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JOCELYN‘S MISTAKE.

\ ~tzl‘4. lowly ~IIII4IIIIII morning had
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4 141441444123) flopping sun-bonnet, with
.. :;r‘.~ nglml. hrr chucks dycd a deep
.'.'. ~ )4. I.I r hum-Lends stunt-II with black-
lerxy 3".)4'4. 4414c flquIce tom 03 her gown,
in l b4 r I rr-II4'l4 bouts hopelessly burst out
In :2444 ~ 414 4. She-{could have waltzed all
0.3;? - II II 4. -4. unicn's \\' 1me floor but two
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'I ‘Ih'lnl r \IIIcrv- I um 1“ Mid Jocelyn,
nth-'1' dub) “hiy. “ It‘s. lai‘irruuugb to loss
the tut'kI-I'-I'hh'k;i. but It‘s still worse to lose
mtu- If: i II44II4l4'r Ii III-Ire are any panther!
an I wild cats in thcsc \\'U~Nln‘ ? (Ir —snskes?
Hush: was that the Sound of the turkeys‘
p4 414mg ? Chick. chick. chick 3 No it was
only some horrid. dcceitful bird 2 Oh, you
IIttlc Wn'h'hcs. where are you P“ .

.5111. With a dz-ep sigh, Jocelyn tied on
the sun-144mm»! which she had tsken o! to
fun hrmll with. sud resumed the line of
march.

" I “ill find them.“ said she. “ The ides
of my being defeated by s brood of turkey-
:Iuckva: Never 3"

5hr had scsrcely scorcksd thc' coverts of
.116 glru nemst her. when she came upon
sn uncchh-d auxiliary. —s tsll young
mum. in s l NI. ‘strsw hst. ribbonless snd
wenthepsmined. who seemed to emerge

'from the very jawo of s frowning rock.
netUluP though she was, Jocelyn stsrtod
sud shrickcd st first. ,

“I beg pardon. I no sure,” mid the
young man. “ I hope] didn‘t stu'tleyauf"

" But you did though. " mid Jocelyn
' scch-ely. 'It is very inconsiderste of you

to. bouuw out of the Woods In that sort of
way.

" If I bid dresmed'—"

‘ There. there. "‘ said Miss Hall. wiiving
herhzm-l in s' deprecatory msnnsr, “we
won't discuss the question! Wbst hsvc
you got in that brisket P Anything to sstl“

(F 4r. be it confessed, our heroine wss
very unlwroicully hungry 3)

"Nat ex'sctly." sass-cred the strsngcr.
who was eIidrntly tskcn by surprise by
Jtfl‘clyu‘s cavalier Immncr. “It‘s-me s
brood of young turkeychicks."

-- or~uuxqu§£hw W Jocelyn,

knittinghsrbrows in sudden indignsttg.
"Givcthsmtomcthisinsut!"

"IWM‘sgslnuclsimcdths

stranger
" Give man to Inc, I ssy,‘ upsstcdlccs-

Iymshmpnghsrfoot. “Thcysnmlns!
l‘vchcmhnstivgfcr than sit tho man-

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"Min-cm" dating-‘4

.4444. “nowhmbdugtc—J'
“In, r-sst tab manus-
gamma-me;
V- shamanism“
mfiwfl

Quecii'ictorlsorthc Popodnomo.
“Ham‘s s gunner of s dolls: for your
bssksg—sndl dsrnssyit‘smm-thsn it is
worth. The turkeywhicks m mine. 'nIir-
tccn I Yes, the number is quite right. And,
my good msn," she sdded, severely. " I
:lon‘t know whst sort of s clergymsn you
hsvc in those psrts, to sllow you to fsll into
such s state of morsl turpitude, but I should
sdviss you to go home snd look in your
Bible for tho Commsndcnt which says :
' Thou shslt not stcsl 3' “

And Min Hsll vsnished into the woods,
lssving this Purthisn snow behind her.

“ lthink." she said to herself. smiling
proudly under the flspping shadow of her
sun-bonnet, “he won‘t forget tbst lemon
imincdiotcly. The idea of country people
being so innocent sud uncophistiestodl
Why. tbst young man would have wslked
o! with my turkey-chicks right under my
dyes snd nose, if I hadn‘t had the spirit to
stand up for myself "

But our fair heroine had strsysd s good
dcsl further from home than she knew,—
snd it was high noon before she walked in-
to the. kitchen of theI long. low fsrm~house,
whcre Melinda Bliickctt “us just dishing up
II erupting turscn of chicken frimsseo.

