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53.:th glunralk gamut!
lend to nil v-ni‘li “an
Plilllil Tlllllllg
Who 1:.“ had yuan of exp-Wiener in
Viz-ll Norwalk and South Sol-walk rm
V t 1 filtEI‘Alllliiu A :l’
. . . All orm‘ri .r t at l .is o w or Mail cy‘s ,‘r‘ws
1“ ”‘n‘~\h- .\‘urw:'.‘.lv. u ill n-vvuv prompt attention.
1‘. o, Address. Box 1135. Bridgman. l‘onn.
SOUTH NORW’ALK, CONN ., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 25,1882.
all Railing
MR. JOSEPH KELLER.
N- \v York. wfif
;\ xvi-ch In at»
ai‘l.\l.'l“a
Room».
46.3
Market
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‘9'“ 9
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‘ Mun Sr . Adjoining i‘ongregnlionsi Church.
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BIBS
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Stoves! Ranges! Heaters !!
AT
Lowcjst Prices.
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Crockery 1
China.
1
Earl
shenware
and Glass
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Miiiiiilnctiii'cl“s Prices.
Largest ussuriiiioni
Lumps. Lanterns. cic.
and
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Nan Marshall .trcev.
of House Furnishing (ioods’iii Noi‘wiilk.
Siovc rcpuirs on ll’llitl
AT THE OLD STAlfl'D OF
T. Burr Guyer =85 Son,
SPRING-WOOD.
lew York. New lluven &
llaru‘ord Railroad.
113:8 n. In.. iii-non Ex.
11.50 “
Exprnn
Boston 12x.
\S’hitv‘s I’l‘opllern
Freight. Che ape‘c
than Ever
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PROPELLER L119. E
YORK.
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a“
City of Norwalk
\\‘..l routinnc In ninlw ri-guhir U‘llN iwiiku Vorunik
liridqc. and Non York. trun‘liiii: ul Silli'l‘ll Ntih‘»
\\ :\l.1\ czirh \\':1)‘ to l\‘l‘\Vf‘ :nil dvliwr "Hui“.
lbs lulu h‘t‘l‘l\\‘\l from and firllwrod si Ilu- frrlglii lll'
poi of mu llunluirv :ind Smwzill. liuill‘xmli for oil ~ in
Inn». ulsu ihc Showing llmlmnd
uiul from Nuw York l‘llll l‘l‘ iiiudu \\ iih
lilln‘ lilll‘ lil per «viii. loss than i») llll‘ mil-
loud.
Produce sold trout-1‘ continuum. and ll‘lllfli! promp-
lly mud.» in llh‘ luqui Iiisrkc! rulvu
All Iii-minis nrc forbid :riisiiuu unv of iiu~ um
pluyccuof lhl‘ honisof this linc on account of thc
Paus16u§
ura Paid to all soldiers dis.
uldi‘d in thc V. S. sci'viccby
\\' out-u. Rupmrc, ldllri «If
LIN“ lug 01‘ Sui“, uwnlcniul
injury or unv [unease how-
wt‘ slight. “Thousands vvi t‘lh
titled. \\‘ido\vs. Moth”... “mg
Futhcix uud \‘hih‘i‘vu & lh‘oih»
us and hutch iii’v‘ paid I‘s‘u-
sinus. ‘XQ‘R‘Xifill lVllslflliv under
ucw ll'\\‘$-. duo ihousuuds of Rundown.
PVI‘R‘I‘! swuwd for iuvcuioi‘s.
laud \vurmuln piw‘uwd, l‘muipt and
faithful summon paid all boson»...
i‘fi'llrl‘vr in t‘. ll l‘\‘\\r‘l‘. vhuphuu
“,qu ot‘ ll ~pi\\~.cuiuiivcv. U. R, . ,
Addiwu .wiili slump.»
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l‘Ausloli sud l‘sn ct .~\ti‘ys.
lurk lbw 231i. Wushmcmn, ll. 1‘.
H A R D WA R E.
“e “if ASfiMTMRN‘l‘ lb “\WR d
(icncrul ll lll‘fl ware.
“Mumps ‘l‘mslx
“‘hllc Lead. l‘ululs.
fills and “‘lnclow (Slims.
.‘K full Amflmrui M
Locks ulul Knobs,
'l‘ulslc null Pocket (mucus.
\‘l tho best Quuliiy. t‘hcnp for t‘suh
HilllSll Flil‘lllllllllll lilllllll
l A I‘A N ESE I‘A PER \\‘ ERR.
