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NORWALK, CONN.,WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22,1882.

 

 

WHOLE ‘NO. 589

 

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I . it til l‘iN B ROTH BBS. Proprietor-s.

 

i-‘li‘E IN “SI-INTINEI." BUILDING.

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‘ is: hurt . :3 m , Six liothrs 11.00
SIMILK i‘tisirzs. 7i 1":- xxx.

T82!!! STRICTLY is ADVANI‘S.

 

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Eli“ in) fan. In. in. arm, lair-oi icol.
i “1.3M” sum glossaries: 3700 since
a .. :‘so' Tm“ us” ST'S ‘rciv‘ out mm
5' -- mi 'r'cu so 730'900' ”so rim
innu- no you an) sm'iim rim 'mitc
2 .. mi Tin <‘u‘riifi'ifi7'1mm
s a as s a: to an Ara an ‘3,- cn two "row
I 0A) 7.3”" lifii 310' 25:“ Will mm
s a m w it :Hn mar rum" Mixi zoom)
:3 .23.!) run rum mm mm :nm‘ my 9)

Xur‘sgvlsrvi Drums .nwr'hd :T’ii.1,'.l|Z.-1}',

but Viih‘t‘l '.‘ "cuts per. .1!

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f‘vwrvd st the Font. with s r. So
and tin.“ Sinner

Piill Tillilll lilii Bilflil‘ilg

MR. JOSEPH KELLER.

rwnu has had yenrs‘nf ex cure in er York. “ I”
Visit Nmslk sud South . orwslk oucv I week in .1!-
iend in oil such work RBI'AIRISG A SPEt‘iAL'l‘Y
{at urders trft u than officers etsnlrv‘s News Rout-J
burs-slit. will receive prompt sttmti‘oa.

P. 0. Address. Box 925, Bridgeport. Conn.

Eflsdon’s Market

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. Adjoining Congregations} Church.

FISH, FRUIT, VEGETABLES

And. Canned. Good-
nr ALL amps.

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Merchant Tailor.

NOBAVALK. i‘ONN.

 

The host Home and tho Mos: I’vrfoct Fit

\Vnrmntcd. 465 sf

 

New York. No“ llzucn a.

Hartford Railroad.
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A v yumm it 0
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HI S‘Npsvs

JACOB PAKULSKI.

iiavg ‘(itll‘l ‘ii ‘itv~’~ii'~;'r."..' lizr r tlf'"““.ll.’ «t. 'U‘ll, « t

is ‘5va Hole" ii. in; smi'lr 5' run ‘L

Four Fine Bath Rooms.
Wrm liwt‘ ASH i‘nux Wnizu.
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illif'ti'xlfluiflflll.
Y in can sens?

”lun- ‘muu :i'n-«i up wzrii Lbs tit-m: minis-r
me by writing It the «lawn for

Hair (‘nttiuguud Shining.

As he an: vim- wists no“ rnuflani'y cm; to; rd in
nrvs customers
A i ii i it il‘HitlS’l'. ou't'. sews-u; yz-isrs . tpvrum r

~ is: "it rum-.n .1:uiw,.! rumor-w mu:

m V»: \irivk'. .
If .my no it in

can)». buy 'il'. regroup: rum- av .

the day .1 \i tilt i‘.\l\i’i,:~'l(l.
south Siml's July 3d. 50m!

Sort—iii Nfrrwallr Saiiirs
BANK 2

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'J‘rltitnmt sitnvn-Ii mi Thin-its.
£113: ‘-:‘1' l' ELY. l'rw, ,\ Sill.“ \V-. \‘tr‘v- lrxvs.
.IUHN l‘. K‘» \l‘i‘. ~‘m' nr-I Trwss ”itfity

 

HARDWARE

Tun HE‘S‘ .rs-HRTuKNT in TOWN .9

General Hardware
lee harm-s Toots,
W'hllv Lend. Paints.
OH- and “'lsu‘lnw Glass.
A full k-mrtuien' of
Imus- rsml Knuth,
Tamr- and Pocket (‘ullcry
Hf in» lw-l Qulit'L i‘besp fnt‘t‘ssl:

Hrrsr Furnishing Girls

lAPANESE PAPER \VERE.

Assn: for the
Dm' r Veriiivai 8. tier and Bull's Paton
Fir»: and Burglar Proof Safe.
.\.‘rti’ullllr:\l Implements.
Ship Chandiery. Rope. &r.
w. 0. QUIN’I‘ABD

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Dentistry
FRANK 'r. muvrr,

\‘UT brine: u‘ to Mix («12.54 Id'lnn. ran up! viii
. mski' unfit-tut Tfi‘ih chm r than snyuther
ii Simnlk and tantrum! “in: h:- uf'hs
. m‘nm: l hxiv slur p. 'h0 sorter-e
XEWRHIK sud on: now phrg‘utml in do in -
mg s: tht- lmxr»: Cub i’r-re Extracting ‘13 rum.

”film and “ruin-nor sdgamm i: :lw Mesh-wi-
s: Psmncgv. .‘r'urwszk

0pc" Evenings.

‘ ‘ vs ‘ '
ii Kerwin“ For. and w .E (1!an teeth im‘.
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PAINTEBS.

i’upi-r Hunger. (liaison Grain“
Etc.

MtlflLLINGS 1330:”.

CARRIAGE MAKERS

3w} slyly a! Light or Iicuvy \Vurk [mi 1
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All Is'r‘mlxnf Ifrpm’riug Pmmpfly Allard.
0d fr).

