w .«l. mic-I'vw.
VOL. 6. NO. 16.
select Miscellany.
A Broom or BLUNDEBS.‘
slips of the Tongue Ind llIhIpI of
the lemon.
INCIDHNT‘ ASE) ACCIDENTS US Till AWK‘
WIKBD $11“: 0' LIKE.
Thi‘ic arc certain phenomena in public
life which surprise us by their cvenucu Ind
the rcgulnriiy of their movements. When
triage regular eventI Ire broken in upon. Ind
Ire, .Iiaturbed. wi‘ Ire quick to notice the luv
petzin; note. but we fail to be iinprrsued
with the wide field there i~ for more inter
rupiions. We Ire quick enough to put
judgment upon rIilwa officials whenever
accidents occur. but the grant wonder II.
with uur‘immcnsc muniry Ind our travel
in; public. flint bridges do not brcnk. Ind
lucnuwtives run away, and sit-InihuIII ex.
plodc. more frequently than they do. And
this 1" lost In true of public and of Imiiil
life
It is .i mun-cl that there no: not more niiI-
fnkcs mule in the presence of I miscellane-
ous nudicncc. when oncc wc rciiliz-E how
easy I matter it is to mail I lecturrmonccrt.
or service by the irrelevant introduction of
Ionic ludicrous element.
Itjs IgrcIt wonder. fun. when wu rc~
member their power. ih it litllt‘ children
when in company do not ctr-Ito more awk-
ward aceuei by the logging in nfconirnbiiud
subjects of conversation.
A story is told of Icelebrated American
preacher wb i win removed by I friend Iii--
cause he glut of? so many funny things from
the pulpit.
“ Really. n w. my dear brother.“ add the
fiiend. “ I cannot come to be." you any
man- iintil you promin me not to] flu is i E"
" “'2”. my dear friend." said the preach-
er. “ if you only knew how to my such
things cmie up to the curiae" which I didn't
get off. you would giveme credit for the few
which do slip out?
If. t“ it but been said. there is I inielliinz
31d in the Sight of I tinge nudicncc. there
are liars when it iuiprcucs the SPC'IkL‘f’
rather with a sense.- nf the ludicrous. I’cn‘
pie Ill lintning to I spanker try to put on
their Clt‘VV'I'l‘SI built. at: if tbt-y imdcrst-md it
all. .vini when the speaker himself has lost
his whim". nominative Ind vrrb. uni fi'i'l!
that bu H talking nonsense for the in Hut'll’.
the un xlrislicd :iltcniinn filnl win:
his hennrs arc fool for .i ‘I‘IL' thin uf um 1:-
ing redactiwna.
W'hut did you think of myacrmun ‘3 ' mk-
ed ll clergyman of no inliniiitt- friend. “Did
you notice Iuyihing curious about it when
I was about h ill' way Illf‘tilgli \‘micrduy sif-
ternmm ‘P"
“ Ifr ind lost all idea of his third point in
In extenip vrineous address, and was floun-
dering about. llkL’ Milton's 5 lion in the ch “3'
tic big, trying to get on solid ground ag'iin.
" \Vr'lL" answered the frimd. “ I thought
sunwthing was wrong. but .131 \v-is sureyuu
could not lule yourself.I concluded I must.
have fallen ulccp for I moment. Ind than
have lost the thread of the discourse.“
The subject of “ Professional Blunders "
came up at a clerical dinni‘f’ Cump'fl)! sonic
time ago. and the question went round to
ouch as full vivs: “ \Vcrc you ever so plIced
in public in the performance of I service Is
In low all sense of the snlcmiiity of the oc-
casino and be comprillcd lo Inugh in spituof
your more serious self?"
Tho.- foliowinz are some of the answers. ‘I‘
rivenling the hidden but unforgottcn expe-
iicncu of ministerial ziccidun's. G we nutri-
her one was as follows: '
“ I mu; holding a prayer in win: in ft
wt‘slctu town in the curly ally: of my (Illfl‘
wiry. and. Is there was no one to Misc ”JV
tune. I tried niys -If It: do it. The hymn
b 1 in
With hump purge thy Ierinnt. Lord.
.9. nd I0 I clean IhIll be.
My first Iitvmpt wan I failure; when Itried
tune number two I found it wII I long nie-
ire: tune number three wII Inoiher long
metre. and Is I bud come to the end of my
stock. I Itood still for I few moments look-l
lug It the page. Tbsioupou In old woman
stood up. by Ibo door. And make out into
Ibrill. piping voiccz" You don‘t learn to get
on very well with laptop. suppose you try
some other yIrbl' What could I do but
burnt out with the III-conquering laugh. or
die if I IupprcIch it 9“
Here In: em number two :—
"IwII conducting the funnel of I pur-
lIhiuner. Ind. toppling flint the choir wu.
present. gave out the hymn. No renponse
more. A: there wIi no one to ruin the
man, I boldly csmyel to do it But. to my
horror. I found it WM too chart for the
words; no one could follow me In my
lengthening proton. no I Ind it Ill my own
way.Ind «unit In I Iolo. When I cum to
verse number two. I thnuizh' for ii long
time. and than. feeling cure thiit I win
right thii time. pitched the tune. but it was
no high um Iceuld not preioud to follow
it. Ind left it for two or three volunteer Iii—
«fin to cnrry’ou II but they could. But. to
my diImny. I found tnIt even this would
’uot do; if wII I long-metre tune to I coni-
mon~uietre hymn. Ind it came to In Igno-
miuious clqu It the end of the Iccoud line.
The wordI were Ioleinn, the occasion was
column. I felt for the mournern. I felt for
myself. but. quting to be brave Ind lire—-
vnil over the diflculty. I flood for I ino-
ment and then struck up Igniii. Thin time
l mu down in tbevvry depth: In my Iflbrtu
not» pitch it too high. Ind undo I wII on
I longmetrc which I could not nuke Ihorf
enough for the hymn. Do who! I would I
could not tuck it in. Ind the hymn—
Heur what the voice of button urclIru:
II forever mined for me. No wonder. thi
fIniily never wnuted Dr. B.—-_- It the fit-
neul of Iuy of their fricudI."