Axon! for tho
lhivi'l‘ \‘ct‘tlii‘ul lioilel‘ imd Hull‘s I’utcnt
Fire und Burglar Proof Sufc.
Agricultural 1m demerits.
S iip Chundlcry. Ropc. &c.
w. O. QUIN‘I‘ARD
No 8 “1‘810 "ALI. “Luck. Ru. Soruulk t‘t.
owners tbercuf.
. R. RAYMOND.
Buillerl Contractor.
Work done by the [Day or too-
tract
Shop foot of Franklin St. near cntmuc
to nursery. P. O. Box 017. 404i!
(DU RICN
Snell anilllnmnleia
Dr. 0. AITtT’win-d'dr New York,
in conqum‘ucc of his numerous pullout: in Norwalk.
So Noriiidk und vlchiliy. will runiniu at the ADAMS
HUUSE. Ni rwulk. cvurv Mmulnv. from 9 n. m. to S i.
in , qul at tho M'ARWICK lllll'h’lfi. South Norwul ‘.
cvcry Ssiurdziy. from till 111. In H p. In.. and Sunday
iron! I to u p. -n,. \vln-ru ho is dispensing health rind
GIIRUNIC DISEASES.
cases of ion standing which he be! cured
day: or wcc s. Private rcccption parlors for hag;
1882?
Harper’s Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.
I!
“1qu weekly journals.
lion in politics. and its
con-fully chomu ”rials.
poems. contributed by the
authors of the day.
tsinmeuttothousnu
It will may be the
Hanan-‘4 W (y the most populsr sud attractive fun
liy ncwipsper in the world.
Harper's Periodical...
By its un rtlssu
abort stories. sketches
dd of Aurericuu bout
srwncili to the lllllllllllllor‘ who have bwn thought to
ho incixriiblc by In» iupporcd lIlu-‘t skillful physicians
of tho land. The Doctor gives spcclnl treatment in all
But of references given to
in u few
‘a freshly stands at the head of Amerlcsp
admirable illgtrntiourfi
foremost artists Ind
it curries inctruction uul cuter-
es.
elm of the publish“ to mks
Cuticum
I ‘II‘R CL'Tll‘l'RA TREATMENT. for the cum of
bklu. Sculpsnd liluod ills-unws. consists in "“1
lntcruul use of (‘IV'I‘ICI'IIA lfklllllA‘llh'T. Ihv‘ new
blood piiriilcr. llllti ihe cxicrnsl mm of (‘I‘rn run and
TlOl‘ll,\ than. the [rent skin cure.
SA 1LT BIIEUM.
\l‘ill life-Donald, 35b) Dcurborn t-ii . (‘hit‘lgm crutc-
Tull)‘M‘klimvicdgcasrnw of Suit ltlmum un brad,
“NR. for“. nuns and lc u- for ucvcuu-cu ycnrs ‘. not
for mic your ;
able to null; cxccpt on lands and knows
not ublc in help himsulf for cighl yours ; irlud hun-
dr- ds ufrcmcdics ; doctors prououurwl his raw hopc~
loss ; 1wrnmncntly 0“er by l‘uih‘uru llouuivcnt
lblond Iurillcri inwrnzilly. and (‘niiruru imd l‘uliciiru
Soup ll ic glen! skin rnrcsi vxicrnsliy.
l‘SllltlASIS.
‘11. [‘2 l‘urpvnicr. Esq . "\‘l.lll'l‘riuu‘ .\' \'.. nuvd of
l‘s‘nrlrl-ls or Improsy. uf i\\‘i‘lily ycuh stunning by the
l uticum limo vent ibinmi puritivri inti-rnnily ulid
(Viiivum nnd Cuiicuru Soup olw groin skin runs-i t-x-
li‘rmilly. 'l‘lir mod wuuiirrfiil mm- on rword. Cure
m-rdilcd m iwturo u Juniii-c of the pi-iiw mid proud
iiuni t‘lllzvli" All uliiiricd with iiohinunu- si‘ul'
iu ful .
dlsi‘ua-cu should sn-ud In us for Iliirl Iorinnliiiiul
SKIN I)I§E:\SB.
F ii llrnkc. Em,.1)viruii. Mich. mffcrcd hcyolid
all tli‘rl‘l‘lllllllll from ii rhili iiiwunc uhicb nppwirvd mi
ill! li:uid—. limd and .fuw. iind ncurly dupiruymi hiu
bye-l. 'l‘lii- most (‘ul‘vl‘ul doth-ring lulli-il lo lirlli him.
ill'll nth-r ilil li.id fziili-d ho usvd liiv l‘lllil‘lll‘d licsul—
vini ilmmd liill‘llil'l‘l iiiimiiully. i'uiii-imi uiilll‘lllll‘lll‘u
.‘utlll ilhi- gri-ui skirt cunmi i-Mrruully. uiid \vns rurvd.
and luk- I'rniiiim-d pi-rfi-vily “vii Io ihisduy.
plus ulmolrs.
