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VOL. 5. 3:0. 30.
Select Miscellany
The Renee that Bowen Built.
— so: .—
r.
W“ Cindi—This is the house that
Bowen built.
"-
amas. Harry and fierce—This is the meal
that lay in the house that Bowen built.
to.
Emma! Kin—This is the mouse that
hid In the meal that lay in the house that
Bowen built.
Y.
Mutation-This is the dcge that wor-
ried the en! that hunted the mouse thet hid
in the meal that lay in the house that Bow-
built.
Vt.
lucky—This is the cow with the crow
pied heel that kicked till the dog was one ya
spiel that worried the cat that hunted the
mouse that hid in the meal that lay in the
house that Bowen bui‘t.
vtr.
St’r Hormrduke-This is the ewaine ell
tattered and torn who sothed the cow with
the crumpled heel that kicked till the dog
wee our 9e lipid that worried the cat. that
hunted the mouse that hid in the meal that
toy in the house thet Bowen built.
vrrr.
Ellsworth—This is the mniden all forlorn
whojiitt-d the men ell tattered and torn who
worried the cow with the angry heel that
kicked till the dog was our gs spiel that war.
tied the cat that hunted the mouse thet hid
in the meal that ley in the house that Bow-
en built.
xx.
1!. W. B.-Tbis is the priest ell shaver:
and shore who almost wished he had never
been born when he kissed the maiden ell
forlorn whojiltcd the awniu all tattered and
two who coaxed the cow with the lively
heel that kicked till the dog was one go rpt‘ri
thet worried the cat the: hunted the mouse
that hid in the meal that lty in the house
that Bowen built.
x.
In. Muslims—Thin is a “Slice of tho
Judgernrnt Duy" whoeo “downright truth-
Iuilnvss retried dismay to the naughty
priest in the “cave of gloom“ who “set on
the ragged edge“ of has doom when he kiss-
oi the maiden ell forlorn whojiltod the man
all lat‘t‘rt‘d and turn who soothed the cow
with lllt‘ vicious heel that kicked till thchg
was «we go rps‘ef that worried the cat that
hunted the mouse that hid in the meal that
lay in the house that Bowen built.
xr.
“Hy Dror l'oa .M“—This is the name
of the Mn ud l-‘r iend who carried the sucro-
ey through t r the end for the sly old
priest in his cure of gloom who kept a den-
gerous cup in his r mm when he kiesed the
mwiden ell forlorn whojlltvd the man all
worrlol nld worn who coaxed the cow
with the versatile heel that kicked till the
do: waq our gr spiel that termed the cat that
hunted to! m uric that hid in the meal that
lay in the house thzrt Bowen built.
xrr.
.Vre. Hone—This is the typical motlicrin‘
law with the terrible tongue and flexible
law. the eagle eye and evenning claw. who
told of all that she keerd and Iew. who in~
dulged in various comments loud and mode
it sultry for ell the crowd-afar the Mutual
Priced who tiered to refuse to let her get at
his budget of news; for the priest who.
caught to whet he had done. said. “Mother.
I wish you would call the son ;" for the drs~
oletc deugbter all for lorn who jlltctl T. T.
(Tattered end Torn) who worried the cow
with the frisky heel. that kicked till the dog
wes cmgeepr‘d. thtt worried the cat. that
hunted the mouse. that hid in the meel that
lay in the house that Burn-n built.
xtu.
Th BMW—This is the cock that will
crow lo the more when Justic blows her de~
Iinqnent horn commending all to acknowl-
edge the corn; for the motherindew with
the lingual thorn ; for the Mutual Friend
with his lofty ecorn; for that Slice of the
Day of Judgment born to comfort and score
and guide and worn; for Bessie who. in so
she wea born. by Marmaduke from her bed
I‘Al turn. and unto him. screaming (2) sleep
inc. born; for the social priest ell ahavcn
and shore who kissed the maiden III for-
lorn whojilted the men ell worried and
worn who soothed the cow with thr limber
heel the: kicked till the dog was one go eye“
that worried the cat that hunted the mouse
that hid in the meal that letlay in the house
that Bowen built -W. A. Croffutr. in Daily
Graphic. .
”wow—~—
Oelldn’t be Ilium.
