HWIOII um II IM’
Thcvotccf the New Haven Board of
Education, to dispense with all devotional
exercises lit the beginning of «salon of the
public schools. brings the matter home to
New England. When the western cities
adopted the innovation there was much in
tereat iii their notion. but it. was yet lit a
distance. In the Row Bevan board only
three members voted in Invor of retaining
the reikious exercises. The leader of the
noprayere party was Genatoi trench A.
Wnlker. late chief of tho «nous bureau.’
tind of the bureau of awards at the Philip
delnhia exhibition. and professor in the
Sheflrid Selection School. At the hegin~
ninnof ihcnext school term the vote or
abolition will take em 5
With the supporters of the chance thepre
violins mun acorns to hiivo been that. no
sent-ole are a secular institution. «owning
or nrnlgious nnture should ho hnniohod.
Wintern expericncowaa citsd in favor or
thechangn Nodovotionaarohoid in Ohi-
oano or Cincinnati. and the tendoncy in
other cities is ancient religious more.
In New Raven itself. Juiiglngfromtho slow
mentmade beforit the board. some of the
teachers htivc so far detracted from tho db
nlty of the autdect that the purpose of the
exercisro must have been missed. “any of
the schools one simply the Lord‘s prayer.
and in those where the real idea bits been
perverted the teachers rein only Bible sto-
ries. One of the baud rcgtirded the service
its more send o8. for which Tookoc Doodle
would answer lust as well. for “there with
no more reason in prayitrs in public schools
than in iianciuu schools." Then wits also
felt on that side of the question the idea
that the religious exercises ate for instruc~
tion. as are the regular studies. and for this
renal-n they should be abolished. One fnc~
tor on this chic. also. was the traditional
sentiment which has come down to the pop‘
ular mind from tho dnya Rtttniin Catholic
persecution uittl the tyranny of the English
church. thiit the union of church and state
is a terrible thing. resultluit in the degrada-
tion of the people and their bondage to the
HN
lease nnsi lilo-sense.
Good finds good.
Dead~lceks : false curls.
Little wealth little care.
The olitnder never pardons.
The shortest answer is doing.
He is rico that wants nothing.
Host horaee hot-o bridle tours.
Preise the sea but keep on load.
flop merchants: dancinmniiiators.
Behind time: the hack of it clock.
Bear with all evil and expect good.
Doughnuts are good for donations.
Well“ the host min is to loss.
The latest furbeiows tire for sublets.
A hrirflcos lawyer is always“ short.“
A shuckl’ou ntiir . a aalvtinic buttery.
tie wit/o will. be served must ho patient.
Arobctcue (sitcom are very fnshionablo
“coat show will produce some mowaio.
The Ottoman rnttkoa a lively cent of wet.
Andnowtberoisto be n colorud baby
Aw Awful Warning.
lean had just got
All seemed fair
forshodid not know that
drunksrd. But one
A young wife in Mich
settled in her new home.
“Kl Whine.
her husband was a
night he came horns at a very late hour and
touch the worst for liquor. When he atag~
cored into the house the wife. who won
(molly shocked. told him he won sick and
t Wand in aniotuent or
fortably settled on a sofa
face was reddish
u. to lie down t
two he wits coat
in a drunken sleep Ilia .
purple. his breathing was heavy.
nether he was it pitiablc looking object.
The doctor was tent for post basic and
mustard replied to it
When the doctor clinic
and examined hint and found that ho with
only drunk. he said
u no will be all rh.
% the wife insisted that he with very
sick. and that severe remedies must be
is feet and hands.
and felt his pulse
tbt in the morning.“
. . ‘
on most shove his head. and applr Illiu ‘3 u“ no "8““ h“.
hlfl'fi‘“ ““2 "W“ “ M i will “a“ t“ M" Russinn coiuic journals are sluiply licvo‘
The httrbnnd‘s head out: atvoullngiy
shovel cliiseiy and
Thr pitient lay ai niultt in it drunken
sleep. and lilti‘ilitslnatlitlt: the blisters were
rating into his lies“. it was not till now
morning that he began to bent about. din
united by paitt.
About daylight be woke up to a most on
consciousness
Itisa wise cow that knows its own
intern npplicd.
of fsahlou — Kissing
Kettle drurna of worse belong to brace
Fifty-four business fsiiures in Boston in
“t Nmfl‘“ If you don‘t bridle your tongue. sad-die
beyour fate.
The Printer of Wales has neuriy n
barrel of hair.
A new color in iirtinciiii flowers is
French pink.
John I‘. Drlgirs. congressman for hilch.
dl~ d on the IT“).
“ What does this mean i " be said. putting
his hands tt bio bandaged bend.
“ Lie still—you tuustn‘t itir.“ liiii his
wife ; “you htivc been very sick.“
“ I‘m not sick."
