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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN .,
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1881.
WHOLEJNoZ 567.
gout/t gleam": grnlittcl
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uni lli‘V ilRliTlll’IRS, Proprietors.
\l il~ ii l.\' "SENTINHI." BUILDING.
it unwuro! Svnxxr.
$2 M i Six Musrtts. . $1.00
Swan. t‘urtszs. 5 t‘t- yrs.
t‘u’ \l‘AR
EEECH‘Z thll‘TlJ’ lN ADVANCE
Terms or Advertlslnl:
. .s ‘ .‘ u .‘i‘u. it“ L‘t‘lll L‘l‘l‘l liul,
, g... gut 99“ gnu 34m 3.5m :7m omit
g » mu 3-“ 435 375 run can we
. .. t‘l mi 5's) 7'“ in!) HM ill“
train ."J m and um nm‘ mm" mm
3 ~~ t u :m no out!) tsoomtstuvfiaa‘tg
. as we mm mm trm not) won
. 9 v trust tsm 21m mtu'V'gHtom'oano
. ., 'l's‘ sputum tom‘s-nu [um 1mm
,3 - I! :5 m mmunm’osm mm ‘ mum
V: i.."" sml lie-Min inn-rial mInttmi-ly.
a \uttrm- ll‘ rent- per llllf.
l. ..... ; p m i‘tut tinirr ni bomb )inruslk as Su-
MINE (‘lnu Manor
“‘i
B’A 'I‘ H S.
PAKULSKI BROS.
.t .. ,, .{e t - . tun , vie-gum but? tin-suing Minn“. ll
s \nw llo’v M; wk, smith Suns-slit.
Four Pine Bath Rooms.
“om liar \M‘l'ullt \VATFJL
l ' v . .. slit-d itg‘ n tit Iln- 221-»! III 'ulrrn
i' . nit ‘ltv nil-«w fur
ll.tir t'nltin: and Slim it u.
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t .."f' wt ~rt \:;1’~I'\;N
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Sooll Noowall Saioloos
BANK !
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"s y “will 0m 2'3 .1 m . sun! from i it) 3 p
I :-:~. ~s'udly w'\'t‘l‘.il‘l." from 6 to S.
:r‘ ' W... riowt-d no Deposits.
‘ ”V l‘ ELY l‘rM A. SULM \N'S, \‘ice-i’rrst.
.wlu ll KVAI‘P. su- sm! Tress. “Hilly
.i a 00 b NI. I. at y to n,
Fire. Life and Accident
Insurance Agt
N(I'l‘.\ ICY I'U I! 141C.
“mil li-uue und [louse Agent,
sTEi‘LiHU‘ TICKETS. Possum illiiAP'l‘s.
\tsshingiou Street. uppoollo P 0.
scum NURWALK roux.
..\\b
JELLY TUMB LERS
At \Vholosulc
E.
~Slew York, New Haven &
llorlfbrd linilroud.
Pillllll Tllllllll all lilllllll‘lllll
Full NEW YORK. GOING EAST.
2.47 a. tn. \Ll‘suh‘mnu 3);. Hill a. In Boston Ex.
MR. JOSEPH KELLER. a M " inph‘uu. 0.52 " Stamford Sp.
5 Is * Expo-ms. 7.54 N. “.Mllk.
.'\ w Adam. Ex. tum .. N. 11. Way.
Who has ltsd years of rx'perirnre in x. u \H-rk. will 3 Hi ‘ Art‘um. 9.21 “ llnsluh Rx.
vim Somalia and Ninth .‘mruslk mum to “wt. to n\« ii ‘Jl onom. in.“ " N. ll. Wily.
tend to all such work REPAIRING A Sl'fil'lAlli'Y 7 3“ Al‘t‘om. 11,45 “ \\'t. Ml. Ex.
All orders left st ilus uniu- or I-‘tanlvy‘n News “mum, 7 45 Local Ex. lill p Iu.. limit“! Ex.
Sunnis. Will n-eetu- prompt llll‘nllull. “N Lu‘nl Ex. Mil .. s‘p‘gtlvld Way
1‘. 0. Addrt‘ll. Box 92:1, llridgepurt, Conn, ‘13" Act‘unv 2.11 Iln-luli Ex.
NIH " Lili‘lll Rx. amt Nt-“pnrt Ex.
, ii in " klil‘lil Ex. till 2;. ll. Wuv.
t w p. n\.. rmni. 5.4: )x mm.
Hilsdon 5 Market .. an“... .t... ,. s. l.. w“,
:3“: “ fun-eons. ti..’».’i {5"‘iih.l\‘\‘ \‘Iiy
, _ ‘ . 0mm. it it: " . . ‘tt .
Mn! 81- , Adjoining (‘ongregnttsnsl thumb. :, 3| -- rump,“ Ex It to Admin its?
ll 10 “ Klimt“. 1] 2H lint-lull EX.
«on ' Acmm. 11.50 .. lib-tun Ex.
9.1x ‘ [‘33 iron.
9,14 Mil 'I‘mlu
0N Sitsmvs.
Hill A In , lib—Ion llx.
