_ h
infants will“ In, 131..
‘a“*“m
are 'r-aa' : ten rat-nae
.411 rename m more.
The practice in this town of including
in the annual report of the Selectmen
the names of those who from various causes
call upon the town for support is a harsh
and unfeeling means of exmlng to the pub
ire gate the misfortunes of our fellow beings
It is claimed in favor of this
‘ plan that
It has the efl‘ectof deterring many from
calling upon the town for aid. who. were
the matter to be kept from the public. would
do so. and tings increase the expenses of the
town. if fi t aclude esery feeling of star-
pnthy from our hearts and consider it only
as a'matter of dollars and cents probably
lite town saves money by parading the
names of its unfortnate citihens but it is a
and commentary ugtn ilij‘tt‘gat‘ti for their
feelings. ‘ 7
In thetowa report there appears annually a
- large number of names. many of which rep
9 resent a class of ptoftmioaal [mum-rs who
care very little who knows that they receive
aid from the I no There alsi appears the
names of others who through mislortune
are mrwllrd to accept at town charity.
Ttepuhlieatitm of the first clrss has no
titer-t to deter them item continuing their
tails upon the town treasurv. but to the lac
reel! is a nest trailing and unutifyine etc
I hililtism of their poetry Another otjee
lien to miniature thtse names is that h pre
vents people tramplyta: for aid who
really need and deserve assistance. and they
- would rather no: ~ or go hunery or corn
steal than reerive charity with the under
standing that is t “were to the kaowiedee
of evvt‘yione who reads the pipers There
is a stigma attachoi to the class of people
that are omsideud paupcrs upon lllv town
that no person with any self respect would
have attached to his or her name. and on
svxptently only in their direst extremity and
when driven to desperation. will they sleep:
{town order for provisions or fuel. ’
The class who occupy the aims house a. ‘
treated with more respvfl. for in the retain
, we only learn that a certain amount has
been expended for the support ofintuatcs of
this institution. No mention is ever made
of them individually. not is their number
i even given. but they may pas: their lives at
the town‘s expense without its inhabitants
having any further information in regard lo
them than at stated peritals they are called
upon to pry a tax for their support We do
not think their names should be paradui
before the. public. but we do not -believo
they are entitled to any more consideration
than a mere worthv class who strive to keep
out of the aims house by a little assistance
from the town. and we hype that at the neat
town meeting if the report of the sciectmau
is n ad the names of those who have Mad“
ed assistance from the town will be omir
fr it“ ‘
tint Selectman are circled to look 'after
the poet in csmncction with their other du
duties. and purple should he willin: to trust
theirjudement in dispensing aid to them.
The knowledgevf who are mwiyirrg aid
from the town is no benefit to it but an to
jury in many respects nhich we will not
mention new. Above all. conunert decency
.. and consideration fer the misfortune of our
only jzlrlsog pleads fer a \lisawrtirtuence: of
he had reached t-f prtlilphin: a Bartel the town
lie opened it {\-
mcnt I gas n' “ "‘ x" ‘
”333.1. ‘75“, Jill}: l‘ .ll.lt.‘.t1.'r‘.\'}.‘& .-
claimedi for January. 1877 is more than
“ By jnve. yrvstiugf lit-re the fireside tray.
By thistime i nctthrtn climes or nvcl in
he was evidently moi. Ht. chrson has a fine
to admit. he said .1. cit Norway scenery and
,‘t However. gllnz‘llt‘hli McClellan takes us
.13 about it A‘ite during the winter setswo.
So 53:} urney the reader performs as tlt- vztglt
it; full .‘t‘ tt‘rti’y hated on the St‘t‘ttt‘s of KS‘N
at full tv Is a flue Sketch. \yltir potttlit of Julzrr
rm:!.:ti;hs. by Joel Benton. a paper on My
l‘ritnd .\l.. is. a ten arkalrie \vaf horse. by
John “ai‘lertott. ilr. lioElind‘s novel and
Mrs lit:t::tt.‘s c ntrnue. an! we have poetry
ly I! ll . Dr ll ‘l'asd. Stoddard. t: Taltt
are! .tisrrs, Tic (‘hius'six'atrd the dis use
l
of Mirtllzt“rt‘t‘y stv tinr sulfy hat: ‘ . 3..
I“. H ' “33. atzi Mt ti ‘i-t (‘x l nts or
\ {K
‘W .\“t 'r' ‘t‘ .‘L‘r‘vf I 3‘! N ‘5 {P.t‘
Tm l‘llnl‘l Fortes ot‘ Lil x ‘cx
I‘t-S. ti ii. iiitcto. ch. :7} lT‘l-‘a‘v‘ :; T': ,
Has of Primitive Maria‘sgt‘. by liv:lw:: Speci-
vwr: l‘wfnsrr lluxiey‘s L e: iris ill.
tritnlv. T, e S‘udy .rtrl Teaching lb i av
by 15.1 it. X‘WiEE .‘lartit‘. .‘l. 1?. . The l‘a"
' aflel Rods cf lien it y :iTus‘rate Sci .
.e
‘ .
