VOL. 6. NO. 19.
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Poetry-
' f. mT—m.’:fl'g
lac! I! Paul.
he not «of: to take emcee;
LIt it pea!
Auger to I foe to lean ;
Let it plus 2
Let u put“ 5
Brood not darkly o‘er I n max.
Which willdleapw are long;
Rainer ulna thin cheery long—
Let it pIII?
Let it pun ‘
if for good ynn‘te hkru til.
I.“ ll pill!
uh“ be kind and gentle Illzi;
Le; it pt“:
limo II. in: make: Ill thing! mutant ;
lrt in not recent. but wait,
i in! our triumph IhIll be grout .
Let i pau- !
Let it N10!
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vwgweleot Miscellany.
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fun rosuonlu. Plano.
iii in -.i:i.t b4 ru‘ogoil:‘d the the moment
1 mm“: no- .lmr. but [refined to be en-
...um‘w l...“ m um bcllcf It was ti itrztngc
town to me. nl‘. the people were “rangers.
and I wu so ft" from home tlul I doubted
if mun, wumm or chill intiri‘. l-tcnlity had
9\‘r'f‘ nivl me before.
The Infill r smile! tenderly mi in: pointed
t-> in; t-lmr. and then led oil‘ as familiarly nu
.F in- b il *li ived me every day for a month
p u: Widte- mixing; the lather be remarked
iinjibc mom-r. the crew, the panic. the
lust imlinoni‘t, mil oziier matters; and al-
:ig‘u I did nit pretend to hear him. he
on" no: in be Ilé‘ttll’ll.
“I la ‘3‘»: you'll do well here." he mil. 1“
. pmlwl my 'betl over and d:tiibed tn:-
litili’l‘ on my right clli‘tk. commencing Ell
tltv bu’t of the our.
is‘éicv‘vn on my p ir'i
" Tiiiu town dry
Hort-3' b: continued after a inninrnt. ”:iiitl I
ah iii-l n it w order if you jrm color-vi m in-
needs. mrvtiicr ,L\ n l»;
03;."
ii. ‘fl; ril'TiCt"
I‘crh =pa ii “'13 Illf‘ silent-v- til it c invmi'cil
1:.~- burly-r tint ho ho! mad.» -‘. xnistakc. but
1m \\ :5: out dico-tir‘tzcd. Av hr illllt rr-l iliu
l-‘f: Glittis lie: ~11 Hunky vii-.1
"l‘lnrv :ti!‘ 'llICt: tr ii-iil’ hwy-re ll"l'_'
rim“, "l' w L‘iir'I-‘t plirr L‘ ii 1min, “1:1.
“‘l'in'rc 1‘ room iI Ill" 1 to >f Viz.- lil’ ap.‘ 2:2!
IiEAII‘k you m}. be fill of ltiVi‘.»"‘ «i: in-
lime."
“c \\ \~ u iiilllk’!
lll.l' :15. tam
have LIL’l Lts' l 'l faint n my.
Min 1- cxpn ,Iei if!
H: in~l intlv atispu'fcil that Ill’ lza ‘. liiflti‘.‘ on-
other :ziisiikc.
on iliP will fill saw his (‘i’llii'i‘ilullilt‘ change
Some hirilt"\i would not luv..- I‘udmi
oil‘ject fu:t.her. but in“ wi~ the only ‘tx-u'bcr
ii the \"lll‘ifit‘. and lit' I! that ho had vor-
Y'tiu rizhb' iii itl woe {wool to rap ct. IL:
might have t'cisnnml that I w.“ Illllllllli nod
‘wirnzc nod nemivd coming and ti tltvring
I was timid
encouraging.
:gb'. .l. «.n. :..-,. m, “3.,
{nun of hi
iitin. ll; mi.‘
l i‘t‘own or :ti'ltr'
ill;
Wliii'li Lilli l-iu i‘iini'iit
1W3" looking int It's" -.;l.ws
lilt‘
d!
or perhaps b:- tbcoriznl that
uni wanted
At any rn‘c lie all .r'kcl luv again. Buying :
“ This ie :i nicc Ydlnpfl‘. lili' 1 itcvcr .51“ so
much sickum‘ in :t 1 my life «a we have bad
and lawsi'iiin:
in finding you: shop you can cull upon
one day or night."
Iwouldn’upcakandl heard him K'li‘
bard blow: with the brush. and once tried
to hit the fair on the nose.' I thought I had
prrnte charge.
unlwd :
“ Len we! Renaud—Reverend —wbait
did you say it wuo.‘ Reverend Mr. Blown?"
I didn‘t say.
Confederate Mnkmhme.
Every hottfi‘lldld became t\ nestiir t‘.l{}\r‘s.
tic minuf imurca. every farm ind ltd co'tou
pi'ch rind its sorghum flail. Splunlnsp
wbwla itllxl lotion. which in former any.
h“ In“! tlwd fut Null-log the alarm! on
large Plilli'tiitlii‘i. but which during the cm
of chrap d?)‘*flm\tll were comparitiveiv bile,
Were main art lll'lllil- L’tillun Wilma white
blind» Were all “mum! to men labor. to”..-
cd to card. to npin, and to woiwn. Rump.“
becnmn u fashlnnnbiu in Southern ptrlou
tu it it in German litlttrt‘h, llmnc spun
dream were worn by tho first indies in tho
inndmnd shu wbp wan clvereat to contrive
and title“ to uvcntc bud hlgbelt make from
her Irsriclntes. Foreign dyes were well-nigh
,unntlninIblo. rind tho wooin ll home were
ranuckeii for the means of coloring mo
home—grown fl ix. Wool. and cotton. Black.
wulnut bark furnished l! rich brown. vury—
in: in inteslty with the strength of the dye,
swomponnplc. I clear purplc; pokcbcrries. I
.Iolferlno, bright. but not double; wild
indigo gave a tolcruble blue; and cldcrbcr-
1'le an tinsvitisfuct-iry bluu. Indeed. on ex-
periment with bark. root, leaf. or berry cvcr
resulted in any substitute for logwood; and
n blRLk Wis the dye most‘necdcd for South-
crn L'rtfmt‘lii! in those dark days. the block-
:ulw-rnnnvn learned to make it. part of tbier
rvgular arm».
