VOL. 5. NO. 11.
geeky.
{Written for the Sentinel}
0138301.
B> lmmingm'cr full of mischief
All throughout. the llvclong any;
Sometimco into dire-st trouble.-
Somctimeo happy or his play
Twin: us. and thou cumming.
Half our plague. and bllf our joy,
But. with oil bl~ (an!!! and. follico,
Still we deuly ion: "our boy."
Somrtfmn a-klr: puczlin: questions
Na w.— tliought or bend before;
Tb- n hurting his idru
\thck hw has in Imple stnrc
Snmvrtmcs "doing work" we‘re given
Hands from mischief to employ.
“‘hllc his shrill inn-stunt whistling.
I‘ruvos hlm on ry inch :1 boy.
When the busy day is over.
And 2hr stare shine overhead.
\V'Ei-n rnr children? evening prayer
' Saw I luv inc" has bccn said.
Wary few: than crud their potter.
Weary eyelids droop and close
lt'cr rho blue eyes. Ind our darling
Soon is wrapped in soft rapes:
Sweet and from the slurp of childhood'
.\'ot a thought of coming can
Costs in dudow o'er tho innshine
(if their dn-amlnnd bright Ind fllr.
Cbzidlsh trouble all forgotten.
Train: blips Wllhmll niloy.
Father. 'mzd life‘s great lemplstioui.
Ket‘p from harm ond sin “our boy “
THE SEA FOG.
I'pnnthv=1:lTs llecp edge I stand;
The moaning no: I hear;
Bu! guy fill-I: hung n‘or sea sud loud.
in: um: that sailor; fur
' 'll: ' "llv‘tlcd rocks. the mono: red.
“1 war drops an sown;
En!) rmnwn fog :lm’e bangs it: held
.\:u‘.-I Ibo “III gray clone.
~.:‘_ rock “'lllilli tho his“.
Jun. ships :o dmvn
n tum “bite lino of Dill-«Cy,
linlrlEI; man. of brow n.
Y.” x“ b
. Baku; bout, a spa! of black.
I- to". dun-421ml “an-s.
’I'Ezvtf crml! all din-k “lib rlflvd “walk.
IIIC ‘Ixutl‘ of mum \‘AVI‘I.
y.“ shun my lm v on Inc-i to day;
Ilrmcu «lucid ht: lnml from harm ‘
Ilrnvru km‘p him from Ibo «humorous bay.
l‘zli' u lull: :uid “he. be calm '
UH, would bv mt bmitlc our :low.
\\‘ Ewn- motlxvr turns bur w hrol;
I ‘3:wa too soon. for you. my low.
\\ 1....t “ht“ of sailors furl
\‘l- “av “film: the “de titr‘nciow.
Iiw 9.. «i :u talc.- of yaw,
* Hf girl? ‘ r long ago.
.\' ~i n are. utmw to slmrc
..:kc 1.. on Ihv lit-1m.
l. - En: ~
' to; has his! tn. foam:
The surf tbw nlmll hi.- bont o't-l‘uhrim.
Ila tn“.- :t‘p but it \t lmmv
llv \c - :I limp :mml the dark.
lie links I :— pour alight.
.\:..i Empi} wu some ~lorttlvlloulzd lurk.
II {o litul rw in tho night.
_\.~v. nml h- w tab you:
tit-.3 (1.1.. in low: and truth;
\VEwrv-‘vr y .ruur may dip the waw.
You lit-Jr the lit-arts of both.
be who gm o
Th ' \uz'u storm and total. God kcvp my love.
That. i may hour once more
Your bout upon thc nltlnglcd cove.
Your Step upon the shorc.
alert @fscelang.
‘
Trambsted from the Herman for "us SIXTINXL
THE ORIGIN OF THE PHILOI’ENA.
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Tim-re was «nee 3 beautiful princess. who
was wry foul of almonds, but she had no
ilx>l§v to marry. Then-fore she iuvcntcd
lle fo‘lwu. in: Sbc prosculml t-vcvery prince
u bn sought ln-r band-«ind lbt-ir were many
—mm l air" of a double almond. and she ate
(Em . llwr. Thu". <bv “ould say: “If your
love x“ m pvt-iconic mc. lhul I [like Sill} lbillg
from 3* u without saying the words ‘I not
thinking: of i'.‘ Inm prepared to marry; but
if I can IIItIUCL' you to receive nuy'bing
from luv, an I )nll forgot to say those Words.
you m'u'. unmmlttionally. have your brad
shaved «it-an. and then quit my country."
This Rjrt‘t‘lllt‘lll, lmwvvcr, wns but a trick
un l nelrcvptmu, v?! The beautiful princvs,
according to tlu- rules of her court. was not
m b.‘ pmwi tul wilb anything by anybody
nun-pt Hm I uly nf Iwnwr. who first received
the [Wm-CHI. uni tlu-n sbc hatulwl it to the
princcu. If, b-‘wwer. on tho Mbvr band,
the princess radial In tuk‘ anything from
any one. who (mulll pruvvut Iut.‘ Il Wu
thrrafarc :l Nth-r pix-Isuzu for b'r lovers.
