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South Norwalk sentinel, Wednesday, August 17, 1881 · page 1

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Bfifl. T H S.
PAKULSKI BROS.

‘ .,,L-,v-i. —‘.; «.iimn.‘n

2'». ii |«\ with \ .’\\"\.;\,

Four Fine Bath Rooms,
Warn llnr ssiit‘nidi WATER.

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, I ! «m..-I my 5 -. Catlin; at ihv «luau fur
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lluir liiltnu: and bhui mu.
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Silliil Naiiiall 'Saiiiiai
BANK 2

‘2‘ .Vnriawh't. FL, Uliluulll [WI «Lflg‘l
-i “1"Vi'”: 9m it 1 in . and from I to a p.
‘ _ g , u syn‘y rim-mugs from 6 to ii
in"? w .----2 1"“ on lli‘posill.
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I’lrr. Llf'o and Arvidt‘nl

Insurance Agt

NtlTAIIY PUBLIC.
Real Hume and "nine Agent.

fi‘l‘l‘lAMsllli‘ ’l‘lI‘KE'l‘S, l-‘HRKHBN DRAWS.
\\ nlhlnxlon Street, Opposite P 0.
soI'Tll NURWAIK. t'osx.

FRU’I’ T

 

 

Plait inning all aaiaiiina

M R. JOSEPH KELLER.

Who has had yin-ir- of Myrrh-arc In Srw \‘nrk. \\ ;'.l
vi-il Nurwiiik and Ninth .‘wmzilk unn- :3 “wk In :ll-
lrnd in All ‘ilf‘h “Ml. llEl'AlRINU .\ Sl‘El 'l.\l.'l‘\'
All unit-r- h‘fl at thI- ufllri- or Nanivy‘p Nivw» Roman,
Norwalk, “Ill rot-nut prompt fllll‘llllllll.

l’, U Addn-il-, Box 93:), Ilritlgrimri. (‘nnn.

Hilsdon’s Market

Mus 5r . Adjoining Cnngrcgniionul church.

FISH, FRUIT, VEGETABLES

And. Canned. Good-
or AH. KINDS

 

 

13. C()IIL‘.N,

Matalait Tailar.

NURWA LK. (‘l i.\‘.\'.

The host Cloths and tho Must Peril-vi Fit
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Dentistry
FRANK 'l‘. lll'ATT.

 

 

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\Ylltii) x (i.\.\'lthi,
House, Sign

(k Ornamental

PAINTERS.

Paper llninzoi‘, (ilu i l' r, U ml lii‘l‘
lilo.

MULLINGS BROS.

CARRIAGE MAKERS

\‘v'urk linilt

 

Any style (if Light ni il-
lti Iilili l’.

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All Kinds of IL" poi/ring; l ’i viiiajill'y .llli “:le

.147.

i' A \liil.l,l.\'i.~ J l.

No.8 Mar—hall Street.

J A RS

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JELLY TUMB LERS

Al \Vholosulo uud Rotuil at

E. K. LOCKWOOD’S

 

00001-20138

.1'1‘ '1‘ H E

ail MEATS

() I . I) S'I‘AISD 01“

T. Burr Guyer 8" Son,

SPRING-WOOD.

All orders filled promptly.

City folks

tind it to their advantage to trade with us.
Give us a trial.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN,

 

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 17, 1881.

 

45M

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WHOLE N0.'52.

 

 

 

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-‘cwvb’brlf, New llavon &
Hartford Railroad.

FOR xnw YORK. GOING EAST.
12.17 a, m. \l'u-h‘gtun Ex. I :u: n. m lliiiiion Rx
4.5“ “ Evin-mun. (i..’i‘.‘ “ Stamford Hp.
5.18 ” Express. 7.5! “ N. ll.Milk.

5 ‘2" “ Adams Ex. ii .36 “ N H. Wily.
5 50 " Avail“. {i 21 “ lioulun Rx.

h '10 " Ai'com. 10.33 “ N. ll. Will'-
7.sa -' Accum. 11.4.5 ‘- wi. Mi. Ex.
7.45 " Local Ex. 12.1! p. m.. Iii-sum Ex.
‘J‘J‘l ‘ Local Ex. 1 til " Bp'gfli-ld Way
0.85 " Accoin 2 ll “ Bunion Ex.
1“ 3H “ Lornl Ex. 21.13 " Nt-upnrl l'Zx.
ll 85 “ Lou-I1 Rx 4.1!! N. ll. Way.
1.20 p. m.. Ace-mi. 7.. l2 ” Ex mu.-

2.56 " Rxprrnl (1.1‘.‘ “ N. ll. \Vii .