At one time in same u otions of the South
in re w is fearful destitution of Mill. Sprc~
ulntur- held it nt enormous: prices. Even
tm- riih were forced to no: itspuringly. The
pw-xr swiped likely to suffer for luck of it.
and live stock were in many cases denied it
altogether
ll curls and boxes which b i-i bccn UQI‘LI
for packing suit fl~b or pork were soaked in
watir .tflurwur-h. which was boilcil down
and cvipornb d for Ill“ sakn of‘t‘u‘ suit thus
i‘v'mclril Tl)” turtiit‘n fin -r~t of amokm
Lame-n into “lxit‘lt tho prccioua min rd iill
lif'r'J ti utilvn yrzir ufir‘r )‘t‘ai'. were dug up and
:i‘v‘ci‘. to c nil -. or trenlcd with water uiicr
tin: calli‘.‘ mount r us the suit-s 'nsoncd boards,
'I‘bi- giil‘t'i‘iiliil‘ni in R ('iilllODanllll‘ i-xtlw
I'I'~t."l‘. ml 5 man; llli‘ will works through-
wit the country. iron-l rigul-ir rations to
irtc'é. fxszniiy :‘i’ amnion] prices for flit? rut
of ih- '.v if lly this high ban it] me will“:
the people \urc caved from A unit fuminc.
L‘uii': e “no; I luxury >t'l\Ii)IIl cujoycd, nod
for which ryo or wheat, tons‘tod und ground.
was the usual miserable anl‘s‘tiiute. b‘orne
quirk-willed pcrsim convolved the idea of
using swcti p ituto chips instead. Tlivse
tunic 2i more piilit iiilc drink. but were. after
all. i 1215' n boll )\\' mockery. Dried rnspber-
ry imv: ~ in r4: need for \f‘ll, and Home peo-
plc f~ ll lurk ip m s walrus. the North Cir-
villlli‘in twwmgc, grimly assuring those who
«turned it ili'il. it was good for the blood
iii£~ your. tlir .loclnh‘ don't swim to know
I . ‘ V . -
raiiwugb to homun- 11m ilg‘vaw. and I .1.“ Mil w lip-ll saw doctor's bills. hot n luv
41 “i ,m; n... guilt: to up...) My omn- I...“ “viii-“rd :ili thew transparent dcccptions—
pit-i1} iic~il:f.v (i. !\ ;.ncr:xl llllHL’. lint if I
_;vt sic-i; I‘ll givi- you my cu<tom in i‘I‘t'It‘!‘
citi‘r in III) 'Li'.‘ cl‘c'
Still it..'\“iizl;'. llit‘ u‘i'iw. I 5?\\\' .i 5» ll min
For about
in l.i~ mun
nel .~tt.tir ripple acrmo lii- l’m-c,
b..!:’ .i Ililllll'.“ lac w ;I lit» ~.l ‘nrw
mind lllol be bad boxcl u.:- up
I‘ll ’tl :igfli‘. ti xbnde HI Sirxllk‘l nil t‘l'i 53‘11
lib. i‘ or Sllclit‘e sum: till‘i“ give. (my; lfll‘
but lung. cine, after svrnziziilin; in; face
Ablrply fit :in inst int, he interpri-ted it to
ill" in :‘mt be had bluiitlt‘l‘ul again. “i; wax
\‘z'xcd. 1 bid no right bull ibu‘e :ind treat.
his round c wnercd queries with Inch cun-
k‘tilpiw‘tls‘ silence. “c would pay me {of
such conduct. I saw the spirit of resolve
crcep into his fncc. Ind be said :
“I in.“ saying only the other «i iy that
this town wu Iblc to support another black-
smith sump. 02d June: in good~beoied.
but be knows no more :thuul illul'lflg a horse
than I coon does about sailing a canal
b mt." '
liie eyu glistencd Ind he took no palm to
keep down the chuckle of satisfaction bub,
bling up in his trout. lie regarded it II I
line ulmtgi crusher; and as if beliylu't Ih'tu
tinjblu' to rxprcx-‘s a laugh.
"is rntir crimed the chin and scruped up
and demo. and skipped around the jugular
win before the barber‘s smile faded. He
had been watt-him: the h catch I shut of
displeasure or u look of mrprise. or I une-
thing to guide his opinion ; Ind Is be had
been unsuccessful, be renewed the Littler
on the left cherk Ind Iigbed drearilv. I
hoped he was I nun of dcierminution. nn>l
rusted tht he would it}: give up. Rar—
ingthst he would, I was Ibout lo ispenk.
when he smiled blandly, Ind remarked :
“I out tell I school teacher the minute I
not eym on him."
(Iiflher and shove t
" Well, I suppoIc teaching is I good pIy~
in; buslncse." he went on II be looked my
face over to Ice if he had skipped I Ipol—
"Ind I‘m willing to help you all I can. I
bsvn'i tiny childred-Im not mIrrien—but
if ever I eel married Ind vaI children I‘ll
lend them to you."
Hm persiltency Ind fisttcry deserved
some encouragement. but I In determined
to bold out to the in: ditch. Be Ibut up
hi1 razor with I quick, vexrd motion. tossed
it on the “3nd,. regIrdluI of dImIgc. Ind
Ind he smiled mIliciouliy II he got down
his battle of adultemcd bay rum. I knew
tht it would bite like I serpent and Icing
like In adder. but could I show less Itoicisrn
that be had shown diplonIcy Ind pints.
terry. Didn’t I mucous the struggle?
I that n y teeth Ind looked straight into
the sins. and be ensured the her! an! over
my check: Ind chin. He expected I squirm
end I yell, Ind bi: IIrpriIe III put. The
light of m In! crept into hie eyes. but
it quickly feded Iwa. Ind II he repleced
theboukuid wipduyhee with Itmrel
be aid :—
”I Ievcruw Melang- whocouldItIId
laym- m mud he wilt returned CIli~
font-I. Tum er tIIt marry her-
dun the “I I cuppa-I”
x refund tennis: and m In“.
dug my making.” u! but, a“!
