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Poetry.
For the Swrluc~
TAKING BEST.
".—
I\' 'Am.
ms. the folding of llrvd hands
Ara-s tho paw-less bressts‘ ;
0. Mutual bands. from labcrof tow.
Taking quiet rust.
Uh. the drooping of snow white lids.
Ovu- the gum and rvcc.
auh ore-s. more swscr than panslcc arc \
Vim-Ii forwvr-r than: the world‘s cold stm.
l'ndvr tho hill“ lie.
Uh. wen-rm! fee-t. bulimia: chino.
To do scruc gentle. kindly deed.
Hath [wand s mun; place at last.
Tbs! mt ye seed.
0. beautiful soul. loos-d in the chain.
Linking thee. to this rare mould of clay '.
And with 1630“! song. thou tskrsl thv flight
L‘nto ruins of endless day.
oh. tbc folding of tired buds
Across the pears-ml brvut.
01:. lbs joy of the lovrly spirit
Entvring into perfect rost
For the Sts‘rnm.
A HARVEST LAY.
sr wuuu.
.Vy love and I. we walk to together.
A the (left summer wcsthcr:
And on carts o‘er-flowed. with s glsdsome tour.
A. we whucd sway that summer noon.
“ llvar lmv.’~ 9hr: sighed. in my ruptured our;
‘ 'rm- lime of our bridal drswetb near.
Wbcu the acids are heavy with ripening grain.
Amt the hnfvvsh-r rnmcl lo the acids again.
“b, life will bu al': in all to me.
For rhea dear hurt. will our wedding be.‘
Ah, me? I would we had llugcrcd forever
All in the gin-v of that summer weather;
For. in the golden harvest day.
My Euro. in immortal state did lay.
tmiy cold, and forever at rr‘sl.
Wcre the drinty hands. on the pulselcu breast
“or form. they mind in bridal while.
And closed xvrrv 1hr 17:! no longer blight,
For. in the field of life. with it)" brcstb.
The rcspcr came. sud his tnmc was lIl‘Illl.
The faucet sin-cf. with rclcntius band.
He gnthercd. and bore to the shadowy land.
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For the Sta-nan“
FORGIVE A N D F038 31'.
av lxRaH.
F‘I'ler' so; forget! U. ircscn dtvinr.
That now but God's angels- tau gently dwlah‘.
With purzflcd ham. and purified lips.
(hastened by suz‘vring, vtrvuzthrned by prayer
'0‘ give and forget ’ c‘cu though our hrarta
‘Itr (firved an cmbulcrv-i by words harshly spoken ;
.‘i‘tluur and u ‘vrds. «l lnrni and unkind.
That we care not to live. u ith hearts and llvrs broken.
Forgive and forgot ' AL. xnr. Ill-I o c might
I rtcr the words that. our Saviour bulb tst;;bt.
Though other! revue you. rmilu lluI again '.
Uh. infinit's words. wuu diviuc “Lulu“ fraught
Forgive and forgct'. A _\ sin thing to do;
With our impwrfcv: lac-uh, in struggle-u wr live.
Impluriu: ar-l‘!lflt‘v. our w mngu to «rare ;
Ah t we cammt forget. though we frccly forgive.
Forgive and fora?! ’ l), father in heaven.
Turn us this br-sutlrul leuoa of lava;
That our but: may be filled with unshadowed
glory.
Perfect and purv a‘ illv angel.- show
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“ HEN THE COWS COME HOME.
‘5';sz k 1.1;". '. k! 13:1». kli'iz'c,
“'3! down the dusty drug‘s.
The r-vu arc comm: bomr.
Sow ¥~\C\:I and tlf‘JK'. and (not and low.
Tin urr tViJklinzv more and no.
szc chiming: from some fur—ct! tower.
Ur pattr-rln;c of an April shmu-r
Th1: males tn‘ dank-s crow;
Ruling. leing. kulln-rlclmglc.
“'ay down the darkcning dznglc.
When the cows come home;
- \rui o‘d~ilnn~ friends. and twilight plays.
And ntsny nuhw. and many days
Come troopin: up thr mtsty wsvs
\\ IlL‘u the cows wmc borne l
“'xzh jingle. Jungle. Jingle.
a'uf: tours- that sweetly mingle.
Thr- cows are turning home;
“shine. and Pearl snd I-‘lurimcl.
Ik- Ksmp. R aim». an t Hrvtcllv‘n Schell.
Queen Bc-s. and Sy‘pb. u'ld spanglcd Suc.
Acrocs list a. ids t hear her “ 2mm "
And dang bar silver boil;
6... ting. golsuz. goiiaglcliuglc.
“ irb faint, far sounds that mingle.
The cows come slowly home;
<.\n.l mutbprmongs of long guuu yous.
And baby toys and childish Il‘ll'I.
And youthful hopes and ,mulbful tours.
\"bcu the cows come normal
\‘ llll nub». ranch. ringl-~.
'By two: and thrown sud aingls.
The rows are wasting home;
Through vmlut sir we arc the town.
And tins Iurn'ucr vim cslipuln: down.
Amt the maple in flll' rum! ulsdr
Throws rluun thr- path a longer ubsda.
And ”to bill! axe growing brown.
Tortilla. to tang toriugla-ru‘g‘s.
ll) tun-rs and four- uud ~iuglv.
Th.- cms- (only uluwly huluc'.
m. “are Iwrol sound of wurltllou Milli.
ch unu- s-vcvt Juno «lav rest and calm,
Tho “In slice! ucrut uf bud sml bslm.
Whoa t‘w com conic borne.)
“‘ith Iinklc. tackle. tlnlld.
Through mm and poriwlultle.
Tbt‘ v‘uw - up coming home;
A lnl'eritm to thc eherksrvd strewn
“’hcrc Ibo sun rays are and circus.
Clarice. I‘asrhbloccl sad I'Imbc I'cillis
Stand hum-ulwp in tin: cruelty lilies.