" llcm they are "' mid Miss Hsll, set-
ting the bushel on the dot. " Do take
care of menu—and let some one bring me I
314mg of iced milk I"

“ llcrc anI what. “‘ said Melinda.

" “'hy. those horrid little runs: ':._,~
key -chicks. tobe sure." sIIid Jocelym

“ Bless me. "‘ sIIid Melinda. they come
home three hours ago.“

“ \V'hnt ?“ cried Jocclyu.

“ And they‘re safe in the poulky yard."
Iddcd Melinda.

” Then," paspcd Jocelyn,
blazing redder than ever.
these 1‘"

" Melinda lifted the lid of the basket and
pooped in.

“ I declare to goulucss. I don‘t know."
stud she. “ “'here did you get them 1’“

“ A young man was walking in the woods
with them.“ confessed Jocg‘yn. hanging
down her hczid. “ Ami—n31 I sustchcd
them t\“‘:l_\' from him. I “’lti so certain, you
know. that they were mine and he bud stole
'om.

.\!4~liII4bI OPI'IH‘II IIcr eyes in cmozement

“ “'cll. l 44.4444." said she. “ 'lbcrc‘i
nobody I know of kccps turkeys IIcrmlIouIl
9x4‘cpt oursclws: only Mr. Alter-bury."

“ And who is Mr. Attcrbury 1'"

“ “'hy. the new ministcr,“ :IIIva'cred Mo-

linli.

“ l~ Ill‘ Y Ill '9"
pprclicusiqu sI'cIIIIIIg to chill

tur

her checks
" whose sro

mild Jncclyn. with II tent

bl. all her

\4~.-'\ “ .\II4I 4I.IIk T’ And IIII'IIIIIII‘?“
‘.'I‘I4 It‘s him 4' -\4Ictly “ .xw'rtcd McIIIIdIs.
“ line In» tho lki‘lut, ‘ said Jocelyn. " I

must go 1.4 I4 I: «III r4- turn these dreadful
:IIrk4-_\'—cliick.~4 :It on '4I. 0h. dcur. oh. dcnrl
what :I dreadful blundcr I buvo Inilllt' E“

" III). I mu so sorry.“ said Mcliuds
Illickctt, who IIII4l it coaxing way and II soft,
soothing voicc full. «If mnguctic powcr.
“ llut. Miss Hall. you‘rc flushcd and tired.
and your dress is tom and your boots neu-
ly off your f-Ict. Go up to your room and
got I-4I44I4'4l 44ml rcstcd. and I'll scud your
limu' 'r to you rod in thc cool of the often-
oon Ivc‘ll takc the onc- horse chuiso sud
drlt‘v oI'cr to the I‘: Imolmgc.‘

4"l-I44II_\I\ took \I IiIIIIII BIIIckett's advice.
SII4- “4'“! up 4.2; mm 4lep-III hcr head and
{II I inh- ll lI4I\\l III III-II spring water, flung
III‘ Ir rIIinc I4l l444 II‘ out .I' IIII‘ window. qugh4
III II IIthI. 4' II4 41 I goal III III. and fiIIIIlly do
I4II'IIIIII4'4I that she would pack but trunk
llll-l I!" buck to Now York on the marrow.
“ (Inc caIu‘t Inukt‘ such horrid, ridiculous
blundcrs there,“ sIIc thought. " But he
did look 4'\ I4 tlv like II farm hand! And to
think that I told him to go home and read
the (‘ mum: Indmc uts!‘ ‘

\nd when the long shadows begun to
41.444 II thcnm lIcs ncrosu the glcus the two
..'II is done .Il4III_: IIII- Inigc IIf “'Iiilc Luke
to “44' I‘ursunugc. with ”14' lI.I~4Ii4"l of turkey-
chicks, pv'eping 41nd pluiuing. III their feet.
Mr. Alt4-I'IIIII'y come. out to thc guts to
IIIc4-t 114cm. Yes. it was the some mun.
Jocelyn ILIII recognized him. even though
the \I'i414-.l4I'iIIIIII4I4l strmv but and linen coat
'II'II:4"'I'.:4'.I for Ice.” :ivilizcd costume.

I4 s .c

‘ \4: \‘44 Il'lll‘) 4.4M .‘II-IIIIIIn Ill.u'kctl.
solemnly “ III;.~..I.~ \Ilr.\llltllt‘lll‘cll)‘ board.
cr. Slie'imd‘

" I‘vc conic come to bring back the tur-
key-chicks." said Jocelyn. rccklessly inter-
rupting tlIc course of c4-I'cmony. ”0h,
Mr. Attcrbury, I am sorry.—so sshsmed!

But I really thought they were ours !‘ And
ours were safe at home sll the timel Oh,

what must you hsvc thought of me ?“ .

