VOL. 6. NO. 22.
select Miscellény.
VALLEY FORGE.
at .r. r. mum.
\‘al‘my Forge was selected for a winter ru<
c‘lil'll‘rticnt bro-ruse from it Washington could
best priltt’cttlle interior of the Sims from
thcitictirsionu of the: enemy quartered in
Philadelphia. The army lri't Wbltctuarsh
on the tltb of December. and reached Val-
icy Forge on the it) b. The soldiers many
of them hirefuuted and in raggs. had
marched thEtbv-r. leaving their bloody tt‘stl-
Hli‘nl'tlw‘ t)“ twirl? evcry (on! U! ground they
hall trim-is - l. The day before. on the bur.
tit-3 or the dreary region where they were
to I‘d“ tho long winter. ins sprint in ruligi‘
«us services. Congress ind directed it to
be cbsernd as s day of thuuksutvln; And
pratur.
The rugged. sufi'ring army. wttary with
tiwtr ntrtrcb ovrr the frown ground. were re.
qnirml on this bleak div. With A minimal
in: of gloom br-fnre them. to “Will up thali-
“time of ilmnkszi'lm: and pmisc For
whit? Tut-re sci-mud need enough for fast
in: ~int pr lyt‘f. for ht‘l‘Vt‘n ltiukt‘d frown-
i: gty «town tip-in llit‘lll. They could ails-—
0, how fervently l—-to bv drlivered from
sutl'vring and want and destitutiun. and the
glmtiiy, rcmurselesa winter before them;
hit’ la b:- thrtkltil for thorn. who was equal
to tit tt 9 Still. Wuhinginn utdvl‘t‘tl the brig-
adts t-\ b» asst-ruined. with their ch plains.
and r:-ligious st-rvicca to be performed.
But. um. three thousand of them. or more
t-vin a qtlal‘lt‘f of the whole army. wrro
'ti‘m’t‘ alck or t~ui vhoelrfl nod ragged to up.
put an part-lo. Tilt-art. in tin wagons tiiut
«nu-rind ut‘t‘r thw- .lrt ary flt'ltls, lay sufl‘ut—
Etzz w l ‘lil‘Jt‘i‘lll: iii.tlu‘ s'rm‘. thinking lint
2n zlunu at least. thanksgiving was it iiinck~
\'i‘\‘. 'I‘ltr'i? t'lli‘mivi WH‘O erl {ml and
h tht'l l‘l tlw city near by. While the blc-tk
must 2.: mn~t tw their home. lilili'etl. thrtc
our» more (‘N‘lit‘il ‘prsycri. ihtit titty. that!
at: tt’iltsuvlng. by the patri-ntic chaplains who
“or. to show with tho soldit‘ra the prin-
{liths amisutl'rrings of tho coining wint-r.
t-arncsl prlyer in Him who
mucunltl llt‘lp and pour light on tho ult-
uzvt-l luiwg d witness.
I: this a ~(lll‘lllll. not it joyful day. and.
Wllt‘n it f'll=ll‘;l. the army tif clown tho-is—
it: i \‘i marched on to tho fruzv-ti hills.
witttci‘nvv mm to spend tliv next llllt't‘
in with a. ..i i won": and tti ils ticvur ltl im
f molt-i whit.- .\ single page in lii~tttry is
it’ll. .‘ur the lt‘t'tli‘l of true pitriti'istn. In
t';=- Uf‘lt r» new 1 by Washington. dirt-iting
the “writ to l:- limit-u ht: tultl lltf‘ *(lldlt‘f! liv
Witill l sit lf't‘ fill their priv limits [The “‘llt‘ll‘
army “is «livitlel intai grains of tin-Hm.
who wute to build a hat or pt-ti i'~t' tlii in
selvl-s. E it‘ll t it: \\ as to be six‘ceu l y
f’llf't'CYl f—‘t‘l, ti'lvti in with way. with :i in:
lirt‘vpl'mu llzlttl with clay it font hilll a hull
thick. The bright was to be six {wt and ii
hull.
Tin. it will lic st‘t'll tin-y wm-v inert: lam:-
-'.~. l) i!”‘l}' high rtiuiigli ti stand up in. and.
with ttv tin-Mice. st-ututrcmt uts.vic..woultl
t. .rt-Et' to in) sufficient {t'r twelve tilt-ti
'l‘t)
in \t‘t‘\‘lliliL"
n.
lczit'v
ti lit‘ ti. :1 t. kr‘tl c‘nsclv hi it) lay Sid“.
a.
Europe. and mud. on can guess with what
sstonlohment. on the army he had givcu up
home. east and country to link his fortunes
with. At length forage gave out. and zoom.
famine sialltodinto the midst of this scene of
woe and deaulstlon. Not u ho if entered
the camp. and the welcome lowing of cattle
cured to be heard. Teams sud men came
in empty handed.
A foreign officer. walking timid ilic hov-
ela. and seeing men with no covering but a
blanket. flitting from one but to another.
and hearing through the crevices the sol
diera muttcriuz. “ no pay. no pmco‘dam. no
nun.“ said he then dispu‘ired of Amt-mean
Independence.
Washington‘s heart at last bevamo tilled
with tearful (Jmlldlllllg‘i.‘ and he lunkL‘d
around him in dismay. and in u lt'lltl' to
Gen. Clinton, in the middle of February.
Slit] P-
"For some days past there has been little
less thsn a famine in the camp. A ptrl M
the army has been a week without any kllltl
of firsthuud the rest three or four days.
Yon.“ lit! Iddl. “Naked and starved as tlmy
are. we cannot cuntigti a ttnire the int-urn
parable patience and ti iclity of the sol-
tilt-rs."
