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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THVURgShAY OCTOBER 12,1882.

 

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THE Piss BETROTEAL.

A story Pounded on Ince-

I'he prein'e schooner went elowly through
:' .- deep and. drawn by it: teem of melee.
1») their eido trudged the driver weerily,
[airmen now end then to wipe ewey the
hope of perepiretion from hie forehead end
to glance behind him over the long track out
by the wheels in the enowwhite. elknli-
awe-"d desert. Fer ewey to the wet the
rrmt mountnine lifted their bend! into the
”m: ehy, landing like unlinek guarding
the \pth to I promieed Md. Seeted
‘n the- front not of the wegori wee e girl
mm twenty, dremed in e cotton gown.
nth e greet run bonnet on her heed. The
rm- plalnncee of her eurroundingu end her
tum-rel mold not dieguiee her beenty, end
i; nptlo of her long ride through clouds of
lilillll duat. ehe somehow continued to look
them

" Allie." neid the men. et but, “ we‘ll get
here 'bout the I reckon.“

"I hope no. tether. 'oeuee the enimolu are
lumt worn out. en‘ I expect you eint no
prart in you might be.“

“ Thet er’e e fnot. Thin yer’e bin the
hardest dey yet. 'cordln‘ to my way of
lookin' et it.“

“ Never mind. daddy, it'll ell be right
whvn we once get ecto- the mounteiue.
What‘e thet ? Over yonder. I meen;"
pointing-e ehe rpoke to the figure of e
barrio end hie rider juet on top of one of the
null hills.

The men took e long look. end then eeid:

“ tr: e white men, I think. end he‘e corn.
lu‘ thin wey. Allie. reech me down my ride
efn them books."

he girl did or ehe wee told. end the
tether examined the weapon to see that it
wee ell right. Thou placing it on his
ehculder he trudged elong once more. The
eclitery rider approeched the wegon much
teeter then they bed et first thought he
would. end in ebont twenty minutee he wee
eloee enough to boil.

" Eol‘ on, etrengerl“ runs out the old
men. “Whoereyou. en' whet‘s your bin.
noel P"

“ hty neme‘e Jemee Burton. end I‘m e
ecout end mountein men. Whet'e your-e,
n‘ wher did you come from P" wee the reply.
In trunk. cleer touee. es the etrenger drew
hi born to e etop.

“I‘m John Duncen. late of Pike county.
en' bound for Califoruy. Tbi- yer'e my
daughter Allie.“

Sutton bowed eomewhet ewkwerdly in l.
lpnnhe tn the blunt introduction. end min;
the Old then drop his ride into the hollow of
the erm. rode forward. Strenaru. when
you ere once usured of their good feith. ere
ler too eeldom met with in the deerrt to
permit of ell portion being euylhiug but
sordid. In hell en hour utter Burton hed
loined Old Duncan end hi: daughter. to hen!
them telh one would heve auppoeed they
were old frienh An oeaer intru‘benge of
new between them resulted. l-y the time
they ruched the weter hole. in making eec-h
one mueiuwd with the history of the other.
When they vie-opal tor the night the your.
teen entered the elder in releeilua the undue
horn then heevy herueee. end in aeiherlu
turtlromtheeeeutyyreeeewood hurl“: tor
lhehre. lle out thebeeon In elicufor
than to fry. end contributed e- hh eluu'e of
iheeuppereleael veuieunhe hed heualua
truehieeeddle. hevingebot thederwto
whlehllheiqu h. NM the (“It
mule: hetero. in the perk. ee ell noel
velleye veiled in by nountelne ere rolled in
the \t‘vet. .lfter rapper the two men eel hy
the flux Inuit-kin. mid «thing. end when the
girlrllnhediuteherbediuthe when. M
themeehedrolled them-Avon up in their
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Just et thet momentthedeepgrowt from
ihegreetyellewdogbeleuingtoold men
Doneee. elertled the lovere. Jim heetily
ki-ed the girl. end then releeeing her.
etvetehedhlehendouttorhlerine.
é'htkithharheukedinelow

"Ida‘tklew. lone munch

no dog bed rleen end welked to the end
of the wegou. where he etuod looking down
the troll.

“ Hedu‘t you better weke your tether.
Alfie r" eeld Jim.

