mo. 1:2, X0. 9.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28,1881. ‘
§uulh .33.:ka genuine!
mount): ”ROTRERS. Proprietors.
I l. l‘. 1N "SENTINEL" BUILDING.
Piliilll TEEilE Elli liilllil‘ilill
MR. JOSEPH KELLER.
XVI“) bu had year-a of exprricm in New York. will
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land In all much \\~\<‘k
REPAIRING A SI‘EI 'l.\ lil‘Y
iii union lefi at Ilm ufiiu- or Manivy‘.‘ New; R. on n,
Norwalk. u iii rwvuc pnnnpi aili‘miun.
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RISE. FRUIT. VEGETABLES
And Canncd Good.-
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THE GENUINE IS SOLID A'l'
HOYT’S PHARMACY,
New York. New Ilavcn at.
llarubrd Railroad.
GOING EAST.
R NEW YORK.
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NEW YORK.
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Ctty of Norwalk
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WSpecizil nrrnngomvnti for frrighi In
and from New York mm he nunlo With
this lino 10 per cont. Ii‘fifi than by the rail-
mud.
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All Iu-‘mnuuru filrhid minim: any of thv o-nr
pinycra of rho lmulauf this line on acruunt of Ibo
uwncrr Ilu-rvof
HAT—own: E.
The “R“? ASSUII'I‘MFNT in TOWN of
General Hard wm'c.
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A full Armrnnvni of
and Knobs.
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Locks
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HORSE Flil‘lliSiiillE RIDES.
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lim. 1’ Vcrllivnl Boiler and Hull‘s l‘nti-ni
Fire :unl linrglnr Proof Sat'u.
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h‘ lip Clnunllcry. Rope. &I‘.
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Sn. ‘1 NII"II‘ IIALI. “LUCK. Sn Nurwnlk i'l
SPECIAL NOTICE
@5655
SEN 'I‘I N HI. ()II‘FIUI‘)
will:
throughout Europe;
GIVE THEM A TRIAL. 524
Es. éfiflfirmonb.“
Boiilorl Booioooioo
Aluminum Pens
'I‘mw' rclvimlivll English l‘I‘II-A can now lw Iif'll a
(bu are ()‘It mic ngonls fur ,\'orwnlk and South Nor»
They are llM‘lI in lhv (lnvcrnnwnt Hillel-s amliiauk
aim Dopaorinoruin at Washington
“lurk done by the Buy or (ton-
Imndvr‘s Block.
“'1“. BUY FOR CASH AND SELL C. O. D.
LOWER l‘llICI-IS than cwr knmru futhc bent and
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Win-n nmrh'l urdrnwinu in soul no advise as in
pulmoiubiliiv "or of rim 'v; MINI “1‘ make NO
I‘llAliIiE l‘NlJI‘ni-l WK u i'l‘AlN PATENT
Won-fur how. to Ibo I‘m-I Manor. Supt ofIbo
Money Urdor Illv.
(mire. ‘
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inns ll nvvrr filllvi [u (‘I'RK
Nurwnlk. ullilllliliil‘ll in uny mhlmsa Immvmpi of
So. Nurwnlk and vicinlIy. will remain at the
HOUSE. NI nvalk. «ch- hluuda . from 0 a. “1.00 8
111.. and at the WAR“: CK lit) SE. South Norwal
every Saturday. fromila Ill. to S p
lrncl
Shop foot of Franklin St nmr entrant:
to nursery. P. O. Box 617. 404“
CU R [ES
Sooooo and Complete
Dr. 0. Art Ward of New York,
in conaeuucncv of NI nuincmua patient: in Norwalk.
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PATIENTS
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539 3m.
WELUXOME,
HATS. BONNETQ.
Feathers.
HATS AND BONNRTS TRIMMED TO ORDER
ONE ii l'NDRED STYLES TO SELEET Fililhl.
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FROM 50c. T0 ’1
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General Bodily Paint.
