VOL. 13. N0. 47.
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“l -‘. l \\_~‘,; {.4_ y 42' ~I.\“, Elinor. "if“
Tnv‘4,4~;r~~_\ 4: : 4'. ;rr some way I
”(Q $3» 4.}4 14- regard.‘
“\ . _. r4 4 4 : 4444: .4444 _ vou are,"
a: 'f- ii... 4; r; “ Ant l 4:44 the fici‘ty one
l.‘4 t' i‘.’ l .~‘ 1". t. it be ~4I If. "‘:'li'lr-\'~ 0'
_ » ~ " .4.- “t : al'r‘ \‘tllil, and
. - ..- : 4‘ 44 ‘ we will g“
3. .. ‘ :32. «dun-.4 ti‘wer that
. i _ 4 4 inte4 a cczyelmrra
44 the-grand hall of
. r h'tt‘f‘t uc4
“ \‘4‘u t.l} l.ke my friend." he obwn’ed.
. t!“ '4 pans-ml brf. re the door of the draw.
in; r444 in. “ l‘ 4 too, i. an 4.44rue4t atudcnl
:1 _\4 :r pct ac; 4.4-4~ “
A I :4: ltllv‘ :Lt-y w- re in the prueuce
of a ,. Liri} hardy 44 Ilia a up \\huso
form was lél‘lilt‘r’l)‘, whose (4-444-444-4- were
Magma a demi430d.
That evening, Mileg the patient, the 501»
mile, the unassuming, was quite neglected.
H4.- eat alone at the piano, playing bits of
own..- singing in in fine tenor, pensive
. when
‘\-~ .“ M as first love. and wild wltlI all regret..-
u. at III-n. Maire-m: Ire-aims hi.
pr- 41' . _\ tut l .2! II. nee bnllrant eyes blob
I44 “is “my In. r were meant-fie rather than
l» Iu‘ .i‘ l
l mu tle I444 to meet Mia. \muley of
when: l have 14 an! no much that is compli-
II. 4 : tarv he 4 I: l ac knowledcing the intro.
.lu4 ..4 -44. 3:: .1 before the admiring glancr.
of :L- -e with cloth 931., the crer. St‘lf-NllfilOe
ht Illmor dunbfil like a bathful child.
\\‘;tli that inrrodiction the heroism of
flies Eliot began. _
from the tint the girl and Anne Hagan
‘rl't‘ irreantibly attracted, each to the ntLer.
H44 was visionary ; ehe was an enthusimt.
Hera wao a spirit all Ore nod pasSon, and he
ea. pmizely the sort of brilliant, penumiie
’ can whom .uth a wOmnn Io dispowd b
I
i betrothed and his friend. feeling no jealouy,
butconocionnofa vogue dread drilling or
his woated jollity.
Bewaeoanciouetht no tone or venti-
uentethiehodever brought to tho girl‘e
tairteoeeuchauexpreesionotineflable de-
lightunow handled herrcountenance.
He was conscious that there were depthe
hthotdreeruingheort hiebcst’tenderw
gents-imbue ;thotthuewele
nightoinberenlt fancieo that on *
.ueneeofhiocouldeverm.
.Wdhbhfehdveniahedaeweetm
hingthatlefthebtnden unuttenble eun-
efdrearin.
mm he had neither cue-ed no:
eonndodthroughyeen cl devotion. An.
hour.
"Ieonldbearitbetterithew‘ueaw
“MM Illa. “But he to cup.-
meoudtdandetrfler.”
leoywefiwctby. and one I.“
lib-DietOI-edtbeplliefhe ”It
uqeeoldhouoiathoenbube.
Prone-ow wiabw the ruby viii
unheao like a diver lane em‘n‘ fie
broadcydaltbatweotvettedwirb the ho-
“manhunt. ’
Aobiabetretbedeneefrcua oouchia a
molthonouaadedveneeddowly
Steamboat-er,“ that her counte-
4 now-lunchbo-
‘fldfi.
unfit-Intu- but had
how‘s-her: ”he
E
i
l
b3enhed.drredteueieinuowr
!
lusty or grieved—ll It not so ‘3“ he querifll ;
Iindly, aflrr a few pn-lnnurury common-
placed.
, “l'cs,” she fi‘lllt"~1‘4l, with a drcp,
hittiful blit~h. ‘
"I think I bar-I auruil/c‘d ~\‘uur little U.-
.et." he pumied, with a err: Ally that ‘-
hrmrc. and ~44 r444 girl .I 4 .44 l t, and with a
“range. new “44444 II in» ration for him
that shc had “4 \‘44r f4 It lw " I under-
etmid perfectly how it is. Your hum] for
me isbune the b4», but x44444I‘4vr.“ lll\ shiady
ton4‘4I \\‘en- alubtly ~ [-4r :I‘I "hunt,
“another h“ annual your h44:-4rt In a illllr'?
u.’
‘4 “-44
.4‘44‘n
‘ out Ifit‘t'llilll‘"alli‘lllr'r \\ ll" li‘t nppv‘flll‘tl '0
your poetic fanc 4‘4 .14 l \‘U‘lil II4‘\‘4-r hope to
do Nun n4-4‘4l fear n44 repro-Ichev and no
’ opInx-Iitiun from Inc, Elinor. Without any
bitterness that might ruin your joy, I N4
L noum etlm l4ttl44, while lrmid III favor of
4Aurea £44 an
Fora moment she regarded him with v
tort of startlel gaze: lllt‘ pron \liles \vII
tnuh'igu I‘d In her night.