A‘s“
, \
by Richard A. Proctor. and all it: b33036
run. ”This number. in fact is overflowing
with good unis. ' ‘
n. M «than and charms the chil-
dren whereveritgoea. ltiaa mined
"calmly fascinativ. power: and in the
January number every atory or aketeh is
illuminated by engraving of superior work:
manshlp and artistic skill. It opens with
work and pine. and carries us on with; A
Nonnday Lullaby. and A Bear that Put. on
Airs. and What You Do. Do Well. and the
Little Black Monkey. and ends with The
Old Year 'and the New. a poem set to music.
We have mentioned only a few of the prone
iuent features and the other: must be even
to be appreciated. ‘
All of the shove may be procured at End
well‘s and Penell‘s news dewts.
M
Physicians and undertaker: should read
the tottowigz changes in the Law concern-
ing the registrition of“ Births. Marriages
and Deaths: . '
Ax M‘l‘ tx Appleton to axe Austin-ms
or as Aer yoscskxtso run REGISTRA‘
trim ox Brutus Maamaess as» Dnatus
firearms t. Certificates of births shall
state the name of each child (if it have any):
the place and date of its birth: its an: the
name ot its father. and the maiden name of
its mother; the ages. color. residence. and
nativity of is torrents: the occupation of its
rather : the and». or the child. with the
name and address of the medical attendant
fie. it firtifiertts of death shall state
the full name of the deceased; the date nod
(place of death : the are. he fulfil. and (“II
dition isingle. married. or widowed—if a
wife or widow. of whomlt the «emotion:
birth~plate.and "silence (if in a W!
house. with how many familiesl; the name
of the lather: the-causes of death. and the
duration or the dismiss with the name and
address of the medical attendant.
Saw. ti h‘o person shall lawn tiny grave
for the interment or disiatcrwtrgt of the
body of arrv diseased 1m: ‘tw deposit
'srrch'd’ead body m hwy gray. vault. or tomb.
in any public or private «moiety. or burial
place; or disintet or remove such dead body
trout the town in which the death tow place.
without having preemed ftomthe registrar
a permit therefore. _
Site. ~,l. 0n the receipt by the registrar.
of a certificate of death. properly madein
the form hereafter to be furnished by the
state librarian. and cortlainine the srwcitil‘
facts required by section two of this act. the
rceistrar shall issue a permit for the inter
me: i. disintcrment. or removal us the case
may be.‘ of the body of any dcceasel per
son. st din: therein the locality of the inter-
meet. disintsrment. or removal. ..\'o permit
for the disir t:tmet:t of the body of any dc-
eeaml person during the month of June.
July. Annual. or fiptembet. shall be issued.
except when “(paired for the purposes of a
least illtcsligati fill.
Ste. In Every seal in. or other perstrn
having charge of a cemetery..or other place
of burial. shall. dutim: the first week of
every month. nttrrrt t i the registrar a list of
:all the interments disintertnents. or removals
made by him tinting the month neat precast
ins. ,\\ ilit the dates thereof.
Stir. it All laws or p rrts of laws that are
irrcorrsisti rrt with this act. are hereby re
peak“ I ‘
Sl‘a‘ ‘: This act shall take ctltvt on the
first day of January. 18?? 1
approved June 98th. 18. ‘
School Board Report.
The Joint Board of Seltytrrrcrr and School
\‘isétnxs wt urtt report wtit‘e to tire
~Schoels of the Town. and their doings in
tcuatd to the same. as follows :
Tire enumeration of lSTti shows that there
are 3.2M children and youths tn the town
of Xerwalk that are admissible in the Pub
lie Schools. , .
Of these the whole number actually at:
tended is 28-18. with an average of l.tl~l3.
it thus appears tlratrovcr 400 of these com
prised in the enumeration are not included
in the acmai attendance.
Taking from this number .ltk‘i) one but»
tired alto may be reckoned as attending tire
ditl‘ctvut private sehrmls of the town. there
remains not less than 300 who are. not
hh‘ltgltl under the immediate instruction of
any scion; , ‘ , .
Assuming that this s‘atc of things results
. g in :t rrreosurc trout actual or imaginoi Vpecu
ill try inability on the port-of this.) towhonr
such children lad-33:. it is yet evident that
' its chref explanation is to iv found in their
lic‘s of a just spare elation oi the uluiect of
the public schmil. at d their cenerai indrtlT-r-
rht‘e Blithe bee: irtzerests of their chrome.
Whatever be the trusts. .‘otitxhe fact
i‘seif. in prvpjrtiott to its extent. is a grave
evil and peril ia a t‘tvc .govctntnent. and is
costunpiatrd assueh by that provision in
f . I t . ' . . 3 -
w“. in “Q".;_a‘ b3 hm. John W. ll 3" i the .a\ of thceunmotrwt alth which recites
M. 1‘. L L I) ; .‘lsntsl liverwork. by ii »
tart Psaaharsrrr. )1. D; .The Medical lkw
E l
fission in hioirra “21:23:32. by Fret. it
list: ‘skfit. N. l‘ . AS“:
\\‘a liar Thy esps. r: =\\‘e
’2 w 3‘3: :u‘tlt'ai‘
have. is the edit rial \Ei?i3Ҥ.fivfit3. some as i
testis t‘r Three. 11.12- ,:‘s‘ s use in hit.