“ I thought myself beaten in s fair field,”
said the young clergyman, lsnghing—snd
Jocelyn burst out laughing. too. Perhaps
It was one degree better than to cry. And
then all three went into the book gsrden to
return the little downy wanderer: to their
mother, and come back by my of s little
[emery which Mr. Atterbury hsd construct-
ed beside the brook ; snd before the inter-
view wss over, Jocelyn hsd concluded thst
she wouldn‘t go hsck to New York, sftcr
Ill.

" I don‘t know why I should mind it so
much, as long as he don‘t!“ said she.

Mr. Atterbury come the nest dsy to bring
Miss Hsll some of the room of the lovely
maiden-lair fern, which only grow in the
glen below the Pusonsgc. snd they agreed
toget upslittle picnic just there, beside
the csscsde,-hlelinds. sod lit. Vere (tho
schoobtescher, who was supposed to be psr-
ticl to thst young Indy), Mr. Atterbury, s‘nd
Jocelyn herself,—Imd the name of turkey
chick was mentioned no more.

After sll, it is s common problem in Bu-

“3&0.an ' Lot chpresents pretty young
lady from the city, Y s bschelor clsrgyuisn
in s neighborhood where the fsrmors'
daughter's sre few sud fsrbotwecn, mop
tentiously plsin into the bargain. snd tho
probabilities are thst, before the sesson 3
over, X plus Y will cquslv—ss‘ engagement.
Atlcut,inthiscsssitwssso.

“ Although,” ssid Jocelyn, lsughing, “ I
csn‘t imsgins how he could ever csrc to
lookstmssgsin, sitar-tho wsy X bchsvsd
shout those turkey-chicks."

But Love con ovclook s multitude of d.
losses 1 Asdlr. Ana-buy believed h'nfiss.
astobspsrfcct, turkey-chickstoths con-

“Ill’fl YOUR GIILE'I' ?

[AtticJohnnyYsrguhucsussd’smssck
mans “Smith,“ Admin sodsty
“lasso, sad the Yugo! hmily. (In
csllcdtcmshsfricndlyvisltsftsrnppaI
is hsvhg My informed Oclnsl
Ymdthsintodcdhcnos. 'l‘hs whol-
f-IllysndGuwm is the psrlos wh-
Jokmrivstcdthssttmticsclsll pull!
”0&0“th:—

“Esvs you W your ghslct with
your“

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Mud m4 meters-nos of tho hook
Who Live Ame-[them ..