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A couple of horsemen. coming into the
city the other dry from the interior. over-
took an old man and his wife heated in the
bottom of e mule cert. Feeling in high
white. one of the then called out:
“Relic. uncle. how much will you take
for your wife. cash down r“
“Oh. I dunno.“ be slowly replied.
“Well. name your price.“
“Row mncb‘ll ye give 2“ he asked.
“Ten dollars.“
“Take her.“
The horseman didn‘t know what to any.
and weegethering up the reins. when the
old women jumped to the ground and ex-
claimed .
“Peas over the thesis. mister: i like the
old-amend» like: me; but we are e
really which cant be biased by no men on
her-beck“
The *blctlbrs" got out of the serene
by riding of at full s ,—vt¢g m
M e rg
“humus“ “Very good.“ said
"rayon-gar. braking theeccbe.
“than real necked as end.
I‘mhewflseanele-sklegtkn
3‘30 disease. Ba wfl nebtkacbalr
“Wuwmuflhbfim
Cain ink fan-eh realist-6m.
Ira. Johnson’s Intake.
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My friend Johnson has an establishment
for the menufecture of jewelry and silver»
were. in Baton.
Some time ego he sold a bill of goods toe
dealer in Augusta. Me. About e month
afterward It partner was on a visit to Ban.
gor. and w e there Johnson wrote to him
to till efect;
“I have heard nothing of that jewelry I
sent to Agtuta. If you are around that
way stop and inquire if it was received ell
ML"
He put the letter Into his pocket end for-
get to mail it. Next day he left the cost
at home and Mrs. Johnson. as usuel went
thrcuch the pockets, end she found the let-
tor. When Johnson came home that eftcr-
noon and opened the front door he was
amaeed to see Mrs. Johnson with her bon-
net on and en umbrella end band-box In her
bend. sitting in the hell on a trunk. looking
as if she her! about’twelvc hundred pounds
pressure of rage to the square inch. He
said :
“Why Emeline. whet on earth are you
doing i“
"I‘m waiting for e cab to take me to my
mother‘r. you brute."
“To your mother‘s? Why. what's the
matter f"
“Matter—matter f You know well enough
what‘s the matter. you wretcb. I‘ll not live
with you another heurl Oh. don‘t talk to
me. if you plenael Go and talk to Augus-
te—go talk to her if you're so fond of her.
I‘ve done with you. This winds you up
with me i" "
“What do you menu anyhow? You‘re be-
having ridiculously."
“I know I am! Abuse rue ! Keep on ebue-
lug me! Knock me down end stamp on me!
Auguste 'll like it. I dare any i I wish I had
her here' now. the wretch l I‘d give her n taste
of this umbrella! I‘d scratch her eyes out 2"
“Really. Emeline. this is the moat extra.
ordinary conduct. Will v tell me, my
dear, what you—-—"
“Oh. don't deer me. if you please! Save
your rubblehing sweetness for her. It‘s too
late to soft-sewder mt‘. I‘m going home to
mother‘s. You can‘t give me clothes to be
decent. but Auguste gets all she wants. of
course. I go slouchiug around this house
in an old calico dress. but Auguste. I dere
say. has her alike and ettlns. I can‘t get a
decent breestpln. but you can give Augusta
a cart losd of ‘em. lt‘s infamous!“
“Emeline 2"
“Well. what l“
“Did you read the-letter! left in my cost
Wit-rd“) ' ‘“
“Yes! did. and thet‘ethe way fdiaeov
cred your villain. “
‘ Emeline l“
“Well. what d‘you want.“
“That letter referred to some jewelry 1
sold to it man in Augusta. Maine. Eluc-
llnc l"
“Well r ‘
“You‘ve born making a fool of your‘
self."
“Wee it Folly MW! Ob. Wil-
liam! I‘m efraid l have. I‘m Afraid—500‘
hool—lmrhhoo l"
ffcro Mn Johnson broke down and wept
profusely over the lid of the bond-box.
\virilv Johnson put her umbrella gently in
the rack and curried her trunk up stairs.
while she gave play to her feelings She
didn‘t go home to her mother. But that
night she need a duecn of Johnson‘s eblrta
thnt he had been lryinu in vein for n month
to induce her to repute—N. Y. Weekly.
