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Am! r» ' -' :11? Simon
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in. l ‘rc wEJ' - :h hum.
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bitlrlfll THE ELMS.
ugly. She was
uni 1.3.2 a lilllo
.v l."l-.l «,rvnt brown,
. mm. and lowly
:r \\..~ straight in
:u\\' {.-l't‘i.t‘:\xl that did
u n.‘ no!
09‘: Yr ‘l :n'n \v \Y“ t r .2 li‘ ti .. t-i- it. Still.
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” curc of the
tlix- ninrkrh
Hillbiliifl itch
.ll‘ wounblu ill-v.»
a: of :\ vluld about
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t‘ it i"l~i:1“. wit . ti.”
su id
_ . n
it!‘ luxudvrm
n ml ll‘lgt'lllt‘l' ill
l “lirn‘n \\.ill llli-
.\l'.\ 011.113. the tt.:\'.h‘:l, \Tllll
. . :;, 1‘ only liliit‘l‘.‘h‘0\i.
a, lid :lm :1..1:.ix~nl.\dy with n
3.19} .izd tim zinc arts; but
i 1‘ .‘:.‘f‘ limiters urc will
Sn is
M. t‘id llh‘llt‘lt‘l‘ 0:
uh.“ About bin din-
ixill.n~,: lll gold. in
.9. : “2:3. continuolrvluyi
xii.» nil .lzcd rich.
ltn t) \‘lilt‘h‘d
:lf our
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fl is
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l. ‘.\' ~
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lid bus
wt ftllcw Lung,
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I‘l.‘~‘.
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1: \ 0! ha out}, ho is
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- 2“." on him?“
It iv stttnpt‘d
\\,:.; one {Cot
x . :;»~ want». me."
: a‘vr". ln‘ phllwt‘t‘, I
' H \x‘lllV old
In: you.
Lu lliluilX‘L‘b you
into
ti rs
.1... .. E 1.4." :lm sail. “ Don‘t
:1 :» I-trugon of yours
. ..1 .
:z‘ 13‘, Jennie Roth blOOd
'3; pair fill into it.
zucrrzly. Bonnier:
' .cy grew up
Boniface. They
.m- f-rgt‘lllv‘l'. '1.
. alw- almuld g“
v. . ,7 . ~» um.
l ,.:'.‘.~:ci‘
' \' u.i~ only out of polite;
- her hzs urn: or
ill or forth.
we she was
~cl..n to ban
..l to county»
.A; nip] 1‘! ENE!
but finally nL'
. She had mi
.«i 11m .iocturwus-how gem‘u
.. :1..- ‘t.i.i not thought his dark
pimanla'. or {but be intcvcatod be: so
fiynkr..-,_...:
1
.
1
i”
FT‘E'I‘
“Lon Lcr uncle lull 3
~:, AM hi)» sat in 1..-
1162‘s. and bcguiln.
. no of Jutn lugt-lou‘i
~ lock dropped into her hip; brx
. . f: the mot love story of th.»
L r c-..‘ in 3.3m! Ho. and hlltldeuiy sbr
.. . m) :l..t: hbu Lml ltlnI her heart. It
lulu la t cowl t‘ngAhl or quiet friendship tbal
at: hit for llsnguuiu llonifuco. but pure
AL}. firtl‘Llcxl low, the love a woman only
fr: :1 .t‘. r 1L: ulna uhcau Wifd also Would will
tngly be.
is all“ z-zvulizxxl this the poor girl clmpmi
be: Lucia: " Uh. uhnuic. shame." uh-
\. 3.3.1“. i. " to love one who cares nothing
f-r
.40 .‘
tux What shall I dc«what chill I
:on up". too strong to be con-
bnsa mic softly and left the room:
and l Asmng clown tho staircase, opened a
door :L-nt led into the gnrdcu, and out down
“Qt-if? a great elm trcc. The «:01 air revived
rm; rah!) grew calm and sat looking up ct
the moon gliding through the deep night
‘ . slay. A shower of ailvcr filtered itself
though the dark foliago.
Sm clasped be: hands together behind
in: band. and thc lacriu clean: of he: morn-
ing robc fcll back from her whitc Arms, And
the mellow li;bt made her and two very
'uir. .tbougb she till not gucsv it.
Suddculy she started in terror. A voioc
had uttered bcr some : “ Min Joanie l"
“ Who is that 1'" she Asked, Melly.
“ Don‘t be skinned. It In wrong of no
1 It: speak to suddenly.“ said Dr. Boniface,
ironing from tho shadow. “I an no glut
you have come down to bralho tho (nah
vault. Mcy I sit here beside you ?“
Sbesxnilcd. uvlbetookhisnatupouthe
grain.
