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I FRANK EYATT.
IDENTI‘T. H
VOL. 11. X0. ‘26.
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Honors BROTHERS, Proprietors.
rift”: l! "SENTXNEL" BUILDING
Nun-urns Svsnlv.
or?”
1 our Si.“ Si: Flo-Ins
up.“ f‘oplos, I fonts.
1 Mill SZ‘RlCTil l3 ADVARK‘I.
tor-s of Advertising.
,,. j. 1’] Il- own in" ficol.leol
.... y n "so use .480 ”so um 31ng
. :w m w :75 rod newrsoo
. cos we no no no rrso Ins
.... no no I‘c‘isé’fi'fi'fi‘odsfl
r in ‘9. no now use rtso uoo
, ”a no re.» use was mo ibis
i no) nos Iscc' coco: ism
! sis was «06 "as um scan with
r «so “so was «no use fond “Nil
irr‘lgro us Booths 'Isortod (rn'sitnrulv
”s y‘ lien in rsrris por lilo
rym si ‘hr has! I‘i'J: o *1. finmh ”0"“.k .5 59¢
one! «‘Zgus surr
Cl. C. WILLIS BENEDICT.
”me-s a! li’ssiclrucc. If)? ll'os!
Avenue.
E to 10 s. m. sud 6 in! p.ru.
«on
was. a. Rxnfii.
HYDRAULIC ENGINEER.
And .urvoyor.
qu A a: r: vs: If": to L. kinds of ifydrssilr
i‘" .1. ‘lrs.
u ‘ » u ‘ "‘[f‘.:r3‘ Jt'
" s ‘i Ein'klioth KL, Smith Nor-walk,
.‘u -. .’uuu i sis: . l‘urb’no Wow \l'neoi Ami
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Builder 8. Gantraclrr.
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BANK Z
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Insurance Agt
\r I‘i‘.\ HY l’l‘ Hidc.
Rm: and House
‘ lnuwl‘ Tir‘hii’i‘n P'chit‘lm DRAW.
Oppusllo F 0.
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lI-rnrc Ago-I.
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lurpnrlzlul In Ilrc i'ublic
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CARRIAGE MAKERS
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CARRIAGE MAKING
And Repairing
if
H. TI L L Y ’S.
A
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For I r
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. u. nnl m rues: crd-r.
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I fr??? 5-7.; saw at
Thu l’ocsssct Iron Works,
‘ or. i s Curr soon-r. an Ynsn.
GIPSY FLCWER PCT
for Cal. by
Jill H. Smlll. Florist.
VJL'TH surrnui. C'r.
EXAWISE THEM.
it GANUNG,
\f.‘ \Vil
\l'l )l ) ll
llrmse, Sign
s: Ornamental
PAINHTES.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, WEDNE§DAY. MARCH
30.
1881. * 'f-
—_
WHOLE N O. 542. "
\‘cw York, New llnvcn a:
llartl‘ord Railroad.
F08 NEW Y0“. G!"
1:.47 s. in. W-h’aol Es. i.‘ s. I n
i ll " Express. 6 52 " Sp‘gfirl ‘Wsy
5 :9 ” Express 7 54 ” .'. “Milk.
5,50 “ Arron. I 01 “ \' ii. Wsy
Li? “ Are". U.” “ Minn Ex.
7 34 " Aceom 10 (8 " ‘1 5. Way
7 is Loco! R: 1'2.“ p in Euros
III “ Arron. 1.6 “ s‘ 'gtid way
30.35 " Lot's: it til " on
i.” p. n. Arro- t.” ' V. H. WIV
2.50 " Rxpvcss 6.0? “ ‘l. H. '
«so " Express s .50 :p‘gfirld' sy
5 3 Acrom EH! ‘ ll \\ I]
6 24 Bum-u ll .‘il Ila-ran K:
s as Armin lib! Boston 8:.
ll! 3 .
Ill Iii Trim
nu Scions '3: .‘r-npns
it i? s or. Wuh‘gtos :3. it! s m , Boston Ex.
I‘. " Rxprvss. SJ!) “ N. Ii Milk.
‘ ii 34pm. Booms Rs.
1 ..
is " “an"
t u p 3.. ll 'hnin Lori 'Booton Bx
Norwalk R. 'l.
suntan ARRANGEMENT.
t‘ornwrcnoln' Monday. May 3.10
TRAlNS LEAVE BOUT“ XOBWALI.
us. u. no swim: at iflins having low York 8:05
sud New ilsvrn rl‘ifl n m .rnnncrnng st
“"lh'i wirh hirspaug it it mm for Luci»
told, smvmg m hsnbory 1010 s m
t I? p rn . mourning wuh exprrvn lrsmi vuig New
York st 3 (1‘ p. n . sud uproot tram from
Boston. srrmng .n i‘snliury st 5. LS
l is p In , r‘onnor‘m will: that so "pron nun from
New Yur . mm m; in ilsnbury M. 7.“ p.
m This rmu rnnnrcis (m Ralllfdhyl
st Borne: wrrh rrs.c for Lirchfleid
ii 3 p. 01.. frergur, wzrh prsengcr car. srvrvmg in
ilsnhury 1 60s in
H'HDAY Milk s! I s m . s'uppzhg u all .rruium
ld 00 p m pundsy milk. will iuhhl‘ngll‘ cu. Irnvqug
.c. lnu‘mry A: l': \l mzdmght
I'd‘hc ii In 'rsm fr-Im huurh Swank mi: nor.
run Ssiurrlsy- TM in «\&) rn . Sunrlsy iruzn will run
so mosi on srrevu: of 9 p ru ,cxprcu from Now
\or's
TRAIN‘ ARRIVE Flt"! DAbii'ii'lli’
“6 old MI. 583. nod 39: p. ll lion
— _ cu 0km”... §_\§niP\)R'rll. Mr“- ‘
Freight Cheaper
than Ever.
vii?
pnornnnnn nun:
-70-
NEW YORK.
m ;:,‘-an: l-lmrsrrsR
is, 3..
City of Norwalk.