He had made his uncritb .4 with a lwninuih
and lurtp‘aty I4I44r44 than human-none but 4
her-44 could be cipible of a renun ‘iItiurI lill
. "it.“
. y "l 4h44;rll like an iI4t4-r\:44w
he 54.41, prewutl),
4 tiered
with lines“
whzle th‘ girl atill pun-
“ ”4‘ i4 in the library.
nlIc told him.
”44 442444 444454.41 in 4r4.4 24144.4r_4- had the" 4444.
per! of 4444 ‘4!bll\‘24lll4‘\l who has a particular
renwh fur ~~ lf~ciurgratrrlatinrn
Aral .\ii.4‘~ I:l\:llll well luv-u t‘. 4 mm lli~t
Ilturc 44f tln- man who hal b- 4-44 will 4‘44 4 4‘. to
fall l‘llnIur Slrllllt‘}'_ lul nf lil‘tl
; and noble n44tl~e 0f lint “(K 1.44
44‘ cling for you.“
tIi4‘Q
lhf
riian‘4
but In“
f Walla-l c4iir.pr4‘hen~.44u
.
4 " \‘4-II are aware that l run the gII-II‘ I‘ II
1 of Mist»; Stanley {l 44.44 t} 4- 444.4‘
not. ’
The young in In bowed 4 :4444~r 414 ‘4- r ~' »
.933.
“ ‘" 4i ii '4} 1.44 4e no 444-4 441' the mlho‘
pc-cul In 4lz~p4wil lzi‘r lat-4 I_Itl44 r' '4.I4l4~ of hir
ralalc Him I‘lilllll‘llr‘d
" \\"li_\‘ 'u \‘Illml‘ '.“ ll!“ l‘lllt r l’r‘llll’lit‘d,
quickly. and w llll p4 r4‘4 ptil-lv II‘444-:44:ri4 ss‘.
"I will expluin.“ \\‘.44 the r4pl_\‘. after a
thoughtful delay " 'l'here \\.t\ :I reauin—a
fancicd wrong to my own father.
rim in4144444-4l thc l44r44 .\lr.
lain l'.4 4'. t2414‘ mute belonged to Inc. And
tome he 4l4-I‘444‘4i it, he believmg" again
the firm tunes 4pIaI‘4-r4‘4l for :I .44-4‘44II4l—“ that
his daughter min: 1 b4- ruy wile."
“ 'l'in‘u Elinor 4‘4 :‘l4 fortune at
all?" th :34 444 l, \\;ll4 it change of
(mph-“mu that \\‘.44 .
" .‘\‘44~4Ilrrt4~'_\‘ II4-Z'4'. .\lile4 auiwcreil.
“ llut I slutll be j.i~t. and l¥‘\l l-w, 1 could
never persuadernysclf tlmt “UK property does
not belong strictly to l‘.lru4\r, and to the
children whzch may come It‘lllf‘l'.
t!-4- 414-44l.
the
p-4rhap44—
Stanley to Hill“-
l: 44‘ Im
‘ other III2~
-4!If_\'i:‘..:.
44
H44 “.44 p Il4‘ n44w‘~
there \\‘.tx mIiiIetL‘.‘ “
of lean in his line 4-.4‘4w'x
.444 :tl’“ an:
glimmer
\' :_\' aka
":4 companion rv'vw'iiml ‘llv‘l t and eager
—- ulh. much fur
.ihniu of a vallx‘ l44I 4.
“I hire \l"l"l'llli!l
“flu! lire w I
lulled upon the Ph‘lkti'l"
Lhall revert to III-- The
tutercat, with your own income. will be
quite surlicieiit for the quiet elegance of liv-
ing you advocate.“
" It will not,"
dog-44‘4“}: .\Ii4ltl4.
brfiumut aubtility,
tn 4 4.; r for l‘llruor's
l." .‘lllr‘i proueedcd,
p‘.4:I.‘.p.I"lf.sli:Iil b4:
ll"ll’\.1llltl that it
"lllr‘lly,
If She dies chil ileas.
.-\ni~44 Ruan progeited,
-n abruptly rcwrtirig to
he .I i4l4~4l : “ My bed of
frienls, l nhlll be uuepe‘a‘n‘nbly pained it
ryuu choose to ruisurnl-‘ralanl but I
must eatin- you thIt my Income I~‘ not near
IS‘ enough for my own perxnuial needs. '1.
marry upon the conditions you propon-
would be lllllxl!lt‘\\‘. Elinor is a gifted being,
‘and 1 1m too fond of her to burden her fu~
turn by any such arrar‘. gemcnt. And after
all,“ he concluded, pithutically and insolent.
l_v. “ it may be best that you renew your on-
gagement with her.“
‘ There is a moment in the life of every
man \\‘hcn be {444414 inclined to utilize the
weapons with whi:h his Creator armed him
it his birth; but Miles Eliot was superior to
any plebeian warfare.
lie mow and with aimple dignity opened
the door.
“ There is no morc to be said.” he cannot.
axed calmly; and the other. looking rather
bewilderul and decidedly disappointed. left
the library and the home.‘
Miles \\'4- .it back to the parlor, but Elinor
yam thue. He passed through into the
rumic mom that “as aepamtod from the
hbruri only by apm‘ 4..”
Tllwh‘ he lay prone at the bane of her
gnat, gildedlrr‘. rp, or atria: of which had
broken in the hand t = clutched it an she
fell. ' 4'
She had evidently heard the ignoble com
(center: of “162qu whom ehe bod believed
to raultlosg and her shocked senses had
failcl her
Mdes kL‘ew'she had not meant to listen.
she was too noble, and her faith in the good-
ncm‘ of humnniv Iii-1:4 too absolute.