“No. If in euythlng. Boeewillde thet.‘

Mehe epoke the do; turned to where
Dunoen wee lying. end eeiniu; hie ehoulder.
ehookhim. Theoldmeneet up in e mo-
ment.

“ What in it. Burton f“ he erked.

“ I don‘t know yet." reeponded Jim.
“Thedogeeeeeomethiug, but I here not
myself econ or heerd~"

" Sh! Liuten l” whiepered Alice.

“ Horses.” mid Jim. efter e peue. " An‘
ehod.too,"heediled.u e click of motel
span stone eiruck his ear.

Duncen got up hastily end took hie ride
Withemovement of bin loot he ecettered
the are. end the two men then crept forward
efewyerdetowherethetreil took e eherp
turn. Here, looking eround the edge of the
rock. they new a party of five men riding
elowly up towerde them. The wide unbre-
roe. the logging with bright silver buttons
down the sides. the short jackets with the
glintening gold (mm in piece of buttons.
told the wntchere that e perty of Mexicene
werebefore them. Duncen gen-rd long et
the leeder. or retber the home he rode.
The moonlight wee bright enough to enable
him to eee no if it were day. and ee he
watched the borne—e coel~bleck with e
white star on the forehead. and four white
feet—he turned to Burton end said : “ That's
Jcee Goneelen."

Not e men lived upon the border to thoee
deye but whet had heard of Joee Consoles.
the Mexican bendit. A men who seemed to
revel in bloodshed end crime; who never
epered men, women or child ; who hed com.
mitted more murders then he won mounts
old; for whoee head there were rewerde of.
fared in four or five pineal. his own State.
Cbihuahue in Northern chico. being one."

When Jim recognized him. or rather his
fumoun horse. he fbll that thrill which all
brave men feel when brought fare to feoe
before e greet danger.

“ What‘ll we do, Jim l” aslwd Duncan. in
e whisper.

n We km ehmt from here; they‘ll be in
ramp in u imnlttn or two; 02'6“! go No!

m.‘ hid», uu‘ tru-u to lurk. They may not
we us."

.. Gum. we lwtter shoot. There'e Allie.
you know."

“I know; but they may pose en‘ not eee
In ‘

“ All right. We‘ll hide. then.“

So manor mid than the two men went
lm k in llu- wo_.-un. While they were ewey.
Alive luid put out the sticks from the firo.
ThiA wag-an lulil born drmvn up close to the»
rock. and “no, forttixiutrly. in tho drop
ehmluw. An .5 always tho cute with tumu-
light in tho mmxutalun. the shadows en: u<
‘ "'l‘ M ":0 hl'wke‘et night. Jim dmvu mi

. :3... and his harem into it little rift in t..-
~\ k. in “llll‘ll they could stand. an! t'n -
:‘ll lug Alive behind a boulder. ho took lr~
Ultiuu at one end of the wugon whilo Dun
um 96th Ill the other.

The waiting men could hear Ole Mexii' mi
coming up the trail. one of than ringing u
Spillllhll llth‘ song. Au they rounded the
comer from which the two had mu them.
Jizu braced blame" for the possible light,
Nearer and nearer chine Juno. riding in
front. and the two men in the shadow fairly
hold their breath at he pruned. Following
hint came his four man. All bud pruned In
nfvty. uuept one, when one of the lulllt‘l
in the rift Mpimlkl. The bandits etoppml
inntumly. unulnu they did i0 Duncan saw
two of them in line in the moonlight. 'l‘n
level bit long ville and are I'lk‘i tho work of n
nomad. end the two Marleen: full from
their borers one shot through tho Ill‘t‘Ml
end the other with hie head toru feirly open
by the pinning ballot. A second utter. Bur.
ton. the younger men. fired eud enothor of
the beudite felLJoee end his remeiniug
follower throw themselves from their homo-i
end took “his. behind more low elation.
Theywere at e terrible diudventege. for
while they were in the bright light their
enemieewereiu the ehedow. I‘\ir ell that
M hmlln the dinedonoflhelretehothe
hell “Ml. and en Duneee hid not when the
wwamuouormoviua ee econ ea he shot
the bullet from the bendit‘a ride all-wok him.
He muk to the ground with a mono of pain.
.\t that moment Joee‘e compeulon rel-ed hie
hauluverthe rock. eed Jim 8rd ending
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the two. Then. laying e head on the girl‘-
bowed heed. he looked em et one end then
the other. Then—he fell beck. deed.