.l :m ‘ Expn-ss. ii 5.3 “ Sp‘giii-id ("fly
5 ll Act-om. ti 4:! .\ ll \l'uy.
'. 2| ' Ni-uiuii'i I-IX It or: Admin- l-Ix.
out) ‘ Expn-ss ll 23“ lloninn lix.

6 55 ‘ Acuim. 11.50 lion-Inn Ex.
9“ ‘ EX mass.

0H ‘ Mil ‘ Train

(in Si'ximrs
1.36 ll. m , “union RX.

UN SI'M)A\'II.
l‘.’ 47 II. "1., \\':nili‘;:ion Ex.

1m " ExprI-ps. Hull ‘ 5. ll. Milk.
7» iii “ E; irvus H.238 p. m.. lloviton Ex.
0 4'.‘ 1». m.. Mil 'l‘min. Boston Ex. '

“'50 ..

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fawn ~

RK
ORWALK.

We Still Adhere to Low Rates

FARE ONLY '35 iii.

 

l‘IXl'L'IlSIUN 'I‘li'Kli'l‘ Ti) .\'E\\' YORK
AND lll‘Z'l‘l'llN.

50 Cents.

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Adelphi

“Nil hm. South \urunlk, "\\r_\' llliil‘liil11. (Mindan-
l‘\ll‘l‘ll'lll. Iii

7.50 \ )I l‘ll .li'l’.\:ll of tin‘ ilrininiry .‘lllll .\'¢‘\\

Rm. 1: lrulli- liz-Inriiin: “iii il‘.\\l‘ I'.ii ’3: ll Ii .fnnl

u! l“n,i..i, Sirr.-i,:ii 2.4 |‘ u .niui from foot of

‘llll ani H It .3“ B O r u, (‘UNNEI'T

.

l.\'ti h‘l'liillA’ \\‘llll Iln- irn n for linnlniry. h-nlew ill
M . and [in‘ Now lllll’rli trains mini: "isl, ‘IIH

r... llruukiyn van taxi Iln FililIill l-‘ ')' iii lin-

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i»r i' -ati» il.‘ m Iiw llullliur)
lii',- i, ' .iin- lin'll
. ~ r- .Iinl Illf,‘ i\\l \mi in Illlil from
lill ii l«ii . iIi‘hVniiiili. illitwinimiw.
Ila {l"‘llilll'Hl‘ a {\lil llll innit i .i‘ IL. law: i-
v .
\\ lulv's I’rupllvrn‘
\\ il'rii' lll‘l' la in \iw it _'i‘. .i lilii~ in luv. it Vtiiii ..i\
ii 4: - ENrii \nil. l“ll"_'ill n-i I‘|\l‘ll fr-iin ninl ill
iw it Hi.- {it l'_'it' alriuii of tin liIiiliiii'i :Iiid \ i!
\\ l i. limirmnl for all datum», at...» iin- hinipiing lini

ninl

:Ifi">‘pvi‘lul nI‘I'nniri-Ini-nls for i'ii-ighl in
:lllll from Now York run he lll:llli‘ wuh
this lilli‘ iii ln‘l‘ l‘l‘lll. hi.» thun liy llui I'nil-
rilil'l.

l" u‘ w m 1! fr l'lir l‘Vlllli <— H. ind iv 'll‘li‘ promp-
!§_\ iii,li‘.i us I'm ii 411w: illili'ru" i In ,
gv’ \‘l ili"-t|ll‘i .irn fnrhlil lrnv-Iin: iii.\' of llli' vni~
pluymmof tiin iiuullof Ilnn lino on Mt villlll of the

”Win rs iiiorvuf

Dun’tipjgéili

_——~

To Take Your Meals on
'l‘llt‘ St ‘lllilt‘i'
r‘ .VI 1.; R l(‘ L7 S,

lili llli down “I Mil pad-:igi- :lllIl-‘l\<‘ :In liiiii: ill lhl'
Iii} (J‘l ‘itisnn-n- or p',.-.i~iiri‘. 'l‘hi

Grail anti Saaciaii Baataiiant

IIII Iln- pimunrr .\lli('i.i :I- - ill lhI‘ Lourr (Minn, and
on iii

EUROPEAN PLAN.

-:I1:ir:irtri.
inuriu-i

Aiititlii'i‘ Reduction.