(in-No.8 wu tin: of Iver: solemn
clergymnn Ind blIIuIlItIII.wlio ‘were ill:-
tnrbed in 6* china! by I tolerable look-
ing «magnum human in by none
unknown wny Ind wII robbin‘upr “do“
their lgn. nae-cling plum The «scar
Wrommmpi than“ out
whickhldld. but In I few uremic Inc
wuhuckuulu. Upon thin the my not-
euiurector plucodtnlpouer under
looks of
one to Inch"! mimetic" the clinical
warmth!“ on this impoverished
bound,” out the nun hula-Ila:—
‘ Awful-lull.-
ItInd.iminediafely in front of the judge‘I
bench. Ind. putting his land: in his pockets
fell bukwnrd Ind went completely over.
AI be in: directly in front of the preacher.
his long lch. in going over. knocked down
the cushion which biid been placed on the
preacher] Itiind. Ind neutered the loose
not“ in every direction. The congregution
broke out In one ronr of hughter. mingled
with whistles Ind on calls. Ind cries of “Go
It. Willinm!" “ Belgium, fumble—bug! "
“Tnniblkpigcon 2“ “Set ‘em up Igiiln! "
" Double—scorn !" Ind other such term:
never before heard In I house of worship.
Th8 home g-it Into one of those convulsive
spastuof lIughier which are reniitieot In
their naturr. and come on Ignin It success—-
in! intervIlI. Every few moments the
thought of the performance would come
back Ignin. and there would be I new out-
bum.
All this. time the diwoncvried young miii~
IIter stood with his luck to the audience.
looking out of ii window. Ind. like the dyv
Inn dolphin. turning ull Ihntlu of colonnnil
going through an assortment of ixporlenccii
~Mllf|m¢il. prilvulit'il. amusml. and dlsgll-l
«Leach In turn. Finally. he said. “NUW
we thn all liiid our laugh out. let us sing ii
hymn. Ind than go on with the sermon.“
rind the crowd like I fired child. iilccpy and
lendy for I lullaby. wni It liiut quiet once
more. “’3'
A venerable professor who was present at
this "experience meeting" related his ordeal
of humor as follows: 'I‘heII-:v.1)r.—— was
Invited to preach before the young in the
central meeting-house of the town. Two
of the young Indii-s‘ b mrding fiCllllUlS and
the boys of the academy wrrc prismt. It
was In ““2“"an ready for unyihing to
Image ihcm,
“ JINI its the preacher :iiinozincud liivt lvxl
flutiiring wits hourd in this window. iiiid In
walked it large black hen. With that pecu-
liiir Iron-like Wiilk. In which the stretched
out bend and iii-ck kccp time t l the llll)‘i'(‘-
mom of the fuel. sliu :idi-iincc-l to the side
of the llllnlnlf’r. and. [Infill'ldIlll of the tin-Ii
t'liL‘t‘. pccch ovvr the up. n pulpit platform
down on the pews lit-low. L‘uzibislied by
iii-ii evil of faces. she scemcd to be looking
about for some plucc in which to Iny on can
The prcncbcr lvwkcd at her; the buys and
EMS. ‘IVlllg to sell: ”)0 opportunity. and
mziiic .i scene in church. cast their eyes up
on her luvingly. tho entire church was still
\inin llli' Rev. Dr. -»— S‘llil to mm. .is 1 “mi
sitting in this front p-iv. " I’rm‘v‘ss ‘r I’——.
will you remove that lJIIl] ?"
" If bc bud risked Inc to storm :I b ilii'ry. l
wvuld Iiivi- born as willing as I was then 2-»
risk the I'lllllfi' of catching fll'II 11"”. Box,
With it solemn I-ICC and a SIC‘IJ)’ swig :.< if I
was about to give out the aims boxes. I
waikvd up to the “ bird.“ and In no insiiiiit
of siivnce. the like u! \Vlllill I Ill \‘l‘f' rxpw
ricucx-d lit-fore. I caught the lien and (llfllll'
peiirml inlu the Vf'siry-I‘l'ulll. Bill 1., his
day Irisk Ill) self the iizit-di-ui wf IllL' illirr
sidc of the issue: . ‘ Suppose you had failed
to Cilt‘li that lieu. ii‘liiit wiiiil l you have
done ?' "
The last experience nicotioor-i wnu in;.t
'uf 2| cleigyiii-in at his first baptism of in—
fnnts. IL: was then vcry young in years.
and had never before hold a biiliy that he
could fciiicmbi-r of. much less Iii-Id ii ll-iby
and ii book In the IllL‘St‘llL‘B of ii church full
of people. The first iufiini givi-n into his
Minn was it big, sqmriliing boy of thirtei-ii
months. who iniliiediiifely begun txi cork-
screw hie \viiy through clothes and wrap
pings. The minister lit-Id out bravely. but
in ii few moments the child's Iilt‘l‘ difiiip~
poured in tho \Vriip~‘. and his diiiiuling logs
beneath wuw worming tin-2r only to IllC
fl Mr. Si‘ized with the horrible impression
flinl Illt‘ child was iuniiilling his \\'I.)'
through llld i‘ltil‘dizX. and “‘Ulll'l soon I): on
the fl iur in llli.‘ stzitc of nritiirv. Ilt' (‘llllt'lit'tl
the clothes violvmly by the ”Sll~l)-lll(l. Ind,
straddling the child iipin the Cb5IDI‘lfl-r.lll.
said to the mother. " If you don‘t hold the
baby be will certainly be through his
clothes. and I Ihiill have nothing luff but the
dress to baptize."
There are many causes for these profus—
lIunII blunders. though sometimes they
Culllc out of an apparently clear sky. Ah-
Ient-oiiuilodneu is one of these «uses.
. A Indy ii I‘ccrtiiu church not long iigo
destroyed the devotion of II portion of the
:onirrcgntiun by sitting in I front pvw in
summer time with it child‘s doll stuffed in
her skirts In the place of the conventional
hustle. There were the head and arm: Ip—
peIIing to the congregation for deliveuncv.
and tho III”. III the white. was flinging like
an unconsciuun angel.
