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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, May 27, 1875 · page 1

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low new? weenie.
hisudthhgtussstss srtwelvewets-
Inger together Ind fits-pt tccrgsslnss
“Isslsiy to sit! the poor.“ They
wind in ninth «sees the Other seer-cost
ens hurt-g tubs-l In the tastier forthrss
or four weeks. thinned or {ocean of
u Ict by oppositional. Ind liter m
Mlle unsettle number enlist! the
lest! to order Incl ssld lhst the first duty
Jr!le lobicetsl‘ t.

sheep Need wounds gctupsnd aid
tintin- didn't am the position. but it it
he the wish or the erection thstshssllculd
’ it. why. she would. There wee I pull-
(Sense; sndsfstwotnsnsrssc Ind sold
at lied .hsd Wilcox‘berldn'cs

w suck Inuit-lies. no thntshslkcngiit she
could render muster counsel Iii if tnsds
President There wss snothsr’nslnlsl psuss.
sud stittlsweusssrt-snpsndsqussssd:

“lwovctnlsythsisstssrcn thstsbltr'

Theetfir wows- looked It llOLlnlfl'NI'
isgwsy. end it wss secreted um I hell-it
In token. All rssdlly sgrenil to this. end
bullets were pressured sud I bonnet pusstd
Ire-Id. When the votes were counted ll
wss round the: ssch wotnsn list! not in It
lest cue for herself Ind three ct thetn hsd
put in two enlarge. The president pro has.
looked very grsvs Ii she stood up Ind rec
marked:

“Lidia. l tru t thst this error nisy not
occur sgsln."

it did. however. or It. lesst esch one cut
I vote lnr herself. but mite third lI‘lot I
clinics “9 nude Ind the lucky wornsn took
her sent. smoothed out the folds of her dress
sud rensrked :

“The next thus in order is the—the next
thing!"

A wornsn with I ert on her nose their
rnsde I speech. sIvlng that the hsd been
treniurer of sgersl similir Issccistlciis. Ind
thst if it wss the wish of the convention she
would scorpt the cum. It didn't scent to
be the wish. however.

“I move to Id) turn 2" solemnly excisitned
I woun- wlth slsrgc beckmmb.

“The motion is not in order." replied I
wossssn sores the room.

“Ant I in the chnlr or nre you." demnnd-
ed the Pmldent.

"l move to reconsider the
squenked the little wooinn.

"I suppott the qttesticni‘fl put in the fat
women.

The President wiped her spent-wife. up
pod on the stoveoipe. sud replied: \

“indies Ind gentlemen, there is no mo ~n

ntotlon !“

before the house. Ind the question ton \\ . r

3 turn is out of order."

"Not much!" exclaimed I woznnrt netrly
six feet high. drswing herself up. “I‘ve
seen more meetings of this kind thnn the
President ever best-d of. Ind I know that In
order t l ntjuurn is Ilwsys in motion!“

“So is your tongue!" ssld ensue one on the
lounge. end the President kndcited on tho
storeys” end said:

"The choir believes she knows her busi-
net- are well Is any other women wasting
pitted jewelry. or II well allnhehedn
wnrt on her nose! We will now proceed
coolness Beu'eury Ind Trensurer. How
obi! they b i elcet:dl“

“Vim voieerl ‘ cried one.

“I notice by bdlot l" I lded I scored.

“By “domino!” shouted I third.

‘ on unis scclsrnstiou.“ expisined the

locking It the lust speaker.

“1608‘ war In Alesks diamond.“ wsn
the reply. but I knots us much us some folks
the: do l"

“been hurt: l" shouted I fetusle who, wIs
horn in 2810.

“I cove the previous motion." put in the
Int mun.

“Will some one nominate I csndidate r"
slid the President.

A pninful silence ensued.

“I nonslnste hits. —-——." dually sstd the
President. seeing there III I dsIdvlcck.

. “You esn‘t coininste Ind put me tnotion
wot" uncooked In old Indy with been atten-

Cl.

“lsrder the previous motion." ssid I
won“ with n rod shnwl.

“And l‘rn going hunt!" Idded the fst
men

“80st: 1 l"

"Sonia I l"

"W l 2"

And they stn‘ked out lesving the Presi-
dent lying up her left shoe end her eyes
Inching willents. And Ill his is why Dc‘
troll isn‘t number “Siclety to Aid tho—De
serving Pose."—Detroit Free Press.