Thoutivcs of the woods of Arka-
more ”idly attract the stnnger‘s stun
tion, ssys the Kansas Pity flutes. Therek
the head of the family, prodigiously tsll
and ungainly—quite interesting object
~'.hcy are. too, with their thousand and one
neutul and physical peculiarities. The chil-
dren also, always s dozen or fifteen of thum
rugged, somiwful looking urchins, of all
sizes and shapes. And the dogs—bless me,
I come near forgctting to mention the dog!
-—grest they on in numbers. and so thin
snd bony thst it is little wonder the greater
portion of their existence is speutg'ing be-
fore the old fireplace, never changing their
position ssvo when compelled to do so. A
striking sense of willingness seems to oven
shadow the whole group, as they squat
about the dingy room in it“ imaginable at.
itudcs. ouch wrapped up in the narrow con-
fines of his own little self sud the quid of
doglcsf tobacco. Tobacco is their only sob
sec—Jo home made article it is. too. meanest
sud vilcst stuff to be found anywhere in the
loud. The Iucn chew it, the women cholw
it, the children chew it and oven the dogs
chow It. It‘s chcw. chew, chew, spit, spit.
spit. squirt. squirt. from morning till night
snd from night till morning, and if you are
not cautious enough to get of III a safe dis-
wce you will be conipelled to dodge numc
berlcm missiles of amber-colored juice that
src snot about in every conceivable direc.
ion irrespective of persons or things.
flunetimea their juws become weary after u
long (cm of service in the rut of mastication.
Chcwiug rcquircrs too much exercise for
their indfifi'm natures to withstand. Sim
thing must be done to relieve these over-
sorkcd members of the human orgiuiism,
and the characteristic. pipe is at once
brought forth from its hiding place in the
chiumcy. And such pipcsl—grcnt, black,
filthy thingsw'stnmg enough to wreck the
constitution of a Fifth wnrd politician. A
man who can stsud before one of those
pipes when it is in full blast ispruof against
mythiug. He would ccrtsiuly need no life
insurance. The diet of these people is s m-
murkublc thing in its way. not only in quali-
ty, but also it. IIIIIIIItity. Cum brcIId null
bacon constitunI the bill of fun. 44nd in tho
mcagr.‘ coIIIpIIss of its llf!“§\l§l4‘lllllllg quali-
tics it combines all» and the only dclicn.
cics of the scuson, ncvcr out of scum-u. It‘s
:orn bread and bacon for breakfast, corn
bread and bacon for'diuncr. corn brczid and
bacon for supper; that is all the your
mum]. To momlizc upon tlIc Ingrcdicuts
of that corn bread would be us hazardous
Ls to uttcmpt :Io sulvc tluI Iuystcrics that
cluster around tIuIt \I'orIII-I'IIIIIIIus dish.
boarding bousc bush. I know it Is II lI4Irri~
ble mixturc of corn meal and wutcr, but I'
Iun innocent of anything clsc it "my con»
tnin —ntturly dcvoid of salt. sIIlcnItus m-
sols. This iI' pourcd into It sIuIIll. rusty
Iron pot. IIIIlf buricd in the IL‘lllI‘S, wlIcrc it
bakes sud drics until it bccqucs luIrd
enough to knock a liolc through s brick
wall, provided the ufon mid wnll isn't more
than ten fcct thick. While the baking pro
com is going on the family Izquut about the
tircpluco iu languid listlessncss and tire mm
dom shots of tobacco juice at the fire. The
bacon. too, is In) article Worthy of conimcut,
inasmuch as it Loparts s sort of flavor to
the corn bread, Iuid thereby renders it the
more nlstsble. You first discovs‘: it in
huge slabs of fst. with little or no Icon in
' its composition. and almost completely en—
crusted in the accumulated filth of week:
sud months. One glance at it would make
s health officer sick ; but to eat it ! oh. hor-
rors! The corn broad. being baked to the
proper extent. is placed upon It stump out-
side the door to cool. while tluI dogs form a
circle about. lick their chops in silent hun-
ger and bestow wistful glances upon the (to
them) delicious morscl. Slices of bacon are
then placed in the great iron pot, where
they sizzlc and splutter until finally I'csolv~
ed intou number of little dried up chips
floating about upon II miniature sea of slimy
grease. This horrible meme-grease and all
-—in conjunction with the corn bread, is
eagerly devoured by these rupacious nntives.
snd on this meagre diet—strange to any. but
nevertheless true—they manage somehow
to keep the sands of life in motion. Truly,
one—half the world knows not how the other
half lives.

 

II'I‘ROPOLH‘AN GROWTH-

Exclsimsthe Boston Guam correspus-
dont: “New York never stops growing.
[hsvc'never known the time when it _wss
possiblotowslksnydistsnoson Brosdwsy
without hsvingtoscrsmblc overs plsdorm
or some sort of s scsfloldiru: erected in
frontofsnowbufiding. Ontheverystrect
where I sm living—Eighteenth street—
withinthcpsstsix yours than hsve boon
scvcrsl million dollsrs‘ worth of new
buildingsputupbctwcenl-‘ifth sud Third
svenuss. 0n the corner of Eighteenth
“MMsvonuothcflr-stofthisnew
ld—Ohickeflngnsll—wssoroctcdsndtwo
ofthe prettiest houses thst over odor-nod
Fifthsvcuuoweretorndowntomskcmom
for it. Further-slang towsrd Brosdwsy Her-
tercrcctcdshrgofumishiqsstsblishmont.
Onthooornsrof my 0. H. Ditson
tOnhsvcputup their lugs stores On
thcoppcdbddqwitnsnlarunning down
tonightssnth inst. i Slosn‘s enormous
csrpstmrc. Haddocrtothis is the St.
Nicholssspsrtmonthousc. Oppositeisths
buildingoooupicd by 11s Calm Oom-
psnyzsndncxttothishssnormous hols
lnthsgmndwhichwillntmbs filled up
by sn sqsslly lugs building. Earths:-
dowmonthccorncrof Fourth svcnuc, ‘n
thonochlvidcreHcscl; on thc‘cpposits
corn, the Ila-mos, one of the lsrgcst
spsrtmsnthoussslnthsOity; sud on the
corncrdlrvingplsosscsndy msnufsctur-

 

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MATIIIG GARDENS-

Ammgthsmc-rusrksblc illustratio-
dim-smash cutsinlyths satin.
pan-hm. In Esters Ash, th-
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1'00 IAHY IOOKKESPBRS.