An luIluncc of clerical absent—minded-
neu which We know to be true is as follows:
An Irish inhibitor was Invited to lviiptise n
friend's child. which he did. omitting alto-
grlbcr. however. to put any waiter upon its
burn). The [liltt‘lll took the bowl and pro.—
a: mod it to the minister. but he douliueil it.
‘I‘hercupon the father timk the water I loc-
endtime._und Insiteilupon hII taking it.
The bewildered clergyman held the bowl
[urn moment. Ind then Itlld' “I Illltl ii
glass of water before Iciime iiilo church,
but'so long In you Insist on my drinking
this. I will do It. though I assure )uu I am
not It thirsty." And he actually drunk the
writer from the prtIsniiiI bowl.
Ignorance of the true Iituiilion is another
cause of professional llllllulfl‘fl. It is ll. Info:
rule in traveling to expect everybody to do
Is other people do. and to tnkc nothing for
simple facts of the cm for ourselves. And
there In: good rqu in other matters Bu . e
time Igo In I large RomIn Catholic Church.
I fuucrnl was Ippolnied to be held It 1
o‘clock. It wns I gnve-Jlgger and assist-
Int sexton. who had fallen Into drinking
thiiI. who wu to be buried The priest
who wu to conduct this particular funeral
wu bIIf Ml hour late. Ind. on Irriviiig at
the church Ind min; the funerIl proc Ision
waiting for him. went on with the centers.
A: there wII Illppoled to be funny ofllw
old gnve—digger'l friends present. the print
thought it I good Opportunity to speak
kindly of this dccoued. and paint. I moral
from thin and ending. 8» he began Is ful-
lown: 7 ' .
“w: uin. iuy frlputi when fl Ire
Ibout to bury. though admit to I [rent
and common vice. in: in every respect. I
true inn."
Met Heluylue.“ whispered II Irish-
man. " let me we“ I word to yes."
"No." rewind m‘wtm. “ I will not be
interrupted. I know thI poor nIn'I qultI
before lie. but be w“ I true nun II who
0“ ‘Mi‘n _.\,“v:.' :_.~ 3‘
“firm Icinyleu.” ground out two of
ibuptt—bunrm.“1utlhtcutouu plume.
mmmmlb-I word. yourrcvcrh
Iiblc mourner. “ the minor priest bu buried
the grave digger half In hour use; thII
one‘ii ii woman we‘re burying. sure. and In
Tim Innagiiu‘n wlfe we've got here!"
-—-———-«0 ‘
An Esta: on Full.
Fish may be divided into classes—coda“)
Ind fresh fish. The propriety of dividing
them into classes will be at once apparent
when we ri-fiect that they are usually found
in schools.
The niackeriil Is not exactly I codflsb;
but he comes so much nearer being it cod-
flsli than ti fresh thiit ho is for the present
cliixued with the former.
Fish i-xact in size to suit the purchaser.
from minnows to “‘IltlldSwWIIICII me
not fish. Itrickly speaking. Neither Is
ihv alligator ii fish; but. If we attempt to tell
what Ire lint fiih. this article will far exceed
Its Intended "min
The herring Is uni absolutely I fiIh; he is
it suggrstiuo of departed fliih. But the
alrongcst suggestions (if disputed fish are
illllt'll. 'I‘lio herring sustiilue the nine rela-
tions to the fluny tribe nullic Egyptliin
mummy to the human race.
Fish are caught by muiiiurc and sold by
weight—that IF. they are caught by the grill.
and sold by the pound. But. they no Ionic-
tiiiicI taught by weight—wail till you got I
bile. “
Sentiment Is the Clllt'I rrqusite to the suc-
ccsrful flsherniiin.
Surveyors lll'e iipt to be good fishermen.
because their lines and angles are Ipt to be
all right.
The iiicriilnid iind fishwomnii may also be
mentioned in this coniiec'ion. The former
is It good illustration of what Is meant by
the ideal. and the lsltcr :is filly reprvnents
the real.
Many ltlfltl Animals are rcproduccil in the
«an. Thus we have ii dug-fish. the onlvfish,
imidions nnd sen-horses. but no Rt‘fl-flllllfs.
Noun 0! the abivc have hind logs. and tiny
manner of mule without lllllll legs would Iit'i
ii conspicuous failure
It may not be out of Illztf‘i‘ to mention Jo-
Illlll in this c inflection. He was not ii fish.
but was once included among the inlinbi»
tum of the deep. Them In: liven C-lll'
sideiiibli- LIISPIII‘.‘ as to the mime of llll‘ fish
that swnllliwcd Illt‘ zontlciniiii above men-
lllllll d-swuie persona arguing: that the
ilirmi of ii whale is not large enough to
swiill tW ti man. This objection ocean to be
.lll(‘ mu ipivizllill.
J -Ilhll might Lai'c been Illdilt‘ in II .ifllttllt'l'
inmild thin othi'r iiwn Moreover. it Is cor-
iiiin that be was emf uvi-r bu'orv swulluwed
—-v.:iisl iivt‘r the rail of the \‘O‘St‘l.
There has bcvn much speculation. nl~n. us
to Hit: viiuso of .Iomih's expulsion from the
interior. lint lllt' theory must, cor.-
ilmt lu- on tho
\i'liiilv's
irill_\'
winde's stniiiiicli.
IIc wux' vi ry furltlll'llf‘ in reaching: land.
lit‘f‘f‘plt‘il is sound
since llt‘ lind no pilot. If lii- linil tulien ii
pilot with him Iiiti thi- stoniiicli of the
wlmle no would dviiibtlt‘ss hiivo selected
I’nunchroiu Pilot I: the proper mun.
.llinnli was the first mun who retired from
the Dup-irtmont of the Intciior. rind Delano
W-lfi the lust one.
But we iligrvss. Let us return to f‘idi.
'I‘Iii- Cllilfilll is Ill“ art-tit source of (III Hill.