FISH, FRUIT, VEGETABLES
Us firm-Arc.
i M Express. sun “ N. ll. Milk.
.And Canned Good. n in ~ It: or“... not p. m.. tom-tun Rx.
9.4-.- p. m. Mil 'l‘rnin. um "
P I K Buituli "X.
0 A .l. lND?‘ . .
713'. (x u l EN,
Merchant Tailor.
NURWALK. CONN.
The best Cloths and the, Must Pcrfvvt Fit.
Wart-tinted. 465 if
_s- .M
“AN“ <
o RWflAL K.
We Still Adhere to Low Rates
FARE ONLY 35 UTE.
Dentistry
FRANK ’I‘. llYA'I‘T,
l‘le‘UIlh‘lllN 'l‘ll‘KFII‘ '1‘“ NEW \‘llllK
AND lll‘lTl'llN.
‘Ii'i‘ lrlunuln.’ In tiny tvmqlqmilimt min and will 5 ‘ , ‘ 2 e n s
b mull-v Ariltlttatl 'l‘wIlt t'me-‘r than nnv ntlwr t .
livnIIsl ill Surunlk and warm"! lllt‘lli In in» n! the The i‘npulur nml 5“," humour
\i-rv on! nullnrml l luu- sl-n prm‘urmi Iln- m-nirn
to! .l. l' .‘il'lVVKIllK. Ind in“ now prnpnrml In dn till.
out: st llll' Lnuv-nt ('uslt l'ru‘l- l'leranIItg ‘..‘.'t (‘i'lil-.
Nu rltnrut‘ fur errerlIi-g if nrtonwnl tt-i-Ilt luv In in:
mum-d Unit‘s null if: ~idrtn‘r ndonuoin: lln' Method»
NI l‘:|r~~nnuv. Ntirwnlk
"pen l‘h'ouiugs. .WA__,__
\l’lllll) & (i AN UNG,
House, Sign
& Ornmnental
PAINTEHS.
\\'Ill li'll\i'§1|lllh Nnrunlk. Every morning. (fininltin
t‘lt‘x'ltli'tll. at
. o A. l.. nu urrtvnl uf ibr linnlinry mod Nt-w
Hun-n Irnin-. “Hunting will lwnt- I'trr 2‘: R lilo”!
uf Fulton Mtwlml 9.4 l' .\t . llllll 1min (moi of
:n-t him-t. i2 ll.u18. O r u. t‘uNNlCt'T
[NH Sl' lilill.\' \\llll lln' li'li ll fnr ltunliurl. lmivut: M
u. l'.‘ i'. I .ulnl lllf‘ New llnvrn lrstnn gum: t-u-l. I'm:-
wnuI-rs fur ilnntkiiu run lllkt‘ Iln~ Pultnn | rv nI tin-
lmnl [If the pit-r. i‘s-u-nurrv- run lirilt‘llri' ititglv ntnl
Etrur-«mti'l‘nkt'h fur nll stuttnn- us Iln- linnbnry
llullrtutzl. Iii llll‘ i‘oiptnin's (inim- nu lhn limit
:W‘l'nn-vngrr- null ll:t_:'.:n;n- rulnm ml to mid from
lill‘ Duos-l in South Nnruulk l-‘llRll nil lllihll‘
lirfn-i-lmtvnl- ut'rwd nu lmuril ill ull llilllr‘.
‘ ' .Q . ) o ‘ . .
l’upm' lluuuer. tilziisor. Gruiurr ,“ hi“ " 1 ',"PH" ‘ h
‘ \\ nl rum-Into In ninkn ri-Lzulur trlp< lll“\\- wn \HTH'Ilk
f‘tc. ‘ v-und Nu“ York Fret-.1!” “W n txml {ruin ntnl tin.
d 'tl Ihi‘ {rt-lulu lli‘illll of tho ltnn'vnyv uml \nr
us. k ll iIlI‘miIl fut rill ~lull4ui~ :Ilsu lilt‘ blot :I.|ll.' ll.
rnntl
:E‘f'fi'lH-t'lnl ill'l':llll,:i‘lllt‘lll~' for l'ti-iglii In
:indfrnm .\'t-w ank i‘:ill be iinnlt- with
llll~ lllli' lll pi-I‘ rout. bum thnn by tho. l‘:'.ll~
MULLINGS BROS.
I l'uml.
l‘rod m: snld (run of I‘nuimluim. null il‘llll'll! plump
Iii ”now .i' llu‘ liiqln-‘I Inm’kr' Till“-
[ff‘All |it".‘t|llll Mrl' forbid :ruslin: :inv nl Itn -In«
ployI-rr uf lllr bouts of this llnu on :ll'l U‘lil' (ii We
owners then-of.
l-IOLLAND’S
'ConfectlonerY
Fresh. Pure and ”mice
.Xny ~tylu (of Light Ul‘ llmxy Work built
to Ul‘tlt'l‘.
All Kinds of R’jmiring) l‘mmplly .lllt‘mh‘d
in.
r
l‘ A )ll'lJJNtiS. J\¥1 Ml'lJJNtiS.
