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‘illllli 31“”!qu *t‘lillm‘l _ _- m..§w"?!w, a he“ York, so“ Iluven & T The Mule a ii th 3 MISCELLANEOUS nuns. ITA'I‘E Iran“. A Pertinent“ mainline-I.¥
'51 ‘ ~ “‘1 II in I'm-d Railroad e ' n B 883' ' -—"" ' ' :
mil iii \ mull .: Lit“. i'.-upri..ma~. q yon saw roux. conic. user. A Klein» . , _ The making of steel rails in the United St. Paul‘s‘Lodge, F. &A. 31., o! Litch- “Isn‘t there such I‘ crime no 7
~"~'\'Ti\'i:i." BUYLDING Lflnflflfl Assuraucfl ; gif'um' E42323?“ E‘ l,§§‘x.m§‘l§ggd%fi my: in” . ' .Ience'wig'il' :‘n:;$.§;"” States is in the hands at eleven rolling field, willbe 100yoars old the firstof next calculatedto provoke mansion
x : .- .~ :. q 5-.. _ I. ’ - .; : ‘xprt'ss. 754 u ‘. “Milk. r ' -’ mills, who have purchased royalties from June. Naked]. laminating.”
n .- m... v .rtsr.., 5..»9 .. Accmu. 9.01 2: )3. H. Way, ,. - E _ —_———————— . . l l
on. ...r ~..oo \u innit.- lem . EH; " 2:23: 13.24: “ gmllmvgu‘v . lLock Meloneln January Csllfornlan.l su- lienry - mar, the inventor Of the Thomas Carboy of New Haven h“ ”rum: "y ' l
‘: . UN" 5 ‘ “I”. . 4-. .. I”... Rx. m 1. pm” ‘0“ r" y, \K 3 I was visiting a gentleman who lived in non steel-making process. The turn-out bee t _ ,1 r» d 'finod , Of course there is, W the
. l - ,. . \ - 1:73: .. 9.33ch if: :: lill‘igfili-r“ our the vicinity of Los Angelou The morn- of these mills for 1880 w" "5’000 gross 03 sex; to»; ill one year no tics. E ‘
' M \ ‘H— ‘ L ‘ " Hill-m ' £3333. ' 303 33 i? {f 3;“ i log woe beautiful. The splash of little ”“3“!“ pmdwu‘m t“ 1881 Willul‘wo“ $5 a“ cos-"fits or egfl'mmz. gm“ gimme lbw“ for my had
"rm. "I “h.”.hl“g_ ‘11.,“ .. Fizz; ’ . elm.) .. S“ 31 1d. -. cascades the 000 tons. One-half of this is already con- . . < F 10 ,"demmded 93m m" “ .
. . i 1 e... 1;;le it... Established A. D . 1720. 553i ;; Accclll? 9.:2 -~ bl) glléWsy.” bees ut the grounds, the burn of tracted for, and the whole would be Rev Mt Bovey,‘ at Fair Haven bps}: “ththsshedone?” m “3°51”
_ , . .1 _ ‘0 H H 7 I 7 7 7 7 6 :4 ._ Exprves ll.3~l “ Boston Ex. and ".10 8031le mOVing 0! “16 {Chase .. - conducted 3 mad-flags ceremony W 10 t' i “1 MW 8“ ' ‘
i " ~‘ if ‘ fl " f; ‘ \s‘stl'l‘s - “announce g3: ._ fi;vm_ um -- Boston Ex. . of the pepper trees in the scarcely per- “9"? “3 n“ “1‘“ “‘9 m‘u‘°w“°“ “'9 opened in 1880 and closed in 1881. ‘°°‘ eye 11; ° t opioiously. K
5 ‘ ‘ .3 2 u: 31' up. I s . 63.932 686.85 0.51 0 siuilk 'l‘rtlln fl ‘ ceptible ocean breeze made up a picture “mm tbnt- they would "M be “bk to reap ————_ " He comes to my housemwnhen r” “a
~ -7“ ,- .. J .\ Ilult ll. . l. \ \"l 0N. Agl- 124': n._ ‘13., [li\¥ri‘:l‘i“l!nl0n ex. 1.41:"me ill—2.}: lax. "we" I thought was complete. It w” “0‘ their “new Gen. Howley has ”0913M an invitation fixmznfidoxyzi;e and :u‘hzntt: n
. . x. i ‘ u! is 5mm. sunning. Corn. :3; __ gum:- ‘§.{F}l)“m Ngotlmlhllglxt. complete. A mule wandered on the The houiibwhgha—DzVFCB—ckett once to deliver it"? Centenniigdaddrese “t the the stoop and bowls 10,: his money ’
‘ ' ' 3'3 ‘i " ' ’ ' ' ’. 9dr imam-'1‘ l . 113‘ '~~ "is .. ‘3 scene. Th , - - - - Groton cele ration.So t. next. ' .
. in ., 7» .. llll llil‘lillll 10 llli‘ l’llbllc _ w u out n ix e scene I thought could hove lived in st anrenccburg. Tenn., .18 still p should kick the whole spine out of Hard .