Mrs S. h‘ Whipplv. lll‘f'llllil’. Mich , “run that
lll‘f' iiirr. lucid and mnw pun,- of hi-r body ucrc nllno-i
l‘le. III-nil rnvvrml nun Hubs and «“11, sullrrvd
fi-urfulii ,‘llill ll'it‘ll civriihinu l‘l‘f‘lll'llil'lilil‘ i‘iirul
ivy (‘uiu uru ill-sulwui \hlood puriilcri and C‘ulicuru
ad l'uIn-urn Soup illlt‘ unsul nliin l‘lil‘t‘rl.
(llf'l‘ll‘l‘IlA.
lirviii-du-fi nr‘for mic bv nil drusrcx-is Prli‘i‘ of
(Humps. ll M-Mlivlnni .lrllv. small huxwi. Mich- :
lurgt‘ lmXc-I. 8‘. (‘l'l‘li‘l‘lls llvmivvuv. Inc new
mood Pnrii‘ur, Si imr hulih'. l‘I'vu'I'lu \ivlur‘uui.
'l‘oiucr ‘o-l‘. L‘hrls ; i‘i'vui'iu MEDICINAL Min
Iud Sour but: :In hur- t‘or barium: and lnrgc con-
nllllli‘l‘tl. I‘li‘. Principal di~£ot
WEEKS POTTER. “Oslo“. Muri-
. xv
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Saniord‘s Radical l“
.0
‘ ilvud I olds. “Ii-(1‘) lliwhurgcs from the Now :uu'
Lycs. Ringing \‘whrs ‘ll llll‘ “villi, Nervu‘ Illuduih.
uud \‘hiils and lover lusluull) 1‘\‘ll\‘\ m1.
Choking. putrid luui'iu is. dnhidgcd. Incmbruiic
clmuwd. disinfu-tcd sud licumi. iinuih s\\\'0l\'llt\l
\llll‘li. turn and licuring rvstorvdund t‘OIIu‘dlllliulléll
ravage. v hrvki‘d
(Mich. llroui‘hiiia. Droppings into tho 'l‘hrmii.
i‘ul’sx in tho i‘hcsi. lwicpou. Wilson; of atlvnglh
null l-‘hxxh, Lu“ of hhx‘ii. .Vi' . vurvd.
llim hm: e lisdimi vim. um i-ux l‘uturl‘hwl Sum-n:
out our llr. \‘uifunl‘x luliulvr. in our mu kit-5v. uf ull
iii'u;_;:\i.». lo: $1 Mix for Summit‘s “smut.
r. his \\' hbhu‘ NETS“. limluu
29Llsf.LlllllTlllllll
- A 4.‘ " t ‘ HI Ni ipiivkcr than HXHJXS‘
H . .
. 7 “.44 \iixi.r.in§ rissvuus in n»
‘ ; lzvmuu twin mid “Kilkuosu of
NW1“ to. no“. how sud l.un.:\
lilmnnxutism. Nculslxiu. “\\
mus. lcninlv “Nu-lino“. .\lsl+
iili Mid “Mr unit .\t\\\\ 18..»
M on Sold “cry \\ In “x
I?!) 1%
RHEUII‘M‘HSM,
Neuralgia. Sciatica, tumbcgo,
' Rachelle. Serene.» of the Chest, Gaul.
Quincy. Sore Throat, Susi/in s and
Sprain. Burn: and Sea dc,
General Bodily Pains,
Tooth, E er and Headache. Frosted Feel
and Ears, and all other Pains
and deltas.
Ne Prcperotion on csrth couch RT. .1 worn 0:: 3 ~
1: en inure. 16mph- snd rump ENIVV‘IIM Itcniwzx
A tr ul cumilu but thc coitumrulivcly ll‘ill‘ivu Mllllu‘l
of 60 I‘cntu. and cvory one suturing \riih pa; 1:
can hni'u cheap Mid poultivc proof of it; vicinis.
Directions in Eleven Lunguugcr.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS I!
IRDIOINB.
