1 girls
vol. 6 no 27
Rich wostholpyser childbeod‘o boon.
herbalisfivosssssa moonstone!”-
Bath-yahoohaschlglosotill.
Bopaathasthahtaso-oytalllt—
’ Andsmwlthoatrurs.) woos.
She‘ll loovothomof sweat statssa.
let lite‘o Mom in Wk
whose that haghtdito‘has with doltrbt.
., will allooo soon“ prov-obi ttsr too.
"::Andlo'ssitawar-'oaleiuho.:
Ne joys will o‘er be hit or soon
So froshas those 0! sweet sixteen.
'aerhralsaowabollday
Spont‘nomhtha-tltaoskiasot lay:
shelwbrtflddmudlove.
Sunlight around her and above.
Andhmhtasthsnmm
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A HWY—— 6" TODAY
My wif’oiaadylcote 1!“ ma. fie
‘35 “lMOfdg not beainty when I. mar-
lied her. no mother tpld me that I must
be V"! tender with he}. and shield her
from £06 lick M ’0! tint MI I
have always advocated the dismissal of ser—
vants who were not absolutely perfect. One
morning last week Jane ornltted to put the
large spoons 0a the table. and the crusts
were entirely silly I took the matter in
hand. are good. kind. considerate. thought—
tul husband should. and spoke sharply to
_ the girl. She undertook toansvsgr me back
and I sent her smaight out of the house.
“ That is the way‘to do it." I said “If
one girl doeseu‘t suit try another. "
“ But.’ my dear. Jane was a good servant
in most respects."
“ That is what you say of them all. I
tell you. indhavo told you repeatedly. thtit.
it is just as easy to get those who are
right altogether. You are too gentle a mis-
tress. end your servants impose upon you.
If I had charge of the house they would
have to toe the mark. I am tired of seeing
you so overshadowed with household atlairs
Even now there are wrinkles settling on
your forehead. as it you were ferty- -nve du-
stead of twenty-seven.”
“ Ah. I the wrinkles date fer. back of Jane‘s
forgetfnlu'ess. I am not sure but they have
been produced by the frequency of my vis—
its to the intelligence emcee. I thought the
last time I wentto one. that. my hair would
turn white bolero I got away. "
“ Why don‘t you follow up some of those
who advertise in the Union. ‘ My
mother‘usod to. and was very auceeutul."
”I have scores of ‘ times. I got Delia
{remain advertisement—the one who sat
down on the baby. thinking he was the rag-
bahy—and Alice who stole all my best tow—
els; and Julia. who would take her beaux
into the parlor every time we were out in
the evening- . and I don't know how been
more. I have come to the conclusion that
when a servant is neat and beneathit is best
to overlook trifling short-comings. If"
husband was just o little more pallentik
think I could manage very well. 11 am worn
out with servant hunting." . .
“ Servant hunting! I should think it
would be a pleasure. I can ‘t imagine any-
thing so dreadful about it. "
“ Suppose you try it ’ I really do not feel
well enough to make the clfort; I would
rather do my own work for a month. "
My wife did not usually speak with so
much earnestness. and it surprised me. Be
aides she looked pale. and I said before I
am a model of husbands.)
It was apleasantmoraingJ had enough
to do; but then I might as well be hindered
a halfan hour to oblige my wife as to waste
so much time smoking after lunch. :
“ I will.darilng. hie down and root your-
sell. or read the papers. Tabs no more
thought about tho matter. and new good
morning.“
lkisodheraud went on my way I
bought as Evening lirprcis at a stand on
the corner. Gianclng on the list of “Situa-
tions wanted." I smiled at the absurd idea
or putting up with incompetent servants
when such an army was in the held. 1 se-
lected two numbers which I thought would
- suit. They each contained three figures.
sad. or course. were some distance away
amussthe avenue. It woo not an inviting
looking neighborhood. and the building it
'towhlehlenteredwas tartrom proposes
sing. I kmkodat the trot door‘oa tho
drat door A tatuodfaeod woman tall the
wash tab and opened t.
“did a girl advert}. tron hero tor a
piss thh moron ! .
