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The (‘hlld‘n Influence.
"'l‘bx re is Whiskcy Bill.wbo used to drive
the will Wlilll' horse in front of a twenty
the veil! wagon." repeated the man in
torn-s of ‘nrprise.
.. Yfls."
‘- Well. it's a. curious case.“ he
slowly continued. " “'e all thought he
had gone to the dogs. for sure, for he was
drinking :1 pint. of whiskey a day. but a
few in. inllls ago he braced right unstopped
drinking. and now I hear he's in a good
11min»... and saving money. It beats all.
for the last time I saw him ho was half
under ground."
“:1...” you go home at night and find
tlmt all in well with your own flesh and
blood, do you go to sleep reasoning
that the rest of the world must take care
of ibelf? Do you ever shut your eyes and
call up the hundreds of faces you have
“11'! during the day. and wonder if the
pal-‘livss of death will cover any of them
before the niorrow ? When you have
once been attracted to a face. even if it be
a rtmngcr's. do you let it drop from rneni~
ory With your dreams, or do you Call it up
again and again as night comes down and
hope it may lose none of its brightness in
the whirling mist of time?
So “'hiskey Bill was hunted down. And
inquiry here and there finally traced on to
a little brown cottage on a by street. He
sat on the steps in the twilight—3 burly.
bmad-shoulderul man of fifty. and in the
house three or four children gathered
around the. lamp to look over the picture
book.
“ Yes. they used to call me \Vhiskey
Bill down town.“ he replied. an be moved
along and mad.- ruom. “ But it is weeks
since I have heard the name. No wonder
they think me dead. for I‘ve not set eyes
on the old crowd for months. and I don't
want to for months to come."
" They tell me you haw quit drinking.
(Inc could sec that by your face.“
” I hope so. I haven't touched a drop
since Fobrunrv. Ila-fore that I was half
drunk day in zind day out. and more of ii
brute IllilII a man. I don‘t mind saying
that rriy wife‘s death set inc to thinking.
but Ididn‘t stop my liquor. God forgive
me. but I was drunk when she died. biilf
drunk :it the grave. and I mcunt to go on
is regular spree that night. I was low
down. air. and I wt»: no better than a
brute those days.
“ And so you left your niotlierless chil~
dren in home and went out and got
drunk .‘ “
“ No. I said I meant to. but I didn‘t.
The poor things were crying all day. and
after coming home from the burial I
thought to get 'eni tucked away in bed be‘
fore I went out. Drunk or sober I never
struck one of ‘em ii blow. and they never
run from me when I staggered home.
There‘s four O! ‘em in there. and the
youngest isn‘t quite four years yet. I get
the older lanes in bed ull right. and then
came little Ned. llu had cried himself to
, sleep. and he called fur lnutlwl’ as StK‘“ as
I wake him. Until that night I never had
that boy on my knee. tinny nothing cf
putting him to bed. and you can guess
these big fingers made slow work with the
hooks sud buttons. Every minute he
kept asying muthcr didn‘t do thnt way.
grid the big children were hiding their
hands under the quilts to dawn their subs.
When I had his clothw off and his night-
gown on. lwu “burned to put him down.
ml when the oldest law turn in my eyes-
bud jumped out of bed to put her nrma'
round my neck. I dropped the name of
Whiskey Bill right then sud forever.“
“ And little Ned?“
" Xebbe I‘d lave weakened but for him."
replied the nun. ss be wiped his eyes.
" After I got the child‘s nightgown uh.
whnt did he do but kneel right down he-
side me nnd wnit for me to say the Lord‘s
payer to him. Why. sir. you might have
knocked me down with a feather. There
Iwumotbcr nnd father to him. and!
mldn‘t Isy four words of that prayer to
nvc my life. lis wsiwd and wsitcd for
no to begin as his mother slwnys had. and
tho big children were waiting. and when
ltockhiminmysrms crid kissed him.l
all-l haven to witncu that my life
flock! chsngc from thst hour. And an it
did. dr. sud I‘ve been trying hard to lend
umber. honest life. God helping me. no
as shall over all me W'h‘ukey Bill
I
now,
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I:
he four children. little Ned in his
Mame out forum-addic-
hsycnddhdforsmment in his fsthcr‘s
“sadism—-
"Weight. [Is—goodnight. every-
“ in this wovld—gcodaigbhmup
, fibril—Ind don‘t put out. tho light
Ill—Idiom"
w. JWNOV stcn
“fiMflthcucofsixtyycu-s.
fimsndvscfh'mn. ad rslssd
as the pair came dusting out he called:
linipers as he came to to halt ~ " is knock- _
ing a man over two beer kegs and a table pact. but it. has more inwardncss than tho HUN ' ourmrl Letter.
setting 'em up?“ — Detroit Free Mas. saying of Mathew Ilcnry: “ That. in a good
8
( ven if he rcgale you never so copiously .
itli his affairs. Think vou he would be the great entrance in the main aisle la the
. inscription.
which is etcrnnl."
tn swear is neither brave. polite nor wise.
li
incessantly during her lwrformiincc.