Ito could fancy her comlng there with net
lllf,
upon the'harp she loved so well: he could
till-:3 her standing there startled by the in-
:avrtions revelation of the man whom her
fancy had exalted to a demi-god, and he
could comprehend how her high spirit had
sickened before that letheou swoon.
When she again unclosed her sweet eyes,
she was reclining in a great satin nest of a
chair, and Miles was bending over her.
She smiled faintly a she noted his coat.
corn. and what passionate utterances suo
ceedcd neither could ever distinctly rcmem
“.er
But presently she put one soft arm about
his neck, and somewhat humbly whispered :
“ It all eeeine like a 4144:4447 illusion. My
fancy wu fizzled, but my heart was not
unfaithful And on, Stiles. dear, believe
me, you are my real hero."
And so they were reunited. Elinor io
persuaded that ehe has wedded a hero, and
the comfort of her manly husband intranet:
hermuch more llttll the grand ecience of
which ebe we- once on devout a student-
———+>——
lltlllalualwtllued Ntn‘punr.
“Risa very bright paper." laid Era.
1030!: “May husband does not like me
round it.
dame—meson.“ “That is juat what my
husband says,“ mid In. Smith; but he
bringe home a copy every week—having
merely cut out the improper paragrapho.
Ofeouree, I buy another copy." “Then
hemight a- well have nved himaelf the
trouble deupplying a mutilated one.“
“.Indoed no; it‘everyuefol. One cannot
reedanmtirenewlpeper I lay hie copy
overnineandread through tho hols.“—
San flood-m Weep.
—-—”——4—-—-
AMM‘W
axuvatmnmm=
‘ wbodriv-out
”Wham‘hh-egwith
manure-emit" Rhode-
wwud (“Qua
flan“
'IJII‘ " best .‘It'lllihllsl it “any 2'“
"\\ big In. ’ lbarII'.
ueart full of song that longed for utterance"
Itliaeofull of naughty witti- "
SOUTH NORlVA LK, CONN., THURSDAY,
444444444444 20,1883.
g
Mlle
' AGGRAVATING THE IV"...
In III-enur- and the Foo
of Ill-III.
lu an admirable article on “ Tho Rome-
licn 44f Natiir 4" in the Pnpm'ur Science
”untidy. llr. “clix L. Oswald, in contcmb
4“,: that dyspclwia can bc curcil. says:
“ liut nine out of tcn dyspeptics resort to
the drug stoic. Thcy gct a buttlc of ‘tonic
bitters.‘ They try llr. Quarks ‘ llystu‘puiu
t‘ure‘. Th4 \‘tr\‘ n‘ bluc pill‘—- in hope of runs-
ing.- \‘aturc (m It \\ etc to a sense of her prop-
cr duty
Now, vhnt such " tonica" can wally do
’44.— them In this: They goad the sy stcm in-
44 tho tr 41I4i4 III and iilinur‘nnil ncthitv incl—
14 ut I44 tln‘ rm 4- “in 44f .4 \pelling a \‘ir‘ul4 nt
p 4444 4n \\ Ilh the ac 4 ‘44IIIplislIrIIciIt of that
purpmc tho cx4-rtinrr ceascx. and tho chain»
In; t‘4lltllla’llilll is \\orxc than the first 2y
just 4L4 much as thc lniisnII-fercr him rubbed
tlI \ system of n large
litt'e remaining at h. 'l‘h44 xllllllllfllll
hm \\'.ta‘tml organic cuci‘gy which it accrued
to n‘vivo. “ Hut." buys the invalid,
r4‘p44lrti4in of tin Ilow can nilicrc thc second
roucliou. would the I‘exult not bu pI‘4 fi‘rablo
to the langudr of the ululrrii‘ilatcd hystcni.‘
\\'nuldu‘t It be the boat plan bi bi! lltt‘ sup
port my strength by sticking to my patent
_.IIIi4‘ 1'"
You, it would be \‘44r_\' cwrn‘cnicnt, 44.4144 cl
.lly in lint-“l of scarcity. if a Naming
444444141 be supported by tho daily applicatinr.
4If a pntrut apur. It would ht\t‘
ItI4l \\llll‘. l‘lIcn a {MIMI-III“
not help II4‘luI4I\\‘l4‘4l;iII,: the pump ricy t‘l
din goad. llut it so happcna that apiu‘d’rd
hum-'8 am somewhat 44li44rl li\'444l. thou-4b III
first tho dict ccrtainly serum to act like I
charm. For a day or two the drug alimu-
|44t44a the activity of the digcstiw organs as
well as of thc mental faculties. but the sub.
mquent pruxlraliun is an intolemblo that the
u‘IlIcut anon chooses the aileruatitc of an-
Ither poison fewr. Before lung: th44 pleas.
\Ill phme of the fu‘ui‘ili‘ proci‘xn hecnnu‘s
«nurtcr and the rcactinn more a4-I'44rc : Ibo
jadcl ayatcin in 14-.“ al is to rcspuri l to th‘
g4u4l. aIILl. in order to III.Il44‘ up for Him dif-
f44I‘4 rice, the dun» of the stimulant has to li4‘
44t4-444lily inch-mud.
l444u4lsuian to lll" drug store,
luau
“IL: (‘ullhi
'l‘h44 lll\:llI-l b4-4‘444444444 II
and lunch. tlI44
. Ihaiu that drugs him down to thc .44l.i\44r'_\‘ 441
I runlirun 4l poison habit.