‘ltotaslhaowooa. lay bsit‘o lathe
bask ass-a.“
- laaossodattbodosr. It oasepeaodbr
albth ol also ortso‘.
madam-Rb tolls! W
“i looks:
Flarzarmosborhb‘naaailod.
\h
“ is than ghlhsro who cashew
as“. .A
“no hpow whether shelters cash
‘~ and obllglsg ..
‘,never came back to report.
i
. hour Ellie met me. smiling.
“iii?
in run 1
m‘ n It Isthmus-alike iii
wen ownas cu iv. The horsalt . » ‘_ ~_
in: It: «In ‘3‘ new I! Madam.
vectodvasyabruptlyaud oniedte W W—r "
theaidewstlr. ummyguMNuM atlas-s wasnotbollsabet thatwili
bull didnetspoakthem. Iwoadorod it ‘0 ted-unintui- mm 3‘
intense smvtduusnehaamg. “a. Mtwwhhtoloaraseboo reporter.
inroutthonwmxma. - aadhowasassttothoxoolegioaloordoato
:“tta its Wm-flIMHMglrl intro-emu time who Ill-=1
who cum harms-dis noss was.
, The impression prevails that he never
Itwaacnlytwc meshes. m time! roallyvisitsd theGarden.but._at anyrato.
in. forte-mo to hittherlghtre‘om‘ hooamebscklatetib “a
writ ad
sttbodrot knorh o girl opened the ‘
beenreadwith amaaomontb ouootSnif-
Wide
door: her manner was a little toebiding. I traordin
fancy she belonged tothe L
ortle
order Nothing daunted. hewovcr.I ex- “Hum
plainod my business. ,
. “ How many he‘s there In your family. ,
sir 2" she asked. as she surveyed me from
head to foot. Idress well. as a generalrule. “You saw it yourself at the Zoological
but it was a windy day. and I was in a part Garden. 1 “PM?”
of the city where the streets were not water- ' “ Oh yea. certainly." Nd Buidin. *
ed. Consequently. the damsel bolero mo “ Well. Mr. Selina. it certainlyisthe meat
could not make up her mind on the instant extraordinary WING.“ WW! “I“! I’am
whether I could answer tor rs master og not familiar. You say hero that “ While the
I gave her the number she Would be expect- kNDer was cussed in MIR "I. Nomi
ed to serve the Egyptian opossum. which was hovering-
“ Do there. be a carpet. on thcgh-l‘a room 2‘ over the pits. new at him and beat him with
“Yes. Now please inform me it you his wings. and tried to pick out his eyes
know how to take care of the whole upper with its horny beak.“ Now. Mr. Belle.
Emmi of the ”house and dining room. and will lthe most ordinary familiarity with atrial
.. .. istory would have informed yea that :an
“ml"iiu‘i‘i‘°““°’ °”3‘ii°?£.?'iil‘“i"3fl°f‘“clii""
It s m . So ll ‘ ll! _ m
1 mg: “ggfiwm zg‘gfi‘ fig usually know those things. an». anus, tr
fit“ you do observe a winged opossum inoying
I was again silent. I didn‘t fold and put “3°" through the air. let me advise you to
my neigpgpu- ill my pocket. guy mom I knock It down Will: I club. I guarantee
read I walked. According to my printed ““3 “I" 3001000“ Mel! Vi“ 8i” you a
info ation. the most dcflnble NM! [or million dollars for it. and votcyou a medal.
