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z ._\- ~ tut-c \vonxlcruusly
At .i :l“.~li L5~‘\l2' .-_, - «if the windows. a
Will wozixin sat. pale and sail.
“ i'. i Ilvw alongL at lightning
Stir;- Li‘sl tailed liar»;
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'l‘m-y were very pm r- Ned Thurston and
L.» SKULL wifr-«yet than: Wt‘l't those who
'lanv that they unwind thnir misfor-
.i:i.l tint it only served them right.
3 Lee ind 1....rried the handsome.
. . 2; bookkeeper in a large. mercantile
Lem». married him aguiiist the wishes of be!
“Kl. .,
Her mm: halal long been il’.'.l:l. and Mr.
La Win a wry win-re. stern man. who,
race SUZVlDL'"l tLa: 7.5- W3: in the right. we
painfully unbemling uni unyielding. So,
being prejudiced against young Thurston,
eimply because the :'xiYTin’; man was not
rich. be bad oppus Ct ill: marriage from
first to last.
Lila was his only child. and it was hard to
see her throwing herself uwuy. us her hither
belirved it. when she could have married 1
wculthy and uristocratic man.
There us old Le Gnarls. for instance.
the merchant priuct. who would hove been
proud to cull her wife. Ha haunted Lila
his I. shadow uml did all in his powcr to win
her. but in vuin.
One day Lilo lee cud Ned Thurston 1nd
winked quietly to church sud were untried;
than they returned to the Lee Mansion. and
broke tho news to be: tuber.
mcflwwuwwihlwith rice aid
He. turned them from his
War.
“luvdiowdh'n he. in his pro-cw
-gia. would-Mthimlikcudog.
As for “ that fellow. Thurston.“ .
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY MARCH 8, 1883.
:nmt linuiv-Lke lli‘ryt iinaginiiblc for his win.
mini- bi'itle.
Lilo did not con-t “'t'llllll.
tlml with u mmlmt “would. She was do
lighten! with lll‘l‘ new lioniv, and the one
senunt relieved bur of all labor; and ID the
.1ll‘\sl|ud wot-ks tlew by in perfect bappi
liens.
One child, a fairy-like. littlc girl. came to
nrigliteii tboir ht‘lllr‘. and it was some time
nib-r her birth tlmt tliu l‘lDHLlG obscured the
Sllll’ilnnt‘. and the blow fell. for trouble mid
culminty. tliu lot of All men fit smiw puriml
of their lives. t‘tllllt‘ upon the 'l‘liuntonni.
Null. tiitlioi'to strain, and lli‘lll‘ly. was
itrivkun \luwti by brim frlvvr. and wevlta null
mutilll!‘ rolled by before there was much
lltlln‘ (if lllh rz't'ovt-rv
Utronrsaho hid lost his hillblllull. Lind
llll\'~lll."ll bi» Miiplnyrr llfiil kinilly sent the
yu‘nih- couple u l‘illhlili‘rlllll" nnui (If money
for lllt‘ll' present lbw. it was spunt for unidi-
Slllt‘hlllltl nourishing foul for the lqutllLl‘
Slin was halls
.ind N-«l. lying lli‘ll‘lt'nx upon his sick-ind.
saw. with a brciiking heart. that they must
-.:.~=- up their tin-try in‘llil‘.
1; Win ilunr lll lJ‘l. I‘m voltage film.
1“ J.’ l. and niml uf the furniture sold. that
lll7_\ hurl” livu I.) blullll >lllil tn dept-ml
a; i-n iv: .i l .. [nay rt-iuotz-J to the old
; in minimum \Vlk‘l‘t‘; my 5! i) upvns, .ind
»>. .n- iii-or xttl filial slowly away. day l»_\‘
i din !
l Lia “an almost \uld wnb nnguiah Her :
i 3‘. . tun. was Ailing. and upon llt‘l’ h‘t‘llilUr i
\L w lel‘: 1‘ fcztrful lun l \\f turn I.“ waiting
I \ftv minni‘ril In limp tlm \iwli from tlm
. Izmir llnia far by nzveiim .if tlu- \‘prlli; film-ll
~.f;.~ till inatii.\.;:-.l In fruni
1.. a; in nix. “5m kw. :15 l i..l lwr umi'utli m
ii :‘ 2:“; ll till. a. lllll Hi i all.“ \\.h a! ll lllmtlll
at: lxl tlmir nerd
\\ mt. r i’\.\~n‘ll\tt'- in
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fwnl anil \\It\i\ mnl v\ Mr
haw miplrmt numumi «it
w mm tum tmvk tn Mixing“
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l'ii- \\ :'- . -' \Vr‘lll sliiwlv iluwii. :lt‘ul ;
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“amt {i imr h.;iu. gi‘i‘nl
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lit win-in! l.:1i kw 1: l-w. in him
rut l, 5r>fti_\. l-tls‘lllg his
1» miw .lllal carry my
“Sal! l» :i..i.iir l. l) I; it, Lili.
til \ :zml l.- bvz- and no you
n " _\ if! r :._\ ~.ikv. \ilmn I ought
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la) 3..) .; ilmii. {or yin. l\\ yzin wvll know!
i« -; u.§i lm lll‘l' to [aid curv of in.» soon
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.it'ini. :li- lv:il_\‘~ t: ~ ll l; mu in tlw lwl-
hilv. ti. iu‘ur lath nmmt'i lllll‘l’fml ll‘v\':\_\‘
bi'm- l5
"oi H IJL’T) in} work In t. it i.. “zit-rs
;i it .~ \i_\:t~ ' lw lill‘\"lf. \\’l:- H. l‘lli‘i‘ (IL
~.'. la in“. xlu- li.il ~ l lu-r {Act I
" i:.v tr.:wl’tl:~-l«' '.v-~' t'lfl
l' l {3. . Hi (1’) Il!.ll git ll
f ‘ul '.\ l ding.“ l-n' mrnnp‘i.