Wrii ruminnv '»\ ks PF.’flilf trips rhr wish mi-
Wlnlmrrc urrrmm bur-or" NURI'U I HH'IWK
sud Nkw Your! !rui'liln' s: not.“ sonwstx
cock wsy ro res-viva and dc lwr frvighl
Danburv and
Bowman
lsolaclls, Sol-onus of Ms chart, Gout,
Quins]. Sci-o ”roof, S's/Ii» r on!
Spain. Burns and Ice 4 .
Emmi-Jodi!) Pains,
and (on, and all «how Pain:
and lclru.
”I Mullah on csrlh cqusln "r J rm» ('H'. In
| 0:? CI". “I,“ And shorty! Rurnm! “v rnrvi)‘.
A Jonson- bIt Ibo mmpsvutlvr-ly mfi'nf nuns;
of I. (Io-b. snd svsry as. suffering ii iii pun
son hsvo chap sud 3mm" proof of no rlmw.
Mons in lsvon 1w
sou: I! Au» DIUOGBTI AID DIAL!" ll
InlOllh
LVOGm & 00.,
I”. .‘so u‘ .
@Storia —:rs Doses
lift LCD“. .-\ .‘llollrcrs‘
rcmeriy for sleepless and irritable
I‘klldren. The Recipe or Did i)-.
l'mhcr. Free from Morphine, and
nut Narcotic. Formula published
\\.rh f‘mll bottle. Fur Flaluicncy,
“simulating the food, Sour Stomach,
l'excrrshncss. Worms, and llilor~
dcrcd liowcls. (‘nstorio has the larg-
est sale of any arlicic dispensed by
Druggrsu.
ASH'TONIC
A ,orlootod P‘s-Ila! oltho Spots-
Tonic ~ “My the "my“. chmflw Mu
muffled“. (ml tutor-tsp .‘ioolMy/usdm'
- IL
Prorrh'. rNoIVr-d from and dcirvsvvd s! rho
from?” drpo' of 'M- lisnhnry and \‘wrwslk Muir-Md
for oil uslmn‘ silo rho “run I: lisiirusd
E‘Sprviul srrnngcmruts for freight tn
sud frnm New ank can be mode with
this line in per mm. In“ than by the ri-
road.
l‘rud'xrr «niv! f.- ~sn' "om'uzmon In 1 rslurns prcmp
rly m his s: ms in :'l0!' mum-v nio-
‘v’A-i LK’iillll or. forbid ‘r wring lay of thv rmA
ploy—n of who boslsol this line os ocean" of tho
- l r- . '
mom-Hmong! For indigestion. am. I )spcpsu,
the many forms of Live-r Com-
pluint, impure Ind impnvcrishcd
Blood. and Furwrzon.il llcrsnge-
moms attendant upun liability, and
for Building up llxc \\'i'(lk. Ash-
Tonic is doubilcss the 1mm lxrnmpf
PATENTS. ‘
Muihitlp ,o (\i_ New York swi Wuhmnon
wn tors of i‘urrrls, 'irncuro pus-nil fur rrivcniun. ' . . i,, .' .
sari: ‘rrmot! ll. humus;- cunnoclrd rlvrvwrzh [\Y-rmpi .nd “tibia rental) )6! (“ ‘ ‘5‘ d‘ In
.v s. .l opus rusnmlbli- in m. (Mics under the pvr 1-2 lb.bortlr:s, 1 5r r‘iils; 51x lrultlcs,
«um. sup'ovrsmnnl \\ Oil?“ U‘hillD. formoriv Si "Ct‘fcdllcd l‘lli'ull lans -nd
. . . m
l'vlvwmlfissures-v l'r-irai Burrs l‘srenr Ours. ‘
{vii-l lrnmmxmift'lnns sir.‘flv conddrmmi ‘3 Llcrgymcn. who Hilly tir‘mrr‘ in m“
r lfr‘ spmndwv v :vr'c: ri'.’ll.‘ sill r r» pin! or. sp . . .
a. V: wr‘. Rr'fI-rr: art in :r.. pans ’m' flrr r‘wunirv ll“: lDUlV. will lie "lpililt‘tl Willi lifil
Artist-u m. cmnm mm...“ L. nauurrlr a in ‘ t‘if‘t‘cdilig 52‘ butllcs. t” ““04““,
fialigilafl n! lust-cw, .u‘rnlr ilril‘sR. Now York. N .
Y "I! the rcisrl prrcc, money lo aciom~
pony the order. Sold by Druggists.
and by D. ll. Hervey It Lion 46 hey
_.....—....._.._~—-v-.
hoducég .-. Prices! Sr-NM
Millinery! CENTAUR
Tx .\'( rm or )()I)S
9.---..
Mrs. H. Kreiger.
New Hotel Building.
SO. NOB W ALK.
James. W. Gavanagl,
Artist
43—;
Marble
[Lniment
The mosr Pokerflu.
Penetrating and Pain-relieving
remedy ever devised by man. It
sonrhps Pain, it oils '5 inflammslion.
ir heals Wotnds, on it cures
BHEUMATISM,
Solution. Lulu Scolds.
Burns. Stlt Joints. uts, Swell-
iugn. Frost bltcs. Quinsey. Suit
Rheum. itch. Bprnins, Gulls, and
Lamoness from any cause. Suf-
ferers from o
PAIN IN THE BACK.
l-‘svor Sou-so. Eruptions. Brokaw
Breasts. contracted Cords. Nou-
rnigin. l’ulsy or dislo” ttNl lirrrim;
and owners of horses. ‘ ‘smors. me-
chanics. merchants and professional
men everywhere. unite in saying. rhsr
CENTAUR LINIMIZXT
brings relief when all o'hcr Lini-
mems. Oils. Extrscts End. l-Zrnbroca-
Yions hnvo failed.
rou- llesdschs. Mcnrsl Doprouion. Loss of lemon
i re not . must by ovor-onsruon.
bush. or ova-in ui nos. which iosds to Inlury
Hv sod Moth. Ono x wiil euro rocvst cases.
i u margins on. momh‘s lrostn: rot.