“Itboughtlmthecnlyoue Ink. is
thchumo,"sbcnid.
“Yonuoycuwm mhhkon. It“ In
the garden brooding over my my. I
Gn‘tfimim lanolin“; Ibsvonverylochl
mnmudlluvebeen darted-MOI“
“evening:
"hand: Ididnotknowit'nid In
in
“Oh. that! win plentyof people w,”
nide.Boaimc.“butMtbcoo-Imt
d. Iwfitdwmhtmfidw
use. I think at. can. my caddy 5
lion"
"0h.nc.Iun sun the doc: not," an.
meaia, {4W My mot-ho
mamwmmmhmm
’yiflivb'hty. “9: the century. Iii
mwwhm'
_l when l llll‘fit‘f‘ tmnlfltt » mist-1 no
xlwucv: r ~ln- in ouy—wnulil just let mo
full in low with in r 1'“
“ Ob. cruel. ('n‘ll pain 2“ thought Jennie.
" God help run to hour it I" But though
her vrry lips grcw while, she answered. with
I bmvc unite :
“I did not know man were so modest,
D: Boniface ; or are you a ram (win P“
“I In: very much ufmid. A coward in
Very truth." will the doctor. “ “'ill you not
help rue—give me a little hope? Tell me
what she thinks of me. How can I believe
myself agreeable to one who has of late
scanned to shun my society P Will you not
meet me bcrc tmmorrow evening and tell
me what I bavc to expect ?"
“ How can Fntc “all this of me "" sbc inly
moaned.
Then she thanked Heaven that he did not
Inspect her feelings.
“ Yes.“ she nlumst vo‘olvod. “ycs, yes, I
will. and I know you net-ll not fear.“
“ Angel 2" he cried. and caught her band ;
but she snatched it from him and hurried
into the house, painfully conscious of but
lameness, n the knew that be looked utter
bar.
As she watchcd with hrr uncle that night.
the lid! tears uculdcd her chwki continually.
but her morning sloop gave idl‘I‘ strength.
She umse sad. but ntmngly determined to do
her duty and make no sign.
" Grace.“ shc said to her friend. ks thvy
walked in the locust grove togctbcr, “ do
.lvt know I fancy that (‘upid has found you
vii: in this sleepy country plucc."
«i li‘t‘ alirug-n'cd ln-r uh ‘uldvrs. draped in
ixiznpai'vut blue lllllnllll. and unawcrcd,
unruly:
“ l‘urllnt‘n you are right. Jennio; if by
(but you mean that l bum found what for.
:uu-ttrllem cull u futuw t tut ill-l. llut liow
lid _\'Ull guru: j'"
“ Ull. ll lllllt‘ bird whispered it.“ said Jun-
‘llt‘ ; “and you love him. \lcur 2'“
“1 menu to ucovpt him.“ said Grace.
“ I cannot expect you to my mow.“ said
h-uliic. sadly. “ I hope you will be happy,
ind umko him so "
“ limvcus 2 how sulcniu 3“ criml Grace.
"I‘ll make the tea and luck my prvttirst!
l‘but‘s tho gwut point. you know. that but."
“ All, yes.“ thought Jcnnic. an ulm tunicd
“my. " llml I beru prvtty all might have
Wu dlfl'cl’vut.“
She dreaded thc evening. yet hcpml fur it.
I‘o be aloha with him was happiness. Sh.
would meet him under the elm true; she
would toll bin: that Grace luvtxl him. and
aluilv cu alto spoke , she would try to rejoice
in his gluincxs.
Kluc o‘clock. Thu nigh: wmi not so film
as tho further onc; wutlry clouda lull tho
moon. uni most of (be boulders hm! grub".
cd about the shaded lunp in tho pi: l~ r, but
Jennic stood unllcr tho elm trcc. Sin: lmvtrd
lump com-- willy along tlw gmnl walk.
and fclt flu? l: . :mnn lionifucc was bruitlu
bvr. but alu- din-xi not look up.
Ila gave her his hand. and neither spoke
a. word for some tintc. The clouds grow
darker and the shallow dccpcnvd. Shn felt
that ho must question bcfnra palm could ro-
ply, null waitml. Suddenly thcrc cutnc I
sound of voices from behind the thick-sot
hedge beyond the chum—0H Mr. Archibald
spouting in tho dccp. bumb voice of strung
old age :
“ My dear, Sall‘tt‘ nmdc luc exceedingly
happy. I trust 1 hlldll always nmlac you 80.