Neverudd hyixx‘risy to lxxirislinoess by S
securing to be pleased with what you I
thought more contcinptiblc than yonrcon-
p
li
ll
inkstund.
l»
ginllllli‘sn.
vle unless your scissors are shurp. Every-
body likes un incisive write.
Never talk of yourself in ti country m. the fiimily. One of the holiest sanctu- l
where fortymdd millions of people are urine on earth is borne.
l is more vcnerable than any iiltcr in thc cu-
to pay attention to the answer.
of nring
flow Ilc “Dos fan l‘p‘“
81mva beam the inn who mad: he.
bind the bsr Mn certain sslmn on (mum
“vim is n .mnmi milling Old
man. certain [mini 0le to the combi‘
III‘“ that there wns no fight in him. They
therefore cooked up n plan upon hlri Mn
and umle him “ mt ‘rm up“ for tbecmwd.
'l‘hm whim-ml men cnllnl upon the old
man in a burly yutenlny. and bunlmw
was opened by one of them saying:
"When I was in bum last night you
handnl mu it aims of hair with a fly in it.
No gentleman would do tlint. You meant
it sn an insult. and now I demand satia-
fsction. You must meet me on n field of
honor.
" lab dot bossihlc! \‘lint field ish dot .‘“
cxclninicd the Astonishcd bartender.
" You must go out with me rind tight ii
duel! "
.. t‘mod gracious! lab dot drue‘?"
“ Yes it is. I‘ll go out and leave my
two friends here to settle the details with
you. I must either have blood or an aniv
plc apology! “
W hen the belligerent had retired. one of
the other: said:
" See here. old man. I‘m afraid you‘ve
got yourself into a bad box. That chap is
a sure shot. and he'll wing you."
“ llow vliill he put some wings on me?“
innocently inquired the becr jerker.
“ Now listen. You insulted him.“
“ Ynh."
" lle demands the satisfaction of a gen-
tleninri."
" Ynh."
“ You must fight a duel with blni or
apologize and set up the beer.“
.. \‘hnt ish a duel? "
and pace off tcn prices and shoot at each
up the beer or beg his pardon."
man as he lifted a big navy revolver into
sight. ” If I sets up der peer I loses flf-
teen cents: If I go oudt urid tights some
duels I kills him atone detl “
“ And you'll fight. '3 "
" Yaw, I vhill—it is sheapcr! "
" Don‘t you know.“ said the man after
(
all three of us? "
f
to-niorrow
Ile thereupon changed his pistol forn.
club. danced around the bar. and the way
be rushed 'run out was painful to see. The
belligerent was waiting on the. corner. and s
ight rnit you two and duke dcr udder one
. ..
I
l
" Did he set ‘crn up?"
“ Set ‘em up! " shricked ono of the
i
l.
“O s
Never Do It.
Friendship should I
a
lady's lady friends.
he encouraged. not discouraged.
Never tell all you know to a stranger.
.
iore careful of your reputation than he is
f his own '3
Never jam your finger in the docr; for
chcr risk :i lady to play upon the piuno.
lllt‘Si you intend to be polite enough to
stcn to licr playing. After havingtulkml
f
cmptiple pruttlc. an up that you Mkud
or to play out of lxiliteness. and failed to
stcn out of inilmlituness.
Never put the niucilngc brush in the
True. the temptation is great;
ut remember that cleanliness is next to
l.
I‘
Never attempt to write an original arti-
ti
vent on talking about themselves.
Never tuk aipicstiori unless you intend I
no pleasure in life comparable to the joy
our knowledge.
ricnd a chance to air his.
on with a love surpassing thiit of women.
Never any that you haw heard before
what your friend llfk‘i evidently taken
great pleasure in telling you. Ilia delight
at lltlillllg you equally well—informed with
himself may not been great as you had
imagined.
He will love t
l
r
f
X
while the donor is present. After ho is l
gone it is n duty. The pmper study of n l
horseman is the horse.
she will be able to keep it to herself?
Never frvt about to~morruw‘a weather.
“lurr‘nw‘n storm by getting mashed on the
railroad or blown up on the atenmbont.
Never—that is. hiiixlly-mbeg pnnluri. but
wonder this did not hiip “uniform—~808-
fun Ninacn‘pf.
vw—w—vn-
Womcn that Never Grow Old.
Love and appreciation nrc to n women
what dew and sunshine arc to a flower.
They refresh and brighten her whole life.
They make her strong-heart“ and keen-
slzhtcd in everything effecting the wel-
fare of her home. They enable her to
cheer her husbsnd. when the cares of life
press hcsvlly upon him. and to be a very
providence to her childmn. To know thnt
her husband loves her. and is proud of
her. nnd believes in her: that even her
faults nrc looked upon with tenderness;
thnt her face. to one. st least. is the fair-
est face in all the world: and the hcsrt
which to her is the crastcst nud noblest.
hold her sored in its inmost race-ea
above 9.11 woman. gives bsr s strength.
sad courage. sud sweetness. cud vlvncity.
which nll the wealth of the world cannot
bestow. Let s woman‘s life be pcrvsded
with such an influence. and her hcsrt snd
mind will never grow old. but will blos-
nu: sad swcctcn and brighten in per-pa
U youth.