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‘WEI DE I‘IEYER‘S QATAR“
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this tom-ibis maladymxdbaorpflon.
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UP ‘0'
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Sc lotion. Lumbngo. Scolds.
Inn-us. stiff Joints Cuts. Swell-
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Rheum. Itch. Spa-ulna, Gallo, and
Lament!“ from any cause. Suf-
ferers from
PAIN IN THE BACK,
Pover- Sores. Eruptions, Broken
Ill-coats. contracted Cords. Neu-
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and owners of horses, planters. me-
r‘mnics. merchants and professional
men everywhere. unite in saying, that
CERTAUR LINIMENT
tritium relief when all other Lini-
‘ .cnh (his. Evh'ncts and limbroca-
tons have failed.
there‘s 3.0a,
no more
THE HIDDEN CITY.
a Strange Adventure In the Wild:
of Wnublncton Territory.
Ev A LIIU'I‘ENAN'I' or Ixun-rnv.
[Flour Deli-cit Ne Mad
—.——-
(Woodwind)
The council which was to try us wan
composed of twenty men. The wont m
brought in. and we were given a seat to-
gether. It could not be a trial. They had
«imply convened to discuss the form of
death that should be meted out to us.
Every face was stern and unrelenting.
and there was not even a glance to tell
us that that death should come kindly by
coming quickly.
“Our jog‘a up. uflcnantl“ muttered the
count after a look around. .
I told him what the king had said and
he smiled back and growled:
"Well. they can‘t kill us but once! I‘d
rather an under in a fair fight. (Lvinn
with weepina in my hands. but we are in
him.
for it and they won‘t. and no boy in me. soon found that be was no runner at all h ai ht f b red .
l‘vc lived tune and I‘m in‘ to die that . OWE I 8 0 Inc M 9 no ““h
we .. g go compargfiuwr {rem d Beforeogcnr:d and waving his hand he called out:
y. . . “on” 'f’ " 0““ m " “Goodbye. attempt. I've gotoncmoro
After an nppreaswc silence one of the forged ab of him and he was brought trick ‘0 play‘em hamper“; dong!”
men rose up and began a speech which to ‘33- mm was art “not. cnown
0f pea Ie on the move up the valley.
lasted seven or eight minutes. He spoke
slowly. deliberately and well. While
I could not understand his words. I could
see that be was burn an orator and that
be carried his audience with him. When
hu had finished the King made a speech
in reply. and at its finish turned to us and
said:
“He charged you with the murder of
one of our tribe. It was not war, but
murder. Had you shot him down while
he was attacking your camp we could not
lay it against you. But you left your
camp. walked many miles in reach us.
and murdered him because he was in your
way. I have presented your defense, such
as it in Which of you used the knife on
the murdered man i“ ‘
"I did!“ promptly replied the scout an
he rose up. “He attacked Inc first and I
could not shake him off.“ _
"But be was stationed there as a centi-
nel. and you were enemies.“ said the
King, and he then turned to the council
would hm
of the kibg‘s
alive he f
eight of their
for chucks.
clothing was «rim cud mix
wounded in fifty places.
rested for awilo he recounted hifi‘
ghl to die.
those I stabbed!
pr.
When Wixbam left the prison he ran
into and umt several guards at the door.
lie sciced a stout. flint-headed lance from
one of thorn and curled for the wall. In
a minute 500 men were after him. It won
a long run and the route was full of en-
emiec, several of whom he struck down.
but he finallv coined the ““II». passed the
gate, and had the open cuu‘utry before
order.
number.
wan»;
The scout could run a mile in eight
minutes. I saw him do it on three dif-
fer-at occasions at the fort.
the wall be headed for the camp of the
As he left.
soldiers. knowing tbnt be had ten' miles ”$33,311, Judd but I was to _
of ground to crms over. Had there been up the valley cud witncal the Icon:-
exchanged. I:
while men behind him he would have
laughed at the idea of being overhauled.