F It ill (1“
K. LOGKWOOD’S
Nona flatwall atrcch
J ABS
(if t u: out; nunnht 'lll'l‘. n: \‘ll‘hF-‘xill and r: Iml
prim}.
til R U\\'X hl‘l‘h‘llltlk lgl‘ALl'l'Y UF
Mixed t‘sudy at We. Found
(burritos and i-‘vsui'nls supplied in quantities. .lI, of
um I in \XL‘A \'\Iiu.
NEW 60008!
F.H.Nash&Bros
, . ~ . .
so “Malt: uh V cm. \o- \
l.
-r~'<'~~~v-v.~it wow \‘v ,
.tv‘. lip-Vina ~59, am.
-"l .llxq‘V‘ihwm
_\‘v\\ slit“ \x"
Ranges and Stem
33h»
Nor-Indus- Vt av.
«. if.“ 'mt-l‘ ?'Z!'l hr Tor'liiv ‘vtrnt‘. ».\ "a :‘v luv-ti
i'.‘ i't~ n. ilv~~vvtwt~ d and immpm
TINWAus
d rw ' l‘n-ni the in Inh, ’l‘in hinting, and John m: in
Mnlril- h} nw’rwm workmvh t it) “'nrn‘t iml In
at iln- lmn‘HI we» “nods sold-at lnwvi er‘s than
over before at
EH. Nash chros.
HAR DWAR E.
The BBS? ASSORTMKNT In TOWN of
(lenient! Hardware,
Mechanics 'l‘uols,
“'llilo Lend. Paints,
llllti Rutnil tit
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Hill; It .i so: i
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IMI'EIllSI‘IAllI.
Oils and “’indow Glass.
A full Assortment of
.
r Locks aunt Knobs
. m >- Table and Pocket Cutlery.
.: a o ”I 2!... MI". Quality. Cheap for Cash
, d - <1 . .
5..
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, E g - , : HEESE FEI‘EIS 1119;
. - - P—'
d E 3 < mPANESE PAPER WERE.
H ,- a .
g . E : Agent. for the
. ' z
a :3 E '7" Dow-r Vurdical Boiler and finll‘s Patent
5 t ._. 1 Fire and Burglar ProoiTRSufe.
d H :1 3; LL Agricultural Im lements,
is a , i; a E" up Chandler-y, Rope, a
a ‘s s
' "I: f o o
i o E; C w c QUIN'I‘ARD
:‘ ii = s... a music monomer. so. Norwslk co.
in ’
V3500 Reward
* iifillllllllliis
AT THE OLD STAND OF
T. Burr Guyer 85 Son.
SPRINGWOOD.
All orders filled promptly.
llnd it to their advantage to trade with us.
Give us atrial.
WE Will ps5 the shove remit-d for oily case of Liver,
Complaint, yspepsls.8ick aesthetic. Indigestion,
(‘nnrlipulinn or Costlvcuess we csnnnt cure ullh
\i't-sl's \‘egetsble Liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They sre pun‘ty vegetable.
sud never fsiltogtve sstisfsctlou. Sun-r Looted.
La boxes. motslniua so Pills, ”cents. For sale
by H] m. Bewmofsllcountcrfelts sudlml
lotions. 0 nine mnufsctund only by JOHN
C “'EST & (l .. "The Pill flashers.“ 181& 183 W.
Indium St. Chic-go. Free trial package sent by
mail prepsid on receipt of s 3 cent stamp.
:. R. RAYMOND.
Bolllorl Contractor.
Work done by tile Day or coll-
tract
Shop foot of Franklin St. near atomic
to nursery. P. O. Box 617. 140“!
MEEWIM’ESM,
”euro/gin, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Bouocho. Sol-onus of the chest. Gout,
Quincy. Sore Throat. Soul/in s and
Sprain, lurnc and Sea do,
General Bodily Pains,
Tooth, for and Headache, Frosted F cot
and Ears, and all other Pain:
and Aches.
No Prewu'stinn on north I‘qunla FT. JM‘Hns OII us
It our, on”, oluuolr and clamp Rxwrttnl lchnt-tly.
A tr nl Noun]! but the mnqmrstivvly trolling “Unity
of .50 rents. and every one sum-mu: “llll punt
can imvo rhuup and positive proof of its claims.
Directional In Eleven llstigusgcs.
BOLD BY ALL DBUGGISTB AND DEALERS I!
IEDIOIHE.
A.VOGELER do 00..
autumn-c. 114.. v. 9- ‘-
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. .‘lgfiiifiuqa-lifilloses
..,_/;;:-. (Cl'llb. .\ Mutlters'
. .L. tnr sleepless and irritable:
l‘l»iii‘(‘ll. 'l'lte llet'ipcnf (lltl ll'.
. I. l-rce from Mnrphtnc. and
i it Narcotic. Formulapublished
. . l I... ll lmttle. l’nr l’latulcncy,
.zml.ot.:t;; Ilic fund, Sour Motttarlt,
\ 3'1\llllt\‘~, ll'nt'nis. and liisnr-
(‘ltsluriaihnsthulit}:-
wl .t'n .ll‘llo lu dispensed lo)’
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SH-TONIC
A Perfected Purifier of the System.