, ‘_ m _ i 80$ alone Without him. “8 900385111 standin nndrdiverse r on tb ' ' ‘
‘ - . 1’s 71% - . WWW fi‘fiiw .......li.... m... r: .: "‘ 5 m... b... ........... :
$10 or u Bi'ulllil'ill Sci nf tiiim Tm-tli. “Lu" ~ o4 » . ‘ '- -u - p0 8‘ 9“?” ' beenrestrained from doing business for ”YOU. I think you Wilki- Why ‘10“
, , . 3 Of course mules were not allowed on written out by his own hand as Justice of . . on him , n . i.
(.l ii:.i.\i‘i;i;ii TO FIT. on No . union Danburv and Norwagk R. R. “M grounds. “‘1“ is “h” “‘3 “w"- the peace. 30 had a mi“ near the house, 3:13;:2; gifméesumed business again y “:13: isn’t the question He emulate
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1 MW 50 (H h . M than Ever.
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3131 U ‘l ‘ ‘ ‘ . . i. l, . in ii ‘d till Si , up ~i;ili’-. and llHlll Now Yuik will lie iiiziilu \nlli
Pl 8 la 1 a} 01 . llll‘i llllC‘ 10 per cent. less than by the rail-
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28;. TELLY‘
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l-‘ur's ('liiuui-il and llcpuii'rd.
Rnnlsso lirm‘izo s-Ju Austin) into the
Lrld ll" {tics 53:311.
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iluiibler" ”V ran.
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”tn-'14»! its vimuirz to place
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lii‘iill"" Rubber Paint bears
«wok
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incl!
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GIPSY FLOWER PUT
MULLINGS BROS.
MAKERS
“Kill; liui'l
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31:: rulsnll Street. ..
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dig! " an"
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FRANK HYATT.
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H"... mini.
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i I _ 3, in Tim irnm mumm- |Ill Niiiirilnyi
« ~ - . si Iii-rim] \Vllll lrillll for Lin-lincid
G : I ll: 8 p m.. fri-iziii, mill pn ‘i'lluf'f car, snoring in
l - ' I w r \ 9 . . llullliiir)‘ l:'i|n m
B l i I ‘, \ . S xi NDAY Milk fll H a lll.r-l1|lllillit: at all "Minn-
- l-I 40 p in . Su (1m iiiilk. \iilli punch-4M car, arriving
in llriiihury nl lL‘le' midnight '
[Baiari'h Cure!
-ii ..r;~ nun \ui Your;
For Sale by
Jill ll. Slilllll, Flullsi,
3 Mil‘iil soliwuk. l‘T.
X \‘lle‘. 1* l“!
WARE;
of
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(Nismul \\ lmluw Gin».
thus
l.\‘.‘.\.\'l’.>l~l PAPER “Willi".
_\‘v".l fur ilie
EHllllSll Punishing
i ‘t'il'klll‘ul ‘uillr‘l‘ tillil llill‘ Plili‘i.l
l“.i'i- ill‘nl lliirgliir l’i'iiui' Sal‘c.
ii.
.\;.Zl‘i ulttuul lmplvuiciiie.
Miip \‘liiiiitlli'i‘y. Ropc, &
W. C. QUINT.ARIJ
\1\l\\:"L' :
F. A. GUNTHER.
FURRIERI
67 “usiiluglun sir-cu.
‘ ll‘ll.l.l,I-1‘K. in
iheAPPLEDiSRTCOOK BOOK.
l’liii-i. viiitil. with additional liizliil: llll‘lll'
i rnvziliim [ifllir‘L Pricc. $125
Over 90 000 l‘upirs Sold.
' . .
The author of lll.i pupiilzir book is a
pmct‘cul (‘ ok. having made the science
.Af winking a c:ir~i'iil suidy and has distill-
gui~iwd herself in all its branches.
A: u lei turer and teacher in the art of
amino: she has rvceivcd the highest coin-
mi" i‘. ell-ins of the pix-es and public.
lltivlng ”your one iii-neon abroad, Elie
liv smur- thoroughly cunvri‘iant with the
an t-uiglit in Foreign Countries.
1 \go-ut- \Vamed in Ivory
i L'ulv \‘AI’lVWI'S have done Wel .
liohfil lit'
Andrew F. Graves, Agent,
3‘: 'ruuk'ln Sir-"If. B-Iinn.
mum “mi-livid her. with full ln-lrilr
2.. - f ir- rnmlcrring the moat pru‘cbli-
“ .._‘ aid. this}... “tr! .0571... m Tl"-
‘w.:. o end Hill‘r.‘
ficu
tliis
Tow".
Pub
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Qxfi~‘;‘ xv 5:; mi mm: b Bil-Q p.52... until
u muse mat prune rnuu inc
\ u one run his v to be will”!!! to work.
., in- t‘tflfioffil m: m": Rove Irvin vii->-
- "iv-*‘of'm‘v‘m’ or 'MM new."
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'4 mm.- .. girl-.1 , NJ ‘
. u or»! in i \vo ‘akv' Ii» 41* I"-
‘H. W V a *r isomer. (until-ii
. r‘ “1 firs-olefin! (we Add”
Zlcgusiwe 1.3....
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ruii Siiiuriiuyn
9
York
on . N ”iv-roof
Milliiiery !
Mrs. H. Kreiger.