Before leeving the rpot the next morning
Jim went to where Joee bed hid. Here he
foundthe Multan hedbled to deeth from
hlewounde. It took Jim ebout two houre
tehnrythemeu. endthenhedugecreveet
thefootoftheroek. lnwhlohhe pieced the
body of the old men. cutting in the stone
hie name.

Pleclngtheweepinggirlluthewegon. he
eneemore eterted the ruler up. end two
(bye attuned- reeohed Fort Barney.
Here the chepleln made Jim end Alice hue-_
bend end wife. nor did ehe ever heve eeuer
to regret her choice. -—Affred Babb.

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catsuit—Relief in live minutes in av
cry cane; gratifying. vvholveomc relief
beyond it money value. Cure begins
from firet'epplication. end in rapid radi-
cal and pormenont. Ask for Sanford'e
rndicul cure. Complete for $1.

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A ll ACTOR‘S ICCIIITRICITIIS.

“ Dorrirk Dodd.“ in the San Francisco
Post. any: that John S. Clarke. the come-
diuu. once told him that no entirely enthused.
so absorbed in body end wind had he become
with his art. that only his stage life appeared
to him to ho Full. and the daily routine of
practiml oxielvnco e moat tedioun end ill
done bit of acting imaginable. No matter
where his happened to bOv—in whose com-
pony. or under what circumstances-~ho was
elwnyn diligently. iuoutully. practicing end
relienming emotions and acuantione be
wiihod to pnrfm‘t bimmlf in portraying. To
one person he strove to npplmr. in ell nod.
tlllstlmul. e consistent minor. to another I
giggling fool, to nuothrr a rocklwu libertine.
Ho would peniiutenlly utloct the moat extru-
ordinary and oppositr traits of rbarurtvr, to
observe how his impersonation impressed
the beholder in reel Info. When his eiutor.
whom he loved vary lumlurly. died. he ef-
fected the most rookies» lndifl’omnoo. end
shockml thr- othur mournere by joking el
the funeral. This was uimply became he
was studying the part of u hearth-I son for
I new play. One day at tho (limrd lion”.
in Philadolpliia. null lmfum Ubirko had per-
manently loft tho limvy villain line for the
comic. lm grvntly turriflwl an old gonllmuun.
who unt uppmitn at tlw tuhlr. by rnganling
him with u stealthy. munlomtu stare. end by
occasionally whotting a carving knife on the
edgo of his chair. The old party finally fled
to the oflloe in a fright. and complained that
them wan a xueuiiw up etuim who wanted to
niurdur him. When this wee repeated to
Clurko he said. much tli‘llglllt‘ll : “ You. you;
he is quite right. I wanted to impress him
an e mania". not an a simple dowpnrado thel
wnntvd to kill him. “'lmt n pity. 000. “If
I can‘t do it -j til in "w vvnv nf illldy."

 

_. «. ._.
The Still)" Way.

The safe!“ and surest waya to restore
the youthful color of the hair in fur
niulu-d by Purkvr‘u llair Bulaum. which
is deservedly popular from its eupormr
cleanliness.

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Wt) MlH‘H GLUUJ. 70R THE PRICE-

It‘lllt‘rui hr. l4 - u 1)
If it \\.\.~ «mu. .1 u I. 1. but of ugh—A. tho
eepnl 'hr \ of pr ‘-ll: -1 I JPN. nwl looked
upon Ill" p-mr ~t Hutu” W l l rm‘piwt an tlm
hi-ir in ii” tl|.--.u lutluri- a-mrutlinns. but
havv couw to think lw would gladly ox~
nhango all three lmuurml umumricn for a
qunrtvr swtiun of .‘lll‘f‘lt‘l‘ll luml. Still
London is do." to tho Amorivuu heart, par.
ticulurly its hon-h. whom you have to pay
double tho amount you do in Now York
(even at the Window). with lmlf the com-