-;. or s s bokrs for Ivo dollsrs;
paid on ricorpt of loo.
curs any can. uh vseh ordor rocoivod by so for -
Steamboat Wharf.
South Norwalk. 0:.
curbs-rs: our union pursuit-c to rotors tho 3
fihe rrcsrmcm riot-s noroffscr. s euro.
inn-cod by G. B. Purses). sols surhorircd spirit fc
South .\orwslk. Corm. JOHN 0 WEST Cf).
fiols Pmprioton. l8!
“8“ .w
HARDWARE.
Tho HEP AMI!!!” is TOWN of
General Hardware,
.00.“!!le Tools.
Whils- Lend. Points.
Oils and “1nd”. Glass.
A full Aston-out of
obscured for new inventions. or for improvements
old ones. Csvcsts sod sil gaunt bnslncos pomp
Ill-Mind In.
rosy still. in mutants. be pout b us.
can i
horn Wsshl on sod who runs: depend it
than null-Iii: oi tronsncrlnm wuh rho Parr-in co
Pot-at Olen sod sdvlso u to its
OBTAIN?!)
Locks and Knobs Wo rm: to non.
s
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Of rho boot Qnsury. cnssp for Cook
Hons Finishing Girls
JAPAXKSE PAPER WERE.
Agent for tho
Dov. r Vordical Boiler und Hull's
Pirvnnd Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricoltursi I; lommts.
M!
unn-
c. A.81¢OW a co...»
Ml. “out 0M0. Wain ‘
handgun in no
can ensure
PIN!“ m say one no or 'o grrsrprodis
sr
Wumon sre on successful as men.
i'zpo-r Hanger. Glszler, “nicer."
Etc.
w. G. QU’M‘RD
Is. s more nu. am. so. Xmas or.
Tooth. for and Hoodoo/lo. Frosted furl
Health is Wealth.
Ila. I. C. Wnsr‘s Nnnvn urn Bruin Tnsnunsv.
\ uncut: for Hysteric. ills-icon Convnisicns. Nor
Spams hm. lmporcncy. involuntary Emlssiasfi.
oi When they reached the church. young
Ono dolls! 3
out 5 mil pro
“‘0 "motor-d I 3 boxes '0
bakes. sccorupsnrsd with ll». dollm. We will send so
(in-nurses
srnw. Isdlson Smot. cm
PATENTS
iNVKN‘i‘iONS THAT DAYS BEEN RMECTRD
tho Plum! (harms cnmfiwi: h ’
1'er nwsrnzss sxrmcsn’w. w on so- "
lino thsn those who no mots
svcntors send model or sketch we dish
“I
W low. sad H CBAMNLESS PAT
W Gonna D. hf. Roy.
3013.41). Power. picnicrsll‘s latihc U. 8.83:3»: 3f-
“, lsliy oocrc en n evsry o o
Un'l‘on .215: or would role-moss.
0‘. .
unison. sudonr is
pic .ud plsin. mot
frontho
_ own found If free, with full dine-
uo. for com Ibo ”sprout-bis
business rhst snyonc cos cognac in. Tho
vory ho one con fsrl who is willing to work
y- sud rls
Tl'lllll Stranger in Fiction:
:0:
STORY OF A SLAVE.
[courts-vs or two Russia.)
We publish st the request of s friend
who was deeply interest“ in the rocitsl
of rho. “Story of n Slave." lie ssys: “Tbs
most important facts connected with this
sketch in tho “ Story of s Slsvc." were re"
lsrcd to in some ten yc‘srs sgo in several
conversations with him at that time. and
tho rcmsrksbin incidents and changes
which have follcn to his lot scorned to no
strungcr than any rornsncc of our dsy.
snd st that thus 1 mods inquiries which
fully established the truth of his state-
mcnts. and also from s conversation hold
this winter with Ir. Green. is m of his
form ownor. Since his frccrkpt from
slavery he has filled ssvcrsl offices of trust
and responsibility. from Justics of tho
Peace to State Senator. Willis Justice of'
the vacc. singuisrly enough. was one of
rho judges to decids whst punishc'isnv
(for outrages committed against loysi men
and their property during the war) should
be meted out to one of his worst pol-so-
cursrs whilc in slsvery. Tho story shvo
refund to hos boon very closriy and cl».
gsntly writfom nut by the of his ~friorrds.
and publishcd in s pspcr printed for tho
fair lif‘ifl for the hadn‘t". Wu Hose
plul. Jncksonviiic. sfla‘.‘ .mncc of
Mrs. Mound-Ar Mil N ” fif “wank".
whnso bcrrutiful wintfl' “twat: tho
orsngs grows and s“ W'fio finest
llvf‘ nu on rim St. John‘s Divot, looms to
law nurhing more to“) Minty its
mistress who scents to bo am sud fort»
must in ovary chor'itsbio and benillccnt
enterpr'no.‘
Evofi m Mill cvcry rsco but its rcprc-
sentotivo man or men. 0f onc of those I
will givc s brief history.
Ssmud (spewing tbs origins! of this
sketch. was lmrnls the city of Clinic-too.
S. C. on rho {lb of Junv. 1817. lic will
burn in sr-rviludc. His mistrcsn. hits. C.
l‘. Spvurs, lwlnngcd to tho old aristocracy,
and was a lady of cumin-.8 wcli on of fins
ammo ability. Shu bad I numb”: of
Slnvcs. rind bucnming mmrwirnr rcrluccd
in moons. and inn-lug many months is fill.
was in rhoflnliir uf hiring our the older
and rnnrc cupnblu ones. and placing tho
youngor mws in tho fumilios uf poor wirilr‘o
to Inbor rnr rlwrr fund until llrcy were old
our! strong enough to comm-nil o good
prion in tho mnrkct.