Fur if tbc-y mulctu'ut‘rul to vtuq'llnll lbc
prlm‘vai. ‘bv lflnl)‘ of brpsw ul\\ I)" iulctccd-
inluulho else priucc“ ll ~l rul utlwru iso, and
thus npnllt‘x‘. tlivtr In all plazas.
Um- Il .y the mm... uiubul lu dismiss a
In» r wlmlu ‘lw dbl nut lkc; BIIK‘ was Vt-ry
fund and s\\t‘t'l tourmls lzl’n. until be was
qqltr.‘ fmciuntnl. Silhl won 31\ In: Ml down
Iwnhlc lu‘r. fil‘ll In :lllll‘ lrllralcalcrl with
joy. .‘bc u t zl. us by t‘lmm‘r. a. lllt‘lblllg
umu bar. a Ih‘ult‘grdtlnlt' or an rgg. and will,
unflly' "Accept this as a awwrnlt.“ As
soon as the prince lurk It in bi. band. ond
tblul‘nlng pctbap: of the wmzbi. llw thing
sprang asunder had a fro; and a but fell
nut. llu recalled with terror. and In his
frtcbl be: forgot the words. llld bend was
then immcdlulcly ilun'ml clean :md be w.“
about away.
A year clawed when it hippouml that a
foreign prince arrived a! tbs Nun, Ind by
some accident, wus tbrnwn lulu the wrap»
by of the “almond “HEW," as she was
called. Ila uullcnl her (mt bounty, but
to new that her play with the almonds was
n ma. A Huh“ um um. groy Illh mm
with whom the prince bad been on friendly
luau. bud glvou blm no opplc. which be
bud only to "null onto a your to boom!
my wlse; sud nu «mum of tho prince‘s
you whammhe wu much «wood by
all film When ho came: to our court, It
who: the time t...» blm to small bb cpplol
II OH fl. ad Ibo following though“ am.
toil“: If you with to win at Ibo ”mo!
almond thump»: mun mun. under
my chum giro combing to her or
an coming from bit. but“ mum
huh-oil“ u- .Ird“ no mm with in.
will but. an, old fluid In should
“my nub» «Home almond; a.
lotto Min plumb: taut sh
. b no... no mush: took thou
u ”I than In tho prince‘s mouth.
in. and why In an”
”m In I“ that. And how
an Ibo noun-r,
. and said: “We are thinking of it."
you come from," continued the princess
baugbtily. “ that you have such stupid bub-
its 9" “ Well. you are very beautiful," said
the prince, emively; ”and if I cannot win
you, I will still have the greatest regard for
you." “ I have no power to prevent that,”
replied the princess. The prince therefore
remained at the court, and pleased bcr bet‘
ter and better every day. Ind as she had her
trick to play. she sought with all her power,
to lead him astray that he might draw his
hands from his girdle. and take something
from bar. She was always in his company
and presented to him flowers. boubons and
rich flasks. and at last. even her bracelet,
which she pressed more than once in his
hands; but as soon as he saw the gift,be
nodded to the marshal, who picked it up
Thus
at last. the princess grew impatient. and she
said: " My handkerchief has fallen on the
floor.conld you pick it up for me?“ The
prince took the bondkercbief with the
points of his boots and raised ll llstlcssly,
while the princess bowed, look It from his
feet and said angrily : “I am thinking of It."
In the meantime a year had passed away
and the princess said IO herself: “ It cannot
remain this way always. a settlement must
come soon." She said therefore lo the
princlB one morning: “ I have the most
beautiful garden in tho worll ; I u ill show
it to you to-morrow." It was limo for the
prince to smell of his apple again. As they
cult-red the garden the prince said : “ This
is indeed beautiful. Let us enter this place
peacefully. side by side. and enjoy the luxu-
rious scene: let our attendants rcnmin out-
side. for we will no' need lbcm." The
princess scorned to agree to this reluctantly,
but be begged it of benund sbo (lid not
wish to refuse blur so trifling a matter. So
they wont alone. arm In arm. his hands still
in ltlsglrxllc. 'I‘bc blrdunnu. the sun shone
warmmnd the rod. ripe cherries bung in
clusters on tho branches of the. from. As
soon us the Ilflllf‘CfiS saw the clwrrlus, Abe
exclaimed: “ Oh! what u pity that you end
not pick mo some of tbctu.‘ The prince
unsucrml. “ Nucusily knows no law,“ and
he look u cbu‘rry in his mouth and offered it
to her. Sbc could do uotbluu also but brim:
her mouth close to his, In order to catch the
c‘imry; and whilo sbc luul it bclwecu her
lips. and also his km at tho mum tluw. alto
was tumble for tho mmnvnt, to my l mu
thinking of it. 'I‘lwn tlw prlum said loud-
lv: “ (loud morning. Pbllrpmuu l" bud
drawing his hands from his clnllc. he threw
tbvm mount! bcr nvck. And if tbvy are
not (loud. tbvy still llvc In the proper}! day.