Give me your ling: r. \lr‘dl‘l‘M. 'l'hcrc, lbut‘n
our Eligugclllt'lll i'.v._; 7 u cln~1vr dmtuoud of
the tint w..ter. It nmy be u ltttlc large,
en 2' No. I‘m gutal of flux. Now when
shall we l-t “tumult"
“ This ntlfuum. if you like, dear Mr.
Archibuli," rot-Ll Umcc‘a voice. “ How
these disuzmud-s shine in tho dark. I should
prize the ring greatly if it Wow pluiu gold,
of coursc. but I like zinc jewels. qur me,
how fond you Arc of kissing one."
Loud unlock: followed. Thcu Mr, Archi-
bald was heard to observe :
“ Tberc‘ll be a lot 0! ill-natured talk about
Juuum-y and May. I suppime."
“ Oh, I‘m no chicken," replied Grace cun-
didly. “ I look young, but I‘m 61wa-
twenty."
" And I‘m nearly seventy.“ mid Mr.
Archibald, deducting a few years from the
rcnivutlous truth. “But better be an old
l‘lll‘n‘ darling than a young man‘s sluvc.
.‘ll give you a diamond necklaces and car-
‘Engs. combs. bum lx-tn, and n looket with
my pct-trait set around witll diulnonds, the
my we are married. my dear. And now
l-t‘a go in; this isn‘t good for my rheuma-
..m. I don‘t want to be takcu down like
ctr landlord. The country in a damp place.
‘. default if."
" So do I,“ said Grace. " Conic, lot In
to in ;“ and tho congenial couple departed.
ind tbc house—door was heard to slam.
“ It was Grace 1“ gasped Jennie.
“ Yea Mr. Archibald‘i intentions In“
men vary plain to me of late,“ acid the doc.
WW.
“But bow? What? Did 1 not under
«tend you last night? You Mimi me if—
u_“
“ If the woman I loved loved Inc," re.
pliod Benjamin Boniface.
“ And I ukod her. I thought she knew
who: I meant. I thought the confessed he:
liking for you. I under-Inna it now. She
want this. Doctor Bonlfme, you suffer.
l'cumtrylngto bide it from me. but I
know. If vou loved her Intercity. you
want love be? still. Love does not go so
quickly."
" Did you think I meant to “k you if she
loved mo. Jazmin 1‘" said Dr. Bouiftco, stoop
in; over her.
" You." said Jenulc.
The wind arose. The clouds swept from
the fece of the moon Ind drifted eutwurd.
The sky was elm. Encb aw the other.
fccc in the white light.
"Jennie." mid Beujunin Bouifece, “in-
deed. I Met, if nothing in your heart told
you I meant you—if you were willing I
would love moth» woman."
A: the sky was clearing—tho dub cloud.
driven from it tint bid the lightv-ao Jen-
nle‘s life learned to elm: Mid bu‘gbtcn. It
wuhabc loved. She felt us though Ibe
chock! hint. but so happy—oh, to hoppyl
ml strong can «opt Around her waist. Be
bet he: to him. Be kind but.
" How was it that you did not know, Jeo-
nic l" he ukhi.
“Howconldlthiukyon would choose I
homely. hm. littl- tblug like me ?" Ibo .id,
“ cod GM so lovely.”
“Not tom"heuuwcred. "Andufu
lbtdlulitflcdip, liketboanttcrof I hurt
hid. it unki- you W."
Ob, low’sglsmnt “they at tide b:
ids in tho moonlight—4 poor young doctor.
with a Wanted fun. Ind clenching
should-u, and this plain, good littleJonnic;
Ind cub thought the highest prise on est-lb
hid hon dun that day. And. indeed, in
than I. m one tho elm winning of the
Maw lid-“cot lament—Hay
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SOUTH N ORIVALK, CON N ., TdURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1883.
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WHOLE NO. 667. 7
THE FIRST AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE-
Fany-uluv Yrvf‘n "Id. mul Still In line DI
the- flultlumro null (llliu Rand.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway Com-
pany sent to the Chicago Railway Ex-
position. among othcr articles of their
exhibit, the first locomollvc engine built for
their road which provml successful. Tbil
locomotive is the cclchmtcd “ Arabian,“ No.
l. which, lilw ull prominent (Allyson in Bul-
tituorc, has A family history. It is not, as
in generally suppnuml. either the first engine
bu if by the cmnpully u.‘ the first angina tlutt
pullml a train on u curved mad. but it was
llw fimt sin-t-cssful Aumricun locomotive.
it um; built at tho company‘s shops under
the supurvisinn of it. tlt‘filgllt'l‘. It went into
wrvice Juno. lull. It has beon carefully
titkcu cum of and rv-putrril. and with very
littlc dilluronco is prww .y the untuo engine
llult if was fortyminc yuura ago. Ills claim-
ml to be the Ullt'\l offal-live locomotive
engine in tho l’nitml Status. and perhaps in
:hc world. It is u gout-ed engine, having it
vertical cyliudu‘. with walking beam. It
llllfi four driving wheels. ouch thirty-nix
iut'ln-a in tllnui-‘tn-t‘. or “curly ono‘lmlf tllo
~L.:.- of tho drivm“ owl on modern pituscu.