.1 ..:z_\‘.3nng inyr-ll‘. for be ;
'~ to gth'liiill\i “girl"
.‘i l ‘ ‘ lll‘n‘f‘. l‘i'i‘l'th’il liil
tr z'wll Hf vwggt'iu; to Lin.
i: . .. : .l. .r r l. ..:~:. l.1il mrmd mum-d
E.» I .r' "." '..ll
0:. ~l.» “Will \Htii .l .1 null slr‘p. when, as
sin n;t- crow‘in; a Vm-ot. ii carriage drawn
)y a. pair of lllgll-blcpplllg bays cmno dash-
:' ' ' . up! 1' i-zi'r Lil!
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n.» (l - \l
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'l'. 5‘ \ . -;:< ~ 2 flit? llL‘ rlnll i
in; ‘w .. . i .. 3. ~i; fin: {arm of llicl
lu~zl;~.l i" woman at. [dz-ml :iml borne to
occupant of
gmve and
l bent over
{Lw l.”rl‘.‘t'\l Lll‘llé‘ ntnrc. 'i‘..
an all inan, .
followed 015ml; .
(loll iii ill l‘» . n: it was the
l’ii-- old man‘s
In tbzit mo.
Illz'lll llt‘ kiitw ziul rt . > truth (if his
awn pueition . lllk‘ l;.zrl b -.-.:'t. once melted.
would never entity-.1! :i; :in.
\Vllrn Lilzi rvmrtavd to cozisuioniuess. she
found her fazh -r :it Mr side, and a few
words of mp13nz.t..zn Rut cvui'ytliing rign
A careful examination from a competent
{.~l;}'.~lcl.".u n Vt‘;ll"d the fact that ~he WM not
=L-rioualy injure] . and with a wildly limiting
heart. Lilli c lib-12.1 the t'dl'l'lllge with be!
{other and s: t will for home.
An hour {Minx-i}. Poor Ned in his dreary
room was half wild with anxiety as to why
bud tin-fallen his wife. when suddenly he
L‘Illlhli'. the sound of hurried footsteps on the
-Liirs without. and directly the door opened
and 31:. Lee entered with Lila on his uni.
The old man came to the bedside, and
wilting Nui's liLind’liegged forgiveness I0!
2;- hunt; jti-iflnrtll and cruel treatment.
And so pr~:2:r'- “nu restored.
(be next morning Ned was removed in
Mr. Lee's own carriage to the stately man-
sion where the unuutuml father had lived in
wealth while his own child had been nearly
starving. but his eyes were open to the truth.
and be determined to make all reparation in
his power.
With good care Ned Thurston recovered,
and then Mr. Lee secured him t fine posi-
tion as silent partner in I flourishing firm.
The young couple with their child make
this home ut the Lee mallet); the wand
of childish voices and merry laughter chau-
uwuy the shadows. Tho old mun in going
downtown grave in peace, having made
restitution before it w too late. And bap-
pineas is their: at tut—Mn. E. Burke
Collin-l.
, ~ or.
T1: 001'!erme Dmau—r'l‘be
t doll buby of our grandmothers Mi avolutcd
i into n “ being " that creeps. aria. Mid sings.
AI long as it doesn‘t get awake ut midnight
13d yowl with tli. colic or croup. or me-
thingthntwsy,and compel u man to run
E but a mile for . doctor. the tin of tho lu-
fventovnltliotoyhush—limitntattoontbu-
i W Herald.
—-—————-—«o—-—-—- »
i In a Oman: ransom—He wu u
{Li-‘- «'111‘1'. lg".
stun-lain: '
the y;;::;..1 {1;
face Hf 1.11.1. his only ciiiil'
m'hlr .ind rm -r'.'e g 1':- w.i_'.
imm.wdbidupuuyaood
.fopinknothhudt. 80-31!me
: ‘lllllht‘lf
1 It \vilil duck liml llllli‘lli'il u.
AN ARIZONA BULL-FIGHT.
Sport That I- Duel-ltwd by I 'l‘e‘ltortnl
Journal In “ the Baron of II“! Sou..."
'I‘lie bull-tight of yesterday gathered to.
gather a crowd of about 1.200 or 1.“)0 poo-
ple. among whom might be men rcproacnta.
tion of nearly ovary trade and profession ll
cosmopolitan Arizona. The bull—fighters.
under the leadership of Colonel Ynuez. on.
tcrsd. made» their bow rind were rewarded
with applause. All wsro dressed in 111‘
proverbial continua. white stockings. fancy
colored and anilimiderod knee-breaches.
with jackets in match and black skull cups
Yuiicz in liiii bands hold a bright I‘Utl fing.
while his two ltnslh‘li‘ulh} \vero Rlllllllll‘ly pro
vidod with short purplu lilmiki‘ts. 'l‘llt
bulls. four in number. were wililly olmtlug
undisnmyml in tlivir snpiii'iitv nulls. \Vitli
mm r‘Kt‘t‘plinll 'llt‘ prucmitimmry measum nt
unwing (ill lllt‘ tips of tb;-ir burns liml been
windy lllkt‘ll. The first bull disappoint:
ml tlin crowd and the second added to lll‘
disuppoinuuvnt. butli refusing to tight.