Ar tlw ngc of night yr-srsJiltlcSnIn was
thus temporarily disposcd of prior pisccd
in ”in family of stench" of tho poorer
class of wliitrs. it provcd s furrunrrtc dis-
posal for ”w littlv culorcd boy. who. being
too young in pcrfurm much labor. was sl-
iuwcd in pass n portion of his timc in the
M'lumlrmrm. as tho toward of light service
we“ drum. llcrc his unbition wss aroused
to lcsnr in rrsd: and after school hours
ho would tskv rhc more fortunsrv child-
ren's primers. sod qucsrmn llrcm reope-
ting the csbsiinric signs known so the ni-
pbobct. Aftcr lcnrniug o few of those,
and catching n him uf short words. ho ho.
gnu in study the city signlmnrdu. and was
It won ilit‘ ‘rlii'hull uf knowlr rigs under
diflir‘uilrvr. and fur fnur years it wont on
slowly and sccwlly, with little sdvugov
wot. '
At‘o ago of twelve ho was [crfllod
from this first situation. and, as ho was
now old cnuugli In csrn scum-thing. his
misrrcss lurcd him out on vrrrrnri lmy r... n
mr'rclrnm. for lhrcc dnllmv a month.
Tho study Hf the city signs wt still curr-
tinucd. sud this longing for lcsrning in-
creased. though he hrrd neither book nor
tr‘ru'lwr.
liu was mw irsigod with his mother
susin, who was tho fsmlly cook. Bring
s ilt‘Ylill‘ll Methodist. she won conful first
be! rwo childron Alwulil‘nltcul libisob.
and Sons llcliglr‘ld to c0. 0- his why
bomc our Sunday morning. ho was cocoa:
toil nu rlu- strcot by s stranger. n young
urmicmsn. whoinquircd of him his homo.
and wiwrv irc lrsd born. llsving sn-
uwi-rcd rcspcctfnily. the stranger "gain
inquired if bc‘lhsd ever been to Sunday
school. and if ho would like to go!
There was such a fascination for him in.
the word "school," that ho replied he
would llkc it ihc best in the world. The
young man lhcn bndc him follow him.
and he took him st onus Wold Flynn‘s
church. which stood on the neck. just be-
yond tho city corporate. The church is
still standing ihcvc on Cbsrlotte street,
and is known as the Second Presbyterian.
More lbsn s hundred children sod adults
were sssornidodwkbls. when tintyouog
Christian “wicked up in tbostroots III
by-wsys. and led thither to lcsrn of the
door common Father sud the woy to
much: flu.- sums of runner Adar is
familiar to very many: that young out!
was his son. and ,his none is worthy to be
written in letters of gold; it will long be
clwrislu-d in the hearts of the lowly. A
slight. delicate youth. not many yours sf-
, reward he. bore his harmonic. to the
wilds of ‘Africs. '
Adgcr brought Sam s littlc thin primrner.
full of pictured illustrations of thc slpbs-
‘ her. and simple words'ss ‘dog.’ 'cst‘: sud.
beginning with tho alphabet. be found
him acquainted with most of the letters.
f Than. trying him with words, hcdiso’ci-
' cred also his ability to spell the simple
ones correctly.
“You are a bright boy." hs sold to him
r-ncoumgingly. “You can read s little
now. i will give you s Tasmmeni. Ind
you must coma again next Sunday."
Sam's joy know no bounds. While
so much for loin-0M had a -
wtruce suspectsd be; spud, ~‘r'ss .
and ‘courd ‘ mum bellow ‘ tbs
stmngcr's/‘wsl'filv' '; Hum ‘hll little
book to his bosom. he no along the
street as fsst as his feet would tronsport
him. calling but‘to his mother long bo-
fore he ruched her cabin door: "I can
read. hisrnmyi Icon read! And I hsvo
notsbooki” x a 6.. a!
“it ‘pssrs iiks younro crssy.chiio,"
any}? 3'. honoured thsdoor. his fsco
sli' s; cw with excitement. She could
not understand whst no mesnt until. he
sat down and began “I sci tlk- «th
of the Ngw Testament; then she burst
into costs; lrcr joyalmost equaled his
own.
Minn hummus warns boy‘s
< ll . a» .
1P Chundlcry. ROP‘. 3 its it ‘13:. 2:. gas All": as": W. ’mplfllflfi‘; , .j. 7'... M
«molly pleased: for she mints!!! ‘ tho
'gcnsrsi opinion thsts slsvc who ' d
rend wss spoiled. Show grant pride in
her dsrkics. who were well cictbsdsnd
Mrlilf‘lllllf‘fl nhlr in mnkc untun rosy munc.‘
~—
tbc othors picked it up sod put it on my
hood. sad I went forth into the streets
like a condemned thief or murderer. Oh.
how my mind did fool."
The Csptsin mooted. sud foilowod his
pvisorrsr sts distsncc, keeping ,nssriy a.
block between them. ‘ Turning s corner
where hs wss for s moment hidden from
his moor. Born lands on . sgosining st-
tompt to froo himself, Ind succeeded in
oktricsting one of his hoods. Thrustinc
thsotborin bi boson. be obsngd his
(sit from shaping wsik. sud too with
all his speed scro'ss some vscsnt lots.
whcro there hsd been s (root finnot long
before. Tho old obirnnoyssod brick wsllo
were sanding. and ho cropt onions thorn
sud conccslcd himself from sight. while
the Captain wont on to tho workhouso.
Not for swsy wss s mm which no
to Sullivan's lslsnd. His niotrtos' count
try residence was on Long lslsnd. just bsé
yond. and sop-voted from it only by I
desp sud dsugcrous crook. Rio moths:
wss than. sud his thoughts turned to be!
in his trouble. Dr. Peyton was there nice.
the person entrusted with the W
ment of Mrs. Sponrs‘ estate. including tbs
sisvss. Ho bod ten cents in his pockot.
you the fore to tho lsisnd; but he bod no
poms. sod s negro could not gobcyond tho
city limits without s written permit from
bisowncr or employer. “'bnt could he
do! if his psss wss demanded, ho wss
sure to be arrested. for that was the law.
He decided to take the risk. sud. much to
his surprisc and relief. his fsrc was re-
csivcd without questioning. Ho sol ho
could nsvor sccount for it.
Hot until its mobsd tho lsisnd was be
able to extrinsic the other bond. which.
