\'<>l. SOU'l‘Il NORVVALK \VEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1881.
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'9‘mlI/l ”am all: S‘rnlinrl Pi lilill Tum mg and Rlflflll‘lllll
ally. and at each new stand be fought Clrl'flll. It Too Far.
with increased desperation. Sheridan
could push him in front and dull: him
Parker's Hair Balsam
Rstltlles‘bewtfhltldloas
SIXTEEN YEARS AFTER.
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. :51” “Effigy: i5‘ 9", _' 123$: I: i rode up the lung street of Winchester open ground to the west. Federal infau- istic business a little m h" All M"
1‘ ‘ i ‘l‘ ‘V ‘3” ““5 FlQH 5,-RUI "l Vii iTT’lA ' l’ ‘: )1: \i.5‘t“"“ I Town on this Scptetttbvr day—out past the try were pouring out of the woods and thepsallery waxed uproarinus. and yelled.
" ii, . l‘ i , [1GB], ABLE.) .5. s. ...‘A..‘.‘““ .. s. w... - 9 ‘ . ‘ ‘ fair grounds on the Murtinshnrg road. and fields to the left of the ridge. infantry "“1": delight at one 0‘ “3°" “Nab" ill ,
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And Canned Good. ft ‘5) " 1'3 we“ “‘35 5'. ... .‘5;........ l‘-\ PA BK ER 8 GINGER TONIC nm on the extreme right of Sheridan and south and Federal ouv:.lry held Winches- ‘99" Vim“ {“0” 0' "'l‘ "30°19 mm"
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1 “'_°"- ‘ i": 3?: 5"": 3‘“: sf"; 5". 1": *‘::1 d ' 7-7 V‘W‘K‘i E w Y 0 R K binc inlonmedicineol' such varied and circciivc each other on that ruiny morning of Sep- “Dub status HILL.‘ Opening “ small trap beneath the M‘
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Baokacha, Sal-ones: of the Chest, Gulf, scene before him as I half-face Q0 the right the cows munch the sweet clover. was a ____*..____
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Manufacturer’s
Largest assortment oi‘iiunsc Furn
Lumps. Lanterns, 0:5'.
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Table and Pocket Cutlery.
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Agricultural Implements.
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SPECIAL“ NOTICE
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Aluminum Pens
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SEN TINE'L OFFICE
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Principal Dales. 84 Union Squork‘lm‘
559 New}
SOUTH NORWALK
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Home Made Pastry.
In addition to regular bill of M.
55.5.... Oysters 55 555 Styles.
Fruits of all Kind!
Quincy, Sore Throat, Save/[in s and
Sprams, Burns and Sea ds,
General Bodily Paint,
Toot/l, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet
and E are, and all other Pains
and Aches.
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it safe. cur-r. simple and clamp Extl mni Remedy.
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the Kidneys. Li‘vcr, and Urinary Or
For Female Diseases, Monthly en-
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ual. It restores the organ s that
mine be blood. and hence is the Blood
Purifier. It is the only known remedy
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H. H. WARN‘ERka" Rock“, N. Y.
«51555. Hill'EI.
many-macaw
“. Flack. & Sons’
to follow the battle lines. The ground is
made up of hills and dips and bits of wood
land and orchards and wheat and corn-
lields. Here and there the eye catches a
husband man following the plow—sheep,
cows and horses grazing in the rich clover
or half asleep under the shade trees or be-
side the stone wall, and it is hard to be-
lieve that man once grappled here and
fought to the death.
“no IN"
The little Opequon, wandering lazily
in and out of tho willows—shining through
the rich meadows—kissing the roots of
pine and sycamore and oak down in the
dark woods. separating the armies. Sheri-
dan had 40.000 of the best men who ever
fought in the valley—Early had less than
one third of this force. Whoever ques-
tions this may turn to history. It was safe
therefore, to order Sheridan to attack and
it would have been safe to telegraph a vic-
tory. even before the first bugle lmd sou nd-
ed. Early tried to stretch his lines to meet
those of Sheridan and he got them so thin
that they were broken in a dozen places
by the advance of our skirmishers. From
where htslel't clung to the Martinsburg
road across to where .his right held the
Berryviile pike is a ride of over three miles
and when he had to let go of the former
road two divisions of Union cavalry had a
broad highway to strike his flink.
Dead men lny thick on this turnpike
road that dny. This farmyard behind me
has its own story of that bloody day.