MW
Husband and I.
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“ l have been to ace Mm Hendcn. Jack.“
“ Well. that is more than I shall do at
present.“ said Jack. " I don‘t intend to no
and see Election again until his wife htu
lenrncd to manage her children."
“Oh. that will come in time.
our earlv troubles."
I don't know." said Jack. “ Some people
never find out how to treat the young ones.
I would not eleud second to saline in lov-
ing and admiring children; but they went
keeping in their pieces. and they should be
teunht to obey."
And this. in my opinion. is the secret of
making e child happy. and of landing hep-
plneu in a child. He or she must be taught
to obey; end. in ordinary cases. this dith~
cult lemon should be learned before s child
is two years and a half old. duck and I
have had one struggle with cnch of our
children. end with us that struggle hes ncv.
or had to he repeated. The little one was
elven thoroughly to understand that his will
must give way to ours. and when that was
accomplished. the great work was done.
Afterward. the watchfulnese necessary was
chiefly over our own conduct. We tried
ncvrr to allow ourselves to give any order
that we did,not see was obeyed. never to
make any threat that was not carried into
Meet. nor any promise that was not fulfill‘
ed. It is merveloua how a child knows
when a parents' word can be relied on. I
know very well (no one better) how difficult
it re fur a mother to keep herself aumcloctlv
up to the mark to see that her wishes are
attended to. It seem so much coder. for
the moment. to let things slide. end it on-
title so much ditheulty afterward. The
trouble in really the beginning. forif the
child forms. while young. e habit of obedi-
ence. and if the younger ones see that the
elder once obey. comfort and happiness
seem to follow. almost as a matter of course.
There is no doubt that obedient. well-con.
ducted children are by far the happiest.
Once begin giving e child everything he
wente. and the old story is since repeated—
be asks for thamoon. or something equally
inecoeulble.
—-——-.o-—-—
Clemenceau- Wounne—A writer
to sects-tile journel pronounces charcoal
one of the but simpleremedieslcr leak
wounds. snob eecutsmbveelon of the skin.
etc. The pnlverlnsd chew is applied to
tbswceedend covered witheblt cfacft
lhen. hecbereoalebacrba the fluidise-
ereted by the wound. end lays the feuds.
timottbeseebglt sine prevents the reg
'fromlrlteungtIORMIlth Rum
-"-—<-.-"-‘--—
florach—tneeeeftbencnrts lets-
lydheraweaeloag all bent-El m
muscuacuutewkalberewlflesw
Remember
“be “what did ~
geek ‘2'?!“ m
ahonlcbaelleweeteeaewartbe felinwurr_
mun—e sow—A..-”
-l0 f—
If there Is a wretched creature on earth. it
is the miserable woman who hes married a
widower with grown daughters—the step-
mother who cornee into a house where her
husband‘s eldest girl has been mistress ever
since she wee in long sleeved aprons. and
where the new wife is regarded from the
first as an interloper. The fiercest of moth-
ersdn'law. the most woefully aggravating of
prim epinster slaterdc-lsw. ‘csn be nothing
in comparison. Their attacks are generally
underhanded and Insidious; but the offended
daughter openly reveals the wrath of her
heart. and all the world upholds her and
sympathlnca with her. The poor door has a
step-mothcr-e cruel step-mother, of course
—end anything she says or does they be per-
doned under such awful circumstances.
No one pitiea the deluded lady whom the
sentimental widower has begged to be “a
mother to his little girls.” and who has had "'
vielona of areepha of five years old. when
sheihaa resolved to cuddle. and idea. and
curl. end feed with sugar plume. Noon
sake how she bore the awful revelation of
the four ahsrp-tempered virgins. the eldest
tivc-end-twcnty. who has made her life
miserable in every possible way since her
advent. end who are known to everybody in .
the neighborhood In the “poor Mince Smith."
Wee of her union with their father.
Nobody asks whether she eter wishes
that that widower, howsoever fascinating.
had not dyed his whiskers. token twenty-
flve ycers off his age. end gone e courting.