me to visit was a “ smart. capable, gig-l ‘0 in Your best hope in life is to rbsch fm- that
the neighborhood of Myrtle avenue. Quite ‘1'“! animal
a stretch from the west part of the oily. but “ 1'“ do my be" " "Id Sniffin-
I went. It was a nvulory tenement house “And the! 3‘0“ (0 on ‘0 8‘! in your 1'"
an!!! 1 guys a dirty boy . quarter go run port: " when the keeper struck the ‘infuri
up stairs ‘sud make inquiries tor me. and he “0d bird-"km“! ‘0 "10 09°00'0- 0‘
Neu- the third course: this is simply maddening— ‘ when
anding I found the maiden She was stay- ““5 WW struck “10 “W “I‘d ‘0 “'1'
ing with a “friend" who was a dealer in old earth 1‘ W“ ““3““! seized by A m“
clothes. and was just sorting over a cargo. which "‘3 “0'3“”! on; “10 8“ No3 01090
The smart. capable. willing girl had seen ‘3 hand The opossum: futon“ it! Nous
sixty. -nve summers. and her My was .3 in the long mane which h ng from the arch~
white as snow~ She was sitting with her in! Milk 0f the W0. audt atter. balsnc
feet in a pail of water. trying tenure corns. log itself upon it's hind legs. held it's victim
so she said I lett _ in it‘s teeth and strove to kill the opossum
I was getting slightly out or temper when 5! “Uking 1‘ Willi “'8 front hoof!- The
1 reached a... sidewalk A dog harnessed combat ended by the crane killingthc sacred
into a small cart obstructed the way. I bird 0' “10 Egyptians: “‘1 “It'll. be the
raised my foot and removed the whole os— ”'9!" “WW“. “‘0 body. “It! CHIN went
tablishment into the street After that I “I"! “but": me an“ “d vim“!!! 08
fun Mug, “lining to the Exp“. I “IQ m” With ‘SKDOWID‘ tail!“ “to Satan.
found “ situation wanted "' by so in the aid I understand you ‘0 say "“3 3°“ “"9
immediate vicinity. “a 1 reudc unto .n the whole of this transaction with your own
the light of my countenance. 0 c girl had *N‘"
just been “ engaged “ A third med qual “ WW 1-4!!!“ iS-I—I— '
imd for any purpose N her con ‘ w“ “0. I0 IDIIICI! 1‘ i8 immaterial. Ii!!—
satisfied she could not come for a week. Testimony from A man who talks about "N
The fourth didnt like our location The hind legs of a crane. and nibbling rim is
filth made very minted inquiries about the 1““ 0! “31°10!“ importance ‘0 VflMi the
number ofgiris we had during tho last year ““95! 0' much In!“ W 30'3“" 3‘ Hind
and then declineungsgiug where they 1°83 0’ ‘ cu“! 3011'!“ 1 Wm! you'd 5“
changed 5.1,, .0 one“ . down some time and throw together on a
The sixth didn't ever “ negoahniate" with PM” 9! paperyourtdes of the appearance of
a gentleman; “the madame must come her- a crane. lake aaketeh of It I want to
self." The seventh wanted too _many pri- W“ “A curiosity DutI‘m M
vilegca. and had lost her front teeth.'12he ll“ 10‘" career '3 ”MAIN will “"30
eighth asked my name and place 0! busi- come to an and. You on not promising a
nose. but. rtever having heard of me bolero a reporter You mean well of com
very drily remarked that “she only lived but maple "0 I‘m"! “Willi“ when!"
with the nut iamilles." The ninth was a by now about the kind of medial: they find
'uinhalred. blue-eyed German. who was not "i 11°"!le and 3°“ "13° ruckus ““3“
only willing but exceedingly anxious to un MI and end «loom: and murderous It
dertalte anything. She promised to go to W“ 8“! in ‘50 5‘91“” I am!" know W
wife in the course of half an hour. and that. 90"“ d". WM“ WW!" WWW“:
I. oroughly disgusted with this world and your 5'0“ I“! cram in something about “'0
p‘ar‘geularly that portion of it which I use breed mules with futures. or unmade-
iust explored. looking at' my watch and spinning ‘9‘” h ‘ garrot. oraheep “0"“!
to d it was two o‘clock in the afternoon.’ 11“” in their hives 0' °°‘" ““1“ AMI"
tth id er body limb from limb and flying to
hen I reached honlea Hm“ run nests in the mountain crag with theirbootyi
It _wen't _do. Mr. saline. it really won't.
he people are too fastidious. SoI‘Il ex-
t-up emo cuse you new it you want to leave Good
morning i“
Mr. Suifln then withdrew. and he is still
in search of a congenial profession —Phlls—
delphla Bulletin. -
«nu- sun». on thistblbg happen :9“
some n
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" Did the new girl come!“ I inquired.
“ No. I haven‘t seen any."