In this respect Lot's wife was nowhere;
lllth'Vi‘f'. it Would be wall to “ remember
Lot's wifi‘.
’I‘hi- S'tlllll! t|\l&lllli‘n (if the uodfisli pur-
iilviitu find pcrcriliilc the vzisfy deep. iind
make the 0000‘) on suit as lllmst'lf. \Vcigli-
in); in his. own snide-s. he in found wanting
——ivnntlii;z BOIIFIIII‘rdllle (manning. H0 is by
na'urt‘ quite H'IClrll. his princlpul rt-cri'ntion
liciu,r billswliali bulls.
The (‘Hllfi‘ll wrin worshipped by “it!
(in cits; but In: it only bill! as well trained
by the inhabitants of (anc (Ind—ho in shop
Hence the difference betwwn
the lnliiibifnnu of (‘upc
ly sliippvd.
the tireckn rind
(Will.
Small fish are lISll‘llly lint-Inlcsu, but pnr~
i'lllfi can't be too careful about permitting
thulr Clllldl‘t‘n to play where lsiruii flsll
abound. as it is on established fact that the
binr fl'sli frcquuntly cut up the little nuts.
The jelly fish In. pcrhgps. the best under-
stood of all the tinny tribe. because. being
lr‘.l‘ir§lllCi'lll. It Iii may to son through him.
The greatest number of fish is eaten on
Fridiii. and this next greatest number on
Suturduy. hucuuae itinac that are left over
are wnrnimi up for Saturday‘s breakfast.
Argilnicntiilive poisons are fond of itttl-
log that it Is itiiiiiiniiiticiil to any that the
five IOfin‘ll and three fllhos were eight.
They should he trciilml with silent. con-
tempt.
Fiili Iru provl-lt'il with air bluddcrn. In
that they can rise from the dupthn of the
sea by simply filling these blIdderI with air.
If any one is disposed to link where they got
the air for such Influtlun. lethlm undutlttind
In advance thiii this article Is not Intended
for the solution of petty conundrums.
There are mInv Interesting rumorI about
tlxh which might beinentlonml. but the form
goliii; facts only be conniilered of-Ilrihtil
—Detroil Fun Preu.
M. —-.———
flow Plants Purify the Air.
Pisinia into their nourlIliment by the My
urirptinn through their root: of certain sub-
IlliflCE‘ from the null. Ind by the decompo.
Iltlou through their green portion. of upnr-
granted until am we find out definitely ‘hkktlcular KM (3,...“de In the atmosphere—
ciirbonic Icld gas. They decompose this
gas into cnrbon. which thi-y assimilate. Ind
oxygen. which they reject. Now this phe-
nomenon. Which Is the vegetable mode of
respirntiona. can only be accompliuhed with
the InlttInce of IolIr light.
CliIrleI Bonnet. of Geneva. who brgun
his cIrecr by experlmenting on plIntii. and
left thII IttrIctlve subject to devote himself
to philonqphy. only In connequuuce of I su-
rluiiI Ilcction of his night. wnl the ant to
detect this joint work. chat“ the middle of
the eighteenth century. III remIrked thIt
vegethIeI grow vertigully. Ind tend toward
the Inc. In thtcvur deltqulIie need may
have been plunfed in the emb. 'He prune!
the generality of the “of Out. In dIrk
plum. plum turn toqu the point whence
light my BI discovered. tint pIIntI Ini-
uieiued In wItIr releuu bobbin of an un-
der the Influence of sunlight. Iu l'fll,
Priestly. in Bush“. tried Inotlier export-
nieut. Ho let Icqulo burn In I confined
Ipuce till the llghi went. out. that II. until
the contained Ilr new unit for ounbuutlon.
Then boyhood non-In m «I new
plIut in the Quota-omit” It thq unite! in
dIyI new mum
to pal!!! Ilium
“Nubian“
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, SATURDA
parent contradiction.
these experiments." can that nIturIlist.
“ when I most. interesting scene rcvenlcd it-
self to my eyes: I observed flint not only
do pIInts have the power of clearing im-
pure Iir in slxdnyu or longer. as Priestly‘l
uxperimontn seem to point out. but thIt they
discharge this important duty in I few
hours Ind in the most thorough WIy; that
this Iinguliir operation is not due at III in
vegetation. but to the effect of sunlight :
that it does not begin until the sun bu boon
sometime above the horlIon ; that it ceases
entirely during the audition: of night; that
plants shaded by high buildings or by other
plants. do not complete this function. thl
is.they do not purlfy the iilr. but that. on
the contrary. they exhale an Inliirlous at-
moaphvrt‘. and really thud poison into the
flll‘ Ibove Its; flint. the production of pure
iilr begins to diminish with the decline of
day. and ccnacs completcly at. sunset; thIt
Ill plums corrupt the Iurruunding iiir dur-
Ing the night. and that. not till portions of
the plain! take part In the purification: of the
Ilr. but only the leaves and groan branches."
—Populur Science Monthly.
-———w——~——
WliIt one Spy lllil.
Much hnn been said in history. song and
Iermon of the “providentinl” twin] of the
Monitor in time to meet and illsnbple the
Mcrrlmac nfi‘ Fortress Monroe. It was Illll.
ed at the time as it special providence. and
In: often been Clnllllf'tl as such since. But
time. which burlcs so many tliingt. brings
other: to light. Ind has now I‘L'l'fftiled the
fact that not accident. but chlgn. got.
the “cnevne-box on n rIft" to Furtross Mun-
roe in time to drive the Meriini in back to
Norfolk Navy-yard.