\aarks; Alarrigirral J:
Strauss st the their t‘vss‘. «3‘ Pan:
Sci rural ht r t_.:::L\':talvs3 . Sketch of Sir _ y
it One .-.' this: ctatmrt‘o‘s has altea 3y done
‘ to= the matter of owpukuy (situation It
is.heli‘:ve\l that the evil in question may be
remedied to a good decree by the District
‘rmm‘ttcts ia‘catnestly ctllimr the attention
and p deer ot‘ the low on this punt.
this wéth encouraging success
The 3.313% as to average a‘tes Race are
. ‘ _ _ ;, _. . - . . V at . a
ll: a‘esx The In: 3.} “-5 a whxw ts restate ’ a" ‘3 "‘F “‘3'?" ‘k‘3 ““h‘ 5" dam).
lrv‘c ts wvti 1§ 3' dye-(firs!
E‘s-leer lb: haw—With. i§\i‘§fiwtlisl\“i§ 1
. sly titted-«r. thhahfiéect
tz‘ . e rueatwéz‘th v 1-2..
series . .ta
r:
This is ea in: in pm to an artists} rt‘v o:
a \‘keexs streets: the children duties: the year
thaw... fly...‘ at d Qwerty to the low Ntmtts at which.
H ‘3 .'.‘ r.\- t .-.ts . t 3 ,
g... (3 m... 3.... trots} plateau are. grammes scent to hold in; h Saying to none 3‘ the N“ g“. .xfiq.
:re from 33$.“ and upon its thir‘ y g "
the tarp vtaatw or regular and remap; sr.
third “at that: the commencement cl the i t‘" laser. “is 3““ 3“?” “Wm?
week and ws mm: id a'ltt‘ testers are t‘ratxe E i‘ ‘3" too Kai“: "fliim “* “N‘h‘i 3‘“
Ry at it‘s time snails; up their minis. as
- . wt . , a
to the: pr-si‘sm s they a :2. taste carts; the.
t
have year. a t‘vw ‘wvtxf‘s “grills: ti“.
special claims .3 tie Erfvc‘a‘fiawy prov; bath
lama assoc: the racethty anagrams tag
that :t was to tart-Sim Radian: matter of i
bets: eesrsxt r and more rwtmaarat “53¢!
than is c wanted 2:: the ezdmiry twpnixr 3‘
Ffis‘s‘is‘fs \hiie st the same time tachntrsa
“watts which «wow it ta altrlam \ f i
"143'“ Sshvnmfr is. the wslc as: c:
torch“ earnest Ettrra‘cte. it w Fillh‘lllfih‘ ;
alter; :wits tlvpitlactls rt scarce. in ~rare ;
has entire-ti “isms htst weal staihs ringer :
“v. and earrafivvs x." trml :ai adventure. .
ad hells lira-rs a‘c repress»: ted by the he st
patty sin-E risks». that t
an whgnhers‘s prepay , srys “The ole
*1! of the that“: he s t t be tns‘tttrtt cc?
valiant here: in» and er :vtttiaisc with at:
.m ttrvztf . v is: turnip to training some
'm in interval each V m-‘mbct of the
hit? circle. while elite-aster: use?! patties
gm;- in nu: gm: boy of interment ret-
ill! who seek pri fit as well as amusement
hath! hid healthfu’. literature “ _
31;: January nurnher. all the natures of
wholesome mag»: a ~ I!: introduced
fl. have akrtchvs of trawl and hid arr;
u ti! papers on lirhterk matters are
”an: tru‘y Earns-sitar. A portrait
We» W»- :srr. .4 Yo» C-rfleec.
fieumber. and the editorial depot
’ are full. _ _
we; a n. molar Bind sum
Tvm’x .5 W year; Single
built The Electie and any '1
a one alarms for $3. , ,
. , charming as ever. spreads
[u- the juvenile; There in a,
' *- lhxlge open The Klinmt. a
militia. nudge-‘3, stay of the.
w the author of “Helena 8:»
flat-Mather} Emu aid Pie
3 Budd-n; a utter to a You“
' Willie: {ti-m at Rome.
and Xedieval Ballad Of
7 “win of 313M
:2
K
. , , .e ‘. rt. .“ ~t ~ ' ‘ ‘
» were.» and iststestiee. “L. klslvzvtzc t. a x . \ \. rs thinning hilt! such a noise: ta
vS‘RxW‘k‘A that have attended their ttl‘artfs la’
5*! in release from
ashwts o! fairs. but}: i
earns city row and the who The ll \‘h! 'A
the school is detrimental to their htst regs
niari‘y and «enemy has discard it their
duty t \ cad the special attention of marten
rus and teachers to the evil and to urge the
ckttiia or their tsfiasseetowards its rear
edy. ‘
There are employed in; the it llistric‘s
{a sachets of whom all but six were ens ‘
p: ye} the gxwrhsrs year. and with tyw etc
esp“- u s t" w the state poem-Vs which they
itcwxasarpy. In the main they have pro“!
thematic. s w\\thy o“ the places assume!
hy their cronies .adaptatim'to lite wash in '
hand. and hy the increasia: rvtleoeis of
some cases the new teachers have iiztrtvducol
methwls of teaching- thst heel kewise some
what new and have furnished thereby a
pr enable v'tritty ia the purine of iastruc
rioe. t‘v train of the ontlyine echo Ca have
made a deciles rain by «using under the
charge of new teachers Still it is unftutus
hate. as has [wen the ems wdh \“tfi' Rot!
