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WHOLE NO. 559.
What to Drink In Hot Weather; ;
Queenie
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SOUTH NOR-\VALK, CONN” \VEDNESDAY. JULY 27, 1881.
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sinned a terrible responsibility. The men
_whom he sent to their death were prison-
ers of war whose lives were protected by
Natural History of the Editor.
: AN EYE FOR AN EYE.
“What ferocious-looking animal is that
[From the New York Trillium]
l"\|ll new YlillK GOING als'l‘
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I l... IIiIIlIlIInIrsIIII .Igzl .. V 1" a“; n men 9 pa ea c n- l l" - .. er t“ sand a Tribune reporter teen m ’
g , on. W - x .. \ork. “.11 a]... . 3.3.... ' ‘ in. .. 3...“... Rx-j accent. He had nothing to do with Mos~ “Indeed! Are they very ““89”“? at me Chambers street hospital theot'blr '
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, . . . _ ... .... II _\i. _ f i? . \. ... II IIIIIIII I u. II IIIIIIIII in. l‘.‘ 11 III n... IIIIIIIIIIII “I. Tlle execution of his men at Front Royal for the substitution. It is impossible to have been known to be quite combative, “Cold Water .. he [‘le “but I“ k.‘ '
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~ , :1; If} n lawlll 5.x 3 l-l if 3‘13"er Rx. greatly enraged Col. Mostly. It was an guedI or defend it. through a convenient back window. Gen- .0 ultimately injures the 0““ m
A Husdon's M am‘ke‘ l '3‘ 1‘ u. . . .. -\ .I IL. ills...“ " “NI wholly ““Wmml‘m by "‘0 “W‘s 0' The end of this strange incident of par- erally. they are mild and passive ass little ion One of the best d “I“; in “I. ll
1. _. . u s» 9. l. .. . .1 . .. 3:; .i 1 .. u l: .\j. 11. \v1\{.I civilized warfare. lie was a regularly um“ mo in 1334 so...) can“. The two new lambkin.“ ' we“ . item with ‘ filo
_ 1 _ ‘ .I .. 1...”... 3“,“, “l‘”"““‘. “‘3' commissioned oilicer of the Confederate - H ‘ for hot torts b“ ilk ‘ ll
. . , . . .. \I . . s. I . I . . I . , . . .I .r. 1-. n , .I i. .\ ll “3‘31 prisoners were placed with the condemn. When are they the most dangerous? ~ .
.r ‘ ‘ ' "‘ -‘““|“‘” *3 1’ '“ MW“ M- States' his battalion wasa regularly enroll~ ~ u .- ‘ mug” in “r I know 9°99" don‘t like it
. a III ._ um... II ~.- IIIIIIIIII MI . ed—the two condemned Masons in VV he“ "firmed “P011 by ‘ 5003! wt excessively but fig isvaluableforali m
- I -\ . . .. . 3. :I: if Iii. 2:31. lira ltd-toil 1:... ed part of the Southern army. and he was in charge by Mount-joy “a the etacb- who wants a seventy line local for a forty If some of slur high liven who eufler "I
11 u .. “II . TM II acting under the. orders of President Dal-is. merits mmmde That charge with the cent book, or when the sanctum is invaded “My “ am“ would u“ on m?“
Us M'siuis. ' {is SIN". \‘s ' . ‘ - . ‘ '
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fFlSH, FRUIT, VEGETABLES
[Hulls ul‘ \ili l‘i‘llsillsz 1? SI . "'“"“ "‘ 1 “mm" 8‘ ~ -
. an“... \.ill -- x 11 Milk. sea mere guerrilla outside the pale of law b . l . . - ‘ 1,0 t u ‘
Aug! Canned Good- a. .. .. 1;. . ‘_ -.. I . ...... . tot 0 \al 8). but loosing their way in the a u 89" espring. won 1 38" m Ane-
. _ o m- ni...\ll\l‘n'l‘1;iin ii I31.“ idol": ll; “'33 an 0“"“30 l“ “”0“" personally darkness. found themselves at daylight “A" editors 9“" crossto “0" other?” they ld feel 1-.“ ting '
- .. A. . . . . . . .~ . . . , “l W MW“ ' . ~ aswellas theservioc lie was not the - . ~ . no 1 in b' m therexcellentdrink.andoncwliichbriok~
. . . _. . 1 . . near Rosemont. in the vicinity of Berry~ 1} l" “ 0“ 3°me l ”W 0°“ In)": use . great deal. isthoold uh,
' . 1 ‘ 1 i. ( 1 ) 1 l 1.; N . E w Y o R K man to pardon it. and resolved to visit a ville. u was too late to carry out w. 0,. of buildings.“ oddrlnk 'm tarmarsmlathe ,
.. . . . . . . . I. . . “Md-V retaliation “" 1"“ “dimms‘ ders to execute the men near Winchester. “D0 “‘0! 01‘0“ have ‘ "ill 0051‘)“.