'l'llv‘ wright of the Arabian
~ thlrtccu tons. about one third tlmf of the
mode-m lovmnoLvn. lira truclivupmvcr in
illitltlpouudu. ll mod to lltn'c fnus con.
m ctmi with the cxhuust. but those bccunic
bx‘nltcn, and no ultcnipt has been [Made to
rcdluh‘ them. With thin uccptiou it is the
same ougiucuu when first made. It ii in
.u-tivc acrvico at tho Mount (‘lzu'e yards. and
works as wall now u»; \vhru lint! put on the
mud. It \vuv for funny ycum a passenger
vugiuc. drawing trains on both the \thalb-
lngtou brunch and the main stem.
Au fur us could bu lrfll‘lmd it bud never
met with an accident. tn-vnr jumped a mil.
or run utl' the (nu-k. with one exccptiou.
'l‘lmt exception was it uolabla mm. “More
it \vm liniabml Mr. Davis pmnliuol the
workmen cugagcd in tho shops, some 300.
to talks tlu-ui and tbcir funnlica on tho truiu
drawn by tho Ambiuu as far as it wont, than
to go to Washington and hunt dinner at
llmwn‘u \umv tho .\lctmpt\lituu) “0le
The \\'it.\'hin.;tuu branch wlu tlwn opcuml
nearly to lllnduusbnrg. 'l‘lm trip was ull‘ldt‘.
Willlwl llull' lining tliu puginccr. Juxl \t‘vst
of quvup‘zi cut. tlurtm-n and a half utilna
this nulcuf llaltiinuiw. tllu Arubiuu mu off
Ibo truck. .\lr. lttvu was sitting with Mr.
fluff vlicn thu ucculnnt occurrwl. 'l‘lic cu.
“in“ rolled on i“ uidc. Ncitlnir llu‘f um
.uiyl-mly clsu III the train \viu hurt. rvrn in
lllt‘lvzthf, but .\'“ IlllYlS. llu wuu lulled.
'l‘hcrc mmnml tn u apociul fun in tlw nutt-
ter. Nobody could over tcll uliv 11w ArubL
an run all [hit truck. 'l‘licrc wm nu m‘ulvnuu
ovcr ullmvn. nltlmugh llln (“lll‘h‘ invmtlgn-
lliIlt uuxnxmlc. tlutt uny cunsn minted to
throw it till. An llll‘ Bullock prom. which,
tbcllrsl tnnu It wuv put to Work. caught
itsinvcniur uml printrd him into its final
iuiprcxx‘luu. no the Arabian on its first trip
killml in. designer and nutkvr. An imagina-
tlvcuum. giflml with u littlc superstition.
might think that ltnmcr liml hccn intbucd
with intrlllgcncu that rvmutcd its cmtiou
thus flcrccly on its cmvlor.—.\'atlluml Ra.
pubh‘mn.
cor th‘Ollhllth'S.
...-.
SIGHTS UNDER WATER.
Vurlml iiuwrlcnvvl of n "Ivor-
! slatll tmver forget my first impression
lll-‘r I in! put on tha suit and uhtrtml down.
Ac you \l»'~.‘ninl all is durkucns; you act
illmillllv l_\‘ nothing. 'I‘lm unusulinn is of a
bunting. rmlrinc, rumbling Hound, which
riltllcu llll'«vll.{ll your NIH! and nmkca your
L-miu \Yltlil It in cuuscd by tho nir outcr-
ing tho helmet. or shell. 5“ it in cullcd. from
the pumps. Thu fluxiblc air-hose has lobe
51mm; cimugb to bear a pressure of twenty-
live or fifty pounds to tho square inch.
l‘hc \ll‘lllll of tho our yialllu to the strong ex-
tcruul prcsanrc. thn lll'lillll opens involun-
tarily. tlm air runlics in tha tube and strikes
'Lc tll'u'll, which snaps back to its normal
state with a sharp pistol amok. Reaching
the button 11 world of splcnicr is Oponcd up
which the diver, clad in his ctosmtlttiug
rubber suit. peeringout of his dcud cyan.
vicws with wonder mnl intnuis‘hlucnt. Huge
fish and briny moustnri lluut about. glxtuciug
aakuuce at this luUVlllg invzulcr of thuir do.
mains. Tiny fish orowdup uni nibble uf
the lingers and toes of the diver. and other
more tiuiid ocean inhabitants shout off out
of sight. Some times the water is light
blue. then again it cbungca to u bottle-groan.