Everybody preaumea that cite rejoices
while the four Misses Smith lenguish. That
a stepmother must be a fiend in a world-
wide superstition. and as old as the oldest
boiled in the English language, in which. to
the best of my belief. on “cvil-etep-deme" is
introduced.
If she is young that is her crime.
is not. ego becomes her fault. It goes
against her to be pretty or to be ugly. If
she is A fine housekeeper. rho taken every-
thing out of poor Martha's hands. If she
lets matters rest es Martha dcelrce. poor
Martha is a slave.
People who have quite forgotten the first
Mrs. ornith for your: take to pltyiug her.
and wondering what “she would say if shr-
kncw." or to thanking Heaven thet ”she
cannot see what is going on.“
Of course at step-mother I: often in fault:
but in nine cases out of ten ahc enters her
new home with amicable feeling to ellwtth-
in it. while those who ewult her coming are
already ht‘l‘ aworn enemies. Dnugbicrs can.
not understood wiry papa should need other
emotions than theirs. and there is a teal-
ouay of kinship flercer then that of love.
In entrance. inexplicable wly this new
wife and the daughters of the house ere riv-
als. end the Neil“! that follow are only
what might mummy be expected. That.
however. does not make the etep-rthcr‘e
fitte any happier; and n sensible widower
will marry ofl‘ his grown daughters before
he beckons Cupid it tell for his own behouf.
though his second choice be as near an angel
a: errlng tunnel may tie—bier: Kyle Delhi:
in N. Y. Ledger.
H?“
A Cut: or Cancun—A stylish young men
recently stopped tit an ion in a small town
in Californin. He called for “the drinks“
for ell about the platen eevernl times. end
waved his hand in n loudly way to the in-
kocpcr. as though to any:
“This is mine."
He was so egreonblc that they ell took
quite at lilting to him. Next morning. sftcr
breakfast. he was starting ufl. when the host
apologetiunlly remarked:
“That little hill."
“0. bless your soul. my friend. I have not
got a cent." “H the fellow.
"Then why didn‘t you tell me so before?
said the host.
"Well.“ replied thctraveler. “ifyou hadn‘t
been so inquisitive I wouldn‘t have told you
now.”
The point was taken, end the lerftilord in-
slstcd on wrapping-up for him it bottle of
his bcrt as a truvcllnc companion.
--—- «W
A Boston paper gives as the first Eve an-
gelical Alilnncc on record. thet which our
common ancestor opened with his famous
remark : “Modern I'm Adam." By it very
singular coincidence in regard to names—
thet has oertelnly not occurred since the
flood—it happened that Mr. Adams made
one of the opening eddrcesra at the Alliance
whose labors are Just closing in New
York.
If she
MW
On Monday rnorninglest. an Irish women
living at St. Paul. lifted e barrel of sugar
from the ground into an on cert. wee deliv-
ered of twins that night. and two days there-
efter did the washing for e fnmlly of ten
persons. Other states are luvttcd to bring
on their specimen women.
MW
They had a prompt case of justice in Al‘
beny the other day. A men visited the pool.
tentiery in the mornine to see a friend tie
the evening he stole A50; next day he was
tried. convicted and sentenced. And the some
nieht he slept with his friend in that institu-
tion as e rcguler lolwed member.
W
An old bachelor. upon rendlnn that “two
lovers will sit up half the night with one
chair to the room.“ said it could not be done.
union one of thorn steeds or site upon the”
near. And such a painful ignorance pretty
plelnly Indicates that he has never Mn
there.
“New. mytan." acid a Brooklyn father.
take this caster oil or out you go through
the window" “Boo-bombers." sold the lit-
tls men. after applying the point of the
spoon for a moment to his lips. “his can‘t
take It. pope. Fro‘ me out do winner. I"
w—-——‘.——
A lady Ill thls village received a postal
card on whim the ohirogrepby was wretch-
ed. A postscript wessdded. etetl’nrtbet It
wee intentionally written poor. for the pur-
pose ofpreventleg mustache-reading
it—Wbltsbell Times.
A young led: living st Ian Olen. Vie.
disappeared thecthar day. and after no
““01!waan was ’
We
landmine-theme! the riverth
“mmmamw
unannslfectkiegiedhnnea‘ed
W
Aim ere-weeMkaesnb-
Wilrheie‘wcskendus. lewklm 7
SOUTH nonALK. CONN.