‘ AM! in order to do so in the most direct . h ch in “ —water with ginger "id molasses in k
. . . . . . — . . . The country was full of Federal scouting “ ll 9“ ° 9"? It 0001“ the system and 09°“ the DOM
I . , . . . . _ . . 8 I‘ B a 11 a1 0 r o R w A L K . iiiaiinei‘. he. wait-ed unItil lieIcaptured some parties which rendered itimpossiblo. Ty“, “Occasionally when they go out in op- sufli oi entl for a comfortable
f . . I ‘ I . : ' ‘ . _ _ ' R ”EuMAFISM :1; tIlieIpicrI: (II! lu‘ll.lI‘Lll:ltl“rti cominandw— uflieer commanding the guard therefore [iosite directions and meet by chanceon tion .. y t l I'
1 . ‘ . . . ‘ . . . 4. . - - . . - . . - . . . . I a a no '1‘ near ron_ toya . 11111 were i .I. i d to . to t t the “Mk. hi hw .“ - . . .
.\ 11.“ \l l». lli.\.\. . , I . I . . to (I‘ll) ill exeui ie sen ence at P 8 al‘ ..
.. . . II I I . .~ . . We Still Adhere to LOW Rates N I . S _ “I L ' guilty ofIthe outrage. . lii l-uveniber the Roseiiiount~morc flunk"). as one bad “Are editors ever cowhided 2“ maizeflsame to drink much in h“ _
. , _ . . . n: IIIIIII .-l a l ... .. I IEIIIIP‘Il} cum gm. an en. mnbcgo. lippfli‘lIullll y came. t apt. llil hanls. of incapcd and [my not even been missed in “Sometimes the little ones are. but the “One must drink more or 1 it is abso-
- l H l I . Baflgcho. Serene.“ of the Chest ‘Ouf. “MM y lmmulml‘ “M sent mu: ten . “w.“ the darkness. The W" called “988““ for big ones are ”NI" niolwt ‘“ lutelv necessary in order to ass,prioduoe
- \ . “_ ’V " '"_ ”m 0mm}. SIGN Throaf. SIC/”n s and ‘“ "I‘m” “ 5“““l "‘ ”l“ “‘3" “f ("‘"n NWT“ delay. pretending that he was not ready ”D0 editors 9“" N“ ‘3“ spiravtion Without that ‘ m“ MDT;
. DentIStr'y' SpMIns. BuNN‘Iand SIM dr, dim “ lim‘t‘n. tthli near htl‘ashurg. \"lll‘n‘ to die. and his request was acceded to. “The.“ do. 1" was formerly “PM soon bu"; u u
- . I I General Bodily Pains. no l‘ulilill‘l‘ll tilleen prisoners. among Tm“. we“. hung and the others shah with that they ate at long intervals. but it is “Is beer huprtfiil in hot weather“
a well authenticated fact that they can ‘
whom were t‘upt. llrcwstcr. of (‘usler‘s
stall" and ll‘rl brother. a civilian. About
the same time. another of lilosliy‘snllioois
l‘upt. Molintjoy. captnivd a second ilisllill~
llll‘lll of lllt‘ll from tho \‘illlllllllllll of (ion.
l‘listrr. and those like the first were taken
cast. of the Nile lhllgii Mountains llll‘lWlllt
further orders. Tlll‘l‘l‘ was no doubt what
l‘tilllillllllll they belonged to. In reply to
:1 question our of thrill said:
"V\‘i~ belong to t‘nstl‘r‘s divisoli."