The last bull uf tlic tlirve. “ tliu ltN‘O cul-
omdo." to lw fought thut day was then let
in. ' “0 was (t tincltmkuig nln't'llut‘n (if llltll
kiiiil iind liuzlt liir u tightur. (Fill! the ground
up llo t‘llli‘l‘nl tlioring nitb a “Hit iiinl
in»! nulnn:x in p‘ltmg «lrnu tu binnims
\Yllt rover n rc~l ting \\':i~ \i‘M'ml or it iiniii
ilimied lllll]§"lf iii tliw nut; liis. lurdwliip in“
there Alan. inil \\li--n {lit-y. an lllt‘) ulnaiys
\iltl. tank rvfngu br'nmxl tlin m rm nn iinn nlmi
for lllvll‘ witty llK' ni.i;lu an vllwr: in Mill
[lli‘lll -l\i\\n sinil fulluw lli \\'l. ~ii (‘uliuiul
\anvc alivni‘ilui tn ui‘ntnwnt tlm liilll‘-
bulimia \‘llll .i rmvttw lu- nnxwl it :iiul
inrrmil) cue-45ml lwin; inulv iiitu .t l'ilu‘liu
\fh-r i‘vailvl vtlui’tu tli- ivst'l“
Kan. mull? llu‘u Mil
uni twining u! tliv nmutli hi3 lwlluua‘.‘ iiill
m.~«mi~l r'm.;v~l im‘wshlx ut tln
“"\fi!\t‘§ twin lll‘i lmt‘lm \ww m “Kr-lulu lax
“tn pinnnl \in.
592th
' htl'll‘u'l aha» 1m A ll m a twill tight-lav t‘»?
our! \ama ml ximml to Nun txw .zzmlilv
Nlnrwt mtqumnrlih of wiper and tin
evanlwh m mtlmv nlu‘ltiili V. In“ in «\niilmg
\ whit-tn ll’ \Mok bull: mln nnn xI-lv iif Um
lmll‘n mwk l‘lw Mylmlmg vmwlwix tit-Mn
‘ tlir bull MM \utli mgn amil pint mid it Imtl.
ml [or a ltlhi‘ in though bu mu gum“ la 1?”
mm up mtla tun tm'mvmmx. lnr \\ about
i \) mg lli‘inl to tnv will ll-iga l||‘ oli:\i';;ml tlm
burn with Mlill liohmnmx tlril it mu mi
[mt-till” to links tlm shark. M) 1‘0““ lin \vvnt
’Hlil ill" bull nvvr butt. and but fur llll‘ prim-
;nvn of lillliil of tho ntlinr mun in ”I“ ring.
whu mu up and by “winding tlimr flag» in
‘ tlnv lti'” of tho bull \irr-iv liiiu nwny from the
pnmtmtu 1min, lin would tll)lll)lll"‘ lmw lwvn
m~l'l\\ll\ly lllJlll'i‘ii
'l'hvl iii-it move \\'.'\\ to h“ . nu l tln'uw tlic
bull and tlicn clinch a rnpn lightly xiruunil
liiIt bmiy. “liicli M-i'vml 11‘ t\ l.?t'lll»ll(llll to
of ill"
n-itriili- of iln- lrllli'1 hip
mm li_;litv‘x\. “In: M‘ltl'wl llllllh‘t‘lf
'l‘lm ruins \vrrc
lulu'n «ill :lllll lll" innnml rprnng tn hin {we}
llv lira! trn .1 la all'lkl' tin' lll'lll (ill his llill'k,
but {ruling iii tlizit lie Tll\li~' l uttri' tln‘ (\lllt‘l‘h'
w hirmzixly llH to throw lint i'nlu'r. mnl.
illii'ka llll‘lllllq mi llllli, \vuuli llJth‘ givun
biin ii fltll‘ in .inullin-r \llrl‘x‘ll‘”) but fur the
otln‘ru drnwi‘i; .‘tllr'lllltni Willi lllt‘ll‘
fl.i_~_{n. Tlli‘ hlnll'l “nth liiin liialml for about
mi l.uuriiiid \viu llzv Yllllhl rtvitiiig of tlio
wlu lu pmgrnninw. l‘ ltlllt'l Yiiiivz. \vliun
ll‘il‘ bull “'th pri-tty well Jllllt‘tl. nctotl a liltlu
too {nmilnu' by “upping him with his hand
ind was rewurilv-d by l\ Nliul'p kick that
t-lnptii-d his livllnwu of Wind. That. to
gvtlicr With it hll‘llllll‘ll wrist which nintln the
.‘iUWll lumpy. warn the only accidents of the
\ftornnmi. - Tum. Ii ('I"I':on.
his
.0.
DUCKS CAUGHT BY A CATFISH.
llnx‘otitly llii‘ If” mi-iiliiinml tlm fllt'l tlin
lll'Ul‘tl nf M‘Vt‘n
(lll 'lillllgh in tho slough ltl‘nl‘ D street. Mid
umilil bu pom curly in tho morning; with tlic
Tulimy. tho 1::th of the time billing in tilt
ii lliI‘W jllllLllt‘s'. Tim 3' buonnm about half
(FHA :a, lint \titlnti ll)“ p'ix‘t (“rive (lays lmve
nut \- lll n illih'lll‘tl' «b .ifh t‘rnni llll lllll‘\])f‘l‘l~
ml rtmli'i‘ A gvmlx-innn who bm'iuim ur-
cuntonioil tn wan: rind looking for lllt‘lll llh
he went tn h'e \l'ill'k wn-z ono morning sur-
lil'lii‘i’l m m c imv Hf llll‘lll hlltlllt‘lll)‘ sink in
an imkwnnl lllltllll' r mnl not appear ngnin.
but vmn-lnlml that it hurl hidden in ”.16
bi'u>li. The 11in morning there wuro only
‘ six of the young tillcfi noun nvar the same
spot. Suddunly (me- of these \vent nude)
with a struggle. ii tluttvriug of liiilf fledged
wings. and xi quiicking. What wus the force
was a mystery. though the: other birds fled in
Wright. The next two morning: the scene
mu repeated. the inimln-r being reduced one
much timt‘. The fifth day tln‘ ducks seemed
to be very omitimie. :wunliug ilrep writer and
brush. The noxt dziy the observer, whc
bull become very ni‘n-li interested, spent
half an llOlll' watching tlia mother and her
three remaining darling“. At length they
floated alongside the {nut-bridge where he
was standing. \Vlivn tlix‘y neural A post in
the water. up from lvr-innd it darted A large
catfish that was in wuitiug for the feathered
victim. One was humid by the body. and
the jaws of the raipncinns fish bid the pris-
oner from view as the captor deliberately
swam away to its don in the brush. The
next day the witness Mil-V another conquest
from u distance. but could not sue the fish.