In a drowsy drcsu.
To‘liak. to-lsult. lolluklrltn‘elc.
(l‘cr banks with buttcrrup‘ amiable.
‘I'b‘u cows ensue olmllv bums;
tAsrl up turd-.91 actuary“: dwp rsvlnc
Cums the bail an old sung and its old-liars shoal.
Ass tbs mount of the silver Queen.
Wii'cu the cows come home.)
With Hints. blangls. blinrls.
With lawn (In! \a to an sud tingle.
The cows are coming horns;
And av” than on Marlin Bill
Hear the plsiutlvs a) of the wblpvpawwill.
And tbs cow-drops llu as Illa tsulcd vim
Ali uvcr the pol-ls" Venus-Ibis“.
And me! the silenl mil:
In ling. hurls“. holinelslisilc
Wirh “waxing sud jinglc.
. TI. cows ms slowly harm;
rut «lows the Mrs; lei is do mm
or low mu sand. of low". and rain.
N can aid “was com Melt waltz.
WM ll. cows ash: km.“
W film Ml-
m
V Sclctt Ilisccllauy.—
sums tics no my scisbbnr Purim
. ...w_,-- ~r~7 7*;
" “i-niiwmiuru' ” " 7‘
sud whose hair wss abundsst.
to hear from the purchasers.
shiny substance of some kind.
and shut the door.
of the gun.
duct.
can‘t wear A but and can't sleep
sticking totbv pillow case.
more vigor that you want. you idiot.
pcct that stuti‘ll soak in and kill me.“
way for the mail.
ml was from a woman. who wrolo:
the fiend who poisoned bim."
lululr.
hours.
and worn the pircc
head.
with him.
A Mr. \V'ilsnr: slid that his lny had put
and his Ci‘illtl-‘tlrlllcc lnnkcd as if it
her n (“mini w lb green varnish.
ntf_
parrwt.
door. breathing. and excluimwl ;
the fence and leave town quitk as you can
medicines of yours.
convulsions for a week.
' lIt‘lI \ll‘lllll lo silty here.
that‘s ymlr only cbuncu.“
.aztmslwrl lllO l‘lllll‘t‘ “\le
mill.
an sulfvrlngm- Max Adclcr.
w, ,w. . .
Force of Imulnstloa~sud st.
sud asleau as a strip of jerked beef.
in two m-plrslu wlurnca.
climbers.
medicine chest to no avail.
“in into his cubic.
medicines and advertised than extensively.
with Cff'llflcaff'l ut imsglcsry cures. which
won: written out for him by one of the cdi~
tors of The Argus. whosc liver was active
It is not at all unlikely that Pcrltins
would have achieved success with his enter-
prise but for one vcrv unfortunate circum-
stance. Ilc wss totally unfamiliar with the
preparations. excepting in so far as the
pburmscopals instructed him: and. as lll
luck would have it. in putting them up he
cm the bride: of the liver regulator on the
hair vigor bottles. and the lahlcs of the lat-
ter on the bottles containing the former.
0f mum: the rv-sults were appalling; and ss
.\Ir. Perkins had requested tbc afflicted to
inform him of the benefits derived from sp-
plylng the remedies. be had not sold more
than a few hundred bottles bcIorc be begun
One day. as be was coming out. of his of.
lice. be observed a man sitting on tbc tire-
plug with a abut-gun in his hand and thun-
der upon his brow. The man was bsrc~
hcudcd. and his scalp was covered with a
When he
saw Perkins be emptied (Inc load of bird
shot into the inrcntor‘s legs, and be was
about to give him the contents of the other
bsrrcl. when Perkins hobbled into the office
The mun pursued him
sml trird to break in the door with the butt
He failed. and Perkins asked
him what he meant by such murderous con-
“ You come out bcre and I‘ll show you
what I mean. you scoundrel,“ said the man.
" You step out here for a minute and I‘ll
blow the head off of you for selling me hair
vigor that's gummcd my head up so that I
without
Turned my
scalp all green and pink. too. You put.
your head out that door and I‘ll give you
I or
Then the man took his scat again on the
fire-plug. and after reloading his gun. put on
a fresh cap and waited—Mr. Perkins rc-
maim-d inside and sent it boy out the luck
The first letter be open-
“ My husband took out: doic of your liver
regulator and immediately went inlvu spasms.
He has bud fits cvrry hour for four days.
As soon as he dies I am coming on to kill
A clergvmun in Smyrna wrote to ask
what were the iuqrr-dicnts of the livor rcgu-
IIv feared something wrong.bemusc
his suut had taken the mvtlicilw only twice.
when she hogan to roll ovt‘t' on the floor and
bowl in llu? must alarming manner. and site
had be”: in a comatose condition for Iil'iccn
A man named .lubnwu riruppt-d a lion to
my that ufu‘r applying tlu‘ bait viil‘r to his
scalp be bad leuurd his brad against the
back of a chair. and u had now been in that
pnsition two days. He feared that he would
ucvvr lw rclvawd unlit.“ be cut up the chair
poruiaut-ntlv on his
II» was‘ coming up t I Hm Mr. Pur-
Linu in rufc-rcncu to the wattcr wbvn be got.
lsmx‘c. and be was guing to bring: his dog
3 mic of the vigor utl his face in order to in-
duce the growth of a muualacbc. uud that at
the present. moment. that boy“: upper lip
Was glued fu~i in the tip of the buy": now.
had
thout me I“
“ 0b 2“ said I. one m rsxiug lilru. “ he says
he‘ll pull you through sll riaht."
“ D‘ be lcsvc 'ny mcd'slu I"
Now Csncy wss an implicit rellcr on phy-
sic. I listed to blull‘ him. so I kinder ball-
cd like :
“ ch! That is. he‘s
over.“
“I wish to bokey bc‘d do it soon 3“ sighed
Csney. “ I hope it‘s pllls i I‘m plsycd out.
on drinkin‘ mixtures. Ido hope he gins ms
pills ! I like pills. Pills is what I lblnlt
will fix mu oil! I do hope il‘s pills, Mr.