If the Hat) is moving all ubiocm sectn dis-
torted. l’crhupa the mu ahinca upon the
water. and ull above is u pnrc golden oun-
cpy, while around and close at baud are
tint: and shimmering bum. including all
colors. which are clcguut beyond description.
Thu floor of the sow I'lu‘dzl und falls like a
golden carpet, inclining gently to the surface.
The wreck of a ship cactus studded with
ematultlu glittcriug in liuca of gold; piles of
brick appcur M cryaluli. a lutldcr becomes
silver, every ulnuluv. giving the impression of
a buttoullouu tlcplll. Shells of ovary descrip-
tion lay acuttnrutl about. and huge cuttlo.
flab lay fast asleep in tho occuu bed. while
ovary vuricty of tuiucval substance lay no“.
lewd about. \villinomutituca bore and there
c grinning skeleton whom bones are strewn
half covered with mud or softwood. The
cave of Aladdin in tho “ Arabian Nights" is
no gmuticr than the bottom of the ocenn of!
some of tlnI South American coasts.
”w M,
A PRISONER'S TRICK-
A short time :30 I young mun med Ed-
ward Holman m med in the Criminal
Court and sentenced to three years in the"
Penitentiu'y. Since canton“ was. passed
upon him be has been living remarkably
high for u jail-bird Ind my prisoner: en.
vicd hint the nice largo buttons which every
day were brought to him by his beloved wifc.
Several bananas came every day and his wife
said that the poor dau- wu passionately
fond of the luscious fruit. The hummus
were very long olwcyu Ind Holmnn Alwyn
rctiredto bleoellto enjoy bio fruit. Thin
bod bcen going on for levcml days Lu!
Saturday . little boy uuod n the jailor‘c of-
fice with several banana for Holman Mr.
Sicgmuud ukod the boy to let him see tbt
banana. as they seemed to be aux-charged
with c juicc which dripped from the numb
and to the floor. The boy bonded the fruit
to the jailer. who drow from a bona- two
small also without letting the boy lee them.
The little fellow In: instructed by the juilou
to go back to Mrs. Holman and tell her tho!
Ed. wanted come more of the battens of
the some kind immediately. The boy do.
parted and Julio: Siegmund waited in flu
jail until u bu hour Suture-w night. but
Mrs. Holman did not show up until after he
mu gone. This was about 10.30 o'clock.
I 86 lacuna: wont through All right.
At 5 n‘nlook Sunday morning Jcilor Slag-
mund went to Bolton's cell and wnkcd him
up Ectoldfichnu that tho Bttlc pm
ORIGIN OF I! THANATOPSIS.”
“Rbyuu of boys are but longs of the
mocking bird." says Mr. George W. Out-tie,
referring to the fact that poetry written by
the young is usually imitative. Yet the imi-
tative intellect of a boy of seventeen pro-
duced a poem whose genuine originality
made an epoch in American literature. We
refer to Bryant's “ 'I‘bcuutopsis," which the
poet Stoddard culls “ the greatest poem ever
written by so young a man.” The story of
the origin of the poem, as told by Mr. Goad-
win in his biography of the poet, shown the
boy. nll‘cudy the author of many verses,
walking in the woods one autumn day. He
and been reading Blujr‘a poem of “ The
iiruvo,“ and Kirke White‘l “ Melodie! of
Death."
The gray sky. the brown earth bear“
with acre and witbcrcd leaves. the hollow-
nnuudiug ground. the loueliucsu of the forest.
and the prostrate, mouldcriug truce suggest
ed the thoughts that the vast solitudol won
filled with the and tokens of decay.
What. indeed. lie asked himself. an tln
:bougbt expanded in his mind, is tho whole
anrtb buta grout sopuicbrc of once living
things; and its skies and atom but the wit-
nesses and decorations of a tomb l’
110 burricd homo and endeavored to paint
his thought to the eye. and render it in
music to tho car. When be flnixhotl lilo
tusk. ho coined for it c name from the
Greek. “ ’l‘hnuatopsis." or it view of death.