"JIMMY THURSDAY mm
nmcrrrcntnnsmnanrcce.netrmlr.
One Your. .. .ee.oc|eaxnlontne.. 01.00
single Ooplee, s cents. _.- -
rcmre carom to Annual. 4
No paper discontinued until ell m‘rapa are
paid. except at the option of the pnbl
Tar-ea or Advertising.
use. tin.- lin. Sin. «In. xcol. xcoI. tool.
W's-roe
u _
twee. 100
f
l .
I on'rooe
“00100
rope inch specs constitutes a square. bntno
edurttsamentswtllbe mu! leasthencneeqnera
larrlegee and Deaths touted gratuitously.
Docs! Notfeaa lo cents per line.
Hillillill‘l inheriting!
Madame Cooley
Operas House Block South Nor-
wnlk. Conn.
Invites the ladies to examine her
STOCK 0F MILLINERY
Just opened for the Spring Tredc.
DRESBMAKING
in alltts breaches. Dresses outw end bested. f‘rt-
3'mocd“ m at to6 ”Ted “'3'" nil the thrill” urging.
Aachen; of ""0331: solicited. car If
MISS ELLA U. Slil‘l‘H
Invites the attention of her customers and the le-
dloa of this \iclnlty to her entire new stock of
Spring-n and Summer un-
nery Goodo.
Comprising all the newest deaigna and novelties lu
BONNETS. HATS Gt TRIMMINGS.
All are nested to call end chemise. T will an»
anteo mpricca to be as low ea any in the Oil t.y
PRIOSING & ALTIRING
able er lea rote attended to.
W‘s aw‘”bmitb‘e’. West at?! lies Bill. Isl
STATIONARY; (‘ONFEU-
TION ERY,(‘1GARS, TO-
BACCO. ETC.
DAILY l: WEEKLY PAPERS.
PERIODICALS, ETC.
Ravi ngtelrcn the stand in the Poet once. and
stookwi it with a full line of the above golds. I re-
spectfully Invite I shore of the public patrouane.
9338tu 0. Flam
990- scrutiny...
Germanic I-louec.
Corner of 'Cley Sim t and Ruilroed Piece.
Ileat N. V. Lager lleer. Reels at all
Ilonre.
THE CLARK HOUSE,
SOUTH NORWALK.
orrosrrrrv. r enter. rt RDIPOI‘.
a" Geo. Clue-k. Agent.
T 8. SOMWON.
O
D l N T l 8 T .
threettng teeth and Inserting ertllctel dentures a
speclelty.
OFFICE OVIR bWtoltll‘b curs-me Int-onion.
tic-y South Norwelk.
VI. I'l. LAVALLII.
BARNES 838....
“one Furnishing Goods and
Trunks.
Main St” ' ' deuth Norweilt.
FMNK A. TOLL“ a 00..
oneness tn
GltUCEttIES PROVISIONS.
Preserves. Jellies. Canned Fruits. Etc.
OPERA HOUR! ILOOK MAIN 01“..
tit-y SOUTH “DIVA“. CONN.
8. mm
W Dealer in
Stoves. Tin Were. Cooking Utensils.
leaps and loses Furnishing Reels.
ppm... worm... on mm
tintf WASHINGTON arm. sour-n NORWALI.
GBEGORY‘S norm
MARI!!! RAILWAY.
IOU!!! NORWALK. 0T.
CAPACITY or mums. - moo TONS.
Vessels M or W at M Nettle.
heathen M more. “one
‘nno
NOTICE.
to mesh Marat solicitation. Dr. lllnkwtli
cpankle
moneys-ants,
lntbekrllery. mum-tum“
newestwaaastcnwlllcswnence
m3. JANUARY a! “B.
Mfutkarpertlcehrelnqslrecr
antenna. Hottest.
MQQMT‘LIM MI"-
BABIEN SEIINARY,
REV. o. W. SRARP. PRINGlI’AL.
are enouerr one
cornmeal
m worm»
comm excrement-opener?“ _
.y
CLAIM“!- WI- '
highs
p Lines.
lure
law haters cement
FINN.“ 8. HEAD,
loath Nor-walls.“
NORWALK Alli] NEW YURI,
3. Cents.
I (In mt char WTucsdey. June ist,
Widen! Favorite Iteerner
NE‘iiLY WHITE,
A.Wnill leeib South Norwalk. every week day at e: on
Return! willleeve pier ".13.. foot or
“388:5?" :sor. ll..endfromfootofxeataada
a z .