“ Oh, you. you are; you have the brtiiu
fever. We have worked with you all night.“
“I shuttlil think you had.“ grinned the
“ \\ hat‘s tho truth-r with my
hero.
iiht. fashion and proctor-tit!
mtho. Then are
we tiernt opera
To capitniists and
looking for n place to
no tgls city. An
yrtmcut. whose names wl
Ninth .‘lorwnlk ob"
ms to the rapltnxlst.
0' the (”“1 80“”
ad in another column.
The congressional recess will be twenty-
slx tinys long.
It is buckwheat thitt. crushed to north.
will rise again.
Dried butterflies are used for ornatncutai
minor! town. hat-ls: 9""
live for making “ They are blistrred.“
~' Well. I‘m better now i like till the
blisters“ to.“ he pix-aded pltlously.
lie was in a most uncomfortable state—
lils bead covered with sores and his foot and
hands were still wortc.
"Dent." he sold. groaning. " if I should
ever get sick in this way again. don‘t be
alarmed nod send for a doctor. and. above
till. don‘t blister uic agilu."
" 0b. indeed I will; all that savrd you
wore the illir‘l‘l's. and if you have another
such a spell I should be more frightened
than ever ; fur the tendency. iatu sure. is to
nutrition-mid from the next nilnck you
ulii be likely to die unit‘“ there are the
severe;9 measures used.“
He made no further defence.
to soy. he never had another nttork.-—Cl.l~
sud ant- n3 mon-
EUTII 803's
Wilcox.“ P. hr.
Ronni Tours.
nun ii. Fannie
AMT. l. Renown.
.JA‘“ l‘. i‘ttetw I.
mm-TRI‘\WII
Ammo Rims TsrL-tn
P‘VIIJJAI ‘i‘ i“:
any or Nice—Ext“ amt
Double breasted sticks and cutnwny coats
“'0 both worn.
Shining mice are now it new sensation
among the scientific.
The whole number of United States Sena
tors is seventyoix.
All Ort-gon girl eluped with it also who
died on the tour.
Vii-liar girls tire booting up their guru
chrws fur the winter.
Send a wiso truth on an crriiud and any
uuthinu unto him
“Twilight in
was two tuouths aim.
The wettihcrvriae. who ptodictod a mild
winter. are happy.
\V'oiunn‘s tongue is her sword. which she
never lets rust.
A man‘s tempts is must valuable to blur
soil. and he shoul i keep it.
This country prodiieogi iivcr “0.000.000
worth of bricks a your.
The frost on the tuilkintn‘s moustache
chills the hind niri lit the euro.
A tuna in N‘w Yolk hasncatdyeara
old which wettihr 93 pounds.
The heart is it cry‘tii pnltirr. If once
broken it con never be neutlod.
Since the ontoblisuirut of baby shows
ntsuv cities how tnlieu up the cry.
\"ItNWTt‘T you hut-o too minutes to spine
hiuhrr write one who husn‘t.
don‘t know that there in ice in the
sleet y~~n‘ll soon tunable to it.
Litt't‘n is going to snake a house tti “con i.
We hope she will tucks a Ltrcci hit.
Your hoot heighten in the winter is the
one who keeps the iiryost wood pile.
Li‘e biotin: imlesr tutti insipid when we
how no longer friends or enable».
unity is than has ruined his oyrslnbt by
sitting in a bamrotu bulking for work.
.\Iiiiist r W ‘5“ won received with high
bottom upon tits nrrlvnl in R‘itfl‘ttl l.
Tho It‘ll’tittg' 1‘ water of Pisa in about I80
I‘ Was built in tiiv 13 b century.
A box I inches by t incurs rfll‘AN. and t}
inchi-s drop. will contain a pint.
Mrs G. L. For. widow of “ Iqutpty~
Dumpty.“ is ab ml to htturn t t the stage.
Rheum» established in France. iMl: in
England. 158i; in Germany. mil.
Picsdiiigs in c torts of judiciiturc were
first introduced to the your 778 A D.
Muuufscturc of silk brought from India
into Europe in this your 551 A. D.
0! 89 words which mtko up tho Lord's
Prayer. only five ltl‘f‘ not Saxon.
The first Sunday school in this country
was founded in Frniuingbim. Moss. 1814.
Brit Harte is living ct Son Olifl‘. an i u is
thrown up his literary engagement at Wash-
Thr agitation of this matter iritds over
delicnto ground. It routes clone to the
hearts of thoustiude of parents. It is more
likely than nlmust any other to arouse pita-
atr iiCllOII. The use of the Bible in our
llc schools is such a fundamental part of
our inherited educationni system that it cott-
not full quietly out of custom. Discussion
tuitsi t‘lltllle‘. but the mult of tho discussion
will routltiuo to ho. as it but been thus far.
to show tint the rootiiug of the Bible sud
dt-vittioiiiil exercises are not essential to the
blgbiot usefulness of the public school.
i‘iiis tendency to set lit-lite devotional el~
crcises in our sch-Mia has grown up beside
another tendency in the opposite direction.