James. W. Hfllfllagll,
iriisi
-13,
Marble
«fly to n» at.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
t‘urnmuuelug Monday. Mny 3. ‘80
'l‘uslxs LEAVE sot‘Tu souwslk
9:30 n in . on nrrlvnl of lrullll leaving New York 8:05
Ill" \‘Hw lliivon 8:“) ii iii . continuing in
iii-i e' viih Slirplllu It It iriiininr Lucil-
flcl- . niflVlllL: lil llnuliury ltlzliln, ui
l‘lI’llllvtllllu ulili cxprc" irnin lonvuig Nov
lurk ni 3.1!) p m a‘ .i upriw lniiii from
llm-lnii s.Ii\iiiL; lli l“l|llillf}‘ n! .'i If.
4".‘0 p in,
[9' Tho ll lilli'uili from Suiilli Nurunlk m 1 “0'
Tim in 40 ii iii Suniliiy lrulii u ill ruli
- iiauul on Irrivui of 9 on p lll .rxpri-n-r from New
Reduced P ricesl
A N 15'
l“;\.\'(‘\' GOODS
New llilli‘l Building.
S\ l. 3““ \\' (\‘CK .
—. "I..- - .wi.
Steamboat Wharf,
South Sci-walk. Ct.
'{Viiiili &
GANUNE,
llousc, Sign
a: Ornamental
l’nprr Hanger, Glazier, Grainer.
Etc.
PATENTS?
05600!) .e 00.. New York end Washington
~oliriiorsnr Pnu-nln. piccolo patents forlnventors,
and inn-sci all business connoctod therewith pronwt-
iy and upon unsuitable term-i. Office under the pcr~
pong] supervision of WURTR O-GOUD. formerly
Principal Examiner United Sisters Patent Office.
{#511 communications strictly confidentialfi
(‘orrvipfludouw invited. , Terms and circular on up-
plica'ltm. References in all was of the country.
Addrcu all communlcstlons to OSGOOD & Co.
Solicitor- of Patients, ASTOR noose. New Ygr'k. N.
Health is Wealth.
Du. E. C Wrsr‘s Xnvs sun Basin Tourism.
. r r for Hrs lulrwu. Com-Ilslous. Rer-
vou. nivinrhe. Maul DQrv-alon. Loss of lemon.
Spmu “A. impair-n.1, limit-mm Emissions.
, nrznwnm UM .\ ze. «mused by mar-exertion, self-
i “NM, or orer iriuxilgence. whit-n leads to iniecry'. d:
ray Ind des’h one on: will run moon! cue-l. Ell:
3 ho: misin- one month‘s trauma-tit. One dollar I
. 1.9:. or six tunes for five dollars: sent b' mull pub
“in". .mmie‘w: of “Fife. ‘Te nuanced > x hose- to
I ufi" so, use. With {with (mic'wcel' ed by ell fur alt:
Quins y, Sore Throat, Swel/m
General Bodily Pains,
Tool/i, Ear and Headache, Frost
and lclics.
No Prep-ration on earth eqiuilc M J «V-
A lrinl entails but lllf‘ (‘Illllllllf'lllH i-i: ll llli
of an rev-u. nuii r-vury our: 3
CAD hli'c l‘licnp Mill punitive pri
Directions in ElcVi-ii Lougungcs.
EDXOINE.
astori .5.
35 cents. A Not
LiliL’tlY for sleepless and ill"
liildreu. 'l‘he liccipc of ()1
not Narcotic.
xi .ili mi li lmiilc.
\\‘.»i'lii~,
lCli‘llSllllL‘\S, leltl
rat )ulk‘ til any .iriii lc ilislicus
lllllrl‘.‘
Tour I-mv‘oiui -; r'i. pram-j!“ 05nd
‘\\ lunr‘ll
For Iiiillucstluu. and Dysp
llm llldlli’ {onus of
Blood. “Cl
and l'iiiiil'iiii..l
fur llullillug up the \\l‘;lk‘
and l t‘l‘ldlll i‘riui .l
v )rt ilm isc
Si Aci‘wdiii-d l‘lii‘riii Luis
llll‘ li‘ldll piiic. lllilllt)‘ in iii
p.ili\' ibc \llkll‘r
hi. N. Y.
'l'lic unwt I‘uwcl‘fitl.
‘l‘llllth (‘\t‘l‘ glci‘iscd by man
. mini-s l'.uu. it alloys iull.iuiui
.i livills \\'oiiuds.uud it cures
llllliUMATlSM,
\‘Oltl tlcu. Luiulmgo. Son
turns. M ltf Joints. I 'utn, S
"v
”3- t
Lniiioiions from any cause.
'crci s from
i-cnnts. cuutrnctcd Cords.
‘lilli‘s. merchants and prui’cs
rings rellcf when all other
one. have failed.
ONE OF THE OLDEST
REM
Every motion of the
"ltdccsnotdryupswush.
behin‘ d, as is the use with inert
been: lt, cleanses the lungs and alloy!
thus movinuhe csuseof complaint."
no x01 83 13mm
”Wilma. Bcsurcyouget
nova. murmpumcd mm d\ : Col are. We Will «send the
p l! Merv “fl? Wf-‘lllt‘ii L." .P‘llt'tv vi: tir'm (ha W.
4 1M 'mlmevu «an rm: earl n curt.