A llttblt‘. c ‘tllplllllenl. tin-l nobly Willi.
the llmt‘ time W irren wrote in Gl't‘t'ne:
“ The situation of the camp is inch flint.
in all human probability. the army must
tillb‘ulVO. The hurst'a are dying fv vl‘ want of
foragc. The country in the vicinity of Ill"
camp is exhausted, * * * What cousc-
uurncvs are we to radically expect! "
Says Dr. Tiiutclier: —
“ It is with great difficulty that than
enough l‘llu bz‘ {mind in a condition fit to
dischargv tlit- military c unp duties from tl-iy
t~i day. an i fwi~ thi~ piirp ist' lllt'it‘ \\ lt‘t it‘t‘
iiskml li ilde of tlitis~ uh I Iznvt- t‘l ttlirs.”
Wizs' :t pic ilt‘t' is ttili. tlimuzli skulchvtl
in the lllL‘Tt‘ tilllliilt‘ by the (‘ llllluill'lchitl‘
L‘tiitf Jilil his uml'cls.
tillflltiul lttm filling up lllt' ftigliii'iil dciails.
Th.- ttl‘lll" \\ us slowly dying. not from lllt‘
[hvztai's tii' shut and shell. but from “pus.
urc. Iii‘iillt‘>l. and aluw stuivaiitiii. Night—-
tutitillli'vl. slhflt'i! night—had rinsml ut't-r
that City of howls. lit-on \visliltizlitll. iti
whom “ht-pa \liitd‘li liltt- a p lit-r of firm Wllt‘ll
it ll'itl gxiiit' nut iii :ill tllllt'l' int-ti.“ i‘ullltl nut
pcnt‘tralu its all prrvutlitig bl ti‘llltt‘s‘i. It was
tit iiii- timv'. wilt-n all human lwlp It'i‘llll'tl
gun». that Mr P-n‘h. at wlmse h tusr he wag
ipittricrtd walking iit-tir a sct‘inv'oi Micki-t
on his ftittii. bout :t l iw vuimt. as of UMP in
prayt-r. and. looking in. saw \thnliiuglttu on
his kin-w. tours on his chucks. ttllil his Lii'ti
upturned to heaven. licstw ClllllL‘fi. in ugutiizntl
t runs. that G Ml wuuitl pity and sun- liis stif-
fL-riiig army and still‘viin.’ country.
At
" tl. “unlit-t tlioii kiiuw his inima
\\'lio “utidcrrd lbil! .t‘. 'nt‘? i
(in mud in heaven‘s metiii‘va.
'l‘ht- prayi-r of Washington "
In thv midst if all this «1 ultnrss lrlltl Mll-
tor‘t‘iivli (mo of the nublest lirtirt~~ iltut war
ii at in a human linstim. w .5
>l . .i in" ”h u.‘ s ‘1 put ' ) m ”K liliwtl; lawful li'lli‘fi \Vt‘l‘c p ililisli ml; \'t-l
I‘..;.\it‘..ir‘t.~ ‘ U. f t (1' w . ‘ l‘ . . . . .
. . . . hr l-...r.- all lll .lil‘ll“ -. lrti‘ to JUL 2. Int: . mi
, \\ :i‘ltZ-‘gt til I [I‘lt'vl (“t‘IVt‘ ii-Iil ii: ft‘— . _ .
n l ' rt' ii s' but llll‘ll ;.. ti il't"ll“t m ""f h" 'him‘”! "PM“ "mm“ mm W'm” ‘”
.. .t“ _ . . ‘ t‘. L. . ,
i it i ' i lu‘l m in him til I thtlli "NW In“ cumin)" u .“i‘ (“‘“l‘”'“ “a“ ”Tr
:i:‘.. 7 ..‘.-1;f‘rt I . i. ‘ . i . . . ’
. . I . l ” b l upperiii'tn' ill in»: ‘llhllguli' “mi tlt'rttrr h.
_;‘.-. tiirr Lie ltfl; g. i~ A ll" itit' tttlx ., ‘. .. ' , ‘ _‘
. . ’1 l Hf l‘ l ( Pl \“ tilt“ \ i.tn it 0 Hull. ”tr i‘iiiiltl s\\' “f hi3.
'.\ wilt . ii . '1 ml. Itt' Jr on ,i ,: . , , .
l ‘ s, “I ' ‘ u l “h i i if m. r Cutlli‘l't at l)i\ltl t-f Ji'rtl‘lllvnl. “ if lfwr—
A .. -. . 3 ~ r . v t :t ,
o .i . ~~ itt ‘- . . -‘ _ . l 5‘ gt-t it to. (l my L'UIlllllV. may my iighi li tail
9 .l. qr: tun. i lutnmi nn.v p..itt-. t-tu »\ '“li-l‘l l.‘ mum“! H
No fr “it iim tlt:-t.\' filiel rum. 1! “‘rls nu litl
;\‘ »‘h\"\\l:t~ii the lltllslu'!‘ Wen.- stat‘ur-l.
'. kt‘lpaitt‘lv‘o thrown 39H“. and those
u'ntu timnmtitl itnt‘ll. bllt‘ll nu l-rxtild work.
lxr. be up ”till a htlmlt‘t-t
tt-i .-.l llit‘illst‘lVi s chi-nigh the tannin.
t‘..t2 ‘opi l bl iwa of nearly ten tqund uses
an . the int-tsunt crush of filling tru- evii
-“3 "my {ill f ~l‘ inilrs arnun-l.