White the tuition WNI in the distress of civil
warn itlltl iii rxi truce was threatened in
spitr of the rucrttlcine work nud prayers of
the loyiil. ii untiontil foot was proclaimed
and ti‘tservwl. From the national sense of
dung" est nprtl It“ grown up since the war
the ttutlnrtnl thsiukuriviuguicc 'rtliua to pro
t‘I-ttlh’tli-tlt of litt‘ Chief hingitt-nttx It was
only tho arose of grunt straits and neat” dot
lireniuee which lrsi to this custom. It was
a nationnl out to God and the praise for tile
(ts-doom R-t soot ~rinoistn was in it tiny
tunic than in the line of bottle or in the hos
pitiii serrico The rtntc but in no pnrtcie
fornivd union with the church. yet the state
rwouttiro God.
our i. t‘untitugnsiu. William
W
l‘. . ihkevJ‘
T‘ “A" “allot-k. llattd R. seitwt.
1: Praise. t‘tiarli-s F.
John N. Knapp.
Woke Illumination“ T‘ihfllklfifl Baku.
'dtflflltiti. Robert H. Rowan.
Maw “it!" Nutt—
“' t‘. Quinton!
\M‘.‘ it? 1“. ITAX‘DI
u,
M MIIITTI. 0’ vol sou:
i. (‘iia'irntnn Committee on Finance. John II.
#
Tire Foot
t a‘nwuun Committee on Ordinances. Build R
allock.
3. t‘hn‘rtntn Committee on Police. timid I. Sel~
e. t‘htirvoa" Committu on than: and Gas.
(“harks I Bullock
W “an-sitters on
on Fire Depurtnton t.
This part has often been called the Burns
Tho some simplicity of l\fl~
miter. the nlttinsl C‘thlliijw use of cortitw ti
Angloslixou words ‘It ‘ descripli in of low
l3 life and the burnt-lest scenes in union
the amine whidohosriai ond (News at»
pools it- whatever is host lit humanity. it'll-
vsile that writing of both “is love of Burns
and his first ~cquniutnhcr with his writings.
sir clumsily told by himself:
. “ Ihros is to the the noblest part or our
. . row. lie wasthv out poet I tint. and he
will be the lot. Ono «in: one iii one "not.
run Nine to stay all hlchii h‘tii house“! no
or at hr the tire. that I win intrnt up in a
« hwk. he iril .‘ “I will road it than if titu-it
Ilk‘k snow p trim hr It tbrtt north. 1 hive
S“ no gut the ho th anti
It was the first I nod brat-ii
mi our wonder nod delinht over
ird tire as frvsh still as if it worth
Witty I had hrmi nothing up to that
tuttttaent. it ml to the. that boil tiny right
to be called pwtrv ; and I liulcneil as long
as the ill than \‘l-lll i read
bit the book on 2hr table; so I rose at gray
dawn t‘ie next morning and road f-tr my
I was hanging over the book when
the frirno cirne down. and then he told use
he was going further to visit such and roots
meetings. would be back at such n time.
and if I liked. would lenvc the book with
me. Tht‘t‘ may be sure I grab-fully accept-
! read Burns every moment I
bed to spare and thin was one irrrnt result of
my communion with him.
things out of which p terns ciirnc were nut.
as I hiid always imagined, somewhere sway
ttfl‘ in a svttrld and life lying outside tbcoigc
of our New Humpsblrc city; they were
right here about my feet sud nmnng the
people I knew. The common life I found
It was a new and per-
;itu‘tts and Sidewalks.
o. w Vin-aniline
CW 1‘. Wk.
r. mum t‘oantlttse on dowels. Ta
or.
t Nisan Wt‘eeon l’uhiie whilst. “‘il
on Ibihlie Melt. Wilv
lt\ tw \Md!\\\ on hmeotx John
~ “mainline on Mrs- nnd Sophia“.
n t'hatrssan Mattie»
linen? than".
their! swatr‘twgat; if )‘I cannot
Anton: the tour-r Cilantro pertWrtitrd in
wrist life is the prictiot union: torn land
wanton of swine “ ntiinrl thintro“ of some
ntuirnt tat-Mun" of their own social circle. to
whorls thrive shsnwoouued propicare friend
ly iinil huirteoite. if not ewtt more than that.