A ML'LIJSGS. J. I- uL'LIJNiiB

No. 8 Mar-hall on.

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H arper s cc y.
iLLUST RATED.

)[r'lrlilf‘l Wat-3g u: will st the “(Hill of Ainvrimu
l f.iird m-vMy _im.r ‘rlu. ”5‘ll—ilil;).fi|’1:\:ihlm-i-
i. pill'ili“. an siliutrsblr il.u-il’.|l|Un-, ill
vs ..lZv ('llflvi‘ll wrists, pill)” ”on". fikr'it‘ltf‘fi Mid
nix-ms. ' contributed by the fureinm-t fifth-ls sud
brithun of the day. l! cur-rim :iwtrumzun and outcr-

tsmmru'. tn than-suds of Aun-rivnn humus.

it will stway. he the aim of lltf‘ pulli‘ifllll‘r! to nuke
Harper‘s li'ukiy ihe nitx-IJHSlllllfl? snd sitncuw tom.
it! news-paper ruthe uori .

Harper‘s —Periodionls.
Per Year:

Alti’ER‘S WEEKLY .. ,,.. ...... on
iiAIH’i‘ZR'S MAG \ZINE ., ...... til)
I! \IU‘ER‘S RAZAR . . 4 all
The ’l‘liHi-IB slime. pillilit‘Iiltlllh . , 19 on
An 1‘“ O nhnw iumit‘d , 9n

ilAtti'i-IR'S Ynl‘su i'EtiI’LE
ilARPi-IR‘S MAGAZINE r. '
II \RPER‘S YUI'NU warns. . .i,m
IiARI’i-lit‘S FR NKHV ~Ql ARE. LIBRARY,

Otis You. (5:) Sumberxu. ...... .'. . “.1030
PUDDI"? Free to all sum fibers is the L nude brain
or (‘snni I

9 volumes of the Firstly be'ti wah the first
xiiiiibcr of Jonumv of such ycsr. ‘“ hcn no llnlt‘ Is
mommm-d. it will he untieh-iofid that the Iubecnhcr
wishes to cmumcuco u itb the bumbcr next that

i )l of the order. ‘

lh‘l‘tiicelir-i Twelve Anuunl Vol-nun of Hun-En s
Wain-tum m-nt t‘luth binding. Will be sent by null.
posts paid. or by ”rim, fm of upon-w rprnvided
the freight does not exceed one dollsr per volume.»

’ cub. ‘ ~ .
“Train cases for such volume. [suitable for binding,
nipsid. on ffi‘t‘lpffi M's} each

will be sent by mm}.
itsmmsucm thuul be [fllnlt by Paul unite Money
Chlht‘l of runs.

Onion n: Draft. Ind svnid . .
Newspspcr- no not to cupv this sdvertissmeut
without the ex wardens! than! haunt-runs
Addrcis .\llI‘BR .k RBOTIIEl‘lb. but 131%
Sreri ifi'oux m‘ei'wiluf (he bENTIAEL

OFFIC at the publishers pulses.

 

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T. Burr Guyor a. Son,

”RINGWOOD.

 

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V'Vhite’s Propllex'u

 

Freight. Cheaper
than Ever

BY

PROPELLER LIE E

To

NEWWYORK.

THE mPELIJflR

 

City of Norwalk

Will ContillllF‘ln mnko regular trips iwtwsenNnrwnllt
llr:ri2f_ruul New York, tnurhing si SUI'TII NUR-
“ ALK cm‘h any tn «Five nml di-liwr {fetchi-

Fri-32hr run-uni from Iml (lt'lhl‘n‘d at the freight dc
par of the Imhnry rt Nonr'ulk llnilrusd fur sll :luA
’llnlh 1mm hir- Sherwin: ltnilrusd,

mlwcna urmngr-nu-nts for freight to
and from Now York can be mad" With
this line tonrr-eut. loss than by tin-mil-
rnmi .

I'mdim uld free of mmmiimm. snd rcturns promp
ll} routine-.1 the highs-i min-ks: rsir-s.

w kliper-nns un- forbid :ru-iim: shy of tho om
play-sun! Il‘l‘ built“)! it”: line no account or the
sow um liirrcnf

M“ Paid in all soldiers die-

i.lil(d in thr- U. S. service by
Wound. Rupture. IAIss or

llvsrr III; or fill: III.'_iH'(‘idr-ntal

:rijury or unv llllt‘use linw

eve-r slight. 'I'imusuniis yt-t. l‘ll~

’ titled. “'idows. Mothers and
Fathen and (‘iiililri'u & Ilruth-

.3 iisnnd Stretch nru puiti I’o-u.

 

 

sinus. I‘lldl-IASI') l'vrisinn. under
new laws. iiui- thousands «if l’i-usimie's.
PATBVI‘E m’t‘urrrii for inventnrs.

Lam! wuirniitn prm‘urmi. l‘rnmpi find
{aaiiiiii nitrptiuu piriii nil ililxlllPi-P.
{if'iirl’o‘r In I“. l). I’iiwrr'. viiupiuin
u. uw (if iii-pi'use-irteitivm, U. H. A.
I‘il'lrl'i‘ :wrtli “minim——
“Elli.“ MILLER & ('(lu
l’.-r:>trm and l’rrti-itt Anni.
L"(‘i.; an ‘lezi. VVnshiiigtun. I). L‘.