Something light sud genteel is whst most
d the young women who hsvc to _work
wsnt. I don‘t blsmo them for it, but ss 3
sols it don‘t pay. Ninetymlnc in s hundred
wouldntherhe “ssleslsdics"st.5 or $5
swockthsn take hold ofstrsdothstwould
givothcm 88m 010. (Spanking of ales-
hdics, you msy hsvc heard thst tho supor~
lstivc idiot who invented thst word died
lstcly of softening of the brain, but 1 sm
sorrytomyitisnot true; he didn‘t hsvo
enough brain to soften). A great msny
young women now tske to bookkeeping.
They would do much better by tsking Io
millinery or dremnmking, but these look
more like red work than bookkeeping. The
bookkeeping ranks are terribly overcrowd-
ed slresdy. An item now going the rounds
says s New York business man who lately
sdvertised for s bookkeeper st 310 a week.
mived 700 applications for the place, snd

 

that there are 5,000 bookkeepcrs out of I
‘r‘l‘IIvclor sees all over the lsndscspe mounds
{@42th flanked by exprmed oofinz. Those

work in this city. It seems to be the mme
old Item that has done service the some wsy‘
sny number of years. but though on exag-
geration, it contains cnough truth for on
item anyway. Ncw York certainly has an
enormous number of book keepers uud Imscel-
Inncous clerks out of work. The kind of
work they have to sell is not in dcmsud—
st least, there is an immense denl more of
it than the demand calls for. All the Italian
rug-pickers can find plenty to do. The Chi-
nese malice-malice men are busy all the
year round. Most men who know how to
sweep the streets can find employment.
Nine-tenths of the bod-carriers are slwsys
st work. Blacksmiths, carpenters. masons.
bricklsycrs, cabinet mskcrs sud so on, who
know their tmdcs. nccd not be pinched ex.
ocpt in very bad times. But the bookkeep-
nrs snd miscellaneous clerks sre‘QI/the time
walking the streets looking for something
to do. A great many of the poor fellows
my be found every night in the cheap
lodging houses along the Bowery nod t‘hst-
Nun Square. The mgvpickcrs. street-sweep-
ers. bod-carriers, etc., don‘t have to go to
those wretchcd places. I don‘t mean to say
that it is bcttcr to be s mgmickor, street—
sweeper, or bod—carrier than a bookkeeper,
but whst I do ssy about plenty of work for
the former sud very little for the latter is s
fact. Some bookkeopcrs in New York are
paid as high ss $10,300 a your; and msny
got from 348.000 to $5,000; but two-thirds
of the whole number regulnrly smployed
srs glsd to pct :10 to #16 s weck. l hsvs
myself had men offer themselves st 37 sud
G8 s wcsk.

NIGHTCAPS IN THE NAVY.

Capt. \V. II. Parker entered the navy as s
midshipmuu in Octobcr. 1841. being then
It yct'us of ugc. uud was almost immediate-
ly ordered to the United Stutcs steamer
North Carolina, anchored off New York.
When he went to bed in the owning. II sur~
prise awaited him for which he was tot-Ill y
nuprepsred. “ Up to this timc,“ Ilt‘ says,
“ I had mfl..od muCh with eumche. and my
mother had caused me to wear uightcnps.
My cops were of many colors. blue. red.
green. etc, for they “‘Ol‘r‘ made of remnants
of my sister's dresses. Now, {Ls‘ I made my

flnsl prepsrstions for rcpmc. I opcncd my 4

trunk snd put on s close fitting uightcnp.

Itwssthc signal for indescribable confu-~

sion. If I‘ had put on II suit of mail, it
could not have cuuscd more astonishment
smong these light-haunted recfcrs. 'l‘lIcy
rushed at my trunk, seized the cups, put’
them on, and joined in a wild dance on the
dock. in which were mingled blue cops and
white cups and all colors of mum in pleasing
vsristy. I' and to take mine oil before
turning in, as It rcIdIy did seem to be too
much for their feelings. but I Imumgcd to
smuggle it under my pillow, and, when all
wss quiet, I put it on again. But, when the
midshipmun come down I“. midnight to call
the relief. he spied it and wt, had another
scene; This was the lust. I ever saw of my
oops. I have never had one on since. uni
sonsequsntly never Ind the macho."