walk. and .‘5 is to he the t‘hSl’ with Broad
Riecr. that a t ital chance of teachers shwuid
lake p: lee tilt‘ittg term titn ~ or even during
the school year. Sect: 1 charme- can hardly
fail to put both teacher and scholars at a
temp-irate disadvantage. Title. howl vet.
hss been measurably obvia in one of the
' y . timing the present
enndrtion -f the schools. theeunmirtee are
able to say'that none are much below a f tit
mediéxtity. while the great an) uity are en-
ditafdy above’that mint. and a few are of
natii'd excellence.
in saying thin the cmmitee are aware
that they do not report such evidence of uni-N
foruityia the good Kill“ of rehmlwork
as ought to be expected from well (quipped
reheat: matted-meiotic general araa.
, Theta-scum
ire-«t. torn anemone-eager
c! liter: :\ sgwctivc d‘mfrla‘ts to the N intent §
“manna-head quality"
iupvplhahon‘ldefiraa‘valaahla mus
foeinsuuetionnaraaotheeand aheaid give
pmotottheaamaiathewnrkmpliahed.
Bella awning toaetnnthhpriaeiple
'euliar didlenltie’a.
_ Certain of the Districts. particularly those
of South Norwaik. Over River. and the
Center have aimed to accommodate their
arrangements to the demand of a higher
combo of education.such as is implied in the
study of Algebra. Geometry. Trigonometry‘.
the AncientClaasiee. and the languages of
French and ‘German. ;
Any worthy degree of success in this dis
rection would imply of neoeefity a certain
amount of apparatus not otherwise needed.
and then ated expense for securing competent
instructors. Accordingly there. in the years
past " have been gradually provided and
the three schools hate taken on inflow.
and» far as possible. the aim of High
schools. each complete in itself and striving
to makeiuelthetter theathe others. The
Down Town School araocarne at tenth to
comfotmtothe same‘ideal. The result of
course the one hand. was to inereaat ra~
pidilr .expeaeeoftheee schools and on
themhertoharrythe ache-tars on to take
the h‘mher branches at studv before they
were prepared to pursue them to advaw
me. As. thetelme. the Joint Board felt
themuives responsible for such an increase
92cm soiling as they recommended
then " ‘ tomthesameandas
they alsnfeit WWW forthe
We iflwfeet instruction and inevis
table ileum of these four [whee depare
meet. so long as they virtually provided hit
their uteri-trance; and especially as all this
'wasea'rrdegal. stein: that the'Ttowa had
taken no steps ti estaldhh High schools
humility to the statute ropiisitioas urarn
33‘“ point. they held ij/ta be theh plain
duty to limit their afitroptiations hereafter
to the "nuisite amount tiw carrying on the
ech‘wla attending to law. ' =
in pursuance of that (sievietioa they ap
propriated the sum of mast-4t being es
timatol on the basis of four dollars (“1 for
each child enumerated. and tieeuollars (N
t... each scholar registered. ‘ .
This amount as disttlt‘utrd to the several
districts gave.
South .Vorwklk l‘nlon. ‘ a .
t‘enlcr. / '13:: 3
Over River. 8.” to
Down Top it. , this U)
Ninth “feet. 1.3:“ at
South Five Mile Riv". L”? E
South l‘enlct. ‘ NI .1
North not. an in
Sliddle Five Mile River. “3”
horth Five littl- River. an on
d llrvat.’ 38.“!
Total. N”? o1
it was assumed that this might prove in
sttfiicieot for stmre Districts as the obtaiuhl
data neon which the division was made
rm‘cssttily a‘pproaimate only. But as the
law made it the duty of the Board in the
September following to consider and ~pto~
vide for. if necessary. any came! of ear-ere
ditute over appropriation in the several Dis
lricta they could then add to all aphropriw
t‘ons that proved to be smaller than the ne-
tual needs. -
in the case of a part of the Districts this
turned out t 3 be. to an extent. true. and the
Bard at their September meeting increased
the nm‘sstry appropriations aecmdinely.
The amounts actually ptid therefor to the
ditl‘crcnt Districts were as follows:
Seathrh‘eraalk l‘nion. o. ‘ till it
Pewter. ‘ - - \era
liver River. km: 3
flown Town. ‘ 8. Nfl
Sorth \\‘eat. 1.. “ t‘hl
South Frye uric litter. " 1.323 at
North \‘cwtet. ' N .
North Rant. a“ a:
Middle 1"in Milo thyt. It“ l.\
North Eve Mile litter. \Tt til
“and liner. “I m
Total. gran“ it‘s
Thtse‘drticiencies were thus allowed on
the ground that a part of each of them was
tncrmsedfto'meet the actual needs of the re
spectrve schools. and again on the ground
urged by the ditl‘etent committees that they
had alrt ady erg-gird their teachers with the
old pltrr of appropriation in view. not hats
ing it ~cn informed of the fireprsed ruluc.
tion of appropriations by the hint Board.
For the support of the schools during the
school year of men. the Board have to
ted to recommend to the town and do heres
by recornrrrced to the town. the following
sppropriati ins viz: ’
South Seraalk baton. $9123 or
t‘entee. can in
(her Rh er. {its on
vow: Town. ’im (Q
Vorth West. _ _ 115:: (it
South Five Mile Rtver. Ltd: 0))
North l‘entea $33 N
No: th “at. W R!