.la 00 b M. La 3' to n,

Fir-e. Lil‘u mud Accldcm

Insurance Agt.

I'IJIILIC.

 

N1 DTA lt‘s'
llorrso Ago-st,
s'l‘sursiilr' TICKB‘Fh. l-‘tmuiux i-tur'ts.
oppuouo l' 0.

Rom ii: dun- mu!

\U-shlugrou ‘tranl.
sul'l‘lt NORWALK CONN.

J. R. RAYMOND.

Builder & Contractor

\Vurk done by the Day or Con-
rrrscr

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Shop {out of Franklin St. ucu entrant:
P. O. Box 617. 404“

to uursvry.

 

(TI 7 1! [CS

Sierlritiiljgmrlrti

r. 0. Art Ward of New York,

In Conanllf‘nf‘t‘ (if lils intuit-rum- prilh-uts in Nut-walk
50 Nnrmilk and vicinity. uill rciuoiu til the ADAKS
HOUSE. Ni ruuik orcry Munduv. from Us. In. lost I.
"In and at the WARWIUK HUI'SE. South Nurws k
(‘Wry Saturday. from its in. to t! p. "L. rind Sunday
”mu 1 In 6 p m.. whore tip is dispvu-qu health and
I‘ll’cnuth in thc iuultii udm who luwc lu‘ou thought in
of illl‘lll'.ll)if‘ it) rin- 'llll‘knli‘fl must ukillfui pliysu‘lnun
or ttu- lrzlttl. Ttw Illicit)? gin-spuriul Lri‘tlllllvlll in all
r ‘liitUN lt' DISEASE: “PI! of fn-r-rt'uims uiwu to
mum of lung standing which he hits cured in rr few
days Mr \\'r-r-k~. l'rlvutc ret‘t‘pllult parlor» for ladies.
runsuitutiuu fri'e. M!)

€1,136:an Norms
”Kai's;
Aluminum Pens

Tum celebrated English Pens can now be i .d s

tb
SEN TI N EL OFFIC la
Wt}; srs onr sols spots forNorwslk sud acuthcr-
wr
They ore used in thon unmontomcos sustnk
throughout Europe: slsi IDepsrtmcnts “Washington
GIVE THEM A TRIAL. 524

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catarrh (lure!

Tiib‘. UNLY REAL MEDICINAL PREPARATION

var. C \1‘ mun. \Vimi used scouting In dim"
nus it never fails to CURI-

l'r‘icn M! Cuts s Bu.
masts by W. Souk Nor-wok. sod Dons
chwslk. “(tidied NWWOIW.’
Mos. b. 8 , '
"1:: the W “"3. cm

in Hill lililll rirrir

Brooch of Row York

 

“Win...

M“ swim
“MMOHEAMMOO D.

”mammhwfl

sou.

Wasilutrtt Harlot _

Gruerul B. F. Butler-t
Still lives. and so do hundreds of others
w.m have been cured of Rheumatism
and Ncurrilzin. by the great blood puri-
fli‘l‘ Sulphur Bittvrs. Sand for testimon-
ials.

Jo~lr Billings Hours! From.

NEWPORT. R. 1., Aug. H, 1880
Dear Bitters—I am here tryingto brestbs
in all the salt air of the ocean, and hsv-
ing been s sufferer for more than a you
with s refractory liver. I was induced
to mix Hop Bitters with the sea gale.
and bays found the tincture a glorius
result. ' f f I have been greatly
helped by the Bitters. and sin not afraid
to say so.

Yours without o struggle.

JOSH BILLINGS.

——ooo——-
Permit No Substitution.
Insist upon obtaining Floresfon Col-
ngiw. it is pro-eminently superior in
pi-rmnnance and rich delicacy of fru-

grime...
- ow

Have you Ever

Known any person to b. seriously ill
without it weak stomach nrinuctive liver
or kidneys? And when thcscorgans or.
in good condition do you not find their
possessor enjoying good health? PB!-
kor‘uui‘nger Tunic regulates these im-
portant organs. makes the blood rich
and pure. and strengthens every part of
he system. See other co lumn.

vam —
Not to bo Snoczcd at.

That pum. sweet. safe and reflective
American distillation of witch hazel.
American pine. Canada fir. mariachi
suii clover blossom. called Sanford's
iladir‘ul L‘nrn- for Cumrrh. A few doses
instantly l'l‘iil'Vt' tlm most violent snow.-

Ing or hvml i‘oiii. ship all watery Illn-
olmrgm [rum ilm num- null eyes,curr~
and banish
Complete trett

livmiuvhe and

{iii «humor of furor.
merit fur mic dullru'

nrl \ nusur‘ss.

§ T A T Ell—Eil—
UNDER OATH.