I} hid and m: “III III!
beech III pd.» .3 be
W mil:
theta-flue.
if ii. i: il‘..i_l' It“ cull ndt-cvption which drcelv~
n it: ily—lnd when Ull‘lblt‘ to tlIIthl milk.
.ivr k ('Hl'l win-r with mtirnt heroism.
I’r-uninrnt Mlllflll.’ the problems with
w blob Cunt“ ‘ilt'i'dld families were form-d to
:rttppli- \\':‘.s til-it of lights. The gas-waits
in lti: t‘rinripzi‘. ciiici \vr-rc kept in l‘p‘i‘iv
tion. In}! the go» tnrniabi-d was of the poor.
est ({‘l ility ‘ind cvorbilnnily .ienr MMI)‘
ptiv tic I‘lalllilt’! were tumble to nil‘ord its
use, and lip: few who could pay for it were
not flanys sure of getting it (Jo/”Thaw
than one occasion, in crow It'tI churches.
pitlnr rind people were given a pructieui il~
lustrntiou of Egyptian dulknefi; and on
one memorable uigbl the gun in Richmond
Rave out sitnultiueously all uvvr the city.
in nil buildings. public. and private, leaving
those who depended upon its illumination
powvht in total darkness. I'inc torcheswiu
Southern pztrliemce, lighbwood knots—were
to be but! in plenty.nnd in Winter their
ruddy glow Win comfortable and pictur-
e’que. The work or railing done by their
flickering light wei ll terrible attain on the
eyes. lllld the heat from the blazing wood
was uncomfortable in Summer. Moreover.
the pitched minke was objectionable. and
blackened the Witll'l.
Tallow candles were the natiil resort. end
were OIif‘l wrprisingly hard and white.
aldvfiuinioncd lard lamps came Ignin into
use for parlor: and state occasions. giving a
soft, Clt‘il’ lustrc. much like that of the fa-
voritc French lump. But lard was costly
and scarce.
I-‘ur sick rooms and nurseries, and for
mills wlwrc the machinery run all night. buV
where I bright light wits not constantly re-
quirrd. the balls 0f the aycarnore or button-
wood tree were dried and used II I wick in
cased! typhoid fovcriu the family of the
tunic A small triangular scrap of soft pa-
per is twisted into I specico of miniature
fool‘s cup, the hypothcnnse of the triangle
forming its buc. This. with the knob on
top oiled Ind lighted. and the lower put
spread out like I m. is inserted I! a wick
ilk small saucer nfiIrd. There is no In.
pleasant odor. Ind it give: I dim light by
which objects in the room Ire barely dis-
tinguiebnble, but from which a lamp may be
:nmntiy lighted. Near: the taper its light
is Infilcieet to tell the hour by the much. to
ten! the him: on I vial. Indlo manure med.
iclne with cut.
But the Confederate candle wu. beyond
Iii else, the light of than days» WI: Ind
ruin were melted together, in the proportion
of No ounce: of resin to 1 pound of wax,
and through tbiI mixture I long string of
candle-wick was drcwn once Ind IgIln. un-
it! thoroughly coucd. linking one was
always I frolic tor the younger members of
I bobcebold, Ind oecIIiomliy furnished ex-
cuse for II Irma may. It In: I mt-
terof pride token the cudle II lee; II
pocaible, end the work wII IlwaI done out
oration Thaw: er "lunar" coc-
ulIie'the wanes!“ II I who of
ham; mutter wiekwumdlcd Ind
ting his teeth. lie elm struck me OOVCI‘dl
diienurued bite. but just as I put on my
bat and opened the‘door ho mule ll lut deb
Smiling sweetly. he in»
:3 cup of melted grease. During a tedioui
writer, a. friend introduced 8- taper so safe
and estisfactory Is to merit. use in other war
the candlestick. and when the candlestick
was in use wee lighted. the long rope un-
winding like I reel of yarn rut it was gradual
ly consumed. The light was. perhaps. on!
more than mud to that of a toy candle. yet
it wu not trying to the «eyes. and WM
sufficient for ordinary purpmea. The place
next the saucepan we: the poet of honor and
of danger. The wick wae hold down in the
wax by manna of I mull crowned stick ;
but. in spite of this precaution. burned llugv
en were not (infrequently the tceult of the
candionukittnwlln M. 1‘. Handy. in Harv
per‘a Magazine. for March.
.0.
Jun! Front Benton.
uni—n
Tu: Finer REMMILK IN‘t‘nLuunscn or
nu: l-‘.u.t. or rnnifiw ELM Turns.
W
Yesterday Itrnvel-italned trump, with a
bounce: look in HI'band-lhfl‘ eyen,proaom.
ed himlelf lit the bu of A Second street all-
low nod. midrenlna the proprietor, mild:
“ Cocktail. Selgnior. “
The llt‘vt‘i‘lflv was preplirod. and. fragrant
with nutmeg. 'Jlétt‘UIl before the cut-tumor.
IIe qunffud it (til. smacked his llpn. llfltlt
shoving the gin“ toward the barkccpnr. re.
marked. .
“ Fine—i'xvvllvut: best nince i left Bunion.
Gimme 'uotber. "
Another mu. mixcd. drink. rind praised
ril Ionic length.
“ Yeti," amid the bur-man. int be rinsed the
gin“ beneath the counter. “ we try to sell I
respectable cocktail in Aurora. And what
tnnkcsit pit-unlit. " be continued, noticing
that the customer was tnnkiuw no movement
toward his pocketbnok—“ what makes it
pleasant is that we charge only fifteen cents
for such it: you have coupled. "
" Only fifteen cents—thirty cents for the
bro!" exclaimed the trump. as be backed
“ll ‘0 ”10 810”. Mid moved the tail of his
ulster to one side. ” why. that's a paltry sum
to what I calculated to ply you."