.‘liddle k‘ivv Vile Riv-er. 3%:
North hive Mi‘v Riv-er. 318 N
[world R: \ er. $~0 d)
Total. were to
These am nuts have been determined our
fortnably to the vote of the just Bard to
make the , appnipriation for the ensuing
year on the lusts til five: dollars t$ki forem‘h
child wumeratol. and six dollars and twee»
ty he cents ($23) for each adieku implied
in the QW attsndanee. privided the
sums thus derived shall he rennired by the.
actual needs of the respective mails
ii is power hereto stat-i that the “my.
try n! the Down Town Mm. in “wilds
sale with the above ulneipy of spine-leis
ti status-ash sl that schocl at the Melanin:
at the present year. back t‘a ear-twee
within the animal granted. at the same
time improviae the school “unpaved with
its former wellheown efleieney. and maks
leans:
It is believed that the suite suhstaatldty
may be aco‘p‘khed within the sum hp:
“ ; Nassau n3- maarae eleven Dairies
pr willed that each crctiae itself to' that
as.» of instruction which the law e‘atcwe
plates.
' In the ae‘ion thus taken the Round desires
etheundersrad asnot wwhethebisher
hunches of stwdyin the schools. but only
aiming to Navel the alums into which eve
tainolthe Districts havebeen led hytheir
desire to "smile this branch efstndy under
ovarian melanoma“ Ilia-h rehash shonhl
he lea-alts recitals! and provided hw it
they “raid in any true sense he mini.
lksidts it is clearly immieahle to: any
town cl no more than twelve or fifteen thine
sand inhabitants t \ nuke even adeeeat rue
hence of maintaihiitg lhttw Rkh Schmth.
t» procured As i there. hy their «taxeiestioas s lelity in duty. This pumps- is Acknowledged“ and acted
mam universally by towns or cities that
cldat any worthy success in this higher do
partment of public instruction. It is plainly
mulch. therefore. the duty of the town to
tank at this question with earnestness. Three
course sugared themselves to its consider»
tioh.--eithet ta airhuld support entire from
this department of instruction. and lesve it
toeaehDistriet tsapvnvideilaowh High
School. if tide-tree one.orelreeenee3~
‘trate such instruction in «0.9? at most two
Districts. and twohihlt it in theothera ; or
else (“$0an to allow its hmlllfia in all
the schools asit is at present. with all kits
unseat want or success and all its hurtful
est-eta upon the other departments of the
schools. and all namhunerative and ins
creasing expenses ‘
Of these three comes the M has. for
the time being. adapted its action to the
first course mentioned. hoping that the
lawn midwaitawayelear toadopkatna
distant day. the second. hit at which is re
spt ctiuliy submitted. 4
V ’ J. A. Hazelnut. Stew-tar}.
Saddam-nan speaker inn Xe- Raven
We ranting: “Woman in in secure
Wthe {dual ufmn. “amputation”
kerm‘cheaver)”-at that. point twist M
inn-isle. and the stem m “I
tablet-um \.
\
they havefoundlheuaelvenhuel with pe~ -
IT mucus.
To all the readera of them—and
by this we mean everybody—ye wish a
Happy New Year. May many. many
new yearsroil on and pass away ere we
miss any one of them from out tanks; may
each new yenr bring to them new ,hlaaaings
of which they knew not before; and may the
tree of friendship and love. aait increase. in
mend aiae.bearaueh fruit that will bind
us even more strongly in the one family of
which each one of us is .. umber. There
isatiiistom hangar—audaWMaad
praise- wmthy one. too—of striking out in a
newpathas the new year is meted in:
new ptansareraadaandeaehand all of“
strive to the best of our ability to “give had
companions the he.“ Old habits. "tho-e
which arejitnt budding forth and are jam
herinaiag to: exert their authority over as.
arooneand all thrown aside. end are he
tidinthe muons. past. and he the
bright. far‘t.;elenn pageofthe new bank la
opened. without a single amt or stairw-
ita pare whiteaurfaee. moraine are made.
and mnmm beautiful ‘91”th fate
est of Nature‘s works are inspired within
the breast: of many of as. The wee nail
voice of mm placed within as
rweeap‘s us to begin anew out struggles, with
thetcnrpter;weare all N usfnllr aware
that during‘ . the past year we have commits
ted acts of which we are ethanol-heartily
and truly ashamed. It needs no annual
“thermal-tented“ of three thins.
we. shine. know run well our mistakes
Manhattan." the year neviows. at
this time we may have formed m with
when and Mail mutation of keepi‘
iathat pathwhichkadauhtwlthnad hens
thntt whisk we have never continued in
beyond a few short weeks. is this any rere
son why we should not again try to mend
the baton vows! Roneotua was ever” at
aav time «four life better prepared to eae~
cute these new resolve: than at the present
moment. If we will look back over the
remrd of the past year. we are
enaltled iodiacovct the stumlt‘ing blocks
over which we fell and scattered all the
hopes of our own and those of our friends
and brought tears o! 'aottow into many
eyes. In one respect these falls and mie-
lakes of the moment are beneficial to us. if
we make the right use of them. They
should he to us all as lighthouses along the
mast of life—that cont an thickly dotted
with rocks reefs; and shallow plains. where
our proud. hopeful reset. that began a new
voyaae on list here year. ,now lies a shat-
tered wreck.
