Vili. 1‘2. N0. 14.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1,1882.
gum/1 glarwalk gamma!
GOLDEN BROTHERS, l'roprictors-
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UFl-‘li‘E 1.\' "SENTINEL" BUILDING.
anxows Svnxlr.
0s: \‘uut. . , ..$2.tlil ; Six .\lox1*ns...$1.tl(l
Siscu: L‘uvins. 5 Fr 51's.
TER‘iS nTilli‘i‘LY 1X .\l)\'.\.\'l'3
Term: of Advertl-lnu:
Till 1m ‘2 .n .‘i ill 1 .n L‘ c-il igcul lcul.
l m... 3m» 32.10 pm: sun 'gm 5:... slow
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than. chi" .Tiii' cm’ in» um" l mu? ’ mm
2 im no um» um no.» icm"kitic
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n '4 v" 5—Cii'1‘nii imii 2m} 23m "who min
9 - ’ 1.’.‘\\l min 24m 3:511 trim {mu 1mm
12"" is to 2:. no :icm’i Mm min 7n .u up on
larr arc and llcuths inwrtul :mtiiituuuly. .
£1.1Prf'il I: {he Pit-t Union 1! Sn llii Nurwuik an Scu-
ond l‘in‘s .\l.iitrr
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PAKULSKI BROS.
llzms «i hlt‘l tn ttu- r ricguiil tum ilf-‘vwili; which. to
...: New Hair. 1‘. a. i. south Suruuik.
Pour Fine Bath Rooms.
\Vl'f‘li 1107 asp t‘nui \VATER.
\Vl. sh have born fiitmi up \iitli llll‘ most inm‘mrn
imziri-icuiv‘nlp
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Linc by mill-ii; :it tho ~:i;min fur
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llaiir (tilting and Mini n a.
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:u.. Ind on Saturduy PVK'lil'lfl‘ from 'i in ~
Winona-st xilawt-d mi [it-punts.
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JOHN l1. KN‘APP. St-c Ind ’l‘rvud “My
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Firm Lilli nnd Am-ldcm
Insurance Agt
N1)’l‘.\ lt\' I'L'III .l(‘,
Rut. li-tnlc nnd lluucu Agent.
\‘TEAMSIHP TICKETS. b‘iili‘sitiS hit ‘.!-‘1‘.\‘.
Withlngtou Siren, o.
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MR. JOSEPH KELLER.
Who but had your! of ex rience in \‘cvr York will
visit Norwulk Ind South can": once . “'(‘t‘k to st-
ivnd in all ouch work. REPAIRING A Si‘Ei‘lAl/i‘i'
A‘li urdcrst loft on this office or Manlev‘i News “0011“.
.\orwulk. ii iii run-1w prompt Ittcntuiu.
1‘. 0. Addrcu. Box 923. Bridgt‘pfifl. Conn.
Hiisdon‘s Market
Mus Sr
. Adjoining: Conan-gatiuml Church.
FISH, FRUIT. VEGETABLES
And Canned Goodfi
, ovum. Kixns
13. C( )II PIN.
Moroiaot Tailor.
NOIi\V’;\I.K. CONN.
The bust Cloths and thc Must l't‘l'ft‘t‘i. Fit
\Vuri‘nntcd. 465 tf
Dentistry
Fl” ANK '1‘. 111' AT 1‘.
'il'l‘ lwlun-‘vvn; 105le mmhawlllan. can and mill
~ mnki- \flilli‘iill 'l'ct'ih i‘iicnpi-rilmu tiny ntlii'r
ih-ut‘l~t 1H Snmnik flllll M'urrunf tin-tutu h.- iii‘ ‘ln-
Pu \t m-t'n rm! 1 in no :ll-n pruciirwl llic um um
Nl".\\'l\'lllK illitl um imw pmpnrcd it» do fill.
m.- 1 it\\'l"l t‘eish l’r't-u. Humming 25 coma
iifllrc and lh-micntr :nl‘iuining thi- .\1ctim«1~
ial l‘:\r~uiiii;.:i'. Nurwulk
Opt-n Evenings.
DE .V 'I‘ I 351‘ R Y o
llr 1' ll Kcndiiil c.i:\ rind \iiii cxtruct ll‘l‘lll hcttt-r;
:llui nmlu-tcctli cizcupcr iiuiii .ui) Ullll‘f‘ iii-mid ill
.\‘-:‘x\:i.§.
mini)” x GANUNG,
liousc, Man
a: Ornamental
PAINIERS.
liaipcr iliiugci‘. “lillhl‘i‘. Gl‘llllll‘
Etc.
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EcLLINGs BROS.
CARRIAGE MAKERS
Any stylu of Light or lll‘ilV)‘ “'urk built
to union
All Kinds of Repairing I’compfly .-lffcmic«f
in.
c .i. .\|l‘l.i.lh‘i;.~‘. a. |.. MULLINHS
No.8 Mar-hall Street.