when in mpany with thorn. The siusrtiiiiis
are not ltlh‘ltlt‘tlilltlefl or even wilfully nuilitx
ions slowdown; but the titlerrrs of them not
in the Way tl' liittini: . if ttw itllosvncrthios
of their umtiaititaitces by thiiltl-Itfbmility
remarks concerning tltciit. itt imlvr to erode
invrrirtirtit for n ghtiip of thoughtless. tiot
t~t any ht-nrtir'tis helm-rs. who will in tutu
tiriiutie tbt-itisrlvos in the expense of the city
or of “ smntl things ‘ tho moment in or littl
is out of button. ’l‘ht‘ practice is nboiwlune
bly unkind. though pr bibly not intended
to be so in eight cases out of too. But wr-
btivo known of hearts being wounded to the
corn tie-t mutic fnicver cusp clous of ll"
friendships by hearing of some such utirr-
nnco. which OMIIB from the lips of ti preten-
ded friend—for bad uttcrnnccs somehow
fly «thousand-fold ftiiiter tlttiu sand cries
To the individuals who lmauinc themeoivee
so witty titiit tho-y must thus air their talent
iii the expense of situicbody's sensitive soul
or repulntl ill for good sense. we commend
the following, which we clip from on old
vulumu :—
Bii-lniz smart things does not pay. It may
gratify your spill: or love of fun tit first. but
VJ! to better to burn friends tittin enemies. It
you cannot make people litippv. til least re~
train from adding to their misery. What if
this womon is not your ideal of womanly
perfection. or that man your model man 2
Your mission on earth is not to remind them
of the fact. Etch of us hits faults of his own
or her own; in correcting them we shall and
A “ sting" or u “ din "
never did any good—nover helped my one
One who falls intt the hnbit
of giving them man looks lll-tttitured. but at
least one can hold tint-N tongue.
» Rov “bravo .\‘. boat
ha vverv lithium at th-
vs t‘ it. ta bun new
. . Mrorwiwealtxh
t‘hurrh meitnen ‘i‘h
. Mary \W trot
v Mat-cl hind-Rt
in each mitt: “who“?
linear hams
it ouw with use ‘
brush to haul
“run
so“ wahhnth evening
he»: creator.
as“ I “war.
in at that it! and
rha ii In Ice-titan
“IMV mi it : Contraction! meter!
sent-l m month
first“ more (Wt
rigs st it” o‘clrtrh'
in the‘ month the Itcty
and there is no service at
to «fired at balfpast three
ten instruction to the
.uds I‘m..hoton their-«Sunday of
the month at s p...
Atwm CIwrsvtsw
. Punching every
Iqllmm‘m at t
:prnvcv meeting Bridoy e
Ian Avnm I.
union to entrusted
night. hot nosing
merit—Rider R. c Smith
bath at “ii. a. tit and
end I (‘s
vetting T'o' o‘cloc .
I... Brav
fl. .
nt iozlfl n. It. sud
eehnoi‘at tens p. in. I fnutttitbtittbc
W Elude
church prnyer merit
as Guru-Sunday school at
-. Prayer nicotine at
dfx o‘clock Wedu
Brusswcce L'm
Society Directory.
were full of pnety.
frct revcl‘tliou "
Whittit-t's ftiber. it Quaker, was of h I‘lll.
longlived racr. and lived on the banks of
the Merrimack. where the port was born.
and where must of his li'e w is spent. n "0'!-
rrsistnut by principle and practice.
hnwt‘vcr. could uni see in but boy anything
more than he himself was. a promising
ploughmsu; but the boy‘s mother. with
kerner insight. recognized his genius. and
encourtged and ministered to it. Of his
mothrr—of French descent, with the maid
on mine of Abigail Huuv- \Vuitticr give
in the Frirnd's Review :
cred Word mother means in its broadest.
fullest rigoiflcsncr, our dour mother Wit! tu
as ; s friend. helper. cuunsellormompanittn,
ever-loving, gentle and unselfish.” Whilllt'l’
himself was very sensitive and dim lent.
He sent his boyish rfl’usittus in it sly Why to
the tie .rest viliingc DBW§P1PT, and blushed
to his finger tips when Willi-tn Loyd Gur-
risnn, who edited the plper. after is long
and dilligenl search (uund him out.
______—"——"——___———
“ This is George the Fourth." said on ex-
hibltor of waxwork for the million at a
prnny ouch. pointing t t a wry slitu figure
with n theitricul crown --n his head. “I
thought he was n'very stout molt." observed
a spectator. “ Worry iike_ .” replied the
man shmtly. not approving of the cornmeal
of his visitor; “but if you'd n been brre
witht-ut wittles b M on long on be hu.you'd
been twice as thin." 4
fl
1 mistake to suppuoe
, ti: on henrt will be an ens! crci~
change of emotion. There is
not on earth a man merciless curator of
love from all others than a thoroughly self~
his wanton ; and the more uniovingly- she
grows, the morejcsloualy and sernpnlmsly
she exacts lure to the utterance! fanning.
w
l Lodge No. iifi I'. A. If. meet
purl third Tuesday evenings f
sonic an“. Clark 3
'clnc 0G
ker: J. W.. Thsdd
rens.. W. C. Quintsrd.
so. u it. A. ht. meets the moon
of sub month. at laconic Rnll.