‘t iii: t"\fl\ hunt in tho wintry night Illul
in, inn “0"}. want \tll. and then the tired
it. 3% lav dawn behind ilit-ir pilot of l gs in
tit-ed; ufia'v‘ the lines it! tho ‘l‘\ l. or gath-
gml, Will'bt‘lllle. ruiind their bluug comp
fir" twat ht tip with stung: )[lletltltll‘ tht-
tor wintry f tft’st. Thvrv was s Imall boats
new in. which .Wtuhinctun but selected
for his men q utters. but he wait i not nu-
cupy it while his ruzurd soldiers was un-
covered. lfltl so pitched hi. tent in their
mils: on the (torn ground. Streets WEI“?
nnrtlnil oti'. krill {out by (not the city of
but. wvnt up till over it thousand of thcm
st‘vit'lied away over the surrounding hills
Into these tht- "sons of liberty" crcpt and
lav tiwwn in the siruw.
What. pa-sui there fvr the next thrw
in mths inst-try will never tell us. It was
writtsn with the pen of sulfa-int; on lndl‘
v dtul hrsit ». but never found uutwsrd or
prsdur. \V‘c out only any that cold and
sun's-ring and ~ttrvntlnn wore therv. \Vnsh‘
innnxi‘s wife jointed him. sud tho wluirv
fiellcorizt'ed with lunch. presented a and
spectacle as she csinc upon it. t.) share with
her bu~bmni his window. and. if pout.
hie. lvssrn his cures through the long win
ter. i‘ursge won bruins scarctund Wain
lugtwn was compelled to uso the power con-
ferrzisltwu hitn sad or let all the grain with~
in seventy mils to be threshell out: but he
was evivlmnei with Tories. who burned up
their: will!!! than it! it fall into his hands.
The Show brgsn to pile around them.
whiiv turir clothes fvll away in run from
thm hut-ks. Sicknno increased from or
pusLifr‘. and us if hnnven itself ins deter-
mind to sttgiticnt tliull‘ misery. exhaust
tutir tit-mic patience and drivc them to des-
pcir. thuuld wt in witbsscvcrlty unknown
for ycsu. There were 5.. mun panda. no
' more drills. for tum were scarcely enough
left at to perform more camp duty. Sick-
ness or mere tags shut them up in their foul
bowls.
Tho dreary days wore on. all alike in suf-
fering. They varied only or the driving
snow piled dupvr round their buts. or the
piercing cold incl-cued. cg food grow in...
Alida-y teamwork in and wuk out. the
wind u it roared by. or the morning and
SM!“
n..- i
i
I
"win. [on and!“ its dull action over the
wintry bills. was the only music to chest
tbuh' loneliness. Tb. drury monotony of
the scene was broken only by pinto-nu of
men. often amt tinn- a dsy. baring
with Mural. tm tobiamvv
beau“ use aunwplayicr tbs nounfal too.
at "Ruin Castle.” a tiny nmbod slow
ly. heavily m a. sum
solitur would m IMO.” lit to c
Isixbbnrial “hand “I! lit M It‘ll»
and can. like: kw wild algal.
out at sight. Mobil!!!) pups Wab-
imou.m 15‘ film W
Infirm- by “mi-cull (II ‘9'?
m
<zi
groups and «sin l-F‘
nus-”III
Mil illiliull l" litl‘lt ; lll' W ii crrtt :illil iii -
tile us but] of the it ttiuti; but he was grt'..l~
t‘f still ill his Ilik‘lii mill-ring u! \‘tttty
t‘tgt‘.
nut iptiiig n’ lctig'h {.1‘Ilt“ uni \\ill.i it.
panic] tolicf. inst! mrh u'lllll‘ri as (‘Jilltl
wet" Culnpf‘llt‘d in tslw iht- livid; llll‘l. All it
win-on, news w“ rvct‘ivud th it ill ulr thaw
httb'Pll ring with shunts a'ml hunts. tin
the first d 1y of May u but wiiian m lt‘ into
camp with tho ti Tings that Erin» hml tw—
tignldml utir iiidtpt-iitivuctt llllil l‘ui‘nit‘tl an
alliance with us. and um ships Illtl trumps
still nmnry were nu tho wnv to our rvltcf
S ulilivra forgot their iiakrdnru. Mild shank
limit-rags. like banners. in thr nit. (fun.
(run had appointed a iliunks‘iving as they
moved int.t Valley Fin-gr. which scouted a
muckrry. but now they Wollltl have 0111‘ at
their own.
Washington lulllt‘tl a pracl-itn‘itlnn. ap-
pointing ”197!“ ll“ which "i. t ackmmlcluv
the Divine goodness. and Celtbf‘tlle ihu im-
pottunt event which we owe in His Divine
interiwsitiuu." A gt-Iicral parade of tho
army was ordered. and the acvcrnl brigtidt-
Chaplains were directed to offbr up prayer
at UN head of each brigade and deliver a
sermon to the soldiers. And llt‘Vt‘l‘ did
more fervent acknowledgement of Divine
guminvu uccnd to heaven. und never ware
more csruut appesli made to the soldiers tr-
stand true to thvit great leader and their
country. than were made that. day by [how
patriotic cltyplains. When the Nutrition
services w-«t-e over the uriilierv thundered
forth its “in! acclsitu. a’uw‘rcd by the rel
ling volleyu of muakctry. Ind "Lung live
Washington." and "Long live the King of
Franco." again sud again shook those rude
buvulv to their foundations.
As Washington rode oi? the fluid. “ Long
live Wuhing'on" rent the sir. and contin-
tied to roll after him till him-lessening form
disappeared in tho distance. Aye. lull):
livu Vallvy Forge in the memory of the
American people until psirlotlc hurts shull
com to beat.
r“...—
A mean 1170.
Night had set in deep. and in s small lor
but situated a few miles from Trenton N.
1.. at five men. four of whom were wilted
at au old nukcu tnblo engaged in playing
cards. while they frvqucntly malstcncd
their throtls with large droughts from on
caribou jun thut stood on the tsblc.