MAIICL'fl.
. <o— ,
How a Minamoto Merchant Ash llls
llcblors to Pay I'p.
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xortcrz !
MY DEAR Sm: I want In :zsk you n plnln
quc~tinn, in all kimlnvsfi and slllCL‘f’lU'Jlnill
w lulll like you to answer it honest and con-
fidently -. nut in two or tbrcc yours or
months. but now ! this wcck ? Supposing
you were as poor as Job's lurkcy. and had
invested two or three thousand dollars in an
enterprise which you dcfigncd to make an
exclusively cosh business; sup osing, as a
matter of accommcdnliou and good nature.
you had trusted it out all over the country.
from h—ll to Jericho; supposing you had
kept ridding your means, and still “putting
it on the books for a few days." until your
funds were plnyed out. like old l-‘ool‘a prayer
meeting; supposing you blid clultns coming
against you in the bands of business men
who had accommodated you in good faith.
and nccdcd lbcir mom-y ; supposing you had
some pridc in you, and meant to be square-
tocd‘nnd punctual. and hated to see a man
whom you lth‘tI, when you didn‘t have the
legal tender in your trowsurs I0 pay bisjust
and lawful \II‘IDLIIIIIS, worse than you would
to sec an Injun or the devil ; and supposing
tlmsc whom you had a ‘cmnmodntcd felt
perfectly cosy and conlculcd, “sbicd ”to
truck“ when you went to see them. and told
the wife of of their bosom to answer. “NI t
at home.“ of came into town and left will»
out paying even a part; supposing they hold
your money. nnd wuilcd pulloutly for whom
to come up In nlncty cents or a dollar. or
pork to brim: live or six dollar-so hundred-
what woull you do? Would you lcl. your
debts go, "and snulmund amllc. and boo
villinn“; ur wmtld you nuo every mother‘s
son of tbvm that didn‘t pay you. If It were
the lx..~t luslm-ss rvrt‘ lransactcd In
t-‘rwn?
If you wrrc 2m bum»! uum you‘d do lbc
latter. and Ilml‘s pm “but I‘ll be cutnptllcd
to do. and shall do! if the Lord ls God, or
tberv is n King in brawl.
I don! want mum-y to look at (l (mu cum
enuugb for that)? I don‘t want buy to salt
ddwu (I ucvcr could make It hoop); but out
of wwml thousand truslvd out. I humbly
wnnt a few bunxlrcdsx. and I‘ll be d—d if I
d m‘l bwc ll. or am I xrcutldu returned null“
ban I.
1 blue. in «Mill m to t‘lt‘t‘llm: an export
five imrc In l‘nuumlu. been scducod lulu
luvcsllbg over a Illnlliblltl dollars In a now
ball. which II an uwumuul as well Its a mu-
wulcncu lo the town at large. All you
know. I “W! pmmlxcd four hundred dollars
Maximo dish! me. Will. out ul tblalltllo
four I buw rch-lvt (I just twonlrslx. I don‘t
expect any mum, and I don‘t want it l The
ball bi ducal II It mine, null Io lot. when
tbo icboolbouoo t‘lmmt be bad. um I wont
wbut la owed to ma. It is a small omount
to you; It moons thousands of double tn me.
I sboll be borne la n few days to square on
Let“Doc“ have Ibo tummy now. baton I
go. There la not one of volt. to“ all- we.
meadow Christian to Doubllo. that he
would not suck lib bend bun the live to
um. wbotber be ever expected won;
fur h or not. Get bis mlpl for u before I
go homo. nod bb soul will Mum. Hove
you myself.“ a umber loved: her {Int beau
but i luw to pay my debts boiler than I love
mammal) or child on Ibo bloc of God AI-
mlibly‘s moon «um and ly um Crest
Rural and Ibe- t‘oulluuallul Conga“, 1
pmpuic U do It. If I how I0 “Mk9 Mill ft‘f‘
our: man in Plutonium county. Numkn
bun tbs emdulteh. and see how swat
and patty! «I at“ upon you. You.
moody. .
tho “010.9.“
you
Extmrldnory Fuatlcism.
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A room mm: nouns new“ 'ro menu To
cunts mnorvnnuas ran mvmo cox-
xt'r-run "run ovations»: em."
ly burned herself to death Thursday
William Hacker, a wealthy and pro
farmer at Wblle‘s Valley. For five
years past she has at times been subject to
temporary insanity, during which lapse she
imagined that she had committed sins
against “her Immanuel" which could be
only absolved by the making of burnt 03er-
iugs. While laboring under this (1
she would erect altars in the fields
burn clothing and household articles
ferent kinds. Her father, but motbe
of these intervals do bet-self bodily
kept a strict watch on her movement
Thursday Mr. Hacker bud oceanic
manifested signs of the recurrence of
Bible. For some runsun ho dbl not
a crlsp.
llrcly consuuwd. and the abdomen
ducod Io ashes.