South Norwaik, at 7 ”o‘clock
«H. 9.1!. I. Wilcox; E . Geo. W
“ Young mnrt-wbo-bus-murc—cbeck—th -n-
loml bravo tn tilinnst ivory
'U‘ n I.
ll. '.. Henry la
3. I. Wilcox; 1‘
Inner Chopter
iced” evening
J Lane
Falcon. the writer. was out rtuitird by
the Pout) Club. is! Pullsilulphli.
sari Wm. 3. Reed: Trons...l. 3. Smith25cc.
Tot-ortwuccx.
ShJohu‘sIMnNmG Mary Anderson, the young
P A. it. meets the first
going to France unit you to s:udy her
nrsdny lugs of etch mouth. at St.
asserts Building. Not-walk.“ 7 o‘clock
I 8. W..Frnnk Pollard
Ass Smith; See“ id-
. we.“ it. A. it. meets the
of each month.» St.
L‘idy harbors are sweet, it must be con
fussed ; for they wipe all your chin ' and
pull down your real.
Mr. Moody is torty years of one. and Mr.
Thu two have work-
. K. Edwin Hoyt: 8..
i Sour. Jacob Turk
No.3 K. T. meets the list
month (July and August ex-
Build
.. Edwin Hoyt;
Saw-z Prelntc.
2.5:. misfit-f: ”All lhni the su-
Clieeco Cousins-d
tilt
st so John's 3
o'clock. ogwswg. 0
Sunkcy thirty-seven. ample occupitluu.
ed together for seven tetra.
@—
Randolph and the Landlord.
John Pain dolpli was a traveling in a port
of Virginia with which he watt unncqusin-
In lb: int-outlines he stopped during
the night at an ion at the fork of the road.
The lnuket'pel’ was a due old gentleman.
Knowing who his dintlnguishet guest was.
he endeavored to draw hitn into conversi-
tion, but failed to All his .8 DUI. But in the
morning when Mr. Run-lolpli was ready to
stun, be called fu‘hls bill, which. on being
preheated, wss pri‘d.
noxious to have some coiiw
bias. begun as follows :
"Which way are you traveling. Mr. Ron-
io be better.
nit-3:646 Fellows anus
th Norwnik. every Wedn
Degree
Oflcers-N. 6..
noun: 8 .K. 8.
bliipscn; Trees. 8. B.
”mount Odd Pollen
‘ le‘elerk. neuron bod”
nun-r “v e I I1
[ah-low
Butler Lodz- no. if:
What You Can Get for ”.00..
I". r 35.00 you curt get. from us or any
bookseller. Scribner‘s Monthly. the best of
all the illustrated magazines. for one year
and it half. beginning with the magnificent
Midsummer number for August. last. and
containing till the chapters oI “ His Inheri-
tuncr," Miss 'i‘niton’s graphic story of Army
lie; all of “ Roxy.“ E-tward Egglestou’o
new novel. in story of Western life during,
the political campaign of 18“): and all or of
large purt of Boysen’e novel. “A Knight of
Fortune.” the story of a community of emit":
grants in the Northwest; besides shorter
stories by Mrs. Burnt-tie. Bax-i Bolus. Boycott
etc.: and Illustriiled Poems. Travel Sketches.
Elfliyfl, -Rovlews. nearly a dozen of the
_, _nplendidiy illustrated series of "Oitboldoor”
Pepers. including many of the best or the.
series on “‘ American Sports."nnd on “the
Form‘mfs‘."
. m
an Inbnflarflu;
No.9 nests . Odd Fe]
Raw-1k. Int nedtblri.
dock.
The landlord.
flag»: with
“Sir." said air. Rudolph. with a look of
“I asked." said the iuudicrd. "which way
you were troveling.“
“Have I paid my bill i"
“Do I owe you anything more i"
picturesque aspecteofmerlcan
matte" etc; including all thennmberej
of Scribner-ls I‘m, from Amt'zsfl. ‘
to Jamel”. inclusive. and nicotine,
splendid Christians EultdnanmbcrctBi. -
“W- ii, I am going just where I please-—
7"
dentood
_ The landlord. brthis time. got nomcwbnt
excihdmcd'lr. Randolph drove on But
to the landlord‘s surprise. the scrvsnt ri-
bl Win! the ‘
belt“ {put of
not?!» “it
tum-dwinqflevwhlchof t
ORWALK, CONN, SATUR
W hllflu‘.
W
29. 1877.
Pfllill’s Eill'l‘
‘EGEMBER.
fang. a spoon. a bib.
. tooth so pearly white.
robber rinn to bite.
7, plate all lettered round.
«lbs to resound.
ng—aoo l she stands!
‘twixt outatrohhvg ed hands.
‘ doll with amen hair.
willow rockingohair.
dress or richou hue.
1 7 pair of gutters blue.
“7 " ochooidoyaiter day.
aohooinn‘ntn“toobey.
otudy—aoon‘tiapast.
'mul tor winter whether.
jockey-hut and feather.
sack with funny pockets.
. chain. a ring. and locusts.
while to dance and bow.
escort hotncward now.
, party. otimowhnt iota.