They were heavy bearded. course-looking
mo. and from their drool which somewhat
resembles the British uniform. they were
"Mon“! Tories. The other was a stout
built voting man, clot! in tho Continuum
uniform. He sat in one cot-nor of the room
with his (sec buried in his bonds.
“Toni." said our oftbcTa-lu. rising from
the “bl-.0“! mils. hints!" our the you“
"honor-for such bovvldoutly was -“Tutu
you and! wvn school boys taptbvr. and!
low you ya. Now why can't you xiv. up
1“!de autumndjrda a! You‘rs our
prise-Uranium don‘t «manna you
Marian tomorrow: while If
8
The imagination t
. thw c thin untl t mlt possum-inn «if illt‘.
l
\
{wring “Jill almost drsp-tir as if on purpose t
l
a c uii~pirtm
Sci on foot in and mill of (‘ lll,:l:‘fi/l)tl div 1
grant him by rt-tiitwinz liilli frm the lit-til \vns nut. uf iiiv li~ til.
of the atmy :lllti cutiipcllin: hill] to ~t‘l’l‘t‘ iii
.1 will ll‘illllnlt‘ cup H‘llt‘.
i asked him if I might smoke.
Fulau (“ii in; .. \Vct‘t' had no tiljwctitiiw; on I flllt-tl
(‘Ill‘llllt‘llt‘fiii Walking the “00".
u pun-Hi ill gunpwwtit r in my pockets. soil
'24 l WulkI-tl. hll‘t'WI‘ll it till U\'t‘l‘ illf‘ floor.—
gvm ‘clwt- antl l"liI Illf‘lll l lllltl to go.
kntwlud itu' lt-‘lif‘i nut of my pipc. ilit‘ pow-
tlt‘f‘ igni'ul, and a dazzling: ti line of the shot it work."
norms. ELI mind and all over tun rmim, tllliti:
llc was until “ in tho it with «nil‘w iting Sill-ilizl
high plicci rf lilt‘ tit-Ill," smitl lllt‘ i‘nr- ml .tvtin lttllltt‘ llt‘llllll' tlirntigli tlit: witt- on this paper.
tcrnstivcs which do you choose."
“Neither." said the young man. raising
his head and looking the Tory straight in
his eyel; “I am now. as you say. your pris-
onor. but when the clock strike. twelve I
shall disspoenr in a cloud of fire and smoke
and neither you nor your comrades. not
even myself. can prevent it. You may
watch me as closely as you please. tic mo
hand and foot if you will. burn higher pow-
t‘!‘ ib in your". has ordained 1 “Hill lcuvc you
at this time.“
“Pour follow! his mind wanders." said
the Tory. “He‘ll talk difl‘creiitly in tho
niurnlnq.’ And he returned to his but
at the table. touring' the youth with his
he at rt-siitu in his hands.
When lllf.‘ clock struck eleven the young
prisnnvr drew a pipe and some tnbnco from
his pocket. and asked the Ttiiy leader if he
had any nbji-ctions to his smoking.
“None M the least ho ho laid. ‘udtling
with a lunch. “that is if you‘ll promiu not
to dissapuer in a cloud of totnco smoke.“
The young mun made: no reply. lint iin~
mediately tilled his pipe. litivin done which
lie crush and (minim-need putting the ”Our.
llv tonk half a dam turns up and d on
the room. appruut‘liinunt-urcr the table each
time whvu havmi: t‘xh tustud his pipe he
l‘t‘llll‘llt‘il in his aunt tiiiii refilli'd ii.
[In cniilintit-d ti Itnuke until the clock
~triick.wlu-n bani-nut from his beat. und.
aluwly knocking the ashes out of his pipe.
siiiil :
“'I‘lit-rc buys. it‘s twelve o‘clock. and I
must lrave vun. Good byrl"
Itiitnt-tlistcly all around the room were
stir-n streaks of fire hissing and squirming.
t .e Cabin wan- tllleli with dense sulphur-one
naming admidst which was it clap nf thuudur
\\ llil lliulitl
'l‘tn- sniukt- clean-«l ntv-ty. but the prisoner
\\‘.t!tiuwlivr-' in 5 en. The tilile was
H‘t‘f‘liil’llt‘tl. lllf‘ \\ ititlnw .Cllla'lllt‘d to pivot:-
ttntl niicttliair waa lying on the ground out—
» idl- of the building.
'l‘lit‘ Tory lt'tl'lor' rifle-r rrctivvriug from
his stupor. gavu utit- glancet iii-.iutitl the
main and sprang: out (ll tlic Window. follow-
«-.i by his c-Itnratlra. 'rlfl‘)‘ ran thriiuitli tho
Iot‘lt'H at tho tip of thrlr Spf't‘ll iii the ill-
rtt'tinn nf iliv Blilis‘ll t-ntwtmpmctit. lcaviiig
tlwir inti~kt t. and tillli‘l‘ Hill)“ to llitl lllt‘l't‘y
Hf lll" ll'lltl":-. which had now begun lode-
Vttlll' ilw i‘tlltlll.
The my day two young mun. dressed in
\‘lll‘ililll‘lll‘il uniform. wcrc seen standing
no .r ttu- ruins ofttic old cabin. 0m: was
the prisoner of tho night previous. “LPt its
lll‘Rl‘ all about it. Tum." said the tilliel‘.