Crissey Hacker, an intelligent and beauti-
ful young lady, living at Whites Volley.
sixteen mile: west of Honesdulc, deliberate-
under the influence of extraordinary rellgl-
ans fanaticism. She was the daughter of
father's farm and sacrifice lambs,ond also
lng dend, fearful that she might during one
to a neighboring village. and as his daughter
berlnsnue lutervnls.bo charged bis hired
man to watch her during his absence.
noon the man wont. to his dinner.leaviug
the young lady in the kitchen tending the
to the house untll Mr. Ilacker come back.
which was about 2 o‘clock. When Ibo lol—
ter entered his kitchen be was paralyzed
with horror at tbosigbl llmt confronted him.
On the taboo and coals of wbnl. bud ovl~
doutly been one of Miss Hacker's altars lay
the body of his daughter literally burned to
3ch legs and the left arm were on
The hair was all burned off
SOUTH NORWALK, 0mm, THfiRsD
Tomllnoon Ind Nicholas.
80 ended on intellectual contest between
youthful minds. when It was honor enough
for any one of them to have token a port.
If, however, the young men In our Ameri-
can colleges rlgbtly study this content, Ind
go to work earnestly to learn how to ipook
and what to spank, olmlug after that mu-
while terly eloquence wblclt comes only after
long, careful and patient study, with the
magical tones of an organ or u flute, and
yet all the ornamental in manner and matter
solost slgbl. of, and even the speaker him-
self, as that It seems as If the theme were
only the orator; then when they come to-
gether next your. each one pressing onward
for the prize. they will so far out Into the
shade this first contest, as to leave no doubt
in any man‘s mlnd of the utility and the
necessity of compelling our Amcrlcan col?
legcs to show their band. .
The general impression has been gaining
ground In this contry, for some yours put,
that our colleges are graduating more dun-
can and lnefliclents. tbon useful.succeuful
own. If this be not true. those luter~colle-
glate contests, In the purely intellectual
field of writing and oratory. may afiord the
people some opportunity, at least. of dia-
coverlug their mistake.
w—«W
A Dental Test.
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A young man bad for many days suffered
with the toothache, and. as a dcrulor resort,
be decided to go to a dontist and have the
offending bl~cuspld taken out. With that
resolution well flxod in his mind, and one
dollar In his pocket. b0 sought a well known
“toollycnrpcnter.” 'I‘be dcutlst at once de-
cided that two tooth would have to be
drawn. The young man had not the nerve
to stand the “double extract," so be told Ibo
dentist to brlng forlb Ibo nllrouI-oxlde bop,
mlnent
or six
eluslou
of her
of dif-
r being
harm.
s.
u togo
one of
Al
return
WG! for
”W...— _
human voice so trained as to excel even the. ..
ber bead. but her face was not burned. Nol-
withstandluatbc lnlenno agony alto must
have cndurod bur face was not distorted to
are least. but wore an cxprcaston of calm
0088 and peace, her lips bolug parted In a
smile, M If she llll‘tl lwllovlng that through
that fiery ordeal hll'd was to puss into a jay-
ful vtvl‘nlly.
While the bircd man was absent bliss
lim‘krr bud funncd out of a sol of quilting.
frnuwxn pyw or nllnr. 0n tbln she had
bllft‘lltl some carpct and Intulo lu-rsvlf u pll-
low. At one side, of tho altur she had pllud
up u quantity of émnbuitlblu wood. and.
when all was in romllncns. bml llrml ll. from
which the lbuucs soon aprcml uml cum-lop-
cd the altar.
In the ftunily lliblo. which WIIR found
opoucd nl dob, tbn fullolvlug unto was
found:
Dr. \R FATHER: My Imumnucl appeared
tomato-day. lIu revv'ils lo Hill the Incl
that I have committed the \mpuruouuble sin.
which I min only obtain forgiveness for by
passing through the cleansing of tlrc. I
will lutcrcedc for you. my dour father. You
wlll find my puriflcd body in the northeast
corner of the house. I wish to have my
ashes buried In my Immnnucl‘s ground at
the northwest. corner of Ibn house. Good-
bye. Meet me on the eternal ground.
Cntuuv.
Mr. Hacker wt-ut I9 the corner of the
house indicated in the note as the spot
where the remains were to be buried. and
found that his daughter bud staked out
thcrc a space for her grave.
“a... _. ..
l-‘Irst Inter-Collegiate Contest.
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Ncbcminb Millard. Esq. wullcs to the
New Jersey Republican upon this suljcct as
follows :—
Jun. Oth. 1875.
Mb. lint'ron :—I attended the that inter-
collegiate contest in this cunnlryml the
Academy of Music, In the city of New
York. on 'I‘uuduy evening but. The event
must be considered It memorial one for our
American colleges. The comments of the
New Yuk Tribune, and the interval Illlll.
great journal has manifested lit the contest,
arcquiloln contrast with the New York
Herald, and nusslbly some other Journals la
the Metropolis. and olsewbore. I full as
much urdour and Interest in the contest as
if I bud been contending for the prize in
my old collvgc days.