Since then be has watched four mornings,
but has not soon tbi‘ itwllior and the other
young one. It is n. matter of doubt whetbci
they were captured or took warning by the
fate of the six and left for parts unknown.—
Sacrcmnnto Baa.
-...... -__.
IOCK AUCTIONS IN NEW YORK.
Where Twelve fluxes of (‘lunrn Are Sold
for stx Dollars. You Know.
A red flag find the gubble of on auctioneer
drew my attention to it small store on my
return to Chutbaui Square. I entered what
was intended to be mistaken for a bankrupt
cigar concern. cherul show-cases were
piled promiscuously on boxes and some
unokers‘utousils were tumbled on a shelf.
A burly fellow scrutinized me covertly as I
walked in. He was at the sumo time ex-
cluding some Women of u kind which were
througlng the street. The plans was full 01
men, mung whom were a number at stool-
pigeons. for this sale was a timid. One of
the mindlers told me the ragullr lie. which
was ant the Sheri! had seized the flock
cud wu shumefully sacrificing it. Then he
pretended to buy 12 boxes for $6. in the ex.
pcctatlou thut I would bid the acute for tho
nextlot. Blind done I0 I would have
foundtbutlwubnyiugudcunltfl
spicceuid could take my choice between
losingtbatmmortn. lauds coma ou-
ul reach about the sillinou a! unybody
who would pot-mil hlmulftobotoolcdbyao
trunpnrent a trick. Tint crowed bod foal.
hand! was loudly bhokgurdcd out of
the phce.
“You'd bow not mic my trouble in
thus,"uidn policeman whom I but en-
countered before.
“You mutter stop their lwiudlia'." I
a .
"Inokhm"mdbomwkduhohyd
wlthhbdub.“tdou'unowunmhtcll
”whit.“ 3
“.x-lhflil' w to Mu M not!
in .~
d 1
THIEVING 8“ 81‘0th
Apngnphta going the round: to flu
elect that “shopkeepm complain of well-
dmsed people who purloiu articles from the
counter-smut] whom they due not uncut.“
A autumn in n Hg tip-town dry" good-
store. towhom the statement wu shown.
shook his head very decidedly; ‘KI don't
think." said he. “ thorn would be any
squamnishncss in this establishment about
wanting ii thief. no matter how wal be
might be dressed. And I tell you ll ulna I
aha p lookout to catch them. Of course. we
have detectives. both mxile and female, and
floor walkers who fil‘u supposed to have oyea
in the backs of tbuir beads. and the elm-lie
koep the beat lookout may can, but for all
(but the thieves gut away with Li good many
things. especially in tlui holiday season.
when “'9 um All so busy and the throng: (it
nhnmici‘u so great; . You would be “astonish-
ml to sea bow canny a woman can and but
pocket \vlisu ulie wants to slip into it ion"
little thing that she happens to fancy
When a woman nip: a pair of gloves Or I
[£808 of lace or come little thing like tint.
her band will dart iutu that ltlyutul’lflflfil)
elusive pocket and out again like ii tliisli.
'l‘lmn lllt‘ll‘ liu‘gu cirrulnm and mulls “Hard
lllt‘lll clmucos to St" uwny \vitli tliingvi. tun
tlm uppnrtunilius aii‘v improved in such zu‘
vxtt-ut limit the stui‘vki-i-iiz-m got fuirly \i'ilC
umnotiuivn. It is trnii that in
thi‘y do nut lltllllt‘l' tu lizivo slilililiftvi's nr-
roan-«l. niniiily llt‘t‘llll‘li‘ of tho \‘Xi‘llt‘lut‘lll
that might be causal kind the iiiovitzible In»)
of tune and uniniyancc of [\l'flsux‘ulltlll» lliil
vuii Will tin»! unit the iimiiirity \if aliupkwp
era «as uppvfiml tu siivli lunity a: u iiiiittiir ut
turn-unlit l‘ui Inna liumswr. that l minim
unit-Linc “lift «mini-ix ‘.\\“l‘\‘ bu «fund u
C-sils‘lt at tlnrf «ml at Mu gvt liii “owl: back
l lt«‘\\\‘ limrxl ll null ttmt um «imp vlmp m
«\‘\\ll\ mvum- nizikma mum a smut Hum; out
‘5' \\ tall \limnwl tin-um". l~,\ mwlminluhttlwi
miiipimmmm villi ttwm \ \wnmu \tlm
in bulb and wimwly would. mail mm- It“
tliwk of .4 imlu. a« mm! 5““. tl\\\\|\‘\§‘\i\l‘ punt
ambiv- and n prawn fill lmfm‘v luv. pill pay
\\'v ll ‘1‘ liii H! H“ “
“Darn nut vmwt‘ \Vrll. I don‘t l'mnu
about llm.“ DA“. A utnrvknqu m nun of “iv
:iwunn Moron, " lint n wrlaimly ‘3 HM MN
ltm mnnitniwn \vummr urn ullawml to cum
on without mtvrfvnmm qutll lH‘lli‘li‘R tlmt
thny llR\I‘ inmwxl from our vomitvw. ll
ymi \nl‘. Muiniuv. lmwuvm‘. you Will lliid
that in hlli‘ll mums llm limilxln no tnvmwl nn
purmm: “bu luivn minim»; mountain with lln
Hui-m \\lli'|‘(' lliny prrpvll‘ntv tliusu lllllt‘ ruli-
lwrwn, nnil lliut tin ~tnri‘knvpur i‘nliiily putt
tliu pnrimnnil nrln‘lva iiitu llll‘ bill. which it»
all tlin moromirn to lu- paid pi'oiiiptly fol
liziving llll‘lll llll'l‘l‘ A low years ugn tlii‘rv
\vM quite an [“K'lll‘lllt‘nl about kloptmiinniii.