StoveS! Ila
nges! Heaters 1!
AT
Lowest Prices.
Crockery 1
China. 1
Earthenware
and Glass
AT
Manufacturer’s Prices.
Largest assortment ot‘lluuse Furnishing Goods in Nui'iviilk.
Lumps, Lanterns. etc.
Sim-‘0 repairs on hand
and to tli‘ilcl‘ at.
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AT THE OLD STAI‘ID OF
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New York. New Ilavcn &
Ilarlf’nrd Railroad.
- GOING WEST. GOING EAST.
12.4. ti. m.,_ \l'nnli‘gmu Ex 1.311 a. m liusmxi Ex
thd “ Knows-i. 6.5)} " I{lip‘Vfluld “by
5.18 " Exprcn. T M ‘ .ll.hiilk.
53$ “ Exnrcnu. H.156 ‘ N. 11. Way.
5,50 “ Accmn. 9.21 Boo-ton Ex.
“.20 “ Accum. 10.48 ' N. 11. Way.
7.25 “ Local Ex
7.45 " Lucid Ex. 131.11 p. m.. Mimi Ex.
9:01 “ Local Ex. 1.4.‘1 “ Sp‘gfielil Wiiy
9.35 " Accuni 2.11 “ Bouion Ex.
10.31 “ Local Ex.
11.4.5 " Luciil El. 4.19 ‘ N. 11. Way.
1.20 p. m.. Accnm. 4.52 ‘ Ex mm
2.111 " Exprcna 5.32 “ N. 1. Way.
4.30 “ Exploit-i. (1.32 “ :‘ipnfluld \‘uy
5.2T " Accoin. 11.-til “ . ll. Wiiy.
11 01 “ Adamo: Ex.
(1.29 ‘ Exprcss. 11.38 “ Bolton Ex.
6.55 ‘ Accum. 11.50 “ Baotou Ex
9.15 ‘ Ex in“.
9.44 “ .‘iiil Train
(in alumna, Cn‘ Sunnsvi‘i
12.47 a. m.. Wash R1011 Ex. 1.311 ii in , lint-mu El.
4.5a Expwus. 11.00 .. N. 11. Milk.
5.111 “ Exit-cu 11.28 a. In.. Boston Ex.
91:11. ni.. Mil ~ Train. 11.50 “ Bunion 12!-
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\" hit e‘u I’l'opller :-
ug—n—
Freight Cheaper
than Ever
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PROPELLER LIE E
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NEW YORK.
THE PROPELIJIM
»\ ~M“, .
any of Norwalk
Will continue in mukc rcgulur trips- lu-iwm-u Nurwiilk
[Trillgk‘vflllll Nciv York. tum-hing ul SOI'TH Ntili~
\\ .\1.1\ cucii iiiiy to ccci \c llllll (it‘lh‘l'f‘ froiulii.
ii‘rciuht rccciicd fruni nnd iii-livcroil (it tho freight (1w
put of tho liiinhury and Nurnnik iliiilruud for all :lm
nuns. also 1hr shinning lluiimad.
:fi‘fipi‘cinl nrnuigcuimits i‘ni‘ fit-Lulu to
mid from Now York i-iin ln- nimlc Willi
this liiic 11) pct cont. li-xn tliun by thc mil-
l‘iuul.
I‘riitlllt‘f‘ mini frccuf cnuimimun and Icturiis promp-
tly made at tho lnglicni macho: rutw.
WAN pc-«inc uri- forbid mix-Vina tin)‘ ..t lhc cm
pluycmi of tho huntsnf illi‘ lluu on ni‘cmitil or Ilic
nwuvru tin-roof
P E N S I O N S
iii‘u Paul in till fitililiurn ills-
‘ililf‘tl in tho U. S. scrvicuhy
“’onml. Ilnplurc. Imu- (if
Ilt‘lll Illa UI‘ Slfllll. ticcnii-nlul
lli‘llll')‘ or illi_\‘ lllumuv ll(|\\'-
cvci‘ slight. Tl‘tiilh‘illltli )t'l c'n‘
titlcd. Widows. Mullwl‘i and
Futhcrsiiml t‘liildri-n & lil‘utii-
'3’craund Nutci‘s iirc puid I'v‘ll-
Iioun. INFREASIS Pt‘liiillill. utnlvi'
new laws. duc thousands (if Pcnniu..m-.i,
PATBV'l‘S sccurod for inventors,
Limit warrants procurcd. Prompt and
faithful iittcntiun pan] ull inn-unit».
fiy‘dlcf‘t-I‘ to F. l). Pu\\‘v‘l‘. clinpluui
Hausa of R-‘prcm‘ututivcn. U. S. .-\.
Addrcnu (Wllll stiiinp.)—o~
BRIAN.“ MILLER d‘. (10..
i‘otisiun and Patent Att'yu.