The reply was oiiiliious:
the exception of the first named, who had
asked for delay. lie was not yet proparvd
he said. and suddenly slriking the guard
who hold him by the collar, knocked hilu
down. ri-shod past hilii and (\scaped into
the woods.
\\'heu Mushy heard of the substitution
of the two men by t‘lipt. Mouiiljoy. he
was nllll‘ll oll‘ondod, and rcpriliiandodhiui
declaring that the act was wholly unjustl-
tiahle. Nothing was done with the lieu~
“ltisone of the worst things in the
world, for the reason that by drinking it
you get the action of alcohol upon the
brain at the same time withthe heat.
Casesof alcoholic pmstration combined
with heat are very numerous in hot
weather. If one drinksbeer at all be gen-
erally drinks more than one glam, and in
consequence places himself in a condition
where he is the most susceptible to the ef-
fects of heat. Alcoholic drinks of all
Tooth, Ear and Headache. Frosted Feel
and Ears. and all other Pains
and defies.
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ll aufmaitiw. “mph and rhmp I-‘il. :inil lirlllyw)
A trial entails hill the coiiilslralividy will..- . 1.11:1.
of 50 l‘cutu. and over orw siillcrluu \lith you.
can have cheap and posit ve proof of its claim
lilrovtluns in Rieven languages
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eat a good meal whenever they can get it."
“ What kind of food do they like met?“
“They are not very particular. “'hile
they won‘t. refuse quail on toast. fried
crab or roast turkey. about Christmas
time. they have been known to to make a
hearty meal off a dish of cold turnips and
a consumptive herring.“
“Do they eat concert tickets. scraps of
paper and old dictionaries .‘“
“We believe not. Some people have
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Ilqu‘p ”i3...“ .2 I IIiIIIIrI-LII‘IIN Luigi-Jag I‘ Q1 LN 13...," lunged; J I 3 along . Richmond way. other ”‘30,...“ . teachings in early life. but no authentica- whiskey gin brandy—envthing had ev-
’ ”" ""7” l: "I 1“ B. .0 " ‘~ ""\-‘il5"'1' .‘ P ““2“ ““‘"‘ “”“fim‘d "‘ “ ““"w‘l'lm‘ls’ The execution iii retaliation ch sired the led instance of such a thing is on rec~ . ’ ’ . '.
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l:. € .f‘lolv ..“‘.' ... .,:‘.'.‘..'.’f.'.‘ ““""’”> l lrilllroii. 'l‘lic Ru. ire of Old 11-. 11 "I‘m“ “r “W lulu which :iwulti‘ll tlwui. dun of his [impel-ding. informing him that “Y“ "“2" “0 who“ they 3'“ adollar heat and are brought here l’" '
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and get a glass of soda. The editor does
not like to be stored at in this fashion.“
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pliml. without hesitation. llllll ho liolmigod
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mood of (ion. t‘usloi" He had done so
at last. and added: “Seven of your men
““5“." “ml long "Nd“ “P hi" "limb and were by iiiv order executed on the \‘allov
“all "0 thrill" 1“ vhunun il- “HT“ “1"" turnpike. your highway of travel. Ht)“;
”“1." “"1‘ nil-thud of «lissnridini: th'e l““‘lt‘l“ after un)‘ prisoners falling into my hands
ill l'uiiiniundvrs from treating him and his will 1... treated with kindness due w their
lllt‘ll us Milluwr "l" "1‘"! “WW ll“ ”mm“ (‘llllilll ion. unless some new barbarity shall
iii return. The wholoallair was arranged compel "u. reluctantly to adopt a line of
deliberately. and the l‘Vl‘lila‘ followed with policy repugnant. to humanity.“
“It seems to stupefy the victim. All his
energies sink away: he loses power of
thought. and lies in a more orless uncon-
scious state, according to the severity of
At a recent iiieeling of the Fai‘niers‘ ”10 attack. H0 recovers if the 5M6 is
Club of the American Institute. Mr. A. J. 30‘ ‘00 99““?- Sometimes he dies; some-
n. \‘oe. of llackciisack. x. 1.. sent the times he is injured Permanently?