457603133 a: 00.,
autumn. am“ or. I -‘
fl
Is made from campus Tro lieu! leaf of
Rare Value and is a. Po‘I I'VE Rem.
r“ bu“ "w 2% :2? cm.“
Per-Year: “ B ”W0 -or Old
‘3 WEEKLY Liver—Eudechee-Jsuudige—Diuiuregu
Gavel, unions and and all dimcuities of
3 the man; ya, Liver. end Urinary Organs.
M For Pamela Discount, Monthly Men-
Itruuticus, out! during Pregnancy. it ha
I: no uni. It rector-Halts organ- thst
aim-ca": rouge P NU . Ll .. m hebl .‘aud beamisthe. “I...
m m Ml. , It is 9 out blown remsd'
Ouch-r.(BKunb-n)......................10.n I, . y
mwwmusuum Chateau- ln’snleeuce. mm.
or _ hates. use Elgar-pert. lieu Diabetes
A Day on the Famous Battle-
Flcld.
Lion
(iulue. Bulllic Scenes Recoll-
ed—A Surprlse.
to Braille l’ Allend.
At the Gave du Midistution, at Brus-
scls, I observed on noxious and some-
what confused delegation cudcuvoring
to make the clerk understand that they
wanted tickets for anterloo.
for his part told them that if they want-
ed to go to Waterloo they must buy
tickets for Brninc l‘ Allend at the win-
dow opposite. They could not make this
out. but kept on liciturlng
first-class." The selling of tickets would
ccusc u minute before the train left; the
hour was almost up.
I hurried to the Iproper window, say-
ing to this party of Englishmen and
Americans:
at l the Ileelrk—lluw many are thcrc of
you ?“ 'l‘liurc wcre six. and my friend
Major, whose visit to thc wool full‘ at
Iiivcrucss was made so hem-t y by the
Laird of Skye and other hospitable
Scots of that suction was among them.
The I'uilwny guui‘ds sounded their flat
hrusu horns as we stepped down the plat-
fcrm looking for u vucunt compartment.
The moment we found one the train
started. In foreign binds English and
Ioucricuns um soon acquainted.
is th‘rcki-r than water. and a common
language is u tie (if the most brotherly
sort.
“Now.“ Said tho Mujur, “since we sic
all for \l‘ntcrloo, lproposu that we on-
gugc us guidc Pit-mun.
iind him.
(lrnni. Sii‘tluruvt \\'olsclry. to Sherman.
Sir 1~‘mlcrick Roberts. Lord Napier. of
Mugduln. and to all our military men of
“Eugugc him by all means, Major,“
was the reply, “\vc lvavc that matter to
you.“
“lump 1‘ Allcnd is a little station some
twulvu uiih 1 south of Brussels
in it sort of hollow.
thu llllie place is the church. the steeple
of which is the principal iundiuark.
is not fur from the socullvd forest of
Soiguios, uuw hardly to be seen. but
which in 1815 fiu‘mcd one of the dons
guts of ,\\‘vliingiuu‘s position in misc of
h‘llw‘l.
‘l‘lwrc ussquilc s detonation ubnul \hc
platform so the trsm dww up.
and omnibus drivcrs hvciy offcicd their
urwviwu
roof lubcirsi us going duvet to the War
iciluo museum and the “Lion Mound,“
blouse sud hmwn cup with buss visor,
came forward. “is lure was clean
slisvru. his eyes dsrk. his couilucxion
uslluw.
In cowl sud sprcch he nwllcd mcm‘
ones of the 1““ bob of Delmitv-ebsvp,
tlt'Ol‘lt'd. with tho rising inflection.
sm l‘iclsuu,“ said he.
“Wu wuut you to show us \hu butllc‘
ticld.“ crivd out the "up . as the ‘bus
sturtod.
fcrcd us curds on which, in addition to
wcommcndutmus of the bmkfssts. din»
ours. Raw? pole ulc. etc, which his house
otl'ewd. was tho warning. “if you do not
wish to be imposed upon do not engage
s guidc ut the station. but wait until you
urrivc at the hotel.“
Thu ‘bus was tophcsvy with the load.
The fat Flanders harm pulled us slowly
along the road to Chain.
like u lune, giving hardly room for two
vehicles to puss, without either fence or
hedge at the sidbe—like a farm mod. 0:-
ccpt that it is excellently mscudumiscd,
A citizen of Brussels, who said his father
had been one all the combatants. was my
sent-mute on the ‘hus.
the topography lof‘thc country as its fer»
turcs come in view.
ing the field of bottle fmm the rear of
the British
moderately level, with inclinations and
undulatiobs, but no hills.
St. Jean was a rise that might have
necessitated it cut of a few feet to bring
it to the grudé of u railway survey.