"\Vull." said be. “last CVO‘LililI. as I was
I‘llfl‘in‘.’ by this plnt'v, two 'l‘urit-s ran um of
Du
fuic lelllltl fllkat‘ uny N‘slfll‘llt‘!‘ lili‘y innit
Ill" in; and who tl-i'vuu Sul‘ptlhi‘ I MW an n
carter ti‘ tlwir pirty but .l lllll li-irlun. uur
~l.l Si‘llflt'illllil". He talked Willi llli‘. ntitl
i'ivtl it) ittllllt‘i‘ mu. m] tin lllt‘lll; but I told
llf‘lll ilirit I Cutiltlii't do it: tlint at. 1‘.‘ o'clock
lit‘
1 \\‘ll\‘ gt-ing tn itfit‘ript'wdiuappitnr in a cluuii
.f H'liilkl‘. But he laugh] at me. and laid-I
Abuiit ulrvrn o‘clock
my pipe and
I had about
\\':it n lllt‘t‘lt‘rt‘k struck ttt‘t'lvv 1 limit) them
I tlicn
llv'kirt‘ it climb
tlu\\'. "llllll F Iitll tilttl Il‘ )dflr‘il. lt'fl'illt‘. illt‘lll
l k .
rt 3‘
W .‘w—u—
[low to [Entertain Guests.
Btiit‘tmttl snyr: “l iirnv ,vuu. obi vxcvllmit
Mfr. nm in i‘llllllit‘f' yourself and me to pvt
a itch \lillllt‘I' for this than M this woman
“in! has altshml st nur mica-ant a net‘-
chamber itiittlu ready at too gloat a cost.
'l‘iiow. if they lll‘t‘ curious in. than“ not for
pI'lCl‘lt‘ any \‘illttgtu liut lot this stranger
sec. in your worms and bcliavi' r. your
hunt and rartit-stiicss. wli -t he cannot buy
ut‘anv prlcu at any viii ugh or city and which
he muy well travrl fifty miles amt diuc
sparsely and alwp hurilly in ni-dvr to tics-
iiulti. Ct‘r‘aitlty let the board he Iprcitd
umi the bad he aroused for the trawler. but
M. not tbvetiiptiuia nor htiitpilttll'y be in
thusc things.“ 'l‘hc tiltiuttlblllflt' must see in
this quotation the whole philtiluphy or hog.
pllulily. Ono of the grcsteat delights of
having a home of ouc‘s own is to have n
plat). iii it. far friends and strange-rs. We
do not build humus simply to meet the
wants of our tiwu families. We have one
guvahchambcrur “low and the cateuaiou-
table to which we may welcome our friends.
’l‘iic larger our means the more liberal pro‘
visions we make for hospitality. They are
greatly to be pitted who can hurrly supply
their own physical wants. who dwelialwuya
in narrow quarters. who have no pillow or
plate for fl‘lt'lld or stranger. There are
lilac homes which we wot of that have
room enuugh for all and an indefinite pow-
er of txpuiisitin. There lsulmiya room for
One more and the walcumo is It) hturty that
the one more sends his regrets for absence
sud comes next time. There are others
with houses roomy enough but noblest with
:rlcnds the your round. No one breutnca
the fruguco of their roses or wipus the
bloom from the clusters that are supposed
to grac- their tables. They live to them-
selvu very elegantly sud comfortably. it
may ttg. but very lt‘fl'Ole cud selfish y.
The doorstep ll always clean and the lawn
ll aways show. but it is kept for the eyes
and not the feet. No children pisy there
and dogs no not at home. Wu hope the
folks are and that they enjoy it. There
moth." who would like to nuke their
friends Welcome but who spoil their piou-
nre by over-exertion. The guests are mud:
to feel uneasy by the viaible‘vflurt put forth
to entertain them. The whole uncut of
putting ourfrieuds st their one is to do at
«at: ourselves sud in order to botbus wp
must not misinterpret their visit. They
than not come to see our furniture. our
surroundings. our dress. but to are curs-tins
Courtesy. thou. rather Canada. our waist:
and cumulus than our stimu- cud
cwkerv- Thars is no ablation. o! coup.
tothabattca-mndcnpibldm to
maximums»! upon tho tubi-
utttuvy wars mum was. 3: sit
null kill the talk-y it that ism.
butdouattsilyolrgu-u tbaubsblrdhu
m wold-u “roundup month. has this
nra out. salvo! up with as lack a: u
up
The ‘l‘t-rit-s sat in illt‘lf‘ l‘linirl priralyz-d just as easy ns—"
cross the Dawn of titlikrtt with a small or-
rcd~hot poker .9 "
I could figger that out. but dug my slain if
He um he slattiund pencil ahotitussuctum? Well.
good constitutiuu 2“
on raw corn and faith. and do the work if
it (iotiiOstlciitr-d elephant ll“
1-) their mw trtimtintis. You know the qut'alimi. and if you prove equal to it you
" can take nfl' your coat and
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. SATUhfiAY, APRIL
pained with the feeling that be has been a
burden to you go uwsy and never come
again. Nor should we turn asch wholly
from the routine ofour duily life to ma 6
our guests welcome Everyone worthy to
sit at your table knows that lifa has its net:-
curry duties. Do not burden them with
the thought that your business is suit-ring
tier-augment and loss by their coming.
You. Intercourse will be all the sweeter Ind
more profitable for cumin: in the intervals
of your regular cares. Give than to-day
only what you have to spare today. that
there may be no strain on the marrow for
your lost possessions and no wish in your
heart that they bud not come at all or. at
least. when they did.
—-—- ....____—.
Wanted to be an Editor.
“ Ilavc’ou had any experience in his busi-
ness f" wn asked of a verdant-looking youth
who applied'for an editorial post ion the
other day.