Lock Box 233. \Vnshingtun, l). L‘.
Fl A R SWKR‘E .
The BEST ASSURTMHNT in TO“ N of
General Hardware.
Mechanic- Tooli,
White Loud. Pain".
0": and “'lnduw Gland.
A full Anni-crime!" of
Loci“ and Knobs,
Table and Pocket (.‘nucry.
0f the but. Quulity. Cheap fur Cult
lliilliii FliI‘lliSllillil 6011118.
JA PANF‘SE PAPER WERE.
Agent for um
Dovvr Vci‘dicnl llniicr und Hull‘s l‘nlcnt
Fire and Burglar Pi-out‘ Siii‘c.
Agricultural Iin leincntn.
S ip t‘hundicry. Rope. &c.
W. a. QUINTAED
No. 3 MUSIC HALL BLOCK. 90. Nurwslk Ct.
. R. RAYMOND.
Work done by the Day or con.
tract
Shop foot of Franklin St. ncm' entrant:
to uurscry. P. O. Box 617. 404“
W CIJREESB
loooiy and Complete
Dr. 0. Art WIFE? New York,
Boiliorl. Contractor.
in connquencc of his numerous patients in Norwuik.
HOUSE. Ni rwulk.
m . and at the WARWiCK
every Sutuniny. fwm 9a in.
from 1 to ti ph EL, whore ho is dispensing health In
Imrigth to t c multitude:A who iuwo been thought to
be incursbic b the sup {nu—t fiklilful physicians
of 1110 land. he Doctor gives special tmtment in all
CHRONIC IllsEASES. lieu of references given to
cans of ion standing which be has cured in s few
dsys or wen it. Private reception parlors for “$1315“.
ccuiuitatioufm.
1882.
Harper’s Weekly.
lLLUSTRATED. ‘
may" Wavy mud: It the had of Ania-loan
II ‘ Byiu unputiuu pui-
111 Mm”!
do? in politicI. Ind its Idmitlblc illustrations. in
m sketch” sud
awfully chm adult.
than “£333“! guin- incantation
gin-ant to thou-dud- at Amman limo.
ft 111.13%? sin of the 933% 130qu
ii: m in tho wuld.
Hm’l Padadl‘ocll.
For Your:
evcrv Muiuiav. from 9 ll. m. to H Li.
HOUSE. South Norwul .
to 8 p. ni.. and Sunday
1
So Norwulk and vicinity. will rcmuin nit the ADAMS .
Recent Change- In Niagara.
One who returns to Niagan after I
long abut-nos notes the marked changes
taking place in the facet of the cataract.
My first. visit here was made in the your
1846. thirty-Icvcn yours ago. That: the
bmsd cxpsnIc of Table Rock on which
successive thousands stood. “any
crept slowly to the verge and looked in-
totlie «hysI. Othon more caution-1v
lay on their faces and gazed at the crys-
tal current as it broke into jewels and
fell in I utreum from the waui height.
Now the broad platform haI fallen Ind
the work of undermining in going Itiil
further on. In forty you" more the
present standpoint \\ ill be in the depths
below. But more remarkable is the
change in the ahapo- uf thu iiurseshoc
Full itacif. Tlicn it was a pcrf ct seg-
ment of I circle. so hourly like the heel
of ii lilil‘iii‘hllfle us to suggest the fitness
of the mono. Now vast mum-s of rock
hnvc lwcn dialmigcd in the middle of
tho cuivc. making n filill‘p and wide di~
vcrsiun of tho current. so that tho tor-
rent pours into n midway gulf from
which the mist rise-a constantly. This
does not diminish. but perhaps cnliunccl
iliointcrcst of tliccnturuct. It breaks
thc circuit. destroys tho pcrfcct symme-
try of the curvc. it. proves that. tho ro-
cesniou of the full is going on with fur
grcatvr furcu than Mr. Lycli and his
brethrc-n in geology calculated when
they suppose they had cutimated the
ages by the progress backward on the
vi-rgo of Niagara. Ifin half thelifc-
time of a modern mun such changes
have occurred, what may not htivc been
wrought by those mighty forces of na-
turc in 5,000 years i—Rev. irmuus
Prime.
minim
unou unit.
‘1' “AV“ burn aflllctcd for [want ycnrvi with
nu nh-ilmitu v-kui dincshc. ui ml by mine
.\1 ii ‘I l‘MIl‘itllli. mu! «ithcn impruny. fulllnli‘lll‘ilii:
(ill my v-ciilp. nml. in ninth- of all i "lidltl iiu. \\ ill
tn» Imip uf llli‘ must .kiiltul doctors. ll Plil\\l\’ but
curciy cxtciuii-d until it your can thin “lllll‘l‘ it cuv
v-vcd my cuiiiv pcruin in form of dry Ictiiini For
liic lilfll ihrcc your! l huiu horn unable to do tiny
liibur. and piiffvrim; imrnwly nil tho iimc Every
morning lln-rc could bc nearly u du-tpnnful nf
mailus tiikcn from thc uiiem on my bcti. mum of
“WI“ tuiifu-i iIr‘w iii- the l‘ll\'l‘ltlpt‘ continuing thin
lcitur. lntlic utter pairtuf Iiic \vintcr my skin
cnuiiiiomud crm‘kiug Upon. 1 iricil l‘\’t‘P)‘lllllifl n1.
lliiNli. tluii cuiilil bc thought of. without any n-iir-f.