—-—-..-——-

[cornfirs Vim—En III In wanl
‘7 muses. Be curried I mcounterfelt

~ill t) asks I show of It motions when
m for I single drink or I Wheeling

’e-‘al [3 3h W ‘1‘“.‘mln' ‘u' h“

“miniorn nice g-ildclsnlnskn
ind new in n shopwindow downtown.
Owndnyhsrslllnn my Itood.gsvsker
humiliate-droid htrtobsythe
_ rhulflthrnslsughlnesohsrd
:10th Idrlnk to wet it down.
any loss tIksI severe! drinks. I!»
“Whitsundjltnr ltsnpesn
4?;thde kislifs. lie
gullsshulcf the old wousn. But
'thddwowuwusthschsinst rhodiu-
‘nwis'ilsssdestlsdthsssuts‘tusr smote

, will“ Thhbnlcrswdtnkcnjoks
his. holewsisrullsdtossnhi-be-
“Q“.nndknndlsghhthsbnsessts.
“hi“ ult' Ifly m ills

Adonktrsslsncifsllsdwlthoeshiflr.
Agccdshsksepsits lustre tn the dsrk.
Audit-frontierd is I hmkfsstors

Alwsys put your ssdtils on the right
I . ,

An unlawful cstk is better broken then
kept;
A urns rosy hold his tongue It the wrong
time.

An hcntst tnsn's word lids good us his
bond.

An hour in the morning is worth two in
the Iftsrnccu.

An ounce cl mother wlt is worth I pound
of book lest-nine.

Borrowed clothes never at.

Better go round then fell in I ditch.

Better gs since then In bsd ecutpsriy.

Be slow to prontiss but quick to perform.

Better go to bed snpperless thsu to get up
in debt.

Cut your cost recording to your cloth.

Dutch the beer before you sell his skin.

Ousrity begins st horns. but does not end
there.

Do not rip up old sores.

Doing nothing is doing illl.

Diligence commends success.

Debt in the worst kind of poverty.

Deeds Ire fruit. words Ire but lesvcs.

Dependence is I poor trsde to lollow.

Do unto others In you would he" then
do to you.

Every couple is not I pair.

Everything is good in its ststcn.

Everybodys‘ business in nobodys‘ busl~
nrsx

Fsisc friends no worse than open one.
titles.

Fortune knocks once It lesit st every
men‘s gIte.

Firs Ind wster In good servInts. but bud
clusters.

Groin linkers us no bitrrv.

amt grin Ind little pisti mites I tnsu
wesry. _

Give I rogue rope enough Ind he will
hsug himself.

‘ Home is home be it ever so hctnely.
llupe is I hours be it ever so it "only.
Hope is it good lirt'kaIst but I bud sup-

" llsvc your elosk tusde before it begins to
rsl .

Id folks line the chst leisure.

Lliv at to out. but at to live.

Lrt not or tongue out your throat.

Liars In F to be believed when they
speck the lrul J

Nuke hay while’the sun shines.

Never epiit wood Igsiust the grsln.

Never rushes mountain out of I uncle hill.

None sreso dost us those who will not
beer.

One is not so soon heeled l'l hurt.

One eyewitness is better then one heur-
ssy.

One bed exemple spoils tneny good pre~
crpttt

One hour‘s sit up before midnight is worth
two Ifter.

Prsbe I felt dsy It night.

Pstirnce Ind time run through the ion-
gest dsy.

Quick It ineIt quick It work.

Reckless youth unites rneful Ige.

Strike while the iron is hot.

Short reckon lugs ninke long lrlends.

Temper-Inca is the host physio.

Pin the mood blow thst nukes the trey.

The best physicisnsnrc Dr. Dist, Dr. Qui-
et Ind Dr. Herrytnsu.

Welcome is the best cheer.

Where there is s will there is s wsy.

When the will is resdy the fool is light.

tht rosy be done It Inv than is never
done.

-—-—oso-——- -

LII. Cuosrn urn 'run Amoco Ber.—
A greet utsny buys mistake their culling. but
I“ such use not fortuoste enough to tiud it
out in In good mean its did this one. It is
siid that Rufus Chnn‘e. the grsst lswyer.
wIs once in New lintnpshire tucking I pics.
when I buy. the non of s fsrtnrr. resolved
to lerc the plow Ind become I is wyer like
Rufus Ghosts.

lie scoordlngly went to Boston. called on
Mr. Chonte. nnd snid ti hint: “I hcsrd you
pie-Id in our town not! I lisve ndeslrc in be-
come I lswycr like you. Will you tench
no how!“

“its well Is I one." said the grsst lswyer.
“Ochre sud sit down."

Tsklng down I copy of BlickItcue. he
sold: “Read this until 1 none heck. end I
will see how you get on."

The poor boy bchs. An hour psssed.
file beck wired. hislinsd Ichcd. hick-gs
Iebed. lie knew not how to study. Every
nutrient because I torture. He wanted sir.
Another hour penned. end Hr. Ghosts csins
sud Isltsd. “How do you gston.‘

"Get out Why. do you hsvs to tend
such sin! I: this?”

sl‘.‘fl
. " ow tnucli I! R?"

3‘ thuslsssthsssshslvcs.snd were.“
looking M the erect lthrsry. , -
. “How lag will is tnks i"

“Vomit Isstsksn Is Ionshsntw-ty-
Ivs yours.“

“Bow-nub do you get r“

[rm sedelsthss.“

“truism-runs» .

ltts rsshlcssblsthls sssscn teskvlicn

fetiswslry of thsshell'vsristy.

muss Ind embroiled: in strsw pron-
tss ts he rsry Minusblsthis sum.

colored stooklngssrs worn by 'chlldrn
lot- the str’ssl. ms with white drwsss.