“Haven‘t I. though .‘" he replied. as be
show-d one foot under his chair to hide the
unskillful patching of n backwoods cobbler
“ I should say I'd had some experience-—
litivvn‘i I correspondrd with the Pumpkin
vitic Screamer for six weeks! Hain‘t that
expurit-ncc enough i "
“ That will do very well." we replied. but.
when we take young men on our editorial
stvtl' wo gentraily put them through so ex-
amination. How much ore twelve time.
nuu Y"
“ Twelve! Why.nny little boy uughtto
Ill—u
“ Hilld on. plush—don‘t be tmi fast—who
discuvrred America ! "
“ Kluviibua! Pshaw. tliom qustlonu are
“ Who was the first man 2"
“ A'ltttn l \Vhy. Mister. I know ull—“
“ What was his other panic ? "
“ His other name? Why. he didn‘t have
nunr.“
“ You he did. You see. that's where we‘ve
not you. “is otlu-r name was Ebenezer—-
Elwin zur Atia'ii. Esq.. lute of Paradise. Nl)‘
buiy knows this but editors. and see in it
lliiil you don‘t tvll suvbody.“
He said he Wouldn‘t.
“ How many bones are there in the hu~
man body ‘3 “
“ Wull.I forgot now. but I did know
\t'uiisct." ..
" What! don‘t you know that? Why.
ilit-rt-‘s 7.483.921.4114 bones in an ordinary
man. A than that ant-res has one bone
more than other people."
-‘ What hunt: is till 9"
“The trumb me. It is situatrtl- some
whcrv in the now. You won‘t forget that.
will you 9"
He said he wouldn‘t.
“ How long would it tskc ti mud-turtle to
pimp buy to touch him up behind with u
“ Well. Mistt-r. if I had a slate and pencil
I'm much on mental ‘ritlimctic."
”Slate and pcnctl! Did you over we it
we‘ll let that question slip. IIavc you got a
“ Putty tolerable}!
“lluw lung do you suppose you could live
“ Lord! I don‘t lW‘llt‘Vfi I t‘utild live nittt‘n
“ Well. tliii‘n about as him: as you‘d
want to livv if you not an ttditorinl poaitiun
You appear to bc prtzitt'
well [\tlstt‘ii; we shall ink you one morn
il in.“
“I.vt‘n have'er. 'squirt‘. Y didn‘t corres-
imnd with the Pumpkinvillc Screamer six
weeks for aotliiu'. Lot ‘ur conic—I‘m oti
dock. I run.“
“ Well. air. if two diametricalclrclesmith
octagonal peripheries should collide with u
c~ niiifugal ltiitisyiici‘tisy. or to put it plaiiwr ‘
vvc‘ll my a disenfranchised noncntity. wjmi
ctl‘tect \vutild tlw catastrophe exert on a (WK
tulizcti cudflsh suspended by the tall from
tbclinmogt-uo us utters of tho ompvrcuu!"
As the full force of this poudcrous pro-
blv-in broke upon his bewildered brain ho
slowlv dragged his inartistically cobbled
shoe from under his chair and vtsrted from
the room. We hoard him duct-pd the
stairs; go out and close the door. We then
ulnciuly resumed our. duties. regretting that
no prtiiulsitu a youth should have been
weighed in the balance and found wanting.
~Frunklin Patriot.
M”
Newspaper laying.
Some people have an idea that newspapers
will lie. Othera are so wise that they will
only believe a newspaper rrport when they
think it would be oaslvr for the paper to tell
the truth than to tell a lic. Others think it
the evidence of flashing wit to reject with u
derlslvc laugh any svidedcc for authority
which comes from “ the pupera." To such
an extent bss this thoughtless juduvment of
lhe press been carried. that much of it: sphere
of unfulness has been circumscribed. It is
true their most bu some occasion for this
wide-spread impression—~“ there mun be
some are wbvro lhel‘t‘ is so much smoke. "
yet how msuy uieu caa show a record for
correctness. accuracy. and truthfulness. that
will at ones compare with the avemn news-
paper r The Iditor «than his news from
a thousand sourcca. from acquaintances and
ant-tigers. from letters sud paper; He alfta
and culls. hunts and details. and endeavors
to not “ the straight “ of every nor}- be pub.
lisitu. for it goes to the world over his own
more. and b0 knows that in s great Inc-nun
no will be held responsible. The private
individual burn s piece of gossip. listens
ounleuly. tells it to another whb equal
cut-elevation. sud if culled upon for details.
in nine can out of ten mount give cnoulli
of them to nuke nu intelligent item for s
paper. “ Writing tuna an Intact mun."
can Lord Bacon; the newspaper verifies the
truth of this statement. Iatuuy can who
doubts all...“ down nod put nit-pupa: com
‘piaoeo! gossip. with the purpose of having
it printed over his own name. and bu will an
in a normal bow little bu knows about a
mum ha thought Nassau {author with.
And be will vendor. not tint the mop-pu-
abould Mull condom! hummus sud
mu. but tint it and!“ so tow.
And his wonder will wonderfully luau.-
wbsa hmbcrstbattbaditor has to
dons-d to: nab that be m on tbs
ovum run of mankind. .
servant 9
s.“ fullcib."
A Duncan-m. LEGEND—Th0" is A
beautiful legend connected with the site on
which the ample of Solomon was erected.
It is laid to have been occupied in common
by two brothers, one of whom had a family.
but the otkcr bud none. On the spot was a
field of wheat. 0n the evening succeeding
the but-vast. the wheat having been gathered
in shocks. Ilia elder brother said to his wife:
“My younger brother is unable to bear
the burden und heat of the day. I will
arise. take 08 my shocks and place them
with In“, without his knowledge."
The younger brother. being accuatcd by
the nine benovelent motives. said within
himself :
“My elder brother has a family and I
bavc nontt. I will contribute to their sup-
port. I will arise. take off my shocks and
place them with his. Without his knowl-
edge."
Judge of their astonishment. when. on
the followrnc morning. they found that
their respective shocks were undiminishcd.