Mate.“
I felt so cussc-lly for the poor follow that
I msdc up my mind he should have pills.
Jcst to console him. When |I wcnt to my
room I began overhauling my chest to find
something to mix into pills. I turned every-
thing inside out. The nearest thing to it
was a hunk of shoemskcr'a way. “ Ncccs‘
city." says I. “knows no lfir." So I bit. off
twcnty little pinches of tin: stuff, and rolls
‘cm into PIIII. ’Bout an hour aftcr. I tskcs
‘crn in to Csncy. put in an old snutI-box.
rolled in flour.
“ S‘s plllu, Mr. Matt: 9“ eagerly grasped the
invalid, as be fairly riveted his eyes on the
wrapprd parcel. “I do hope. sir, it‘s pills.“
“ Yes. Cant-y, 'tls pills! Doctor says you
must takc two on ‘cm three times a day."
“ Bully l“ grounded Cancy. “ I‘m a new
nun—you bet! Them pills is the thing—just
you sec 8“
I administered the first. dose. and the in-
valid turned over and went t) sleep.‘ In two
hours he woke up. took some tnpioky cruel
and another dose. and went off again. Be-
fore bedtime be said he felt as if he could
eat. a peck of fresh meat. II“ cal. it all—
murc than be bad for a month before. Af~
tsr tbst he slept. till dsvllgbt. When he
woke he took a cup of cocoa. cat a broiled
steak and swallowed unolbcr dose of pills.
Shortly after the doctor called.
“ Well. my man. how d‘yc room 9“
" Passablu better. and I give you thanks,“
replied Canny, in louder tones than for
weeks. “ I‘m comin‘ round. sir. Them ore
pills isa fixin‘ me.“
The doctor smiled incrcdulously. bid the
patient good day. promised to call rig-tin.
and wont nfl.
“(‘aplain." asked be. “ know anything
'hunt any pills? That man seems to think
he‘s trkin‘ pulls."
“'I gin bim nouc." answered the captain.
“ Mstc do you know 9 "
“ Yrs. Sir—I gave them to him. air."
“ What pills are they ?" queried the doc-
tor.
“ Slmcmskers' wsx pills, sir." I replied
promptly.
“ The dash! How‘d you come to give him
that .9"
" Wall. bis lit-art is sot on pills. and them
was-Hm best I could do."
” lInw many‘s be taken .°"
“ Four llIlSC‘l—thI to the dose.
" Did you ever know '01» to ba‘ lnkun b9-
forc It“
“ No. sir."
“ (lot any niorc of ‘em Y"
I bandcd blur the box IIn tunabcd one
With thumb and finger. tasted it. bit Illi lip.
muilwl. tlwn muse-l. The captain snlggrrr-d
“ erl.“ minim] the doctor. " I don‘t know.
What's sbuvruakora‘ wax made out. of? It's
8 true kind of pitch. \Vt'll. ’spoao be keeps
on with the pills. any lmw. He‘s no worse.
Just you put ‘cm into him I"
Next morning i ouup mndcd a mull box
going to send it
n
.\lr~‘. Slur‘iu \\r m- frnm D lvt‘r that film i
had >bucl lnr puuxllo too clinic. and bad
attcurpu-d t. a cure him by appl_\ ing the vi:-
Then-upon tin: ting bud gone mad. bil-
u-n two children and cult-u lbc cu and poll~
Thur was about forty utbrr lcttz-rs giving
the details of sundry other cases of awful
suflJiug. and breathing lbrcutt‘uings and
slaughter azaiust .\lr. Pvrkins. .Imt as Mr.
I‘crkins vnns finishing lbcsu cpistlus, Jim
W-mdlvy came rushing in through the back
“ By George. Alcclt. yull better gel orcr
Thcrv's thumb-r to pay almul llma‘c patent
Old Mrs. Grldlcy‘s
up on that liver regulator. ufl r brim; in
Tim upsou‘s llll‘l‘d
.girl is lying at the last gasp; four of the
Browns have cut this awfulest looking beads
you tvrr m from thv hair vigor. and ”but,“
full. u-ing up all the ma t irl xl. Every day
tlw doctor found his pullout no Ibu- improve.
liia appcl'uc lwcaluc voracious. The ionic
ago Shipped. lie slept well. 0a the sixth
day of our "course“ be Inf. in a chair wblIc
his bunk was aired and the matrass shook“
up. Three days after ho was slacgcrln
round deck. ml by tlw month‘s end. who;
we were under sail for Canton. be gal/fit
for lizbt duty. 'l‘o shorten the y j’ before
we wrrc half way back to the figs “ Canc
Anglu“ belied bis nickname—Jar be was the
atoutcsl. the strouzo-t and tlw‘sunb-sl man
‘buard abip.—-Pbiladelpbia Sunday Dis
prtcb:
«cw—-
'I‘ltul I-‘lrc Dollar Nola.
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One evening that I look tea with an inti-
mate friend of mine. while we weru rested
al the table. Mr. Baker my friend‘s husband.
while ubarully feeling in his vast pocket.
a down other pimple are up at lbc sbcrlfl"!
nfilca \ thing out \vzuranla Ivf your Gift“. . ".0."me of putting there.
The profile am.- talking vf mobbing vuumud
the crowd out hero on lbc pwvnwut urn
cumin: I am" lwdml man with a an". ptlf‘kulvbuuk. Hm. wire. arm you want
“"l“ “I“ h" ‘ Willi l" brnu tbc “w" 9'“ “‘ some raady mound“ and threw the auto
yuu su's it‘ll bo beyond wenlullng—Nuw across we “Mo to llOI'.
you laku my udvl~u and skip.-il‘ll be and. .