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forts. Iiuzigiun a largo, «gloomy room. with
ntntoly wintlmvu u'lu‘rw tho Kunlfizht n V“?
dllrrullltll‘lhl". ftll‘llisln-xl in tho utylo of 2i
bun lrwl yuan ago; tho luklu (for tlwr - un-

ehvayu nvu‘, (“ill“‘ll iu fll‘lt‘l'fll burning“ uull
closwi l‘l‘lllllll with llt‘:\\'y u quaint
NJ—fmlunuwl \lrvnsim; mill“. with silver
Ntlitllvxtlt lira and WM trunllm. “'llli‘l‘l lighted
only mu-lu th- illl‘ll mrui‘m more weird and

vurt tins;

rhutlmvy. 'l‘livro \vh too much gloom -
lumvid liKNv tin-N fur -I: ~. mow than I had
“or soon lmfut‘o. 1 wt. nut rum: rt llllfi; ]

wanted vhaugo of wane—more comfort and
kw (lllpl't‘h’u'lYt‘ guunlmr. l find my Auivri-
can blmxl howls vory llltlu of this mvwiu
Ipiring insiguitloeuoo. I em modern. and
not early English. and mwiro the comfort-I
of civilization ,, xpriiig mettmeiw. bright
colors end gun-«end above all dislike to pey
one pound e day for ell thin majestic gloom.
In truth. lfelt like “claiming with Mark
'l‘wein when lie ‘1»: shown the shadowy
elaivtm of Wmtviiiuilrr. “My dart friend.
do you think this in healthy P‘——W
rm [Amity-db mlwrw

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“When I putiliolv lwellllml iluutlhud
beeuvurwlofu terrible ukiu humor by
the Coleman Remedial. I did en that
othereuiight beoured. and do not ro~
[rot the time iron to ell-“wring in-
quirire.“—flon. \‘uithylur. Berton.

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WORD‘IS 0F 0"". RIVIIv

A than Nerevel halve to Stone {but heel
“he Work- et Are.

Wepmwdonlothe end of the truck
\vhichin about eeven tulle-I west of Devil
River. “red red one hundred end ninety-
twu mile: from N Antonio. ‘l‘he m
ihreeerhermlleetheuuohrolluwed ebout
illeheee of hllki in ite ohm meal-ling
uuwh the treilofeewpent. Sevenloeneee
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No \Vmunn
is beautiful with a bed akin, covered
with pimples. freckles. moth or ten. I
have been asked many times whet will
remove there unsightly blornlabce. No
fece points or powder: wlll remove them
as they ere caused by impure blood. The
only euro remedy I have ever noon ie Sul-
phur Bitters. end in hundreds of oeere I
have never known them to few—Edi:
fn-sa Fashion Gazette.
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All All? OP OLIRKS-

The Everyday Id.“ of I note Sem'e Week-
tnlren Burp eyee.

The government end itv employee beer e
relation to our city eotnewbet similar to thet
ofn college and its etudente to the little
New England village where it in located.
Thorn are enough officeholders who are ree-
itluuts of Washington to make e good deed
city at themselves. In the verioue deput-
mcute the work goes on the name from one
year‘s end to euotber. end one would merce-
ly realize how great the number of employee
in the various departments in. The num-
berin about ten thousend. This is exclu-
Iive of the Capitol, city Pout Ofllce end Die-
trict government oflloee. Thin body of
gnvermuoul employee forum not only alnrge
but a vary intelligent and agreoeblo «lenient
0f the population of Washington. A large
proportion of thorn are people of thought.
education and refinement. end their pros.
race would be on acquisition to any oom-
niuuity. The romuneretion of the employee
in the depertmants varies somewhat. but
generally the salaries range from 0900 to
$2.000 for clerical work. the latter being
given to thoee who occupy mponeible or
pertiuulnrly important. positions. and the
first genomlly to oopylats. e great many of
whom are Indian. The letter are hard
worked and they work well and receive the
smallest romunorntion. but the wolf is kept
from the door of many a femily by their
earnest eudouvoru. A greet many of thorn
once belongod to families of wealth, but re-
vrrnon came and they are glad to be able to
work for a living. In the Treasury llopm't-
maul there aru ovor five hundred llllly vlorke
and in tho Iluroau Of Etigmviug and Print-
im: an runny morn. la the 'l‘r-aanry and
Interior Dopurtuientu ohengoe are must fre-
(plant. and it is in them woolly that women'
are empluyrd. and every now mu‘ than
thorn nru rumoru of pending (‘lmngnu which
not thoir hvarta fluttnring with (ll’ttllil until
the dmigvr iu (l\‘t‘l‘. A llOfilIlOll in tlm State
Department is (\fillliltlt‘ml e permuuout
thing. It in run on a plan similar to our
army and navy. “'lll‘u acme one «lieu. pm
motions taku ‘Illii‘il. Mid there in a chance
for an nmmiutmum. In tho War and wa
departments also t-lmngeu do not uftru occur.
end many a dork “‘llotit‘ hair in now white
entered the service when a young man.
Employos perform tlwir labors in a rmuurk.
ebly satisfactory nuumur. Iu furl it is up.
parent that tho govvmumnt clwrn. tukou on
the average. bus phutly impnnml ltl nmuy
reaper-tr \vitln'u tho “MI dozen you're.—
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If you urn u froquonti-r or a midont
of u miusmmii- tiietrtot. burrivmlu your
Hyr'll‘llltlflallltil tlw scourge of all new
onuulrivu—aguv. luliuuu and inn-mut-
tout fevvnzv—by tlw ueo nf Hop ltittvre.