This course of events transpired for st-vcral
nights. when each resolved in his own mind
to stand guard. and. if pnssiblv, solve the
mystery. They did so. when.on tlmfullow‘
in}: night, they not each other half way lie—
tweon their respective shocks with their
arms full.
Upon around hallowed by suuli ass-icin—
tious so this was the temple of King Solo-
mon erected—so spacious. so magnificent.
the wondt'r and admiration of the world.
-w-
The Virginia City Novsda Enterprise r:—
lltc. the full-twins:—
“ A dny or two since Mr. Show. titnc-
kecpcruf the Consolidate-ti Virginia mine.
found a watch lying in the snow. where it
had evidently been dropped by some one
working in or ubuut the mine. Mr. Shaw
wrote a notice that effect. posting it by the
side of the window to which the men came
in to give their numcu when going on or
coming oi! their shifts. Several men called
and described what was according to their
ideas a "vsiuablc watch." tit-arty all making
it gold. with a fine chain of the acute niutnl.
Some but a numbtrr of gold quartz. into the
links of the chitin. At last a little French—
tnun came tn the window and said ~—
“ You find one with. Mistt-r Shaw 2"
“ Yes.sir." said Shaw. “ Have you lost a
watch Y “
" Yet-t. stirc. me have 1031‘ me one vatoli."
“ (fan you describe it? "
“ Uh. yes. sate. mc cm (lt'scl‘lbt‘ hint. vcr‘
pcrft-c‘ly. lie have he's face wide opt'timid
0th let-tlo brass 51min.“
" What kind of ti key was on the chain?"
“ Veil. no key be on the chain. Re have
no key tit all. I wind him by z -e tail."
The Which was It stunt winder. and flu.-
l-‘n‘iichmsu had given a perfect description
of it. even down to “1..., tail."
7*“
" Wiio ART Tum: THATJFDUEST i'v— Whu
can judge men figli'."0u.\‘l_\‘. svoitig how they
diffnr widely out» from another?
to” where to snap the. line of null mvrit as
regards mural agcnts an unlike in their spir-
itual t‘quipnit‘nt! Is temperance any virtue
in him who has an actual oistastu for liquor!
In placitlnm of superb ti test of t‘xcellencv
t-i mic who was born meek and gciitlo. and CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS. . LOGO TONS.
Wlltltfl‘ training t‘tltll‘ttleil him into Quaker
liko miltlncsa of uddrcss ?
watt ucvcr tliruwn.
prvssmi by nduvilish passion into n corut-r
and littd to Wri‘flli‘ for his life. to ht‘ crown—
ed; while lis~ whusv life has been but a long
wristliiig mulch with Satan. find who has Mal. Sim! South Norwnlk, Conn.
liven on tho ground half the limo. lri to go
unwrcathctl ?
can adjust tho SC'lit‘ to accommodate such
tlisfiitiiilitr condition-i! \Vlio can unriivcl this
It‘ll‘letlf prct‘cding causes and \lll’l'atl out
tlw degree of viritiu and guilt which belongs
to each of two men who are in their liltluf't‘S opposite
and surroundings s.) utterly unlike ? Jeans
Was right WilOthO taught his disciples not
to attempt to jtidgn men.
which men an: not equal.
to Him who alone knows enough to be just.
“'hu can
I-i the man who
becaiisc ilt‘ was ut-t'i'r
What human t-yo and finger
It is a task to
It must be left
' Who art thou that ju igest another man‘s
To his own master he ataudcth
W
flow TO Btu Con. -A very common inla-
take is made. and much fuel wasted. in the
manner of replenishing coal area. both in
furnaces nnd grates. They should be fed
with n little coal at a time. cud often; but
«mum: to save trouble put on a great deal
at once. tho first rmlt being that almost all
the hunt is absorbed by the newly put on
coal. which does not give out ht at until it
has become red but. Hence for a while thv
room is cold. but when it becomes fairly
aglow the heat in insufl'ersblc.
The time tort-pleuiuh 3 coal are is as soon
I! the coals begin to show «has on their
surface; then put on merely enough to show
u layer of black cost covering the red. This
will soon kindle. and. us there is there not
much of lt.auacccaa of host will not be
given out. 0
Many also put out the tire by stirring the
grate as soon as fresh coal is put on. thus
having all the beat in the. italics when it
should be sent to the new supply of coal.
The time to stir the are is just when the
new cool laid on is pretty well kindled.
This method of managing a coal are is
troublesome but it sum fuel. gi it more
uniform heat. and prevents the aoomfort
of altcratioua of but and cold u re-
éget-red to.
W
LAUGHING mem.—Give me the boy
or girl who smiles as soon u the first rays
of the morning sun glance in through the
window. gay. happy and kind. Such s boy
will be It to make up into a mun—at lent.
when contrasted with the sullen. mnrosc.
crabbcd fellow, who soups and anal-ls like u
surly cur. or growls and grunts like a hyena
trout the moment he opens his sugry eyes
till he” is confronted by his bmkfsst. Such
u ‘ifl. other thinga being 'fsvonbls. will be
good naturist to dd in gluddeniu; some
hominid. or refine. tame. cud burnout“ a
rude brother. making him gentle. alection-
an and lovsblo. It is u feast to look at
such g joy inspiring girl. and no the smiles
flowing. so to speak. from bar ‘psrtod lips.
duping“: a or: of 60“.deme tenth.
looklu almost the per-cum of beauty
and good“; singing. nod on m u the
birds that woman their morning couurt
laughter. “why buy druid thatch
wit-kinda! light and warntkupoath
cutb. ' ’
gun was approaching audubouttoprara‘
8, 1876.
gout]; gamut”: Sentinel
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EMILY V. D. PABDEE, M. D.,
(Gmduutc of N. Y. lit-dial (‘ollegc for Women.)