Meander! inn-v!
'fbcrc‘a uu doubt about it. medicine can
sccnmplisb wumlers. I wvnt out male in s
ship from Boston to Calclllll and Uautuu.
Out! of our foremost bands was a good-na-
turetl Vermont youth. nearly seven feet high.
It
used to put me in misery to sac llllll bend-
ing over a yard. for it seemed as if his slim
bodv must saw in lulf sad fall to the deck
It was a rvlicf to
we llw. wlwtl two weeks out. “ Cane Ac:
gle " was mum to his buck will: in favor.
wenmpacicd by sn uamuatmhly abililltlle
flew he law for sixty-curl (lays.
unable to chi". and cvcry lluur lruwiua
tbiuscr. wlwn we rum thc Emmy. sad
Mil suchur sbrcsst of Calcutta—Lung since
its llsd consumed lbc cccwats of our
Our caplsls
Mu bumscc fclluw. and as was so we
cm tut llc scurlll out tbs the Mom of as
Switch frbws. who sccompsclcd him to
Hill ml and malls an inspection of the
sick man. sftsr which bc wcul with the up!
rude up his mind to try to mom of p me.
i, by lanolin. s pstcst modulus. Arm»
m Mimics in minim lhsl lbs two
int-ct Muscat and capsular forms of lg.
”it“: cm mucus of tbs bud mt M.
W“! M tbs llvsr. uni cc ssicctcd the com.
pounds rvcmsrsscdd by tho phrase-scol-
sstbcmedlsswllcb lawculd stiltctlw
”Na-Onhculsll'hrw Bdrm
w" sodium «mum nulls-
‘G»" M s has cram cuffs-s:
Muss sad m. I!“ II W “I
man l‘ saldthc doctor.
can n can in. Ilaw he holds “mother I
dos‘tbccw. "I‘wouldc‘t help bin. sad It
mtgbtllslsh lulu. Midst. really. I dun
know what to chlcrl Sums to no lbs but
way is to lct lbs dlscIst sinus.
this! Inc can hold out twsstrfcsr boars."
cash.
“orchard-communal.
“lit. Stanwood moi-am rust
“Biol me if I «a tall wlm all. lbal
'Rc‘s ss aver s
I don‘t
A'tsrlbsdcmlcftl continuum
As! amen-unit's Ilssnsn
found a five dollar note which be bad no
“ "llllll" be t‘xulalmod. “ that is no placo
fur you. I should have pul you in my
‘ “ Many thanks.“ aha replied; “ money is
l ulwayl aucrptsblc. although I have no prun-
gvm uccdofit.“ She folded the mac and
I . c
7‘1“?“ M!“ “Nil“ I‘ll 0"" "l" fcncc “lid é put it under this in tray. pmcwodcd to pour
in h vs oraluut Mimi. for lllt‘ Sumo llnv. and ‘ nul tbs ton and attend to her cums.
Kl hour later the nwb gutted bis ofilcu and
q . of n nmlivu
I‘ct luu‘ la in Canada now. working in a saw
He is conviucvi tbst tbvru is no llluu-
ry for blur in the lat-incl ul‘ rcllvviug llulh'
At her right sat lira. Ewan. ul‘ Aunt Sa~
l‘llll. wluun all of u: knew as an old so
qualulaum‘. who from Hull: to Hum spout a
week with Mrs. llskcr. liar \‘ltllt \vujaat
at an end and sbo was abmt to return harm:
that cvruing.
the tea it occurred to lwr that She was unw-
wlmlln bur aunt‘s debt for certain small
matter-1. sad when sbc bad the opportunity
she pushed the uutc uudsr bcr plate. saying:
“ lint-e. sunty. take lIllI live dollars in
part payment of my debt.“
“ Vary wall.“ she replied. “ but llm mou-
sy doea not bclonl lo Inc. I owe you fifteen
dollars. my dear Grsor. which you lent me
last Saturdv. Iliad to pay the taxes on
my mue lwtmuml lwl not the rally mom
or at band. and Grace lent it to run.“ cxv
claimed Aunt Susan. Grace. an orphan.
was cousin to Mrs. Biker. Sbc sud lwr
bt’ulbcl‘ Frank boarded with her. and they
made a very pleasant addition to the family
circle. fills wss studying music. and her
brother was in s mercantile mtnbtlshmcat.
As soon an aunt Susan received the mic she
hundred lttc Gram. Mylar. “I‘ll give you
“ill on account. and the real as soon as I
set it.“
“All HIM.“ aaswsrcrl Grscc. lsugblus.
“since you all m to be la the humor to
pay your debts. I follow suit. Frank. I own
you somethlss for music you have mm
for am More is part ,cf it." sad sllc lbrsw
“‘1! bush cots to Mr limiter. wllc sst oppo-
s R.
Ws were sll lllxhly smuwd to sss how the
cats wandsrsd rcucel tllc tsllle.
"That is a wonderful cute.” said Ir.
all». “Icnlv wish sum body owcd all
sanctum. and I owed a “nobody counting.
so that I could come i do lbs ring.“
“You can.” said limit. “I owe Mrs.
Biker or you. it's all lbs nus. for my
basal. I herewith v m cm of It."
“Numeral m It. Baku lock
lilo m scd WW thaw It cuts to his
SOUTH
A: Mrs. Baker was pourlnu
wlfc.ssyia¢. “It‘s yours strain. Lucy. be;
cause wbst belongs to was belongs to you.
It. bss completed the round and we bavc all
bad the bcucflt of it."
“ And now it must :0 around again." N-
pltcd lbs gsyly.
“ I like to see money circulated: il~shculd
ncvcr lic idle. Aunt Sarah. you takcll; now
I have paid you ten dollsrs.‘
“ Dear Grscc. hers is another flvc dollars
on my account." said Aunt Ssrsb. handing
it to Grace.