.witb the mounds. ho had nil this time
wrisd in his bosom Then he boson to
look for some fishing-host or other craft
to tsks him over the crock. there being no
regular convoynncc. Unsblc to and one.
and night drawing on. he wont to s house
tbst stood nsor the inlet. hoping to and
sonic pcrson there to help him slang.
They inquired to whom he belongod. sad
as“ him supper sud o bed. on it was
thought unsafe to cross the crock in tho
dark. At dsybrcsk next morning he wss
rowed over to the other Islsnd, wjioro ho
had often been wbcn s child with his
mother. but ncvcr sincc he was old enough
to go out to scrvicc. lie rcmcruborod the
situsrion of the house. sad. as it was not
morn than n mile away. hc found it with-
out difficulty.
The sun wss just rising out of the ocean
when he entered the yard. His mother
was in tho kitchen rushing prepsrstiono
for bmkfsst. and. seeing him coming up
the path st such rm esrly hour. wss much
nisrrncd. She thought something was
wrong with the mistress.
After he had told her his story. she mid
she would call up the “rotor and see
what he would do. Dr. Peyton was
brotlmr-in-Inw to Mrs. Spears. sud had
clrsrgc of the place.
lie soon made his sppcsrsncc. and 8am
fold him cvcryflring that had befnlion him
and how ir hirppcncd; also his dcrsrmius-
tiun to div sooner than to be subjected to
such injusticc. The Doctor was very sn-
gry. and threatened to prosccurc Captain
Psrkcr for driving one of his boys through
the streets in fcttors. “ Where on! tho
handcuffs P“ lw asked. Sam drew them
from his brunt-pocket and gave thcm to
blur.
“ You stsy hero." its sold to him kindly.
“ and 1 will with! tick! oflsir. Your misv
trots ought to hove known better. when
you hcvc sorved bar so well.“
lic rcrnsincd on the lsisnd a work: then
us his mistrcss did not rctum. the Doctor
took him in his own boat to tho city.
“ You just stsv outside " ho said to Sam
when thcy came to tho hours whom Mrs.
Spears was stopping. “ i will we be:
first.“ .
As soon as she mct him she bogus to
wcop. “ Sam has drowncd himself." she
sold. ,
“ How do you know f" be inquired.
Biro told him he had thrcstrrred to do if.
and they had searched the city through
and through for him for in week .snddrsd
no tidings of hit. '
" Weill All I can say if it is on.” the
Doctor replied. “you boys lost the like-
licst negro you owned. and you my thunk
yourself for it. too."
She began to cry .sg‘siu, 9nd sfter s lit-
tic Doctor Peyton bookcnod'Ssm from tho
piazza where he hsd overboard the wholo
conversation.
" 0h. my'bordl Is that you, Barn?"
she cxcsimed M be. ennrsd' the W.
“ I am so glad to sec you! I thought you
won dead. Whore hnvo you boon sll this
time whilo we werslooking for you l”
“ Over to Mostor John's," ho repliod. in-
dicating the Doctor. ~
“ Well. I on glod you luvs conic. You
need not go back to Captain Psrksr; ho
hss used you very roughly. You may
find yourself snothcr plsos."
His employer did not so readily forgive
him for slipping through his fingers, snd
promised him s hundred lusbaif he ever
caught him. Ho oven set his subordi-
nstvs on tho wstch. sud savers! times the
poor fellow escaped them only by flight or
strotsgcm. Onco’thcy trsckod him to tho
very ho‘uso where his mistress sod Dr.
Peyton were stsying. and domsndod tho
runaway. They were showered with
threats of the low if they did not com to
persecute him.
Hsvicgdcns with Captain Psi-ker- sad
the Citadel, Sun named with his mistress
to hire his time st fifteen do s month.
sod sot up for himself. He first on:-
ploysd on s drsymsn. nod sol-nod suns-
thing inside by odd jobs. but it sll swoon.
ted to little more thus he psid for his
tints. not Molar: to psy for his bond
swd’ciothos. ‘
a. next obtain-5d employment in s stars
sn‘d shout this time wss mottled. Every-
thing went well for s tints. whoa snsvsnt
occurred which resulted disustmsiy. Tbs
frss‘womsn, who. years before in tho
fogtrcss. fought Born to write. bod s hus-
.hsod in bondsas. After many cadavers
shonocssdod inoficting his vocspo to
fed: and often on Bond-y morning club
would drivcs dozen of the young ones
before her to church.sco thorn in their sp-
pointod place in the «lion. whore-ho
kept s wstckful svs upon them from her
cushioned out below. Every wilderness-
or was carefully observed and remembered
and n dinner of cold hominy ins dork
closet. in plow of the usual good Sunday
dinner, was the punishment for cicadas.
Sam's next employer wss s moo by thq
name of Brown. who kept s but store on?
King streot. With him and his sistors.
tho ind spasm to luvs boss s amt lov-
orirs. The ladies touch: him to looks
bead-bogs ind purses in his intervals of
leisure. sod those with his little Tests-
rncnt. divided his spore hours. His wages
bolongcd to his. mistress. but tho hood-
wcrk yielded him s trifle of spending-
noncy. the first he had ever corned.
After two years with those ssccllenl
people. Mrs. Spears. wishing b lacrosse
his wsgco. gsvo blur s written permit to
sock soother cmploycr. For ssvsrsl days
he went from house to house offering his
services without success. until his mis-
tress begun to socusc him of idling his
time. sud throstcncd to whip him if he
didn‘t soon find s pines. Being s womsn
of strong nervs and resolve. bodoubwd
not the thssot would he assented.
He now begun to interrogate persons
whom be met on the street. and wss told
st lost that Captain Parker. who kept the
ststosrruory st tho Citadel. wsntwi s boy.