’1‘lu~ l'.'th uf Juno 1 i-liirtcii \Vcnl. in lililw.‘ i could
i'wicli tlic lint Hiringu. l Michcd lictruit. and “its
in low i thought 1 nliunid lmvc in go in thc llulpi-
lill. but dually mt ill fai- ii- hunting. .‘llicb . whore
1 had ii v-i—icr Hing. (inc in. fig“ "“1ch me-
uhuut twn \icckn. but did Inc nu mind. All lliimgm
l llilll hut ll nhurt tiiuc Iii iivc iciirncltiy "mod
to \lic. t‘rnckeil Iiiriiiiuh tlic claim all uvcr my back.
«onus my lllh. ilf'illl. liulidn. llilllin. foot. liudl nwul.
tun. toe nail-1 luult‘ utf. tin 'cr iiziii— dcnd rind lisrd as
bunc. Iiuir timid. dry and i fvlwu iln uld Itriiw. Uh.
niv (hut ! how I did nuflcri
lily nun-r. Mu. lt}. ll. tIuviI. bud I small out of at
box nft‘uticurs in the limit-o. Sim wouh n‘i ivc
up; hlld ‘iu- will try (‘iiticuru.' Sumo was app led
on (inc hand and um). iiiirclui more was milcf;
uiuppmi lllt‘ Iorrlblc burning animation from the
“'ill’l go. Thu llmnudintclv nliio (‘uiicuru flo-
nuivcnt ihluo puriticrl. (Yul corn and Cuticm
Soup (tho t Ikin rum). 1 coutumnwd bv tak-
ing one in lunpoonful of “walnut. than tuiicln
dIy. after much; had Ibutii oliccndsy. wItor
about blood hail; iinod Uiiticun Soup frwly; Ip-
plicd l‘uiieiirn morning and oveuin “unit. m
tunu- it to my homo in jun Ii! week-i rum tho time
i loft. Iud my chin Ill nun-nth nl thin shoot of puv
pcr.
"IRAN R. CARPENTER.
Handel-non. chfcnnn \‘o . N. '.
Sworn bofom the thin 19m dIEO' .lunuuv. 18m.
A. u. L FFlNGWELL.
Jultico of the Peace.
Built-In Randi" no for «in by all dru wists.
Price of (.‘L'Tllli'ltk. s Malicinnl Jel y. ninull lioxu.
mm tin-go boxcu $1. Cuncum Runnwiuw the
new blood purifier. $1 per bottle t‘u-ncmu ‘Il-
nicnui. 'l‘uiu'r Sosr. 8M. (‘U‘l‘ll‘l‘llA Minnow“.
t-liuvinn Sosr. 15cc in burn for barber: Ind largo
con-union. 85¢. Principal fink
WEEKS do 1’0 Ell. Boatuu. Mun
CATABBH
Santord’s Radical Cure.
A single done inutmtiy rciicvcu the most violent
Sneezing or Bond coidi. clan the bud M by m
in. utopo watery dichsrch from the noon. In
9 mi. prevents ringiu noiIcI in tho bud, enrol
ervous headachc cubducs Chill:- snd Fever.
in Chronic (.‘nturrttit clout-av the nasal of
foul l'llllcllll, rectum the scum of Iluloll, late and
heuhi v when mated. fms tho head. throat Ind
brunch .1 tubes of cacti-iv. nutter. swcctcns sud
purities tho bro-tit, stops the cough and anemia till
a of cutnri-h towards consumption.
One bottle Radial Cure, 0110 box Csturrbui Sol-
vent nnd Snuford‘s inbsler. nil in one lugs, of
sll drnggists for 31. Ask for Saxon!) n lumen.
Cums. WEEKS & POTTER. Baotou.
0‘- I , 100 mm: uonn EFFIOTUAL
c s than any other plaster or elec-
tric battery for pain tin mk-
npaa of tho Luann, Liv-Ir,
hidncvu. and Urin
Partial mlysls,
tium. Ncnralcizi.
Female Weakness .
.l
hcumI-
ll amid.
mom
Palm and WcukncsseI. 1h-
luria uiid Fever and Anne.
Price 85c. Sold nvcrywhcrc.
/
“4431593
ion that. accompanies it.
lN THEflgRNING
A True Incident of the War.