“ And you. Frank. have received ten dol-
lars for the muslc you bought me." said
Grace. banding it to her brother.
“ And I pay you ten dollars for my board."
continued be. and the nuts ruled in Mr.
Baker's bands.
The change was quick as thought. sad
we were all convulsed with laughter.
“ Wss there ever so wonderful sn u-
change I" exclaimed Grace.
“ It‘s all penance." cried Mr. Baker.
“ Not. in the lessl." answered his wife,
“ it‘s all quite right."
" Certainly." ssid Frsnlt; “ when the
many belonctl to you. you could dispose of
it ss you would; I have the same right. It
is a hit cxcbsngc. although very uncom-
mon."
“ It shows the use of lunacy." said Aunt
Susan. “ It makes 0 circuit of the world.
and brings its value to every one who touch-
es it."
“And this note has not finished its work
yet. as I will show you my dear husband. if
yull will give it to me again." raid Mrs.
Bakor.
“ I present you with the five dollar note."
said Mr. Ilnkcr bowing deeply. .
“ And I give it to you. Aunt Susan. I
owed you tlflccu dollars. and I have paid
my debt.“
“ You have, my door friend without doubt;
and now. my dear Grace, I pay you my in-
debtedness. with many thanks for your ss-
sistanco."
"I take it with thanks. Aunt Susan." re-
plicd Grace. “ And now the time has come
when tins wonder-worker. tbls inexhausti-
bly rich bank note must be divide-d. because
I don‘t owe Frank five dollars more. How
much must. I pay pet?“
" Two dollars and sixty-two cents,“ rc-
plied Frank.
" Can you change it ‘3"
‘: Li'l. mo sec—two thirty-eight; yes there
is tbccbanzc. The spell Is broken. Grace
you and I divide the spoils,"
“ This bank note beat: all I ever saw.—
iiow much has it paid? Let us count up.“
said Grace. “ M rs. Baker guvc Aunt Susan
fifteen dollarr. which Aunt Susan gave me—
! cram Frank twclvc dollars. and sixty two
coma—Funk paw Mr. Bukvr ten dollars--
altogether fifty-two dollars and sixly~two
cents."
“ It‘s all nnnscncc. I tell you." cried Mr.
Baker again; “ you all owc each other what
you owed lit-fore.“
“ You are doccivcd. dour. by the rapid un-
broken race lllia little stltu has made; In m0
it in nu clear as daylight." replied lil rs. Ilakvr.
" if it is all nonarnvr. how could the note
which you gave Mrd. liultcr. if nothing tn
you or to me. be divided between us two I“
asked (.lracc. Mr. IIlkt‘f didn‘t area: to sec
it vr-ry clvurly. but the others did. and they
often relatc thislittlu history for the amuse.
mom. of their frlr-nds.
.. -. ... .,
flushed Potulora.
Resting over night at a prcu'cntious ho~
tcl~ and brcakfustiuz vl-ry lwarlily there in
tlu- morning. was an axed stranger. whose
unrpeakubly srcdy attire. while it badbcen
unnoticed in the dark hours of his arrival.
excited the dire distrust of the officials of
the house. “a rcvculcd by light. Suwlv sus-
picious was the superb clerk of the (ll-tall-
lishmcnt that the latter was to bo wrougvd
of it: duos by some trick or plva of this
venurablc. shabby guest ; when the inner
having lit‘spatclwd bis meal. prowutctl him-
so" at t‘~s desk with an atirnunilory cough.
Mu doubts become a certainly.
“ I have b Hi my breakf lat." bogm the
and man. dvllbrnlcly. “and cmdur c )u
pols me lo aay“——-—-
“ Hand nvcr the tummy. you old rascal."
interrupted the clerk. in a race.
“ Au us I was saying.“ mumcd the stran~
Ker placldly. “ candor comprls me to inform
‘OIIH-v—r-
Call a pcllucman l " roared lbs ulerlt lo a.
bell boy. “ We'll have, our twelvc shillings.
or you go to the lock‘up.“
The boy started on llli errand without ap-
parent notice from him of tbc sccdy cos.
tumc. who. taking his own limb to draw
forth. from an obscure pocketm vast lunacy
wallot. quietly repeated :
“ Aw I was uylnc—I have had my break-
fast—hero‘s your lwclvc sblllinai: but can‘
dor conlpuls ms to inform you that. lbctn
maslm‘l p‘llMOt‘i wus lowly—perfectly love-
ly. sin and I don‘t. mind thrown“ in a slxll‘
ling cxm fur Wm."
”a“ .- w ....
A Touching Story.
A touching story comm from the town of
Wutcrlnll. Albany county. Same time since
a wild woman was discovcrud in the wood:
in that locality. nearly nude. you" and
busutlful. Thole young men not out to c rp-
turc her cuc day and nearly .moccedud : but
after s titliOI'lIllMd light. during which she
used It pair of scissors \vltll ounslderablu
sill-ct. Ibo enoapsd. Saturday sftcrnouu.
we learn from The Troy Times. a man mm.
M Louis llaurbskl made his cppcsrtmcc at
Kcsrn‘s Halal. near the Albany and Schen-
wtadv lurnnlke. in lbc lawn of Watervllel.
and salted lilo barlmspcr to give him all the
information he could about tbc wild slrl.
The stranger said that M lived in Vermont.
but milled cur Albany la lalll. sad wlrllc
time his only daughter was enticed from
lbs path of mtltuuc by s clcrlt who worlr
cu in a stare in Albany. film was . ucssrted
by the llsartlvss dmlvcr. wlm nail to New
York city and has not Manna by him or
any of his tmlly sluca. tic brown on-
rnal when he saw tho pmitlcu his usual»
m- wss is. sad lmrustllslsly cxpcllcd bar
from his Muss. sud llsd not seen her since.