Ciri‘lllll\l;lll\‘t‘.\ Inny dill-4r, A dy.~p- ptic
who intends to ninkc his own quid-4.4 44 ill!-
iu a mouth or two. and in thc I44 4.44444‘liil-I
him a certain mununt of work to lllll‘ll,
would be jihlilicd lll stimulating ht“ work-
tug capacitics byeall ltlt‘4tlt\‘, in order tn ini-
pnn-n to the utznnat whatcver clrangmi 44!
qurIlauc 4IcliIity may remain I44 llut
he who irIt4-n4ls to stay has to n4.I 44 up hi~
ml for till
he hits not only discontinued in“ drug, but
eipinted thc burdcrrof sin which thn 44timu-
liirIt outrage ll.\.\ :44l4l-‘Il to tho original cause
of ”I? 4l'4_4-4 .\".‘.t:II‘4- lI.L\‘ tn 44I4-I'4‘IIIIIc the
cfl’ect; both of malnutrition ltti4l 44f malprac-
tice. The drug has complicated the diam
lllll.
mind that recm‘cry cannot be 144
:v‘.
409’
A STORY or THURLOW'WEED.
"on He llI‘l'I‘ln‘Ich‘cl n \'u.llnu \\I - .‘ult,
\ cur~ Ago.
ll 4“}‘ )‘44.4r\ ago. \\hcn Whig: :4n4i ' IllCL
critic hush cunfr‘nulr‘f. crich . 4-llI4‘i' on the
streets and squares of Niislivillc in hostile
“my—“lien llnnr‘y t‘lziy rcigricd snpri‘lno
u ll’rc li4 ll’l.‘ 442' Win: nic- and \\'liig wunn‘n
If 'l‘- ‘.;?.r‘\4 «44- \\ l4i4 4-. with
.41 _\4“4'. 4' ‘l- 'lll
4"!44r\ of 4‘. lzf .4‘.il liIiIk 4‘4444lix ill hi4:
ti . ‘l44t-. \I4.t~ 4‘. .\'.44‘. lurk 44:4 llix‘ “4‘.‘" to at. ‘
t4-n4l tl44 5:324‘ l‘. I‘. l‘ at 1(444- 1444 «I444 ll {uni-1
l mu .Jll‘ll‘ .4 tit \\‘lu- ' our _\444in4' tr. I\4l4‘4
.‘ 14 4 44:4 .\1 til 4d. 41 and b44r4 \\Itl.
l\\lriilll .\l4 llI Nllx’t {Fir '11 l“ at .\: 'ISll
\ill44 tu .\l4‘lli444li4t fr‘iciids III N4 \4 lurk. ll
~44 h lllz'ilt' 4i that on his way to Rochester
hc t.Ir‘ri4 d for u fcw dayx‘ at Albany.
hug at the ll-‘lavan. tlIcII. as now. a famous
I44~l44lr'_\‘. and if its walls \\4‘I‘44 to articulate
.ln _\‘ 4‘44ul4l tcll 44f plots and counter-plots.
.‘nrnpirm-ics rIII4l \‘itilltl4‘l‘~t‘\\ll.\]|lhll‘lt‘fi, that
~3.ap«-4l t‘I44 p-4lil‘i4w 44f parting for more than
a gcncmtzoul In his simplicity. for he had
114‘! liven from home nIuelI. our young
tr‘;i\'4ll44r «\{lcrcil u check on N4 w York at
th4 office of the Delavau to lh‘ cushcd: tc
llis slll‘tll‘isv thc cashier politely dccliried.
ml t1I44 cash was not fol'tln‘ulriing. t‘on»~
soiling hisrnnrtiticntinu he inquired for
So lli
ml iv‘d forth in scorch K “ best Mctlp
04b“ in Albany.“ But in the end it turned
44444 414.44 4i444 4- best 3144144414.: in Albany "
\\‘;4: no I4444i‘c rounding than the' caahier at
the Dolai‘ahf' Matters now begun to look
Sr‘l'inits; r4444 our yliimg Tennexx‘ean. brim.
ml of hope and enthusiasm. was not to be
put b..Ick So he wanted to know the “ best
“' The niunc of Thnrlow
\\'4 Q‘“ was first and forernmf ~h44 who had
.II 44144 tlic Albany L'n‘niilfl JMU‘IHL' farnou:
thrun :hout the land So he hastened to
the nth ‘44 of the an‘ng Jnu‘nal:
\\ 44 len
lIiin l4‘ "4
stop-
\\ 4 44d w Is n It to be found; he called again
-n l rigiiu with no bcttcr succcsa. The
:it-I lliun was now more than ever embarras--
And now. in his despair. he boarded
Lh4- train for Rochester. contidiug his check
:1: New York to tho conductor of the dowr.
tmin to be mulled. lit“ proceeds to be .ro—
mitted to him at Rochester. And hen
comes in the tlgl'\‘-‘4lhlt‘ part. of this trx
tedious story 3 Just In thé nick of time
are the train for Rnchmtcr got unilcr way,
xho should make his appearance but the
‘ best Whig in Albany " in search of the
“ young Whig of TenIIm-Iee." Crushing his
check and giving him 4 I041 send-01f for
Rochester. he found th 7: “4: quarters there
awaiting him I The yu‘thennesmee \Vhig
has ulten been heard to declare that while
his Methodism was a very good thing at
borne. it failed to cash his check abroad,
and um his \\'higiam stood him better in
the hour of need than his Methodism l—IV.
Y. Cummena‘al Advertiser.
TOO MUCH PLOUGHIRG-
, "
ullar
A land agent wanted a Kentucky farmer to
migrate to Dakota, as he was not making
his living in the old Commonwealth;
“ What inducements do you otter ?" asked
to former.
“ We have the richest lands. the float
wheat the best water. the fattut stock, and
the biggest farms' In the world."
“ Yea, " doubtingly interrupted the farmer.
“ Why, 444.44, on‘ one of those big fame
they plow a furrow five miles long.”