55! HAVE horn ufllivti-d for tuculy yours with

an nia-ilunlv skin til-raw. rnilvd by sums
M It u. hummus. and ulili'rl Liqirusy. muuuvncin v
nu my N‘Hll) nml. in spur- of nil l vudld iiu. uni;
ttu~ lu-Ip iii thi- run-i bkiiirlli dm‘tnrs. ll slimlv lull
y-urvly r~\ll'li(l\'ti uutll u your my) lill! uinli‘r il cm»
«mi iuy cuiuc pvt-mu In form ufilry M‘llll‘fl For
lllv- lu-l thri'v yrurs l hu\r~ ht'l'l) uunhlc tudnuuy
Mum. and Milli-ring illlI'IIM‘ly ull tho Iiiuu liu-rj'
lnul’llilu: rim-r r‘oulri lu' imsrly n du-tpnnlul uf
74‘1““- lukr‘ll [ruin the she"! uu my hf‘d. some or

lhuiu lislf n- largo In the Nivvlnpc containing this
il‘llf‘l’. In tiw lulu-r part of ”w winn'r my skin
f‘nmllll‘lui‘il cracking iipr-n. l trim! i‘i'r-rytiihuz. ul-
ninst. that could br- thought of. without any ivllr-f.
The mm of Juno 1 slurlml Wrmt. in hopes I could
l‘l‘lch the tint -priu~.:u. l niacin-d lictrult. sud was
so iuw I thought I should Iinvv In an tn the hospi-
tul. but» finally an! us far as Lansing. Mich . when

1 hurt our-fer living. Hun Dr. ————-trv~stcd Inc
about two \vwks. iIlIl did Inc no wind. All lhnulht.
I hurt tint u ulm-r lilllt‘ In livc l curircnlly prayed
tn die. (‘rur-kcd Lirruuulr lhi- skin. all ovvr my back,
«rm-a my rilw. urllla. luiudn. llillhl. fut'l hardly swul-
li-n. [01‘ undo- t iiiuu uIY. [incur nails iii-ml and haul llrr
buiw. huir iii-mi, dry and lift-loss run old struw. Oh,
my (luvi E how i did sulfur!

My stivlh'l‘. Mrs E. H. lluvrs. had a fillmll mrt uf n.
bux uf t‘ulii-nrii ill ”in him-<0. Mm wuuhiu't giro
up; hll‘li ‘m- Will try L‘ulivuru.‘ Sumo “us nppliuil
(ill our hand and uriu. Eurvku! thr-n‘ was rclir-f;
rtupwil lill‘il'l‘l‘ililk‘ burning wusutiou fhuu tho
\vi-n go Thu- iiuiuwilntcly 3)! tin) t‘utit‘urn liti-
sulwnt (blmiiiv mrilii-r). Human and (‘uticun
Soup tlill‘ grout s ‘ru run-n. l (‘Ullllhl‘l‘t‘fd Iiy tak-
ing uui- lubli-i-jmnuful uf Ib‘nulveut Ihrt‘c titucsn
tiny. urtcr swirls; bird a birth ouccndrry. wnlcr
nhnul liluml hf‘lll; used (‘uticum Ni-up frmily- up.
piled (‘uiiriiru morning and owning ltrmuii. ro-

turi- d In my hmnc in just six \Vl‘l‘kfl from the limo
l loft. sud my skin as smooth as this shoot of ps-

r.
"c uuuu E. ("ARI-ENTER.
licndcrsnn. .lcaersnn (30.. N. Y.
Sworn bettiro me this 10th dnv of .lruuuirv. “180..
A. M RFFINHWEIL.
Justice of rho I’cnce.

(‘stlrrrrs nsmodlss sn‘ for sale bv all drn giuts.
Pricc of (‘ll'I'IUURL s Modiclnsl Jcllv. small ioxu,
50.x; largo hows pi. (‘l'TlUllRA llsonvsuv. the
now himd purlflv‘P. 91 per bottle. t‘u‘rtcuus Ils-
liti‘lNAl. 'l‘urLic-r Sour. 25¢. (‘u'rtcmu Msmcnul.
unuvmu Smu‘. 150.; in bars for bsrbcrs sud isms
consumers. 3M. Principal depot.

WEEKS s POTTER. Boston. Mm.

CATABBH

 

 

Sanford’s Radical Cure.

A singlu dose insrsuitly relieves the most violent
Sheeting or Bad colds. elem the hood as by ms
to. stops watery dlpchsrucs from tho nos». o5
cyss, pmvcuts riuwiu noises in the head cures
Non-ou- honour-ha su subducs Chills sud ‘ch.
In Chi-mile (‘iunrrb irclvsnscs the muss! pusssgcs of
foul mucus, rrslorcs the senses of smell. into and
timing uhuu merited. frees the basil. throat. sud
bhlllt‘lilli tubes of offensivs msttsr. awoetcns sud
puiium rho tin-stir. stops the cough and arrests the
pmgreu of cstsrrtitowurds consumption.

(um Imutc Radical t'urcruuo box unsubstant-
vcui lllld Mufurd‘s lunch-r. all in one clan. of
out driiggi-iu for .1. Ask for Ssumsn s lumen.
cuss WEEKS e POTTER. Boston.

' 8’

 

“4“
too truss nous sumo“.
than any other plastur or elec-
tric battery for pain uu wonk-
ucss of the Lungs, 141W.
Kidnevs. and Urlu caucus.
Psi-dd Pauly-is. bur-w
u-m. Noni-sluts. I! it
Winnie Walrus“. Mons
Pains and was Ns~
“ lsvis sud Fever sud :mlss.

 
 

Price Rs. Sold cm

 

 

ours-noon.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

THE DIFFERENCI-

Only 11 tow more notes.
Only s liner tone;

And to! the world bows down
Before the singer‘s throne.

Only the same old thoughts
ctotbcd with s sweeter sound:
And lot a poet’s brow
thb laurel lesvcs is crowned.

only a liner our.
. Only s swiftcr skin:
And lot the crust plays
0n the human boom of. will.

Only s tint or line.
Only a. subtler moo:

And lo! the world zoos mod.
Over a woman's face.