'l mini “Irv-mount; lhq m-mgm. abriallng Me
if" 'tu! ilclltlily, and maturing locallllyjum‘lwvu."
~ \\ “mini.
lk-r indigestion. and Dyspepsia,
tlw lli.‘.ll\' form»; of Litl‘l‘ Cuill‘
pluiui, linpn'c nnd lllllit‘Vt‘i‘lxliCtl
Blood, ..ml l‘uittzionol lit-range-
intuit» .lllt'lliillill illliiil licliility, and
i r uuiitiiug up the weak, Ash-2
"i‘uiilt‘ is \lgilllillt‘xu the most prompt
oaznl t’t‘Hdlli R‘lilt‘il)’ )rt \h‘viwil. In
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r :n: vly ova-r devised by man. It
x mIln-s l‘ain, it alloys iullstttmstinn,
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RHEUMATISIVI,
N .- i R t l on. Lumbngo. Scolds,
loin-us, sitti‘ Joints. Cuts, Swoll-
~ 1}" . i-‘rmt burs, Quinsey. Suit
autumn, Elt‘ll, Spruius. Gulls, and
.Iiwnuss from any Cause. Suf-
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PA-N IN THE BACK,
».:-:- 'c t-os, Eruptions, Broken
~.. .I contracted Cords. Neu-
.' -' -... 2'Jlmly{Jl‘dlsltDCtltl‘tl limlm:
l 2‘\' nl’ ltursos, planter». nic-
. merchants and prol‘vssional
-- ~v-Hvlocrc. unite in saying. that
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Iiy ugglylng get-mutiny at tho nearest office of THE
SING Mail UFACTL‘RING 00., (n by post”
card if at s distsnom an adult rson wil be proscri-
wdiilfiilh s beautifully ii ustrut copy of s New Book
em 0
Genius Rewarded.
—OB THE-
StoIo of tho Sowloo Machine.
Coutslulug s builds-ems and costly steel cugrsvl
frond loco; slso fl ilucly unmoved wood cuts, s
bound so elaborate blue sng‘fold llthozrspbsd cov-
er. No chemo wbsievcr Is m c for this handsome
book. which can be obtained only bv uppiicstlon st
the bnucb&d subordinate olllees of The Singer Isu-
Tbe Singer Manufacturing Co.
Prloclpsl 00cc. 84 gigauégrutm,
CURES
Dr. 0. Art Wsrd of New York,
City folks
o 55%
Soooly and complete ,
ORGANS 18 useful sto' , 3 sea
son. PIAPNOS $1 opa’fi
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cut-log. x5“. Til.” senor. willow. NJ.
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wobbly;
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incentive melting“, 3° the
~ who will tau 1 pill
huslth
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be bl Sent to i
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IN FRONT OF YORKTOWN.
l-rs EVACUATION sv THE Coursnsm'rus.
During the bitter part of April the en-
emy made many attentpts to drive the Un-
ion pickets and take the rifle-pits con-
slruvled especially upon the right of the
linciu front of Yorktown. They were
repulflt‘d. however, upon ouch occasion.
The parallelszwcre well up to the rebel
works by the 1st; of May, nearly it“ the
bosiuging guns in position and it was gen-
ernlly vxpcctcd that by the 5th or 0th at
furllwrest they would be opened in force.
(in the night. of tho 31-6 the men in the
crunches, us well its the pickets beyond.
Wurv mode Itwuro of tho fact that some-
thing uttusuul was trtiuaplring within the
Confederate stronghold. There was on
unusuul activity manifested. and in sever-
al localities lurgc fires lit up thc horisou,
and in some instances revealed the grim
outlines of tho fortification.
Besides tho enemy‘s guns. usually silent
during the night, kept. up ll. continuous
csnnonado. and the heavens were illumi-
nated with the light of bursting shell un-
til hourly dnyllght. The mortar practice
was exceedingly tine to witness, but. 0w-
ing to its nvvurucy rather dissgrcoubln to
the troops in vunip rust of Wormloy's
Crook, Wlli'l‘i‘ the. main body of the be-
siegiug fnrvo wus lot‘ntt‘d.
(let‘ttsinitnlly u 100 pnundor or 200pouud-
or from lintlvry Number ”no on tho Un-
iuu sitlu \\'nllltl reply. but us a gt-numl
thing tln- l'k-dvrnl tirtillety retttuined
quiet.
At. daylight on tho 4th the Union pick-
ets \vt-rusnrprisul lit. the unusual quiet-
llt'sis in tln-ir front. Ordinarily tho dawn
brought With it tho dropping fire of the
rubt-l Slilll'llhlilitill‘l‘fl and Muurudel‘s morn-
ing gun, but no such deuun-tl‘utinn wel-
(‘tuuml tin-In. l'rt-seutly one umu lmlill‘l‘
or more rush than his coutrtulvs, stepped
up out of tln- shullnw truucb in which he
hnd found prntectiun: others seeing him
uuhnruu-d. did the solute, and within five
miuutvs tln~ whole picket lint-mourning
bull‘ to milv lil t‘xlt‘llI—e-Uf the Union front
broke from (‘HYt'l‘ tind llllldt‘ fnr Yorktown
(ill the (liliilill‘~tilllt‘k. Alumni (\vury regi-
ment in tho Third t‘urlis was rt-prest‘ulud.