following ten short rules by the use of ““71"“ is the In“ “‘3? 0‘ avoiding PM
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or any .11-1ulu dispensed hv
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lit llortortowii to \\‘llllt‘§8 what lil‘l‘ul‘l‘l‘d. 1.10m!)- blow another was struck, The ex~ there is a snorm forming north of you.
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the affair. “Mint! "‘m‘ht‘d "W ground Front Royal—fluid strangest of all was the of fair weather. towards a region where a at 500.000.000 01‘ years. by others lm’ml'
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”1.11.. l \I , .iI...III. \lI..1 I. 1.-II~I:.II 31. .. \\ 11.. 11.11 protection of; my iiihiinfrum lliv ruthless present at. u". scpl10“ud can testify to its wards a region of fair weather. been gone tlirought. Other planem go
EUROPEAN PLAN. I H “H"? 5‘ \ M” H' ' ‘ ”“04“" i‘llr‘ll‘l‘ and 1““"‘u- “l“ prisoners were truth. it is certain that the present writer 5 Cumulus clouds “1“,an move from a through the some process. The reuon
. . . . I . . I , . . . - I “ . . . . . « . ~ ~
. \ II ‘ 1 "IL“ I ”an M1 "1 \ 11’ m 1 1 ..1~ drawn up ill liiil-wllliiong llltlll (.ipt. would be plunged with a “ma l-xcl‘else re ion of fair weather towardsa region that other planets (11391-30 much fromtlie
“ ‘ ... 1... 1 1'» mun: 11... «2...... mu: m. 1......11... l “1‘ “W ““11“ *"M “V “HRH-531$. Brewster and n lii‘lm‘nanl “f llriil""‘."- ut his imagination. g ‘ . . ‘ ‘ earth is that they are in see much earlier
where a storm is forming. ’ The m
or later state of existence.
must. become old, Newton surmised, al-
. . though he could give no reason for it,tbat
will be rain in less than twenty-four hours the earth would at one time lose all its
no matter how cold it may be. water and become perfectly dry. Since
mum: $11.1 l\\ ll. ll. Doni‘y .\ l L... .4.) lwy The brotlil‘l‘of l‘upt. Brewster liull llt‘t‘ll
sv ' ‘
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boy and (ll‘lllllllll‘l‘ boy who had been cap.
lul‘l‘ll Willi llll.‘ rest “'l‘l‘t‘ lllsu lllllilli‘ll. New York Sun.
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The drawing then began. Twentyeevon White ants destroyed the woodwork of
pieces of paper were prepared”twenty of a house in New South Wales. and it cost 7. When cirrus clouds are moving rap- then it has been found that Newton was
them blank and seven number. These over $2,000 to repair it. idly from the south or southwest there correct.
were all pug into a hut Mid PHSSH‘ “lung A Georgia Farmer removed to Alabama Will ho a rainstorm 0“ “'0 ‘ (“TOW it il be As the earth keeps cooling it will be-
the line of prisoners. Those who drew alid took his now with him; hilt the uni. summer. and if it be winter there will be come porous. and great cavities will be
blanks ““‘N‘ W bt‘ “at“: WM“ Who “'0‘" mal turned up at her old home, ninety 8 SHOW Slowl- formed in the interior which will take in"
u... numbered slips were to he executed. miles on a row days afterward. 8. The. wind always blows in slarge cir- the water. It is estimated that this pro-
TW ““9““ is “ii" i“ have we“ I“:""“"f‘- A threosloggpd kitten is a curiosity be- cle around a storm. and when it blows case is now in progress. so far that the
1‘35'0'“‘i"‘“58“~‘ “W‘TW‘WL‘ d“s““l“"3 " longing to A. ti. Emory, 0f Opetika. Ala. from the north the heaviest rain is east of water diminishes at about the rate of the
'l‘l . . P . . . woke of the varying emotions on the It is perfect in every other respect. and you: if it blows from the south the heavi- the thickness of a sheet of writing p.190!