AN INCIDENT OF ”B WAR-

In the early pant of 18641 a short but
spiritcd fight occurred at n place in 1131
Tennessee called Dundridge. between a
part of Longstmet‘s corps and a consider-
able forceof federal cavalry. Many were
killed on both sides. Among the Com
federute dead was a man named Scuford,
from North Carolina, who had been n pro-
femor of mathematics in one of the oollegcs
of thst State, and who was one of the finest
looking men we ever saw. He was a private
in the Washington Light Infantry, from
Chsrlemon, S. 0., sud would not accept II
commission, though it wss tendered him
sever-s1 times. Hemburied on the spot
whorehemkilled, snd his comrades re~
turned to their qusrtors—meversl miles
sway. About two weeks sftcr the fight s
letter come to his address. The csptsin of
the company opened it, snd it proved to be
fromsyoun'g Indy to whom Scsford was

to be married. It m written on
thsverydsy the fight occurred (It Dsnd~
ridge, related s dream the writer had just
lid, in which she saw Seoford lying desd
on the battlefield, shot though the left
breast describing the death wound onctly
saitwsssndcvon the topogrsphy of the
field, though she had never seen it.<snd, in
sll probsbility. knew nothing of the bsttlo.
Shebcggedhimtosendher II lock of his
bsir ss s sacred memento should anything

hsppcn to hum-Mum (Vs) Isda
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TIIB LONDON FLUIKY.

 

Wul Stilhnsn ssys in “Cbsncttiflifi
“tendon,"mtkeaawy: “In the in:

tonstion of the lowdoned oommsnd is the
highest explode: of thst incommunicsblo,
indescribable, and, except by gsnerstionsof
cultivsticn, unsttsissblo quslity we osll
highbreeding. Intho reply to it is tbs!
perfect sntithcs'u in brcsdim, which wt
oughttocsll low—the profound, unques-
timing, snd of sslf
of the trsditionsl heroditsry ‘ flunky,‘ dis-
ciplincdlikossoldior. who, ss his master
ncvsrpsrmitshimselrtocxpm- s disturb-

Ingemction, nevu- sllows himslf sn sx~

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A LAND OF Till DEAD.

 

Chinmslmostwhereveryou see it, is s

hdofthcdesd. For thoussnds of yesrs
Gimmes have been smiduously employed
hburyingeschother. It is the habit of
fin Gelatin mourner- to “ plant " his rels-
tiveinsgrsvc thstshsll lsst. India North
6m mfcw gnvcysrcls; that is to say,
n w plsccs, exclusively devoted to defunct
celebrities. Theperscnwhoisdcsd is
pissed in the most convenient sud com.
fortsble spot which offers itself, and that
mobsncetobeinthccentreofuficld of
rice or on the roadside. If his relatives be
rich they st once miss a huge mound of
north over-him; if they do not happen to
hsve s great- smount of disposable funds
they put the coffin down In the field or on
the roadside, thstch it with 3 little straw,
snd leave it till the money for s mound can
be got together or they erect over it a little
structure of loose bricks and tiles. Th:
1nd and ruin do their work, sud so the

mains no not flimsy structures, as in Eng-
land. but substimtiul structurcs of wood,
made to lust, and cousmlucutly it is no
unusual thing to count muny scores of them
st Any one point of the landscape in the
interior. This does not lower the spirit of
the Chinesc. It possibly gives them ty-
phoid fever, but that is another question.
On the stronger its efl'ccts are novcl and
various. All thII second day of my jourucy
I looked out upon gmvcs and coffins. They
clusterml under the hills; they lay on the
water's edge; they bod been carefully
placed under tlicI lee of houses: they occu-
picd all the best parts of every field. Do-
ocused (‘himuuen surroundcd Iuc cvcry-
where. How far the distribution of graves
movers country in which the principal
religion of tlic inhabitants is the \Iurship of
ancestors may delay railway construction
evcu for straIIIgicsl purposcs I how others
to decide. But I learn that coflius can be
bought cuthcy stand for II consideration.
I did not buy l'l Collin by way of experiment,
but I knew II nun who Ind done so, and be
estimated the cost at $2 1‘43? dcccstscd un-
emtor. So that it is possible the ditliculty
which is said to surround the mskiug of
railroads iu Chins may miss any disappear.
—L4md4m Tchgmp’a.

IRS. ARP HEARS ROBBERS-

It was sftcr midnight About the time
when dccp slccp fulb th upon u man. but not
upon n woman. for Mrs. Arp‘s curs sre sl~
s'sys uwuke. it seems to Inc. I felt a gentle
dig in my sidII from an elbow and s whis-
pered voicc said: “ William. William. don‘t
you hear that 'r“ “ What is it ?" mid I.
“ Somebody is on the from piazza,“ said
she. ”Don't you III-or him rocking in the
ranking chair 1’“ And sure enough I did.
'l‘hc chair would rock awhile sud then stop
sud then rock sgnin. “ lstheg'unlondcd I'“
mid she. “ Thcy are rcbbcrs, but don't
shoot. don't make a noise ; csn‘t you peep
out of tho window? Mercy on us, what
do they wont to rob us for 1 Maybe they
00310 to slcal one of the children I Slip in
the little room and see if Curl‘s in his bed.
Don't stumblc ovcr n chair. maybe some-
body is under her bed." ’ The rocker took II
start and I had IIIIoIIIIII: dig in my side.
“It is tII4I wind." said I. " No. it is not,"
said shc. “ 'l'liv'rc is no wind. The win
flow is up and the (‘lll‘fslin doesn‘t move.
They IInI robbers. I tell 'you. Hndn‘t you
bettcr gin- than some money and tell them
togo ?" “ I haven‘t got any money 2’“ said I.
“ It‘s all gone.“ “ Lord have mcrcy upon
us.“ said she. William, get your gun and
be ready." '