'l‘ln~ lilt'kt‘l tritnsl‘anm-nl tutu llskil‘liliv'lilllg
llllt'. swt-pt nu :lt‘l'nSS lln‘ h-vwl spare. and
loud trzivmwd Itt‘nrl)’ it not quitu hull lilt‘
tllrillllli‘t' In thu'fnrt “'llt'll ll lnutlvxplnsintt
in tln or lllltl‘l svnl at tho ill through ovvry
win. (inn ::n~mlwI‘nft‘n. ll. nfthu'l‘wen-
tusn‘nlnl Illoissut'hust-tls. slightly in ml-
vunvu of tho ntln-rs, bud trodtlou upon und
explndt-d n tnrpi-dn. and the result was an;
mun \Vl‘l'i' blown up and sI-I'inusly wound-
ed.
Aflt‘r that the trumps llllll‘i‘ll:\§l\‘fil0\\‘l'\'.
The ground was dotted hurv tiltd there
with little sticks, and these were cnrfully
:ivuidcd. and for good reason. Beneath
each one lnys prurussinuslwllsotirrnug.
ed as to be cxpludu hi the least pl‘ea‘Sq
me.
in less than ten minutes the furs was
“slum-d. and the uwu. tumbling iu'o the
ditch. soup acnintidwl up the unmade
s‘u \sud stood upon the widow. in the
‘W‘ “5““35' “It \“A V,‘\’ \\-,v swim-.- 293* -§-:é‘\-w
were winded. and \‘iu‘ktm‘tu was «WW
howl.
in \‘i‘iliiikiiid' \Viilt thus» who that out“:
M ilm town was s duiuvltuwut of tho
"idiom-tub New VWI‘K \"sxlimwwo.
.\ haw inunwitssiw- tho t\\i\l\\il\il\ of
tlwiowiwio wow-HM to one “Q the mm
llis‘u‘ifivi‘wl s ‘\l\~lii\i\}‘ Roll“ iwiiislly with
wood mum as «lump of busts». living-
iug his gun down in» was «butt to tho
wlwn uw Wmiwlwutv cried out, “For
limits stalk-v don‘t should“ and wsliml up to
tho lieu-s in Nun il-o tunic-d out to be as
Nwtlwm mam umnwl (bump, known in
many tli iiw “'i‘limmuiiii,“ mod who had
loom tinting lnisiinxsu in the WNW at tho
minimal; of tin» wsv. "Thinking tho lins-
tili’tim “wild soon pass away, lw romain-
vd inn long. and eventually mmpvllml in
entertliot‘olwl army. had lakptt advantage
of the first opportunity in desert. lit
Yorktown be bold tho post. of ordinance
sergeant, and his services after capture
prov d vnlunblo in pointing out the loos-
ti HIS of the tm‘pmln shells.
About it o‘clock I\ detachment of csvsl-
ry attvmpt‘d to (‘llh‘l' the town through
Uli‘ mnin gateway on the soulhwest, and
tho lending horse and rider Wore killed by
it torpedo buried in the rand. A number
of other explosions Occurred through care-
lessness, but no one else was injured.
Inside the fort. everything wus in disor-
der; tents were down, guns dismounted,
stores were strewn over the ground, and
in addition to these signs of destruction
the, buildings parapets and bomb proofs
gave evidence of the elfectiveuvss of the
fire from the liesVy battery of 100 and
200-puunders located about 1,500 yards east
on the margin of the river.
The only occupant to be seen was an old
darkey. who claimed to have been Mag-
ruder‘s cook. ‘ F4)" God, Muesli. I‘se pow-
erful glad yu’ come" said he to one of
the men. “l‘se powerful glad, I is.”
And then pointing to the wreck of a small
shanty close by, he continued: “Dar‘s
who’ dis darkey mos” kill. See dot? Ono
ob dam big ebu-cbu-wsck! tellers mos‘ big
aeolian-’1 kim oui‘r ovnh dab when dis’
chilc dar gettiu‘ ob Msssn Msgruder‘s
breakfast Den dis dnrkey no whorl De
stove and dc pans and de pots, and cabin
all went out‘r de winder. and - then
bung! Golly, I'so frighten’ den, abusd.”
From all that: could be gathered it ap-
peared that one of the 200-pound shells
bad stmck the cook-house, and that its
occupant had escaped with his life was a.
miracle, for the heavy mass of metal ex-
ploded almost instantly.