“Here" suid inc citiucu of Brussels,
just below the 'bus draw up at the Ho-
tel du Mufit’l‘; “here was the hollow road
of Ohniu.“
the spot which checked the progress of
3,000 oursssicrs—the invincislila French
cum-mien. the grove of so many men
and horses—the spot immortalised by
Victor Hugo und—Csmbronnc.
flush with the plowed acids on either
side.
zen: “so long ago that only the tradition
of it lingers."
cut in the road there. although no ves-
tigc of it remains. Wellington. when he
visited the place two or three years of-
’ ter, acknowledged that his battle-field
‘ had ultcred. Ibuve seen at Knoxville,
Chattanooga and other pieces in the
Southern stltee that once were lofty
breastworks reduced in a few years to
flattened mounds.
ruins and frosts did not work alone upon
the field of Waterloo.
been leveled to procure earth— for the
‘ - ‘For by that; scene-amt:
339%.; ‘ ' placing“ the top. Outheumin-quepeda
' ml. vet-1mg. very cumin.
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WATERLOO-
from that quarter.
'l‘ue excursion to me
Mound—Pierson, the
The Retreat
-—~——-
teens.
pious, pictures,
The clerk
”Waterloo.
“To suvc time let me buy
struggle“,
English.
Blood
1 hope wc can
110 showed the fluid to Get).
rcputution. 110 is famed for hisdrumut‘
_ iv method of telling the story of the but-
i‘ _, "0-" ltuc.
ll ill!
The chief fouluw of
it
is a scpulcbsw.“
ll uidcs
A lofty ‘bus. with scuis on the
tributc in the
u!
Thu driver had previously of-
buck.“
It is narrow,
He [explained
We wore approach-
poaition. The ground is
Even Mont.
We looked all about us. anxious to see
No hollow was visible. The road Was
max .
“All leveled years ago,“ said. the citi-
It is more than likely that there was a
We
In the m
Nature with her :1
Everything has
id which marks the spot whor'u
. im‘iu- ‘
"June £8,181!" team user ,
illithfim Weldon»;
_ ll . y ,
ed some day something to upprotcb
The Hotel dc Musee. is kept by u niece
of Sergeant Major Cotton, of the Eng-
lish Seventh Hussars. The gallant Set.
scant Major was wise in his day cud
generation, and his heirs profit by it.
He collected an immense number of mt»
mantoes of the battle—arms of all kinds,
muskets, swords, pistols, helmets, knap-
sacke. breast-pistes, plumes, cull-asses,
belts, letters, autographs, tin plates, can-
spoous. knives, locks of hair,
orders,
shells, buyouets, medals, packet-kooks,
buttons. and portraits—u mixed collect-
ion of relics of the 30,000 men who lost
their lives on the field before us—s field
not so large as to prevent the eye from
taking it all in at stmigt forward look.
Having noticed these things associated
with the combatants upon both sides we
move away to the scenes of their hero-
ism. to the field which in the morning
of that. day in June was wet. with rain
and In the evening was still wetter with
blood. Pierson marshals us into line as
if he “‘39 a drill master and we recruits.
His cane flourishes about in the air ache
stands before us, and comes down with
empbaSis at each eloquent period. Peas-
ant women. buys and girls gather about,
who listen to the guidc‘a
For hi‘ part he ““1““ bis "road through farms and fields to Bruins
landmarks clear by references to the
plowmen at work, some moving to the
right. some to the left, some coming to.
wards us, others going. each industri-
ously turning over the reddish loam on
the several forms in front of us. ‘
flu-ms have naught to mark their boun-
daries cxccptfliulc, handy visible sunken
corner und line stones with initials-
squuw pins of stone, with initials some-
times of dead and forgotten. us well us
of living and present owncni.
Nu heights, no hollows, only gentle iu-
clincs in front of us. a gradual rise be-
yond. The stutvmuut that the English
had the boat of the ground appears to be
Pierson shows in w here the battle van
of red-coats stood. The French were
down there—the English above.
the carts leveled the ground to construct
the earth mound the incline here was
utccper, but never abrupt.
height might have been somewhat! near
that of thc English gravestone cube left
«the German ut the right.
tamh is bow; for France the whole plain
Pierson bus the story of the tattle me-
thodically arranged.
ohurgw sud the rcpuiwthe ebb and
tlww of combat, sud names commundels
divisions, rcgimmtsa-cvcu individuals.
who» coursac deserve it.
ownsimmlly us the narrative grows ox‘
outing. and thus cncmnuru W to do
wcuwd our party. lsrgchv augmented by ‘ ramped . ,
ollwv visitors. As mum-osmium climb- :3,::“m£:h::§m§:§:xu:fl m M“: PW?“ “W.“ t“ W
«l to the mpmts. “va “W Major mound to View, as it wen. them of _mm‘ M“...
uuiuuvd for the mud“ l‘icrwui. A small tlu‘ svuiimumcd who hitherto“ how Ilen- BM
man, in dink puntslwms. short, blue __
have muscled only scum». awn-nu.
by what right no one cumulus. lulu
shops of s but capers of
each one who mounts tho steps.
um Stout ul‘mu).