“ What 2"
" They plow a furrow five miles long.”
“That ends Iit, stranger. Don't talk
totatomel ‘sallleendo toplow
if these littleI Mtyqard furrows here in
daintueky, and tilt was five mile- long_ 14
aeverwould-gettotheendoti. Gee,
whoa, buck. git uptberel' and he started
mthepatch, leavingthe agent fitting
nthefence.
——-—4—4eo.-—-——
“Wad-ah.
Mom inadouble
heededlamb. Butdmln worldof
withthoufidote. 044 thi lune day thin
“Mthmw-bcninm
munedgthtwehfi. magnum
how“
4r sruitllcr shut-4 (If its ,
44“ a.
liulh «wilt,
Mr. A
“complete incompletiin,‘ thepcbonoogu"
JURIES AND JUR“ 4‘.‘RlALSu
The lug: thing inn trial r.‘ tlIc \‘crdict oi
the jury. which must bc a unanimous "no.
Originally the jurors were \\'"illii'am‘s, and
thc rule was in the curlicst tiinca that l2 wit-
ncsscs must swear to the prisuucr‘a guilt be-
lurcho could be (‘tlli\ii‘l4‘\l, just in: at th(
prcscnt time 12 grand jurors must swear to
Nick belief in his guilt b4~f4Ir44 he can be put
on hiu trial. Iatlll‘l' (\ll llIr‘_\' ccascil to lit
\\'Itnesxes and became judgca. 'l‘bc rule
that the jury must be unanimous. b4-f44I‘44 the
prisoncr can be convicted ii a din-44! cum-44-
4p‘.44n4‘44 of tho principle that nu 44:444 i\‘ In l-4‘
i‘44IIIi4‘t.‘4l unless hla guilt is pron-41 .liiyirnl
all r44. 444m. Iblc doubt and so l44u . 444 the ii I-
atituti4 II 34‘ pr‘44‘s4 I\4 d the prim iplc 44f lltIZ 4n-
iIIIil\ 44h44n14 l hc retiiirn \l It in uric of the
c lt‘iitxllics 44f l444.nl history. th44 uric- i‘t.4EI4'._v
which pror‘ailwl down to within ll. ! .44t
.pI-Irter of .\ ccntury or iv». “1444.! III-4 4 ‘
ruling Juilgt‘ Iliutllil IlII ill I‘ Inc lit‘ pr)
‘4Iul4l not. ugroe. Onc lhcni‘y “as, so
luliru‘x‘ Stcphcu says, that the Judgc \l'lg‘ll
:44 I‘nllllll“ them, without or firc. t‘..l
l. 4 3‘ 41441 ngrce. \i‘e 4‘444444-I4il 4 r. in l>:.:I_
l444r4l (‘anipbcllangrily tclling :l p . \\lirh
dim-barging them \\Ith-nit Rl\‘llj.: \4~r4li4 :.
.IS
f4I4I4‘.
lI.4\4~ tli’eni all put lulu u 4‘44\44I‘4‘4l 4‘:4I't 4‘.-4I‘i l4 4‘.
to thc currtirn‘.‘ of thi4 county, and flu r4» »-l:44‘.
4144 4444;;4Ii.4ll)‘ “.44 I44 4‘ irry the qu_\ '\\ illi ll4lll
n- .44; but th4 l-;44 ‘4l4 I4 44! tho county. “but.
tlI44 4Il4l rub nu) hate b444~II. it “as sol-
":um‘y 4l4: i‘i.:iII444l IrI 1:466 that ‘444 44 Cane 44f
u4~4‘4‘.\4ity the Judge might Illm‘lmrgr‘ tlI4- jury
Ind tlic prrwncr b4- l‘l‘llllllllll l, and find a
.44‘44I44l lllll". Such .I l‘lllv' 44l4II.Itz 4tl44~ pI'nI4
Qplc 44f unanimity. rind IIII\\'llvl}’ ll:l\ gin-r.
the iII<titIitI4irI Ultrial l4) jur) :I l"I'4‘.\lI
ul lIfc.
l4‘4t.\i
If \\‘.x 4Il\\.I}s r44g.4r4l4 4i an an IIl4u~(
.smpicricc.‘ III r'4-4p4-4‘l 44! ther \4 r l 4 I,
|.II4‘4- thr r4‘\44luti44ri no at: 4 Iii p t of “44
hm; b.4-ii nude.
.tli4l
l4ni44l
UtthIilai‘KI a .lI4IJ4Iumt
DEAD BEAT LA‘NYERJ.
The Icgal frllv‘l‘lllly has i ' share. I
know one lawyer. a I‘a44‘2Il :Ix‘ \ cll 4‘l\‘ it lii‘at
wlm probably lux‘ not earned r " 2 dub
lar III ten yczirx‘, but _
live In pretty guzvr slylc. r:4-ch‘thcl44.
in: would plea4~4 tlii4 "In-llcr‘ than a
chance for ltlll‘tzl suit, so lslmllnlukc careuc'
He turned u;
in .\""\\‘ \‘ui‘k hiya-incurs1:41, got in with the
'l‘44444 l p till 4‘ »tll\' 324 l ponltctell sunroof their
phi: ‘, and nineo l44“it4‘u lati4ll4‘I‘4i<.
b4 .I.‘-li4ru444 kcvpcrs and a good ruin»)
nth-T444412 iil'tlicirju-t du-‘s by bullying and
llll'r‘.il\' of the NW. 0244‘ d.I_\' an old
.i ‘41‘lllltlrlll-‘4‘ met liirii Entire alre-
w'lin ll.\\
in In
to .l4‘\‘.-,:llt\lt‘l4lln too plainly.
lux‘
n4 Ilmi;
{itri4i:I~li4‘4l
l4'l“l‘, .‘l‘i4l
".41“ {441’ {‘33 t‘t’llr
A‘iizt 4.t43'I 4..