Yet though so slight. the cause
For which men on“ us M

This shade the more or loss
may fix on «not: tots.

For few may wield the power
Whose spells uplift or than;
The barrio-r fixed. yet one.
We may not pass at. will.
—Grscs 3. Wells.

 

A BACHELOR'S DILEMMA.

“He would have passed a pleasant life of
it. in despite of the devil and all his works,
bud not his path been crossed by n being that
causes more perplexity to mortal man than
ghost. goblin. or the whole race of witches.
nnd that wM——a woman."-—Wrsmnaxox
Invmo.

Itox Penillewu quoted tho above lines with
worr- vigor sud emphasis thou was really
necessary. as he gave his friend Victor Gru-
luun‘s bond is porting shake sud boarded the
stage that was to convey him overforty miles
of rough. joltiug. mountainous districts to '
Madam Dclnplsina‘s seminary for young
indies—s lonely. isolated place for removed
from tho bnuuts of men. lodged in the heart
of the New Hampshire mountsins.

”inal in Heaven's name shall I do with
her i“ quoth Rex. revolving the poudercus
com our over and over in his mind. If
it had ‘lboon n steamboat. s saw-mill, ore
whole mensgen‘e of nuimnls. including o
rhinoceros. hippopotamus, polar bear, and
slcpbnuts. he could havc seen his way clear
in disposing of them somehow ; but this
question. What. should be do with her?
seemed as easy to settle us to put the consul
through the media's eye.

Yet the cause of all his query was only I
pretty brm'u-cysd girl of oightsmr.

With s grim face Rex Nudloton drew
Janus his pocket a letter occurred in n tiny
white envelopes ; be gobs slowly sud thought-
fully through this cplfllc for the third time :
" Wurowoon SWAIY. New Hampshire.

Scptcrubor 6. 18-—

“ Diem Gus-nun :——I was not surprised
humus» you did not coma to see mo ‘ gradu-
nto with tho bighnst bounrs.‘ etc. ; but I am
surprised because you do not come to take
inn nwny from here. now that my school
days are over. Bo sure and come for are by
Frids night noxtwtbst's a dear, good
giro ion. Until that time. I remain,

“ Your inflections“ word.
“ eru Icuwrw Puss."

" Bumpb l" cjsculstod Box. "pasting
over the words—“ now tbot my school days
are over."

He could not imagius bow in the world he
ought to dispose of hu- ; heretofore he could
,rlways settle the thought by kcnpiug her st
school; now that the “ school days were
over," be stored the dilemma helplessly in
the face, unable to settle the matter in his
mind.

The stogo bud jogged slowly over twenty
milos or more of territory. when. M a small
wayside inn. the couch camc to it full stop.
the drivor jumped down off his seat, and
pulled open the door for s lady to enter. and
after depositing tho tannin sud innumerable
bundles and boxes opposite Rex, closed the
door- witb s bong, mounted the box. sad the
old stage lumborod slowly onward.

Rex wos too thoroughly s confirmed
bachelor- even st thirty to core for the socio-
ty of funnies. yet be was a courteous gondo-
nisn, and endeavored to help his lonely com-
psuion to while sway the tedious hours of
their journey by pleasant conversation.

He was delighted in and the Indy. whom
be judged to be of about twenty summers.
wcll acquainted with that port of the coun-
try. especially in the vicinity sud with the
inmates of Wildwood Semiusry.

Although hc could but indistiucdy see his
oompnuicu‘s face by the during couch lamps
the thought struck him tbs! be bsd never
beheld n sweeter or more womuly fncc ; be
quite regretted the time he should mob

 

 

; Wildwood Seminary. Perhaps she could

suggest a way out of the difficulty ; st sny
rate Rex concluded to confide in her.

“ It is quite s serious position." assented
tho lady, with s silvery hugb; “ but can‘t

you find some handsome young mun—u
they do in most won-29mm stories—to
marry her, and thus rollovs you of so
troublesome s burden f"

Box luugbod.

“She might not be willhrg to be so sum-
msrily disposed of. Her father sud mother
died when Floss was comely more than six,
and when they plscod box- in :11ch ovsr
twelve years ago. I promised her- future
should be my dearest thought. I did not iro-
sgius the responsibility than I on: just bo-
ginning to fool now. If I was s umvlsd
um: I could take her to my home.”

“ If this troublesome word would mat
to go.“ assented the lady.

humans thus in his life s strong.
yumiuaforsbomscfbis owncsursorowd-
inacvsrbls lonely Mobs!" hurt, so be
traumas: this low,» swsst‘voicsd sun's:
sitting cppositskimiutbs shes-coach.

“lortbsfirsturnsis lion‘s lifs ho was
quite in luvs. sud ks fell to m
wbsrbsrornosbswsstobswn.

“ yonrpsrsnubvsinthlonsiy
“don“vsuhndm

“no.“ suswmd tbs his «holy. “.1

blond-d!“

“Yourkrubsudtbmpsvkspfl'

“lawman-dd.“

Mmodyohwdlpkmbut
tbsyrssdsnsx‘sbssnbsstwltbnm
cadmium-numbness.