“incl. WM nn inqnmtmn (if tlni doctors. tn
Account for filt'lllllll" on tlnI part of well-to-
-lu nmpln l llllll n cnmi M'Vt‘l'lll years 1130 in
which it rich \vmimii Hand to steal tit certiiin
tinnw. mul voulil not ln-lp doing 60. Her
husband kin-w it. mul by nmingoniont will:
um privately paid for llll hilt‘ took. Slio Wilts
clumsy in lior thefts. was ulwnys mn‘u lit
them. and I don‘t tbiiilt I lost it llOlll‘l‘ by
them thanks to tho liusbnml. so I ncvrr told
bar that I know anything ubnnt them. not
dill my clerks. lubmill my, {min my 0:.
poriuuce. that the nunilmr of tlioftn knnwu
to storckoepcrii in which tbu stolen lll‘llt‘lutl
are not returned or pm}: for is exceedingly
"null—1V; Y. Sun.
.« -
HANDWRlTlNG OF FAMOUS MEN.
st llut‘ Whit-a
Sinimtinim lnilf I1 dozen «ingiiivi-N nm on.
gagq-d in rondi‘riiig |\ll nrti~t‘a drawing of n
slnglo ubjm't. \Vllll‘ll. “'liMl lllllhllt-(l. pruminlx
to tho unpmctirml oyo mm uniform thl-i.
vavrtlwlusa n prm‘tivml n‘yo can dim‘uvcr
whom om‘li lllllivllllllll nugmvor‘a work lt’tlYl‘rl
(ill [mil where that (if vvary (inc of tho mat
In-gins; In handwriting. M in (ithni‘ arts
and in litm'xituro. "the style is the mnn.‘
For till that. tho ovidanoc of limiilwriting. as
of Mylo goinirnlly. is not to be rolled on
“bun inon‘n' lives And lilwrty are M stake.
Still loss can character be judged from llnlltl-
writing. lli‘itvu 1min "my porpetmto n timid
Rt‘l'lHVl. gonnrnnn mnl liiglmnindoil man may
writn u mmin limnl. nml cowards producii ti
bold and tlnwing ravript. Parson. the great
(iruok scholur. among tlm untitlicat of stu.
dvntu. wrote tiently and elegantly. Crom-
well‘s writing. tbmigli large. is shaky.
Shukospmire‘s signutnre is not particularly
clmr. Napoleon Bonaparte wrote illegibly.
it is said. purposely. to hide his bud spelling.
The lmudwritiug of tlic tortuous-xnindcd
Charles I. is as clear and striking as that of
Thomas Carlyle is cmbbed Lind indistinct.
On the other blind Queen Elizabeth‘s writ.
ing is magnificent. Edgar Allen Poe wrote
beautifully. and with scarcely an emsure;
whereas the manuscripts of Charles Dickens.
to be seen in the Forster collection at South
Kenaiugton. arc rugged and full of nltom.
tions and enicndntions. Many men write
largo or small. in characters boldly or weak-
ly formed. according tn the humor of the
moment. Again. handwriting depends for
its style on the scliool in which it is applied.
The manuscript of Byron. of Thomas Camp-
bell. and of Thackeray. may be called the
literary hand. It is uniform in color. small,
and fairly legible. but without a supembun.
dnnt curve or flourish. The great mass
of " copy " which passes through the hands
ota modern printer is more or less of the
some character. A commercial hand, as it
is called. is something quite different. Given
an envelope addressed by A city ‘olerk, and
one (rain the band of a university professor.
Ind it is well-nigh certain thut the former
will be more distinguished (or elegance cud
olearncu than the lattar. Again, the writ,
tug of the rustic and uncultured class in no
much alike as to defy difierontintion. All
this goes to prove that the evidence of ex-
pcrts must be taken with the provorbltl
grain of salt—London Telegraph.
w—ooo
THIS GREAT IISSlBSl PP!-
Bome interesting and extraordinary data
have just been compilcd respecting the Min-
Ilssippi River. It appears that it boasts no
fewer than 55 tributary streams. with a total
longtb oi navigation of 16,571 miles. or
shout two-thirds the distance ‘round the
world. Even this, however, represents but
I mull amount of the navigation which will
follow when the Federal Government but
nude tho contemplated improvements in the
Upper pri. in the Minnesota. Wil-
uonlin and other rivers, in which it in now
med. But while the Mluluippl hll
16,571 mile. unvlgublo to steamboutu. it. has
20.221 mils- nlvigublo to horses. Thin
navigation is divided between 22 Stucc- sud
Torritorlu tn the following proportion:
Inuilluia, 2,600 miles; Arbutus, 2.100;
pri, 1.380; Montana. 1,310; Duke“.
1,280; Illinois. 1,270; Tennessee. 1.280;
Kautuoky, 1.260; Indian 840; lows. 810;
Indian Tcnitciry. 270; Minamoto. 660:
—Wlnoouniu. 560; Ohio, 550; Tom. “03
Kohl-uh. 400; West Virginll. 390; Pm
”tantammcfio; Alum 200:
mallowYoa-k. 70. Nady an actions of
mum-paranoia“. b0 whoa
with in.
hail. loam
m mull-
in.