Finn l‘im pubic-”out Ls Belle Alli-
once, Nuuilcou‘s licudqusrtcls. We see
u mile distant s low, while form houac.
with bur-u close by. in the midst of on
olchsrd. Then Napoleon‘s lost postiticu
u higher spot, where bu rcbukcd his
peasant guide. saying. a Lscustc tried
to hide bshiud the Emporcr. “You use. it
is shameful: you will be allot in thc
Ncy. Keller-man, Bertrand. Wuthicr.
Bound—there they stood, here they
churgoxi. Picton, Hill, Gordon, Ilsltlsnd
Ponaonby, Baudclcur, the Scotch Greys.
Vivian, the cheuty‘flfth Highlanders.
who formed A square. the piper in thc
’c'cutcr playing the pibroob as his com‘
rudcs fought and fell muud him—the
Guards and Wellington, had their posts
thus and so sud held them. cool. deter.
mined. invinciblc.
Kugomout is in the front, to the right.
further off; mother fur-mimosa, quite
roomy. us if by frequent sdditioue.
Nearer by—thst is to say. hurdly hull u
mile from where we stand—is Lu Huye
Ssinle. u large dwelling, with u stone
wall enclosing the garden and on orchard
of cherry and apple trees. Behind us is
what was Mount St. Jean, Wellington‘s
headquarters. the famous battery. and
where the ground slightly inclines from
the battle field, the position of the
Guard. It is all plainly act out here.
We find Victor Hugo‘s “A“ precisely,
except that we, standing cu the Lion
Mound, are on the middle of the string
of the A and his approaching from Hugo-
mout. is upon the left leg of it, with Lu.
Huyc Salute almost directly in line; the
apex is Mont St. Jean; the right leg of
the A is La Bella Alliance. '
Pierson is about wrought up to u. clif
Leaning against the base of the
Lion Mound we hear in glowing womb:
of Key‘s impetuoue charges; of Meité
land‘s cumulus; of Delord, Walther,
Roquet, Font do MOI-nu; the fumed Old
Guard. that could die but not surrender:
of the unyielding bravery which with-
stood all this and conquered it; of Ncy‘s
furious about “Come and see how 8 Mar-
ehsl of France dies on the tattle field."
of his despairing lumentatiou. “Oh,
there is nothing for me! ‘ I should like
all these euglieb cannon balls to enter
my breast,” but we do not get to the
"Up Guards, and take steady aim!“ of
idol; of an impassioned per-
crutiou Pierson turns his bad. The rep-
robute’omuibus driver is on at I. double
quick for Brains 1' mend. AI Pioneer
llu follows the
ed to be\ '.
which Pier-so . ,5.
ed and took m-\ ”
though thosrest of
some breath for it, udjo
r I‘d loose the ’bnu. ;
“I found retreat impeded by the \, _
gate. who had waited for an opportu " ‘
time to ussuil the English. As the de—
tached rear guard they made charge
after charge upon me. Men, women,
boys, girls, with bullets, and buttons,
maps, plans, books, pictures. canoe to
all.
The English, German and French
phrases picked up in the course of busi.
ness, they tired of! in a medley together.
The procession kept up for a long time,
gradually dropping off one by one. I
bought a bullet and a button simply to
encourage them to march on. They
must have followed a mile or more. Half
a dozen little boys and s bare legged lit-
tle girl pursued me for a long time, she
hardly giving the boys a chance to spank
with her “Dix SOUSJDI‘O me pom gel-—
dix sous pour Inc pore gel." After it
had been repeated nanny times. I finally
trunslated it to mean “ten sons for me,
poor girl."
And all this time the party kept going
for the ‘bus out of sight and Pierson led
the rout bv the shortest cut. a wagon
snuff~boxes,
l‘ Allsud. His cane was swinging over
head, his blouse dying. The Major.
rather fussy. and between indignation
and exertion, quite rod in the face.
brought up the rear. lie was getting
maddcr at every step. The long and
stalling column was made up of fly-
ing tourists in indiun file.