These peach and apple trees sheltered over
500 wounded men from the blazing sun
and the old log house was filled to over
flowing. Out behind the house the sur-
geons swept the drying apples from along
table and used it as legs and arms were
amputated. Groan and shriek and prayer
found strange echo in the crack of car-
bine. the hiss of shell and the wild whistle
of grape and canister. I look up and see
where limbs of trees were crushed and
severed. where grupeshot found lodgment
in log and roof—where bullets struck with
angry thud and fell among the pinks Mid
roses to be picked up nineteen years after.
Shell screamed over the great stone chim-
ney—tho heap of bloody arms and legs
grew larger—men shrieked and gasped
and clutched the tulips and lilies in the
last moments of life, and yet this was on-
ly the extreme right—only loosening Ear-
ly‘s weak grasp on the Martinsburg road.
in the matted grass around the bee'hivee
I stumble nvera grim fragment of shell;
half buried in the roadside ditch is a solid
shot. In the plowed field across the road
it hundred bullets can be picked up in ten
minutes search. Early let go his holdybut
he left scars which a fifth of a century has
not wiped out.
To wooo‘s MILL.
80 reads the guide board at the next
corner. and I turn to the right and gallop
down a red clay road which will strike the
Berryville pike nearly four miles away.
This leads straight‘ across Early‘s front
of that day. Oak and sycamore bear.
marks wherever I find them, but the
sweetsmelling pines have thrown out new
bark and mercifully hidden the scars of
war from the new generation. Here and
there are the blackened ruins of a farm
house or burn, and the farmer stopsfrom
his wall~buildingto the roadside and says:
“Right through this you was the blood~
lest part of the fight. Early clung to
these yore woods and hills and ravines.
and store they not him out there was a
dead man for every bush and tree. That
was where my old house stood. and I
picked ninety bullets onto! the logs with-
out reaching above my head. Powerful
skecry times that day for wimin andphll-
dreu. stranger.“
“And for men. too.“
“Deed it was! I was with Early; and
my regiment made a stand right over
thar on the crest. You ans was coming
in from over them. and the m we kiv-
cred the wound with blue made me sick.
Some of the Yanks got in behind my
house and our battery histed shot and
shell right through it. I knew that my
old woman and seven children were down
cellar. and as each gun and I was mdy
to drop with fear. llore‘n a doaen shot
and shell struck the house. but no one of
my family get hurt. Ride straight down
thatrondifyou wantto bee when hell
broke loose that day!“
mmmamwautm
The pines whispered softly as I rode
down the dark highway. If they could
talk they would tell how infantry mp-
pled in these ravines—how the cannon
sock these kaolin-bow dying rasn crawl-
ed by1he hundreds to lap the waters of
this tiny creek which hurries down to
empty its poor mite into the treasury of
the Opequan. The place cannot talk. but
the cake and sycamore. can. Solid abet
have torn great limbs away. bursting
shells have torn and splintered. and balls
meant for human targets found Iodgncnt
in the hard wood Eyerynviaebadrql-
npontbeirprey. Minuet-liaise
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forest of fifty acres, cut down a year or
two after the fight. Out of the forest
charged the Obioans and New Yorkers,
and the numberless headstones in the Na-
tional Cemetery half a mile away tell how
thev fought. Fury was let loose here. De'
feat here meant rout beyond for Early.
Under the canopy of smoke, guns were
taken and retaken, regiments deciminst-
ed, companies wiped out. The bill was
charged by regiments. then brigades and
then divisions. The dead lay so thick
along its crest that they were usedas a
breast work for the living. but war was
not satisfied. lt demanded more blood
and more was shed. and when Early was
pushed across the bend of the pike the
victorious cheers of the pursuers could
not be heard for the shrieks and screams
of the wounded gray and blue who held
up bloody bands from among the deed.
AROUND 1'83 HOUSE. .
Under the north front window is a hole
made by grape shot. In the kitchen is
the terrible gap made by a shell. In logs
and roof and sills and casings are the
marks of bullets. The apple tree in front
died from wounds received that day. On
the grass are thirty solid shot and shell,
most of the latter exploded, which were
plowed up last week on a space of ground
ten rods square. Up stairs are two bead-
steads bearing the marks of a. dozen bul-
lets. and every door in the house bears
blood stains which neither sand nor soap
can eflace.
ua'nsn run ssux.
To the left of the house is a row of young
peach trees on the brink of a grassy back
four or five feet high and thirty feet
long. I climb down this, a bit of board
in hand. and at the first effort out rolls
half a dozen bullets and two grape shot.
at the next I strike a cannon ball, and so
it goes until I no longer wonder that the
brigade of Confederates resting where the,
peach trees now grow, were reduced to a
regiment in less than twenty minutes. A
scent of blood and a mist of horror will
ever linger around the spot. and we mar-
veled not that the women lowered their
voices and cast anxious looks around as
the sun went down. and I turned my horse
into the narrow lane and rods for the
highway.