But they were not white men. and be
They c uld have killed him but that
prevented the carrying out
When he found
that they ' ere bent on capturing "him
A powerful man
nerved by desperation and as well. armed
as his foes. lhe broke the circle again and
again. and 3when they finally dicarmed
him be had killed and wounded seven or
They had not
sought to kill him, but be had been
wounded no less than sixteen times.
“Mere scratches.—-let ‘em go!“ he re-
plied aa I wanted; to dress them.
pected to be I-otnkcn. but there‘s a heap
of satisfaction in giving an enemy the
best you‘ve got. I believe it was the bot-
teat place I was ever in. If they had been
Injunsl could have cleaned out the whole
gang. but‘thcse moss~eatera don‘t scare
As fast as I spear-ed one
anothertook his place. and I‘ll behang‘d if
I heard u groan from a single one of
I wouldn‘t have been
I ex-
und told them which of us had struck the satisfied without trying it. and now I‘m
deadly blown.
on their feet and raised both hands over
their head and retired.
“Their verdict is death!“ said the King.
marrow."
tie way up the valley is a cliff so high
that the birds can hardly sour above it.
below. You will not know when you
now and make what preparation you can
for the awful hour.
A guard conducted us back to the prin-
on through a dense crowd.
who} our fate was to be, and the peeplc
spoke in low tones and made no demon-
strations against us.
“My fust preparaahun will be to indulge
inn good. square smoke. said the scout as
we were left alone.
gelher and I guess the verdict is pretty
nigh k‘rcct. though I am sorry for you.
You‘re young. and have got friends and
you of! a cliff. I‘m old and wicked and
all alone. and I shan‘t do any crying when to
I find myself sailin‘ through the air to
kick up the dust in one of their cornfielda. anticipated.
How d'yc you feel?“
I answered him that I intended to look ‘
the matter square in the face, but to hang
in our favor.
King had said that four of his warriors
would no doubt endeavor to effect an ex-
change.
“It may he.“ replied Wixburn. as! pre-
any hope: on that. In the fust place they
be. and these heathen will also shoulder
strike the earth. So back to your prison In...“ looking towards an escape.
midnight. nitcra long silence. the scout
suddenly remarkedfi
“Saygletwam. I don‘t see how they ‘. . ii
A“ know can push a man off the cliff without ‘0 m 0‘ the UMO" A g ‘ sign 8'
standing on the edge of it with him."
“Nor I. either."
“Well. if they can‘t I haven’t done with
them yet. If they don‘t tie my arms I‘ll
'I‘ak ll h bet you a horse that one of them goes
“ in b i “18% 00' over with me. They‘ve got we woke up, . -
mfnl auspic‘
and I‘m going to hurt them all I can. feelings close‘akln ‘0 . mou .
\Vc both slept a little during the last
three hours of the night, but the day had vv
all that. and it looks kinder mean to pitch scarcely broken when the whole city win “‘1 d9 939‘" °°m°8 a“ de "he" “8
OCR SUPPER
8 Was brought in at dusk by three or four
“But they have left the method to me. I guards. and the doorway bristled with
believe you are brave‘ men. and I will spears. They did not mean to be caught
"1de death 88 painless M possible. A Ilt- napping the second Lima,
It was a long night for us.
guards paced around the I'rifion. and once
You shall jump from that to the valley an bour the door opened and a gum-d en-
tered to see if we were making any move-
About
A FLAG (3!“ Terra.
We were eating breakfast with a pretty
good a oelite for men in that fix. when . . -
to a hope that something might turn up a cuddgii alarm scerncd to spread throng: fesm“:;{:;gg::f by the acumblcd nth-
We could “0" exp?“ any the city. The big war drum sent forth its sans 0 I '
help “'0‘“ my “19'“ “0“ was there “'9 alarm, warriors rushed towards the wall, . ed third
slightest chance to get away, but the and great excitement prevaied. obyect 3 .