"I an M" csotlsssd tbs hilly
mwmrummwmm

. Isvwvdubswwwh.

bum-ass Iguassu-spur

 

uosblsssnswnd.“
naval-pin. ; gsudssp'
,kissrlsd-ks-ttbws ts props! h &

could never love a woman or desire to win
her for my wife more truly tho I dcsirs to
winyou. Ido not ssk for no answer st
once; take time to consider the miter—
know me better sud answer me then. I
shall lssvc Wildwood Berninsry with my
word tomorrow—will you tell me if you

will think tbc mutter over, nod give me In
answer- bcforc I go? I may return after
proving myself worthy, and win you for my
wife."

Rex pleaded earnestly—be felt that the
whole happiness of his life bung upon her
snswor.

“ Another moment and we shall rcscb
Wildwood,"soid1tcx. M the lights of the
seminary loomed up in the distance befors
them.

" I will give you your suswor definitely,”
she answered slowly, "before you lsove
Wildwood.

Rex could scarcely catch his breath for
costacy. .

At last they rancher! Wildwood. and were
ushered by the servant into the stately por-
lo:- where numerous mntrons were assem-
blod to greet them. He looked in vogue
bewilderment. No word came forward to
greet him.

“A thankless girl." he muttered. invol-
untarily. M be called for her. asking that
she might be sent for at once.

The indies looked at each other in con-
sternation. His lute companion of the
couch crammed bcr handkerchief into her
moutbionvoid a violent s: of coughing,
which ended in a merry peril of laughter.
which seemed contagious, us all in the room
joined heartily. much to Rox's astonishment
an be gazed in bewilderment from one to
the other.

“Didn't you know me. gusrdy door?"
cried the young lady. throwing ssids bor-
wrsps sud veil and disclosing the futons of
hiswsrd. “Just to think. riding twenty
miles in tbs Womb with me sod nsvcr
once scoured who I won! I went down that
long twenty miles just. to meet you, sud,"
she continued. shyly. “just to see how I
would like you."

" And did you like me ?" naked Rex. low-
ering his voice with intense interest. "Did
you like me, Flor-s t"

" I will full you," she whispered. “ boforc
you leave Wildwood to-ruorrow.“

“You will answer the question I put to
you in the stage-conch ?" be whispered.

“I will try to suggest some way to dis-
pose of that troublesome ward.“ she on-
swcred, gully.

Tbrcc days afterwards Rex Peudletmi rc-
turncd homo. and the tall. willowy young
lady that hung so gracefully on his om be
introduced to his friend Victor Graham. who
mat biin st the depot.

"Victor. congratulate inc. Allow rue to

ins-oducc my wife—sud word. I hove bop-
pily found a way to dispose of s word who
has ,‘ust finished her school days. If you
over rear of just such snotbcr mo advise
them—if they can love each other as do—
votodly ss my Flore and I tic-40 marry by
all menus. Flora—tbs sly little puss—od-
crits she bod fallen desperately in love with
her- guardian quite s yeor ago; but I never
felt. Cupid‘s arrow until he pierced my heart
in the stage-conch. It was love instanta-
neously. my boy, and I never- iiuoginod before
how dull life was to a bachelor with no one
for whom he really cares to love him.”
Victor smiled, pursuing the even tenor of
his way. muttcriug us he went:
” He would have passed a plsosout life of
it, despite the devil and all his works, bod
not his path been crossed by a being that
causes more pcrplcxity to mortal men than
ghost, goblin, or the whole race of witches.
and that woe—s woman l“

—-——ooo—-——
COMIC COMMENTS-

—Nevor go back on on old friend. even if
he is rich, and cannot use you «8 easily so
be used to in passing—New Orleans Picas-
yum. ’

--A Denver paper records tbs fact that a
dozen riggs are worth more in that market
than the hen which laid tbcur.~—.Defroi¢
Press.

-—-“ Do you think you'll be able to pull
illl‘hillh '3“ anxiously inquired tho noodle of
the thread. “ Eye guess so,“ was the curt
response. .

—!-‘orce of habit: “ Stop the press !" the
editor frantically shouted to the young fol-
low who was hugging bis sweetheart—El.
wu‘ra Fm Press.

—Ruii over himself: The best descrip-
tion we have ever- heard of o slow msu wss
thst be '9! too slow to get. out of his own
wsy.~—I.owsll Courier.

«Estbetic : A bod-carrier broke his bod.
“ Ah. well.“ be laid with s bright smile,“ “ it
will do for bric-s-bnc." Bo had hard of
O. Wilda—EM Free Press.

—A Western editor, in response to a sub-
scriber wbo stumbles tbnt bis morning ps-
per- wus intolsfobly dump, ssys “M is be-
cause there is so much duo on it.”

—Onc of our policemen who bod been
laid up with s sore bond remorkod tbst
whilebebsdofclonousmer. bsoouldu‘t
lay s anger ou s felon—Boston W

~Pnttyquiokdn-iua: It is ssidqtbst
s fssbioosblo wousu dsvctes duos months
lusyssrtodrcssing. Iftbstisollflbc
dresses pretty quickb. All things cousidsved.

—-A pupil in history wss ssksd tbs non.
usrofdsstbrustbyhtinc, who. itwmbs
remembered. wss bur-nod of the stubs. She
“m died from ovsrbssfin. kin-

 

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"vars, srrr, vosuoo'r HIM!"

Six or eight oongsuisl spirits sot around o
stove in o Groud River grocery the other
night, and offer sever-st other subjects bod
been sxbsustsd come one introduced tbst of
panics in churches, tbsstrcs. sud bolls. This
gsvo Mr. Hopewell a. chance to rework:

“ Gentlemen, I just long to be there."