“Do you see that young lady in white
talking with Clarke? "
The speaker was a tall. distinguished-
looking man of 35 in the uniform of u
cavalry colonel in the confederate cer-
vice. The time was a. summer night. in
1863: the place, a hotel parlor in u small
village in Middle Tennessee. The occas-
ion was a hop given in honor of the pres-
ence of u detachment of Forest‘s ow-
ulry. the during riders whose names In
household words in Southern homes from
the mountains of Tonnessecfio the valleys
of the Mississippi. The young lady re-
ferred to was a pretty. graceful girl. with
dark gray eycs, waving hair of a dark.
reddish gold, and the exquisite complex-
“Who is she?“ asked the Colonel‘s
companion.
"That is Picton's sweetheart. Miss
Garnet.“
“Not the sumo that saved his life aflcr
Shiloh i" asked Captain Barclay.
“The same.“ rejoined Col. Terry.
“She ill it little creature to do such a
thing. but. she did. You see she was in
the neighborhood at the time of the bat-
tic, and somebody told her Picton was
killed. She went over the field and
found him badly wounded. but alive.
She sent a boy that she had
brought with her to hunt up n surgeon,
and she stayed by Picton. The boy
found Dr. Cowan. and when they got
buck Miss Garnctt had raised Picton up.
with his bond on her breast. so" thut he
could breath more easily. Dr. Cowan 0x4
amined tho wound Without moving him
and told her be was afraid it was hope-
less. fur thc least emotion, even laying
him down again. might produce a fatal
hemorrhage. 1f ho could be kept. per-
cctl)‘ quict until morning: and the biced~
ins: checked during the flight h“ might
have a haw chance of pulling llll’t up.l..‘
‘\\'cll' said the brave woman. ‘he shall
bu kopt quiet. for 1 shall may just here
and not ict him move.‘ And by George.
aim did; she ncvcr stirred all night. and
in the morning they carried him to the
noun-at. house. and nhc nursed him un-
til ho was out of danger.“
“Thut‘s n sweetlicnrt worth having.“
said Ciipt. lint-clay. with a glance of ad-
niiriition tit the suhjcct of their conver-
antiun.
Half an hour intcr Col. Torry was at
Miss Burnett‘s sidc receiving a warm
grouting that told the two were fast
fl‘lf‘lltltl.
“Tell mo of all my fricnds in the old
battalion." she said. pccscntly.
“How muny i“ he uskcd qniuicnlly:
“more than onc it"
"I mcun what I said.“ she unswvrcd.
with u mcrry laugh and a quick. bright
blush: "1 have heard from one of them
very recently."
“Docs Chat-icy know you me how 1"“
risked the Colonel.
“No. it. is not uweek since I left Mom-
piiia. Will they join you here i“
“They it“ he replied inquiringly.
"The mat of the command. 1 mean.“
she replied blushing smin.
“A portion of it may. but for that.
part you are pnrticulsrly interested in I
cannot any. You know thcy one with
the old General, and their movements
can‘t; be counted on with any great cer-
tainty."
“They are the comets of the scrvice,"
said Miss Garnett. "Quite M erratic. at
all events."
“May 1 have the pleuaurc of this
dance 1“ said the Colonel, an the band
struck up n. quadrillc. “I know it is
useless to Mk you foru waltz."
The duticc over. he led her to a chair,
and after u moment‘s gay bandinnge, was
about to resign his place in favor of
other claimant: for her smiles. when he
saw a sudden ghastly pailnr oversproad
her features.
“Miss Alicc, you are ill!" be exclaimed
anxiously. “Let me get you some
water.“
It was scarcely a moment: before his
return. but. even than he was shocked at
her white, drawn face.
“ Call my sister!" she said to another
gentleman with her. while Col. Terry
had gone for the wntar. and both had
reached her at the some time.
"Lucy, take me home." she whispered,
“I am dying.“
"Oh. no, darling," said her sister, ten-
derly, you will be well in the morning.“
ffAI quick as possible a carriage was
called and the sick girl placed in it.
When they were just. starting. Col.
Terry wished them good night, express-
ed his liopa that Miss Alico would have
recovered by the morning. She put out:
her bund and exerting her strength, I lid
distinctly: ,
“Yes I abail be wcll in the morning.
Tell Charley—"lbw- voica foiled. and.
lifting her Ilim white hand, loosened the
flowers she wore int her breast and put
them into the Colonel’s hand. “Give
Her voice died Iviay to a faint; whisper,
Ind her head fell: buck on her sister‘s
Iboulder. The lady who had Ictcd in
viva and the c
Iway.
The next in lug w
cfllcdtoln‘quirc north. .1
nouecdtouderfrcmt V
fluted then: 'qum
tinge foiled swiftly
Hum. hm £50m
From" hot-bow
these to bim-ycc—in the morning."
their chapel-on hdctcned to apply restora-
Shocked beyond exprouionfthc bud. y
tidings to the gallant iIbrtur far Iwa
with the old brigade.