:4'4-l 4t
'.i‘:: I".\‘.llli\' {l 4‘
martini; r4-4‘4‘4
.4\!l {4-44. ”4‘
4. 144.1 I :4- b ll. lull drur prd
.lw 4:.‘4pI‘II1Il.I:I.‘-a .\‘I lid-1" l:I\\_\‘4r \\liii
.4\p‘444.r'44.l [4434 .._I4 ".I tin -:I;I.4‘ llllJ', li‘i‘nl a
Soutlnrn city. made I l‘ ~1In4‘. of all to \\llHtIl
lie ullll'l iIl-l iiII .4494 i‘:‘ .4 lil4'!!4llt \lhe cii'clr
win largc, .‘.~ ll x \441.‘4‘ family was \I'vll
known and lizgiily 4 4!. .444 4i") aI.4l lorrow 4rd
in c\‘ery caw r h we a 4t 414 II‘ 4‘ Will be raked.
ll ‘ had military rank.
tu iuinmiu: l!l’l:r:r
It‘llii‘ u elt‘iliv‘,
a tiire inp4 :II'.Ir‘.cc and
, and he rarely failml to
\\';4444'4 ll" 1:444! e\hau~l4 d :l:-_
“pvzmmi. .4 4\fl44\r‘.‘n-.II:4_; he nturncdhantli,
and :5 >2 'l \\'l.“-4 1.: \\if4. \\lir'» ‘.:I-
lit! to 4.:4\'4 . p.41 4! ;-4'.‘.I4_‘r. 421,41 ‘1‘2‘4 llt‘.'
$4‘lf in N. \\' \"4Ir‘l4 l-y tvt ‘.I.I4: i) i~ 4-? l1‘
9E444l4li «v.4: li min 4 I44 llt‘ \-
lln‘t of a l4'4\'_\‘4‘:'. “a4 in
euricm not runny 3'4 .ll\
to his ptiwvnl I do
now elws out a mi r.-.bl44 bring going
around to law oilicw. \\ h4-re he lilli‘wli
in better tiiIIrN. and accepting any linl 4 sun
:hat may be odcrcd. lle due-s not ml: for
money. but his object for calling. lx‘ always
known. and ho rarely goes away empty
Dmdfil. "I‘ \l‘lt‘S ttnl 8V0!) rit)‘ "ignitd
morning.“ or ‘ thank \ou. “ but ta‘444s w h: 442
Is given him. and "(4424‘ :I\\ :i_\_‘ witlrouta word
This man seems to bin 44 fallen into a mor4
Nd units th. t will probably err-2 In insanity.
«fin
A_MONKEY»ANDA MlRROR.
:‘ll «III lire t in
Fund
Haw
know.
by
\\' .t \
“-14.4 .r.‘uru.
144.4 f4 Il
but hc
“54).
not no!
I witneued the following incident in the
"‘Jnrdln (lea Pluntcs. now many ycam 414:".
1444‘: it struck mo greatly at tho time and l
have narrated it rcpcatcdly iu‘ the interval.
A largo apc—I believe nulhropoiil. but can~
not tell the ‘speciesmwas in the great iron
444 with a number of smaller monkeys and
was birding it‘ovcr them with many wild
gumbo]: to the unmscmcnt of a crowd 441
ij‘chitorn. Many things~fruita and the
like—had been thrown between the bars
'luto the cage, which the 4414044445 always for.
ward to seize. At last some one thrcw in a
small hand linking—glue with It strongly
made frame ofwood. This the up“ at oni‘c took
hold of 54441 began to liniu‘iish like a ham-
mcr. Suddenly he was arrested by the r444
flcction of himself in the glass 4444.1 144444.441
puzzled for a moment: then he din-14441 his
head behind the glass to find thcoth-‘r of his
kind that he cvidently supposed to bc there.
Astonished at findinjv nothing. he apparendy
bcthonght himself that he had not been
quick‘ enough with his movement. 11:4 um
procet‘diug to raise and draw the glussflncur-
or to him with great Minion. and then. with
a S‘.‘4'ifl(‘? dart, looked behind. Again find»
:ng nothing, be repeated the attempt once
more. He now paused from astonishment
to anger. and hogan to beat with the frame
violently on the floor of the ewe. Soon the
gleam was shdttcred and pieces fell out.
Contihuing to beat he wm; in the course of
une blow rig; Iin arrest- 4d by his' Image in the
piece of ghm remaining in the frame.
Then, as it seemed, ha determined to make
one trial more. ‘ Moro circumspectly than
ever the whole first part of the prom was
gone through with, more violently than ever
the final dart was made. His fury over the
last failure knew no bounds. He crunched
the frame ,und glass together with his teeth,
he beat on the floor, he crunched again,
till nothing but an? were left.
THE SALE OF ' *TENT MEDICINES-
In respect to the sale of patent mediunel,
'we might advantageously take a lemon from
the Japanese. “(43 learn from the first 1'0-
port of the Central Sanitary Bureau of
Japan. just issued, that they have estab-
lished a public laboratory for the analysis of
chemicals and patent medicines. The plo-
pn‘ctors of patent medicines are bound to
pro-eat anmple, with the names and pro-
portion of the ingredients, for it:
use, and explanations of its euppoeod “-
caey. During theyearthere no fewer
than 11,90t applicants We propel!
Maximum patent eeeretmedioinee.