.rus “run «a mum
.tbtiut dxty ‘ynusngo. a. Mr. Doty.
a .iivmmiih or Mbuiy. m Ippmtioc.
who appeared to be u very HIM fellow of
seventeen years. He rad with ovid-
lty. but mm. with more ' Lad «gor-
timui than Shakeapeorp had he works of
other thinnest wit”. 80 mod to havl
an ospcoiul pus-ion Infant. Heed. coupled
with an inclination for the chip. The time
mum soon tor the indulgence b! his tutu;
ind be joined a company of us amateur
wtors who played at a little . catro called
the Tbcapiuu. The young a ( nticc‘u tal-
out for drumntic inipcri-ionutio‘ became the
talk of the town bufow long : and when Mr.
Bernard. a noted manager in. those days.
mine to Albany with his own strong com.
puny of professional actors. bu was iuipollcc‘
(c vinit tho 'l‘liespiiin Theatre to soc tbi
young iiumtvur of whom he had heard M
favorably. The play that night “as “ lliuu.
lot;“ and the manager wits it struck with
the young mun‘i ability and iiitclligmiuv.
that be sent for him. and made liiiii a wry
blunting oflcr to join his ow company and
slept tbo {2:430 a: u profwm‘u‘ii.
Juat befurc this. the youug man bad to
cuivvd (in (ifi‘ar of ii gratuitous txllh‘ntiut
[min llr. llwk. l‘i‘midnnt of tho Album)
Armleiiiy. llliil tliu lllgll! tlia Intuin'dor kin-.1“
to him. his nought llli‘ oounsvl of \wn of lu-
“ chums.“ (hie (if ‘lumfi two mu Misti“
’l‘liurlow “mil. tlwii ti (“uni-L journaimr.
printer. liutli unli'éswl him strongly :u .i-
“up. Dr llmib‘a Ulli‘l‘. lint tli-n ya u.‘ "f .
ttwntitw was Mill in doubt ll u in. l; .
piwnptul ban in W nu tlw nttk- “l l » 1
llltlflll‘n‘lll dictuml \lin Rx‘t‘itilvtlh“ u: l«
“N‘k‘h kubl “in \' "V L'fi A! lixl. ~ U
\
bu would lull; mill 3m fill-till“) «i .s. :-
Sllvwanntl. “my bk. 1th “L “.5 g...) . .
that bu liml A mt". i t‘
liiiii m Imiw 1 «an t gnu. M w
“in letxl NM lima w! lb ~ imiv ‘ 1. 5a. in " *
mun. lw thil imam l-i.! ..
“Jsm‘ib. tan in amt l
fur hm \\\“\t\\\ t l‘
nllvi‘ufntiw \ V; v. . l
hvvl‘v :i . i ‘_j .. '.;
Mimv‘. ‘Mnl mm! W il. a \E to
of Him-n Inn 3‘ .u\ w' ‘- rx
r»! w ‘I t l‘
li‘i.
lint a" \.
ms t i
'l‘lnx d» lurnnnml i... la 3. n l lt‘ i- l l
h? llule‘h. xllti i hit. ;;l_\. .:. l
“lullltgllllII‘.I1\l'~.:ll l ln-mi mu m :- «it ll.‘
lint M bulnru n! h u ‘n
“ill with; mil 1:1. I . !
Ilnry. tlin \'l“l' l’.ll".' l l. Ill: .\ \'. ; i, "3 I
l\I‘l‘ t‘tlt will‘ lri Lnnn \\ in» li Lu» I ‘HA ll ll
you. 'll.-‘ lil \ML l" 3' :i i. ii“. ill“
inti' Pr. «.1 i.: .;L‘ it; :; ;. . l :3.
and \\ll‘ liI'\rl lw; . 1. . - .. . ‘. .t
\‘niili lulu. l.-~; ‘. .l . i ll tn 1
mill Low ».- ..l .m ' r i?..:l
Linn-.1 tli-~ lulu ..3 l: t . :. ' .:
“'ltlt‘l “mini; v' . -- I i‘ r‘,
._._.-v.o. rrrrr ——
l-‘OUR NEWSBOYS.
'l‘ln- ‘n‘llmvin: story of {our boys. which
tlnx All l‘lll itii l l'uruh'hlh'uu prints.
“Ullll n \\ ll‘lll‘ lilirur) (if lnmlul for llw mlili
lb
tutu-n nl _\. itli “ 'l'lmmv l'vnii' lmy.‘ Michal
n fvw _v« ;.i\ n n P‘K‘lllll.: llt‘\\.~l\l\]it‘¥\. l‘livj
111ml“ ll‘ll m l|l‘ :\[Il(‘:‘-‘ lltu tint morning tlivy
wont to work. :iznl fur twn wiutvrs tlix-ri'ttflvr
tlioy wont. l-lll'v‘vlnulv‘tl. tlirnugli lllt‘ snow
iinl nl'wt in tho {r-vzing dawn. on lllt‘ll'
Illlll'lllllt“ rminiln. li‘rmn tun \‘vry lint tbt‘y
MH‘ml a curtain iwrvcnuigi‘ of lllt‘l!‘ om‘liiugn.
“inn-b Hwy \vimily invvntn-d in Atlanta I‘l‘l\l
«tutu. 'l‘liu lilil-Nt of tlii-iu is now oigbtuvn
ywnrs (If ligu. l\'|:l tlzo yaungust twelvo.
'l'livy liziw wmmrli-il nu inmliil father and
llll‘ll‘ iinitlirr ull llll‘ llllH‘. and now have
property worth v:'-:i~i;liri\bly UVl‘X‘ iiTiJMN).
linuww from Wlllt‘ll tlio mm is $31) :1 month
iiml $2th stuck in n building nml lonii mm».
i'iiuiun. 'l‘liny ll:\\t‘ mlucntml tlivinsi hm;
tliv mmumlnlv. rvuriining from fit‘llflUl llllh‘
your in lIl'4lt'l' that tlivy might work the
lumb-r unil lvn l l l\ limnc for thuir parents
tlmt is to llllV’t' u front parlor mnl I\ buy win-
dow in it. 'l'li' w liltln frllnns lnivn
f‘~\i‘l".v‘l‘.-~. ii-v'.\'~;liuy<. (-l‘l'lui‘l buys rind nmir -!lA
ticm ubnut the (Cindi/”Hull l’fll|'l‘. and our
of than) til now mmmnut iimiliiig t‘li'l'li.