Anenmiustiou of the works demon-
strated their great strength. The bastion-
ed fronts looking toward the 'Union ap-
proaches were from fifteen to eighteen
feet thick, with sditch of from eight: to
ten feet; in depth, and the water batteries
badparspflo averaging eighteen feet. in
thicknm. All were well made in every
respect. '
Emphoemunts oxistod for something
like forty guns, mostly of large calibre,
some of which (one Much siege howitzer)
were left. behind, dismounted. '
Bomb-proofs. Woes, and covered-
wsys between the guns. taken in connec-
‘ou with the other details. left no room for
doubt. that the works. well garrisoued,
could bays withstood the mulls of s!-
They must hove eventually cocoon“.
on. as,
wlmlcbone‘stifl'ened
worn until cold weather.
quarters lengths.
tight. shirrud or pulled, us the wearer pro.
furs.
most any number of men from the rush
,. Word. .
EVE";
river to their rear. precipitated in with
druwnl, which was effected us already in-
dicuted.
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Flashes of Fashion.
Stripes run lengthwise.
The rage for beads' is on the wane.
White toilets will be worn till frost.
Criuulets are bustle: with s new name.
Basques and jackets are still in fashion.
Shoulder capes and flchus will be much
worn.
Great latitude is permitted in the shape
of alcoves.
Loose-wristed long gloves will be worn
more than ever.
Outbrc plushes will be used as trimm-
ings on costumes.
Flowers are used on cvcning toilets to
an unlimited extent.
Stripped moire ribbons will trim many
of the curly full bonnets.
A_ll costumes and suits are composed of
l .
two or several fabrics.
Thom will be a rapid demand for dol-
muns and dolmsn-sncques this fall.
Some of the new trimming silks have
alternating stripes, mm're and «humane.
Quantities of Spanish lace, white, black
cream. and colored. is n feature in fall toi-
lets.
Dclmuns in tho snequo visite shape. and
dolmuu mantles will lend the styles for
curly full.
Some of the new plush goods have im-
mensely long pile cut in irregular depths
to form the figures.
steel and
will be
Horse-ha ir cloth. mohair ,
criuolets.
Low quartered buttoned half boots will
be worn until the middle of September or
first of October.
Lawn tennis suiting in gay stripes will
be worn as skirts for fatigue suits until
the middle of November.
Rhine-crystal clusps.buckles. medallions
and slides ornament various parts of the
most. fashionable evening toilets.
Ulnintllu plush stripes. on auh'u llll'l‘l‘tfl'l-
[cum grounds. lll‘t‘ sown ntuuug sumo of the
new trimminpr stuth.
The popular mtt-dnnr spurts for the
"tombs of .N'uptutttliri-, ()L‘ltlllt‘l‘ and Nov.
ember will lw urt'ht-ry and lawn tennis.
Slt‘t‘Yt‘N nru lung. duuiiloug. or three-
uot-nrdiug to fancy:
The hair is most fashionable when
dressed low and close. but women with
huge necks and fut focus should wear it
high or oil the neck.
Pleated colarettes of mull. plain white.
dotted. embroidered, and polka-dotted in
black and colors, are much wormwiih
smrf— bows to match.
Sumo «If, the striped goods, in bright
oxiitii‘o‘, with gold and silver hair-lino '. are
crosswi disgminib’ with stripes formed by
tho wow-ills}.
The Princess or was» wow 9. Wu!-
s‘slVN—gms tulle». hutch wilted. pivoted
slid. douwd, sud lwiuhiouiwi with dismount
dynamism: st tho flatworm lost mil.
on
What smut We do with our some
"finch mum «Aluminum.
'i‘vovh them to mice lites.
'iwwh them to word the garden.
"hutch “Will to foot up stow bills
Touch them not to d3» their whiskers.
"i‘mvb them not to www- tight Mus.
own “1N“ bow to black thvih‘ boots
mid take power care of their chilling.
"l‘oavli them to eat what is set behave
them and be ilnmkful.
'l‘mvii than how to «am stockings and
sew on buttons.
Teach them every day dry. haul plum
tieal common sense.
and stick to it.
clothes like kings.
ter than riotous living.
not the money of the belles.
of kitchen, dining-room and parlor.
men, or with
women.
the poor house.
cloth .
Start the Boy Right.
M
life as he should bc started in life.
taught to be prompt,
honest and eoomicsl
The boy
school and s laggsrd st
tbissge. Thisis a.
whether in business
noses-log,
the morning;
the day. sud evening spout,
frivolitzy or harmful dislpation,
integrity of character
is slmost oer-bin
table yswuiol.
goes W hill pita.
a! " cssssjoutofm
Wm '
Dolmnns will be the leading full wraps. p
Teach them to say No, and menu it: Yes
Teach them to wear their working
Teach them that steady habits ore bei-
Teach them to regard the morale and
Teach them all the uses and proprieties
Teach them not. to associate with in-
temperate. profane and dissolute young
idle and frivolous young
Teach them that the further one goes
beyond his income the nearer he gets to
Teach them that. a good steady mechan-
ic ,is better than a dozen loafers in broad-
Teacb them that God made them in his
own image, and by no amount. of tight-
lucing, tight boots , waxed moustaches,
by making smoke stacks of themselves,
can they improve the model.--Independént.