This sons”: t‘tlli‘l-‘lil". uiid TEA “ill be
sold at Sr l'vr Cup.

l"\t")'lll‘.ll‘,: lll‘r'. ( .d-s, and lint in rl ill lllt‘

.\ndcvvrvlhing olst‘ at moderate prions

u’difiifié’dfiéw ' ‘
ConfectionerY

Fro-ill. Pure and Choice

of our own ll\.llIlll;ll'€lll‘l‘. at n hulvs‘nlv iiiid l'i'lllll
prim ..

ol'll UWN >l'l‘l-Illliiil (gl'Ald'l‘Y UF
.Vlixod Candy at 200. Pound

l hurt-hr» nnd anvnii- ’ll‘l;‘lll‘l1 in qnnniiiéw. iii a
l‘n till Iliwvi‘zizi.

NEW 00008!

F.H.Na.sl1&Bros

llrii‘c just main-d a nun- line of (illhll! in (‘rm'ki'ryu
(dim-“urn, Majolica. .luimnvn-und llolirinmn Hoods.

New utyii-n of
Range. and Steven.

and complain fiiriiiliirc for tho sumo. A inrgi- stock

of Plum. Dtumncd uud stainiwd

TINWARE,

.lm—r-t {min the fmrinrv. Tin roofing and .ioiilnn: in
Slotal- hy ('Sll'l'll‘llt‘ workmen. (‘lIy Wauui put in
at lhu kiwi-sit filer. Goods sold at lower ruin! than
('Vl‘l’ before It

1‘. H. Nash 85 Bros.

SOUTH NORWALK

llEPiiT Restaurant!

A BULKLEY. PROPRIEPOR,
llnvin: purrlmu-cl ihn show h‘lllllll’lllll of ('lmrlvs
)l. 'l‘uvkcr. l l'r-jm‘lfulifl nuilfv railroad tnvn-ivrn and
the public generally that 1 shall kucp a full supply of

Home Made Pastry.

 

 

l“ 0 R

filiEllfdMlSM,

Nauru/gin, Sciatica, Lumbago,

Baokache, Serene" of the Chest, Sour,
Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell/n s and
Sprains, Burns and Sea do,

General Bodily Pains,

Toot/i, for and Headache, Frosted F as!
and Ears, and all other Pam:
and Aches.

Nu l‘ri‘i‘inrntlnn tin unrlh mind, ‘1‘ .l \l‘lill~ (in us
a .mfraurr. olmplv and clamp 1“.in riiui iii-im-ily.
A l~r2nl ritiutls but the viiinpurnlivn-iy ll‘llllllf nullity
of no I'ollln, llllll cvury nnv Milli-ring w Iii pain
can inu’v (‘hcup lillil I-usilivo proof of m cluILus.

Directions l’ll Eiuu-n luigiiagul.

BOLD BY ALL DBUGGIBTS AND DEALERS IN
'MBDIOIHE.

A.VOGELER do 00..

W“ nammon, 14.. v. a. A-

tOria ~35 Dosos

35 cents, A Mothers‘
lL‘iili iii i’or sleepless and irriialilc
('Iiildron. 'l‘lic Rm ipc of Old l".
l‘;:« i II, Free from Moi'iihinc, and
i: it Narcotic. l‘oi'ninlaiiiililislivd'
. 1 l.l\ li lmtiic. lair l’lzitulciii‘y,
. ..tl.illii,; lill itiml. Sulll‘ 510mm it,
I .. il\llili\\‘ ii'ni‘inx‘, (ind liison
t‘; r .i lion. in, (‘usl-orin has lhv hip
I‘l a tlt~ oi .lii)’ .ll'lll 1c dispensed by
lH'iggish.

sH-TONIC

A Perfected Purifier ol‘ the System

 

'l‘tiuii' f- 'i‘nhim; I’i: Hanan/"1‘ {n‘ii‘iillfnq MI
. ‘- (5.1! .i. mm“ and Milan in, hall‘l’iy'l’llli‘lwflI-v
,,\\ I-znn'II.I-..

l'm‘ Indigestion. .‘llltl Dyspepsia,
the many iiiilufi'l‘l Livvr Coul-
plnlnl. liiliiill't‘ (liltl liiipni'orishcd
llloml. .iiitl hunt litindl lit-rungs.
iiit'iiln .lllt‘likidlll iiinin lit-liility, and
fair Building; up tiic-wcuk, Ash-
'l‘unil- in iluullllu-wz tlIo "mm. ‘3Fuhbil‘
and i crldt“. iviitwlv _\‘ct (lcviaml. In
1-2 “Limitim, 751 mm ; Six liottlcs,

Si .'\l(iL‘.itilll l'h\\lil.ill§ and
( it‘lljl'lll' :i. “hit iiidy (ll‘rllL‘ lti ll‘hl
linfi 'l'tinit , \\ iii lil' \lliililli’tl \\ illl iml

in \JI’tlliiK si\ liivttlvs, ..t mic-hull
ili~ Ivtmi liilii‘, liitlill'y it) (HIIHH-

1v lIlY llll‘ (i'ili'l'. Swill lvy llrn {-i-ils,
ntitl liy ll, ll livury N (Wu, 40 Dry
M . N. Y.