I did not give vent to my pen
liens. I only played the sympathiaing hu
hand. and somewhat crestfailen. start - on
another tour or the same nature on 0 fol-
lowing morning. .1» ;
Without oonfesslngit to Me. I deter. MU
mined mean time and steps. and try the HICOIII‘I Economy unglg-
intelligenoe'cace. A‘ polite clerk at the ' "terry, :
entrance stopped me and registered my _ ,\
name. then I passed to main room. A clerk Lincoln‘aeconomy was so untursl to him
sitting by a table numbered me and gave as his simplicity of chardotcr Ills tires
me a card. I was to takes seateerrespoad- waaot plalri and cheap material. and he
lngly numbered. The room was filled with .....a to a“. no eonschmaoss as to
ladies talking to servants. and all sorts of whether his clothes fitted hit. or not. Ills
persons hurrying hither Ind thither A. mind was never on that outlast. The horse
clerk spoke through a tube and called tor a he usedto drive on the circuit. snbonest old
chanson-limited waitress for number fellow. was about like him.- and his em
twelve lit the course of ten minutes a tall. always hold togotbor. but there was aotbiog
when»... Dutch girl came toward me. to spare. Roth were institutions! the etc"
“It yeuareaenttospeak to me.“ Iaaid. colt. andalithelawyuoknow “Old Torn“
“gohaekandtellthemyouwon‘t suit. Lot aswellashisowaor Document. be
another come as quickly as possible“ Witt court. only a tow years hetero bo-
Ihotoadot obeying. she dropped into a cameprsldcutdntheabsoaosottholudgo
cbalrnoarbyc’ ghosatupoatbobsachaadtrlodaoosahy
uwelli‘tsoituihl installs-o!“ ~ 1 Thsuit was ogaiost;oae ct
“Yeuaroaotnstlyelads‘ ' thobssttarsaoroiathoeouatry.aad wsaby
“0b.thatatul‘oamydrossioaothlagnlt amorohaatmraoaltololothossold.to
v'llleomooutwlthalittlom“ tarmar‘omlaorismwhiohthooldvgaatls-
Italbodaerossthoroomaad advhsdtbo msarotassd to ass- ror. bosses bosgbt
rasaiaattoadaseetosoada deeratgltlto withoutauthorlty The last question“
vast-towards. Iooolrrrodwhbolabsl whotbsrthonhdmwbhboortohot
wits mm W Mas wasnrhohe‘oyeosgnaa‘aoeam la
hoaraatlabvlhaadrarsneowsberowe‘ lite mmmmm
«armaments day. I diaoddowsa ammummum
tows. llavtaahstrashoytlrasgthohal ammo-a blob“ wsa crosses
.hal pm his madd‘flthavewravehlamy
we
”More Won-K In Ports.
, up all her strength. and gave her husbrnd
yes hMmmoonolcokodsdtar-htm.
Priortohhgelagto Washington. hohad
savsdnptrera his MW about more
ThiswsssI-plymmldoa‘t “he“
hillto. While to Washington the _mr‘ao
oesoo‘mytoilowedhlm. and. can. in tho
macesswassiwsyagoateat and
torso more than hail of his salary—Inocu—
aid Bwett.
P
Parishaoon towitnemtbe oxeeutioadt'b
woman mam not
.pasitcrraereyhas bseafu“ made to m
butalthbogb as has hltbirto al-
ted to commute a capital sen-
cues when the murderer-was a woman.; he
hasdeeliaed todoaoen thisoceaaion. Sop-
hie Gauthier had been found guilty of a
horrible crimeuhe had killed all hsr,cbll~
vren by means of~plrlo which she stuck into
their brain. Since IMO only ulna women
met their death with great firmness. Ten
years ago. a man and a woman weroexecut
ed at Ghartress for having murdered their
parents. In those days the guillotine was _
not the horribly neat and compact little
Imment that it is new; there were steps to
second before coming into contact with the
executioner. When the criminal. couple
reached the foot of the aoatl‘old the woman
said. “I should like to embrace my husband
before dying. Pray untie my hands: you can
tie them again. immediately ansrwards."
This aoprem wish was reluctantly granted
fruit was contrary to the regtflations. .Iler
hands were he sooner fre'e thanshe gathered
a ringing box on the car. Aclfirding to cus-
tom-she was their“ tooafi‘tho omens
penalty of the law. Before the man had .
recovered from the blow she had dealt him
her head had fallen into the sawdust.