New Jcrscylod off with John Ilaallo
bury, of old Rutgers, and I marked him
I. Pennsylvania ccuno next. with For—
rest llullngs. of Lafayette College. But the
prize was allll wltb Rutgers. Next came
Massachusetts, with Charles B. llubblll. of
Willlums College. William gained olllllo
on Lafayette. but Rutgers was still ahead.
Thou Waltur D. Etlumntls, of Wllllumfl.
czunc but. upon lbu theme of " The Saint
Sllnou Stylllos of Today,“ and falrls' won
the prlzc from Sullabury, of Rutgers. Then
Now \‘utk put in bar claim to be heard,
through 8. (l. Uuokc. from the University
of the city of New York. 110 bowed vow
gruccfully. and spoke well. us do all the slu-
denlsl have ever heard from that uulverab
ly. The prlaa now lay between that luslltuv
tlon and Williams. and It was difficult to say
wblob would win. Tbcn Rutgers spoke
cash}. through James Kenlo. sud I marked
blm good. and If Rutgers could only have
done a little better In him. the prise Would
have been won; but John O. 'I‘omllnuou. of
Ibo New York Unlvoralty, with tho paella
sud mutlul theme of “The Old.“ um um!
wurlur who bore back the Invsdon of
Brain. and, even when a cot-mo. was placed
upon bl: war bars“. and home Ibruunb the
landing boot. to be mlabuu mu In dmb
tun In llfoaoonmpluwcl the whole null-
ouoe. that It Imam nppuout that tho young
untanTomllumn, mlubl ml! the pun
Sumo «motion, lumvu. and to“ «m
In wuuuolollon would tum lost ninth!
price. It In had not “doomed him“ In
Ills lost mutual Which, with It“ blow“!
and oxoollont mlouMlomjodo “I who“
“Glace catholic-do II III! favor. nil
old Prlloulfil.llhl\ hitherto. WM.”
Idwhbmw mil-mm
an. no of Row low.“ who!
I aunt-thou
M would
and he would quatfbbnrolf away lnto Inset.-
slblllly.
llo took tbo umutbplccu, and drank away
at the gas. The dcullsl at but thought no
bad enough. He spoke to him.
A rational answer was returned. Ilvmust
have more gun, and tho mmubploco was
again Inflcrtod bctwocn his lips. When be
had taken can enough to rcndcr two mou In.
sensible to pulp. the dentist lbungbg‘bo
would apply u well known dculnl lost to we
lf ho was “guild“
“llllloy 2“
Nu nuswcr.
lln then touched the putlcnl‘s cyulld to
am If more was any muscular contraction.
and, in so doing, accidentally touched the
oyn inn-If. No twllcblugnf nuy kind. He
must bc lnncnslblo,
'I‘bc fnrccpn at once brought out a. tooth
with tremendous roots, and M the sumo
tbno brought the young man to his fuel will:
a yr“.
“Why in tho Ilcucu, Doc, didn‘t you wolf.
until I had suokml some more gas I"
“More can! You took enough to put two
men to sleep, and, besides. I touched your
eyelid, and even put my band In your eve;
you never showed a twinge. and that Is con-
sidered III) lnfalllblo lest."
“That‘s good. by George! I wondered
what in thunder you were fooling around
my glass ova for."
The valve. which was found to ba out‘of
order. was repaired. the man‘s second tooth
drawn, and be soon wcnl uwuy, chuckling
to himself. “That‘s good, feeling of my elm
eye to ace if I'd lwllcb l"
W
A Wtwc'a CUUSIN ASA V'tsrt‘ou.-A coun-
try gentleman lately arrived at. Boston. and
Immediately repaired lo the bongo, ofva rul-
ativo—n Indy wb'o bud married a merchant
of that clty. 'I‘bn parties ware glad to see
blot. and Invited blur to their house, no he
declared his intention of remaining in that
city but a day or two.
The husband of the Indy. anxious tosbow
llll attention to a relative and friend of his
wife, took the gentleman's horse to I stable
lu Hanover strwl.
Finally the vial! became a visitation. and
the merchant. after a lapse of eleven days,
found, beside lodging and boarding the gen-
tleman. a pretty considerable blll bad run
up at the llvcry stable.
Accordingly he went to Ibo man who kopl
the stable. and told him when he look the
home he would pay the bill.
“Very good. slr,“. sold Ibo stable keeper;
“ I understand you."
Accordingly. in a short time. the country
gentleman went to the stable and ordered
his horse to be got ready. The bill, of
course was presumed.
“ Oh I“ said Ibo gentleman. “ Mr. -——-—-—.
my n‘bulve. will pay this."
“ Very well, sir.“ Iald the stable koopcr.
“ Please get an order from Mr.—-—-. It. will
be as good as money.“
“ 'l‘be bursa was put up «gala. and down
went Ibo country gentleman to Long WIN!
where the merchant kept.