Usually he took his poems to his futbcl'
fur criticism. or read them aloud to bid
bmthora. llut be bid “ 'l‘liuuatopsis " away
It a pigeouJicla of his father‘s dock, on
which it bad bccu written.
Sonic months later. the futbcr, while his
can win tbuenl from home. discovered
“ ’l‘lianutapaiu " and a few other pecan. IR
was no much delighted with them tbnt bc
carried them to Boston to subject them to
the culmination of bin friend Phillipa, thou
enchant in editing The Norm American It‘s
view.
As “ Thunatopsia.“ in the first draft, wu
full of cnuum and intorlineatioun. Dr. Bry-
uut. the poct‘tt father. had transcribed it.
but left the otbor pieces in their original
ututc. Mr. Phillipa was uotnt home when
he called. And so bc left the paokugo with
his name.
Mr. Phillip was so much pleased with the
pth‘lllfl that ha hastened to Cambridge to
hunt them to Richard II. Dana. who u a
critic was an acknowledged authority in litcr
uturc.
“ All. Phillipa.“ will Dana, with u quiet
unilc. at tho clmm of tho mulling. “ you
luv“ bocu imposed upon; no nun on this
tiilc of tho Atlantic in cupulilc of writing
Illt‘ll vol-mm.“
“1 know.“ answer-ml Phillips. with some
spirit. “the Rt‘ltllt‘lllllll who \vmtc tho but
of them. at lount. vcry well ; bu is an old uc.
quululuucu of tuiuc~l)r. llryuut~ttt this
umnmnt sitting M tho Slum lluuno in Huston
u Sunulnr fl‘mu Hampshire County.“
“ Thou.“ rcspoudud Dunn. “ I must bun
“look at him." and. putting on his clog.
cull his cloak. lic trudged ovcr to Boston.
“ Arrived at tho Suuutc.“ said Mr. Dunn, in
I cunvcrautiou uftcrwurtls, “1 caused the
doctor to be pointed out to um. I looked at
him with profound attention and interest,
And while I saw A uutu of striking pmcnco,
the stamp of genius accrued to we to be
wanting. ‘ It is a good hcnd,‘ I said to my.
self. ‘but I do not nice “ Tbuuutopuie" in
lt,‘ and went buck a little disappointed."
The poem mu: published in tho Review,
and ixunlcdiafuly excited the pmlnc of cultur-
ed readers. But it required Dr. Bryant'-
strongest nfllrumtiou to convince them that
aim son Cullen bud written. when but acveu.
loan yours of ago, the beat pomu that bud
then been published in the United Sutton.—
YunUt's Cantpamim.
— . QC.
AN INCIDENT OFTHE FLOODS.
A lunt it boguu to grow light in the direc-
tion of the Mississippi slim-o. and presently
the beams of the rising sun illumiucd the
van! waste of waters.
The scone presented to the gaze was one
of dcsolutiou indeed. In every direction
thc turbid current bounded the horizon.
For all one could see to the coutrury, the
cabin might have been flouting over the
watci-s of the (lulf of Mexico. or oven in the
very cmitcr of the Atluutio itself. Nowhere
could tho utmining cyc catch the first
glimpscof laud; even the towering bluff:
along allure wore under water.
A long distance to tho westward was 1
group of cabins flouting downward together.
locking M much ltl mythlug like a flock of
crows culling across the sky. 'I‘bcy uu.
doubtcdly had once composed a village or
town. th uildiuga of which had curled for
the Gulf wit insular unanimity. People
could be plainly soon on the roofs. On one
a number/of mules and oovn were grouped,
while from several others make was rising,
ubowingMo occupants bud rigged up
some sort of cooking arrangements.
To the outward were six or eight other
cabins, the most of which had people on top
—ull ncgmea. The nearest house Iecmcd
to have fully a dozen. A fire was burning,
and while one—u largo, fut ucgrcse, with a
rod baudkmbicf lied about her head—mu
preparing the beat broakfut the could under
the circumstances. the others were singing
and dancing M they used to on the old
plantations bcforc the war.
Thcrc were musical ”if?“ among them
which cunt: floating plowtlv across the
water, end altogether the wane was a
change one. Between Each verse, I couple
of barefooted dat‘koys, wearing immense
flapping straw bus. danced a “double
shuffle " with tremendous vigor, while the
brethren and sitters sang and swayed their
bodies by way of accompaniment, even the
cook, forgetting her ouliury duties for the
moment. joining in the charm. It seemed
as though there might be danger of the
whole of them breaking through the roof;
but itisdoubtful if even the certainty of
ouch a catastropbc would hove checked the
negro“ when once they were fairly launched
upon the flood-tide of their song. —1"rom
“ Swept away." by Edward S. Elli. in 8:
NM .