[gently slipped out of bod and tiptoed
to the window and cautiously pccpcd out.
sud them wru the pointer puppy sitting
straight up in my wife‘s rocking chair. and
over and :IIIorI hc would ban forward and
backwards IIuIl put it in motion. I whis—
pered to Mrs. Arp to comc and scc her four;
logged robbcr, which she did. sad in due
time all was calm and sci'cuc.

Lust night there was :uiotlicr sensation in
the buck piiuzu, IIud it was sunI enough
{not this timc. for “my mode It rocket on
the floor and movcd around lively and tho
elbow digs in my side come thick and fast.
It took me It minute to gct fairly awake,
sud after listening awhile, I exclaimed in
sudible language. “ Goofs. Carl‘s goats,”
snd I gsthercd a broom sud mauled ’em
down the buck stops. “ I told you, my
issr, “ said I, “ that those goofs would give
us trouble. but I can stsnd it if you can."—
‘m Mum

 

A CITY 0“ WHEELS.

I srrived at Bartlett. D. T., nboutthemid-
dle of the afternoon of s beautiful day. I
found some stir snd actir‘tt' among the peo-
pleof the city, but it: seemedto belhe excite-
ment incident to the om'gi'stion of 'a city on
wheels. The people generally hsdysbsndon-
ed all hope of the city, and moved their
houses bodily to Devil‘s hike snd other
places. Ihehouseswerefirstlifted on to
lsrge timbers of sumoiofl size and strength
to bcsrtho weight of the house. These
timbers were then suspended under two
monstrous freight wagon on either side of
the building; fourf-JsI-g'c horses or oxen
were then hitched to the wagon on each

 

unknowns to Devil’s Iskc being '
scromssmoothpmirieythetcsmswercsbk ’

tomoveslongassilywiflisfsiosisedbuild-
ing.- Someofthem,wiflithc‘-«Imssnsch~
ed, presented to my mind sights most msg~
niflcent. Itwssthefir‘ time thst I had
ovu'seenscitymoving on wheels. I hsd
scsnpeoplcmovingonslnrgesculcintheir
so-cslled "‘ prsirie-schooners," but the sight
wsstsmecompsrcdwiththis. Ithoughtof
sremsrksoncc hesrd to the eicct thst
“thespproschofutminofcsrsdrswn by
spowerful engine was II msgnificent sight
tobehold,"sndlthougkttomyself s rosd
linodwithtwo~storyhouses,moving tothe
musicofthcstccdytresdoftesm ofeight
powerful oxen, wssssight oquslly maid-
csnt. Andmchwssthc fstc of the once
proudcityot Bartlett.——-R. Noble, is Is-
Omega-III?“

“NOTHBNIIIO SHORT WOIBRI

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(loud IIIIIIIc—llatlc IlrI'aIl Thur

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P A. '1:- E N '1‘-
A. I. WOGSTER,

A t torney - at - La xv,
(Lstc cxsmincr 1' 8. :cnt Dulce.)
Orr-mus: 436 Msin Sln'ct, t or. Fairflcld Awunc
Bridgeport. Conn

Hsv mg had eight 3‘ we cspcric ncc in this busims
1 sm prcpsrcd to give m\' personal sticmiou to all
mutant IIlinIuI to Parents below thcl S. Pstcnt
Office and the courts. Trude-marks and Labels n'g
isII' red. F'un igu pstc nts procurul [law a skialnl
drsnsmsn In my office sud s readout Ibsocistc in
W sshingtou. l). C. Sc nd s skeu II. or better still
cad in person t‘s‘i II

J. F. Peckwell,

(Summor to L..F'. MsuusLnI

HIYIIESS II Sfllllllfll‘Y,

7 Jsmcs‘ Block, “'srcr SL.

Nos-walk, Conn.
REPAIRISG NEATLY AND PROMI'I‘LY EXl-L
CITED

Traveling Bags, Robes. Blain-
kets. Etc;

"~E\4 rleIinLI st inuml price.- sud all work 4 vu- llh\l
III IIII' III-st 14mm cr. 1.3.!”

