- "
.‘ (L—
RAYMOND 3308.. OFFICE,
"£35? orrtcr bogflygfl‘wui mom pro-p
ill} Bill FUR ill] LBU‘I‘T’S
m rut our
OYSTER STEW
tnclty orcoouty. Also
Roootod, Fried or Row.
MEAL! AT ALI. nouns.
“01‘ TBA AND COFFEE.
BREAD, PIE on CARR.
Cosrxmoxunr. CIGAR! .wn Toucan.
ALES and WINE.
Ontoro by tho th. Gallon. or Build. It
8. RUBLBUTT’S.
COR. MAIN AND AFN m. SOUTH NORWALI.
GEORGE w. srn'rn
Dollar in oil kinds of Cholco
GROOERIES,
PROVISIONS.
FLOUR AN D FEED
The Oldest Grocery in South Not-walk.
We on- sure it does not rvqnirc columns of liver
dscmcnts to county our customers tint the qunllty
of our alonlwuyo the bestin Mound (but thcy
urcoo nochenpuconbo parchosodoloowbern.
Produce taken In onhangv-
\V. T. CRA‘V 8t. SON,
REAL ESTATE
AND
INSURANCE
BROKERS.
M
our books. sud ore in con-tout roodp of
to pu or hire.
Fire Insurance.
Woloouc tcrooiu tbs-boot man! W
otroooonoborntoo. Woslooinonrcoco Dun-u
or Lion-run. writs-nun hon mono on war,
momma:
City Surveyor’s Oflioe.
3min; in oil its bunches.
W. T. CRAW & ION,
m
‘WHOLE N0. 200. ,~
court! sonwux our ..mms.
MIN tron C9.
who‘d“ -' . . ~-
Iflfifir 149! "fl no: Wt. W. Ion-u.
m.:.u....‘l‘..“ “' w'” ‘
WWIJonu
‘unn‘ an; own. Iron“ Tum“
. w.
Wm
AW‘MJ.“ ,
'””‘&¥W«'§§.‘J.s. a e...
.mvw..~.o.m.y ,
in ‘glg-rfi"fil. Guyor. If. I. b‘orton. 2t. .1. Crow.
runs:- urv s”. Thus. I. wound. w. a.
, . I.
saw Mann d..l..l. mom. .
immaturoh'wiu . .... .__ '
mormnmm “I'm ormoono
O! W:
“M; drum: n um}... .r. HM
“-
Wall. tum. Joseph R. Mylo“.
Nelson J. crow.
ufibula-Lu“;"MouthI. Norton. Chou. & Duty. Jul.
‘10»; cod eon—Joan I. mu. 8. 8
Norton F. I. nrxboo.
M a“ maroon-witch»: .7. crow. Joseph
I. Enrico“. burr Rub.
I!" W—Cbnl. I. Dory. “out.”
mud. I. M. Norton.
award—Jun Nah. I". I. lysboo. Buford Wil-
cu.
Mk m.—Thu. l. Mm 3.1.
W. 8. Buford. d‘ m
Mt. lulu-duo. ll. [ammonium
M “11091.3!!! Kahll.
lyxbco.
Motto cu Milan-4'. r. nyxbcc. .lu. um...
ff. .1. Crow. s.
DAILY LINE,
NOBWlLliND NEW YORK.
Connoctlng witbtbnnsnbm ox“ Euro-B. It.
Till 81‘me urn nvottm 8mm
NELLY WHITE,
CAPT. C. C. mIAN,
unnmuumursmumo.mu,gn
Loom South Not-truth uudnyo
ceptod) ot. can. or on orrfmwflmmxwm Do“.-
bury ond New Boron.
Return! loo x {N
River. mil. lime: ”$.38”: sun so?“ 3" .:
foot. of Tbirty~tbird tact. hot Rim. It too o‘clocl ,
r. 1.. (Bundnyo snoop ).
Wired “a con 3.“ II I
from tho depot n South 3 mil... 3:...
oftboowule’ro. Willboutbsmt
Kongo-60 Coats. Excursion Tlcltoto,QI.00
FREIGHT TAKEN AT PROM RATES.
Refreshment of all kinds oorvodon boord.