” Only thirty cents. please," amid the bar-
kecpcr. us he waited at the till.
“ Too littlc, too litthi." persisted tbc trump.
“ When 11 man sell: me goods of n aupcrjor
quality. even so shall be be rewnriico. Now,
I'vejuet arrived from Boston—historic lios.
lon. I cull it.“
“ Ob, yew.“ said the barkccpcr. nodding
toward the tramp, and then toward the till.
" B ist in is n nice t lWil {but Ilic can't coul-
pett- wrth Aurora—mn't sell cocktails for
liiiccn cunts."
" Right. Scignior ; but don‘t interrupt too
I‘m just from Boston—ox days out—and
proha‘ily bringr yontbc first reliable intel.
licence of the full of our fnnioun t-lm true.
w lllt'll bowed before the storm king on the
15th inst. I was there; saw the prostrate
monarch; xvi-pt like a child at its motlwi‘e
grave. and came away."
“ Thirty cents for the diinks. "
the barkcepcr.
“ This tree." continued the trump. with a
touch of reverence in his tone. “ saw the
rise nnd progrcssof our Ilcpublic; it was
aged-I might any buld-bmtdr‘tlv—whcn the
nation was born ; when the Moyllowur land-
ed with our forefathers bcr bnwdinc was
mIde first. to its trunk ; beneath its spread
in: bronchus Gen. \Vnsbingtuu delivered
his farewell nddrcas to tho tinny ; mnny it
time and oft has Anr m Burr rent in its grutc-
fnl shade und made love to Joan of Are.
These things gave it rcnjwn. Why. my
dear sir. bad it been the identical iron from
which Eve plucked the forbiddcn frnii——“
“ There. thtre." put in the b.ii'kceper ;
“ gimme ti quarter. and cull it square.
“Not hi all. Scignior; you clltlll be pdid-w
more tbnn pliid. I'ikc your goods; I liki‘
your tipptnrnncc‘; and when I tukc n fancy
to it mnn be always finds it friend in inc. 1
have that «bout me which iii of more value
than rnbiva or tine gold. As I citizen of
Boston. and to uhowftuy appreciation of your
cocktails, allow me I) place in 3'0“? W3"
oscilnu a priceless rclzc, n piece of our histo-
ric tree. Thanks by mail. J. Snodgrnns.
No. 000 lley street. Bolton. Adieu."
Then laying on the counter nu apple trcu
twig the size of I lend-pencil. be was of like
one who had been sent for. The barkeeper
made a ilewbto intercwpt his flight to the
”treat. but the effort was it lamentable fail-
urc.-—Cincinnntl Enquirer.
W -
Uncle Tom and the Ghoul
~—
Obit}! vcd
During the administration of I‘ rcildcnt
Buchanan. biting then a resident of Wrist»
iugton. writes ll correspondent. we formed
tho Icqulintnncc of n clerk in the interior
Deportmenl. who was more fully charged
with hmtnlais deviltrv. and possessed n
larger storehouse of fun. than any bipt-d we
ever met. There wnl no trick or sleight-of
hand that he could not imitate. He could
outhmt an owl. out-crook a frog out-bray a
donkey.
Ills parents lived in Baltimore. and on n
Snurdity afternoon be pressed us to go up
to Bullimcre with him and be the guest of
the family till Monday morning. The in
viiation was acccptcd. and on we went.
On board tbecnrelep, u we used to call
him. reunrkcd that We would have plinty
of sport that evening if we were agreed,
and went on to develop his plan.
“My father." he said. ”hIs I. colored scr—
vont who is very aipers'itious. believes in
ghosts. hubgobllns. apparition, and indeed
everything of a mysterious or supernatural
nature. To intensify this natural propensi-
ty, he has recently been in the habit of bold-
ing accuses with a colored female near by
who claim! to possess the: power of Clair-
voyIuce or spirit upping. He has become
perfectly bcdcviied. neglected hie duties.
Ind is becoming worthless II I eelvaut.
Join me and follow my plan, and we will
put an end to these cable inclutations."
The first act in the comedy consisted of
J ipp‘I going to the house of the enchantrcu
telling her the Iecrct. getting the promise of
obedience to orders. in confidential: of .2
which be then Ind there placed in her due--
try lem.
The plan In for Jipp to secrete him-elf
hotly. be wII to nuke "10.er hlmIetf in
mwer to all quations. upon the psrtltion
mien which the “his was to set.
AI I blind, Jipp went to Uncle Tom Ind
totdbta he had tmuxhr I manger tron
waited to thr the "reps." Ind tint be M
hitching-L
in the bedroom. unbeknown to Uncle Tom,
Ind II he knew the old Inn’s binary per-
Wakingten on I visit. thIt the Ilungcr
better “he bin in LII! lolly‘e Ind lave I
lining. AI for linen". he told him he
could Iago.
~ Oveuoyd, the preposition was accepted.
Ind «Ica- adulte- . «at
‘3‘»!!!me tomcwcll. with
from lep announced her presence.
“Is you very happy in do! spirit. world?“
Three ran: from Jipp answered “Yes."
“I: you contented (hr 2"
“Yes."
“Don't you want to come back no more?
”NO,"
“Not come back for tie sake of Uncle
Tom!" '
Now was Jipp‘u opportunity; cnshroudml
in awhile about, he crept eoftly into the
room in the roar of Uncle Tom. and had an.
proucbed within four feet of him when the
patriarch discovered the ghost. Fetching
n leap which upwt tho table. and with n
qnaking fillmll of “Lord have nwrccy!“ be
bolted out the door. duubml vil' like it quar-
ter liot'ac. with the "about. following clone at
his heels. lluttcr time wmt never made by
llvxter than by Izilfllv Tom on timt tnumoro
able occasion.
lint be was thoroughly cured. and often
afterward would any to Jipn. “Danni my
eyes. of In! i-ber goin‘ to call tint old woman
up tight.“
————-‘ooo~———
Wlmt Make-A Mun.