 

ENTAUR
finiment.

’l‘lic lilti-ll l‘owcrfnl,
Penetrating rind l‘nin-rcllovlng
rt-nn-dy L'\‘cl' git-vised liy man. it
smuln-s l‘.iin, ii uli.iy.~ inflammation,
It llL‘Llls \\'tinnds.and it cures

lilll‘ll'l‘il A'l‘lSll‘l,
Sciatic-u. Lunilingo. Soul d s.
linrns, Still‘ Joints. Guts. Swoll—
Ings. Frost lillrs, Quinsoy, Suit
illwuin, lioli, Spi'nius, Halls, and
LilllllPIlOHD‘o from any cause. Suf-
iurci's {l >in
PAIN IN THE BACK,
l’cvvr Horc-i, Eruptions, llrokon
Ill-omits, contractual Fords. Nou-
rnlgiu. l’uinyordislocated linilu;
; ndnwncrsof liornos,pl.1nlcrs, Inc-
t'iiallli‘fi, merchants and priii'cssimial-
:*_"i ci‘t‘rvii'liert‘, unite in saying. that
('l‘).‘"l.‘/‘-_l'lf. LIN! )l l‘..\"l‘
li‘lnuv i'clf-t‘f' when ail' ‘ ' lini-
nwnu. ll!'\_ FM!" N's Tl'ial i.‘..i:ir3Cu,-
- ' , lv'l.

. ’ . ' .- 1W
Aucmn \Vanlcd f'o'r‘lho
REVISED NEW TESIAMEN’I‘
Av- llllltlL‘ by tho inn-it eminent scholars of Eunlnnd
and America, Ilall‘ Mr Price of ('orroiqwiidlng Eng.
lish Edlflon. Lama» ty X‘, ““1“" unlit-realcmlcrcd nu
pgr. vlivganl binding. scpui:-'o-(Vimprrlulmh'r Ills.

ry of the Bible and its Trunslnlionri, nclnrl‘iig a full
amount of the Nun Rrrlslon. ulvt-u in suiiscrllorn.

Ilest rininn- forugcnls (‘\l'l’ offered. b‘cndsnimp
for particulars ru uni-(i,
The Henry Bill Manufacturing Co'.

No. .vich, L‘nnn

 

 

 

My Prayer.

For the SEH'flNEL- ’

 

Give me a voice to sing thy praise.
A light. to see my way,

A heart that I may love my Lord
And all his laws obey.

Oh help me God to hear my cross
Wherever it may be,

And when It seems to boar mo down
Then raise my eyes to Thee.

Bu with me early in the dawn,
Be with mo all the day,

And when thy blessed sleep shallvoome
Watch o'er me than I pray.

Do with me Lord while I shall live,
And let my life so be

That when the last sleep shall come ‘
I‘ll woken Lord with Thee.

For Thou hast said “I am the door,
Tho light, the life. the way,"
gelleve'ou me and hear my voico
I’ll.wash thy sins away,
Oh lct me fool that in Thy house
At last I have found room,
For “there are many mansions there“
And all may have a home.
T.

,._‘,_..._
ON THE LAKE.

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Widu Upt'll blue Lytfi, fringed with jot-
Iy inaln-s-«a lilllo, slcndcr nose-a mouth
fit for Queen Titania—~whito lirow, on
\"llil‘ll i-lnslcrml rings of gold. in a faci-
nniinn of disorder—n chock exquisitely
l'nii'. \\'ith tint upon it of the ut‘n-sholl——-
two litllu,.~'ufl, hulphxss hands—two lit.lo
xlippvrvd ft-vt, and you have tho picture
lx'fui'o linydon llowar .‘s gnzc, and the
inventory successively doltod down by
him in his illl‘lillll diary.

"Awful prvlly," was tho vcrdivl rondrr.
i' l. "tilisohilvly good for nothing olsc. Ah
if lilo wow all summer, such women would
make pt-rfvt't wlvvs "

.\u nudililo sigh followed tho latter
thought of this must prove philosophoi‘:
a High so damp, soprofouud. that it start d
tho girl from hi‘l‘ rovcric.