Issy lsdisl weer their huvhsnd's ps-
tleites out before they end weer I new
spring list It Iii. .

Among the gsy little forerunners of the
icrtliceittlng senisnnlsl. etc the lastly Welli-
iegtou certs. _

Bendkerehtsls Irs extremely sisgsnt this
sessou. The most desirabls srs those with
hslr-sdgvd colored borders.

ly su
ssrvsnts. or left by disitsrs themselves.

Psrty invitations Irsuow mice on '

hesvy erssrn told on gmuistsd pspsr.'whiis
still being the most desirshle color.

The heir from Ilsdlss cstugsu hrsid. '

should never be worn on the lspel of I gen-
tletnsn's cost unless the psrtlessrc engaged.
The new gloves Ire purely qusksr in
style—lone plshi. in sll shndes of grey Ind
brown without stitching ororustiient.
The success of tits sssscn in costumes en

the union of plsld Ind checked in Ill wool

Ind checked in the new soft-untied silk.

The newest thing blsck ls IcIchtnsrs
Ilpscs. It is I rich. , csd blsck. Ivoidlng
equsily the glistening of the slpsctt Ind the
rib of the «shame. '

Gsrden lists etc Morin Antoinette am of
Leghorn brsld or of chip. with very wide
lit brltn of equsl width sll l\l'0llld.lllfl
curved to dryer: in mint sud back.

The newst finish for the bodice of III
wsllting dresses in sort of dschu or hslf
hsndkerchiel.thc ends knotted in front is
cxsctly the style of Irish peasant women.

For Misses. the seller list wiilret‘ttrn to
(ever when wsrnt dtiys come. It is the,
most girlish of Ill the sbspcs. end niost gnu-
erslly becoming to round young faces.

The prctiest Inrons Ind itchets for dsy
Ind evening wear Ire ofWVIionclennes lac
Ind insertton. or of vslenclennes tees and
ribbon. striped.

A. novelty in costume is I lain. the bundle
of which forms I hIndkercbicf holder.
Some fees have slso I tiny scent bottle in-

w sorted It tho bottom of I in bundle.

Ron's Ite not wornsc high Is formerly.
but they src thick. due soft. sud wonderful.
ly beaming. The emirt to rc-intioduce
the silt! turn down coll ir hIs signslly felled.

iletnbur; cdglngs hsve ltnprovsdso much
in quuliihlhd reduced so greatly in prices
than their use hIs Ilmoet completely super-
seded other trimmings for children sud un-
der linen» 7- . _

A Purlsisn suthcrlty gives I unique style
for pettlcostt. The top at the skirt should
be gored perfectly to fit the figure. end the
bottom should be trimmed with I sums-
siunof macs. Illputonscgcthernndusde
to sppcsr i! seversl skirts were worn.

The prcvslllng colors thlI senscn exhibit
an egreesbie niodldcstlon. in rncst lusts-us.
of those that here heretofore prednmlnsted.
the nuturIl tints buving given plsoe to col-

airs more striking. The most in use Its the
dilerent shades of nsvy blue. grey Ind
brown.

Bl tck silk stockings In more fIshloIs-
ole then say other It present. Ind there is
greet vstiety in thorn. Sonic Ire open
worked. sonic ‘sre studded Ill over with
ilowrots of various hues. still some Ire of
two widely contrsstiug colors. the top being
violet. the foot white. with due violetstrlpe‘.

A fashion for ranking girls“ dresses is to
kilt the skirts Ind tucks with thetntho side
plsltctl basque. The white dresses worn by
young girls to evening psrties Ito usnnllyot
creItuy ‘whlts french uslnsook tnuslln.
Swiss muslin is too blue Ind too Iii! to be
rude eflbetive now thst dress shirt Ire insde
to cling so lightly to the forni.

-——'—-¢oc‘——-—
llsstk If John 1?. Brecklnridge.

The dentlt of John 0. Brecklnridge. which
occurred It Lesinstou. fly. I few week:
[20 will recsil to mind one of the non:
brillisnt of silent public men Ind ststes‘
nice. pnimiueutly before the country fifteen
years ego. lit. Brecklnridge wss born out
Lsslngton, Ky.. on the Silt ostnnIrdell.
Ind was consequently titty-leer yesrs of
sgc It. the tints cl his desth. He studied
lsw and entered upon the practice of his
collusion It In surly sge. He won nest
elected to Congress by the Democrats in
1831. In id“. be wss chosen vice-president

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of tits United-Bistro.“ the seats ticket ~

with Issues Buchsnsu. In 1800. be we:

nomiusted fut-tits presidency by the soil- t
nouglss democrats. who sect-dud from the ‘

convention thIt not It 0hsrlsstcs,snd rs-
eelved seventydwo eisctn‘rsl votes in the
contest which resulted in the aslsctlcn or

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