That night the orders came to join the
main command. and by daylight the
troops were far away. As they reached
the vicinity 'of the appointed tenden-
vous a desultory firing warned them of
an approaching conflict. Prosontly they
found themselves in the midst of a por-
tion of the command. drawn up in a
piece of woods overlooking a sloping
field, which on the opositc side rose to a
sharp eminonce, on the brow of which
was posted a Federal buttery.
Further to the right the firing had be-
come sharper. and soon the roll of mus-
kctry swept all along the line. “I lay,
Barclay." called 001. Terry, as that odi-
cer passed him. “have you neon Pichon
yet ?" And as Barclay shook his head,
“Tell the boys not to tell him yet. Wait
till this is over."
“All right: 1‘" tell them," answered
Barclay. as he rode away.
“The old general will be wanting that
battery the first thing they know." said
one of the men, as a. shell exploded over
their heads. “They had better keep
quiet." '
“There, what. did 1 tell you 1.“ He add-
ed. biting of? a huge piece of “long
groom“ “thur go the Mississippi bcya
now."
As he spoke a tawny column moved
out of the woods and swept. gsllantly
across the field. But as they reached
the center murderous round of grape
and canister tore through their ranks
and the column, broke in confusion.
Three times their 163ch rallied them to
the charm, and three times they were
shattered by the galling fire.
“Tell you tht, boys." called out the
private, who had before spoken, “that‘s
fun comin‘ now! That‘s (lung‘s bugle
The old regiment want some of the pie.“
He stooped and felt. his caddie girth
us he spoke. and than straightened bim-
8011' and Wanted for the command, for
"Q was “one of the boys. “ The next.
moment. there m’.‘ " “inging cheer from
the ranks as Gen. Forrest rode up.
“Boys." iic exclaimed, pointing with
his sword, “I want that buttery captur-
cd. Ono regiment has tried, and could
not take it. Now I want you boys to do
better than that. 1 am going to lend
you and I want you all to follow me.“
Another cheer was the answer, as the
mcti fell into ranks.
“Charge!“ and down the slope rode the
gallant old regiment, never faultcring
us the grupc shot sweps through the
married ranks, closing ouch gap as it
made by the deadly fire; on. on, fol-
lowing the lead of tho tail figure at the
bend of the column, till they rode right
overthe death-dealing guns. “snb‘ring
the gunners there." and the woods gsvc
back the ringing echoes of the famous
rebel yell as the victory was won.
Wont Yes, but at a fearful cost.
That. fatal slope was drenched with the
blood of the Southluud‘s bravest sons.
After thut charge Col. Terry found
himself face to face with Charley Pic-
ton. “My God, how con I tell him 1’"
muttered the Colonel to himself as the
gallant. young fellow rode toward him,
holding out his hand.
“It takes the old regiment to do up
things in style!" he Iuid grasping the
Colonel‘s bond. “Say. Terry, did you
see Miss Alice 1’ Coleman has just: got
back from Memphis. and lip/told me she
had gone on a visit to somflof her friends
in 0—.“ / _
But: as he spoke he suddenly put his
hand to his side. “I am shot,“ be faint-
ly gasped. It was true. A stay bullet.
had struck him in tho side, and Colonel
Terry caught him as he reeled in his
saddle and rode with him to the field
hospital. ‘
When the. surgeon examined the
wound he shook his head doubtfully.
“I know a nurse worth twenty doc-
tors.“ whispered‘Picton with a smile.
“Terry. can‘t you fetch her to me P"
Through the night the Colonel stayed
with him. Once be weakened and re-
peated the question he had asked qut
bcfore be was shot.
“I saw her. yes," the colonel answered
buskily. “She sent you some flowers.”
The blue eyes lighted up with a ten-
der glow, and Picton held out his band.
Silently Col. Terry took from his
breast pocket the withered flowers, a
spray of ivy and a half opened white
rose, and laid thcm in the outstretched
hand.
The wounded mun slept. But in u
couple of hours he awoke, much worse,
and the surgeon in his rounds told the
brouaed watcher that the end was very
near.
“Terry!" and the Colonelbeul his head
to catch the faint; accents. “I am dying
I wouldn’t. mind—oaly—poor Alice!
Tell her gently, please—aha loveI me,
you know—cud 1, oh. Terry! it is bud
to leave her. My poor duriing." '
For a moment the Colonel could not
answer. Then checking back a sub. he
said slowly and distinctly:
, E'Cburley. Alice is waiting for you.
You are not leaving her, but going too
her.“
A bewildered, troubled 1001: came into
the wistful blue eyes.
“Don’t you tandem me. Chuleyf
She is dead. We buried her therein 0—.
I could hot. tell you baton. dear old boy.