! \s dhy G B. Fluxes-n. s c outbox-lord
com S dwells. Coon . a I! -‘ 0. ll is?
sex: jig-prions» )6: Emil”. m 8
vufio ,cli.
O
:33.
_. BIASTIO
he - ~
v
I-‘rust lilii s. Qulusi-y.
vlll‘lllll. lrcli. Sprulus. (Bulls. and
m
RHEUMAMSM,
”neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Baekaclie, Sol-ones: of (be Chest, Gout,
s and
Sprains, Burns and Sea d3.
or! Feel
and Ears, and all other Pains
1n\(l'l .n
n curvature. slmph- nu-i (‘hl'll’s lull l‘li'll It. llit'iIV
I-L‘ llllllll)‘
lcruiu “uh inn
{ of H; clniuis.
SOLD BY ALL DESGGISTS AND DEALERS I]
A.VOGELER Gr. 00..
Baltimore. 34.. D'- 0- '
0803
licrs
liable
d l)-.
ifiti lil‘l', Free from Morphine, anti
l‘ul‘lllllld published
l’or l’liiiulciicy,
.‘lxnllllildllllg ilic food. Soul" Slum.“ li,
Disor-
ilgii .l lion-(~15, (‘ihturlu his the larg-
cd by
SH-TONIC
A Perfected Purifier of the System
rim] l‘u
«pm-v. I ilm‘im-‘s. and return. ,v lmdhy 1.0mm. ‘
cpsia,
Liver l oin-
pliillit. lllllilllr‘ uiid liiipiivcrislicd
empe-
lllt'llln niicudiiut ll3ii~ll Iii-liiliti'. :iiid~
[\Sll'
'l‘uulc is (lu\ilill('~r§ the must piiihipt
d. In
1-2 lb. lmiilm. 7:“ out»; nix botilm,
a lid
t'lci‘uiuii-u. bill» may (ll‘bllt‘ in lost
llli‘ llllllt . “ill lic n.2ppiuwi with not
t‘\i\‘L‘\llll}{ an luitllm, .it tutti-lull!
l\)lll‘
hold by llriigp‘iuts,
allil li)’ l). ll. llcwcy {V l \l.. .30 hey
ENTAUR
iniment.
i'cuct villiig .iiid l‘.ilu-rcllcvluur
. li
anon,
l (l . '
“'0 7"
Stilt.
Suf—
l’A-N IN THE BACK.
‘N c r Mircu. Erupl loiis. Brokcu
Nou-
il-giu. l'ulsyortllslocittml lllllbfl:
.l iiu'ilt‘l‘S of llorscs. planters. nic-
simml.
x-ru everywhere. unite in saying. that
(TICTAUR LINK“ [INT
Lini-
llcnls. Oils, Extracts and limbrocu-
AND lIOST EEUABLE
EDIES IN nit woaui ron
THE CURE OF
Coos ,Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Influenz a, Asthma.
Whooping Cough,
Group. and
“Hill“. “flag AND WEST.
consumrriou.
I WELL-KNOWN PHYSICIAN WRITESI
sod luvs the cause
W but
brie-lion.
launch-beer-
bll. WMAI‘S nus-or WILD will“
' whhdiesignuunof“l. BUTTS" anthem.
no Gents and 01.00 o Bottle.
hep“ bySETH W. FOWLE & SONS. Boo-
m.“ S'ddbydmdflnddsslenma
> o
rouse
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lilt‘ltNl lit.
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The popper t
l
for n mouiout .
uulu angels.
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4
b
c
I.
going.
(lcr
\\'1lllill‘l‘t'd
“it slung.
turlird on tho lwcdiivc and took him.
ll rd.
licc~liivcl could rice- was
iiuiii feels when liu has told u joke tliiit
any more he ntiippml for
stuplwil for on instant.
in umcrtnlu
'l‘lwy did.
um [lung to o-qunl it.
frog suiuiiiuliig.
\\':lrl in mid llll‘. lm would link likc lio wus c
")‘l'll-‘l 0"" l “‘“NN “Hull Nl‘ ll lllllllll‘l l ulnctul‘o. iuid tluit cousrqucutly the dis-
pcppor "we I was cnllod to brmkt‘mt. i
told them I didn‘t want any brenkfiult.
they would conic over until the bottom of
the boots iiliuost touched nluiust toucln l
his curs.
would
olupticil on tliiit uiiilc.
him so completely tlint lcould not soc
kind of it way.
hire on duty.
been conveyed to neighboring hives that
war had been declared.
flitting to and fro.
That was his reason for his being there.
I recOgnised him. find met him. His
lower lip hung down. He looked dis-
gusted. It seemed he didn‘t like being a
mule.
A day or two before. while I was trying
to pick up olittlo child who had got too
near this niulc'x-i heels, he kicked me two
or three times before I could tell from
which side I was hit. 1 might have
avoided smueni‘ tho kicking. but in my
confusion I began to kick at the mule. I
didn‘t kick liim long. Ho out numbered
lllf‘.
Ilc browned along on the choice Slll'l‘l
licry. I forgot the bcnuiy of the morn-
ing. Ri-uieml‘u'od it black nnd blue spot
on my log. It looked like the print of a
niule‘s hoof. There was another on my
right hip. Vthrc my suspenders crosscd
were two more. us I have brcu informed.