Pemiaaionfortheprcparation and file 01
58,638 diluent kinda woo granted, 84.593
wereprohibited,and9,918wae ordsed to
be dieeouutenenoed, and 10,9” remained
fillto be reported on." The mint-it: d
theewhiehweveauthouaedtoheeoldwen
doom, and m v.31 le-
meant-4 “Manhattan-enact
eetbg were not W to
that!“ people. 4 It“ rue-
Int-q heist 4 I
I‘Ilu a ditch. l.4-:4l l._\'llilllll!‘\l II:.:4l l'ii‘i 44f
this In the ll44u~44 - of l.4il‘4l.\. IIrI4l |lr‘I'l4'l’4 d
"that Lord t'arIIplu-ll li.Il l4. 4 u II‘ixlalo'tI in
his l.‘4‘4\. and that all ‘-l.|4"ll llI4- .lirilgn‘ 4_‘4u..4l.:
,Iu lit\ "4 urcuil t; ii the \ 4li4l Itgrcv 441‘ lllllll ho l
4! power In alll'j' 41 jurors to :Irn‘ p4 llril 4‘4 it. i
a 44D «45‘
“ 4"l‘.\ N l )A' R l l '7
LAUNDRY . ' WAX.
l‘rcn‘ri'cx Lincn. :ii4‘~ 2t b4 :Iutiful ilnMI. pn 44 Ill:
"I44 mm from >ti4‘ltlng. .~:I\‘4‘- labor.
'9‘
Five Cents 'a. Cake.
.\4k )44I:r >I4Ir4 k4-44p4‘r fur ll.
.\l.\l\l42 Ill
gyStandard oil 00.,
tl4.4.t lllrldllil law was tlI It the Judgn 4-444‘l4! V
t l. I.\ Fl. \.\l\. Hlllll.
A. W. Austin,
tula’
4 _ Upcra House Block.-
I
NOrwallr. - Conn.
i
i
r .
l
i
l‘ll.\l"l‘lt‘.\l.~ —
Filmmaker and Jeweler.
544‘4 it"! :i' “I \U-rulfl. {44!
Rockford ‘ll'irti‘hcs.
sz lI‘: 44441
American Quillt Train \\':Ili‘h
(ll lirili‘.
l \ l.‘ir_'i \\r4‘r'1.-'t ”.4
Gold and, Silver Cases,
_ KI‘)‘ :inil Shim \\"In4l._ ..
TL. 1. 414-41 TML; i4 \\ii: !: 4.14444». 444444 that 4m." ll:
42,..." \' l44 4 :‘l'll‘1\.lll'u~l¥'4‘.:'i
.tll Rockford \\':Itclrcs
>44‘4l ‘44 .4 \\' .Ii \'l‘l.\‘ 4m "'
-~ til" \l‘lAN'I‘l‘Tl‘il )- ‘
lll Till“.
Bankrupt Wamh "GUHDHHY,
lull RFUIIU. ill
4]. Edward Sflll.
SlaIIIIl‘IIrIl (‘ mm.
Furniture.
New Full Sty l4 4‘ cf lh‘dloom Suits of
\\alnut Ash. )1 Ilrugzuu‘, \ ‘-'lI4Ir_\'. and
l. naini led suite—Hill” 4m II runnuf: Ic IIII'c.
New .~l\‘ lI‘s III Parlor suits. madc cII
tin: prcuiiw .4 from $‘ 40 up. Also lirrni~
Infi- lor librariex‘. diiiing-riu ms c1421
1‘ Irst 4 law 4- \ti rI.~j4III full
leaves. at $1 pcI‘ fool.
lh-ddirig— Elegant puri- curled
ntattri‘sscs; (Plait other
prices.
licd \‘princs from $1 up: woun wire
sprirrt~ $l. 4H.
Carpets.
Tin-14444.44: st4 ch in the ccunty at lln‘
lowest pric cs in Anicr 34‘: I.
Body Bruiscll. $1.23
(1:50 I
titlili .4 \\ illI
lull
\‘ttl‘lr'llr~ at low,
lsigr low
up. .
Roxbur) Brussclls carpets 901‘. pcr'flY
Good qualities of other makes. 55c. to
$00.
English 3~pIy and Kidderminstcr car-
pets, the “kind that never wear out.“
Lowell extra super Ingniins. 804‘. per
yard ,
Hartford cxtra super Ingrains, 75¢."
per \' ard. -.
(mod quality of Ingrains. SEC. to 650. _
Oil Cloths} . “'ell scas-Incd g‘nuds a
spr‘cinlty. from 2 .o 13 feet wide. at low
prices.
Window Shades.
Elegant ncwstv les from 30c. up.
\\' indow Shade hollands all widths and
colors.
Pater-t, shade spring rollers, $3.00 per
doz.
Frin-rcs to match all the new shades of
hollands.
Cornice poles f mm 654‘. up. 4
Elegant. brass poles with rings, brack-
els. and ends, $3.50.
Madras lace Nottingham.
curtains in great variety.
Paperhang‘ings.
The largest stock in the state—five
hundred different designs and patterns
in gold and tints for decorating and ar-
tistic mural furnishing at prices lower
than the lowest.
lElegant. gold paperhangings, 35¢. per
roll.
If you want your house decorated
frescoed or papered, or if you contem-
plate furnishing' In the latest style, with
modern taste. we defy competition in
style and prices. We will give you an
estimate for the entire furr .shing of
your house to suit your purse, in bar—
many and ' taste, or mural decora-
tion rqual to the bést city houses. \\e
employ the best paperhangem and deco-
rators, also the very best upholsterfl’s
and curtain and shade hangers. Send
since of your windows and we will send
you samples and estimates for window
shades, or In fact anything you dcsrre to
furnish your house with.