“ Where it"

“ Why. in one of those panics. Yes, sir.
I‘d give a new twenty-dolls:- bill to be in s
theatre one night. when there was so. occu-
sion for s panic." '

l 6 Why y"

“ Why, becsuss one cool, level-bonded
man could stop the thing as essily as you
could end up a barrel of flour." .

” Well, I dunno obout that," observed
one of the sitters. "Then is something
swful in the cry of are. and hour it where
sod when you my, it studies sud frightens.
What would you do in a theatre in can
tun-e was s cry of are and o rush P"

“ I'd stand right up in my seat, pull o
revolver from my pocket. sud shout out that
I'd shoot the first man who attempted to
crowd or rush. One cool msn would check
the panic in ten seconds."

While the subject was being motioned the
grocer went to the res; and of the store,
poured s little powder on a board and gave
three or four men the wink. Directly there
was s bright flash, yells of “ Fire l" and
“ Powder !" and every man sprung up sud
rushed. Hopewell didn‘t spring up and
tslk of shooting. 0n the contrary. he fell
over- slot of baskets that was piled between
him and the door, got up to plough his vrsy
over it rock of brooms. sud when he rescbsd
the sidewalk be was on oil fours, white as s
ghost. sad so frightened that he never look-
od book until he mobsd the oppodts lids of
the street—Detroit Fm Prcu.

M
PLUCK REWARDED-

0n the first day of the new year. says tbs
Pittsburg Lcadcr. n young men resident on
the South Side, and whose name is Good,
went to the house of his own true love. sud
thence they wont to the house of some one
having authority in such matters, and were
wed.

The parents of the young Indy were not
spprised of this decisive sud important step
taken by their daughter, until after it had
been taken. and than they were in no wise
pleased. So positive was their disapproval
of the not that they refused it! allow the
young lady so lately a wife to accompany
her husband or to sec him at all. Of course
this was a highly unsatisfactory decision to
the young couple. but it was lard down as
of the Modes and Persians. from which
there was no appeal. The husband fretted
under it a day or two, and called at the
house sud endeavored to have the young
lady renounce bar allegiance to the par-sn-
tulrcof, butitscemed to be a too painful
proceeding and she couldn‘t do it.

Finally, however. the husband‘s indignit-
tion mustered him, and be deter-ruined to re
min passive no longer, nudso be sngsgod
the services of two stout, well-proportioned
police officers, and engaged them to escort
him to the house of his poncho-ianw.
which, by the wsy. is on Jana. nsor' Twsnty-
first street. South Side: (ad with tbs pro-
tection of these be entered. and mode a for-
mid dcmsnd upon his psrenbs-io-law that
they release his wife sud upon his wife tint
she accompany him. This was such on on-
expected and, witbnl, business~liks stop first
after some slight psi-Icy. the house cspit
lsted. The young wife packed up some org:
pcrsonsl elects, bode farewell to the 11'
hold. and deported to enter upon the new
experience. The friends of the young couple
hope tbst their married life thus inauspi-
ciously begun will flow more smoothly as
time goes on.

——-——ooo—-—
MEN WHO 60 SOLDIERlNG.

Some who “'nut to and Cnn’s—‘flro First
Impulse or Murry Irv-murmurs. 4;

 

 

 

 

 

“ Nearly all of the applications for enlist-
ment in the army iii-snow mode by men who
have been sorely disappointed in looking for
other wor .“ said Capt. Pools in the re-
cruiting rendezvous. “Since we began re-
cruiting in October we have accepted only
171 out of 912 applications. Ninety-eight
applicants were men who could not leave
liquor alone. and 113 were married men
with families. More clerks sud laborers
than any other classes were accepted. Sol-
dier-s discharged from our army or from
European armies were the next highest (in
the list. We enlisted two students from
Gsrrnsu universities, and one French bench.
or. Though every enlisted mu: must swear
tbs! be is not married, my married men
tske sfslsc oath. You’ve no ides of the
number of wives who come here looking for
lost busbsuds. We start! them every ss-
Moos. Boys hove to get pernicious of
their before we our trust with
them. We woke trumpetsss of the boys
when they use under the shndsrd height.

" We hove may applications from newly
srrlvsd immigrants. Tbay m mused bo-
cnuse they bsve “QR knowledge of the Bug-
lish Masses. Sometimss tbs usdssmcn
moulistdobcfltor thou they wouidoutof
thosmy,nndsftsr dvo yous‘ tins come
out fimmosoosougoo ssvsd. Toil—
oss sud shoe-mobs“. bisoksniths sud ud-
disrs mobs the most. There is room for o
fsw of all gods."

“ M the Mn: shoot mm bsk.
on luvs outnumbered tbs ethos recruits.
This is putty muted. for by tbs he): of
work sensed by tbs strike M spring. Ons
prints: sod ous donor was sum in Do-
mbsr. Ono ass-libs wuss “m3
Esopsnficns. flours-d on W. bud
Bu. . .

‘ v “a.”
no nonmruvs OI “WHO!“

 
 

for

Msflslflfhtbscbuls M w
kw. ofwflsbmosshis tbs dwk's as.
mass tshlip M ”‘1'.