Ll‘lllstl'l‘uh‘. Mlt‘ll.. Feb. 2. 1880.

l have used llup liitlora for {our yearn
and them In no medicine that surpasses
them for bilium attacks. kidney oom-
plaintaund manydisoueee inoldont to this
mulltl‘lltl olimatr. II. 'I‘. waenunn.

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SUDDEN WHITE HAIR.

(then-e- t‘nuervd by (trial. Frlckt and Ile-
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Sonia yNtl's ago e young lady. who was
euxiouuly awaiting the coming of her hus-
buudrloot. received a letter couvuying tho
end tidings of his uliipwrook end tltllhlll. She
iustnntlytell tn the ground iuaeneiblo. and
en remained for tire houu. On the follow
ing day boraistov law that her buir. which had
been previously of e rich brown color. had
become ea white en a oembrio handkerchief.
hnr eyebrows and oyeleuhen retaining their
nuturiil odor. After e while the whitened
heir fell 0!. and won succeeded by e new
growth of grey.

Stud Surgeon Perry. while herring In
ludie during the mutiny. aw e etrenne
eight. Among the winner: tehen in e
ukiruiieh el Chemihi wee e Sepoy of the
Bonnier-my. II» we: brought before the
utheritiee and put to the queetiou. Fully
\live to his: partition. the Bengal“ etood
.‘lltllill etupetled with leer. trembling swab
ly. with hull“! and deepdr plelnly depleted
on hie oouutvnenou While the examine.

All eyee were turnedeu the unfortunate
uieu. watching with wondering intereet

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SouthNorwalk
FARE ONLY 35 GTS.

EXCURSION TICKET TO NEW YORK
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FRANK T- HYATT.

DEN TIS'I‘.

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WORK WARRANTED.

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In the midence of the late Dr. Are llill.

N ORWALK.
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TELEPHONE IN OFFICE.

JOHN H. SMITH

FlflRIST,

"‘18 .‘I‘Blfin'l‘.
SOUTH NORWALK.

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CARRIAGE MAKERS

Any style of Light or llouvy Work built
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All Kinds of Repairing Primarily .vlffcml-
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C. A. HI'IJJNGS. J. l.. IUIJJNGS
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SU'I‘TO N’S

catarrh cure!

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Price 50 Cents e llox
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Norwelk. end melted in any eddreee on realm of

price. by the proprietor. 1.. ll. SUTTON.
New Ceueen. Conn.
539 811i.

BATES

JACOB PAKULSKI.

Heve added to their «l nt helr dun-ling eeloon. in
the New Ilotel Bloch. oath Nor-walk.

Four Fine Bath Boone.

Wall “or AND COLD Wen-nu.

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China, Crockery, Ran-
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w.w. aims act’s

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Insurance Agt.

Ilenl nemle and llouec Agent.

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General Hardware

mechanic- Took.
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ou- nnd Window Glace.
A full dunno-t of

Locke end mote,

Tome and Pocket Cutlery

or thr- host Qunllty. Cheap for Cash

House Faulting m

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Boots &
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Gaiters.

Ladies’ Bost- French
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