1‘ it "Wis ",‘I\-N“I"‘. . flil‘l‘sufllll‘ unfortunate men they l‘(\lll~ est rain is west of you: if it blows from each year. At this rate in 6.000.000_0f
fillflll‘lltlllg 1‘1“} l .llll-l “1““ lug: poled to play {i garlic ill \\‘lllt‘ll their own the east the heaviest min isaouth; if it yearsthe water will have sunk a mile,
rum-"l." LIVFT glci‘lsvd 1‘." 111.111. _ 11 lives were llll‘llllikt‘. The face of one was blows from the west the heaviest, rain is and in 15,000,000 years every m of .
soothes l am, it :lllziysIlull.1mmstlun, firm and “$01.1...“ 1... put his hand into “or". of you. water will have disappeared from thefaoe
it heals \\ ounds. and it cures '
R ll EUMATISM,
Sciatica. Lulllllllgfl. Sea l (l s.
Illuriis. Still‘ Joints. Cuts. Swell-
lugs. Frost lillcs. Qiiiliscy. Salli
liliolini. lll-li. Spl‘liiiis,(ilill.~1.1111.1
immune» from any cause. 5111- *
lt‘rt‘rs from to decide his ifatr.
l’d‘la‘ IN THE BACK, brother stood by watching the proceed-
l’over Sores. Eruptions. llrlikl.“ lugs with an expression of agony. and
the hat and druw life or tlt‘lllllI without a 9. The wind never blows unless rain or of the globe. The nytrogenI and 0m
change of IllllS1l‘lt‘. Another was stolldly snow is falling within one thousand miles in the atmosphere are also diminishing all
liidill‘oreiit. as tllioiigli the ceremony had It is in an lnappreclable degree.
“roll-u. voiltrul'tcll Cords. N on. the tears flowing down his checks at the dug into a gravel and sand bank for it met. I am ready and anxious to (1186‘ him.
"“13"“ PM"):0““51"““““l “Wile: thought that his brother might draw one skunk. throwing the dirt behind him. ———.’~——-—-
1“ “d OWN-"‘5 0‘ horses. plan tort. lllc~ of the terrible numbers. lie escaped. but After he had caught and killed the skunk The Year Without a Summer.
\C l l l l l ‘ t H C ofyou. ihetime. h m . In
been a more folini which involved no 0011- 4 0 “1““ 0 Wm? ’9 0082138 0 - . Y . . I but the time will come w on e au' w
A third was pals with ram; . 10. \‘l honel er a heavy white frost oc-
“hani‘ls' "‘"Ch‘lms ““1 l‘r‘lft‘ssimial the lieutenant of artillery was not so for- he found himself imprisoned. When 1...
men everywhere. unite in saying. that tunate. He drew one of the marked pa~ emerged aixuien days later, he was a very
8...".....(.....I li‘ill walked into a lake. and after wading . . . . h be so thin that no creature we know could
‘n the shallow water 100 yards from shore curs a 810"“ is forming With“ one ‘ °“' breath it and live; the time will come
(‘l‘L‘l TACR Ll .\'l ‘2 J V? pens and took his place among the con- lean dog.
l‘ririgl rrllrf‘ \l'lil‘ll :i‘l z l ini. damned. As the men drew and locked at James Finch. of 03“,de N. J-. utilizes
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short Stories 0'. animals. 6. When cirrus clouds are moving rap-
idly froni the north or northwest there
Allulllvr Reduction.
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the shoulder-blade is perfect and natural.