General Wool was in coiiiuiriud of the
film-cu then. and had as liit Aide-:lc-U inip
Colonel L. G B. Ciinnuu. of Vermont. who
has just published a small pIuiplilet embody-
ing his “rccollcctions of tho fiiiiious duel
which revolutionlz .-d lhi‘ n'H'ltrs of the
world. He says that u loynl’ nlllll ciiipluycd
as ii int-clinnic in the Norfolk Nnvyvvutd
sent General Wool Word of Illt‘ work on the
Morrimac in Deccmbcr. 1861. Ind forwar-
ilt-d him full details of the Confederate pliiu
two months afterward. just three weeks be-
fore the iron f‘lllll plllyt'tl huvoc with lllt.‘
wooden Mills of the (‘oiigri-ss and lllf! (.‘iini-
berliind. (Inniwii wont to \Vnsliiiigton with
the first IIBWS. Stanlnii was sick. lull Lin-
coln tvmli tlic (' ilozicl In a (‘iiliini-l iiict‘liiig,
Tho result was that walk Wiu pushed with
all speed on thi- Monitor. If the spy Ilflil
not served his country so Well the Merri~
mac would IlllVf‘ broken up the blockade of!”
Nurfulk. Ind might tIii-n liiivo cruised down
the c uisl. destroying unc e‘quudrun iifti'r
another. In I particularly pilnlng the blot k-
Ile of the whole coast. It has bi‘cii stated
lh'it this was thi‘ plan and llui' ti Ilect of
Clvdc- built ships. laden with arms. iiuiniu—
nltion. clothing and storm. was writing iit
We-t India ports to seize their chance of
Infely landing their war mile-rial. It isdifli«
cult to overestimate the possible damage
this one rum might have done if she had
uOl_I)et'Il stopped after one days sweeping
victory. The Congress and the (‘uiubrr-
land where two of the floral vessels in our
niivy. If they were so utterly helpless bu-
forc the Merriuiuc. what could smaller ships
Il‘lvc done? After mining the lllivClilllll‘. IIII'
Mct‘rlmnc might have steamed info New
York Buy and had New York III in mur-
cy. It would IlllVl' taken a loin: while in
'liuvo built. l-«iinchvd and equipped the Mou-
ltm‘ If she. had flu-n existed only in the brain
of Ericsson. or even if her framework hiid
only been placed upon the stocks. us woul l
have been the case but for that mine Iuyul spy.
He must have run no alight rl-ik. but his lu-
foriniitii n was of the highest vultim—(‘iih
cago Tribune.
—— ~~» «o~~—~—-—~
Garden Send»
b‘lx or seven days ago In old man entered
matron) of ii Delhilt hardware III in. who
nlIo deals in seeds. rind. Inquiring for the
proprietor. anon Aloud face to face with
him.
“What to see me P" naked the dealer.
“Yea Ilr. I (In! Seven years ago this cum-
Ing spring I bought :1 paper of seeds of you!“
“I mention: an."
° "I‘ll siveIr to It. slrl chun years ago. sir.
Ind not one of those seeds cinio up." *
“Well tIiIt‘I funny." laughed the dealer.
“You thing it “1.." laid the old mm.
“but I'll make It cost you ton tlinuuud doll-
Inl When you sold inc those needs. air.
you did not know that you were deIllng
with ii lion l"
"Well Itop your blowing Ind get out of
Item!"
“Give inc ii package of Oltbblfle secdafsir
“I Wont l“
The old man weutaway'. but in In hour
returned Ind siiid In ii loud voice —
"Seven yours ago will coming spring I
bought ii package of Iced: iit this w r 5.
Not one of those aeedI Irose from the
silo l"
He was ordered out and he went out. Iii:
was tliiire the next morning an won as the
proprlttor was. and he Initi—
"Seven years ago this catalog apt-lug you
sold me ti puck ige of needs. Not one single
seed uiitured In manhood l“
He was put not immune. but he returned
In the afternoon. when the store was full of
attainment. and exclaimed—
“Scwn years ago this coming spring I
in: swindled by tliiit man there! He Ield
me I packnge of garden Iceda. not one need
of which over “If“? I"
When he went out Inmethlng hit him
three or four flows In the back. no went-
down the street fun while. and then return-
ed Ind stood in front of the more tlfld aid
to the people who pulled—-
“Seven yeIrii ago this coming spring this
store here void nic git-den needs that never
uprooted I"
III repeated the words over and over un-
til Icrowd beam to rather. when he wII
culled in Ind given I denim pIpei-I of Iced
not! told to forgive Ind forget.
“Six piperl of onion need to pay for tho
choking!“ be until II he buttoned hlI over-
cont.
1'ny were-given him. Ind when stowed
Iwa be marked. “le pIpcrr of cucumber
Iced to any for four blob I"
Mffl' Ionic Imment the” were lauded
hlni.Ind II lucked out of acorn be until:
“It'I Ill right, 'yon’vu qud liken Inn
Iboot It. Ind If you wiiuf Iny mut-
ncntfull I'll nuke I about» you"
"0“ FIG. Pl“. ‘ . . . .i- 2
l"
i
I
“I bad Just been“
The End of it.
Prof. Ordrouaux. New York State coni—
niiulonern of lunacy. and Dr. Gray. of Uti-
cI. tniide In examiniitiou of Sclnuell. who
wII recently committed to the Eden insane
uylunmnd filed their certificate in the coun-
ty court of OneidI county. I My or two
Ilncc. thIt ScInneII was not insane. This
will of course secure Sunnell'a release. in—
asmuch In only the orderof a judge of the
supreme court In necessary to put into cirrct
the dedslon of these experts.
John ScInndIl‘ii brother. Floience beau-
nell‘u wan shot in 1870 In an ufl‘my in 'I‘lioni-
Iii Douolitie‘s saloon. lingered for a your,
Ind finally died of his wound. John Scim-
null wII for I while under suspicion of hav-
ing allot his brother accidentally. ii auspic-
ion only dispelled by the post m'vl‘teiu ex-
amination. Scanncl‘. pursued Donahue
for the mllfdl‘l‘ of III! brother. and after two
attempts to kill DJiinhiic. succeeded the
thin] time. in November. 1872. in a pool.
room on Bruidwiiy firing five shots and in-
flicting several wounds. of which the first
was probably the fiitiil one. "c was trlvd
the following Junuiuy. and the dcf'ensi: was
insanity. caused by the donth of his broth-
er Ind his own rel iiiona to that death. The
jury disagreed. Owing toihe engagements
of his Ienlor counsel. and in other causes
his ictriiil was deferred until he became the
oldest prisont-rin the Tombs. He was tried
for the second time last November. and the
same defense being interposed. the jury
found him not guilty on the ground of insani-
ty. Under the lIw oftheh‘ nthudgc Iinrrctt.
before whom he was tried. sent III!“ to the
Stale asylum In brim: insane IIu will now
be released.
oo>~—»—— '
PM and this Pix.