It iii curlotu to notice the opinions of the
World in regard to wimt constitutes n mun.
If one enjoy: pleasantly tbc good things of
life. and lit ttlwityl rcmly to mingle with Rt)-
clt-ty and makes illmaeli ngrvertble by hi-
polite manners and ennvlty towm'd nil. in) is
callud It ilm rate mnn.’I good nnm. I noble
mun. But does thin make the hull ut‘mtncls
nnd goodness of it mun 1’ Politeness nnil
fiufiVll)‘. and ti \Vllllngni'us to nuke “ne‘-
self agreeable under every ordinary circum.
stance is a commendable quality; but if he
possesses nothing more than this, be is only
it happy ornament in the world. The ltilttlfi
ity of politeness every man should cultivate;
yet this is not the thing tbut makes it man.
It certainly adds to his popularity, nndcon-
'ntqncntly adds to his success in M) culm—
prisc that needs the influence and anuistnncc
of the people; but it. does not discipline
him for severe triads. and build him up again
with bone in case of important {liilllrl‘~‘.
'I‘ltil 'plcitnnnt things of lilo—those which
urn popularly called the best—~thc cairn c.\
pr-ricnccs; these do ncvcr make a mun ; but
the rugged experiencrn, the. tcmpesta, the
trials. If it man has prism-d the middle- age
of life with n) “influx of struggle nntl trial
written upon bi‘: features. no wrinkles of
corn nod sorrow upon bi" brow: you inny
“'(‘ll bl‘llf“? that be ins not yet graduated
in the severe school which constitutes town.
Real mun inbornic; be experiences in its
passage through the World from the cradle
to the grave good and evil. here lroubln :md
lberc joy. licrc rudeness. and there smooth-
ncss. one working: with the other. Mid till.
tlic good and Mil blended in the cliIrnt‘tcr
nod accepted with sioioism and patience.
'I‘Iii:l bountiful. unciiinpluining ncccptnnce
(if the good and evil of life, forms the men!-
i-st part of that education which inukcsn
man indeed it man. in distinction from :in
animal. which have no such education-oil:
distinction. too, from the commonplace bu~
man being. who grumble.- Iit the smallest
fnilurcs. nnd cringcs under ndvcrsity with-
out dignity or mat-illness.
.__, ‘V , ‘ .-
Tltc CI'OII.
lllesl they who sock.
While in thcit youth
With spirit meek.
The wny of truth.
To them the adored Scriptures now display
Christos Q0 only true and living may;
Ilia precions‘.blood on Cilvary was given.
To make them helm ofcmllcsa bliss in heaven
And e'cn on mirth the child of G id can trace
The glorioui bleasinus of his Snviour‘s group.
For them be born
Ills Father’s frown;
For tlwm be worn
The thorny crown;
Nailed to the crock
I'Iudurcd it: pain.
'I‘lmt Ills life‘s loss
Might be their gain.
Then haste to chance
That better part.
Nor o'er) «lure ICIllsu
The Lord tby heart.
Lest He. declare.
“I know you not."
And deep despair
Should be your lot.
Now look to Jean: who on Ctthury dmd
And trust in him who there was crucified.
——-—¢¢o————-
Ilo lla- a Case.
A man with a budvlookiug nose and a
melancholy appearance generally entered
Justice Potter‘s oflice the other day. and
slamming a paper down on the desk be ex-
claimed:
"I submint the docs and demand I di—
vorce !"
The court looked at him in npnzzled way
and tho Stranger continued:
“Hump the papers together mighty quick
for she‘s out after it Gray to move the fur-
niture !"
"I can‘t give you a
answered.
”Here's the cash down, mister." said the
strainchtilling out I smell tin box full of
shinplusters. “and here‘s charges that. will
make your blood run cold 1“
He was instructed as to what steps he
must tuke, and in his excitement and con—
fusion he went away leaving the “does“ on
the desk. The charges yead as follows:
1. Pulling bair.jnwing and kicked me.
2. More pulling hair.
3. Kicked me Cbrismus Day. and I can
prove it.
4. Tried to pizcn me. and then jawed
around.
divurcu.‘ hit-i Honor
novel:, and the striking me when I talked
to her like I father.
6. Towing me to take her to a circuit. and
then getting and and winning I mighty
good dish-pan.
7. during. kicking. agbiiui. cussing.
threatening. making up faces Ind demand-
ing money to buy ice cream and candy for
her darned old relations. And lo forth. to
wit.Iud I good merry other things which I
Free Pres.
W
Idiom mm.
their coin-II whim in!“
5. Sitting down cellar Ind reading dime
cIn prove ctrdghter'n I urine. Gentlemen
great methin divorce and I will vole for
you if you ever run for “durum—Detroit.
Editor! neglect their work and chili
their Immunity. Dem of IM‘
Flues.”
trel the vehicle of their spleen.
haunt Ind nervicenble. may not be perfect,
They get I readable article: trot it, perhaps.
tho writer. who in paid for his labor by the
gratification of his malice. and that is all
that they care about. Now this adds to
critical dishonesty and editorial neglect of
duty. which. nonalderlng the responsibility
assumed by bit editor. iv. to any the last.
but highly honorable. It degrades journal-
ism. and the fact that the public. or ii cer-
tnlI part of inroliabu-n Inch writing in no
juailfiwt‘ion of such an offence against bon‘
or and enmity. The conductors of the
prion. in it: varied forms. are not in the
puititlnn of trmleru. whose business it is to
supply that. for which people are willing to
pay. 'l‘hrir wares ore of it sort that cxcr.
cine-3 n constant. influence upon moral“ and
manner: Ind intellectual development. and
it is their duty to we til it that influence in
at least not it bad one. They may make a
Irrigation or rill-ct u large sale. and they
may point to their Niccesa as their justifica-
tion : but even with those who buy to satis-
fy their lower tutu, they degrade them
selves and their culling—New York Times.
———«~-ooo-—--~-—
Nlcn 0m or'l‘ltelr l'lm-ou.