An cxcbuigc in a neighboring county
contains sn sccount of I. and task. It
guys that s certsin msn in tbs: townmho
had never ulvcruced. was found dcsd un—
derbiscountcr.wbcrcbchnd bcsnlylng
two dsys. Kc wu- sccidsntslly discovered
bynunsll boy who wantinsogctsnlckcl
W As he bud nova advertised.
bad form when his Inn was.
just contempt.
things. no they are the more linblu to
abuse; and the more exellent anything is.
3 blank silence, “ that you'll have to fight the more pernicious in the abuse of it.
all the world there is nothing so vilc we
“ Yziw. I ‘spnse I vbill. I shall now that which pretends to be divine and is Run... as :1 police to K... it llllt‘kl
not: nor is anything else capable ofso per
a good sermon to night."
mnn iriiikcs you
do better and that you can do better. I cnll (
pernbunduncc of religious
bczirt iiction. when it obtained its supplies
Washington.
who posess this living principle which
torn.
satin duppled with diamonds.
Never tell a am.“ to ‘ woman. lf van wasn‘t breexc enough to make the violets
.‘ k 1 to nurse". “.3“. ‘. tthat nod. The dew fell with its customary
can eep l M ‘ xpec softness. Mid was plllowed upon the petal
of the dreaming lily.
If tiwlny‘a weather in pleasant. enjuy it. mntmnpluted all the benuty of the foreign-
You may be so fortunate " to escape to‘ lug tintypv. he broke the silence:
‘SOUT
RELIGIOUS.
doing he carried Others with him by th
is likewise the ermine of fcwcr virtues.
tn Jumpb.
not perish for cvcr.
Christ.
of humility to talk thus.
bis nbibity or willingness to save.
of enthusiasm. may easily churncnterixc
the scum person or period.
site.
us. we could serve (lod cheerfully and
rendily.
must not be charged
(‘ecil once said. rind most truly: “The
wny of every man is declarative of the
"Why. you must go outside the city end of that man.“ None but (kid can
innke nclinnge before the end: and the . .
other. Now. then. will you do that or set probability or prostpcct that God will do he gqu‘iakpd‘ in his odd fnlsctto; “ they lX‘ JUdEGd by bu) cruvnt. “he wears 110
it is destroyed in proportion to every day": mum. disorder. and they are the chief ob- cravat we suppose he hasn't f'nny.
Men do not adorn themselves with rags
II' boast of what is under general and
According to the value of
In
iicioiisun abuse.
Said a good old lady to the preacher as
re carneont of the pulpit: “ You preached
" “'hnt is your
tnndnrd of a good sermon?“ \thn :iser-
feel that you ought to
tn good sermon." It would be hard to
u find it better definition—It is less corn-
ernion which does thee good."
Over the triple doorways of tlic cntlie.
Never be too warm in your praises of dral there are three lllt-lt‘l'lpllOIli-l spanning
be splendid nrchos. Over one is curved
beautiful wreath of roses and under-
ncatli the legend. " All that which pleases
is but. for a moment."
But underneath
important
"That only is
No community ever suffered from 11 six
thought and
ruin thctnicsourcc. “'c need men in
Mid in our State capitol-i.
‘cks to build up n stntc and u nntion upon
be solid rock. “'0 need them upon the
bench to interpret and administer the law.
We need them in business of every kind.
We need them in cvcry walk of life. in
socictv in our homes.
Iict‘us have “fine the less emotion. none
licliinfimortiility. but from top to but
within and without. let us have
igbteousness. Then our emotions will be
reul. our morality will be holiness.
“Let them learn first.“ says Paul. "to
bow religion at Ironic.“ Religion begins
The family alter
hedral. ’l‘bemluciition of the soul for
There is eternity begins by the fireside.
.-\ lurk guns up iiingiiig towards heaven
hen struigbtwuy she frills. So it is with
iiiii who priiys not. Prayer is the uiovc~
ncrit of the wingsof the soul. it bears
n the filth uf earthly impulses.
W
A Serious Mistake.
They were sitting on the stoop together.
Never look ngift hurae in the mouth It was about 8:47. The moon was float.
rig serenely across the heavens. which
naked like an immense stretch of pale
There
After they had
*‘ It rained this morning. didn‘t it put l“
“ It did.“ she replied sweetly.
.. \\'e have it great deal of rain liitely.
havuu‘t wu. dearest l“ he went- on. as he
gave it bitch to his suspenders.
H We huve.“
“ Duh-c like ruin. my little peach l"
M NO."
“ Neither do I.“
feebly :
think it will ruin to-mcrrow 1'“
“I think not.“
dsy ?“
to-rnorrow.“
“ Why do you think so I"
" Why. because the skicsm cloudy."
“ They no quite bright." he went on
with I smile.
good mturedly. “ It was one of you
our: thnt I took for n dsrk cloud."