".\ penny for your thoughts, major."
shv said in II low. Iiiiisii'nl lulil‘.

'l‘liu \'(lll‘l‘ unilvd lit-r: it was like IIll olso
ail-unit li‘ny liivliinps «in pcri'm'l nttunu.
"You hid too low." annwuivd the man.
Hand yol too high. since you ask upon a
suiijwl of WllUr‘l‘ rcply you must be con-
scious. You forgot that. Spl‘llillllg tho
lust hour in your society, my thoughts
could not wonder far."

“lint )‘iiil sigh. Miistl hold lll_\'rll‘lf r
spoiisihlv for tho sigh too?"

"1 four so—in roim-mberlng that my
furlough in rapidly slipping away. and
that within a month I must join my rugi.
nwnt on the plains. leaving my charming
toinpnniun of this morning. Do you still
bid a punny to inpuirc into a thing so
deep as a sigh ?"

'l‘in- color dccpcncd a liltlo on the limo,
ful chock.

“Ills charming companion of tho morn-
ing." This was how ho ri-giu‘dod lll‘l‘. this
guru ‘ulwao lvru rn thunk hadrpwww‘udm! him
until. before meeting, had assignod him
something akin to hero worship.

A lilllc. sharp juli of pain shot through
her. but I-iho smiled bravely.

“All that was scarcely worth a sigh from
you." she said. "it is nvvur tliosu who go
amid now scones who fool most koonly
tlw parting, hut ruiher those who are left
b0llllltl,llllllil the old familiar surround-
ings, and say, ‘Yostcrdny we heard his
laugli,‘ or pcrchunco find a glove that he
has dropped, or a cigar hulf smoked—to
them it is something felt, something
tangible."

“Do you think .u? Docs the sand sigh
for the retreating wavc w hcu ulrcady onc
coming claims its wolcomv? I should in-
deed bu glad to feel that Miss Fay some-
limos gave mo a thought among the many
new aspirants for the honor she has some-
limos bestowed on me. A soldier‘slifc has
many charms, spite of its hardships, and
thoro is some facinution, spite of its pain
in the long, solitary musings he holds sit-
ting at. the door of his tout, when instead
of the plain strbtohiug licl’oro him, he
views tho mental panorama of the past.
I‘m afraid nilno will conliuo itsulf to one
ti-,.iro. (‘un you guess whosc, Miss Fay?"
'l‘lwrv was an insluut‘s pun, I—v—un ir-
alnni when something stirred within Roy-
don llownrd's heart, prompting tho ‘ui.
pulsv to cry out:

“Who lint yours? Mill-Iii imagination
reality! Come with me! Shurc a soldier‘s
lifo. and lot our lllu..ll‘lll lovc smooth
tho rough places 1

But scarcely was It. born than he
strangled it. 110 had no reason to suppose
that this girl cared for him; but even so.
at beat it was but u. passing fancy.

And in time of real danger where would
she be? How would she lit him to ride
forth to meet a foe? Either with hyst. ri-
oal weeping or a swoon.

No, no! Herc under the green tree, in
a ball room. at tho lu-nd of a luxurious
dinner table, such women were charming
enough to turn a man‘s brain: but in mo-
ments of pox-ll, when death, no longer
clothed in the poet‘s rhythm, stalked be-
fore them, have and ungainly, it was lit-
tle wonder that they fled shrieking from
his gim presence.

Therefore the pause lasted on instant
only, then Roydon answered his own queu-
tion with a laugh.

“I declare I‘m almost growing sentimen-
tal. If in unybody's presence but yours,
Miss Fay, I should apologize for so un-

sponslblc for it. and it must be with you

woutedamood. But you are wholly re- -

I rather like storms."

“What a perfect picture she makes!"
thought Roydon as be promptly at the ap-
pointed time. assisted her into a all bout
he had named in her honor, the yuchtlng
dress of dark blue fitting closely ‘00 the
exquisitely outlined figure, and on the
golden braids nestled a. coqusttllb sailor
hat. ‘

Fflcen minute: later a. splendid. breeze
had carried them for out into the lake.
“The storm has concluded to postpone
itself in our special favor," said Roydon,
glancing up at the blue sky, “or perhaps
they don't think that soldiers should be
too severely tried as sailors. Which is it
Miss Fay."

“Do you appeal to me as the spirit of
the storm cloud? If so, I shall call on it
to avenge me." '
He answered it simply by I. look, but it
caused her eye to droop.