There is nothing like starting a boy in
Habits
formed in childhood are not: readily
thrown of! in manhood. The boy who is
active, industrious,
is much more likely
to become “borough-going man than one
who bsa had little or no such trsining.
that is into st: breekfost, lose at
his businea will
never mske the right kind of a. man for
progressive ago sud
country. The struggle for prominence,
literature or srt, is
and he who would win s high
in either must work for it, sud the
working cannot be done in bed. Up' in
steady employment; during
not in idle
but in
study orlu pleasant and in healthy rec-
reution, are some of the requisite of suc-
cess, and when there isoouplcd‘ with them
the desired result
to be stained. The boy
wbobsssobeufraedcogetout of bold in
the morning, who comes to the bmkfsst
who studies his lesson. or
f business wishtoluoio
ywinsoow
ears but the chance-sec sachet blur; in
‘ you. in W “out.
right msu, who never shrinks a duty
who does cheerfully wbstever is unsigned
blmto do, who is ecouimiosl, sud, withsl
sluts life with to determination to observe
the golden rule in all his transactions with
his fellovu, may struggle on and yet full
to win the goal of his ambition, but he
certainly has wind and lids with him, and
nothing but untoward circumstsoccs can
defeat him.
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Bounties of Editing a Paper.
[From the Pr‘ itcr‘s Circular.)
Editing a paper is a pleasant business—
not: too pleasant, but just pleasant
enough.
If it contains much political mutter peo-
ple wont have it.
If the type 39 large, it. don‘t contain
much reading matter.
If we publish stories, folks say they are
nothing but lies.
If we omit. them, we have no enter-
prise.
If we hove a few jokes. folks any we are
nothing but end men.
If we omit jokes folks say we are farm-
era.
If we publish original mutter.
damn us for not. giving selectious'
If we give selections, people say we are
lazy for not writing more and giving them
what they have not read in some other
paper.
If we give u complimentary notice, we
are ceniured for being psitial.
If we don't all hands any we are awful
ghastly.
If we insert an article which pleases the
ladies, the men become jealous, and via
versa.
If we attend church. they say it is for
effect.
: If we remain in our office attending to
our business, folks say we are too proud
to mingle with other fellows.
if we go out. they say we don't. attend
to our business.
If we don‘t pay up promptly they say
we are not to be trusted.
If we pay up promptly they any we stole
the money.
lb ey
“—4,——
About Love.
[Boston 'l‘ronscripI .‘i.
Mr. anluudfuncy bus uulic: d:
That the boy who is most afraid of the
girls is the first to be enrrolod into matri-
mony. _
That little boys prefer boys to girls.
That they soon change, never to go back
to their early love. .
That the girls love the girls the best.
That they don‘t get over their prefer-
ence as soon as the boys tic—some of them
never.
The women love the men bi‘csuse they
love everything they have to take care of.
The men love women because they can‘t
help it.
That the wise loves her- husband so well
that she has no thought Mother was.
Thst the husband so loves his wife that
be low: all other «times for her sake.
That die hurried man is spi to think
himself slikiliisg sonoog‘tbe tattoos slot:
w misuse hehssisssdose Miss tool
commit to marry- hm.
That homely- hushsuda are the heat.
'i‘hey- never forget the «minim/out paid
than by their wives in swarming tom
Tim homely wives are the ow. My
kucw— how to make the not oi what
they haw.
That thermos wins marries into is lite
does well.
”that the mam who mules young docs
locum
That the nouns who mm well.
”(but the woman who all“ not marry
does boiler nine times out of ten.
==————”———
“WM‘ M ‘h% Poor
Boy.
Janus G. Fair is worth comm
And the whole summit of it, my door
boy, can‘t moire him as happy as you see
with the dew of youth in your hesrbwhen
you had the bond of the girl you love,
and walk with her in a path that is only
wide enough for one, with the . .lstliug
branches whispering shove your hesd, so
happy you csnuot speak with anything
but your eyes. If you envy him, Telema-
cbus, if you with your brown hands sud
your bright young face, with the down
just shading your lip, with not a gray
hair in your head or a gnawing cure in
your heart, with the morning sun shining
in your upturned face, with the velvet
turf under your feet sud the blue heavens
above your head, with the blood cours-
ing through your veins like wine. with
sixty sixty years of life before you, with
mirage after mirage of bright dreams and
beautiful illusions and plesssnt vanities,
making the landscape beautiful sbove
you: lfyou envy this man's ӣ00,000.
and his spectacles, and his gray hsirs, sud
his old heart. you are a fool, my boy, and
you are scattering ashes on the roses that
grow in the morning. There is lightness
in your stop, my son, and color in your
blood, and dreams in your heart, sud all
the love and beauty sud freshness of the
sunrise, the “2,000,000 cannot buy, and
don’t you forget it.—fiuwkeye.
”49.7
The French at Yorktown
—_
The French Military Commission which,
in accordance with the request of the
Government of the United Stores will put-
ciclpste in the cculcunisl celebrstiou or
the surrender of Yorktown by the which
consists of Galen! Boolean! as hood of
the outsell-loo; W,m, of the
drsgoous; HeuteuutOolooel Blonds]. of
the artillery; Msjur Downy. of the on-
(losers, sud cspsin union. Tbs com.
mnsi' on will all for this country m.
bor 84.