We reached Bruinc l‘ A' end in time
for the Brussels train. There was It sign
opposite‘thc station which forbid all
crossing of the track except by the
bridge above it. But the Major beaded
neither the sign. l‘iersou‘s appeals, or
the railway porter‘s stern warning. He
climbed the fence and made straight for
the platform. “Where is that diivor" be
said. “I would willingly miss the train
to thrash bim‘“ Then be rushed for the
street, followed by a compact little body
of English and Americans bent on see-
ing fair play. No driver was in sight-—
no ‘bus; expecting sornc such inquiry the
driver had cnrcfully chvcd himself
and vehicle to some place of couceub
meat.
The Major could got no (\th suiis~
iuvtiuu than to notify lbc assembled
pccpio on the platform that he would
wsrn all his friends visiting Waterloo to
aim clear of the “Iron Mountain bus.“
as he called u.
Thetruiu came up, and what mkbt
readily enough hove m it new bottle
of Waterloo was prevented by the cou-
ductor whose cry of “En voiturc. m
The
Beforc
Its original
“Nu French
We hunch
The scrim while is Brooklyn "out
1y was in ”evasion With syncs: mun
formerly wclbkucwu in mm who
in s sorrowful mm rode his the
listeuencsu sceountofous of his eds
vssmuu. which is too good to so uua
printed.
“I wcut to the Full: thntrc. the 0th.!“
evening,“ said be. and whilc there we:
“newly surprised ut seeing u young
lady with whom I enjoyed uu intlmute
sequsintuucc in Stamford lust summa.
You remcmbcr her. pcrhspe. u my put-
ncr at some of the Retort Point excur-
sions last summer?
‘ Well, when the curtain fell on the
lost set, I hastened to her side. I sue of.
once mooniscd with u plesssnt smile,
sud my offer to ‘eee her home‘ vs:
promptly accepts-d. '
“I soon found thst her residence was
st no mun distsuoe from the theatre.
ed the time in whispering sweet noth-
ings‘ as of yore. I had proceeded per-
hupu twenty or thirty blocks. when we
been to speck of things occurring since
home.
“Why don‘t you know,‘ sold she,‘ ‘ny
lulu at Spoke Hill l‘ "
shocki in fact.
dumbfounded.
an introduction is obtained.
W
tow Bots! ma
high sky window st your feet.
theirs“ Guard: '3'“ “'9 1‘“ “‘1 resived this he changes train English 3 l mil-you will petrol! to '
WM charge of the day. This our”: Spread” [Milk .. Mg, II N. lungs ygugtlreith. -»
mound in the form of upyrumiid sit. 150 would permit. ' Ar-br'e‘tu Wp‘ W,
(09¢ “2". GM 30‘" “9°“ “ °P°" "Nous decendous tout de tout!” “Atn u “may. '
"MGM ”Wir'm “d I‘m end - tearful” Thence“: ‘mutlcmn, we - Eu ’t “' - -
there clover mom “‘1 “W “I“, '10" must close um: would cutehtbe mm m nus-or u m m m,
on “emit“ be “firm“ minus son Snorer new am out,» of as. am. ~ ’
mm noun. cookuptbccry, eudwehuveunpodtiou 17.13 minim" ‘ “the my “
17mm of $00 depot stone with olthe “Nikkei-lama Inwamiubh studio gutted-Ly
manual-cilia: MGJOBWO, lest! to.- seouuuscder mi “WI-yourself '
gun their work. com .
be procured. It is esti- g: <\
from 3,000 men and women \‘
stely engaged in the vurioue . -
the business. Thrwfcmrths of them
families. There are shout Mailing
eels and about a donciii steamers need
the business. There are two kinds of oys-
termen: those who wink on the nutivu
beds and those who cgulti‘vute their evil
grounds.
was in shallow wateu;
planting is the most common: from 80 to
75 feet deep. Storms lend frosts do not
disturb the beds in dedp wot/er. Them!!!-
missioncrs recommend that no cbuuge be
made in regard :to close time on the natu-
ral beds.
oyster and his habit islgiven and tho duh
pars to which he is subjected from ene-
but did not mind that much. cud beguil-
luetwcpsrted,uudlmu begun to id-
quire us to the uitustiou of her city
husbuud is u keeper in the lunitic ny-
Thc young man who wus the recipient
of this piece of interesting intelligence
hardly knew how he recovered from the
until this day be scarcely
realizes the manner iu which his dream
of bliss had been brought to such an ab-
rupt conclusion. He had been “sold"
before; but never in the course of all
his adventures had be been so utterly
His acquaintances hereafter will be
chosen cues, and a knowledge of their
modes of life willbc inquired for after
[low to Sleep In It Sitcom. Car.
first—Get u berth in tho fore port of
the car. 1311: is bccuuse the pure ii:-
comes in ut the our front end and win-
dows and goes out at the rear end sud
windows. I always take 7 the front
upper birth. My reason for tubing the
front upper berth is because it is freely
veutihted eud'uwuy from the bot pipes.