And then the young man. who couldn‘
get up I. conversation. abruptly left.
dsntvsrbnllnstructlcnsscpsytohcr
yssuprtortcbis Oath.
s
WRUM
In aptitude n ma may in \c heaven by
the Wu cf prayer and devntluni but in an
way Of mercy and charity. In mlitude.
there are fewer tcmptntlmis. but then there
The" was but one man to whnm the
Egyptians mulil an to in time of famine.
when they wanted fund. They must arc
It wiui a wnntc of time to go to
anyone elm. So there hi but one to whom
liungering souls must go if they would
They must go to
I am penanadcd that many persons say
more about their sins being too great to
feel. from n supposition that it is a token
God cannot be
glorified. nor Christ honored by doubling
An excess of excitement or n deficiency
Enthusiasm
is grave. inward. self-controlled: more ex-
citement is outward. fantastic. hysterical
nridpiisaing in a moment from tears to
laughter; from one aim to its very oppo-
It is our folly to betray our duties by
our wishes; if it were thus and thus with
Thou fool. there is no condition
but grace can improve it to some religions
use. for the advantage of some duty or
other: it is thy laziness. and the blame of
thine own neglect
upon providence.
Then there was another long pause. and
more contemplation Of tho ufomld tin-
type. when the youth want on very
“Does my little gold-haired gum-drop
“Iwonder if it will rain next Thurs-
" Don‘t knOW: but I think it will rain
“I beg your psrdon." shc responded.
Scan HeCsbc of New Even. I niece of
the late V'lcsr GcnsnlLynch. has brought
an notion assimt Rev. Thomas J. Synoft
of Bridgeport to compel him to render to
the superior court a full sud dctsilcd sc~
count of thc truct repossd in him by the
Is“ vicar gcncrsl. who. the petition
chins. left property mounting to not
www.msndpvcto the rupon-
hrgsmcfuoncy. “W"
Pabst Lynch's Mfudfit
iONNc’
Josh litmus on Marv-lace.
Sum people mnrry bcknusc tbcv think
wluimln will br- mm next your. and live
to wonder how the stock holds out.
Sum runny to get rid of thenisclvni. and
discover that the gum was one that twu
can play M and neither win.
8qu marry for love without s cent in
their pocket. nor 3 friend in the mrld.
rmrndrop of pedigree. This looks dec-
pernte. but is the strcngtli of game.
Ruin rnnrry in “MI. and their alt down
turd think it carefully over.
Sum think it carefully over first. and
then sit down and marry.
No ltlllll knn tell jlat exactly whst cnllco
has made up her mind tew do. Calico
don‘t know herself. Dry goods of all
kinds in the child of circumstance.
"—000—
(innrzutv on LA\\'\'ER.S.~—“ Mr. Greeley."
said Partridge. " this is Mr. Dcnslcw. a
young attorney." Greeley uttered a. short
grunt of recognition. but :did not even
look around. I. mnbrirrnsscd. shrunk
away to one corner and took a chair. Ho
went on nround the ruoni. looking at pic-
tures and what not. and in about five min-
utes. when his back was turned on me and
I thought he had forgotten. he suddenly
without looking at me. said: “Hem! So
you're an attorney. are you ?" I confessed
it. " I hate lawyers: he exclaimed cm-
pbntically. “ I hate lawyers: they do
more mischief than their bends are worth."
“ I suppose they are it necessary evil." I
suggested. tlcprecntlngly
" Wholly unnecessary." he insisted.
“ I suppose you will acknowledge.“ l
fillld “ that they promote good order and
remove impediments to good govern-
ment.“
“ Just the contrary! just the contrary!"
Q
" Yhell. I dells you." replied the old self indulgence in evil; in proportion to striclcs 1.0 good government."
every new link added to the chitin 0f iniq-
uitous and procrastinating habit.
I thought the man was crazy." Perhaps
you will tell me." I suggested. " bow
debts would be collected without law-
yers ?"
“Don‘t wrint'crn collected! don‘t want
'em collected!" ho squcnked; “ If A lctsB
have his property without payment. I
don't see why (‘, I). E. F. and all the rest
if the alphabet should be called on to
No debt
should be collected by law. It‘s mon-
strous! Let iinmn trust another man nt
hisown risk. Even u gnuiblcr pays his
debts that he isn‘t legally obliged to pay.
and calls them debts of honor; but: men
will put their property out of their hands
to prevent the legal collection of their gm»
-cry bills. Abolish all laws for collection
of debt. and that would abolish must of
vonr lawyers. Good riddnncc?"—Indiana} -
(
.0.
WHO Sirocu) Nor in: A Winn—Has
that wonnui u call to be it wife who thinks
more of her silk dress than her children,
and visits her nursery no oftener than once
a day '! IIllS that woman ii call to be ii
wife who cries for ii t‘iuibniere shawl when
her husband‘s notes are being protested ?