(.‘ . B. De‘KLYN,

Baker: CIII‘IIIIIIII

Choice Confectionery

(If My 0“ ll .\l::uu4'.~44'tIIr4'. n $lk‘1'131l)‘

Ice-Cream, Charlotte is Ruse,

“4.14;”.

YIImL‘IIIsi {II ShIIrt .\‘uIic4-. IKILII

———Tltt' llI‘l sud l‘lIrspI~4l piiirt' III Buy—‘— ’

Fresh Fish

' LSD

Norwalk flysmrs

.\\‘4l ‘l'llI‘ “E‘T—

C~\V\‘ 1’1) (i()()])S

bury tau “:4 armi: :l‘l .I-z.

Hunt & Zelufl’s

ALSII I “All?! x I it \4 Iii-LN

I‘ll‘i'l‘ Trill
Nl I.\. tIR_\I' Ln

IIl{.«\.\I4lS. ETI

~l’iclilcd llystcrs :I Spcc‘lly

Hot Diriners,
2:. cicx'rs

Dfllrtnis Rest Iauram-

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SIIIIYEI NITWLIL

lob-.1”)

Blllllllllfl; LUIS FUY 3318.

.\ run' oppouun' I_\ Iona II I'. 4.4 ~ ml‘ 4'44 It. India;
III \I4I4I4 rm I I 44 ,~ III

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Ca st 7 Non-“111k.

.‘l;Ip~ fi‘lh‘\\lli‘_‘ 4444 :IIIUII. and all

Infurmalmu :iuu by

J. Sturgcs Randall,

II.‘ 81' S (III W .\ LII .

JIIIIIcs \I‘. t‘uvmmgh.

FIR.‘ HILASS

Artist 11) Marble!

Steamboat Wharf.

South Norwalk Ct.

fileariig Out Sale!

In order to reduce my large stock prw
psratory to removing to my new store
which is being built, adjacent to lllr‘ Xs~
tioual Bank of Norwalk, 1 shall immmlr
stely commence to sell at Gnarly

REDUCED RATES,

All my stock of Lumps, S 44413. Ranges.
Crockery, Glassware and :.

line.

F. W. Jaqui, Jr.,

lflWsllStq NORH'ALE. Conn. no

'—-N B w—

Meat Market

58 HAIR STREET.

asving tskm the stunt sdjotn: n: the t‘oizgrcgs
tiousl .

church, sud fitted it for s

First - Class Market

Idathspubllcsll‘nll LiceofChoioa

Heals 444 Vegetables.

“BWWM'

CWES Ii. GODFREY

13mm. “bl! Mfl‘wlfll;
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Miss-c ssc‘slhisdd
cuss:

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BENEDICT rmxcrs,
Teacher of. Violin.

.‘lilln‘>\

SO. NOR \V A LK:

.‘Iusic funllcllt’tl for all Occasions.

DIBBLE‘S BL‘K..
672 am.

Richard Welton,
Teacher‘af the Veins and Plallll.

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80. Nnnvailli, Cl.
mm

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DE XTIST.
LAl‘DIIIi‘S BL'K. \“ASIIINI iTUN ST.

Appointments can lIc mndc by T4141 l-4-I'. 4

 

REsIIIIIXcI:
102 Main Street.

(4» admin Fund for IIII' 3);. II IP‘ Iv' r-Ict. 4: II of
III-.III r4: 4;

‘ 7 J. R. Riifiiifiin.

Blillllll‘ and Ufllll‘iifil llll‘

“fork done by the Day or Con- '

tract
Shop foot of l- rIInkliII St. near cntrimc
to nursery. P. O. Box 6‘47. 404“

HOYT & M I'IEKEIL
54 Main Street. Ely‘s Buildii'g.
k. It .

Practical Plumbers

Mcayu and III llr'!~ 4i4' .II: 4 I~ I: I‘ I III? 4 r- R! d
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IuL' pnuiig-Iiy :I.I4 4.4.441 I44 '

Julius Baker,
STAIR BUILDER.

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I‘..4 _\'4'\'. lb ‘4 I ling“ >4~:4:l. .\4.4'\\44'k.

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.‘I' 43"

I Will Pay lllfl Hlilisl Gish

Pru'c For
IIIILI's. lloucs. Bottles Iron
and Metals.

Parties IIIm'IIII: can sell tlu-
scIIdiIzL' postal card to

w. PODMORE
SIII‘TE NURWALK

.‘lIIt‘II‘ II)’

JOHN H. SMITH

MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORlVALK.

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RESIDENCE: 46 WEST ST. 53':

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