 

 

Worn: Pours fi'r snows!-

'nrswsskpolutsofshcssscnbsasv bs
Wwbilssisndiuu tbu wills nov-
iug. Ifbsisscuudkswmmu

akhlhobs without mosh. sly»
of thorn. with lqs‘pluutp nd
poised. Honehothibmvumrd
thetaspolnfiugtotbsm‘flil
nusdwiftbsfootishi-«ful
ground sud the weight token mu «
osssmsybssuspectod, or st. 7,
nmwbiobis s precursor of discuss. I;
thcbomstsndswitbbis feet spread sport
or susddlcs with the hind legs. thus is
wesknsssintbo loins sud the kidneys m
disordered Heavy pulling bonds tbsknsss.
Bluisbor milkycsst eyes in horses indicate
moonblindusssor something else. A bod
compusdborsskcspsbisssvstbrowubock.
Akloklogbosssisspuobsvoscsmd logs.
A stumbling horse hos blemished knees.
thuthoskluisnoughsodbsrd. sud does
not movssssllysnd smoothlyto the touch.
the bombs heavy sstsrsndbisdigssticr’ris
bod. Nevsrbuyoborsc whosorespirstoryor-
gonsm stollimpsir‘ed. Phocyoureorstthe
side of the heart, ondifswhsesing souudis
beard, itissnindicstion of hostile—mum

‘0.

 

———‘..———
ANNI BOLEYN.

Henry VIII. married Anus Boleyn in o
got-rot in the western wing of his palscsiot
Whitehall. She is described as s fair young
creator's. so exquisitely moulded in form sud
future that she enslaved the eyes sud un-
dsrstsnding of oil who sow her, sud so great
is the interest felt in her tint numbers of
persons dsily visit the chamber in flavor
Golds. um Edinburg in Kent, in which she '
lived ss s girl, and eagerly listen to the
romsntic traditions which point out the bill
when boys! Henry used to sound his bugle
when he come to visit her in their courting
days, from his poison st Eltbsm. sud the
exact spot in the gsrdsn where. It I turn in
the walk. she suddenly come upon the king,
who wss so struck by her wondrous bssuty
that from that moment be won inspired
with tho fatal ponies that raised her to the
throne, sud than consigned bor- fsir hood to
the block. The oxo tbst severed the groce-
ful neck is still preserved in the Tower of
London. sod like but gave in the chapel is
viewed with melancholy interest. dthougb
tradition nsys thot her body does not molly
rest there, but was coated sway stssltbily
sud Interrod in the church of Balls, in No»
folk. where a block mot-bis monument is
shown ss covering her rsmsins. '

“*—
A IODIL JUDGE-

Speoking oftbe into bed In“ Lush.
the tendon Rm ssys: Tbs sticking
points of snobs lifo on not worry. Lord
Justice Lusb‘s triumphs Is on odvoosfs.
golden ss they any bsvsbeonst the time.
wesrtolookstsbsckmucb the suns dro-
ssmost forensic victories. His logo! scu-
men, we used hardly ssy, wss psuemfing,
sud his style of address porspicuous. But
who: suitors sud comelwill most rotoiussv
the distinguishing ohsrsotonfic' of the ds-
ccoscd Judge will be billions!) I“
Lord Justice Lusbwssnotoulys gocdhw-
yer, butbowomdthwwfiwltbtbo
sympotbissoud/ssnsowhich s non of tho
world bss trod. He was s settler of
disputes between man sndmu In tbswid‘
Mmofthsword. Hewssslwsysrssdy
with pater-ml sdvios to suitors. If
he uldpor-susd sthcru to commute
outchourt. he wsswsllplssssd. To
"timer, ' wbstwssbestforbothpsrfisswos~
bisgurding‘ motive, sad when the host of
lifigationbsdoooled down oil were willing
to sckncwledge his services on modifier.
Then hisgoodusturo wss guest, sudyoung
oounsslbsdofteutobs gntsful for-s kind
wot-din their psrplexitiss. *

——-—-—..——-——-
THE CHESAPEAKE OYSTER 33036 ’

The natural oyster beds of the Chesspeske ~ »
Boy sgopsrhopstbshrgestcnd most pro-
lific in the world. The tidal movements are
so gsxrtls tbst the spot is not scattered by.
the consuls sod the bottom is suited to
oyster growth. There are places in the
boy when oysters hove scoumulstsd one
upon the other until they form great cones.
rising to the surfscs in fifty or sixty feet of
waist. For msny years the beds have been
worked ‘dtbout restriction, and the supply
wss once doomed procticslly ill‘rmitsbls. The
Isles slons mount to 2,000,000,000 oysters
I you. no mks in the lower- wstsr-s under
Virginia jurisdiction is slso very great. rind
since the actors! beds of Dohwsrs Buy.
New lousy. sod Long Island vista-s hove
been displaced. the Cbsospssko Bsy is the
chief sourceofsupplyof scodoystors forths
platted beds in tbs neighborhood of Eastern
cities.

TbsStotsostr-yhud rusiuts‘uu s little
nsvywbossbusinsssistosnfores the lows
roam the cysts: m... but dress
hwsmnotsdsptsdfortbspnservofiou of
tho oyster-beds. The voters commons so;
thooityof manor. douot boot oysters..-
buttbscitysomkoutintotbs buy s int-gs
“discus, which dug the oyster beds
with besvy iron scoops. Tbs oydsr men
wbcmply the but demand dong tit-n boy
thus fake the oystu-s by means of Ion.
longs workod from small hosts. ~ Oountyiu-
ssnsh pudoninotsin tbshsgkhtunsodebo ..
udssmr is undo to rssss-vs to «a: msv ,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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