Tlll‘ parent of a mocking-bird captured
at Queen Creek. Arizona. after failing in
every elfort to liberate him. brought re-
lief iii the shape of a poisonous berry. and
the little prisoner died.
or nur on n in.lliu.’.n vnrr. n! \\llllll‘\.‘lli' and wall
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lil‘ll li\\'.\‘ hl'!‘l2ltll\li QUALl'l‘Y UP
.Vliu‘ll Fundy at 201'. Pound
l‘llni-clies and Festivals slippln-d in qllhlillilt-S. at a
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NEW GOODS!
F. H. N ash&Bros
Hair jllsl fi‘t‘l‘lt’t‘l a lll‘W line of Goods in Crockery.
(tl§l\3\\l\n‘. .‘llljulll‘ll, .lli3ninm-v and lliilit‘llllllll Goods.
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t'slit. llrl-wster‘s “‘5' down and drowned in water but two sand "“108 "01W 0' n“'“‘“‘"” of you. when the world cannot support life. That
feet deep. A clear case of suicide. If any scientific gentleman has an idea will be the period of age and then will
The dog of a farmer in Kickapoo. 111., he can prove any of the above rules inwr- come death—Richard A. Proctor.
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New Treatment for sit-stroke.
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Many ofthecaeesof sunstmkc in Cin-
cinnati lastweek were treated with hot‘
The year 1816 is known among the few water, instead of cold, the following di-
who remember it, as the you- without a factions being observed bypbysmianswhc . ,
In every month there was . believed in the system: Lay the patienton
7
summer. “
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SPRING W 0033- Houses and Stovo-h ‘9 3: Hill" 1“ lu'll 5 < ‘ §§§i'ol?°mm $532333. hhlgtlligfn tl‘l‘elm m'alildgls 3811;131:113 "Q'hSilv'SZmufil-E‘fi‘ifi’: ”“3“ “'09“ The sublectis of interest hub-10k. loose; the 0:13.111“. seasonal .
i ' . — . ‘ a ' t “1‘ . : c a. u ‘h a
' u 1‘" - 1‘ ' «1 - ~ 1 1 ‘ . . . . this car. when we have had so far what WWW“ free ow ’ . U”
.u l mu" furniture 1 r u. mu... .1 large 110.1. . .- 1:11.»; Wm." A scene of more terrible tragedy could be “me away. A letter is tied to the dogs mayysafely bu termed an unus . chest. as . lly over the region of the
of Plum. Dim-rand and slumped
heart, and. with a large cloth. towel“;
summer of 1816: sponge, freely bathe the head, face.
There are old farmers living in Connec- and chest With hot III“ water, II hot in
ticut who remember it well. It was 0"! ‘39 handled. 000MB“! adding nor.
known as ‘the year without a summer.‘ h.“ “In“, “‘1 “313‘!an it until the pt-
The farmers used to refer to it ‘as eigh- an!“ is manage :2: mtg: 3!:
teen hundred and starve to death.‘ Janu- every ‘1 ~
ary was mild. as was also February, with fact made here and rubbed or slapped, “d
the exception of a few days. The greater in estreme cases. apply mustard positions.
part of March-was cold and boisterous. GI“ “"19““?! i‘ ‘ “WP?” MI. “'
April opened warm, but grew colder as 1. bletpoonful of whiskey in bet water. if a
advanced. ending with snow and 3°. and drinking men use a little ammonia or
winter cold. In May ice formed an: an motors in hot “ten 11 noon sna- s . «
inch thick. buds and flowers were from W! PM 11 093390039“! 0‘ yellow mustard ,.
and corn killed. Frost ice and snow wch into a 8kg! 0‘ WW “it”. and bl" “I.
common in June. Almost every green pltiunt drink it. following. up with .mcro
thing was killed. and the fruit was near ‘ until he vomit- tmlr AI Menard-Ic-
sliow fell to the depth of this. inch sire at flut- lim “to! and milk (cas- _
New York and Massachusetts m fourth lime water and three-fourthsmilk).
afterward a liquid diet until the ml:
scarcely imagined by a writer of fiction.