Without a word all ”Md sort 0: consoled for Wm“ “Ii“ happen to— can be found there to-day as I found them
A circle of
astir. It wasn‘t often they had n chance
push white men of! u did“ 200 feet out the legend.
high. and the coming sport was joyfully not or of intelligence. .. And when dcy
_ . “Plain enough to me." said the scout. . M" an snot-
yorc‘missipoid and :f $11131 hil? ban 039; as we listened at the door. “Your soldier: gingofis’wmuwfigs’; £132“ the other: .
um one o l c r n . RE“ , hon
gen are coming to so: what sort of a trap you of proprietors of presses with cur-airm-
have fallen into. =
If so we would be no better 08.
gate-way in that wall would be held 1 , .
canted the case. “but it won’t do to have against a brigade of soldiers. The little more 0 em.
_ band could defend itself against any open
““0 9'05“”? “led: ‘8 “I“? “68.9"“ ‘0 attack, but it could not men us. While
The
we were discussing the movement the star, evidently out of luck, “but Pd. 90 _
that crime upon us. In the next place, I
think ther‘a enough fighting men in this
city to wipe that camp out of sight and
recover their men, if alive. They didn’t
do it last nifibt. No,no. Leftenant, we are
cornered. and we kin safely make ready
for that drop the King'promised us."
Our pipes and tobacco had not been tak-
en away, and for an hour we sat and
smoked without exchanging a word.
and drank the scout conceived
A BOLD AND 100me rnoncr.
cover.
aid Wixhnm, as be finished hi- piccc o
I am determined not to be wiped on
without having the company of come 0
these rams-eaters."
“But what can you do i“
“I‘m going to die game.”
“How I” .
l’l allow you inside of half an hour.
WM
door opened and the King appeared and
. ‘ \ - ‘ .
along with . _ bi \\..
That‘s all the fin t \4
c or wet: \
When I had followcufix;
aid the council had ,,
the scout. even if the four W
to be shot down at the all. “ .
to be exchanged oil for me. or I
over the cliff. with Wixbam.
I returned and ttlktd with 7
‘.
but I could not move him. Had they
offered him his libr without condition-
hc would bnvc pic . up a upon and ab
and was afterward
was now nonvly 10 o‘clock.
moved away Wixham m taken
byabodyofaix mambo
winding path to the top of the
anduvn
inch!!!
Probab y every person in the city, except
me guards at the wall. was heat on ace-
ing the climax. And a. surprising climnx
it was. We had been wnitxng about hull
an hour when there was I about from the
top of the cliff. and I saw the scout stand-
ing with a guard on either aide. I wont-
cd to shut my eyes. but I could not.
With my heart in my mouth and rn eye.
wide open. I saw the three approac the
edge. iVith movements like a partner.
the scout freed one arm. than the other.
and then fastened his iron cinch upon the
guards and sprang forward.
For a second all three hung on the" very
edge. Then three bodies came plunging
down that awful bigbt. striking the
ground one after another to becrusbcd to
pulp.
The scout had played them his last trick.
‘When the crowd realized it, nothing but
the King prevented them from tearing me
to pieces. He had given his pledge, and!
was conducted out of the valley and duly
exchanged. and once more at liberty ! lo»
no time in turning my back to the hidden
city and its wonderful inhabitants. They
but want no friends and are ready for oil
foes.
(The End]
-.
[Daily Fort Wayne Sentinel}
Mr. S. 8. Joseph. Agent Emerson‘s Min- _
atrcls remarks: 1 can with the truth speak ‘
from experience: and in saying St. Jacobs
Oiljacts inja marvelous manner. I but part-
ly express my good opinion of it.
A Gun Advcrilscmcm.
—_
Last week there appeared on the bul-
“Buy wanted to feed n cylinder pres."