ACROSS TEE PIKE.
Driven at last from the hill, Early
retreated across the pike and over the
fields where now is a national cemetery.
and where then was and now is the town
graveyard. Every house. of brick or
or stone or wood proves that he was driv-
en foot by foot. Aye! the ancient grave
stones have their say. Bullets chipped
them without feeling for the dust be-
neath—chipped and marred and defaced
them in savage hatred for .the living who
made each grass-grown mound a breast-
work.
“l’ve sent them whirling through Win-
chester. “ telegraphed Sheridan.
He had fought all day with three teens
to drive a foe less than six miles. and
when Early "whirled through Winches.
ter“ he left a path of dead marlin blue to
mark his route. The waters of Opequan
had the hon-ibis color of blood. Wound-
ed men crept down to the red stream with
striek and green and curse. In the dark
ravines the stars of night looked fesbly
down thmugb the dying clouds upoctbs
dead. with their white faces or headlcq
trunks—on gnarled oaks biotchcd
with red—on aycamores splintered and
riven—on the dark pines which cut their
shadows over blood stained rocks. And
out on the meadows there were trails of
blood as wounded men drew themselves
along. and the harvest moon brushed the
clouds away now and then to count the
corps and render war‘s spectacle more
hideous. From summit and side and base
in: trees would echo them backl
Night did not weep. She shuddend and
was speechless. and as a darker cloud bid
the horrible sights the plaintive bird ol‘
night called out above war‘ 0 horrors:
“Whip pcobwilll Whip poor whim-Free
‘maemmmmmwm
badconduotsdonecfths most brittle»
campaigns thswcrldever saw. Cassan-
bondbefanoulsobolarof the sixteenth
Mrs. C. Whipple, 871 Gresham Street.
presents these facts: For six years I had
suflered beyond all expression withSohflc
Rheumatism and tried every known rem-
edy, but all to no purpose. At last I saw
in the Free Press an advertisement of the
St. Jacob‘s Oil, tried it and am well. I
can walk without limping and sleep free
from pain.
The namely Side of the Picture.
The envious constituents at home who
think that a statsmsn's life in Washington
is made up of pageants. banquet-undyi-
geoue assemblies. should have looked in
the other day and seen an admirable and
brilliant light on the republican side of
the senate wielding an oiled cl
varnish brush in the carriage be
costly mansion. and with his but
back of his head and the darkeygrlnning
in case. The statesman was touchingup
the scratches and injuries his household
goods had received in their journey has.
and his wife in the unfurnished drawing-
room was entertaining her visitors. Who
were seated on one chair and some rolls of
carpet.
find it hard to keep in good health. owing
to the constant change of water. diet. and
the jsring of the cars. All these things
injure the Kidneys. while Warner‘s Safe
Kidney and Liver Care is certain to coun-
teract them.
Never under any circumstances ammo
a responsiblity that you can avoid con-
sistently with your duty to yourself and
others.
Base all your actions on the principle
of right; preserve your integrity of char-
acter, and in doing this never reckon on
the cost.
Remember that self~interest is much
more likely to warp your judgment than 1
all other circumstances combined: .
fore look well to your duty when your in-
terest is concerned.
Never make money at the expense of :'
your reputation.
Be neither lavish or niggardly.
two avoid the latter.
vet-sally despised. but public favor in a
stepping stone to preferment: therefor.
generous feelings should be cultivated.
Say but little; think much anddomcre. '
Int your expenses be such as to leave a ‘
balance in your pocket. Ready menu is
a friend in need.
Avoid borrowing and lending.
Wine drikinz and cigar-smoking are
bad habits: they impair ”the health and
pocketsndieadtoawasteefthne.
Never relate your misfortunes, and new
or grieve over what you can prevent. '
Cultivate promptccse in d
ten that come before you; there an as
objcts more disagreeable than all old.-
cidsd. vsscilatla: man. Consider thought-
fully but decide promptly.
Never break a business sum. of
anykindi ifitbcpo-ibletoneetit. 1"
nothing‘ cause you to basements)- e!
businesl. stiQuett'e'inHfit! and m
tude.
Lettruth and an unwavering fdthh
God underlie all your motives and set-
ions.
Indulge“ mhwboallcwthdrfll-
dmwnthssmiy on
rich pies.cakss. 550.. will Mute-ssh
Blues to prevent indigestion. m
of Dead Man‘s Bill greens and shrinks night-nick ginnadmeibmdsfl.
were caught up by the niyht hm and No family \without the. in h
wafted intothedark woods beyond—as if hues. "i‘ $
thou 51 under the shudden “ ' .
the can corpus i: .
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