- lingering at the gate.
walk in icify June.
Nk while shines the moon.
reference to papa.
planning with mamma.
many grave.
amle to be breve.
cottage on niawn.
kin—my girl was gone!
—St Nicholas for November.
#
-0hnrgo “to.”
words are of immense impon
hood, of ii fnmily or anyone
it in to provide ways and minus
otblng and other expenses inci-
roc words no links in o chain
. L forge for itursolvoe. and every '
. . SON repeated this chain becomes
‘ ” stronger till the burden cannot
c.
words add 50 per cent. to tho
we purchase. for the ecl~
”bond vory likely needs cash. and as
7 his money over several times
‘ . csn iiquidstc his claim ho charges.
7 to the curb pitch. a profit for
ho might have used his money
cosh on the spot.
hhroo words. easily and pleasantly
as pleasantiv responded to.
tho abject slave of the creditor.
from only morn till dewey eve."
mutilation interest so bumpers
and depletes his earnings Iftni
. - a boon greatly to be do
tech-expected. From January
he labors. braking slink of
clubs itecaaionuliy. but too he-
‘ twoiaatt if both endncaube
when the accounts are bah
is made an moist! for
apok “(I
words should be blotted from
every forum‘s vocabulary.
oliird. of all men. to p i3 enormous interests.
nor can he nllow debts to neeuisiiibite when
future and uncoltiiin guinsciinonly be relied
This reliance too often prostate n
hrokoo‘rccd. and spinner or later. brings him
tnii‘totion and bankruptcy.
Tm tbreo words nroai nevorbenpoken
if n tat-trough self denial be practiced tor it
your or two. Paw its you go. involw no
occuiviulstine burdens but
tho dolly routine of labor.
to know how ranch a family can dispense
with if it rhid system of «may prevnils.
end a determination to live within its means
lighten instead
It is wonderful
These three words may irr used its is It‘nl‘
irnry means of bringing it hitru plaice. but
r use is niwnts exmuuely hazardous. tinii
should nevi-t be used who“ “ pat- as
or “cash on the spot “ can by city menus br
______--——-—.._.__._——
Anniversary of tire Death of
Washington.
The Nth day of I) ccruber was the town
tinuivorenry of the death of Georce.
“first in war. first in peac .
and first in the hearts of his countrymen."
The lapse of time onlv msktts brighter his
fame. The following account. of his lost
hours and lust wuriis breve a Iprclnl interest
He took ebid. eiiglited the symptoms. say-
Iro as it came." In the morning
of the 14th December, 1799. he felt severe
illness; colic-i his overseer, Mr. Rtwltugs,
to bleed him. He was aggltstedmnd Wdlb-
ingtou enid to him. “don't be afraid.“
When tibiltli to tie up his arm. I!” e iid with
ulliicnlty, " more." Alter till rfl‘tirts htid
toiled. he designnted the paper he meant for
his will. then turned to Tobias hour and
said, “I and I out going; my brcuth cannot
continue long. I believed front the first it
would be fntnl. Do you arrange and record
all my military letters «rid pnpemsrrangc my
accounts and settle my books, as you know
more shout them their: any one else. and lrt
Mr. Rowliuga finish recording my other let-
ters which be huh begun." '
Between five and six o‘clock he sold to
his physician. Dr. Orsiit. “ I feel myself
going; you bod better not take any more
trouble about the, but. let me go 08' quietly;
I cannot last long." Shortly after. again he ‘ , If you can‘t get will you cl
. . get greenbao e it
said. “Doctor. I die hard, but I out not , person in every town in take
sfrold to an; I believed from my first attack , . "“Wlmw' °' ”‘° “'3‘“
I “mum not 5'3"!” l“- my um“ “9m“ 3%. world. Anyoneesn become a ancecestul agent.
M W" About ... 9...... h. m... alias“ orsmrrlortrltudm " "l
ecvercl attt topic to spunk to fir; Lear, sad subscribes. cue-gent "bottomnklng over so in
.. i... was .. t .... ill-i solac- nmm crucialt‘iuznutuuw.:nm .33;
decently hurried. and do not let my budyttte on. the bit-tumor
y your spare time.
put into the vault in less than two dsys after home over night. You can do it no
' ' directions md erm
own pulse; his band fell from his wrist. and
George Washington was no more.
N
The high price of postage stamps is owing
:50 the sbseocecf competition in the busi-
oem. Vllcnopoliq should be suppressed.
Somebody should-get upnpcstage stamp
you could buy threefortvcceotn—.
a
Pillll's EXTRACT.
'l‘he People‘o Remedy.
a,
new Potts Bxlrnotor.
Note: Air for Nd’d unit-set.