A few days sftsr her departure he became»
sorry for lib rash act. and now In would
give all M ball In the world to are his child
cuts. Ila bstl mm the account of tbs wild
mums and had mm back to m if slm
wvrc not his charmer. About I o‘clock
In psrscui. lscludtu Hr. Bourbskl. wsat
tubs woods and lay is wait for tbs girl.
but sbs did not nabs her apparatus. Tbs:
wandered srcuntl tbs woodssssrl: sll sight.
all frcuscnsfsnslslsrllstms. sod 1h-
ccdtttcscsvsmdrcprwlsr. Tbscrhs
endless Cour ships and fatiguing demon-
stralluus.
Atslnlbcrscrclntbcpmr hssrd I cry-
NORWALK, CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 187 5.
French llamas. Tbs psrly cuter-ad the
cavern in which she wss on her bands and
knccs. “Shula” s shriek of the utmost
despair." says The Times. “when she ssw
them. rsn and knocked bcr hcsd micsl the
wall and sclsd llkc a perfect msutsc. After
a while she turned srcund sud bonnie im-
plcrc them to to .sway. Mr. Bourbski.
who kept in the rssrall this time. then stop-
ped forward sud said in a low voice, ‘Emms‘.
She stsrtcd sud looked as if petrified. and
in s moments-usher]. with a wild cry. into
her fathom arms. The scene that follows
it would be impossible to describe. 8 c
was perfectly ssnc. but. refused to tell
or how she lived there. but simply sa she
would tell but fstbcr all some other time."
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GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors-
Ol'l'lcl I! manual-um. I“! m.
0-9 ym-n-JLIOI II! MOI“... OI.”
link coplsc, 4 also.
Tm: m2 at ADVANCE
No pspcr discontinued until sll ms are
paid. except at tho option of tbs publishcr.
l‘cr-c of Advertising.
all. Its. Nu. aln. sin. chl. ”col. tccl.
War 1
“ I60 son I” 575 '50 I5
meal. a
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A Limited Universsllsl.
“ What religion In: I. ch f " said s driver
on s Rsudc b street csr; “ wsll.l'ru a kind
0' limited nlvsrsslis "
“ Limited uulvcrrslist. l" responded his
qucrlsl in amuse: “ if your s Universalist at
all. you must believe that every 0110‘“ be
saved."
“I know. I know." replied the man of
brakes. “ most every 0116‘“ be saved. but of
She had nothing on but the romantic of a u .199 4m am can can “so ism
clothes lbs worc when she left her father's lfllomh- ”0 55° “0 5 1 0° “0"
house in Albany. in May. 1873. Prcbsbly :_—‘.‘.— ‘00 7°” 8501:” :9!” "0° :00
crs this shclsin herfstbcr‘s house in Ver- 1W
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I880 on so am ssfi 135
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'0» inch spice mucus- . squat: butno
sdvcrtlssnccts will be sonata! lsss thsu one square.
Xarrlsgcs and Deaths Inset-tact! mm.
local Relic“ 10 calls as! line.
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l‘FNt‘oiii‘é-QWfl 'lf‘
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831.11!!!”
course there's got to be exceptions. like
there is to every general rulr. It stands to
reason 'taint likely‘c an ulbmerciful father‘d
save them draymen as always crosses a
down-grade of s suddcut.or the woman
that talks on the crossing with her psnler
turned to us till the car‘s gone by and then
bails it and scolds the river. or the man
who stops the car in e middle of a block
and then gels on a bccnusc he‘s made a
mistake. No. sir; p‘rsps of course they’ll
stop the celestial car for them cattle. but of
they do you but they’ll have to bang on the
break-iron. No seats .for them, I guess.
Car?"
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Lovnn urn Human. —Pchsps there is
no more psinful time in a woman'slife than
the time of transition wbcn the assiduous
"1.. 5. It) 7130
T s. ééii’m" on.
W. ‘0. BURKE. 31%. H. 1).
Physician and Surgeons,
Offers his professional services to the rittssns of
South Norwslk sud vlclnn‘fi‘.
Gilles over First Na-
onsl Bank. South Norw Office hours 8 to to s.
Q‘s-em
p.m.
ffiho. rooms. as. 1).,
Homeopalhlst.
Ofilce and Residence 2d House north of
Baptist. Tabernacle.
walk. Cl. Otllce hours 8 lo 10 s. m..
Main Street. South Nor-
5 to 7
. m. 254
D E N T I S T.
murmur: rmuuswmms
specislu'.
OFFICE OVER swoan‘s Own-mu 3mm.
South Kuwait.
lover is passing into the msltcr-of-fact bus
band. and the woocr is gradually changing
into the master. Woman. who arc so much
more sensitive than men. more sentimental
too. and less content to trust in silence to
an uudcmonstrntivc affection. are for the
and to have the harmonics of life enriched
by a crowd of “occasionl notes." embroid-
cring to solid substance by which they live.
——llien. on the contrary.gcl tired of making
love. When tin-y have wooed and won.
they are content to be quwl, and to.takc all
the rest for granted. They are not cold.
however. because they are securcf and to
most. sud those the beat. practical kindness
is better than fl uttcn'mccurity rauka before
txcitemrut and hysteria. and life passed in
bi
Prof. of them and Practice. N. Y. cilia; Clemente
Elm v. n. PABDEE, m. n.
(Graduate of N. Y. Medical College for Women.)
(hr. IA IN d HA RSHA LL S TREE’TS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Ofllcc Hours. until 9; m.. and from 8 p. In. At-
wutlon to all clssses of diseases lncldcut to a gen-
most part happy only win-n they are beimz 25“ inguinal“ léledicimia Ind surgery. smash-l u:
. I'll! OI 'I on 62‘ 0110?). ll iOWII. .1) I fll'v
made love to.‘ It i‘sdnol enough to be lojcd. d6" {(limpllb symmed‘fild “refracted to. 1" lies
. Aorelo sttwcntvtlmesnln cu) 0 wt onion cram cs.
tiny WM" ‘ I y‘ Sfcrencss by pundit-lam—S. Lllculbsl x. 1)..