'l‘lin-ii‘ Ill-t savings from their sulns iiinl hill“-
rim. cvvliisivn of their routs. bits been «~20 u
\vm-k furtliis your; Noxt your tliuy t‘llll ilc
bottnr. and by tho tiuiu tlm ullli‘st (if ”It
brothers ll! of ngv \li--y ought to have u cum.
fortublc little fortune.
“+7
BRASS-NAIL JEWELRY-
bum)
West African explorers give some curious
reports of tlic dccnmtivc fashions among the
nuiLives of tlio "Dru-l; Continent." One of
them records the following sample of the
uuivenml female passion for ornmiiout. as
displayed at Gundiko in the province of
Nigritin—«n country where Attloboro' jew-
elry ought to command a high price.
The soft. sex here bad a. species of omit-
moutntion which was quite novel to me. and
not at all captivating ; though perhaps.
amongst. nien of artistic taste in their coun-
try, it might be stylol “delectable." if there
were such a word in tho Gundiko language.
It consisted of a brass nail in the nose!
At about a quarter of an inch above the
edge of the nostril. outside, the bright briiss
bend glisteued on the black skin. Its stem
perforated the outer gristle of the nostril to
the inside. and was then brought out with a
ourva towards the cur.
The beads of the mills were flutter than
our trunk brass nails; the stems longer.
vquaror and more obtuse. They were evi-
dently of native fabrication.
As soon as we had oomplctod dealings
with a lady for a pair or these articles.
which she exchanged with us for 3 small
looking-glass, there wu c regular dissolution
of purtnorship between muiiy noses and
brass nails. The mirrors were a decided
novelty to them. They bud never scan
their black tacos in a. looking-glam before.—
Narratitw of flu: Niger Ezploratc'on.
-~ 9.9 .....__
BYEBROWS OP BEAUTIBS.
Though it is indispensable to bauuty to
luv: the evebrows of a dark color, say the
Hairdresser. and also a protection to the
tight. M they are the natural shade of the
eye, yet when they become larger and slaug-
gy. it gives a look of vulgarity, and lac mark
of old age. We must. request you to attend
to this. rad if the hair grows too long and
thick to keep it down with the scissors. I!
this be not sufllaicut some of the longest
hair- my be removed with the tweezers
The name may be trlod cud no much baths:
3nd «for than any (legit-tau to diminish
the extent of the eyebrows and prevent
them from spreading. We luvs a. very dif-
ferent taste in this rupoot from the coolant.
Romans. who Mara! it indtaponublo in
I. bounty to hove bar bycbrcwl moot, what
in in Scothud culled “loom brewed,” from
I notion that rpm when eyebrow: an
toftmnedln. oruhould In. lucky.
Instead. therefore. of pointing this space
between the cycling“ to W Mr we
consider“; manhood-om. to lave :11 the
lab: removed and the well sup-n
loud. The Damn button. it m In con-
fused. termed a mm to prom:
MW of mm from falling
into the m - and this. build:- imu
on, What 3 Caught
Will you heed the warning? The sig-
nal perhaps of the sure approach of that
more terrible discuss. Consumption. Ask
yourselves if you can afford. for the sake
of saving 50 «an, to run the risk and
do nothln lorit. We know from ex-
patience t at. Sliiloli‘s Cure will cure
1dr cough. It never fails. This ex-
pltlns wh more than a million bottles
ware sol the past year. It relieves
Group, and Whooping Cough. tit: once.
Mothers. do not be without it! For Lame
Back. Side or Client. use Shiloh‘s Porous
Plaster. Sold at Hoyt‘s Pharmacy.
@0357.
-—»~~ -«9~—~———
Warning.
When in need of a safe. aurv and ru-
liablu physir. tuku Mursv‘a Liver l‘illei.
They rl-gulutv the livur and bowels. giv—
ing tune and vigur to the unfovblrd hys
tom. and assists llflllll‘t‘ tn m‘orounw dis-
i‘asc. Sold by l’laistml.
0.. ‘
Jun. II. ll‘rusl. «Iruggtntp, \Vurm-s.
lrr. Mun.
“'lwii ordering King‘s Juniper 'l‘al'
(‘ough Bulaam. \vriti-s. I m-vvi' wild a
remedy for coughs the iii-w uf which is
"landed with such lmivflcial results.
Sold by (390. ll. Plaiutai.
. fl. . .
I’I‘oo ul'G‘hargo.
txninlis.
llw hta‘m ul .\' \\
.\ll ‘H‘I‘fitlH-‘i uiitl'i-riiig from
t‘ulxls. Asthma. linint‘liitis. annt \Xiii‘e .n‘i iu‘
Ul' an) titfw-vliwn of tho 'l‘lmuit and Lungs 3
Mn n-quvnll-il In call til l‘lnixtnl‘n lung 3
\\i||iilt‘|‘flll Ith‘l‘llli aunt abuw \vlmi ll “flux 3
Lu «lwlliir V-wv lintllt‘ \\ ill «tn. (kill Nirly.
7* o.o
Ihwklou‘u \Iulmi mm».
llw‘ lwnl Slaw in ilm \\\\ll~l lul‘
limb-m. lliiiiu. l’lvx l‘x. Silt
"\ \it Knit \. Ti Hi‘l. tin-I‘ll» \l littllii‘ . .
. llllilqux, \‘iitlm. and all Skill l;tlll~ .'