Has that woman a grill to be is wife who
sits reading the last novel while the hirs-
brind stands before the glass vninly trying
Has that woman ii call to bc ll wife who
expects her husband to swallow diluted
coffee. soggy bi'ciul. Sllli‘lli)‘ tea and \vntci‘y
potatoes six days in seven? Iliis slu- n t‘l\ll
to be it wife who flirts with c\ cry mun she
meets rind reserves her frowns for her
home fireside? Has she n cull to be u wife
who comes down to breakfast in lllli)llllllll-
blc curl papers. n soiled dressing-gown
and shoes down ill. the heel '.‘ Has she a
cull to be a wifc whose husband‘s lovc
weighs naught in the balance with her
next door neighbor‘s dnniiisk curtain or
velvet carpet 1* Hits she n cnll to bun wife
who would take mlviintngc of ii moment of
conjugal weakness to extort money or ex-
am. It promise? Has she a call to hen wife
who tiikcs ii journey for pleasure. leaving
her husband to toil in a close office and
have an eye tnscrvunts and children? Iliu
she ii cull to bc ii Wife to whom ii good hiis~
rand‘s society is not the greatest of earth-
lv blesaings. turd n house full of rosy chil-
dr cu its best furnishing iirid prettiest adorn-
ment ?——E.r.
MQW
Mary Stiinriard‘s head was taken by
Prof. White of Ynlc College. the skull
Give your but if she stops the motion of her wings cleaned and mounted. and the flesh of um.
side was preserved in alcohol: this was
the left side. and the reason for preserv-
ing it rather than the other was that upon
beiivenward. but \vitliOul prayer he sinks the cheek nppeumd numerous slight in-
i
deritatiuiia which aplxxnred to have re.
sulted fruiu a bruise. Dr. C. M. Carleton
of Norwith. an eminent surgical expert.
in the employment of the State. on exam.
lnlug this flesh Observed n resemblance
betwsem the many indentations and such
marks as might have been made by the
nails of n bout‘licel. Tbs boots worn by
Hayden on the day of the tragedy. which
have been in the Won of the State
authorities. were obtained. The nails In
the rlglitheel did not cormpoud. Then
the left heel was cxamined. nnd wu
found to have what shoemaker: term ii
lift. in which the nails were pwiuiiient.
pared with the marks upon the checlmmd
the result was astounding. Seventeen
were found to immune exactly in their
gunltluii. as was provcn by over forty
measurements and comparisons. The
marks were most prominent on the flesh
immediately over the jaw and check
tunes. where the flesh was most closely
pressed. Counsel for the defense. it laun-
ierstood. have been advised of the dia‘
covery. no that their ex rts may make
an examination. Dr. ‘nrleton will be
called to the stand in a few dn 1. and the
boot heel and the preserved flesh. on
the marks are very clearly perceptible.
will be uubmlttcd t0 the inspection of the
jury.
Mr. Charla: H. Sanford received s so-
vsrc injury to one wrist by being thrown
from his wagon last August. The injury
wns pronounced by the locsl physician n
sprain. rind tmted as such. After u long
period of hslplcunoss sud terrible suffer-
ing. during which the wrist was exunln-
ed by skilled physicians who :11 cereal
that the first diagnosis and treatmsnt
were correct. Mr. Ssridford was prevailed
upon by hi- friends to conault Dr. Sweet.
the noted bone setter of New Hsvcn. Dr.
Sweet at once discovered thst the injury
vvss not s sprsln. but tbst the bones of
one of the bones of the forearm was fruc-
cured st one point and dcslocstcd at sn-
otlicr. The broken ends of the bone bud
commenced to knit tomb» in s wrong
position. It was necessary to rcbrcsk.
set. snd put them in splints for thouoond
time. ‘Mr. Ssnfcrd submittcd totlils open
stlcn some two or thus weeks
now feeling batter than at 313'.
“tbsccddldcnt. It is hoped a
—r¢. I. 61"“. m 3' ""“m'
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W.
p. Pl" togctbcr a magnum“ shirt 1mm...” abuse. if it isn't strong enough to defend
and finds his daughters have got his slip.
aid in
since
be Is now
Onlbswlng-Mhm
ww—
Wbsncvsr the Psi-131nm cm s new
amt. they Rue it.
M..—
lfcn whose business drives than to the
wall—Bill [mm
mw -
Thc “nstlcniil issue“ mint rum pine for
m tics-my notes.
.- ma- .” ,....... «—
(.‘sta bnvc no fixed pclltlcnl bcllcf. They
are madly on the fencc.
W
TIM word “ boom “ la beaming to have s
“ hardly ever“ unsure about it.
—-—-”-—-
A flit bosnlcr culled tbc mold on the plc
a onsla.—s green spot on the dessert.
Moe--
-A monument has nevcr been put up for
Adam. nnd yet he was the man of all men.
Wm
A nun who declared himself to be in-
toxicated with niuaiojwas considered air-
tight.
w"...—
Swltzcrlnnd is not; much Of a maritime
cuntry. but thay ‘rivnlanchc there occa-
slonnlly.
—~—- 4¢H~
The mania continues. Yours hence our
children‘l children will npeak of their Pin-
aforefathcra.
O—-——-
—-“
Nero. Pompey. and Caesar are common
names for dogs; but wouldn‘t Aggrlppa be
more npproprinee?