“he no Cohort
——-—”—-—
“floor. tor t “bi-ago} or hesitant
\
rooms motor—m t \
u line no: ‘oonrsnu PAR:
imam“... m m N..."
tivo rtrtties‘ cannot hooxcsllcd m ‘
wlmlkil. lie Fawtnv rna mutt to be with-
out “180‘s “Tit tif'l‘. Amour“. Roch
are. mwvuisorrs . Srnatrra are relieved
nltnoat \gastahtly by evtttrnal nwitcntion.
Mist rollovel pains of Boone. Gentile.
Ixcontnvlotts. marina. Ono Snows. lotto.
Pocono. Colitis. etc. .trreste inflammation.
discoloration an heals rnpldly.
I. ”:3 And it thotr beat friend. it assume
no to which they are i'ncttuanu an t—
notnbly fullness and sure in the .
nausea. vertigo. etc. promptly moderates
and permanently heals a i kinda of Illml‘
narrow and mesons-torts.
IIIIIORItliOIDS on Pit.“ and in this the only im
mediate relief and ultimate euro. he case.
however chronic or obstinate. cnu long mist
its regular use.
V‘AItiCOSi VIII“. It is tho only cure euro.
unlit? DISIASES. it has no equal for perma-
nent core
ILIRBING ”on any cause. For this it is as!»
ctr-to ‘has saved hundreds of lives when all
other candies failed to arrest bleeding from
Nero. aroucn. Lorine and elsewhere.
TOOTIIACPE. lsascln. Rnuuwta and fianc-
rurtasl are all alike relieved. and often per-
manently cured
PHYSICIANS of all or s who are n nnintcd
with Putin‘s Rit'f‘lt tc‘l‘ or \Vl‘i‘t‘. l AX".
recommend it in their notice. We have lot‘
tors of commendation in hundreds of phr-
~ aiclnn-. many of whom order it for use in
their own practice.
EOYT‘S PHARMACY can recommend “ POND‘S
“TRACT.
Ailh' of the Dru late cans k it til of “ POXD‘S
ttx'rttliclr'lK m ‘
£08.“? I‘. ELY uses the Extract in his own fatn-
IT IS otcndilv used in the family of JOHN J.
CAFI. lac.
Mil. HENRY VAN IIOOSIAR warmly endorses it.
DR. EMILY PhRDIE is n \vnrnt advocate of
FUND‘S EXTRACT.
Their names are legion.
TOILET 178'. Removes Sounskss. ““130an
and Maurine: hcala Ci‘rs. Eanl-‘ufl and
PtIano. it roe insurgents: and
while wonderfully tmprovinx the Connexion.
. can a
out it. It is used by all the location Livery Ste
flame»
to Swelilhs‘
. Farmyard
house. be: it he tried once.
«who without it.
“Willi Fund‘s lawnet has been
mannrmsu hoe
in or thiseonntrynndknrone
continue-um
den Lane. New York.
Wham...
”ISL? \‘BGB‘I‘QBLB.
and m"m" Iodi-
eisenitaew l
ml. Sat
ammo“ discsws of \
thou . outreach a
V late the Livers-d
pron mu nitrous.
BAD BREJI'II!
re the etutnaeh. and can
lcct. no cure a rent
ion and General II th.
.PIL ES .'
IIIIEI'O .
CONSTIPA TION .9
SHOULD not be recorded as
a trifling ailment—in fact nntttre
demands the utmost. regularity
of the bowels and any deviation
from this densnnd pnvos the way
often so serious (ionizer It in
quite an necessary to rupture tut-
uro accumulations from the
novels as it is to out or sleep
and no health can be ex ected
where a coativc habit 0 body
prevails.
SICK HEADACHE.
xoxs‘ LIV“ likouu'rcrt on Manicure.
sanctum oxu pr
.1. II: IBILI‘ a: 00.,
tro
tart You can devote aliiour time to
on need not
not pent
evkecirdin
“steam“; noes. Scone o e
ho
nnl.“Per .,
Isolde-ad." Lear says. “I bowed naséht. Juemremmmc
He looked at me again end said. ‘do yon 30' ' i
understand met’ I replied. ' yes. sir.’ ”Tie
well.” said be." And these were his lost ,
words. Just before he expired he felt his D a
Illa
walk Sentinel
rum xvxnr stamina! .
GOLDEN BROTHERS. Proprietors.
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““33. “LL-READS. STATIIEIHS.
HAND-IIIJ.& POSTIIS
PAW m
I‘IDOEA as.
JOHN H‘U'I‘CIIINGS
“newly Ritchie! n Ms. W‘s Minn
street. South Norwnik. 'I'hnnkful forthepnst pst~
onagc received fromhlscnstotnern he hopes. by
keeping a good arsortmontnr Groceries. to meet
their approbation. and secure a tenuous share of
their pntronnge in the future.
EMILY PARDEE ll. .
(Grudnate cf 8. Y. ledicol college for Women.)