But. now‘ you will bc with be: before
you have time co sticvc' utter: She died
with your name on but lips, murmur-
lng of nesting you in tho morning, '
soldier turned I. .uuabietbcltocvcn Ecuudéucdod nomuadamiicofrc-
_o¢erhicurvioe¢ if they were needed. lhlfiimmmlifik {ill- "DI."
“Romanian: r 811 3nd my gallium“ “Iain 31:11:11.,
look like pear trees, In-
not over twenty foot high.
us very much like the lily of
lay. They are pale and
The nutmeg is thc seed of the fruit,
mace is the thin covering over the seed.
The fruit is about. as large {as n peach.
When ripe it breaks open and shows a
little but inside. The trees grow on the
islands of Asia and tropical America.
They beni- fruit for seventy or eighty
years, having ripo fruit upon them I.“
the seasons.
over 4,000 nutmcgs on it every your.
The Dutch u
trade, as thgwned the Bandit islunds,
and conquc
destroyed the trees. To keep the price
up diligence burned three piles of nut-
megs 9
church.
eon. found in all the lndian Islands, did
tenniued should not be done—curried
those nuts, which are their foodwinto
the surrounding countries, and trees
benefit.
'ioba‘i one for Southern California.
not 3‘5““:
Nutmeg! grow on
WHOLE “NO. 589 .
and
A fine tree in Jamaica but
to have all this nutmeg
all the other traders and
oh of which was so big a 3
Nature did not Iymptthixa
with such meanness. The nutmeg pig-
for the world what the Dutch bad de-
grew again and the world had the
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Callmrnla “'interl.
Lust winter. says the San Francisco
Bulletin, the southern half of the state
had a good:drenching early in the season.
In fact, for many weeks. more rain was
reported south of the bay of Monterey
than north of it. This year the order is
reversed. There has not been nin
enough in that part of the state to admit
of ploughing except, perhaps. on some
of tho lightest soils. New Year‘s is close
by. If the old rule of estimating that
about half of the rainfall occurs before
the lat of January is good for this year.
then southern California farmers will
experience a dry winter—with the
chances. of coume, that the rains in the
latter part of the winter season may be
so abundant. that there will be no failure
of crops. Lust winter was on except-
of rainfall along the coast
The amount . ‘
counties north of Naniél‘t‘y bay Nils Win-
"‘ ten
tee is. approximately, from my... ‘
inches, enough. of course, in all tliiI
part of the state, with what is to come.
to insure avenge crops. it is remarka-
ble that the ruins of the present winter
have come along with very little wind.
the usual indications of a hard storm
have been looking. Frequently there
would bestuliglit till midnight; in the
morning ti gentle rainstorm would pre-
vail. These rains have been sufficient
for all farming operations in the coast
counties mentioned. and In all the
northern half of the state. California
winters am so variable that it. is never
cafe to predict anything with certainty.
The character of the winter thus for in-
dicates a mild season, with only a mod-
erate rainfull in the northern half of the
state and something chI thn will he
wanted in the southern hull of the Italic.
Thc warm rains have brought. the new
grass along so thst the bills Ire green ct
Christmas, and in may of the want
alleys them is now enough new gnu
to sustsiu cattle in fair condition. Now
and than u frosty night intervenes, but
the vet-uni season this your iI well ad-
vanced It Christmas.
Personal Presence.
There isu subtle, Ilmoss indefinIblo
madly in some people. which any be
defined as presence. The person in-
presses those he meets by n comic inns-
netism, which has rue chum; cud
sometimes on the other hand, IIu'ong
repulsion. The woman of precence is
either liked or disliked. 8b. is seldom
overlooked, never ignored. While"
are thinking of this, we must say I word
to those short-Iighnd ones who want I
needlessly brusque manner, while they
plume themselves on being very Iiuocre
candid, cud otherwise virtuous. A
good conscience is} on excellent m,
sndIotoo. is u winsomc manner. It
should be cultivated. Children should
be taught. courtesy by precept and by ex-
Imple: Listen to them when they tclk
to you. Answer their questions. Plead
impolite everywhere, polite“ of nllst
home. . Politeness docs not require, or
even ineinuuce, the slightest infringe-
ment of truibfulncu. An grumble and
winning manner is on accomplishment
of fur more nine, in the long run. “an
Inything tint is taught in colleges and
Ieminuries. Do not cadet-voice so
great; gift. but if it be not: your: by
nature, try to Icquirc it. Some, like
Paul. are “free-born" to life's besttbinp
and other: are not; but tact. sociai' cue,
Ind loveliness of manner in mingling
with our kind, are worth the pcymcnt
of a great prico to obtuin.
W‘—
laltlu' Illa nappy.
Adumpy. disconmfute-looking ImIIl
boy was leaning against the wall ct the
corner of Woodward avenue Ind Con-
gress stuck. when, along come I all,
row-boned stranger,
drinks in‘bim, cud aid: ,
“Bu-hubby, do you fool ind?”
till
Fido.” ,_ ,
“W
’m m I
“You.”