This was glorious news for Sam. whooo
unsginstion tired st the thought of living
anions soidicrs sud hosting the drum sod
ilfc. lls flew to the fortress. and. upon
his svrivsl there. found the csptsln ob-
scnt; but his wife bsdc him wsit his re
turn. nlrlrough telling him be wss quits
too unsll to ha of ssrvios. Her husband
confirmed this'oplmos on his srrivsi. bot
inquiring to whom he belonged. sud find‘
in; Us mistress was s rslstivo, he agreed
to tsks his: s monrh on trial. 8am rot
srsinod with him five years. While ho
wss thcvr. s free colored wcmsn. s nurse
in tho fondly of can of the officers. taught
him to write. This was sccomplishod by
stealth. on" thc day's labor of cock wss
finishod.
Captain psrkcr provcd s wry imrd moo‘
tcr. Morn snd unyielding in his demands.
His wife wss s swcct. gentle lady, who
did all in her power to funds! the boy's
life tuicrshic. lit- stlll remembers sud
speaks of bor with ground regard. Bov-
iug romsimd for several ycsr. spd wish-
ing for grcstrv liberty than was sccordcd
him st tho garrison. ho bogged bis mis-
trrss to silow him s cirsngo. which she ro-
fm-cd. as ho hsd good wsgcs there and
certain poly. .
At the ogr- nf ruins-tron. having been five
yvnrs st rho Cilsdcl. and Mrs. Spurs still
rcfusing him thc dcsircd removal. ho dc-
rcrmlrrcd to run away. This resolution
was form‘l in no sudden bout of temper.
it was tirc result of many months of color
di-liln-rsrion. with tho chances of success
and {Micro about evenly prdscd in his im-
uginuliun. [is bad no trim of running
«way from slavery and thus defraud his
uwm-r of two lrundrcd dollars at ycsr. he
only snuglrl. by chsngc of piscc. to iooscn
his bonds A little. and thus soften the
who and pain of accustcmcd scrvitudo.
Many plans won revolved In his mind.
bur. loyal to his mislrcss. it was not may
to act without her concurrencc. Tho fol-
lowing‘ spprsrcd to him the most feasible.
sud was tin-rotor“ sdoptcd: lie hsd boon
sccrrsmmcd to kccp the account of his
own tirnc. and at the end of ovary month
carrying his wagon to his mistrsss and
taking her rccsipfs back to his employer.
thus moving both portion all care sud
troublc: sud uovcr had in- fniicd thorn in
hours: fidelity. 110 now proposcd to take
his ncxt month's pay to Mrs. Hpcsrs its
usual. sud risk ones mom for s new silus-
tinn: rolling lrsr at the sums time he had
lr-ft rho fortress forcvor: very nstursliy
supposing that when she found him thus
dclcrmimd she would grant his request.
Accordingly at tho end of the month he
hcgsn his prcpnrntions to lenvc. by curry-
ing in secret to the house of s rolslivs the
fcw rhings he possessed. Then he woifed
upon Csptsin l’urker for his money. sud
wss ordered to go quickly and be bsck
won. as he was wed.
Mrs. Spears ws spending the season st
her country scat. on Long Island. but bod
come into Ibo city for s day or two on 3
visit to a friend. Sam went to her at uncc.
prtid hcr his wages sud was offered ss usu-
al the rccoipl. Ho told her be bod left
there and would never go back sgsln.
She was my ongry st this. and declsrcd
he should go. if airs hsd to compel him.
no replied he would drown himsolf’iim,
and wss told it was the very best thing
for him to do if he would not obey her.
Roving. however. no idea of thus dis-
posing of himself, he withdrow and wont
out into the city. intonding to return oftcr
a while and sec if his mistress would not
roient. Going down one of the principsl
slroots. he saw his employer on horseback
in pursuit of him. To use his own words
--his only chance for escape was to dodge
around it corncr and let him pass. Con-
cocling himself ss best he could until
nightfsli. ho than rotors to his coldness.
but found her nbssnt. The next morning
hostsrtodtozo. to honbut wss not by
Csplsin Parker‘s son with three soldiers,
who stopped him sud stternptcd to hand—
out! him. Round todospunticn..hc drew y
his knife sod threatened to use it on the
first who should lsy bonds on him; st the
sum time telling them if they would let
him slooo he would go with them out!
have s talk with tlrs‘Cnptnin. though he
would not remain with him mother day.
Walking bstwoon them. two in from sud
two behind. he went back to the fortress.
hc sentins duty‘ mocha?
I“ fl ‘ is
at" 1‘ 0%0 hosagfl'
fl a e no] , b Shift “M l“!
W”: bill-9min» sum-Nitric
tools: old unmovod. When they reschod
the omco of the comrppndsnt ”if found
his: writing. Ho? canon t‘o‘lhd sen nsi not
over on exingcncy arose. would sell odor-
kcy. sod thus relieve the pressure. Mrs.
.Spcsrs had s dsughtsr about to be Inst-
ricd.-ond thou-c were runny “tending ex-
ponscs. Having no money for tho outfit.-
somo can must go; why not Sun. who
othorwiso might escape and prove s dead
loss! , - y
. So one unlucky dsy, without it note of
warning or s word of porting, Sam wss
soot to the workhouso whore negroos wont
to be sold. on well so to be punished for
potty oneness. Bis oflcnos. was reading
sud writing. and those would prove on
obstsclo in tho wsy of s purcbsoor. u no
on who know it would buy s .dsrkcy
with such dongsrous accomplishments.
For wars that: s month he "mined in
prison; thcn‘csnves Fiorlds trader, one
Wsds spsrktdss. of Alscrins‘. who put-o
chased him st s low figure snd took bins
swsy to s wilderncss then st war with
tho Seminoles. On his wsy to the boot
which wss to convey bin for frorn sll ho
know our! loved. hsnil-cufl'sd snd broken
hesrtod, be sow a colored wornsn whom
rccoguisod. snd coiled to her to go to his
mother sud tell her he wss sold. sad if
she would see him oncs more the must
baton to the boat. which would lesvc tho
whsrf in on hour. His wifs was ill, hav-
ing s young child. Pic had not seen her
for weeks. and could not send to bar. its
her mistress lrsd forbidden her to see
him.