They were side by side-twin bluo spots.
and uccmod to ho nhoiit tho sumo ngo.
I thought of revenge. I didn‘t wont to
kick with him any more. No. But
thought if I had tied lrim down good and 1
lost. so he could not move his liculs. liow
like swoct incense it would be to first. saw
his cure and bill suiuntli oil. thou put out
liiscycs with a red hot poker. tlion akin
llllll nlil‘u. then run liiiu through it thrush-
llll; Iiiuc‘lillio. 1
While I was thinking and getting iiind~
nud muddcr tho mulc.
up close to n lni'gu
Hui cym-l lighted up. us if that
who! lll“ was looking for. Ho
Ho
In ten sut‘iiullrl the only pivcool'
about the slab ii
which had l
was just
This was in tho nir. It was bclug
'l‘lio been swarmed.
nu iiistuul.
wlwtlioi'
Thu iiiiilzi turned looso lum‘or saw .
Ilc \vlts cuvolupod
dumb for: of inrucstuuss nud lll‘l‘rl
with cutliusiusiu nud stings. Tim
now 1.. kicked the higher liorusc from
ll 1\
ho moduli.
uucli delighted. but tliiil iiiulo seemed to c
lcwuuld open and shut liliuwlfliltiin v
I“ wasnbuut to immune nu uugul. Duly
Tllt‘l‘t‘ uni probnlily tin
0
ll
When ho had got. up to tlni tops of the o
o
The null» continued to be busy.
but n luulo‘s fore legs can
\
ull into n line of iiiulo purnllcl with tho
‘lll‘lll iunl liftcvu or twcuiy foot lllt‘l‘i‘rl‘ulli
This llllllo'u liiiid lugs. however. wore not dressing liiiusrlf‘.
him us to what was the matter he replied
tliiit llt‘ was in n hurry. and went down
lllto lllt‘ cellnr.
inly l‘lllHt‘il into u ““0 with his back. but
c
The procccdcd its ll: be lll'fill‘i‘tl to lllll‘ .
through. h
way to the collar be seized n large butcher
knife. with which he committed the diet d.
Mr. Frazer was held in high esteem by the
community, and lie was recently elected
chairman of the Board of Relief by a largo
Iliud no idea how many hi‘l‘h‘ u liivo
hold uutlll 81““ Unit boo liivo
Tlluy oovuriiil
\nv of him but. the glow of his eyes. I
The iiiulo still wont on
Not 01in was every boo of the disturbed
but I think the nerve bad
I could see bet s
The mulo was Cov-
ered so deep with been that be looked
like an exaggerated mule. The lilum of
the been and their moving on each other
combined in n seething lilos.
A sweet calm and gentle penceflilneas
pervaded me. .
When he had kicked for an hour he be-
He was settling dowucloeer
to the earth. Numbers ware telling on
him. He looked distressed. He liiid ul-
W'iVH been used to kicking againstsome-
thing.
r‘iiinlly his head drooped. his lip hung
1 war and lower. The bees stung on. He
I mixed on if he thougt thata menu bdvan-
tlge had been taken of him. i
I retired from the pcene. Early next
morning I returned. The sun: cdmc
sl iwly up from behind the eastern Mile.
Hill golden kiss fell upon the opening
roses. A bee could be seen flying? hither
Ind thither. The mule lay near tlfe
I vote of yesterday's struggle. Pence bad
c mo him. He was dead. Too much
kicking against nothing. ‘
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“Little b:by is we
per trace.
ill. Charley; 1 sin
a'roid libwlll the.“ “Well, if he doi-
die. momma. he won‘t go to ithe bod
p‘me." “Whv. Charlie. how can you
know that?" “Oh. I knowr’be can‘t.
m mime: he's got no teeth to gush.“
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A Belgrndae dispatch says: The scheme
for the confirmation of s. grand Wm
railway from Paul! through Belgrade to
Ci‘hitsntinople and!" ”Willa“ loud Willi"
great strength. and could handle sacks of
grain with case. a
tracts in Sheffield to various cutlery estab-
lishments for razors for the army. Eleven
thousand dozen are to be manufactured
at a price which will make our American
cutlers open their eyes.
than 72 cents per dozen. or a little underfl
cents apiece. including the cases. Old Joe
Hume. some half a century ago, boasted
in a speech ill the British Pnrllment. that
he shared witlia razor that cost him but
one shilling sterling or 24 cents.
they are made at less than one-fourth of
this amount. cases and all.
is: Has the quality been kept up while the
cost hits been uoingdowu?
p'ue lumber were turned into matches
cords of timber. lists and boot~trees 500.-
000 cords of birch. bcocli and maple, and
the handles of tools as much more. About
300,000 new telegraph poles are used for
additions and rcpuirs awry your. each
cords of Woods were burned ilp lu brick
bee-liivc. twenty years old wood to supply the au-
nunldeniund for railroad tics. and yet
some people Wonder that our forests are
being used up.