There is a place for every mun: his own
proper placo, where he oinzbt to be. God
bus designed bin) for it. and it belongs to
him, and to no one else. and every one may
know and find his place if he will, It must
be his sincere drain: to hr in his place. and
in.- must go to God heartily prnyim'. Lord
what will. Thou have inc to do? Where will.
'l‘lmu hwe me to be? Let him surrender his
own will touod'u will. and God will lend
nnd guidi- him; and he sinill make no mis—
l‘lkt'. .
.\od it ix u must blessed thing t". be in
ouc's own place. God w ill in: witb him
here. He will ('llt‘t‘l“, and strengthen. and
sustiin him. He may liIH'l‘ frills; but he
tut-cit; illl'nl in the pnth of duty. and (i id’s
uricc is sufficient for him. Tin same coin-
piusionnlc God who was with Daniel in the
il-‘nof lions. and with tlw tbrt-c Hebrews
in the burning. firy fnuntcc, will not leave
lillll. not forsake him. lit ing in his own
proper plow. be may go to God with conti-
dcncc. ‘ind he shall bc comforted and ~up—
pout-d. lit: Hitlill bc joyful in all bi“ tribu-
l iiioi.
'i‘iwrc i.» -i plut't‘ fut um-ry llliiil, and (i-nl
intended cicb to find :in-‘. iill bisplnce. The
trouble is. most men nspiru to pluccs they
cannot fill. Tbcy want to be preside-lite,
commodorcs. or captains. when they are
only fit for the ranks. S into want, to b:-
pocts or painters. when ibcy are only prosy
pumpkins. Ht: iv the happiest man who
finds the place be is fitted to fill. and fills it
well. ltowcycr humble it may he. The one
who knows himself. his faults. and how to
overcome ibcm—lils virtm-s. and how to in—
crcnse ilwni-wbo known tlit- uscs and abu-
SW of the organ: of mind and body, and
exercises them in the fear nit'l love of God
wis tlic liitppicsi mun.
»‘>
(do Home, Boys.
Boys. don‘t hung: around the corners or
the strccte. If you have anything to (10,110
it promptly. ricbt oil‘. then no home. Home
is the placc for boys. About the slice! cor-
ners and the stables tbcv learn to talk sizing;
Mill tbcy born to swcitr. to smoke tobacco‘
and do many othcr things which they ought
not to do. DJ your bus'flfgs and then on
home. If your busineso in play. play and
mIko n businces of it. I like to see buys
play good. earnest. bmltliy Efllllt‘s. If I
wan tin: town I would give the b iyn I good
spacious play ground. lsbonld vae plenty
of soft. green grass. und_trces. nod foun-
tnins. and I hand space. to run. jump. and
ta play suitable games. I would make it as
pleasant Ind lovely as it could be, and I
would give it lo the boys to play in. and
when the play was ended I would tell them
to go home. For when boys hang around
street corners and the stables they get.
listless. Of all things. I dislike a listless
boy or girl. I would have a hundred boys
liku a hundred yachts. every Ipur straight.
and every rope tout. the deck and sides
clean. the rigging-till in order. and every-
thing ready to slip the cable Ind fly before
the wind when.tbo word come. But this
cannot be if you lounge about til! streets
and leaf about the corners. idle away your
time at the stables and the saloons. When
you are from homchnd have some business
mend to your business and then go home.
”—0——
llomcn Gnmwv AXD ms Vial-ton.—
Tbe following funny story is told oftbelute
Horace Greeley. the editor of the New York
Tribune:
Mr. Grcclry bad I pension for showing
“rangers around [the Tribune establishment.
One day “we of ladies called upon him
Greeley at the time was in the counting
room below the sanctum. The sanctum
messenger boy had taken occadlon while
Mr. Greeley was below to blow through the
speaking tube to the composing room above.
The mnn in charge, who felt rather irritated
that day. did not. have bisfeelivtgs improved
when. in response to 'his answer to Greeley’e
" You see these pipes.
flange of the compoeing roam answers."
In; down the pipe.—
rlrellyeu. and pntyon under the
chem." . -
W
bunting envioun. or spontaneously maliciou-
pmlonl to make the publications they eon-
Wnat is it
to them than by so doing they are mislead-
lul their tendon. or that they are allowing
nu ill-untured person to cut ridicule upon
well-menu. bout-Ii work i which: Ilthough
for little in this world in perfect 9 Nothing.
for the mere opening of their column: to
and desired to be shown around. Mr.-
supposed “call." be was fooled by the allies
I have only to
blow through this one and the mm in
Beckoniug for one of the ladies to ap-
proacb, he blew through the pipe Ind di-
rected her to put her ear to thermal: piece
Ind liner: to thenuwer, when to h m-
price Ind counteraction there cum thunder- .
“You little recent. if you don't [II Iwa
fmthtplpct’ll the Ir. Greeley II-
m ford
Iva-fir. In mac-inch Mun-u '
“Hangar III-t
SOUTH NORWALK, CON, SATURDAY, MARCH 18,1876. .
§antlp Jamil: firntimrl
PUBLISH!!! IVER? “WWI!
GOL‘DBN -BROTHEBS, Proprietors.
Single Coulee, I (Jenn.
Tennis STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
No
paid. except at the option 0.! tin publicber.
Tor-I or Advent-lug.
gum. tin. filo. a in. 4 in. g col. ‘5' col. tool.
‘LEW-J‘W. 1190 do." Nicol?” . ._-.
‘ mt 300”“25 ”575 100’ no" tam
"Z on q no“ is nit"r‘5o' 9’m'it’ium‘iifi
nil—"n’ilfi'wu‘m'wa'in ll no :3 tE""itT00
' a on”? m ”in 'u oft ”m'ie nova:~ be
il_"“'"'.'i lit-'ti'X‘o'i il'iitl‘lil’t’lll~ “it '
mono—aim:ia‘oo‘ia.o:1s“oé"w.o“:m
n N use Iona W661i” u'oo'asm'fiofib
li-‘V'ism'bii‘ oil" 4613'??ij
W One inch spare constitute! I equal-e: but no
Irlvcrtllemcntn will be counted lea "no one when.