By some miscolculstion they were too
lots for the host which was just rounding
Port Moultrie when they came in sight;
They could not return to the workhousc
so the trodes lodgod thorn in the city jsil
to swslt soother stcsmsr. While in jail
some of Sun‘s friend's went to sec him
snd bid him forewell. but neither his wife
nor his mother. Tho fomcr wss not sl-
lowod to do so. sad tho lsttsr sold it would
only break both tlroir hearts to most sud
part thus; she only sent him s mother‘s
blessing. sod prayer for his presenc-
lion.
Tho bout put in st Ssvnnnsh, slso st
Dorian sud St. Mary‘s. Some of his com-
psnions wore sold at such stopping place.
but Soto could rssd sud write; snd sl-
though ho was oftcn coiled upon to ex-
hibit his skill. no one wantcd such s curi-
osity as no oducstcd nigger. So he held
July. 1840. was sailing up the brood St.
Johns. and into Black Creek. some fifty
miles from its mouth.
An cducsted monkoy would excite loss
sttcntion on s Southern stcsmer to-dsy.
thou did Spsrkrusn's yellow boy forty
yosrs ago. Once he was bsrgsinsd to one
of the Crockerv of Block Crock. but his
wlfc snnulicd the solo, vowing she would
never have s nigger on the place who
knew more thou his master and mistress
both! Neither of then: could rosd or
write: and this was s common circum-
stance in n country without schools.
The trader as not discouraged. He
heard of s mg in Baker County who won-
ted a hand 0 two, so, bidding Sam keep
that little book out of Right now. they
started on foot through swamp and mo-
rass. for Elisha Gwen‘s.
'l‘hcy csmc, at last. to a poor log house,
without chimney or windows.
Mn. Green sud her daughters were at
home. spinning on hand wheels: her hus-
hsnd sod sons were swsy at work on the
form. She gave them food and invited
them to wait, which they did.
After s time. s middle-aged mun. with
four well-grown boys. nil in homespun.
sud barefoot, approached the huusc.
“ My God. MM‘I Sporkrnsrr." whispered
Soul. “ lbcy‘s too poor to buy shoes! You
ain‘t sell us here noirow.“
But the rrmicr know tlic customs of the
country too well to be dcccivcd by appear-
nnocs. and negotiations soon commenced.
“ i take A likin‘ to that ynilcr boy‘s
looks.“ he said, indicating 8cm. “ What
will you tuko for him l“ '
“ Ono thoussnd dollars. cash down."
“ 'i‘is too touch: l‘li give you nine bun-
dX'Od." .
" lie is richly worth Morn hundred. but
I‘ll ukc s thousand for him, and not It doi-
lsr off." > - . “ ‘
" qufifty loss. now." persists-lumen.
“ i can't do it." ’ I
:- haggling nwhilc. they sgredd ‘to
div do the lost fifty, sod m was sold for
nine hundred sud seventy-live dollars. He
says he wondered much when the money
wss to come from. as neither cbcstfirnwvr
nor secretory was visible. Standing in
one corner of the csbin we" on old churn
and s water bucket. After the bargain
was completed, the water bucket was
hsndcd by one of the boys.- and over six'
hundred dollars counted out. Then the
churn wss produced: thst was also full of
coin. ssfsrtbsrs. in thst log but. without
lock or key. than in my modern ssving‘s
bunk. The deficiency was mods up from
the churn; the trsdor took s drink nnd
was setting out with the other boy—tho
last of his lot. The two boys had sold
good-by. hoping they might not be far
sepsrsted. when old Inn Green surprised
them by i rig—“What did you any
for that otb bop Y"
“ Nico for Torn.“ woo the reply.
“i will give you eight."
"No! but we‘ll split sgsin.”
"Agrcodi Bring back the churn."
The churn wss rsproduosd: sight hun-
dred sud fifty doilsrs more were counted
into tho bonds of the trsdsr. who bod
now cissnsd out his satire lot. sud 'rssi-
inod s smsll fortuno.
Unpmmioing so tbs future looked to
tbsso‘two dosolsts boys. tiny bod found s
good horns. Judging by tho stsndsr-d of‘
servitude. They were on well fed nod so
weilclothsdssthelr nustsrsndhis sons-
Tboylsbooodbytsoirsidor but Born woo
uhhsppy. Hundreds of miles swsy wsrs
his young wife sud infspt child. 7 his old
mother. sndsli in but over known or
loud. The thought dim-noted him: he
could neither est nor sloop. snd soon'fsil
sick in was". His now mistress nursod.
him with the utmost kindness sod strovo
toohccrhimbotbossysbs can (in for
tbo‘fil'l limo tint he bod flood of more
to lot dis nigger psss tho cots until he bod ‘ _
daiswith rs: than w”; on with his 'Pnilsdolphis. where she ,sftsrwsrds join- that ssrthly older hm oonhclsllod.
" ‘ slums cord was is him. The frisnds of omsnclpstion Be still bod his not. resin-our. sum
not red «openly. “Sporknsn hsd told
hint keep the book out ofsight. '
On Sundsy he stayed swsy .byvhing-
self to odour-ted log-cobra, wishing, to b.
slope. He found tbsro ,on add-snot
Crockst's nlmsnsc. full am sad.
cw“ il‘WNWW "Wadi
um rudiWflosnfifl"
in first city you thou s worn wslconto
sod such sod-toms so they requirsd. in
s letter to Ssm, the woman described
their reception sod thcnisny friends-nod
comforts they bod found in freedom. By
some scoldont this letter fell into the
hands of his mistress. who took slsrrn at
once. wreaths him of wish“: 3-9 loll
orderlyto bring him‘s poll; of bondcnflv.
“Th3 Wis my’riccr of ill-spat degrsdé
stion." he sold. whoa mounting-tbs story
to me. " [would have died sooner than
be handcufled. but could only submit,
while my whole nature rsvolted .st the in-
stlce. 1 fps-sod, or bonds behind
33. “dram than: rising: than tho Osp-
on his sorrowful way. sud on tho «h of -
sivs reply.
letter of s book."
out», sud from no foult
It soon vouched tho
" Let mc'hesr you. theni"
Sum stsmmorsd through?” of tho short
escorts. and his oompsnion said: “ That‘s
more than I can do! i don't know tho first
There wore many of
the old settlers in the some state of ignor-
thsir own.