We turn in sadnm and in tears from this
spectacle. our heart burning as we think of
the hopes which were drowned as this bark
rawkoi from reef to reef until entangled
among those in‘visibie enemies to out mi.
We did not know that the rocks weredhere
until we struck up in them. and then it was
too late to recover and steer cit at of them.
But now we start out once again. well know
lug where they are. which teaches us to be“
cautious as we prtwecd. for there may be
others which lie concealed and of which
we knew not. Now lit us all begin again
and renew the promises of old and bring
once more the smile of joy and restored
nurtllcntv into the faces or those we love.
Let the past failings be out guides. and
may we all succeed better than we have
heretofore done. But retuctub *r. l‘.t‘il mis-
step st tins the new par with an ink which
never fades. though years or \y roll on—
tciativcs. friends. acouiintarrccs. all may go
and Time‘s ruthless hand may seem to obs
literate the marks thus made but still they
glow with a brightness that never ceaaxs uu~
til we the. We may repeat. ace the err or
of out ways. and intimate them. but still
these stains remain. ‘
Another thin: t‘dftttta‘l‘al with this ' fast
ftding year which causes us ,a feeling of
pain is the fact t‘t tt ‘lt'~ cit the s an i opp 1!
tuttitirs of our girls are fading also. That
they have used all their opp irtunitiea there
.a no roun for doubt ; no ac‘ion whereby a
husband tiny he gained has- lawn allowed to
piss by nnhrwded. ani as this year it fut
drawing to a cine. sleigh rides. [titties and
balls are a trutbthrl testinemy thst our girls
die hard. But in a few davs they must re
linquish their pure! and fd? luck and ".\i!
for us Inca to make the first advantws Put;
girls? how our heart {decals lot theta? Bat
Member. girls .
“Tho-encorewaaageesesngvey.
that some dav roam or late.
94‘! haul-mind" came that ‘3-
Ahd took her for ht: note.“
We wish we were a boy anywhere be:
well now. the pe-hstdtity is that we would
‘rsgweiaily newt l’hrhtnu \Ve think
there is hardly a boy in Sort-talk who has
not merited himself with aSunlay school
within theprst two weeks it shows that
there are moments when our youth any for
an instant in their headline csatrse to de
“firms. hm. and place their thoughts and
hopes on things ah im-haaeing in at Christ
mastteearemeaa. Wemkeuwtple-snee
in witnessing the Christ-ins festivities of
the Sandav $~hoola in our varmus chm
anda tickles“ of anecdotes and ventral
News rewvll as‘aoodtea‘ were stared ks
harms Thelccv..\lr. .‘ huge
v in his . . whack
ticnhr. was very hanp‘
owtalaed within than many wewd applies
tie-sad side splitting we. “is “are:
on the..\‘ew Rachel “ thankxvoa au‘rn‘s “
were ‘ ririllyemawd were, «Enrol alike
hymns! age. llisenntivmtotheeeho‘4
atsmnceraingthe tenth end ems-om shia
W “indeed he. and his own expo
route in this whilst. which he relahl
with the "earlier «Winn of madam-rd
Wt“ which alwava makes his marks
an rai arable. is the state as mane other
mum‘s have been in this liar. the raced
of whichis that “ handsome is that hand
wine ditto“
Whitewareonthis enldsct. we think
“3:...“ ‘i at mind “ val“
mt 3 who - to tear
e! the vara‘maehereheadwnng the Sunday
school (\rhtmaawtviea.&mthey were“
exactlyhramandtherewaanonwd
of their Metre: themselves as W
they were in are. We were pestle“
ashamed of “furthevrhna restriction}
luv and yet err-aid they have ‘W their
own wetnrnatheywenld have doubted the
sent-damsel thisaaiw.
Wewvvehiehtvamnsiden the day am
i‘hristmashythefvflhiwiagwhreh we overs
heard whilewalkias Wmareh and
whiehgzexato show what your: Amertea
calls true raj ~yanent. Three small toys
aged between seven and ten were shading
wraptud tan churned secret Wharton.
Bytheadvieetdh-y 3o 1 all hands as
trot to atovstme. They nearly Nuke
we the store door in rhea last: to street
in entranoc.and then all three stamped in
cluttering and longing with their boots on
rheumatism.” to the annoyance at
“What‘s the place n‘ahga ‘ere drum!“
asked urchin No. 1. His question was ans
swedaad he turned away dw B-y
Xaastapahiahaadnpnthe handle of a
small cxprua wagon and in a “Win:
‘ Re his; was
awake“ the anther of disappm‘ntmaat
depicted on hiacountenaweem be de-
seulwd. Ila: No. 3. new advances. and
printing sheathmatlv‘wi‘h hrs tannin over
his lett shouhtvr in the direction of the win,
dow. inquired : “88¢. Mister. how much
yet ask tor that “amnion 3"
lie was politely aasweed. and hy this tune
myltiolhadgrownao atek at the place
that helm-p and that they aboard retire.
which they did in a menswear. evi-
dently surprised at the kink price of the
artieka Ira-thine»). When they had teach
ed News“. ahavers‘i‘tk Levi-ea h:‘lenncira-
mt. “ . letters. ‘3 N a W
old amide. tea and t for
two it hve and ten years Of one about thew! :
times. Would we eo_to Sundav who-d3?