Mar-rimm- Iud baths thinned mtultoully.
Local Notice: 10 cent: per line.
*4...“
u i
NoIWAI-I
IIIBB To IOU'I‘H
IBI'I‘INIIA.
EMILY V. D. PARDEE, M. D
')
(Gruantc of N. Y. Medical College for Women.)
(hr. MA I.\' it .V.1 RSIIA Li. S TREETS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
office Hours. until tin. m.. and frnm3 p; m. At-
tention to Ill clause! of disuse: incident to I get:-
i-rul notice of medicine Ind cut-gory. Slate kc tel
l-‘rIu MeItl‘I Confectioner . up town. and ill or-
ders promptlt furvrInlcd In ttendcd to. anllicc
Iu )p led with IIotmcopIthic remedial.
ufercncec by p<rruiIIlon=~S. Lileuthl. ll. 1)..
Prof. of Thcorv Ind PrIctice. N. Y. city. : Elifergldml?
Luzlcr. 31.1). )eIn of College N. l
Illiln. M. D.. Prof. Materla Media.
'15—'16; VECI‘ANTOwa ’
D E N T I S T .
Extracting teeth Ind inserting minciIl dentures I
apeciIlty.
OFFICE, OVER swnmrs Occurs-a Elmmt'x.
”my . _. South Nomlk.
AGRICULTURAL VINSUIIA'NCEIEIJ;
0F WATEIITOWN, N. Y.,
Assets over $100,000.00,
0. E. WILSON
Agent for 781’!
nonwnut nun!“ wns'rron'r,
androiv Ind wnsron.
omci- mm dour to FIlrfleld County Bank. Nom‘uik
IJOLTIS .T. l3LAIiE,
Attorney 8: Counselior-at-Law,
Office in Sword’s Building,
SOUTH N ORWALK, CONN.
(Dulce formerly occupied by Melville E. Iced.)
En‘rnncc on Wublngtm. Street.
Practim-sln Ill thc ‘onrte of the State. Conver-
nul‘llur awfully c cured. Collections prornpty
ntlcndcd to. u
Office hours fro 8 A31. till I2 31.: from 1 RM. to
. till 9 RM.
5 l’..\l.: from 'i' l'.
GREG RY‘S POINT
MARINE RAILWAY,
SOUTH NORWALK, C'I‘.
CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS. ~ 1,000 TONS.
Vanda Built or Ramirez] ut Sitar! Notice.
Furniturb for vcssclp, Paint. Oils. Deck Varnish.
()Ikum. 5M3: Tools. elm. constnntly on hand for IIlc.
HG G80. s. BELL.
FRENOH’S HOTEL,
Main street. South NorwIlk, Conn.
FORMERLY Ll'C'AS‘ HOTEL.
finished and newly Furnished. Charges rcIIonIblc.
Parties 3 specialty.
if»? C. ii. FRENCH. Proprietor.
FRENOH’S HOTEL,
or: Tun EUROPEAN PLAN.
opposite City Hall PIrk, Court House
and New mil 081cc.
N EXV X’ORK.
All modern lrnprovcmcnte. Includin; clevu‘ior.
Room: $1 per day and upwards.
sir-~13- T. J. FRENCH .k BROS" Proprietors.
GEO. SCIIAUB’S
K .
:Germama House,
Corner of ClIv Street and Ruilroed Place.
Best. N. Y. Lager Beer. leIls It Ill
Hour-I.
HAIL COLUMBIA!
A REXARKABLB ECLIPSE will hie place Iona
one in 1 870.
PENNELL’S INK.
will eclipIc Ill other-I. ecu-01th not Injured
‘by "cell-c, will I cared. the pen or
mould. -
Try Imperial elm ,lnk.
Somctbl new. Ind rcIllv fine. Auk your Drum
for Penna l‘I Tooth Yowder.
GROCEIES.
JOHN HUTCHINGS.
Formerly Rummage a Fen-ll. lly‘e Block. I“
meet. South NorwIlk. 'l'hInkful for the pm pet.-
onIxe received from hie carom he lapel. by
keeping I good manners: of Grocerlcl. to meet
their IpprobItion. Ind securengencreu IhIrc or
their petrom in the future. l-tf
F‘BANK A. TOLL“ & CO»
Dunn u
GROCERIES PROVISIONS,
OPERA House BLOOK- Humor...
61-: . scum nonwm. com.
3’. BTS‘HWT! ooo,
Carpenter and Builder.
WATER STREET, 30m 0’ MIT 300‘,
com KOBWALX, CONN.
Building Ind coca-acting of
Ind Plane rerouted I! chat! notice
OFFICE IN CLARK I “MIMI. nu “II“.
o..." tar.....u .50 I It: Month... enoe
per (ll-continua until Ill manager In
tit—film
"rifffomfillo
Preserves. Jellies. Called Fruits, Ea
I“ kinda. Infinite!
. A trhl loud!-
tun will; it $160.
“c
‘smmuox limos
"I‘ll! [m
min: uv ‘mn mull!) :0 tic-nun “lil't’
' 8 (I O O f)
SNIIISIillIIbI Sikflllli'miilllil
noun; tueqaiaw
“a a: u: o m s ‘E 'm
"91.8 XIV! (ISV KOLEDXIHSVAHIIIKIIOO
was no 1- rammed m «9009 no new
oulumo no.1 aoavno as
HARLEM on:
"any aunt: AND (VITO!
C L O '1‘ II I E R S,
Per Day at home. Terms free. AI
dreu G. sum-us i:- Co. Pzr‘tghlnc
- v
ii: 32°
DENTAL NOTICE.
Sot’rn Nomi-urn. Scrubber. so. 1873.
T. s. b‘crenlun Ind o. F. Peterson. Damian. in here-
by dissolved.
Those who Ire in tier-d of “rebels“ dental upon-
tione. Ind declrc the. benefit of Dr. Pctcuon'e c:-
pcrience in Operative. Surgical or )lvcbenirIi Den:-
sk)‘. cut comnlt him It hie omcc. 8‘ WI“ It"
New Haven, Conn., nui- College St.