" I out spell it cuts little," wns the ovo-
f Muster Green
that his “ Ysllcr boy" could read. and
that was what was the mutter.
who could read was reckoned not worth a
dollsr: fit only for tron-on sod strstsgcm.
“ l'hsve done thrown away my moncyy"
the old mun exclaimed in despair.
novsr til-corned ho was s rcsdin chop, else
l'd ’s touched ilgbtnin’ sooner.
bear wstcbing. that yoilcr boy will."
A din-key
.“I
He'll
And Sam did but wstcbing through
mom long yours 0! fsithful service.
begun with s broken bos'rt.
It soon? .boco' me up to the Greens
tblt thoir 'sobmvi“ vs. who sought
Murry-nouns: and for no smuse-
ments. performed his Ms to the letter,
novsr shit-king. never sparing himself,
novor failing than: is an emergency. had
boon wrongly judged, sod their distrust
yielded to the most ’gcncrous confidence.
As neither fsthcr nor sons.
doughtcrs could write. he was often called
upon to perform this service for thorn.
sud in time transacted much of their bur.-
th no living man. could have
wrestod the secret from him.
norsncs made me so ashamed." he said.
“ They were all very
good to me. and their home wss my own."
incss.
spoiogctically.
And so it won to the last.
place to go next summer.
tinned what he wanted.
“ Many attractions 1’“
“ Sever .“
" How‘s the scenery i“
“ Fair."
with an old hermit in it?“
hornet can get his work in
pincer l"
" No. sir.
“ I see.
lug!"
womén folks. “
sdvcrtisc.“
“ No, l huvcn‘t.
about all there is to it.“
i .
York Mercury.
work."—Gnlsootow News.
Nobody told, for nobody
Bow sweetly tbs puts i
And the broker rose up on
may cx‘pect rne with my family down at
your place shout the middle of May.
You‘ve got the sort of u place I‘ve been
looking after for ten yenrs.“—-Tbc Now
(To Be Continued.)
-—~v~iow -—-
A Owl-nor 1!.th Without Ito-
msnllo Nonsense.
M004;-
A young womsn qrpliod at the relic!
bureau in Galveston the other day with a
paper containing the following: “This un-
for‘tunhtc wornsh is‘tli‘é'only daughter of
in old and childless father-Jami she sup-
ports several younger brothers by her
...~—--——
' The Secret Told.
knew,
ttls violet grew;
mother nor
“Their ig-
Yestordsy the landlord of an up-country
summer hotel wss in the city and called
on several people to see if they would rc-
mcmbcr his house whcn deciding on the
He struck n
broker who has s large family. sud men-
“ Got a nice piano» i“ asked the broker.
“ First rate.“ sold the landlord.
“ Any romantic spot where lovers jump~
od of! n big bluff into A pond ?“
“ No: folks uppsr way don‘t msks such
cussed fools of themselvss.
“ Ob. swll. have you got sny csvc shout
“ No. air: if any supersnnustcd trump
tries to loaf about rhst part of tho country
sud gets money out of my guests by call-
lug himself s hermit. he'll find himself in
the house of correction quicker tbsn s
"Ab! Got s medicinal spring on your
If s runs is sick we‘ve got a
good physicisn in the vicinity. snd good.
pure water is so plenty with us thst wc
don't try to economics with' it by induc-
ing our guests to drink from some rusty
pool that'il give ‘em an attack of cholera."
Well, then. how is the fish-
” Can‘t catch two fish a day in the whole
nglon. but there‘s n number of good pio-
css to go with s supply food and cigars to
play cards and have a good time. and I si-
wsys keep a supply of front on hand to
fill your baskets whcn you come homo, so
you cmshmv the specklcd bcuufios to the
“ H‘m! You don‘t scorn to have such af-
trsctions as most of the summer msorts
I have. to rely on the
fact that I glvc 3 man u clcnu room. dc-
contly furnished. plenty of chickens and
vegetables to eat. ’ and lots of milk to
dripk. Thcrs‘s all out doors for the chil-
dren to play about. and it big shady pisus
for the old folks'to loaf on.
folks at fair price for what they have. and
if I catch s servant ski'rurish‘ing for fees. I
give tlist servant _ the bounce. That‘s
1 chargs
c said: .. You
How it camo- thro h the north sud the
frost and the ow,
And lifted its‘hesd to the heaven so blue.
Nobody'told. for nobod
Why perfectgood hsslt
know, >
ginddsns so few:
While thousands who long something [10'
his to d0. '
Arc bowed down to sickness their whole
lives through.
‘ " true.
and."
Insanity.”
,forin from
rsssntstivo:
s? .y' 3 -
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, .
M bows-MW .byq
tsln ordered Insswsy to the workbouss. tho )0!“ oftbs
wherein would most too when M sol . ‘ _‘ ..
ready. fly but wss on tbsdcor.sndl tiouofmbsw. - W
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Somebodv told. for svsry one know,
The wonders Sails Kidney and Liver Cur-s
do.
In bringing pun hosith to the bod
And osying from death many
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Colorsd preachers msy not slwsys got
too wordsof Scripture. but they gonor-
nlly underwhnd its spirit. Ono of them
wsntod toquoos the text. “The bsrvcst is
tbosouvnwror isosisr-nnd wo ore not
But being unsbls to rend ho
an tbogist of it thus. “Dc corn hos
boon csibbod, dove ain't ‘sny more work.
so‘ do Estsu is still foolin‘ wid dis corn-
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lung on the noxious .odst
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looply. f‘rigbt hero in tho ‘pit of my staring
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We ncvor sow nnyons joyous when suf-
psln; .nourslsto for instsnoo.
in re stion to thlsMsdy Ir. Georg. Guy-
ott. Prop. Guyett House. thus informed
one up I luvs used 8t. Joc-
cbs 0i for nourslgls. sod con occidentiy
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