A Yorkshircninii. having killed I pig, and
not wishing to divldi- with his neighbors. MI
was tin- custom. said to hit man (who by
the way. was a son of Eiiit-rnld IIlci:
" I’iit. if I give the neighbors who li-ivc
given to the, ii plew of my pnrk. I‘ll have
noni‘ for myself. (fun you “ill me what I
am to do?"
“ Bailiff. Sir.“ said I’rif. " it's mysvll‘ that!
can do the some thing."
“ Good." said ”)0 York-iliiri innn, rubbing
his hands and looking f‘f I’M. " Now tell
me what I am to do?"
" li‘nitli. Sir." mid Pal. ‘~ i-iif'i‘ rind when
the mother is cli'iiiicdduft bl‘ nftlii-r lung-
ing it ngiiitist lhc door. where ivcry mull:-
vr's sun of Illt‘lll will see it. and early in the
morning. beforn Iiiy (In!) is about. L't‘l ‘Ill
iiii’d Mike In your pig. and hilt- il tawny.
'I‘liin whin your Ilt‘lgllIJil‘B i-oiiiv. inst IN" of-
tliur telling them that Illl‘ pig was stolen."
“ (‘ilplt'll llll‘n. PM,“ exclaimed the York-
sbiiciiiuu. .“ I'll do it. by George 2"
Siwhcn thc pig was was (“waned it was
hung up outside. no that the lll’lxlkltfll‘fi
might are It. 'I'li-' countryman anxiously
awaited the apprachiiig night. rand iii lust
retired to bed. but not to sleep. Put. under
the cover of the darkness of the night. crept
Imiind» the house. and stole the pig.
W'liiitlwus tho astonishment of tho York-
Sllll‘l'lllflll. when lit curly «Iiiwri IH‘ artist: to
hide uwuy his pig, but found no pig tlit re.
can bi- ll"f.l(‘l‘ imagined than |If’h‘l'IIbClI.-I)ilt
came in with his " Hip ii‘ qu- riiorniii' to yo,
Sir." and giving him I knowing wink. mid:
“ Minn-r. how uliout Illt‘ pig?"
" \Vcll. Put. the pic. was stolen in reality."
“ I“.Ilul rind tliiil suiiuilsjust Ii iiiituriil In
if you had Ins! your pig." said Pill. With
unnllll‘l‘ knowing: Wink.
“ But. you blockhcud. I ‘1’” you tho pig
iViis sfuli'n."
' Faith. and IN‘ gory, flic sorta It hit o‘ we
thought you could :lf'I so well. Just slick
to flint; it's as natural its lifc,"
" By GOUIgf‘." rmirod the now initc York-
shireniiiii. " I txill you the pic: was stolen I”
“ Och! bej'ihbcru." Inid I’iit. “click to it.
and yer iiuburs will I) ~l No you, and mini it
hit of it lllf‘_\"ll gel. Faith. I didn't think i'c
could do it as well.“
-——~4~v
A Printers Dream.
-. ..—.
A printer mil in his office chiiir. his boots
were patched iiiid his coat threadbare. while
his face looked weary Ind worn with core.
while I-idly thinking of buinesa debts. old
Morpheus slowly Iruu nil him crept. and
before he know it he soundly slept; Ind.
sleeping he dreamed that be was dead. from
trouble and toil his spirit. had fled. Ind that
not even ii cow bell tollud. for the peace-
ful rest of his cow hino sole; tic Iic wander-
ed downward among the shades. that smoke
and search in lo wcr Ihndi-I. he shortly ob-‘
served on Iron door. that creokingly swung
on hinges ujiir. but the entrance WIs closed
by ii red hot but. and sitim himself stood
peeping out.und watching for trIleers there
about. and thus to the passion printer spoke
and with I growling voice the echoes woke
“come In my door it SIIIII cost you notbipg.
Ind never fe-ir; this is the place where I
cook the ones. who never pays his subset-ii»
ilou sums. for though in life they may cs-
capc. thi-y will find when dead if. Iii too late;
I will show you the place where I melt
thoui thinuiih red hot chains and wraps of
tin. find also when) I cuuib their heath.
with broken glass and 'melted loud. Ind if
of refreshments they only think. then boil.
iiig writer for them to drink; there this rod
hot grindstone to grind down his none and
red hot rings to went on his toes. Ind if
they mention they don't like fire. I new up
their months with red hot wire; and then
dear IIr you should see them squirm while
[roll them over Ind cook to I turn; with
these his! words the printer "coke. Ind
thought It I“ n prnctlciil joke; but still It.
tlmes so real does it seem. that he cannot
believe It was III it dream; and often he
thInltn with I chuckle and I grin. of the
fate that Iwiiitu those who save iheir tin.
and never pay the printer.
M...
A Carter: Tun Curr no FORGED.-—A
gentleman dépmlted I puckIge in the «fa
thin morning. sun I L'iug Brunch hotel
correspondent. and naked for I check for It.
vogue It 8"“th fifteen yours I39. Hustl-
uf pIper. the clerk Iu‘butlly um it In two.
”mm W I015. pm "PM.
Mfr lacuna—ohm In.”
till-m tow 1:th
Macao-d: ma wiifiyfir
“‘3
M
‘12; VI: 1“ I”; ‘ k 7" ' V. I v
Y, FEBRUARY .26, 1876.
. t 00.
' Bauer- III. Inlet-I, :1 WI“ Buggy!
Our IRIbIo Ind obllglng clerk ggIve him I
check which he himself Invented Ind pm In
Iy wrltlug the xcnflumnn'u inane on I Iqonre
HI five the mucus“ pun pIrt Ind plu-
wimcbcck.’nnd In Intel-gable and It
:33
gnarl, @0111:th genial?