Grier packing and aim.“ latnil
hiahtttBnltaylleket‘a. .
Malinda are new manufactured at the
childrenfouriagefheteryinlargenuubvra
Theywillbenoted‘ for being substantiate:
wellaahaadaorne. .
Cook and Biltan have been shipping eye
tar-a to New York to be shipped to London.
England. ’3. a J. Smith have him made
ahiplnente for Europe. Capt. Charla W.
Bell in considerably drove filling orders.
The home trade. takEn all together. is dull.
Three hundred maple. assembled at the
ll. 1‘. Chnrehpn Chraumas night to eele»
htate the anniversary- by the giving of gifts
and dispensing a» music. with singing by
the children and young for ks of the «snares
gation. The dialogues and "citations showed
careful study and were quite amusing and
instructive. The-Baptist ancietv joined in
the innit". The Rev. Mr. coat-
meneed the exercise- with a short prayer:
The house was carefully ventilated and
made center-this and them‘itonwver;
worded wit as many good inns as
could carry. The W. Rev. I. R. Olms
stead recon-ed an en supposed to tow
lain greeahaeka. and all-there never was a
sundav school entertainment In this town
that the Ran. Vincent (Myer did not at
lead when hewasia thetownhealsowaa
there and std. as, he had, been doing
all day. snhuantial benefits. making the heart
clad Mr. George Shelton haathe thanks
L7
in trimmer
Mr. J. J. Wilson
ART
txmmnuts.
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in perteetingthe stagtuand meme-ting.- an. an , ' 0
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Rivvrwho havetaken landelairaa here L: a m on ‘
his“ “:1. «Th ”ma‘ d. A an
meat artt . we a _ I
answer all it'll": think the regimen of OF 1113
your paper. Our claims we found better
than «expected. .‘swe t‘wk tarantula
the-nah an agent we felt a little shahv. They
are all revered with health! yetlaw {the
timber hind. rolling and carpeted with
green crash. with brnutrfnl lakes in the fade
“wing marry. flak very plenty. and
name alsru and no swa In fact we
found it better than we expected. Eand
adaptel t i the raisine of all kinds at trope
ed fruits and every kind I“ vegetable-wand
oar claims require very little lantern clear
them up. We are now busy in erecting our
log bruises and clearine up I email [#011363
of out claims which the aw requires from
evetv alder. Those that want to hire their
land clearml up can get it done at from ten
to twenty dollars all ready for the plow~the
met the fencing tittecn dollars per acre.
plowing three dollars. in regard to orange
growth): the mat varies somewhat. arit
this is the chic! product here. it talus
from seventy-two to sweaty-eight trees per
acre. and at a cost of twvttly‘tive dollar£\
Filtl Emilia] Gillti
Tickets, 7 ~ - ~ 35c.
Suttdayscirool Children - lie.
To begin on Tharalay at too p m. ;
May at 8
PRESENTS
For the Children.
H. E. BODWELI.
Ilaajaaal lweelawal a Full Stock of
Toys!
Of an Dent-rumble. and Exnetly
snlaed In the
(Q
per hundtasi for «three- year- dd trees heating
in from six to mvvn years Lemons. rad~
iahea (sun. cahme. onions. (attire. and all
other kinda of vegetables la the fruit lire
oranges lemons. pine apples. bananas. ctr.
ton. all crowing. In rcgutl to the climate
it it delightful. warm d :38 and cod nights
but very bracing gainer lily. “ranges and
lemons two d-llara per l-uudroi on lltc tans
the clot of “ptu‘lstutt wc’tind but ii the dif
ferent from our' northerly prnreah. with the
except. ion of a cw attic es suc us sugar
and butter. The cinef articles of food
here are sweet rattatoes. e~rn bread. pork.
fish and game. Water extra good for all
purpmes. ' We are situated four mitts from
Clay Spring. which is at the head of nave
nation on the Wekiva River. and here let
me say that this is one of the most beautiful
splines in the country. it dtwharg‘s twee»
tyxaeven thousand gallons of sulphet :per
minute. The only fault that we find with
the place at present rs in regent to eomtnu~
nicarron. \\e get a mail at Ap‘pka. which
is our nearest post I thee. a distance of six
miles. twree a wick. but the prospect is that
this rtllculry will so in lye tt\‘w!(\utlt‘. asgthe
pen; c are scllltttj“ here very fast from: all
parts of the country. 'l‘lrry are how build
to.‘ a railroad. an! they have 2 -t within
eight ruilesot us There is no trouble tor
us to rind p;ctrty cf rivets, twc don‘t mean
dcatsi ,
'Ntuv. Mr. Elitvt. we don‘t writ: thin to
ennturage any one to take up claims but u
ans a‘cr all. letters trout friends who re
writing to us for information. We ook
outs up la our own tt~k. and this we can
say. we are pt‘tfu‘fi y satisfied with them. §u
much so that some ot our party will stay
here. and some niil go home in the
spring but to return rig tin in the fall. and
when we do c run: we can give all the tutor
matron to 1 were that want it. tlne tiring x
moreswa man with small mcarts and indus
try \vrtlr court-my. can make himself corn
tenable in ashott space of time. There is
but little vacant land lcit in this township.
but there is more in others Please publish
this and you w ill oblige an old suth Taht‘l.