Laughing uu. Ether Ind other Anelthetlce for the
painlcec extraction of teeth Ind other ext-glut oper-
Itlons, Iduiiuistcrcd.
A discount “iii bv made to thou who pmonlu
DI. Peter-no. traveling from J radian of tiny miles
from New Haven. All oponiinus \vurtnted. sour
H A R D W A R E .
Tl I bet uwrtmcnt in town of
GENERAL IIARDWABE.
MECHANICS, ‘ TOOLS.
0f the beet anlity.
Paints. Oils and Window Glass,
it‘m. Martin» and ”VIII Locke. Porcelain. HIM! Ind
M mi. Knobs. I brie apartment of TIble In.
Pocket Cutlcrv. of the (It anlity. chap for cch
Rouse Furnishing Goods, Jepumec Paper WIre.
LAWN MOWEBS.
Agriculttutl Implements, Mechnnice‘ Tools.
w. c. qcu'rnnn I: 00.,
N r 3. Open House Block,
mm XORWALK. CONN.
um um
71-“
w. c. ennui;
‘uth Nor-“lit. 30v. 37. mm.
NEVV 14‘ IRDI
At the Old Stand.
Messrs. Alanine-S & Tilly
Would res wetfuliy inform the public that the vae
taken the nine“ lute]. conducted by Slice . Tur-
tie. Iud Ire prepared to muimnre Ill klnde of
cannons 8' WAGONS T0 outrun.
Repairing In all anehce o‘ruio
Trude
cone in I most Iurkmnlikc runner.
Both being ct‘eIl “but“. an! thorough!
tainted wi'phn Ill bunche- of the blame-Abe;
rec mare-d tht they an vc perfect utlIfIctlan
outwbomyeuu-netwo tothcir are.
MACHINE 'FORGING.
a. "ELY.
“I fly
MILLINERY l
P‘ALL SEASON
CHIS. HULLIIGI.
Miss £118 0; Smith
Would mflnlly call the unantic- of tho LI-
dieI to her new M.“ o!
MILLINERY Goons.
TF2: Lads?! Noveltiue‘lflinhsu-‘I‘w My Velvet m
be ow c In others. Ila-II.
Ribbons. suit-'3 Veiveu. LIch. Quinn‘s. WI.
Omnienu. etc. etc. Booms It
C. survive We“ II. neat new,»
Fm mu.
Are You Going term”
can
AVERILL’S
Averill Chemical Paint,
noncommerm
“underwear-raw: II
_ an I. smug;
The Co-pIrtnerrnhip heretofore exit-ting between ,
~ :. j » larva
. r m‘ ,
1. l
§¢§ . g. .r' f y
WHOLE 1:10.27 9.
sewn IonIu cur em
moccasin-w.
ngLo‘imu-m
Inseam—Iain.- 02 main.
Wm.
Judge—Wm 1-. can
Mar-W. c. m 3;. I. n.
Mum-1mm J . " \
WWII." T.
avau-Sgaux. rm
m
in W l . can . mm
W uo:€3i9°£"li.'°n'l§£.‘"n ‘
”VIII-w. a. Harare. Jac- lIIe The--
u l. humane. mod a. Week. I' '
In Warn—3m. 3. Raymond, B. I! Ewen. on».
E. Defy. [leery Icy-lea.
Water W
N l T i . . 2
firm: I%.o;:¢1nnexplsec I”! If". "I!
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or
Game! 1'. Peek. .,
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Mam,“ a mum. n. I Ida. Iii:
Mire—ll. ll. Eiwell. C. W. Hoyt. Jute! I.“
«at . .
“26. mm tea—BB Fitch. WILD“
8mm and Sidewalk-J. . w .
merit. D. R. Selleck. R a” ’ R “’
n’gicwrm‘ntw' x. Dory. '1‘. !. Byte-l. I.
“tron—Wm. 8. Doom. 0. Hugely. 3-. I.
Public Printing—D. R. Sellout. W. I. M
u u u u
C. W. Hovt.
And GEXTS’ rtmxtsumo 00009. 3% (ream—um. u. use. 8. a. nun. c.
. ty.
Colin. C‘s-minaret.- Ind Tniloril‘ Trimmln bv the smart. C
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31:... _'.‘ :,_- if" .....__. l“ R n m Suzi-limit. BEMT. thy-end.
W. . Dunc-n.
Danburv Ind Norwaik R. n.
WINTER
ARRANGEIEXT.
commune Dec. n.
Duly Tn!“ leave touch Hones-I.
.A.l. F DII . v
2”- kid or buy W and “I
inter-medic“ cations.
5:17 P. M. l
t 1.10. Ell" Freight Tniir.
TheP I is: A. [Sn-mm connects
. . n o 1-day-
pIug much. an” M
Leave buttery for south mm.
It main!" 1:00. P.l.. «than. oral, PJI. Ill
If 9:!” A. 1.. on Hominy! only. ‘
JOHN W. BACON.
Summt.
New Y0 and Ne
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WINTER ARRANGEKENT.
TrIine iere W Sutton I! South Kuwait
II followc:
For New York.
At 2:: A M Benton kpreu.
sine ‘- Wee.
5.3, .. .. ..
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on y.
7 34 “ Acmmmodctlun
9:28 “ Accommodation.
1025" “ I.
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2:57 “ Boater: Express.
4:]! “ mu
7:15 “ Accommodluon.
6:50 "
9:40 “
New York hr South NOW-
At 7:10. 8:05 (Esq) 9:5. mm. It“ 1.: l2. (Ill.
9.30. (Ammd 3.00. (81.) 040. (Deal 32..) 63
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10.00 ( .) P. I. .
lunch Eel-walk {or III! navel.
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92m .. .. u
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10318 “ Account lion.
11:15 Billion mu.
1:56 P. X. Acce-
2:23 " Baton
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boy who asked him how he feltpr some otb- chem‘cal Pam ' ”Hm
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