This unblemisblng indication of mu
demand excited anything but enthusiasm
in the funmlfof the urchins who infect
the publication locality of Brooklyn. pad
the hoodlums regarded the banner with
ion.
“1 s‘pose they throw de boy in one end
seated a rising‘vdcmocrar. as be spelled
‘ ‘You met!“ asserted ‘anotbcr discerni—
double deir circulation dey’ll want anoth-
er boy." .
This propbacy was received with manif
dey don‘t take girls,”
“Day got more tags,
and dcir bones isn‘t liable fer her break
“I don’t see why
Instincts is respectfully solicited. “Be-
sides dat, girls come cheaper, ’cause deu‘a
“I guess I‘d only be good for one cup-
plement.” urged a one-legged boy.
"I’d take the place,” said I polc‘vonng-
sure to come out in the tax list which no-
About 8 o‘clock in the afernoon our guards
brought no food and retired. As we ate
After we had eaten in the morning a
single individual had come in to remove
the dishes. leaving the door slightly ajar
and unguarded as far as we could dis~
“I‘ve been getting mad over this thing."
meat. “The more 1 think of it the more
aluminum take such chanccauncman
cvcrtookbcfomdamgoingicnako a
break forthodox-r when the guudcuncs
in. mmhmchanceiaacbmdot
«clear of the banana aadbv-
yondtbcwalh lfrl'can’argmiodic
tin]. If! do I’ll into ice bail for
mp‘ldoa’tackyoutogowithnfiffl'
you won’t , arm or "my
W“! 1““
A r I ' , "
ordered me to follow him out and down
to the wall. When we vouched the gate
he said:
“Your soldiers arcjhere at the mouth of
the valley with a flag of truce. Our four
missing men are with them. We will go
out together and see what is wanted. You
are an omcer and should be a man of hon-
or. If no exchange is efieclged will you
return with me i“
"I will." _
“Very well, lei: us proceed."
We walked straight out lo the soldierr,
who cheered loudly u they saw me alive
and well. With them were the four
moss-eaters. ci-cnrcly bound against ea.
cape. and the sergeant explained:
hI new you must have been captured.
and .Ithougbt they would taught! on ex-
change one for two if these ‘erc copper-
bod y reads.
me.
‘ “Would n‘t
mom i“
is a Cat‘ulic.“
had?” askcd
f “I think
colored heathen are of any account in- other. “headway; it looked like iii
" side the wall.“ and sounded like bin voice. Ho mm
9 I then proposed that the King make an
exchange two for four. but he shook his
head and replied: .
“It cannot bedonc. If you bad it hun-
dreduf our men behind your guns their
liberty would not more that of your con»
pauion. Ea harm the death of cum
ofour men. and he must die. You shall
New fol-then four, bathe Inn-s.
noovathoclim“ ’ '
Imldnotpbcuto it. and the King“
waved hiabandandonida _
“Youprcmiledlo mm with m.ué
“dumb-ck. Ivvhhtolurhcmtln
modicum “‘ - _ ,
. 1m tempo-blind he told! u
m ‘whfic an “in! walls! in m
_ 'Iummw an um “'
kbflnwlfinlmrum to 10.
didn‘t be i”
Inciting
I utbough it
an.
by come out as one of Talmagu’c
Asked cred-haired boy.
This conceit bad a tendency to lighten .
the gloom which deepened again as on. _ i
solemnly declared that there was no man:
oy in the situation. "
“Why not?" inquired a core-eyed boy.
"‘Canse yer don‘t get pcid of! til do and .
of de week and then where one yet?”
The financial problem was a dapper.
“What became of the last boy tiny
guished fromdbe Irv: huh:
two mpe' \ mien.
about some kind 0‘ politics,” :9le
The fntc of the last boy
and the youngster- moved cw
ctiil cying the sign over their
Everything goes against
be funny to see Denny Hur-
car-
“Be
an anxious inquirev. (3W,
gone-m of
‘5. _
blur in on
laces
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