.. 4:“. .i‘; \i p. v«:ts\v‘\ \‘mwx l‘:lw\. ll i~
. :wm la tn‘lq‘i‘i‘? nhltml‘wtai ii
at «i h \ n .u. A» J. l‘iwv .‘x ;~. n‘.‘ gut
in '\ l0: mix at l‘lux .t; it“! iltul: sti w.
11;!” “\“l
\‘tu‘t
hi i. guw
.‘Q
\ ‘tm‘umn “t‘It‘htlivln.
liihl Kins!» .lnmpvl 'l‘nt i uuxgzi lib-mm.
u ttw Hlil‘ lit!‘1lli‘lllt“l\iillllul..gl\i‘~lltvlv
\‘viml s?iti~l.u'lanti, SUM ii) l‘lziiulnl.
QC.
VII‘. \\ "Hum ('Iiti‘m‘vl
\\'i‘.h ~ {but lizia__‘~ .‘llllll‘t‘l'1‘dfliwll‘lflt ‘
llll‘ul'l \ mm! l.i~‘ \\ i..~ « t .. \i‘il' t‘i‘llgll l
wt: lll‘gill‘. all: 1‘ M x; ml l-ll\~lt‘lltll‘. .mul
mum I‘lllt‘t rvnzmln~ lull lllllx-l S M
L) l‘lnmlwl.
ltl'SINl-'.\‘.~‘(';\Hi..~.
Richard Walton,
TLILLLL Li" the Voice aid PILLL.‘
l‘ “ l'l“\ ".‘J lili‘llll \( ll
in. .Vill‘Wulli, (‘1. 2‘ “'th Awniiv.
«H ‘t'
4).
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l-liNl‘ilt \l.
a & Real Estate ALeL.
i V in
ill la
Ilumn .‘m. :3. liallf‘ilt' lltiililinr. .
NHIIWALK. wixx
Mt )N l“.\' 'I‘() IA ).;\‘.\‘.
in
J. “R. RAYMOND.
Blillllfll‘ llllll lillllll‘flllfll‘.
\‘Vork dolu‘ In“ the l‘xiy or (rou-
tract
Slinpfnut of Franklin St. I‘U‘l t‘llll'Iule
tn HIH‘M‘I‘\. l'. U. linx MT. «ti-iif
FRAN K T- HY ATT
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I )lu.\ I IS I .
\Il banrln-u ivf [Minn-try pvrfurnn‘d :it i.-:;- in.
1|l‘lt'1'l’ttt“ and the lu-~l n.’ ni:i:cri:il~' llru‘tl Al}
‘ WORK WARRANTE‘Q.
tmlw- null n‘udvnrn. “'out nvmmr. .
Mvtlimlisl l'ui‘uimgv. 5i rwuk.
EVENtNCS.
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OPEN
JOHN H. SMITH
FLORIST
MAIN 5TB MET.
SOUTH NOI-JWALK.
MULLINGS BROS.
Carriage Makars,
Any style of Light or llczivy \Vork built
Murder.
All Kinds of Rt'pm'ring [‘rmuptly Attend-
ml h).
C A. XL'LLINGS. J. L. MULLINGS
No. 8 Mar-hall at.
CALEB WOOD
House, Sign
& Ornamental
Painter,
Paper Hanger, Glaism', G ratner
Etc.
DAVID svnw.
Undertaker,
Main St.. up stairs. Clark & Lane‘s Block
' RESIDENCE: 46 wss'r 31‘. m
”‘1 have u Pnocnss F03 Eunuuuixa
far superior to the ice box now in use.
ml attended with no more expense.
Jacob M. bay to in
Fire. um and London:
Insurance Algt.
NWARY mama.
man-ta and no... mm...
. . , ‘ Haul hlali.
Nam Mull got a Trial linttlvuf llr. lung. si L
Now lllht‘il\'t‘l“\‘ fur t‘unsuinpliun. fi‘n‘ M . i
due/EH. “bu-h “ill vuuvum- than of its ‘
lllwmu. ‘ ‘
Ann YOU
Insured ltainit Loss by: Fire?
\V. S. IIANFORD.
Residence and Ollce No. 40 Main st,
SUL'Tll NURWALK. (‘UNN .
ls Agent for the following i-troiig and rumbli-
complinli-S. \iz: — A rpc'l‘.
(‘Milint-ntsl lllflnrllllfl‘ (‘0. o! N Y “Ill! 3133'"
Herman .‘mt‘rit‘nli “ “ .‘l l‘
‘30:)
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Nlugar Fm: “ " 1.2. ’~. .
[IL-“HA cpt'u. or N. Amoncu. l‘lizlu . s.~1~..~ut’
Ami-mum Flrt‘ ln- ('u. Louisa
(‘numit-rrieill'IimtiArfiurniiv‘ct 0 London hunt..-
F‘in- lhv-umnu- A fl-tN‘lullUll " ISN‘JJH
Firrman‘n Fund luv (‘u . (‘mifnruzu 1533“!“
Mrridt‘n Ftrv lllii t‘n.. (‘nmu-rlu‘ul ‘23).
All lumb- nf iii-uranv pmprrtv hikvi: ll! 'mnv-t
rulvsmnel but Mtvmnm :iiumin-ml.
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Locks and Knobs,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
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Agent for the
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New Goods
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limvp a; sine :1 line of
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Dvmmwd Chamber Seats
beautiful and clamp. Iron
(“and Palm fur 51.25 In: plum.
llt'y from Fr mm- pvt-l i. Mm Lin-
mwi mi. '10 t'UNbl'MEBS 03' Elm, .
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uniform flame. .
TIN-SHOP.
Fin-t this: tin roofing. Jobber-s in sheet
copper and lllfld. We :n- ant-nu for I new
jack. humid lu draw Anrucw and we can pm! ‘
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