*v—‘w
It must] be quite (inconvenient to hen
deaf and dumb man: it takes so long to
swear on your fingers.
W
According to the critomolist Of The Ciri-
cinstti Commercial. thc hornet is a little
stern wheel rhinoceros.
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Dr. Holland says a man‘s character may
We do not know how other peo.
ple like this extremely. paragraphical-
weather. but the chimney sweep is always
sooted.
M -—
A hotel keeper may entertain angels un-
awarca. but they must have baggage or
pay in advance torneet the rules of the
house. "
— ,. 9 o O —-
Some "borfid brute“ hits discovered
that the diflerencc between it woman and
an umbrella in that there are times when
you can shut up an umbrella.
0—“ 7900' , 7——
"Evcry cookery-lumk." said Jones.
" ought to be illusti‘nted." “Precisely."
said Smith. "I quitcngrec with you there;
for. don‘t. you know. what is the good
if a dinner without plates?"
“09*
A critic. in noticing a discinirso on “The
Sayings and doings of Great Men." rc-
ninrkn: “It is sad to observu how much
they said and how little they did.”
-ooo»~»~~—
A man dying recently in St. Louis “left
$1.000 to anfindividual who years before
riin awny with his wife. Ila said in the
will that he never forgot 8 favor.
._ 7 « v~ ~
An article is going the rounds beaded
“ Abuses of tobacco." There is no help
for it. Tobacco must take its share of
I
-~
itself.
—____‘..~.___
“'ben the old gentleman comes borne
pcrsmrd the easy chair and the evening
paper ready for llllll. he realizes that it is
the season for a fall opening of his pocket‘
book.
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A young clerk in Holyokc spent six
hours in n refrigerator the other day.
having decn imprisoned by mistake. He
fclt on coming out as though he had just
been entertained at a fashionable church
sociable.
- , M .
\'isrtor—-" Ab! how have you heed all
his time?“ “ Well. not quite so well lately
I fancy somehow I‘ve got a touch of the
gout.“ V‘iziitor—-u Fancy. my boy? H‘iu!
if you had a touch of the gout you would-
u't fancy: you‘d know.“
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Take her up tenderly.
Fashioned so aleudorly.
Young and so fair;
Handle her curt-fully.
Talk to her prayerfullyw
She‘s cross as a bear.
“ I wish I were you for about 8 hours.“
she said to her husband. with great ton-
dernesa. “ And why my clear?“ he naked.
‘ Because.“ she said. toying nflcction-
ntcly with his watch chain. “ because then
I would buy my wife it new bonnet.“
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When is it married man) like a bird I
When he come. home at 8 A. ll. P. S.
«For the benefit of batchclora ( it not be-
ing iimry for the married faction ) we
explain that when it man comer home nt
the hour named his wife nukes him quail.
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The Toronto Graphic observes that a
woman may wear her lint knocked into
any conceivable shape. and both her hat
\
The positions of the null marks were com and self are pronounced perfectly lovely: I
but just let a man jam in one side df the
but he wears and he is at once pinclnlmod
a first class rowdy.
“Does the court understand you to any
Mr. Jones. that you saw the editor of The
Auger of Frocdom‘ intoxicated?“ “Not at
all. Sir: I merely said that I had seen him
fnqunctly so married in his mind that he
would undertake to cut out copy with the
snuffers -thnt‘s all."
*—
" Is there n letter here in n scented cri-
vclopc for my wife " he naked the post-
msstcr. while the green fire from his eyes
made the office look like a leafy forest.
“ Yen. sir.“ answered thc P. M.. u be
minded it out. The jealous man tore it
open ct once. when lo and behold! it was
I nillllners bill for fifty dollsos. No suc-
ceeding chaptsrs.
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A Ducbmsn. proprietor of s Golsndo
line of stages. wss collecting a nplccs
from the pssscngcrs. by way of fm. ‘All
hsdpsld except one. and be dnwtngs
lsrgc revolver. pointed it st the bond of
the collectornnd hour-sly salad: “ Won‘t
thntpsss mo?“ Perfectly unmoved. the
Dutchmsn ssld: “Oh. no; we est: dent
tingsbm Twodollnrs. plsssc.”
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A bullion writer having announced tbst
dresssssrstobcfull this you,“ editor
oftsstcwhobsspsnodtbroughnn expo-
rlcnce ssys: "We prefer them full. The
ldcnofsdrc-slouoblugsmndcmpt‘ymr
only hnlfflllsdby s sci-sway ludivldusl.
ridiculousb the exams. Ws should
llketcknowwmmrlunltwmldbs
tosycungrnnnloslt up“!!!
whitening! «In-3}
m. snd on
Q'lntercst allowed on Deposits.
DUDLEY P. ELY. Prc‘.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Kri‘rsnce on Wuhlngtou Street.
anclng carefully executed. Collections
tutu-“dud to.
5 PAL: from 7 P. M. til
Attorney at Law.
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midnight _
gout). germ: gm...» " .
cow“ “GEES, Proprlclsrs.
OFFICE In “SINTIRIL“ BUILDING.