N»...—
THB DEAD LETTER OFFICE.
Notwithstanding tho mitt excrtion tho
Posfofice Department mica to find ovum
of letters and deliver letter: to then the
number of lettou which mob the Dad
latter om. now runs above 10,000 b any.
rho numb» melvcd at the department
during the put you he- been 4,000,000.
Oftbeue, 8,000,000wmuneuledf9rtt th-
oflcec to which thoywere damned. Neut-
ly 100.000 come from batch. “dressed to
persons who had failed to lav. Instruction
who" their mil fomrded. a quan- of a
million wore lent bacon-c thcy were m
otcntlypnpud. Athouundbommfluycon-
mined ”tide-1W to be
regular retail price.
can Grass Hammocks.
Comatook Brothers.
We have opened our entire line of Boy‘s and
Children‘s STRAW GOODS.
bought. by the case direct from the manufac-
turers. which enables us to sell much below the
Head-quarters for Mexi-
Oomstock Brothers.
These goods are
. Richard Walton,
RESIDENCE
28 West Avenue.
1‘. 0. BOX 173.
flN‘orvvulk, Ct.
O. E. VVILSON ,
GENERAL
Insurance & Real Estate Agent.
Room No. 3. Genetic Building,
xouwmxf oxx.
IVIONEY TO
So.
(m:
OAN.
to attract-v. P. O. Box 617.
Teacher of the Voice and Plant.
.J. R. RAYHOW ,
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Work done by the M or Gon-
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Shop foot of Franklin St. near eat-Inc
40cc:
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GOLDEN BROTHERS, Prom-lam
OFFICE IN “ SENTINEL” 3mm
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Os: Yam. . ”$2.00 1 81: Mom. “$1.5.
[Suvaut (Dorms... 5 Cum
mums s'rmc'ru Ix Anvmcn
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mmummomumnmh
mam-aim. ,
HOYT & MEEKER,
54 Main Strcef. Ely‘s Building.
Smith \‘om‘atk. (‘t .
Practical Plumbers
Sit-mu and (:u Fill-w. dvalo-rs in Plumbers upd
team Finvn‘ supplu-s. and (flu l-‘lxmn-s. .l.» .
int; promptly attvndvd In. MEI 8!.
Julius Baker.
BTAIR BUILDER,
ls Bovnm‘s Slmr. - “'A'rut S‘rtmxv.
SOUTH NUR\\'A LK. PORN.
suit and "and Rails madc to urdvr and nliiptud
In my part «1 thr country It uhun nullt‘r.
l‘. 0. Box M3. nanny.
’ 3 String all Summtr. '83
A Pl'u. Us: ur
Ehrlich. Irv-eh and «or-u than!" Sum-n
of fir I‘ll“! Flbrlu.
London. Attfilriuh and Sol-it‘ll llannirk Bum Suit»
Inm- .-\l-u a full lnu- uf bpruz: vartuatings m
llw lutrul >llatlt~~
ln lf‘flllu‘rilu." tlic infigvfll and lbw-t awurum-m
t-vvr qu‘ll ill luwn. Envy gunman :unmntwd In til
tn‘rfuvl. luld mmlu by v-mctly tint-clan uurkuwn.
B. OOHN,
5x“ “‘Ill SL. Ronni. (\um. tff‘dfl
FRANK T. HYATfi
DENTIST. i
All l‘mlli’ln\ uf hamqry 3wvfurnmi at human '
fll‘lv' prtw- :md llu‘ lwsl of lill’l:\‘l‘-.‘\§~ um: All ‘
WORK WARRANTED.
tlnlrv and nuitlvm‘v. “Wat nvcnuc. utlgnuurtg,
Mrtlmdm l‘un-unum‘. Nurwalk.
OPEN EVENI NOS.
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D E N '1‘ I S ‘1' .
TS \"mliinmun 81mm.
Conn.
tlrcltf
Sout ll Norxvnlk.
tlfllrv lluuh. frum S an in .\ pm.
80. Nfll'Wfllll Savings Bank.
51 Wash ingt on St root.
tltu'n Daily from 9 In i2 um . and from l to .‘l p m.
and nu lh‘ulurvluy l-wmngn frum t: m \1
‘2’“. tm'nml :lllum-d ntl liqm-st-
lll‘luJZY l' ELY. l‘l\‘-.;
A. 5""..\IV\.;F. "wrrl‘ri‘r ;
.lullN ll. it \A. l‘. r
Gill lv " mm Tun.
i will Pat the Highest Casi
Price For
and Metals.