“ Well,“ told he. “ 1 run going now.“
“Are you!“ will the merchant. “ Well,
goodbye. air.“
“Walkabout Ibo borne—Ibo man we
the bill must be puld for In: keeping.“
" Well, I suppose llm‘i all rlabt.“
“ Yak—hut you know I‘m your wife‘s
con-In.“
“ You.“ said the merchant, “ I know, but
your horse Is not. '
MW
Pom: Oluow.—“'l‘hm you Ohm
be,“ said Ha. brown. to her lbtlo [on bond-
odbwupwbownmvutodtobflng.
“ flunk you. budget.“ «Id Ibo lltt“ fol-
low 3 “w hours on“, as be molvotl o glut
of “to: from bill “In.
“WI. Mn. Brown. you bovo tho but
10‘an
duo‘s cloth; No. on! ”I Woo-
mu
Benton-gunner II
:0: all: Datum
If , ~
lmwuufifimfipm gr:
, run.- mre. .-. do...
mum children I ova.nw.“nld o nigh,
bar. “I should be thankful if all” won
upolbnonoummto tho-om.
gimbals. nqunn‘. . 1
1
Janna 1!: Station.
woman my mm“ stoma.
OOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
OHIO! Ill CLARK I mm. It" um.
0n. Ifoor ----- 02.00 I 0!: Manna” 01.00
link Copies, 5 can".
cums 3mm! m ADVANCE.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Onooolumnono ......180.l\0
uncommon 0 15.00
Rolf column one norm. ...... 70.00
Half oolmunouo 9.... 0.00
up“! column on: voor. am
. roolnmn one In 6.00
cannons your”... . . . 15.00
Ononumouoweok.............. ..... 1.00
One inure for “ch sub-equal: wook. .. .80
Twuoquorolonoyoor.......... ..... 36.00
Mumonoym................ moo
fl' Ono Inch space malnu- o sum; but no
mutt-lamene- will be count“ In than one square.
loaf-co- ood MI lam-ml manually. .
tau-o! Notion :0 coat: on lino.
W
8;, PAKULSKI
Ilsa muted the services of
A Prof. liquor Jean.
A
LADIES’ HAIR DRESSER.
Who wlll dml ladle: baIr either of the saloon or ot
ludlu‘ residences. In the latest ond moséxfrgilonsble
sly-loo.
FASHIONABLE
DRESS AND CLDIK MAKING
AND
MACHINE STITCHING.
AT “Nil
Remington Sowing Maoblno Age my
mum at. SOUTH NORWALK.
Slot-e formerly occupied by If. 8. Rood.
T S. SCIMNTON.
0
D E N '1‘ I S ’l‘.
lots-acting teeth and Inserting camels! damn»: a
000 8mm
specially.
OFFICE OVRR SWORD‘S CLOTHING Ill-orator.
00y 80th 801-qu3.
MD .vk..- p“ .. -. .w...’ -— »...~..—'—
”in TIIE Punuo:
flovlust furnlubod my ntllco with Ibo latent cud
molt Improved Donal applloncoa. I ll“ now enabled
to of“! my N‘OWIMDIIM can-Ico- flnr can. at price:
will“! Ibo roach of oil. Plano call and “cor-lulu
for younulvoa before going allow-bum.
'I‘Illlu. ll. SWIFT. I). D. 8..
Horwolk. Conn.
M
W~~~
(X not!) HWIT I
To uao but other than
PENNELL'S INK.
. It I! not Injured by flowing. will not corrodo the
m or mould
N working your clothing it lo 0. K.
loop and water. or bolllag will not «me it.
tho but writing mud n w In use. Try It.
s . K E E L I: R .
Decorative Artist and Desinel,
Ooutll Norwalk, Conn.
Climb... Public Bulldlnnl and Itenldcncol Froseood
in the blight”! Ityle of the Art. Orders luff.
with 8. 1'. Pick. Drum-t. wlll
rcoolvo prompt attonuuu.
It In
a...
. F. A. GUNTHER.
HURRIER,
. HOYTSTREEI,
BPRINGWOOD.
I Fm cloned. ropolrod.'md olterod. Special Illefh
llon poll! to Soul and Flue Furl. Now Furs made to
odor. mm
Gnocntm. ‘8
JOHN IIUTCII‘INGS,
k,
Formerly Ilutcblngl .5 Ferris. kly‘l Block.MaIn
street. South Norwslk. Thankful for the put pot.
onus rocelvod from bl: customers. he hopes. by
keeping o good mortment of Groceries. to meet
their upprobollon. and ocean o generous Iburo of
their putt-cum in the future. Hf
I“ BANK A. TOLLEB a 00..
um» I!
GIIUUEIIIES PROVISIONS,
Preserves. Joules. Canned Fruits, Etc.
OPERA HOUSE ILOGK- MAIN}! In
any . SOU'I‘R NORWALK. CON.
:3. TOLLEB. '
W ' Boole:- In
Stoves, Tlu Wm. Cooklng Utenllll,
loan no! lou- llnhblu Goods. '
M nu nmau . Tin. (30 I out! Shoot Ironwork
“beamed to 0rd?» Jobbbliawof on kind! promptly
attend
ll-tf WASHINGTON STREET. sown NORWM.