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
0"")! IN CLARK & MIPS 3W1. IAIN STREET.
One Year ..... 01.50 I Its Month... ".00
slnxlc Coplen, 4 Cents.
TERMS STRICTLY m Anvlixck.
No paper diucontlimed until all nrren cu are
paid. except at the option of tho publli-hcrl‘g
'l'eruu anger-flung.
I'Ill. fin. Eln. sin. Iln. «cal. fiscal. tool.
1 wouninnjm Em: «r $5 in;-
I _“_ xiii Ion 4I'i"‘5:':i'rm 56'1300
L ‘i__ a oi‘i no "inf—r30 Minn
13.3 II In) hilt) ’ossii""ia'iiii nun soc mini
2 7 “kW-mi “sm’ivm‘izm iumwaii'oo
{:T‘:360 :"ti'r'xti ‘ldbl‘iii‘m’ l 7 ‘mjfuii—Io'do
Ln“. 9m_715w(kl.lli00 2300 um fim’rs‘i‘i)
fl “.3? £139.. 09 chin—Tim” 35 m ' as‘fii'ioo‘iiii
ELJ'HXI Inm'onin'io'tfi’dflfil:wm limit
If One Inch anui countlbufcc I square: but no
“confinement;- will be counted Ieu than one anIrc.
blurring“ and booths !n.Icrtcd gratuitously.
Loaf Notice- 10 cents per line.
I
‘ENTINBL.
». -__. m___.. V -.-... I. , _
EMILY V. D. PABDEE, M.
(Graduate of N. Y. Medial (‘ollcge for Womeno
For. .II.II.\' «0' .VA RSIIA LL STREETS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
0mm Hours. until in. m.. and from 8 p. in. At-
tention to rill cluster": of dist-rues incident in ll gru-
oml prurticc of modicliic and norm-11v. Shite kf‘lll at
Frank Mind's f‘onfertimii-r). uptown. niid nil or-
Ill‘l'.‘ proiiipfli forerrIi-il and tutti-titled to. Familiw
an “I icd with IIumu-oputhic rcuicdl-«s.
lcfcrciich liy.ptrtitfcuinn:-S. LIlL-vithnl. M. I)..
Prof. of l‘hcorv and Practice. N. Y. (~ify.; f‘lviui'nt-c
Lozlcr. M. I). ‘Ilvnu of (‘ollcfio N. )2: Alfred K.
IIIlliI. .\I. 1).. Prof. Mntorln Mcdicu 1534f.
T 1-}. soififfifbi.
D E x 'r I s T.
Extracting teeth and inrczting nrtidcinl dentures I
t
° l
warns pun
tiillllflltl lll’ ‘Sfllll SIX?!” )0 NONI-IOU“ will \’
a
‘loun J. tunqmew
‘SQ‘OO'D
DNIHSINIIIIJ SI NHIIII'ILNIIB
O
‘ nrnvmuon 11.1.1108
'Silib‘ KIWI (ISV KOLOXIHSVMIIIJKIIO
ONIMIII) no.1 noavno on
S (I H O M S “H 'AA.
‘awtg sit" in pgsiiilmiid on: 9900” am only“
Emma;
READY MADE AND (. l'STOM
C110 TIIIERS,
And OENTS' FURNISHISG GOODS.
Clothe. Carrl‘ltlfi‘fi IIII'I TIIIorI‘ Trimmings
h&_ the
piu-c or tho yard. I'n'nitn Orku lion-x. ALI.
Sr...‘ i'" "wan mun
Per Day at home. Ten-nu free. Au
em» o. tin-mus a 00.. Poul-nu
. 4194?
$5.10 $20
MIioc.
“DENTAL xd'ifaii
St‘i'Tu Noliwuix. NO'it'fllhOl’, ‘10. 1373.
Tln- I'd-1i1tl‘3ui'rshlp heretofore existing between
T. 5 ._’5i‘!‘flllf0ll8lid (i. F Yt‘lt‘fl-"n‘lf‘l. Dentists. in here-
by dissolved.
'l llnio‘ “ii" at v in [31'011‘1’ first-clues dental opvrn-
ilons. Ind dl"ll't‘ thn benefit of Dr Peterson‘s cx-
n f‘li‘llct' in tht-rnzivo. Surgical or Mvclinnirnl Dent-
“‘7.“ can f‘nHFIllI lillll til his umfi‘. 80 “'Ill 8‘"
New Haven, (‘onn., BUM" College tit.
I.1lll_'lllll;.' unit. Ether and other Ancefbcllcfi for the
p‘llriIt-svl rxlrur‘itm of It viii and other i-urgical apex.
.upvi‘illiy.
OFFICE ()VEVI SWHRD‘S i‘inruixo Evr-omt’x.
904' South Norwnl‘i.
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCEW ch; 5.
OI" “'A'I‘I'III'I‘UWN, N. Y.,
Assets over $1 00,000.00,
0. E. wusou
l
Ann-tit ft r ”if I
nouwnnu, natures wnzs'nron'r. ;
BASTON and {v ‘
.
l
ESTON. .
Offlcc iii-xi door to Fairfleld (.‘oaiufy Bunk. Noru‘nik
1.101.] [S J. lilo;\liE,
Attorney at Counsellor-at-Law.
Office in Sword's Building.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
(Office fornii-rly occupied by llt'hllit‘. S. Mead.)
Entrapm- on \"Linliliiztun StrrI-t
l‘rnciii‘rn in all Ibo i‘oin-fa of III!‘ Stare. (“ain‘t-v-
Int-in: viirufully cXt‘CllIt‘d. Collections primip'l)‘
w.
Mir-ridx-d m. 0
Office huuna from it A.“ till I": 3].; from i P.7d. in
5 P.M.: from 71’. .\I. till 9 RM.
GREGORY‘S POINT
MARINE RAILWAY,
sour" n‘onwnui. CT.
CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS, - 1.000 TONS.