. :
vitamin
in“
very frost-s ‘
days and night: in thew
cleIr pure lumps. of gum In 7
in their native Into, tho balm
one dollar per pound.
diutcly merchuntublc is refined by tip.-
with about four
"Yfl‘" . A “nae? ‘ r __
f‘Haiu’t you , got amim for “If ,I drink “I! will“!
Cbriulamfic!‘ < 4 « ~. ~ alulm‘tworkncxhduy,
1‘30.” .. . , mfimhm. ,
”Jud like me! 13m invalid; on my ' W '3 ‘33“ W
MMoeu'um will?“ bu ,
gou‘fonnoon. Gohttobnuxup ,
L'rlbtvcu‘tgotuybcdy. y
fibumfiflmynknrmc
comm w 7‘
WILKPOHITIINAKORS‘I >
fig mkpdnhdcmcnw b0
gag Like xnd I
A number of men
winter won except . . ..
snowshocc. ax, Ind I I:
which is packed the guru, s
sold 1
Gum not immo-
culiiu' process. Sieve-like boch discov-
ered wztb spruce bought. on whicblI‘
placed the gum. Stem: iI inuoduccd
underneath. The 'gum iI melted, iI
strained by the boughs, and than panel
into warm water. where it is kept from
hudening until the pIchu-tsk- it. out.
draws it in Iticks Ind wnps it in time
paper, when it in Indy for muck“. '
The gum meets with c randy Isle.
There is not 3 vilicge. town or city in
Maine where it: knot in demd.’ Ono
dealer last year Iold fourteen lid-dud
doiiIu‘ worth. In the lure. mill citie- =
gum bu I free Ille. In Biddcfbld.
Lewiucn, Lunatics and laws“. the
factory g is consumciII-gc quxufiticl.
It in said t at in the lumber camps gum
in used as u ems of extending bewild-
ity. After «1 time the hon filh til
own black clay pipe and buds it to biI
guest. Inter, elm lumps of spruce gum
mpluced before the viIitor IndboiI
naked to inks n chew. thine produce-
forty thouund dolim‘ worth of gun in
a year, some of which finds iuwuy to
this murkct, from which it “distribu-
ted to the vsrious outlying factory vilc
logos. where. u is Iuted before it iI in
good demand. Spruce gum “adulter-
uted. cud thocc who Idulternce tuko tho .
trouble to fashion tim piece- of cum to
appear like those taken in nputcsuu‘
from the trees. The ingredient of this
tel-anon is supposed tobc the gonzo!
the pine trad—Providence Journal.
. W
hi“: you Ever
Known any person to bc'uriiilfll 111
without a weak stomnch or inactive livc‘t
or kidneys? And whcu memorandum
in good condition do you not. and chair
possessor enjoying good hcultbf H-
ker‘s Ginger Tonic resolute! the” ill-
portant organs, makes the blood Hob
cud pure. Ind “lengthens every put of
the system. See other column.
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A Western editor. in mm :0 I
subscriber who grumbloc that his morn-
ing paper was intolenhiy dump, up
“that. is because there use much doc on
it.“ ,
—-—o»—--.
Permit lilo Quinn-not.
Insist upon chaining Flam 00!.
am. It; is pre-eniucutly sup-aim- in
permmwce cud rich delicacy of th-
entice.
W
Aimed mun isuuuk: u who m
is u spring.
———o~o—-—-—
Not to be Inccxcd st.
.Thut pure, Iweet, ufc cud decfivo
American distillation of witch 11ml.
American pine, Canada fir, m
tnd clover blossom, called “our!
Rudical Cure for Comb. A few do“
his or head cold. stop all Wbfl
clan-gen from the nose and cm _
landmine Ind nervousness, MW
:11 danger of fever. Compieb mt-
ment for one doll“.
H...—
A Professor Gunning. up in W
iI lIctm'ing on “Aim Inn. Whit!" A
Fort chne editor, who ha been than,
fiIeabox-einuk tint tit iI mums.
aborifl or Iomc womcn.
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’l’wo Yeah Ann
I was a. sight to behold, cud wa audio"
to enjoy life of all. blow I am tbcpiom
of health Ind can git uniting. m
did it li Sulphur Bittd'rs cured of 13m
sic‘ and liver Compltint after sum
two yum—W. H. B. Kandahar.
two white clay pipccj; covered with tin
foil, or,“ if pmfarreilflcft white; and
them cuddle togethel’r about hdl-wuypw
the stems with I bluil ribbon, output
bow of the same It lilac bottom of
bowl of each pipe. iEIng than my.
picnics or some nvprc Iuiubh' _ _
They we called pipes} of pace. ’
instantly relieve the moat viola: Inca. -
A pretty ornamenbic mule by hunt
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