Wuriiunm “In“.
Cris Untouchtoiflx NOI‘IOH choo‘
Sluts es»... s (huts.
TERI! STRICTLY Ill MWARCI.
‘
I‘sr-I or Advertising.
gin. tin. jig. sln. our. goal. xcol. lent.
mulls» ifl‘m loo ruin ii‘mjyunfi
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Hummus sud Dsstbi inserted minimally.
Local Notices to cents per line.
ruin. nanoaan.
ARTIST 1]] OOAYON,
Copies of Photo aphs and Tvpes of all
Kinds en urged to any Size.
At rcuonsb‘c prlccs. Sail-faction zusrsritccd.
SAMPLES can be won at thin office. whcronrdorn
msy be left. or sent to port office box 519 «inf
HOLLAND’S
OI‘I‘OBITI (‘i'rr Bonn. Souru Nunnuut. 07..
[In manually on hsud
FRESH. PURE AND CHOICE
confectionery
0f every variety. st \Vbuleulc sud Rctsli.
LADIES‘ AND GEN‘I‘S‘
Ice Cream Saloon.
Spool-l induct-mom! to those purchnllng our Supe-
rior Icc Cream for I‘sr lcs and Fertlvuls.
GIVE US A CALL.
REAL ESTATE
J. Ferris on the Field Again.
Real Estate Bought. Sold. Exchanged or
Rented in and out of this city
On Benson-bio Terms.
Tenanting Stores and Farms :1 S iecialty.
Inquire of JOHN FER IS.
452 1y So. Norwalk Real Estate Agt.
Miss E. C. Smith.
PARLOR MILLINERY
VVest Street.
South Norwalk.
South Norwall Savings
BANK!
Washington SL. 80. Nowell. 0L. Wife Palmer
Open Dull from 9 to 13 s m.. sud from 1 to 3 p.
sturdsy evenings from 6 to 8.
- - Conn.
A. SOLMANS. Vice-Prest.
JOIIN ll. KNAPP. Sec. And Tress. slfily
LOUIS J. BLAKE,
Attorney a. Counsellor-attain,
Ofllcc In Sword’s Building,
(Office formerly occupied by Melville R. Mosul.)
Practices in :11 the Courts of the sum. Convev-
romptly
Office hours from a All. till 12 IL: from 1 RM. to
l 9 RM.
14 E" I VV'ARN 1‘: R,
NOR\\'ALK. CONN..
FFICE in “'all St” two doors east of the
Connecticut Hotel. 441 I y
PENSIIIN
nd other claims collected. Decdn. write a! d all
bids of justice business attended to by
W. s. BOIY'I‘ON.
office I - Lauder-‘1 Block.
\ ‘ i
Drs. L. H. Randall & hon,
DENTICTC.
Are now rcpnred to re-
celvc the r pniroris at
either Nnmlk Bridgc or
_ South Norwslk. The son-
" lnr partner but taken rooms
over Scllcck‘s Bookst'irc.
Nowan. while the junior
rcrnlris rho old office. bub
d»! 's Block. South Nor.
willy. 'l‘ceth extracted without pain. and all den-
tnl operations pcrformcd iit either ofllce.
C. II. KENDALL.N. 0..
G. S. KENDALL. D. I). 8.
flsNUFACTURRD BY
The Pociisset Iron Works,
1’ And 9 Curr Sum. Niiw You.
OIPSY FLOWER POT
I'ox‘ Cal. by
John H. Ollllll. Florist
SOUTH NORWALK. 0T.
CALI. AND EXhMINE THEM
Tnc“01psy“lu the newest ornament for borne.
um and ocussrvuory. It is at novcl beauty. ii»—
fiil. clin‘p sud dun-slits. Once soon you will not be
without t.
A MONTH guaranteed. 13 n
day at. home made by t in in
diistrious. Capital not re-
qulmd: we wrll start you.
Men. women. boys and girls
mnkc money faster at work for us than at
anything else. The work is light and
plmnnt. and such n3 anyone cnn go right
at. Those who are wise who see this no-
tice will send us their address at once and
see for tlicmsclvca. Gcatl outfit and terms
free. Howls the time. hose nlrcndy at
work are lsyl up large sums of mane .
M] Address III a.- 00.. Augusta. o.
S.E.Olmstead & Go.
unnnfscturo sud Ball ll their hundry some of the
BEST may AMERICA
COOK STOVES
not” Furnaces
hr hostln hon-cs. both Wrought sud Cut Iron.
Portsblcsn Brick Set. not lauded by any other
mafsctnrw. Also mnfsctm Ind put up
STEAK HEATERS.
From a to so Horse Power.
Every Job Wan-sated. .
And: other-cla- of goods uccd
Ig_mm.ummu§°d
AND
AT THE
SENTINEL OFFICE
Buy Your
SCHOOL BOOKS!
— AT TH E—
Sentinel Office.
Fine Staticneryl
——AND—
Fine Printing.
Paper Bags
—ANl)——
Wrapping Paper.
n—v—‘*ir*——
Autograph Albums
—AND—
Scrap Books.