:sicr.M. I). an of (lollecc N. Alfred K.
Hills. M. 1).. Prof. filled! Medics. 253-".
Emcuuuau INSURANCE 00.,
0F WATEB'I‘OWN, N. Y.,
Assets over $100,000.00,
0. E. WI L30"
Ant-amt for m
acnwamw DABIBN wamoss-r.
sud-row and Wanton.
08cc next door to Fall-acid County Bulk. Nor-wall
nrrcm- friendship. fearing no evil. knowing
no brush. and needing no praising. is per
tar than “'9 passad in perpetual turmoil of
passion were there are scenes and tears. and
doubt and brokrn hearts. if there are not
«Aw—o“
clontly to reveal an unbutloncd sboc ; tber»
are ti lkOs of whimwasb in bur hair and on
bur chin; her (in-as is wet. bur lingers arc
par boilmi. and her thumb baa bct‘n split
with a harnmcr‘but her eye is as clear anti
bright as that of a major mural on field
day. She picks up a handful of skirts and
sklms lbro‘ tlu‘ upwrtmcnt. sccing five burn
tired things which should be done at once.
and trying to (lo tbcm; and every times she
comes in reach of the dresser. she snulclirs
a look into lho glass. and shovcsa fresh hair
pin into her dilapidated coll. And thus
planted in the dcbriflJlkt‘ a quoen on her
tluonc. slm unblusblouly‘usscrts that “it‘s an
C
Entrance on Washington Street
Oskuru.8blp
N0
LOUIS J. BLAIIE,
Attorney & Counsellor-at-st,
Ollce la Sword’s Building,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
(Office formerly mupicd by Melville 3. Hold.)
more»: in sll tho Courls of lhe Stats. Conver-
. . ~l carotull executed. Collections roru
AUTUMN Hausa Cutantrto -—bbe has not 3.13:... “,- ’ J"
on a torn dress. hitched up at oncrsltle sufll 5 3%“: mtggf‘gogl‘fi‘gélall “4 from ‘ P‘" to
“éfiéoav's POINT
MARINE RAILWAY,
SOUTH NORWALK. L'l'.
APAClTY 0F RAILWAYS. ‘ 1,000 TONS.
Vessels Buiftcrlaapas‘udafmth’ofia.
Furniture for vouch. Paint. Oils. Ml! Varnish.
Tools. ctc..conslsutly on hsnd forssls.
G I! o . 8 . I I I. I. .
ovaL.
’Faaaéit's a
Isis Street Sculls Norwslk, Coal.
FORXEIILY LUCAS‘ HOTEL.
Rub-Led and newly Furnished. Charges revocable.
Pagin- s upcclalty.
C. G. FRENCH. Proprietor.
awful job." “everything is in a wretclwd
sllapo ; " “I‘ll be so glad when this is over.“
“ ll doe: snout as if my back will snap in
two ;" “ I‘m a good mind to Iaay I‘ll never
clean house again so long as live.“ And
lbt‘u borurlnd tlucouseiouily soars heaven-
wsrdumd sbc wondcrs if there will be a
house cleaning scasoa there. and if not.bow
a heaven mu be made of it. It is this spark
ulatiou which gives her tbatdrcamy caprm.
aiull when abela cutting your bread with
the sump kniffivnmbury News,
W
Grammars ltauouurtannrox.—Thc at rry
is told lbut Mr. Grcclcy once became disgus
tcd with the bluudcrs of out: of the Tribune
composltnrl. and sent a note up to the forc-
tnun. saying that the sald compositor was
lut‘mclv‘ut. and rrqucsllnu llltll to dismiss
him at once. and never again to employ him
on the 'I‘rlbuno. 'I‘bc forctuan obeyed in-
utructlnnmand tbu compositor put on his
coat. annrc loavlnc. however. bc msnszstl
to get poailoasiflu of Grcolcv‘a note to the
formalin and lmmudlatvly went lo a rival
union and applied for work. showlugnbc
note as u recommendation. The foreman
to whom he applied “mud“ tba note. and
said. “Oh. I soc—cum! an cfllcleut campus"
ital-«annuluvcd a loam time on lbc Tribune
-lloraoo Grccley." and incidentally askcd :
“What tu-ulc you leave tho Tribune f“ “I‘vu
tlon of bls inefficiency. 1mm bccn “out of
a job“ about altecn minutes.
chM
An lacunae: (tom‘s Born—A few
days ago an insurance scent hired a boy to
mind the utllcc and run errands. and be bad
as long talk with the lad. balling him whst
us must do sud vim ll° mull not dc. The
boy got slum all rlullt until yratmlaymbcn
tins mannered the chine and found him
up to duvlltry.
‘ “Bus bore. my boy.“ said tbc mm.
“didn‘t I lull you lust what you‘d laws to:
do. if you staid how I “
“You did. rnpllcd the boy; “you said I
uusn‘t sing or whistler um I mustn‘t bsvc
buys up lure : that I must cums at clgbtasd
quit st tin; um I vm in R up lbs Irv.
swoop out. run srrscds an be lvll. thsl I
cc: to u csrsful and lcckltbs door. soups
ray fsst on lbs mu. ltsrp my ltnlfc sway
from the furniture. and not idle my llmc
sway. You told an all this. but you didn't
as: s blsmcd word shut my act pouring
is! cs tbs cockroach». "
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A rcpcrtsr lulu cull-d to account fur the
mural thst s small wasting " was s
pus sad rupictsbls ass." wigs as” can
”fulfill“! wssprsusbsis'
‘ is.
m
aluminium “1M tar.
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I‘ll.
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for Penucl ‘0 ’l‘ootlt [‘0de. !
Faction-vs HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Opposite City Ball Park. Court House
and hcw l. lico-
N E W Y O R K.
All modern Improvements. Including clcvslol'.