Ger. ”All? a 24 Audit. sun-31's.
out “at”!!! INOIWALI. 0.88.
tentld‘uo to :lirtfifi‘df‘di‘" and M a
tire of medicine and surgery.
awn. sod nl
ttcndcd to. Tamil:
m
Danburv and benefit Ii. iii.
reduces swellin stops bleeding. renews ,
venue-clam its-int. Doo- 3, it“ ‘
trn ,
“.10 ill. t
p. (rota with humor car. “you bk
m iiiclden
files. ni.. his . tn.. ill .. .Irstht. '
rotuptli forwarded andn ‘ P t VFW . 7 -
led with ilomteepoéiuc rerrisd ‘
loo.
Prof. of ‘l‘heor arid t‘i . Lileuthnl. it. 3..
cc. N. ‘t‘. cl .: Clumonce
l N. I” Alfred It.
B A K E R ,
Carpenter & Jobber
Glt‘t‘I [terminal attention to all kinds of work iii
the carpenter line.
tiyh nttcc‘udtuldtc. or}: at I!
u use res ‘IIN . . . . .
lin street echo-d hou‘se. L a” “g a?“
Soul Hurrah Sirius
BANK. I
Friedman 83.. as. Neuron. CL. WM”
Open ball from Ste it a m.. and
turdny etwulm hum h to
Whtemt allowed on Deposits.
s. A. MARK. \‘IWM.
. nod, Trees. 8w tr
ro rtttunttsworm‘s IX'i‘Rscr. No Stock
to hosts“! to it p.
no Liven Mott M be with-
bloo. Street Railroads and first “0mm in
How York Cit . It has no rqual for Sprnins.
or Se in Ohnhnks. htiahcos. Seroton-
(‘tt 1mm
. Illecdi
“mouth. I“ cf’l‘flarrhoctx Chills. 0035::
the. its rnnfo or action is wide. and the relief
ltnltsrdoir «pro-opt that it is invaluable
Drs. C. II. Kendall & Son,
Whine nrttele has the mm
x $0? blownlaeoeh bottle. fits pro-m
{newhowto‘reparett Refer-eon
.othor rot into «M This to
the articlowaedhy Physicians andinthe
tniqerotiooopeernrnodnt eitherenro
, twin II. It
anarchism
DENTISTRY I
m We l ’ill m
Please you both in Work & Prices
ll‘e Israeli M .'
lmh‘nxnvssncel’ouh‘etu or. in tint-
phlotroru. delete P
Extract Mm. no hint.
3%!
m ,, -
I! feel dull. drowsy. infiltrated. hove Ire.
M south men s
and tongue \ are a
u “nod manhunt?“ “$33134? no.“
‘1' \ i \‘s‘
Wumornmnn.
0%
DR. SWIFT Dentist.
OVER SWING") RISG I . Pull“.
Corner )Inin “Clifton-ato- St.. South Earn-nth.
LOUIS J. BLAKE,
Counsellor-abhor,
Ice in Sword’s Building,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
ed by" )ldviiic I. lend.)
the” Con
Nothiru is so unplcnsont. nothing so common
nsbndbrcnth. and in neat-z every case it comes
m e so easily corrected if
you will take silworia‘ Liven “remain. Do not
this repulsive dirtth
not. or
ttcr. It. will also im rove your appetite. Complcx~
Row titanv out! -r turture day after day. making
life a burden and robbinl existence of all rtlcasnrc.
owin to the secret entering from Plies. Yetrclief
is res y to the hand of almost any one who Will use
sytcrnollenily the remedy that. has permanently
cured thousands. “alone Ltvnri Rum.“ n is
Ito drastic violent purge. but. a gentle assistant to
Btu-anon on W legion
Mum! in all the Courts of
ly united. Collections /
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Successor to PURDY an TYSON. Wholesale and
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Insurance;
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Real Estate and In” Agent.
srssusnrr non-rs. mallow mum
Washington Street, Opposite F 0.
count mwsm-oomt.
me. it use wanted Ontfltnup
TRU a: 00.. Augusta. Nellie
This dietrcesiug sanction occurs most frequent-
Thc disturbance of the stomach. nrlsirrg from
i .
eh int rfcctl digested mutate. cent! a severe
pain in hind a compacted with d cagrccnbie
. e
nuanced thisccnstitutes what in pa ulnrly known
all sick headache: for the relief or wh ch Tull Six-
sci PHIL tDILPau.
Fe: solo by G. C. Stillson. Drnggiet. Washington
a . “
‘Gront chaos to mnkc money.
Nor-walk Relief Society.
At a meeting-of the drums ottlmwalk and
South Non-walk. held at the Animals. on Tues-
day evening. August lath. “the Nor-walk Eelid So-
ciety“. was organised. and the following continuous
electcdcaicero cf the society :— ,
'rnouss ii. HOBBUR. Passion.
SAHUEL LYN”. I. 0.. Tm.
WM. A. LOOKWOOD. I. 0.. W.
Edward K. Lockwood.
William H. hire.
James L. Ambler.
Gel-attics P. Adams.
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be away
well as others.
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Intuitive”; *
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