Graven Materials
—AND-—
Artlsts’ Brushes.
t
Elegant Papcterles,
ertlng Papers.
SHEET MIISIG
Musical Publications
nIOEIL “ N047
New York, New lava l.
liar-med Rolland.
mm wimp-u
“Id"w'minmr. m...."2.ll'
bimth. mum M.
ingu.§‘ill.?l.“i can t
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inlmx .l. mm“ x 01M“!
cm. can Mali mum mu filial. inn. r. u.
sl‘ltlh‘tlll‘llllJ). “QQ9.61WIRII\.).A. it. t: i
l: iztllikxnpmiw. tom (Exp). I'. I.
F01 llun‘ru. vin Springfield. am ‘A. In I
«1n. and tom 1'. ll. i vis New Loud“
grill RI; leAlrLlncLRJuSlhl. II kill
306mm st New Rochnllc wllh flarin- RI!!!
neli. II
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday. Oct. IS. "II.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK.
9:30 a. in. on arrival of timin- luvlnl 8c! York
8:05 and New Raven 8:10 A. In“ noun -
lng I! Bethe-l wlln She u R. R. trill for
thchflolc. arriving at n cry 10:.“ n. It.
4:30 p. m. cnrincctlng with express train lcs
New York 1:00 p m. and with trslns fro-
Sprlngflcld. New Haven and all point! an
srrlving in Dnnbury II 3:38 p. In. 7
6:91 p. in. on srrlvsl of Shore Line exprcsl from
Boston. and 4:40 express trnln from new
York. arriving in Dlnbury 1.35 . in. Thll
trnln connects on Saturdays ct tbclwltlt
trains for thchflcld.
11.10 p.rn. freight with pan-engcr csr. nrrlvlnl In
Daubury 1.40 .m.
10.40;) m. Sirndnv milk train with paucngsr tar. ur-
rlvlng in Danbury 18.05 p. In.
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM DANBI'RY.
7.10 I. ni..1.16 p. m.. 6.001). m.. 9.90:». in. freight.
L. W. SANDINRTB.
Snpcrlntcndsnt.
NEW YORK!
BROOKLYN.
FARE Hi i 35!:
Excursion Ticket 500.
THE POPL'LAR STEAMER
Will Commence her Dally Tripl'
TOOI‘SOOY AllOI'OOOO. lOI'. 17
To: um] from New :York and
Brooklyn~ DI'RECT.
Leaving Sonih Norwslk Sb 7:50 I. m.. on
arrival or Dar-bury and New Haven Railroad train;
Rotiirnii 2. will leave vacll‘s Dock. Fulton Ferry.
Brooklyn, iii 2:80 P. M. from Pier 8'! Esst.
River. New York. at ng‘a I‘ LL. and foot. of
Thirty-third Street. at 3:00 o‘clock p. m.. a
usual. connecting pure with the Dunbar: and New
Haven trains.
Wl’ussengera and Baggage conveyed to and from
the depot at South Norwalk nee of charge.
All-o
FREIGHT LINE
New York.
Will continue to make regular trips through the
Summer between NORI'VALK BRIDGE Ind NEW
YORK.
Frcight received from and delivered If. the
freight depot of the Dsuhiir rind Nnrwulk Kill“)!!!
for all stations on thatand s epsug lullroad.
(E‘Specinl :ir‘r‘nngerncnts for freight to
arid;fi~orii New York can be made with
this line 10 per ccnt. less than by the rail—
road. I
Produce sold at heretofore.
raven. ‘
Wall persons are forbid trusting snyci' '11; em—
ployeee of the boats of this line on account out.»
owners thereof.
J. ENGLIS, Jan, 11""...
J. ll. HOFFMIRIJ
Nan igcrs rind Proprietors.
Prckbt st very low
To Take Your Meals on tit Steal
er Adelpli on the Don or On
Pusan, and Save an Hour ll
the City for Business or Pleasure.
JUST 1.008.
All kinds of Rmtnlucludln; Brcsd and Dutch“
All klndu uf Chops do do
All klridicf \‘czctsblou In their reason .. ”10c
Oyutcr and Clsm Stews ............ . . . . . ... ..
Shell Fish of fill kinda a specinlt .‘
Tables unnerved for Ladies and Chi ran.
All kinds of home-made Cakes and Pics
at the Refrcahmont Counter.
Allthc ulnr Ales. Porters. Glynn.
M. Fro 1&0I lag-er on draught. be.
per glass.
For full pullout-rum bill of furs on bond of
tho utrsnicr.
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In order in nocunirncduts rvurycudy. 1
an got Brenkfsst twin 1' to 9 n. in D liner fro- II
to «an p. in.
All kind- of order: Nukf‘d sud urvcd llls'
of dny. It the shortcut notice. “I" W
(‘an Walters and pnllw attentlan «sand. 3
:‘ufi’tu Mfllvn your 1: rid pstronsirc, I rennin
u
‘u n. Aokox-t. 1mm.
Caleb Wood.
House, Sign
a Orniincnm ‘
Psper Huger-.30ghrtemg
Norwalk Chronicler