“muss it per day and upwards.
“7‘1!
'I‘.J. FRINGE c BROS" Proprietors.
GEO. SCHAUB’I
Germanic House,
Corner of Clay 81ml and Railroad Place.
Bust If. Y. Lacu- nccr. Icsls as all
Hours.
HAIL COLUMBIA!
A REM ARK ABLE ICLI NI will Mu plsce Iona
time in 1 87 6.
PENNELL‘S INK.
will outrun all othersdsscsuss it Is not talus-cu
y ”caning, will nut conic the )0. or
c
lmpcrlal Gloss Ink.
new. and mllv fine. Ask your Wis
“M‘Esm
JOII’N IIU'I‘OIIINGS.
Formerly autumn! a Farris. lly‘s Block.lsla
street. south Ncrwslk. mum! for tbspssl pat-
nnsuc received from his customers. lac hopes. by
gun: was sentinel
. vs. u. *‘i H. 3514
aitvl‘vfjsv.‘l was}
. \. :3!"
1 .. slur-.157,
HARDWARE.
fireman-nut. lama!
. outrun. mnwm.
mummy mu.
Emma-mu.
Psints, Oils and Window Glass,
Eons Goods. spas-s hurl!“
LAWN HOWE“
Agricultural Implements, Hecksnlcs‘ Tools.
W. G QUIN'I‘AID & 00;, -
x‘l8.0psrs Hammock.
sown IORWALI. 0011!.
w. c. emu. sun am
with Nos-walk. ha. ’1. 1m. fl-tf
HEOBGE W. SMITH
Main-llama”
GROOERIES,
PROVISIONS.
FLOURAND FEED
The Oldest Grocery in South licmik. ‘
We are surc'it docs not require columns of adver
dssmenu to satisfy our customer! that the quality
ofour I is always the but in uric that
are so as cheap as an in parchsscd when.
,
Produoo taken In Exohancc
NEW F1 RM
Atthe 01d Stand. '
—.
Messrs. Mullins a: {tiny
Would respectfully inform the public that lb have
taken the business latch conducted b Silas . Tut.-
tle. and are prepared to mutactnrc 31 kinds of
. 5‘
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
CARRIAGE-S & WAGONS TO ORDER. "m” “‘7’ Iwflsuhfl"! '59 3”“ 1'0"“
For low I. .
Repairing In all Branches of the At an A. 1 lie-loam "
e :33 A... I. J 1
clone insuostworkmsulikcmnsr. 35% 3 Local“ Express.“ m II M. ' ‘“
. nly. , ,
Both being pvt-solos) Icebsn and rough - n o *
ac usintcdwltb all branched o‘fibc utilizes. (bl; ‘13: “ :xmodgflan.
ice mart-d that they can vs perfect satisfaction u-oo “ .
0 all who may entrust war to their care. - 1513 y, I Accommodation. *
2:51 .“ WI _
user-rm: roacmc. cl: .1 :Wm‘““ . _
CHAS MU l. 2;: “ Accommodation.
. I. m . . ' “ W F
a. I Tlll;:;y 9:00 “ ”mum t
New York furnish Non-Ill. ! . , " " r
. At 7:10. 8:05 on.) 9:05. mm. 12-00 3,: 1:00 (In. .
sac. (Ammonia Rx") 8.1!. . Norwalkln—
. cal Ii: .) {10.0“ 1..) 5.15. .MIII I“
u.) 5.00. 6.5. 900. (Rx..)ud mourn“) El. , ,
south Nor-wall run- low nova. ‘
‘ n gig A.“l. Am“ wagon
\FALL S.4“'ASON oim' " -' - “
w “ W...
was .. gosh-ha Ian-1‘
E: P"! firs-ton hum-I”
Missnlla. C. Smith .0. .. Myra: .
Would mpcctfully call tbs sltcatlon of tho Ls- 6:46 “ “ “no;
dies to her new sclactiun of mu “ m m
ll.“ 0‘ It c “ ¥
Trains leave N Haven for 't
M'ILLINERY 0.0995.
The Lstcst Novelties in Strsw. Fat and Velvet flats
French Flowers. Ostrich and Funcyvr‘ostbcrs. Binds.
Ribbons. Silks. Vrlnts. Lsccs. cillngs. Sculls.
Omission. cw. etc. Room at
c. SMITB’! West at. IQII’ Low,
FLAX mm
Hurun meet,
any.“ or
onttcwoon
WOLESALE & RETAIL.
Yard at the wu «a of as snags.
SOUTH NORWALK.
M and Pactorlcs cu lsvl with lbs but at
lowcstntlgrbct prices. Delivmd wllbln res-or
able distance. Prompt attention ‘1ch to crusts.
lsrgc or mil.
D. H. WEBB, Agent
9
Gallsndcccsscsdlesvcycucrdsu. It
Are You (icing to Paint?
USE
AVERILL’B
hemical Paint
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
It Is more bssutlfdl. morc dursbls. low in prlc
is slresdy for use. doc. not wssb by rslc. but woo:
pvt-server. ls wstsr and Ms pro-w. sad is via best M
slum for wood. iron or brick “tub
of tbs sum rcsldsscss in cows arc
Paint, 7
mu! «m.
End-u.
Averill Chemical
boon!“ s (cod srsortacntof Groceries. to steel
“9"“ 3“"! "l" “““l‘ tbnc“ ”WWI" mluu- their spprobstlcu. sud scours amorous sbsrc of Put in for u” r“ "m e, l . or ' x
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work on the atrcnmlrcf Graclsy's centric-l. cl m'gupoupu: sudsudwlnfomsucssivn
Frau“: A. Tannin a co.
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GRUGERIES PROVISIONS.
Prcssrvcs. lollies. Osasstl Fruits. its.
cuss «cuss succx- mm'srw
m soars comm. court.
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Sicvm'rlanmM
mums-sums“.
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Orccherv, China. and
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