Fare 50 Cts. Excursion Tickets 90 Die.
m not mlarly checked will be at the risk
of the owner.
“I l“nounatl’ropnller Rates. Refreshments
WHITE’S PROPELLERS
will cattle" to make ler tripe between Nor-
welk m and New Yo . stopper?“ at South Nor-
P" Ammo“ it‘ll.“ ’ri‘n‘iil a to? a. ”all“
e e
bury end“ Refined. [to
Produce sold as heretofore..1"retght at usual rates.
prune are forbid tnattng any of the em-
ployo. tbe'boate ofthlsllnc on account of the
oflelly White' will eiweye atop at Gremry‘ e Folnt
net eernrrt do endn tlce
:. Hurrah... 'e ° M “r W“
South N orwalk
READ THIS,
AND YE
Borough People;
AT Till OLD STAND OF
H. 8. BROWN.
BOOTS, snors r. nuaarns
0 lrkhle. t lwoetpoeelbl cash .
"m uhmdm...“ h...l.“.”£.....
.wlaweal nettle-“well.“
tkoneusl .
lb.
A 'LARGI LOT 0!
MW Blabber-e. accused
quality. Price 40 etc. at pair.
Hostel ditto 70 cte. n pair.
. “awemmtormw all sum... mu
Come and See.
lloraecerernn hth thedocr. Denotfov-
gettbspleca. fl! y
ELY’S BLOCK,
scum monument, or.
Butter Bowie dc Lorilee
At r. K. Locnwoonu
STEDMAN & SON
8“???” cold ‘wth‘eirc lasso Get the hog“ Hggdfia
ll 0‘
“gill heroeftor devote their attention to
Dorian House,
GREGORY’S POINT.
This favoritesnmmarraecrt bellow spec Ita
Magnificent Hotel
MOM II '1 ti ll". 81‘
gone I llw‘l‘l: “ohm your. mum“?
Modern Conveniences.
And will be a most desirable wararl place for
bile It will
gameruboard“ sremvnwm Moder greslehcreaa
Clam Baht. Enrirr Parties.
BILLIARD SALOON
'r'wc Pavilions e: n have
Molna- floor.
Aresnegtheaawerceaetttrectlonecttbla
FAVORITE RESORT.
fiaummrmumwm “lighted
Stcdman & Son
Ieneleoncarwlthelseea end
greetly Improved
Magnificent Grovc'
. i magnetomete-
lURSDAY, JUNE 10,1875.
.m—AA AMA.“
LOUIS J. BLAKE,
Attorney A : Counsellor-strum
Olen In Swerl’a Millers
sown“ NOE-WALK. come.
(one. cefor-er was r. Idvl‘lle glue.)
“m“mm trio'cmsuor the stats.
moron: meted. collections
0H“
IP34 freer!) HANDEI.
or
mery& Fancy
A'l'
Mrs- H. Krieger’s
W A C H]! N GTO.N ST”
south Nor-walls.
Opposite A. momma a com
HAIL co___r.ueanrar
Am ARIA” MINI wul ink. plnoe lune
time In 1 876.
PENNELL’ 8 INS.
will cell ellcthermbeenweeltlsnot need
by from“, will not cos-odour the..p’el or
'I'
Someth
for Ponce
Imperial clone Ink.
new. and reelivlne. Ask your
‘s Tooth Powder.
REMOVAL.
JOHN SCHAIIB,
lea removed his
Boot and Shoe Store.
To the stand formerly ccccnpledhy I. ll. Prim
Opposite the Post once.
“'5th witl keeps full stock of all m of
Ken’s, Boye’. Women’s end Chil-
dren’s
3001's a. chase
Of the Latest lulu.
Particular “blue! “H to
CUSTOM WORK.
All own work Is to give satisfac-
%W “A“ chore“ thou! , W.
some «menu.
lurch I5. “15.
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