Another woman. who created great sensa—
tion at the time. was Virginia Deon. who
had murdered her husband and two chil-
dren. She was only twenty~tivc years of
age. wonderfully besutilni. and belonged
to one or the best familiea of France. _ She
had not the slightest feorof death and the ,.
letter tothe emperor. begging there might
be no delay in log it out. Prison life
hideousch pping block and knife. Karly
summary executions of women took place
when the regular troops entered Paris dur—
ing the insurrection. One or the advanced
republican indies had-been taken with a re.
cently dmd ride in her hand and standing
by the side of a dying sentry. "Did you
shoot this maul" inquired the oflcer. ipeint~
log to the writhing body of the sentry. “I
did. " was the reply. “and I am only sorry
that I did not see you More. so you were
better worth the tron " Two minutes
aiterwordsshewaslying onher face with ’
twelve buildiunbor body.1
.—-.o-———-
Johnny»: Clea-it.
Hence the only live business man in the
store. where the old lady from the country
got out of the wagon and came in was the
errand boy. Johnny He was a sharp boy
who knew everything. Therefore. he was
glad for the opportunity of showing his om~
lady wanted pant-buttons. As he didn‘t
know where to and than be told her they
were out. but he expected a cart load from
New York every day. and asked her to wait
for a day or so until they arrived.
“Now. my dear madam." said Johnny.
smiling and rubbing his hands as he had
seen the clerksdo. “let me sell you a new
dress~pattern; the one you have got on looks
like it wasn‘t built for you is; the first
place."
The old lady thought the dr‘css was “right
nutty " .
“Well. yes." said Johnny. "lt is rolt o‘
pearl.“ but it would lookabcs‘p pcarter it
you was to set it olfwith one clear dra-
mond cluster breast~pios for thirtrdvo
cents.
The breast-pin was purchased.
“New." said Johnny. “do you comb your
hairevor?‘ The old lady began to look
mad.
“I don‘t mean uotbiu“ continued the
young vllliaa; “some very respectable pso-
plodocorsb their-hair. Wohavo'peopioia
this town who'havogsaola thaiobhot it
that they take their hot cl and Moe it to
aehairaed comb itllkeblassevorynlght“
And Johnny sold her (late switch. and a
big eo-bthat would have taken thoeoehie
Nth out or a mate‘s tall.
MMMWHWOMHIM—
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“Nicknames-latch“ roady
lacs-solo“
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«wt-ow one. \ a my». +wtang~ .. ....
“mandatertbepmpesoefgotain .
«out. he savodduriaghiafoarmx
have been executed in France. and they all .
moment the sentence was passed. she sent a .
player what a good clerk he was. The old .
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hits. APSE ploy,
l'ASlIONAIIst
bliss llm CLfllK will
Masher servloeto the Ladies of- tbls city and
violet
w ‘1‘. l
lease tormariy ocanpled by A. L.DIIIlII- as
use M. P. Calhoun.
FAS’HIONABLF.
onessarAKER i
0v. PICX‘S DRUG STORE: entrance on Wasbp
lagton Street. South Rorwalk. Cons. I
Personal attoattim given to customers. enlist»
lion goarantecd ‘ m an
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:2: £1..- Wili attend to calls at Ladiesm
Spring Illusory-Goods flor- 1876.
MISS ELLA. C. SMITH’S
rux KILL WM STREET.
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OPENING
Spring do Summer-8°
MILLINERY e
FAN»Q‘YmG-QODS ‘
Mrs. H. KRIEGER’S
WASHINGTON STREET.
All the latest Novelties at Prmcs to suit
the Times. :
CALL AND SEE THEM.
STEAM ENGINES!
STEAM PUMPS!
V IIASSC ASTIIRGS must.
IRO AAmII! m PATTI“! m0!
Machinery Repairing done at Reasonable.
.Ratcsl .
TEE NORWALK IRON WORKS
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South Nerwalkd Conn.
war. are pun.
Practical Plumber,
GAS AND STEAI. ENTER.
Waouon.0ass-lsolr. hanun'l'snlmni'rrx.
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CAPACITY or RAILWAYS. - tooduoas.
Vessels Built or Repaired etflsrt Notes.
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