She attached the little white hand down
to the wattor's edge. watching the cur-
rent resist it as the boot sped onward. .
“So,“ he mused, "am I resisting the
voice of my heart—so must I resist to the
end."

They spoke but little. They were
alone and together—around them water,
above thorn the sky, beneath them I
grave. And both were young, and in
each heart the 5 Line voice was speaking,
yet their lips were sealed.

Thus an hour passed, when suddenly
lloydon tackrd.

“What. are you doing ?" cried Fay, in a
tom: of disappointment, "Surely we‘re
not going home 1’"

”I wish we were already llierc."snsw;red
h r companion with a blanchrd cheek,
just as a Mile brcath o.‘ wird, fresher
than any they had felt blq‘V over them.
“Don't be frightencd, Miss Fay." contin-
ued Royc'ou. Iissuringly. “It's one of
those treacherous squal's. We‘re in for
it, but I‘ll do the b t I can."

“Can‘t I help you '1’"

Thu man glanced up amazed. She
Iicilhor cried or grounod. There was no
tremor in her tone. llis check was whit-
or than was hers,

"l’sliuw ! sliu did not rt‘alizc tho dun:
gur," he said un'nlally. “L‘nn you hold
this '3" handing hcr a ropo as he spoke.
Th0 next momcnt tho squall struck
Ilium. Tho little yacht lay full on its
side, then rightcd it elf.

Fuy's lips wore a little pale now, but no
sound : .capcd them, only she had hold so
tightly to tho ropc, spite of his resistance,
that ithud already cut into the tender
lh‘sh.

The storm was fully upon them. It
was fierce as it. was sudden. They were
drenched with water. They could no
longeriwo each other for the spray.
"Fay.“ cried lioydcn “you are fright-
,nch l“

her tone was lirmor than his own.

The next moment the bout, struck by a
fllllll pcr blast than first, went over, now
found thomsclv: s clinging to the sidt‘s.
"Fay, tell me you forgive me for this.
Oh. child, must we die when life holds so
much sweetness?“

"Tho storm won‘t last long. “\Ve may
yet be suvrd." shc answcrcd, in her swrct
young voice. "but Roydeu, if I slip. don‘t
try to savc:m8. 1t. wrll only lose two, and
mine is not wo.’.h n-t much as yours."
"My God i without you what would
mine be l“

The words cscapcd him are he realized
their meaning.

“Live it, then, for my sake. dear," Fay
rcpli d. “and remember always, had I my
choice. I would have chosen to dicd thus
with you than liv, d on without you. My
love. good-bye.“

The next ins;ant the waters had caught
llCl‘ tom hands, all cut by the rope, from
their slight hold; but Major Howard had
spoken works with no idle mooning when

without. her.

Qu'ck us the current, in its angry greed
for it". beautiful prey, he threw about. her
his proli cling :‘ rm.

Then, as though heaven smi'cd. the
wind 0848 d as suddenly as they had ris-
on, and the sun burst forth from its h'd-
lug place, show ing the rescue which was
hearing down upon them. “Lluy race
you, if but for five minutes.“ were the
words Ecrfl“'ll‘(l on the card Fay held a

as she lay upon her couch, very pale and
exhaustcd, but with a heart fu‘l of grati-
tude for her wonderful escape, awaiting
him who had penned the words.
How well she knew the quick impiticnt
step, which heralded his coming.
Her chock flushd as he strode into the
room.
“I could not sleep before selng you,“ he
said. “My brave girl! how little I knew
you i I thought because you were beauti-
ful there could be no courage in your
coul; t‘iot. because your hands were small
and soft and white, they could have no
strength. Dear little hands,“ taking
them tenderly in his own. “They helped
to save our lives to day. Fay, will you
give them to me, darling? Will you be a
soldier‘s wife, and touch him, my own,
sweet love, some of the bravery that. only
such women as you can teach to men ?"
A great light shone in the beautiful
eyes upraised to his.

"I owe you my life,” she whispered.
“If a debt to rich will receive payment so
poor, take, Royden; it is yours.

 

III- in“ . or and, Bush. '

It was not the afloat the lawn mower.
It was not the agony'of a tug whiltle.
It was not the long drawn wall of a lost
dog lilting on the corner. ‘

It was simply the voice of Bijuh sing-
ing: '

 

F upty‘e the baby.
Cnd'o‘s gone.