N. E-Nc White. from Now Yo
South Norw with the {:18 unit: 33“ mm“?
the 6 59 r. x. troll: tong” ilovou; nloo. wi tho
“‘1‘ from Don!) w urivoo Sou rwnl
ot'fron. oudfrogficwmvcnntf::s. ‘tblio ‘
THE rumour PROPELLERS
mom NORWAIJI.
City it Nortall ill 1’. F. Brady,
Willlcovo from ouch end of tho route trl-wnckly.
co ould withoutcburgcforconm.
Freight of. old Doctor moo, old rocoivoilogily.
:11 mo on faimuoung any of the elu-
yum thug. vo booto on We!
'.‘
00mm J91!
III. 1871.
Bally Troll- loowo South Norm.
At Oz$ A. I. .Norwull
, and
con .3 I'm '1“
4:48 P. 1. Bonus wagg‘d'fima.
s: 5:151! x. imfim no is»
11:25 P. X. PM! Train.
Loovo Dunbar, for South Norwolk.
std-son. 1L tun A. st. 1:10P. uncut. I.
Freight st our 1‘. I.
JOHN w. moon.
swam—t.
hrflllhflo
} suds manna
New York and New Haven R. 8.
SPRING ARBANGEHENT.
18:1 April rah.
1870.
My
Trains loove Paloma Station ot South Norwnlk no
‘1’ For low for-t.
At t“ Akl. «calms-o.
mm “ M
6:0
or u no ‘
to: “ hood m napping It Ito-ford
r at “ Am‘ odotion. '
d: 3 “mm
ms 1'. I. Won.
:2 :1 A Won.
con.
s-m “ South Nor-nib W.
II
a: .. flootou
9:81 “ ”I" m
Now York at Iouoh Norwdk.
At tin. an (31%" 10:03. I“ 11.: north.
3:” scoot.) :11 o:
:1; 32.). :O.% atoms: om. (%
. 0
Iowa lorwuk for floor llam-
At our L“! Amen-do“ “tho-
Ace-m.
Baotou
u
.l
out
I“
t
m '
.oo uvcflv
.2nlwoftrsvn
d9?! d3!!! 91!?
~ -owlonl lustinqnni no.
Iuotoo lmnn won abut; std?
Baotou 1min udt ”band has
no rulnwo ablw o .bui
53’.
OFFIGI in 313‘s BLOCK.
min a )0 xuitcl
mother doolcr.
LADIES’ AND OI-Ilb
For—orb ‘ ‘ ' v " '
MWHMW flmm‘.
“a“ "o'WRo bonuo
m “I;
no ‘ ‘
43m.“ “on 'm‘av
W I. .ttiloni rad
. ttt ill
to my not
I {I‘M 'lll
(I
v ‘ '
.vorl
' ‘tt
,
.
1"”;
ton d .
, «so! a row at rum: to doll-nob rolls
ti snbhd
tl who»!!! that: “not! aim burnout h I
l x I ~ . . . . 7 '
if“ Wig ”Wflffififi" "
1 . é nos-1mm
Wm» am!» this 7 .
W30: comical l
Ito bovnloo Ittod opo Frivoto Saloon ”instant; "l
~ ' .ofmoa c it went: a leper:
m than
”low musmm“ roll ‘
.mox ”(mm “Matti!“ has in
- . . row as
rt! ~
. l
mopuodr odroonascl ..
ndtmflbmldlo vitamins- ,’
.ou marl otimnd m
at"
Wilton
v “man
{i
honour ‘
on.“
m ..
.duls
It.
' am 3!! at
turn .r Lilli _.
i
3::
-35M
' I
. “.nVJ'l‘c'.‘. .
I103
«not; rout-flu so cicadas out ttdv of
3!.
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D
out
4.0“
mono ,
uwstdi ll .
to moon
or
or
a
it
.1 nlodao Maud:
.5
m
soil-or {first ton obi {Id-don] out? .otdh
.lwduo.m sled} norm oat
wort in am mind a (nod! tool: Manor!
to don: ‘r , 5
twmf: L
.mbfido art! ”if! it radar} Z
«adorn sitting-moans vita-um
, . _
Wintidnq on! to new oil «NR
.tooru so .nctroav firm-n out“
oo- Juror
.ctoouq lo "sumac Waugh Inst
outrun-croutons:
at Ira-m
ll Intuit: “film {W 8M—
.7 . 7,
rd ans: mo fathom! omit or”
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