Two or three French men of wsr, with
maps, will sell s little lstor.
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launch-sous It Yorktown.
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The ultimo! Boston as determined
that Who-ot- shsll be pmporly rep-
resented at the Yorktown ccotounisioslo-
bronco, midsummer! iursislngmmy
by subscription if send s full riglmsui: oi
the Sate polish—4!:- Xiofli, on Irish regi-
ment, whlchlsrrgsrded' so the best dilv
eipiinedinthom. Iflhisistbe “Old
Nintb"oftbom mom 991.13.
orccmposidoftbsmwbo Wfid to
ammo-sen durluu'mslsvewsr. we
We! m
Blind Tom can play 7,000 pieces by our.
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Don‘t offend s pretty girl unless you
desire to col: s glimpse of but rsukle.
“0*—
Tbo wstsr in the Western rivers is so
low thsttbefishbsvotoussstllts tokesp
from getting lost in the mud.
-———«O'-——
Opium kills about 169,000 persons unnu-
olly in Chino, sud mlssiouurics refuse to
admit opium smokers to church member-
ship.
—-—-OOO-—
The liver is the organ most speedily
disordered by malaria poisons-c Aycr‘s
Ague Cure expells these poisons from the
system, and is s most excellent remedy
for liver oomplsiuts.
M.—
The stamp duty in Grout British of
three peace on each psck of plsylogcsnll
smouuted in the last fiscal your to nest;
sum of £14,652 ills 9d.
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“No! my son. we don‘t want lobby
my slokles. We cut all our mood
groin with s machine,“ snappd the old
lady on she slsmmed the door in the fsoo
of the bicycle snout.
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A six pound orange has grown in Culi-
fornis. It weighed only one pound when
it was picked, but twelve editors have
seen it since, and there‘s nothing in Cull-
fronis like editors to make things grow.—
Bmoklyn Argus.
“Pa,“ quotb Sammy to his sire, “why
don‘t you go out West 9" “ Why do ssk
my boy 1'"
went and be struck s banana.” “A bom-
zs. you mean, Sammie.” “Well, wbst’s
the difference ?" “ Why, when people
strike s bonanza it sets them up, sad
when they strike ubuusns it sets them
down, and very omphsticslly, boo."
“Becsuse Bill Higgins’ fslber
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“You make me think." John Willisms
said, dropping on s sofa. beside s pretty
girl last; Sunday evening, "of s book on
which the wild thyme grows." “Do If"
she murmured; "it is so nice; but that is
pa‘s step in the bull, and union you can
drop out of the front window before I
cease speaking you‘ll have s wild time
with him, my own, for he loves you not.”
His descent was rapid.
W
"Prof.“ Henry Gwin. the noted usher
at the United States hotel, Saratogs, is
dead.
and Indian blood. sud wsc s former slave
of the father of Senator Gwiu of Califor-
nia, from whom he took his name. Since
his freedom be has continued visit Europe
every year. and was as well known in
Paris and Vienna as in Samoan. His
boss: was that he had crossed the ocean
twenty-four times.
He was of mixed white, negro
To serve watermelon: First: get your
melon. u dsrk green. fat one. with s yol-
iowiab spot where it hss bugged mother
est-tn. Putitonicefor 24 hours. out s
hole in one and of it. pour in a bottle of
claret into thehob. plugit sound put it
on ice some more Cut his
slices. lulu: it
ransom
on the table «mm by
wild flowers snowfall»: linings sud
you have a dish fit tor—«well. invite your
enemies.
“Wigwam Q‘Mflthfllm
fast table Moods: mouse. Won‘t you
think W his is swish becoming?“
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“Awsweii—uw,“ bemoan s posse.
“lcsn‘tssylmbcr the em plum
modicum windiest—ohmic”
swu-sotuewhelcoubbc continent!“ And
yet this is s Cltfisfisu mucky—Early
Hours.
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Henry Word Beaches- ic credited with
saying: “ I always feel that s church
which does not sing has hurt! sledding.
Sleigh riding and no bells! Think of it. A
church that does not sing is like a spring
without any flowers. Of all the world, s
church that. has four singers! A thounsnd
people sitting down! A thousand pain of
em listening, and four mouths. Among
the absolute requisites for an efficient
church choir, next to good vocal powers
and personal piety, must: be mentioned
that training which insures felicitous ex-
pression of the sentiments and distinct or:
ticulstion of the lsngusge. One of the
great: simsin rendering all ‘ of music,
whether in plains hymns, sim chants,
or more elaborate anthems, in solo or
chorus, is to enunciste so clearly and dis-
tinctly us to have the words intelligible b
the congregation: and also in no
hymns, to make the music so
hearty that: the worshippers will feel like
joining in the singing. ‘
MOO——
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o W Work.
Two ' moderate sppilscstion of the
to thus write us: it s
the t six Weeks with severe pains in
the. shouldersod esothut I wss un-
shistodosuyworh. dvisedbysfriuad
I used at. lunch: Oil. ith
spplicsfiou relief was had and s cuts of-
fected in two dsys.
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who wss wanted with modulus! is}
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