His Honor halted at the door until the
singing stopped, and then be sound and
said:
“Mr. Joy, are there any prisoners in the
dolls f"
“Yes—four or five."
“Were they alive when you began sing-
ing?" - .
“Yes. olicouree."
“Will you do me the fnvor to see how
my buvo died since?"
Blink turned red and white as he dusted
offthcchulu. and ”slipped belongs
dark corridor after the first victim he was
heard muttering:
' “I don't claim to sing like an angel, but
when it comes down to pathos I don't
stand back for any bum in Michigan,
and this crowd don’t want to forget it."

PM? torts.
“Bring out Henry Potts i" called the
our; as the bell sounded.
“He won't come l”Bljsh npliud from
the wrddogih...
“But he aim.”
Bijah was heard puffing and “toggling,
and directly he appeared with Potts in
his arm, carrying him as a boy luau a
melon.
“Do you generally come into court in
such shape 1'" queried hi's Honor Is the
prisoner stood at the railing.
“Ou trage—Cwurism—tyrsnny l" shout-
ed little Potts, as he hour 3 up and down
in his anger. '
“Who‘s an outrage?“
“My being brough new i l"'. have sat-
isfaction if it costs me a billion dollars !
my name is Potts i"
“Yes, Potts,“ mused the court—“Potts
with a big P, I‘ll remembe: that name
over ten minutes. Now, then you are
charged with——“
"I won‘t listen—I won‘t hear it 2" ii:-
terruptcd the prisoner.
“Potts, you were drunk.“
“I deny lt—I deny it i"
“Potts, l‘ ‘sprove it."
r‘§ou can‘t do it—you can‘t— you
can‘t l"
The ofliocr in the c: o testified that
Potts had three kinds offlrunk aboard of
him when trotted iii—ugly drunk. noisy
drunk and fighting dunk.
“It‘s a put up job to send rm to prison!"
howled Potts.
“Prisoner, don't get unduly orbital.
You now have a chance to up!“ if in your
own defence.“
“But I won't do it."
"Well, suit your-Leif. You are too pep-
bost to "equator you for th' by days.
“I won‘t. be sequestertd!“
But when Bijah pickrd him up and l r-
rlrd him back and hunt I! that five min-
utes und
his fever the little men coutcntrd him-
self with making faces at a 104 dog tit d
to the door of cell No. 5.

s-riuonr ausxssss.

"I‘ve got to catch that Chicago train,"
said Henry Simmons as he bustled‘out
and glanced at tho clout. “I presume
the charge is drunks mess ?“
‘.‘V .I‘
“And I was drunk.
age ?"
“About $5."
“Change a ten ?“
“ch."
“Thanks. R .ther hot morning. Where's
my satchel ?—good bye.—Dclrot't nee
PM '3.

What's the dam-

H—
Shorlnou of Life.

 

Life is vex; critical. Any word may
and men-lineal. may be forever. If this
truth were but burned into our conscious~
ness, and if it ruled as a deep conviction
and real power .' .1 our lives, would it not
give a new meaning to our relationships?
Would it not make us far more tender
than we sometimes are? Would it not of-
tentimes put a rein upon our rash and im-
peluous speech? Would we carry in our
hearts theyulseroable suspicious and jeal-
ousies that now so often embltter the

impatient to the faults of other: I Would
we allow the trivial misunderstanding to
build up a wall between us and those who
ought. to stand very close to us? Would
we keep a‘ive petty quarrels year after
year which a. manly word any day would
compose? Would we pm old friends and
neighbors on the street without recogni-
tion, because of some real or fancied
slight, some wounding of pride, or ancient
grudge? Or would, we be so chat-y of
kind words, our commendation, our sym-
aihy, our comfort, when hear;- sll shoot,
us are breaking for just such expres ions
of intere‘t or sppreclutlon as we have in
our power to give. ’

——--—000----—-

In April Lou,
twenty-four numbers of Arlingocn‘s min-
sh-els were taking Warner‘s Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. It made them happy.

———«o———-
“Goln' to rain to—duy l” was the cheery
inquiry of on lip-town business man this
morning.

S'Rsiu! Yet, it's gain to ruin whole
water before noon.”

A Lilo Saved.

 

He wanted leg ‘ advice. and when
the lawyer told him to state his case. he
began: ‘
“About two yam ago I was fool enough
to full in love."

“Certainty—I undenun ."
. "And for a year post I have been enm-
ed to her.” .
“Of course." ,
"A few months ago I found upon ans-

lyxlng my heart, that I did not love her
In Inbould. My affections had gown
cold."

‘ertdnlytbeybad-go on."