‘ui‘ ago. as drummer boy.
llv Swim-d trying out nt every notion in which the regiment
tliu tcii thou-laud wits outward and was at last dul
V . ~ ' . y mug. . .
ivcfl which wurc slinging liini mount it. turod out at the mature ago of 13 years. WM ”‘0 MW? elmmmfl 1° “3“9 owned the
L .ilc Johnnie Pulmcr was at the battle of
L... “a high a... the mini of the popper trove. tho methods employed in the ml‘uuil‘nw
l‘mol wcro twuuty fort llilgl . him» of sugar.
When n mun kicks himself clear of the “mg of mm cum.
earth. his hmls seldom ruck higher than
his buck:
rcncli fill‘wul‘il “fill his liind lug-aback lliirklinnismlcut histhrostwidlclnbnriug
ivurd until the llllllt‘ llt‘t‘llllll‘ strniulitcinnl uudcr aberration of mind. At about. 1
o‘clock n. m.. his wife wns awoke-uni by
her liuslmnd iii‘lsllig from tho bod Mid
but too into. us the fnthor was found with
ould rice from the expression of his eyes vote.
but he didn‘t like the way things weio not. and it is supposed that Mr. Frazer was
temporarily insane.
in on absorbed two children.
tion are reported to have raised $5,000 to
enforce the excise Law in that town. Other
towns ore following suit. and the coming
your is likely to be one of ” dire evils" to
violntors of the law, and to the officials
who impose the ugliest. passible penalties
upon conviction is effectually frightened
and rousing up men of all classes and con-
ditions to enter upon the work of reform.
Tho eiiort to enforce the law Bliould ex-
tend to every hamlet in the State, and en-
gnn to fall short of the tops of the pep- list the best efforts of its good men and
true. The duty they owe to themselves.
to society. their fellow men, and to the
rising generation can in no way be so ef-d
obedience to the laws of the land.
but. it is said. went on hunting and elec-
tioneering while his wife took care of the
mill. Mrs. Crockett was a woman of
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The British government has just let con-
The price is less
Now
The question
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Three hundred thousand cubic feet of
nst your. Shoe pegs consumed 100.000
ioln rcpresvutlug ii tree. wliilo 2.000.000
uukiiig. It takes 75.000 ncros‘ growth
The youngest soldier in the Union ser-
lle collated us sergeant in
‘Sllefi.
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J uduo French. naaistnut secretary of the
". illl‘)‘. who. with our govrriuent. oili-
'~i. made a tour of the Southern States,
'l‘lic prin
ipnl object ol‘tlic visit was to investigate
illllll‘l bu colored in the course of its iunuv
i‘ l‘t‘Yt‘lnli‘ in high grndcs of sugnr by dis~
f
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l.ulnu Fraser. n prominent. citincu of ‘
U poii llt‘l‘ inquiring of
She culled one of the
liildrcn who. us soon nspossiblc followed.
is tin-out cut from car to our. Ou lils
No cause is assigned for the rush
He leaves a wife and
He was 48 years old.
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The Jamaica Law and Order Associn.
factually performed as in efforts to enforce
the hotel, two 890.000 cottages.
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. 3 .‘ii. A. l‘e‘d Indiana. and took with him - ‘ '
“WV “0‘1““ WM h“ (““1” “‘4 "WW“ ll his little sou Johnnie. then but 9 years of 3:028:12; :32bgfifglgstsegigxyofcfvborzz
Tl cl - . “ - . ~
‘ “a ““8 pres which both claim to own, the former as-
sertingittoliave been stolen from him
animal from its birth.
messenger to Hartford. is a veteran in the
business. He began more than thirty
years ago.
I “my bin» Inuin “llriltllil‘ll. Sll‘ l‘ll . ll 40“ Cl - . , railroad It) Nfiw Britain and HT.
‘ J ’ ‘ ° "WW" ““3 ”mm“ aim-o into Hartford daily with a four
furl wus uniuewliiil luwitiid and Very nliili‘csuuiod his ofllcluldutiea.
horse team.
from his ~rsiu i . » . .
. . P‘ ‘ . “l ‘ “w" lesson, of Uiiionville. cleaned a pair of
utmost in aovol‘al iunuufiioiorim, Judge ‘ ‘V “th be inc and then uttlu tlic
Sillui‘lllui‘fii “‘b'll ll“ li‘niiiclisiiys ho is cunvincml that sugar gm“ M on ’ p g
gloves on lwld
Tllv)‘
- ‘ to the ceiling.
lu‘iui l l. q , C llll llldllllll
l \ ill at looted tlii runner. \nvcrnl succeeded in putting out “w llrc. but not
iiimi‘tiiutciiscsnrc uow pending involvv
' in not lii-rnrms budlv.
iii: nttoiiipts i,“ defrnud u“. Rill‘i‘l‘mucnt before it had ir . .
idol-in; it and ”“8““: “L M low grade. life sentence in the suite
lt m considered that tho recout “wwum' murder of Mrs. “use. will ask the
“n“ wdl prove 0‘ “NM advantage in the tum to pardon lilin. provided be can get
the Swedish consul nt blow York to guar-
discburged a number of men in their rais-
in: room. nod their places will be filled
with girls,
the Community. The work is ”very dim-
gerous, requiring the utmost care to pre~
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A family in Meriden, consisting of
father, mother and two children, were re-
cently discovered to have lived three days
on one loaf of bread. Chsriteble persons
relieved them.