Cor. 1.4 IN .9 MA R511ALL STREETS.
BOUT]! NORWALK, CONN.
Office ilmirvi. until in. in. and from 5 p. m. At-
tention to all rlssncs of disuse: incident to s zrn~
oral practice of medicine turd surgery. Slate kotit 3t
Frank Mimi's Confectionery. up town and till 9"
ders prnttiptli forwarded and attended to. Families
supp ion with Human-pubic reinrdles.
lit-foremo- by psrinisnlanz—S. Lileuthal. X. 1)..
Prof. of I‘henrv and Practice. N. 1'. city.: Clcmmtia
anlcr. M. 1). hum of College N. Y.: Alfred K.
lillls. M. 1).. Prof. Mafcrls ledit'a. 8534f.
i’sT’éEfifiu-on.
D E N 'r 1 s 'r.
Extracting teeth and inserting minclal dentms a
atwclalty.
OFFICE OVER SWORD'S Cranium Enrouwx.
"3°" _ w . ,_“‘3‘“":‘f°'f‘lli‘._
KthiCULiUR'AL INSURANCE co.,
0F WATERTOWN. N. L,
Assets over $100,000.00,
0. E. WiLsou,
Agr-nt for 78th
uonwunx DABIIN wwflroyr.
aséwow and «Boron. .
Omen next door to Fairncld County Ban: 3‘ .—
IJOUIS J. BLALIIE,
Attorney & Counsellor-at-Law,~
(“Bee in Sword’s Building,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
tuttice formerly Occupied by Melville 3. Hood.)
En unet- on Washington Smut.
Practices in all tho Courts of tho state. Conver-
nncinq enrt‘fully executed. Collections promptly
arterial-d to. 1839'
Office hours from s A..\(. till i! EL: from 1 R“. to
5 P.M.; fmm 'i' P. X. till 9 RM.
orwkik
"'“WGEEQOR‘Y'S POINT
MARINE RAILWAY,
sown ivonwiun. or.
Vessel: Built or Rtpai'i‘ednt .9er Notice.
i-‘tirnitriro ta vent-all. I‘uint. Oils. hurl: \‘nrnish.
Oahtitn. Shin Took. (tun. constantly Uh hunri for talc.
lkl (330. I. URI-I4-
FREiticH's HOTEL,
FOR! ERXJ' LI‘CAS' HOTEL.
Rnlurmd and newly Furnished. (‘bsrgrv reusonublo.
Parties 0 apt-clalty.
in“ C. ti. FRENCH. Proprietor.
' FRENGH’S HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
City its". Park. Court House
and bow Post ones.
N E W 1’ O R K.
Alt madam lmprovmcnts. Including elevator.
Rooms .l per tiny and upwards.
m-iy T. J. FRENCH c BROS.. Proprietors.
(3190- BCIIAUIJ'S
Germania House,
Corner of Clay Street and Ruilroud Place.
Best N. Y. Lager Boer. Heals It all
flours.
HAIL COLUMBIA!
A REMARK ABLE ICLI’PSS will tnk l
than": 1876. 0pm“.
PENNELL'S INK.
will oclipn all othcmbocauu it is not Injured
by ":3""' will not condo the pc- or
I... .
Try Imperial Gloss Ink.
Sometbi new. sud mltv no. Ask your Dnuu
for Penn ‘s Tooth Powder.
BOCE‘ES-
JOHN HU'l‘CRINGS.
Formerly Hatching! & Ferric. liy‘a machinist
utroet. South florwulk. Thankful for an pus pat-
onago received fronbla customs". be bop“. by
keeping a good assortment of (transit... to most
choir approbuuou. nod seen" cannot-om share of
their pstrouazv in the futuro. i-tf
FRANK A. TOLL” a 60..
Islam I:
GRUCEKJ ES PROVISIONS.
PM!“ 10m”. Canal Fm“. Etc.
OPERA HOUSE ILOGK- MAIN 81%. .
6va com nonwm. com.
a. B. su‘ggwoon,
Carpenter and Builder.
WATER "REIT. com 0' murmur DOCK.
com “WALK, 0083.
Building and cannot: at nil kinda. mm
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chkerman‘s Dry Goods Store.
BEEP.
Porter noose stalk... .................... Sici-
Sirloin Stalk ............................. I) cu
Round Steak .................................. is to
Chuck midst Beef .................... . 15 La.
Flute and Kurt-h .. ................... 10 :u
Shoulder 15c".
CORNED BEEF.
Rmnps ................................. . ..... H 0
Plate and Nuvclr. . .. .......................... :0 cl:
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Fore Quarter ........................
Hind Quarter ....... ....
.. 18cm.
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Mutton. heirs .................... ...ls eta.
NW1! Chaps ............................. 1! cu.
PORK.
Sparerib ...................................... 15 eta
Pork Steak ................................... 15 cm
Sansone .................................... 1‘ cu.
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Tripc‘ttc.. always on hand at the lowest
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SUP?“ Nouvunx. November. so. in
The Corpfln'lnl‘f‘illlp iii-rrtnforo rxistvnz between
1‘. S. Scranton and G. P. Pt-teraon. Druid-ta. 1. but
by dtswlvcd.
Those who no in need of fintmlua dental opera-
tions. and dt'tilrr‘ tin- bweilt of Dr l‘ctemlt'. r:-
p first)?! in UPK‘Tfllin“ Surzirnl nr MN'IIHII‘II Dom.
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Lanzl-im: mu. Etbt‘r and other Am~tbutlcs for the
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All operutlons wart-cunt}. ”tr
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Paints, Oils and Window Glass.
l.".'.n. aunties audited th Mall
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LAWN MOWER;
intention! Implants. Hccbnnics'. Tools.
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