Pier and mantle glasses. Bric~a-bracs,
etc., in stock and to order from special
designs.
Old furniture re- upholstered In modern
style, at low prices.-
No One Can, No tine sriau
' Undersell Us!
Having furnished many of the best
houses in Norwalk will refer you to
them if you wish. You can save money
bycallinxon no. Thebeetgoodeat the
loweet prince.
l} Edward SHHHL
per yd.
and heavy
mwdwru
4 444444444 ‘ Given 'Awav
"E l‘W‘I'I‘is"
D UN‘L 0 P’ S
Washington Hitler,
145llltlt‘l‘é‘llli‘} k F ‘0. Norwalk.
A CAN
-——- Uf lhI‘ (‘t‘ll‘l‘l'lllt‘tl Fox llml-rl ti'—"—
1‘44 l2\4‘r_\ l‘nr‘rhawr of I
One Dollar‘ 5 Worth of
Goods.
~.\T 4
\
DUNL‘QP’S
WainIgIII Market,
(‘ (-loln‘: It c-(l
"Uzi: Tunic \liuk"
. O
gHamsv» and Bacon,
.\ >l‘EI l.\l."l‘\'
'44\\4..'
a
\ i'4.i~:'r.4I:ILr‘\‘
than an} 44tl.4r 34!.444
In} -
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Grand Display
a
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CLOTH moi
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New and “tillltr‘l‘
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“41:;th :.434 444 al‘ 4.i ll‘.'4 4 4 5.1! [:4 4M;.
nn. .. 4,444 44441.4l4weer
rumm-
N [ill 18 Hill THEE 10 Bill.
\4 4‘: 4 ~_r_ \ 44i~\\'4 4 4 l4 -r
44.14.!
()nu . I’l‘i-ov "()nly.
._\ litti‘ >l4r\‘l\ 44 4f I44 til ~ Fun :rld 3 .. (404445»
\i4r4lt 4-: .\ru4‘: i4 ‘IrI :iird 1"4I_r4i‘-_ ‘ut :4“
M. Davis,
M I_h. ‘14 l44 mo ll-i‘I
\‘mizl4\4r\
BEETS Hull; SHEE
—1.~.~: ;.-3 ~—
4....
no 4
b,
1 44m Ix STUCK .\ Fru. l.l:\‘l-‘. OF.
L
Ilcns‘, Boys‘, arrdfl’outlrs‘
Boots and Shoes
ALL STYLE AND LOW l‘th‘ES.
WomenS’, Misses’ ant;
"Childrens‘. a
ALL KINDS——"
Ladies’ Kiri Button,
-———Gents' Fine Hand-Sewéd——-
Bflllflll I'lllll Gill} FEES! Gaiters.
To buy a perfect Boot or Shoo
ln Price that‘s Low. in Style that 44 New.
(v0 try the House [hr t phages all
That Inalus y-Bou "lad w lien c if you call.
————A\D TH AT 15—-
“BROWN S.”
87 Main St. - éS-Iuth Norwalk
Oil Stovesl
F H. Nash 84 Bras
Are the only agents for this city for the
sale of the Adams &: Wéstlakc and New
Economist ‘
011 St6ves
And Fixtures. Also {444- note the May-
'flower and Progress OIL STOVES, at
manufacturers? prices. 3‘
Tin Ware
Thin Porcelain. Agateund
jun received. The beet. Ranges in the
always on hand. A finestock
market
of Hajolloaand Decanted Chamber
Setta. All goode at New York prioee.
Ptreeegireuacallaudjudvefor
. Is Agcuttor the following strong and n'
\
All kinds of insurable property taken at lowest
remand best aumtion guaranteed. -
' 5991f
_ Andrew I. .“ .itcrhln‘v,
Inzxranu‘rj I‘Iiixris.
Teacher of Violin.
.\l::»i4 I‘IIrIihle‘d for Ill 444 :h 44-i-. .\4‘il:4 44
rl_\' ll4It44l. Sn. Noru‘ulk.
1?? 4t!
Richard Welton,
Teacherif. the Voice and Piano.
'. t'. o I.4I\r.~.
(so. .\44r4444n4 (I
{IN ll.
'—\(,) .
, lllZsIIIl-ixfli
2% West .twmlc.
IQ. \\ [1‘34
442x Elml.
N‘.()N.
‘Insurance 84 Real Estate Agent.
Room No. :l.fiazettc ItIIilillrlir.
X4|11\\‘_\ll{. \ USN.
-EBXE Y 'l‘() L 0.4x
R4. RAYMOND
BllllllBI‘ and Ufli'lllflllfll'
\\ ark done It) "to l‘: I) or ( (r4.-
trru‘l
Shop {4444! 441‘ Franklin St 4:44.44‘ i‘llll‘fl‘li‘
to numer‘v. l'. t). liox MT.
lltlll'l‘ 4&4 )l EEK Ell.
741 Main SII'I 44t. lilyk 1:44;:
illllL‘.
Practical Plumbers
“in ' .7‘44 4 4 -.1
lllk‘l'ril 3“ ilthf
fJulius Baker.
BTAIR BUILDER.
4 \\ 4.4
l\ inn ;.4\ 4 >V|44p
5441‘ I ll .\4Ilt\\ .\I.!4.
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4‘4 IVS
4mm.
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l’mprictorsi "
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IV STREFT
Hx \‘rtln. . ”$14443 ‘ Six Moxrns.
Siva. r: i'4- -Iri 4:. 'i (‘4 x1“.
'li ‘41 \24 4 rt] 14‘ in r.\ .un ANN:
To run ul lift" t‘rllelnx: ’
\\.\~!::\,T
..$’1.00
4 . .. . , . w. 4...; 4244;474:474.
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