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The Connecticut Bible Society agents
have visited 59.899 families since May
1878. and have sold or fiven away about
i
330,000 copies of the Bible.
Forty-five agents have been appointed
in difierent parts of the state by the Con-
necticut Humane Society of Hartford.
Bridgeport is not yet supplied. The so-
ciety is growing in strength oil the time,
and will undoubtedly accomplish a great
amount of good.
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Austin Pucker. of Mystic. was lost over-
board from the Christiana. Captain S. B.
Lathum, December. SOtb, about 45 miles
southwest of Tybee. S. C. He was at the
wheel, and a collision with a schooner
knocked him overboard.
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Mrs. Benajah Berger. of Lebanon. re-
cently pricked her thumb with a pair of
scissors while taking a cork fro a battle.
The wound became paint . the arm
swelled. and three days later she fell deed.
A small boy at Thomaston had a very
narrow escape from death while coasting
the other day. the sled upon which he sat
passing over a railroad track between the
trucks of a moving freight car. but he es—
caped uninjured.
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Two New York men have purchased
vico during the \\'iii' of the Rebellion. ex.
{"1" ”ll “l“ 00"‘l'$"‘.\' “k” “ Plot)“ of sad . cent ch. John M. Palmer‘s son John twenty‘flvo acres of laud he“, the George
who rodo through battles behind his fath-
er‘s suddln, was doulloss the son of Jacob
'l‘lli‘)‘ “Wilmlllll “ \V. Muss. now lllt‘llllml‘ of the legislature
00 l deal. They lit oii l-l'lll. iuulucnrin-stly. of ludimm.
Alter lio bud kii‘kcd tho lust hit of licc- (
hotel in Bridgeport. and are building upon
Drover‘s Hill. the high ground west of
Lewis Beardsley. of Roxbury. has
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Mr. Hiusdnle, the New Britain express
When he began there woe no
Hinsdslo
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WM"-
Evn Patterson. a daughter of M. L. Pat-
tlieui over it stove to dry.
iiiuumliiitcly ignited and blazed in
Mr. Patterson
Johnson. the Swede. who is sierviugn
prieon for the
legislov
\llh‘t‘ that Johnson is sent to Sweden. not
to l‘cturu to this country.
Jun. 313%.
nturo will be
The public graduation exercises
in the New
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Brill. Elton a 00., of Wullingford. have
until recently in the employ of
vent. the loss of fingers. and it is said that
of all the girls who have worked at the
Cominnity‘s factory—where girls were
first engaged in this department—but few
escaped without the loss of a portion of
teeir fingers.
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Mr. Griffin, who lives on the Amos
Beecher farm in' Barkhamsted, and is 57
years old, sets an. , example to young
farmers. During the last year he has
raised 60 shocks of rye. 75, shocks of cats.
20 tons of hay. 50 bushels potatoes. 200
bushels corn: gathered. 100 bushels apples,
has a large wood pile rendy for cutting.
and is now getting in his ice; and this
large amount of labor has all been accom-
plished without hiring man or boy. and
Without a single day‘s work from any one.
save the assirtsnce rendered by his wife.
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In 1871 Chauncey F. Bailey was mor-
and es-
pecially to that controlling the sale of in- ;
tnxicating liquors. The most implici:
obedience to the lsw should beench
from every licensed denier. including the
drug show, sud instant and persistent
ution of the unlicensed deelersin
every cominunity.—Glm 00cc Gazette.
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The tn‘chince spiral“ has appeared in
native swine in West Hartford, and the
family of C. D. Nichols, it blacksmith of
thstfltown. baveall beén more or less of-
fected by eating thc’dlseosed pork. A two-
yeer-old ohlldof Mr. Nichols woe mode
violently ill from theuee of discs“ meet.
but is now supposed to bcout of (longer.
The pork oiled 'wostromah‘ogrstsedby
Mr. Nichols. ”sud rotted sud packed by
tied in Winch ter, and in 1872 paid a
lviwyer to get a divorce for him, the law-r
5 ~r soon after telling him that the divorce
had been granted. In 1878 Bailey was
married to Ella E. Clemens of Salisbury,
has lived in Winchester
whom he be! had two
children. He now finds that o divorce
was not granted. that he is a bigmiet.
and that his children are illegitimate. He
will petition the genersl ulcmbly for
special legislnlon to strong! matters gen
enlly.
re of the ' commissioners
«fl: agile experiments with the shed
in Connecticut.
Thence vs
the eslmou
with whom he
ever since and by
him. ' Every person-who bu entail of the
pork ha been 1820!in by it. An cam is
notion of the meet by Dr. Custom.
resulted, in the discovery of severed well-
dereloped ~ spep‘unme .
swine st the issue-retreat
cos. has been submitted , to the Aunt!"
end Bolivian-governments, ‘ o
- more. .
secretory of the‘sutelbonrd of hoslth. has i
of mum:- mi“ “'9
maternal“ ‘ _ . msbmtflidMs
sheet-tenanslsobesndonn . . .
iw’ marten mm“. '0’ m. F3
lthoFam 1W nod .Agswsin rivers" Vim
‘sshnonmnd store “momentum
“eminence-on.