GREGORY’S POINT
MARINI RAILWAY.
sou“: nonwntuc. or.
CAPACITY, OF RAILWAYS. - LOGO TONS.
Vania momma“ «(MNM
I n for vessel Point. on... book MI
“m ‘ ” outwardly-an unnatural}:
mum dbl 'I‘
m‘ 9 30%.Ill‘l.
GEORGE SCHAUB‘S
mm roux moon mun
SALOON
«om nlmv In“.
com i'uoawktx, 7 .
W8 t 44“?“ a. cam
on o» W i. j
\
R
i
THE .ov‘lgAqul-lousu.
ll
AY, JANUARfisgtsrs.
FRANK HEAD , & 00.,
Wholoulo ponfoctlonoro,
ICE CREAM OINUFAcTuaEns,‘
For tho wholaulo sud retail NO.
NO. 3 GAZETTE B UILDING,
NORWALK, (JOHN. B!
FNPDEW Ur: rcf A D“!
dull . _ ., huh;
II'BB To ”‘7'!“ Nl’I'AL‘
IINTIHIL.
THOS. F. CROFT,
LANDSCAPE GABDENER
AWIOWWWG'MM.
0:60"me nouns- too;
Gt.,outr.huofloo.wul promptly“: so.
lam-o."
Jon w. must. log, Turytowu. If. Y.
W. H. Alumna. ‘ “
Aux. If. Lumina- Compo. Wanner-t.
Janus Jlmnsou. (IIIDVon Winkle.) Bobokul, NJ.
CALI! Con, Pbflodelphln. 194 If
C l. [l r».
6.
l
GREGUBY’S' POINT HOTEL.
. __.o_—
. N O T I C E .
.9—
Tbo lubuflborl. hula: loosed and rattled the
natal :1. Gregory“ Point, hovo refitted tho an. a I
ROAD HOUSE. ,
where parties may find. cl on (line;
OYSTERSJCLAMSKAND . VARIETY
OF SEA FOOD,
wblcbwtll bourwdohnwdoahbosbom poo-
slblo nodes.
Tho above bouu wulbomll eonnntloo with
Stoduun‘l Hotel. om! o hourly welcome b0 exuded
to oil. /'
F. F. STEDMAN & SON,
I’mpriaton.
Somn Nosw ALK. Sept" law. If
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE 00.,
0F WATEBTOWN, N. Y.,
Assets over $100,000.00,
0. E. WILSON
Agent for 78“
W K DABIEN WISTPORT
won Akahow or"! fins-ton. ’
001cc next door to Folrneld County Bank. Not-walk
BELL & HILS‘DQN,
When-do out not.“ “colon
' will- ,
OYSTERS. CLAMS. FISH
. AND LOBSTERS,
Oyster: by the Rural and Gallon.
Tomato Catsup by the Half Pint or Barrel,
FRUIT AND VIOITABLIQ,
Canned Fruits and Volomhlou.
was? 0? TIM: NEW roux um uuw tuwtul
. RAILROAD DEPOT,
South Norwnlk. Conn.
all“. nu. mu! mm.
m 7
Norwalk Steam Dyeing and Scour-lug
Establishment.
Factory and Office, east of Home RR. dcpol
Dumas and ”roll Goods. dyed or clonal.
Pudcubu‘ attention paid to the Dvolnc. CIeoasIug.
4 1%»erqu and Proofing of
Gentleman's Garments
by a now our! Improved method. roqnlrlnl only
two day:
I! I I) G L O V E S
clmod In one day. to look umos’t equal to new o
90 Como per Pair.
31‘ jun R. N. PER RSL
JouN ll. sun‘n.
F I..- O R I S '1' ,
EAST SIDE or IANSTREET. sour" or am new
City of South Norwalk Conn.
Plants and Flowers It :11 Season-
1*
Flowm for Fuomlu furnished, sud mm“: or
ranged on order In nhort notice.
HARDWARE.
'I‘l I boot assortment In town of
GENERAL HARDWARE.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
0f the boot qnollty.
Paints, Oils and Window Glass,
Run. Martin and Dad Loch. Po n. Plated and
lineal Knot». o In? murmur: of ’I‘nblo on.
Pocket Outing; of the so! quo‘dty. cheap for cub
noun Fund on Goods. Jonas-e Pow Wore.
LAWN MOWERS.
Agricultural Implemsnu, Moobanlcl‘ Tools.
W. C. QUIN'I‘ARD it 00.,
No. 8. Open House Block,
SOUTH NORWALK. CORR.
won um
71".!
V. 0. OMAR“
South Nor-wont, Nov. fl. I810.
Union MarbleWorko,
ITALIAN AND mm W
GRAN!“ WI. 0‘ BROWN 8m
MONUNIENTS,
bl * am: m. u wellsumulos one
emu. T" ”Pun-um; Nahum“.
m m 1.0mm wanton man.
Molar: lend“. lrol mum. Mu
I Alamo? ~ "
SOOtOh Granite.
Addrm E. B; PRIOR, Agent,
Moobwlo St, to the mo! the new mu.