8. Have your berth Inside up‘ heed
toward the engine. Thil will Keep all
drought- or m from your bend and pro.
veut taking cold. It the our is very
tight put: sired pencil under the win
dow ct your feet in one of lower berth,
or in mof the upper berth. open the
a. Fixyourplllowiacuecmcrog
mmmmrmmmm.
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In:
For many {yeah the pluut'ing
now deep mul-
An interesting account of the
mica in the water. Alllitsion is nude to the
interesting experiments in artificial hutch-
ing made by Dr. w. Iii. Brooks. of John
Hopkins University. From the pecullur
nature of the oyster clad its cultivation in
waters of the Sum ‘. the conclusion is
reached that foreign methods out. be of
little use to the Connecticut grower. The
methods of the lattdr hove proved the
most economical sud probable of any In
the world. The daugllr of exhausting the
natural beds is fullyi discussed. cud the
conclusion is that constant stirring of 2
the beds at the time of spawning is seen-
lial to the continuaticlu of the beds. Slime
gathers on thc beds llf left undisturbfll.
and the spat will not . adhere to the bed.
so that there will be he crop. If the bed
is stirred the slime ii cleared of! sud the
clutch turned up ready for the spat to ud- ,7
hem. This is particularly true of the
natural beds in state jurisdiction. It is
recommended that lull cull vowels and
steamers engaged on the state grounds
shall secure a number from tbc commb
toners, which ubulli be conspicuouuly
shown when st workl This iscseeruisl to
cfl‘eotivc regulation oll‘ tbc fleet. Oyster
v is puniculsllly onward to theft.
sud anything that will condom to its pro-
tectiou should be fumcd. Tia cow
mum ‘ . bore psids‘iutctbc stale tress-
ury. tum”. They luv-c expended
$581.3. cud their imputation eun-
gstec “Jail.
c—d
Rumour-Sum
F. Emma Detroit. Rhine-5ft
fined bcyoud $1me ueklu
cm which weaved on his hunt.
hvsduudmmlmly destroys!“
eyes. NM NM“
to bdpbimuud ‘llsn‘l bud folk! bu
nerd Ouiicurs Haircut W 7
ammonium. mantle-nine]:
the acct skin crime) “madly. cud
«sound. and bull unwind patently
wellto asides. ‘
Young My—Wllw on men so flow to
offer hairs seats; in horn call We!
will tell you. Itldm‘t nuke unu- .
onyx-fiber orbstuircff iuthevrorldh
burs “thunk you“ said robin. but“
make.) him feel happier, cud theme:s
loot your amine: bus chow. of
thut little punt hmobtuiued for-In:
olyous chunoe‘to’ehud upiu about ,
con—Mon M. '
W— .
THAT BACKING 001le! can be so
quickly cured by Shilchb Cure. We
summed it.
.0”—
“You may tulk shout your menu men.
uidonerueticto mother on the furry
bout. the other duy. “but we‘ve got u
woman over there in Ahmed: whom , -
u pie.“ “Kinda close—is the f“ “Go-e}
Why, lust mouth her busbund died-
fourth buebuud, mind—god I‘um tuned
if she didn‘t take the door pin. 0! the
front door. had his use added. M thu
nailed on to his coffin. Said abuses-Id
likely she‘d be muting u new aunt our
the door soon any wey.“—-[Suu m
00 Post.
W ' '
How 1'0 GET Set—Expose yourself out
and night, out too much without exer-
cise, work too bud without rest. dco—_
tor all the time, take ulljbe vile i ' i ‘
trams udvrrtised, and thou you .w
want to know 2
How we Gm- WnLL—Whleh h
voted in three words—Tub Bop u‘c
tors. ‘ 3
._—~«o——-—— , ‘
BlateJIu Ami-flour
The annual meeting of the can
usuciutiou woe held in Hutton! _ .
Wedneedsy. Prominent legal _
men from oil parts of the mtu‘
prelent. Themeettngwu '
by ex-Goveruor R. 1). Hub“ 7 ,
member. st once Well in thy
iouofofloerewltbtbefollo L
President, 9:00va I).
Hartford: vice-presidents, ex
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