"Isswherpug noseinlts use shape
sad I radix dthntbersho ‘l “renum-
ma." . .
“finally,“dyaumde
tobaakofltbe'mb'r
focflypmper.” .
“Yes. that w my object. but she
mun-eaten!” 'tcsusme mm m.
“Certainlyshedoel adobewll'doit
too. Husbamylcnletmmm.”
8:6’l‘hutlsthebungoflt. Shotguns"

“And do they breath your love.“ ‘

“I should my they did; but I think I'vef‘
gothortlght. Antimalarial! us writ?
ton on wrapping pope: and with pencil,
updrve oometo ukyouif‘mobwfifing
II that will stand low I" ‘
"or couue a win. It you had main?"
with slate and pencil sheoauldholdyw.”
' “Grout hokey! but is that so!"

is” kn .

“And she‘s got me fast!"

"She bu."

“We" that settles that, and I supp: ‘s I
will have to give in and marry her?”
“Unless—"

“Unless what 9“

“You can buy her 01!." ~

“Egdad! that‘s it—thst is the ides, nod
you have saved my life! Buy her of!—
why did not I think of it before ? ' 3m
where‘s the dollar store? I’ll walk in on
her with a set of jewolry, a flirtation fun
a card case and two bracelets, and shewlll
give me u quit-claim deed and throw in r“
the poetry I ever sent her to boot!“

\\
*— -

Fairly Cancun

unwound
Min-pen

-_—._

The public has long conceded that the
power of the hotel clerk is superior to
that of the President. A new rival has
sprung up in the ahead ticket agent, as
was demonstrated at an Iowa station I
few weks ago:

"I. want a ticket to B--—,“ said a well-
kuowu lady of the place. just before trs’n
time.

“Twenty-four cents,“

 

responded the

“With 'mi '5“ she answered. "No“ and . . .
3 per for pubhc moiety. and 1 (I! am It agent, working his sausage machine. She

‘ail a. s‘lver quarter. Being vi a“ acquain-
ted and A puotlml Solver, tho wi Juan:
from his pocket a glittering pants button.
passed it over with the ticks; and sooopri

er the water faucet would reduce up the quarter.

“Is this legal tender i" asked the lady,
quietly.

“Oh, yes," he answered, with mock
gravity, “they are the main stay of the

republic."

she pocketed it and got aboard, leaving
the agent‘s face cox scouting with smiles.
A few days after he told it to I brigade
of runners buying tickets for 3—, and
while he was enjoying the encore, the lady
with—
“Ticket for B - -, please.“
“Twenty-four cents." with a sly wink
at the runners. He laid down the ticket.
She scooped it and laid down twenty-four
dual"): pours buttons, exactly like the
first. .
“You said they were legal tenders.
They go a long way in supporting the
family," she chirp~d sweetly, a she

he had asked her what his life would tn be out las‘. Any f‘wweu’ oven mid ska bowed hemlt mm the pmce of no"

then presidential prerogative.
Then he set ‘cm up tothe
eul'ghtened runners.

brigade of

”Wu—~—
Bolton.

For the past week the word “Boston’r
bu been on the ring In our midst, owing
perhaps to the fact that the great excur-
sion, ever the New York and New Eng
land road was enjoyed by many of the

’9‘" hours “we" in M" bandaged hands, fountains of our lives? Would webeio Dunburlsns.

Notwithstand the extreme heat. of the
season, a large number composed of all
closers. colors and grades were in for it to
see “Boston." It was an exceedingly
good natured crowd, with here sudtbuie
the “mark of the beast" visible (yo'ur cots
respondent was there). My other!
would probably have gone but for the
want of a. dollar or two, and some pulsar
remained because it would look men blah «
bonedtonctbelrnamecinprint u hiv-
lug zone to “Coney Island” arms.”
The executor n wan, ,howem. a “I
succee- snd everything passed 1:! rs vii ,
u could be wished for. On the arrival
oftketrainotthe Boston depohtbe s-
curslonesu in number about. one thou:-
md,stutrdout for a look smoke
nanny placeoof interest. Ween mu-
tton only: few, Nantucket Bench. m
Hill, the Point of Pines. BostonOommul '-
(ccntaining fortyveight and one-half m)
and the Public Gardens, finely laid out
1nd cared for (containing twenty-four In! ‘
one-fourth some). the old Blots Ham.
Pounce! Bell.tb90ld South Mme-é

In addition in result: hill of fm- so old a story to Inspire it. that! would not “awhi- lulled. “ Now what in thunder in “whole wa— ted for In W m) and up
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