Mintbediflerw [We
" sad thoyespeot decline
3'ca’ught in
eelftoaireeinfrontofmyhousevvl
P3P"
suicide? Won‘t the law touch W for
coming to my door at dsyllght sud elicita-
lug he‘s me. and wants to let in and lick
nervous man sppeuing relieved.
the landldivl, and my tenont says 3; he'll
hove mommdfordoiug these filings.
Now you bet he‘ll put up tint
l‘ll tell on the top of the house
the inquest in the parlor.
live four months in my house for stitching
without going so
off. glowing all over w
lion.
5.
A
9
"" tribute to
The first class of 1881 of the State Nor , 3 ‘ ‘
mid school will graduate Frldsy. in old of nbured children in Boston, v. rim.
It is expected that Gov. Bigolow. Lieuten-
nut-Governor Bulkelcy and urge num-
ber of members of the Logic
present.
pmvcntion of
per.
kept me
with no pretext for it but absolute make
commence M 1:80 p. m" trouble! This occurs every night}, and it
Britain Baptist church. 01“”th me,
needless it was to put in
alarm, a costly and complimpd; contri-
vance, which cannot be depended upon.
and won‘t “go.“ whereas',
Thetrofit ’
my house st four o’clock in the moi-lulu;
and yells througbthe keyhole, and then
he goes up througbtbe vaoont houselnext
door and gets on my roof sud olilouts
down the chimney. Says he will lhove
that money. If I should drop a filtigiron
on him or blow him up with gunpowder,
it would go hard with me wouldn’t iii? "
“ Pretty opt to. Can‘t you cords to
some understanding with him 9” :
“It seems not. Say, has be got a itight
to climb over my back fence and hnvlh fits
in the yard justbeoause I owe him a little
money ? " 1‘
“ Does he do that?" 1:
“ Of course he does. and when we lbsul
him in the house he yells murder ‘1 and
draws a crowd. Have I got a righl} to
maul the life out of him with a club? for
that l " ' i
“I think not," responded the judge.
Why don‘t you move 7" ” ‘ g
“ That‘s got nothing to do with it; I
wont to know if he is entitled to gun} up
on the ice and fall through my bosorisent
window, and :10 Worth of change to the
glasu Couldn‘t I mash the studies :out
of him for that? " ‘-‘
“ Certainly not.“ ‘-
“ But when he lays down on the tilde-
wolk and bowls that his mother is lilo-ad
and he can‘t bury her because I won‘ti psy
what I owe him; buve‘nt I got any 1'3th-
x
dy ? u 1
“ I don‘t know of any. I think ylou'd
better pay him.“ i
. “But isn‘t his conduct coloulntod helple-
voxe o breech of the peace. whole be
comes sround with a quot-t of laudsjuum
end s horse pistol and threstens to itch
‘em both on the premises if I don‘ti put
up! Ain‘t it it crime when he hung- lhirm
pinned to him that I drove him to
wife!“ 1.
“ I don‘t think you condo anything but
pay him or move. The icon has n lright
to his money.“ “
“ That‘s ell I wentto know."replilid the
ii‘I‘n
, 9“
will“
A non lea”!
some trouble. new? you
me.“ and the l d cue mun booed:
do
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\Jsckeou Daily Patriot.i
nappy Friends.
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Rev. F. M. Winburne, Pastor ill. E.
Church. Alexia. Taxes. writes us follows:
Several months since I received a iiupply
of St. Jacobs Oil. Retaining two 1:9th I
lstributed the rest among friends.. It is
most excellent remedy for pslrlis sud
blues of various kinds. tispcclnlly neurol-
gis and rheumatic uflcctiousu
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lurk Twain‘s Baby.
Mark Twain having been asked to cons
the newspaper lulled at like fair
should I want a “society for the
cruelty to children ""1me-
when I have a baby down stilrs that
awake sevenl hours lalit night
W b y
I si 3 ntiw how
the other iburglu'
been me
out of order
although the
baby is always getting out of order, too.
it can nevertheless be depended ion, for
the reason that the more it gets. out of
order the more it does go. Yes. I an: bit-
ter against your society, for ! tliunk the
idea of it is all wrong; but if iron will
start a society for the prevention oil cruelty
to fathers I will write you a wholly book. 7
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beceuse it‘s always getting
Don't Let the litre Go loot.
Curtis Andrews, living in tbi;
district of Caroline county, is new: .
two years old. His wife is n frly
same age, end they have lived W
for sixty years- Their life has ‘ pa
and lsborious, but their faces . s
of smiling content tint/drown kin; '
tog toward them.
of his happiness, Andrews replied:
fwd]!
more trouble between
making t . e fire in the
thing else. If they can get “8, W; ,
about that. everything else is smooth. .
> “My wire and] went to new
together
in our log cabin fifty yours, ego.
We‘ve only got one fire-place. W
big one. When
‘ Sally, I'll make
since. For nigh fifty
up in the morning.
matches in the house.
my sulphur smells
While that fire burns.
in CW Andrm’ house.”
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plumb”
riiey WM! the inner or vii-lite. .
entertain. MrinMce HI,
nummwwfiw‘» + .7
The forum firm! ,A
1
11:1»?
was ,
Whensskedtlies’suct-fi
sir, I have alwsys noticed that gtherrh __
m and write ever ,
._ War,"
we
node the: are. and it‘s been burning“ mi- J
Norwalk Chronicler