W. ll. L
Little ‘Folks.
Catlin-1| See Then and Make
h'onr selections liar-ls.
H. E. BUDWEEL.
.Tll BASH
BUYERS!
how—fi—
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Wuv let aches and pains your team spoil l
Acute iaanrehy nun: ,
Hanna’s lulu nil
inmate‘s ‘AGK‘ 021. carve Rheumatism.
“$3838 IAtllt‘ “ll. carve Xntfign
RRXSR‘S I “ll“ “ll. (when .Vr-t UK
REXSRS ‘Ah‘sh‘ till. cares but.“
Ill? 8 lull? “ll. curve rots.
NESSE‘S MAG!“ “ll. cures t‘haa’era ‘ecbua.
trusses taaotc on. cares 3‘“th
IRSSRS xafilt‘ “It. can! so: “not.
and is sold hy all dealers in Medicinal.
WI. “88: J: WW famine.
G. P. fiillsm. Whtx‘rwale and retail Agent
Seats Serwwlk. Own. 313
-ly you are about lay—
irt your winter stock of‘
iiilflilliillls
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h ‘ . {Whammy of. X‘s-trema-
Mr 3. knvh. of thin etuv.
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“5““? Take any price lrst you
. was-run. fi 1‘ h“ T ‘
seawawmrssvsum 03“ m In t 1: mm.
.Srmmvle‘rvt . . .1 ,
mm * bring rt to me. and I
inhumane-i. i
. a... sense will ~ e‘ttalnrrtt‘re
ammwst“m‘tm“§m.l‘mf§t§: t‘
you
52%.?“ “Nash—imam shall go away satisfied.
am
Ifyou are about filling
up first 5 gallon can
with K. O. Molluses.
I’ll do it cheaper than
flie‘chenpest. .
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38W YEAR’S XlG-l‘,
W Isa. 13".
“we! “emulation-g at":
JOSFPII ll. KEANE,
RIP VAll mum." ___....._._~ , .
W‘; . awn-i eun- Tlro best Pork m this
Watson“ I - e c
. was - - ' . .
in“... st... - a}. . g :3: toun only 10¢. per lb
moqu‘f-fimnmm‘m.
with s in. Quart or Pro
breath-en 3
“wemumaiaew than. our:
Mum‘s-s" "at.
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Muir
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Mommmwxma min the
Good Cooking Raisins
only 60. per 11).. ‘ut
7 . w. (w.
constoei’ ‘
Hum a mw
war. a. routes. ‘
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“mtg ath‘onndkdhla Sshday of We.
,Flneenee Oil Stove
roametxoennaxute.
7 a
are an
‘ hil Styles of "al‘\ both St3k
EAST EN. I) l
At Manufacturers Prices Just t
per Box. cheaper by
one.
We have a fictical knowl‘
edge and experience in the
business. “‘e manufacture
and Pelt. We adapt the list
to the heard and fiznre ef the
buyer. We have a Machine
tonly one in towetftnat rains
forms the hat to the shape of
the head. We intend to rive
a god hat. perfect in style.
and at .0“ cash entrees
will: Illa“ I.“ Over
a. SWARTZ
WILL CLOSE OUT ALL THEIR
‘ if F‘uc Cigars at places
GIFT. 3 Bot. t 1 $1,” to 7‘ ”
inquire for BROLF.) LOTh.
Also an Assortment of Pipes. Goat Cases Merwltaum Cigar
Into Style.
3| ‘ Bands neatly put ,‘ . . -
.Qf“"+‘i‘f:....s sinner.“ ho. 30R“ ALI,
C .2: ‘. .‘ ‘ rs
T2131?“ a d 1 \ in l a".
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thing liar a CHRISTMAS
t $5.00
from Egiz-rtfl‘emdbe-
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M an strum invitatimlm
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tiers and Smokers Articles Generally. at REDUCED PRICES.
Reasons thpno‘ilns'W‘E-‘m
INTER.
Happy Sew Year.
Childrena‘ Fancy Hats.
Buy: Sell Tut! on
Large swam-eat Gloves.
Sellingol Ladies Pats ht
Gael. .
Large weakness of Glover.
Cine and loath. at out bleak
styled Seer-fa“ Th
.-._ lot of slant cits.
ml [Amt srrl-E’ an ifiwm
(W and &. (10nd
Collars. Beer Shack in Town
for the price. only 13 cents
NOTICES.
h‘anwaut Salsas Seerwrv. Dec lath. t:
inteeeot a: the rate of Sta h‘v per tent
want for the past six maths. will he ted to
dentistry“ Jan, lat. rave. and and to theta on and
after Jan. Nah. 3:2. lh-e Order of we.
&:s m cm I. I. Ill-LR“. 1km.
A.ll.lluyt and
A Happy In Year
To EVERYBODY.
Ismaauv to tune mat et‘v
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A. ll. iron e co.
tamarind. Dietitian
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Holiday Goals!
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Beautiful Presents !
Christmas Gills i
New Year Gills!
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The Most Stylish :
The MmfiElyg-ut and Dentin} AM: or
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