Parties moving can soil the stock by
sending postal card to
w. PODMORE
., . .‘l l '1“ NHRVVALK
Jacob M. La y to n
l-‘lre. um and Accident.
Insurance Agt.
NOTA R" 1‘11 13L] C.
Realist-late and "once Agent.
STE‘NSIIIP TICKETS. FOREIGN mum.
\Vllhln Ion street. Onto-lu- P 0'
so ”I‘ll NURWALK CONN.
JOHN H. SMITH”
FLORIST
MAIN .TREE'I‘.
SOUTH NORWALK.
”“bAVlD STOW:
Rams. Bones, Bofflos Iron .
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Office 1v. 1'. N. n. a n. I. I...
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GOING WEST. GOING EAST.
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6.501 “ Arrow.
7 t.“ “‘llite Kt.
fist Arcum.
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I233 “'nub‘tun Ex.
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am an. n. n. In
9.41 -- Acct-t.
0n Sl‘unn‘u.
I: (I: p. m. Arman.
9,34! 3-. m.. Mill. Tnin.
John H. Ferris,
Whulvmlc and Rota“ Dealcr in oil kind: 0!:
cmmmfi
Brick. Lime. Cement. §
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lclt igh ,
Mountain, Franklin,
Wilkesburre Goals.
item for RUBBER Plilil‘,
Yards foot of \Vashington and Ill-
nball st roots. Branch office at Stillom’l
Drug Store. “I.
fitfrttnizc the New Freight
and Passenger Route. '
N ORWALK LINE,
Via.
q_ Wilson Point. ’
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New York ‘5
Pegasus,”
Inning Wilson Paint daily at 8 I.
, «In arrival of Dunbury train. landing at It
9 22m mm at 20:30 a.m.. and Plot 1. North Riva-.1»
H u m t . _
lit-IllrllllIC. Ivnvc Nt-vt' ank. Pier l. Ron: m.
ll? 2:30;» m . hut trad filter! at 3pm.. I"! I
\thmu l‘mnt at $243 p.m.. connect ng with
gall": lon Illinlxury and Rut-walk and N. Y. N. H.
. L l ‘
A restaurant in chum of a capable mm to
bin-n (‘filnhlislu‘d on we boat. at popular prices.
Wstu-t-ial nmngt-tm-MI fut flu-lam to Ind flu
New York. with daily di‘ln’l’fl‘. can be mean
plit‘atlnu to WI. THURS. Pat-conga Ind
Agcnt. South Nor-walk. Conn.
HOLLAND,
Manufncturer of
BUNFECTIONERY,
~AND—
Ice-Cream.
Home-Made Bakery 3 Spe-
g cialty.
A good assortment of my on m
facture Ilwuya on hand, and warranted
mates-info.
to be made of the best. _
Cake Ornamenting
Done at short notice and reason . t
prices. 4
Lackuwanna, Locust
and
Alli-Is
f .
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U n d e rta‘k er,
Mun Sh, up stairs, Clark a: Lane‘s Block
Paxntmcn: 48 WE! s7. 55:
{3'1 have a Pnocass m3 Enmmo
for superior to the ice box now in use.
and attended with no more expense.
my You
Insured Alain! Lott it Fire 9
“i. S. HANFORD,
Residence all once No.40 lull St,
SOUTH nonwux. comm.
humtfuthetolbwfng mg and tell-Ne
Conan—aw $15.... Co, of :33. with $4,397,215.51
Get-Inn . .
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[mums-mecca. of x. Ana-la. m. sigma
Mun Fire In. Go. “ twanfl
WUnlouA-oum 00.10!“ moccasin
Fire 1mm Aland-tin " 1.80.9616!
M‘s Fund Inc. 00.. Miami- mum
Hedda: Flu Inn. 00.. Connecticut film:
All kind. of flunk}: tube a low“
mad but mum gum.
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Andrew S. Waterbury,
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William Hflfidon.
W and w In
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Macedon-low ”swallows-t.
cam Goods . Speck! . ,m,mm
JACOB PAXULSKI. 3
n v added to their it an: hin- dawning do...
a: la... Hon-l meal. gonth Norvnik. .5“?
Pour Fine Bath Room... 7
W111: HOT AND Conn Wynn. ‘
Which have been fitted up wfth tho“ *I
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Spring and Summcr
Boots a Ship
0! Hum mufacune. Cans-IQ.
Custom Work
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Repair—1;; of all—I '
I’mpdymmdcdm
John Schaub.“
WWSL. - . . "
Henchman, Brhr only!
Wood Pipes.
lotto» and Sin! Ind.
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