Hinds Built or Repaired a! Short Nufz‘cc.
Furniture for \'t'll§('l:l. Point. Oils. Ilcrk Varnish.
Onkiim. Ship Tool-i. etc... conuflntly on hand for IIIc.
fit; 6 0. S. BELL.
FRENGH'S HOTEL,
Main Slrccf South Norunlk ,
l-‘OIIM ERIN LI'CAS HOTEL
Elllnl‘J‘d and newly Furnished. t‘hnrzos rmsonnblc.
I'iirllcu I rpucliilty.
35% C. (i. FRENCH. Proprietor.
Con ii.
FRENOH'S HOTEL,
ON THE EI'RUI‘I‘IAN PLAN.
Opposite Cll “all. Park, Court House
Indy New Post Offlc-i.
N 1*le 3" (') R Iii.
All iiimlorn Impruv.-nii~iifn. Including i‘ICVMOI’.
Rumor $1 pvr day Ind \ll)\\‘¢lr\l!-.
QST-Iy T. J. FRENCH 5L BII().~‘.. Proprietors,
ECII .lUlfi'li
1
(j E () .
Germania House,
Corner of Cluy Street and Railroad Place.
[leaf N. Y. Luger Beer. finals of III
Ilonrs.
HAIL COLUMBIA I
A REMARK ABLE ECLIPSE will like place some
time In 1870.
PENNELL’S INK.
will ccllplc In othera.beenuue it is not Injured
by ":afll‘, will not col-ode the pen or
MOI! .
Imperial Gloss Ink.
Try
Slum-thin new. and rent" tine. Alk your Drumziii
for Public 1': Tooth Powder.
GR()CE(I§S-
JOHN HU'I‘CHINGS.
Formerly IIntchlngI if: Ferris. Bly‘I Block. llnln
street. South Norwulk. Thankful for the put put.
conga received from MI containers. he hapeI. by
keeping I good unortlnent of Grocer-fen. to meet
their Ipprobntlon. Ind accurengenerons mum of
their pun-ounce in the future. l-tf
FIIANK’l. ignition} a: 00..
mull. ll
GROUERI ES PROVISIONS,
Preserves. Jellies. Cnnned Fruits, Eu.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK- MAIN'ST"
til-y sown nonwux. com.
S.
Carpenter and Builder.
WATER STREET, EOUTII OI" STEAMBOAT DOCK,
SOUTH NOBWALR, 0033.
Building and contr-Ictlng of III kindI. EItIniIteI
Ind Plani- fumIIhcd It Ibort. notice. A Wiggllcit-
llz‘on‘nuiil‘ni $16
We no: dIy him and Calla. Invent Iecarillnu
to your m: I. .10. $50 or too. In .300! triv-
ll ea, bu brought I IIIIWI fortune to the cure-
fnl nvemr. Wendvlouwuuu and how to.
Book with full Interaction 831d M.
orderl by Italian III to
Lucia-winking In {find or Purl
mIdef to . tavern. done all
Insularyoélfmg on t. , II"
M ' ' 3.73m-
urchin—Waco.
AGENT.
nilullx‘. adorini-tvnd,
A Hermit” iii'I I." lll:.fl" f-i thiisi- \l’I.“ patronize
I
f Ilr. P: l' rsun. iron-Inn: from a mdill! of fifty mile-I
from New IIIHCI'I. All opt-ration:- warranted. 202M
HARDWARE.
limit BEHIY‘IRII'III 'v. town of
GENERAL HARDWARE.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Of tht twill quality.
Paints. Oils and Window Glass,
" 1:. M: 212:» and Dad Loch. Porcelain. Fluted Ind
\I : . I Knobii. :i Inrcv ancrfnil'vi'. of Tuble In.
I’mt‘ltcl Cullt‘f". of tlw best quality. clump for run
Hulls? Furnishing Gondr. Japnnvce I‘nper Warn.
IutVVN DIOVVIGRS.
Agricultural Implcnteiits, Mi-i'hnnics' TOoII.
w. 1‘. (winning!) at (20.,
N ‘ 3. Opera House Block.
scum NORWILK. (1031!.
w. c. QUIN'I‘AR. In!!! KIA?!
Willi Nom‘nlk. hav. ’1, 1870. 71-1!
3112“" li‘IRl‘I
At the Old Stand.
Blues-iris. Bil-lungs A: 'lllly
Would re! cctfully inform the public that thcv have
bikvn the iii-lions Inn-Ii i-ouductvd by SI’III I‘. Tub
tic. Ind rue prepared to mInqucture III kindI of
CARRIAGES & WAGONS TO ORDER.
.
Repairing In all anchen of the
Trade
r‘ one in a tum-t workninulike monitor.
Builibring pract‘nil mechanics. Ind thoroughly
It: naintcd “Bib all branches- of the bucincl.thcy
fl‘t‘ union-d tht they can give perfect conduction
n all who pay entrust work to their cure.
MACHINE FORGING-
H. TILLY.
£19 -ly
MILLINERY l
E‘AIJIJ SEASON
. CHAS. MULLINES.
MlssEllac.8mith
Would respectfully cIIl Ibo nitration of tho LI-
die: to her new ”faction of
MILLINERY Goons.
The LItoi-t Novelties in Straw. Feltuid Velvet III“
French Flowers. much Ind I’Inc Fathers. I.
Ribbons. silks. Vi lvcu. Laces. 'clllngu. BcIrfI.
Ornamentr. etc . etc. Rooms Uh
c. SMITH“ We» in. ucnr low,
FLAX' IIILL.
Are You Going to Paint?
USE
AVERILL’S
THE BEST INTER MARKET.
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.7 true. on I
manIu/rcndlrepcoc! Munich»
usueltkcrforwuod. fron' ark-lab
Inns of the locum II no . ,
EIMW‘I_. -
Averill. Chemical Point,
gibfi‘il‘o’i‘i‘i'fi“
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city-rm, m‘ Gunn-
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Nelson Tux! . Ter- .
Tull 33¢ "expire- 33' 133.11g.
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