Norwalk. loo-t2
F H. NASH &,~~‘Blllll.
Mvwnnvumwm
hummus! Desirable
~ mu , ‘ -
FANCY GOODS :
numbing.
ll
comm.
day when", under speck] care of Mrs. Slurp
DARIEN SEMINARY,
REV. C. W. SHARP, PRINCIPAL.
AN ENGLISH AND
cussroAL condor.
TO PREPARE '
Boys .aud Young hien
FOR BUSINESS OB COLLEGE:
A'I‘
DARIEN. CON N.,
“’1“ Open Sept. 9S, 1874.
DAY SCBOI.ARS.-Boyi and Young qu will be
recclvod Ii day scholars.
GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES‘ wlll he mclvod 3|
33‘8”“! for circular or address Prlaolpol.
nnrlnv awfully execute-d.
«ten ad to.
5 Ell: from 7 P. M.
LOUIS J. BLAKE,
Attorney as Counsellor-at-Law.
Office In Sword‘s Bulldlu,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
(mm fomgrlg occupied by Molvlllo 3. Hood.)
Entrance on \\ "alumnus
mot.
Practicu- lu All the Courts of tho Stoto. Conver-
Collocuuna NJ)“:
(mice hours from 8 AN. tlll ll 3.: from I an. to
till 9 EM.
GEORGE “K SMITH
Doolor lo oil kind- of Cboloo
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS.
FLOUR AN D FEED
The Oldest Grocery in South Norwilk.
We ore outfit does not. who column!
of d
ligaments to «My on:- W mum tau-I‘ll;
ofour luuwuombattnmrko nodtbu thy
no u chap u on be porch-d
panama. mun mun-2r
sour: noun]:- ,
“Van-OW.“
gai—JmWJha . , 7‘
LM
W
8.1m 1'”le
Alden Delma- “ . ,
Tstbnodco Borer “ “-l- law.
no! or a: m” m or
M—Whlolil.w'_ _ m, .
not. I. Mood. ,
Macaw—J. .7. m Jon-pi )-
Nollon J. Crow. _' x v .
m—Xonlnlf. Rocha. Ch”. I.”
ll. Low. 5 . x ., .
Lam and ova—Jouph 3. m;
Norton, 1*. If. Byxboou , ,7 L
M and m.—-m 3. C".
R. Raymond. Burrs-sh. , ‘ '
Mu WW I. M.
mood. II. I. Rot-ton. 7
Sew—mm 1'. 12m,
00:.
Public. Mom—Thu. I. mud. I.
W. 8. Bmford. .
#300.
M“ m—Ju. I. has. an,
Null. ..
1mm .Muo Wlloox. III: Oman
Repair- and ”ha-,- I‘. ”Mt-firm
N. J. Crow. 2
x__ _ Hg“
WHITE’S LIN E
FROM nonwux.‘ '” I A; 75V
City of Nanak II P. Hall I
Willluvafrouueb out of tho ram Ill-wail: .
Produce cold without our” for comm '
Freight at old puck» mu. “and”! hay. "
Allpcuuonmforbldwunlwoffloum
ploy». of who: of on obovo boot: on moo!
the owners mount.
Danburv and Norwalk II. If.
. ', -
H‘tl'l’tr '
....—.
bung
WINTER mom."
comma Nov. U. I“ :7 ¢
Afly‘rrlm loo“ an: «m'
I. l . ~ buwi .M‘ .
A :zlarrgll’gwgs. Au.“ . d '.
t I . ..
v31}, “i 3333' “:Istlouonbubw ,
At 11:00. Ll, for magenta. m M
quooo.
st it». 13.1. mum
on. Donbu for South “m '
At 6:30 and 93.1, Liliana. «U. “60:10. ' ,‘1
.1031! W. um
GET wan
AND
SAUCER,
AT
/
Centennial Teal. Cup
E.K-LOOK\NOOD'S
9:
11:00
I.
Izfl
6:91
use A
0:31 “ Boom lungs. _ 1 ..
New York nor louth “o
A3} 3610. 8:0! an.) was, «no. sun It
, soul. norm: a: minivan“.
M 0:09 tun. Walling“ " ‘
H
Camphorine,
AGE FOR m mu! 0! cm.
Particularly mm to
Rheumatism, Sprolns; Stiff Icicle,
Glandular Swelling {Lg
omvyrwmrm m A new '
m Isl. by at W _
mum nor-r, W
on «mm unnumvon
Gullah“ .. -
I.7l‘. PECK’I,’
om.
’ O ' ”‘O‘ "0"‘o o.“
w UFAWURW 09
SCREW momma. ETC.
tux,
AK!) 81““. 03111398
‘ouor rouotoo
mountaintop-m. ~
08mm, '
ONE 0F '1"!!! GREATfiT mscovxnm OPT!!!
The Hull &.Be1denco
@uooodlu tho mm canon unmm
:co..nA.oadmom.ndr.A.nutlam) u.
Lathes, Planers,
“THE OANBURY" DRILL CHUCK. 7
Norwalk Chronicler