Seven men were then chosen and set
aside under guard. the rest were held as
prisoners of war. The execution was
to take place at once. but not east of the
Blue Ridge. To make the proceeding
known to all. and give warning to Gen.
Custer and his troops, the prisoners were
to be hanged in the neighborhood of Win-
chester. at that time the Federal head-
quarters. A detail was immediately made
by Col. Mushy, and the officer in command
was directed to take the men across the
mountains and execute them by hanging
in the region where liisown men had been
put to death. They were duly marched
under guard across the Blue Ridge for that
purpose: and on the way took place the
last and one of the most surprising scenes
collar. and he is told to take it to Emma.
It is promptly delivered, and the answer
is as faithfully returned.
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Tlii “mil" ' unvl .luhliliig in
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Hoods sold at lower rules than
.\ll ol'llol's lilloll promptly. City lollis
1;...1 it In llll‘ll' :zllvzllltzlg‘li to trade Wllll us.
llri-rl from lln- fuellirv.
blonds by .~.\in-ririli~t-i u-urknil-ii.
u! this luivvsl hall's
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SOUTH NORWALK
DEPOT Restaurant!
A Bl‘LKLRY, PROPRIETOR.
“axing pumhu-cd lheahovu restaurant at Charles
.\I Tnl-‘nm. l mlfiCIl'llllL: null railroad n-avclrru and
111.» public generally that l shill seeps hill supply of
Home Made Poetry.
in addition to regular hill or (are.
Irishman Against Quaker.
An Irishman, finding his cash at low
ebb. resolved to adopt “the road“ as a pro-
fessional means of refreshing the ex-
chequer. and having provided himself
with abuse pistol. proceedee forthwith
to the conventional “lonely common" and
lay in wait. The no less conventional
“farmer returning from market with a but
of money“ of course soon appeared. to
whom enter Pat with the regulation
highwaymen offer of choice. “Your
money or your lit‘el“ a remark fortified
by the simultaneous exhibition of the fire-
lil\ o us :1 trial.
so MORE ROUNE snouwéns:
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NORWALK UYSlBl‘S In all Styles. wmme :3.“ 3?“... “may “3 l‘i‘ltlffrmdfhe mast}! floutdoxizitlog. arm in the usual way. The farmer who inches in Main. July was accompanied is enough' for solids.
‘n‘ndvl. “mm. " ed above as one so strange that to make was a Qaker, essayed to temperiae. "I with five“ “a 30.. On a“ 3M. ice was m
Fruit. 0! “‘1 Kind. a.“ Birth and a“ use of lt‘wonld subject we to the charge “’0“!!! “0'6 MW ““90 stain thy 000‘ With formed of the thickness of window glass MW
\ —.c . of “sensation writing." All I am not new film friend; and did“ then rob mIe 0' my in New York. New England and Penuyl- Au.mull"‘mo. I." m. I
la maul sateen. . U R E S‘— writin fiction l am permitted to relate acid. it would be theft; and didst thou kill mu, and corn was nearly all destroyed According» an Illinois “at” I our
‘ ‘ “W a '0 GO!- 8 . bee rl ted the it would be murder. But hold! A in certainsectiom. In Augut. iceformed d". of Blielunat ism “VIII .
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.. . . Diarrhea. 3 ‘ Drop” ‘ Capt. Molintjoy had returned to the val- of gold for the pistol which thou boldest Gerri was so tween theta NV . - j . _
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OF THE BLOOD. Oil ACCOIPANlED IV
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OF THE SYSTEM.
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be was now morning by way of Ashby‘s
Gap into Fanquier. and while passing
through the mountain met the party so-
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we”. rm a...
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cried the wily Ephraim. levelingtbeweop-
on. “give me back my gold. or! will blow
thy brains out!“ “Blane any. thin. dar-
ned for the next Ind!!! plead“. The
firsttwe wakeeffieptember “mild.
thereItoftbemontbm cold-editin-
stoppluvltb than this winter and lo-
Mitmflh m m we
outtllestrips. palliation-utmost.-
aadcvery you" man wlicIfcllsnih‘ll c;
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