South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, April 3, 1884 · page 1

 

 

VOL. 14, NO. 21.

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK, CONE, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1884.

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't‘ “we! drain lii thi' mixtdow .sn‘N't:
We tum‘t \\ lien lht‘ ion; long years
lldn- borne in .1\ on iii-"J iriwahiffi‘t

film \Mith \\ ilh lh unites and team

We lure ch in; it. dear lmv. both you andi

l“i‘Hiii Hi4! \\ hivli ui» Irv“ thI'.
Allil ill.
in the shrine» when~ we bowed tli

Brit i'hrtii again tel 11" wander. dear.
.\. a mid. hind chord in hand.
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Iii-Iii of each All .‘Ildllt‘h‘tl ‘li‘

'tiu llonvrx llul li‘m'iii when autumn

.bmild not know it. Besides. E in bad no
key to the trunk. .
She msolvcd to open it at her “ first
place.“ The place came at last. Eliza went
to it at night. hearing her two trunks. It
was a small. dainty establishment. and the
lady of the house regarded the immense
luggage which accompanied her waitress
with amazement. .
“ Ilo \ both your trunks arc to be got
into your room I‘m sure I don‘t know,“ she
said. " For the present you had better leave
the largcr oi: this floor.
at the end of the hall that may hold it."

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Lit" .l v m tip-.19; u... :.\i.l.-“ “g“ Eliza‘s guilty conscience forbade her to
an. um i ... u‘ my" dd: 5. o-ri-uaI object. She had her trunk put into the pain
..~.-. . up, ("W .m» m I” ”I" ~K\. d" H, luw: try. and reflected that it \'\:i\‘ now iicurly a
Ahl "n- “i iris -~ i \ witty lib-u. “'t‘t‘k since slio haul li:ivl possession of this
It" 3” m'l’i'lwx , I 'v‘ Hie i‘rrl Alum” gigantie il-jcct. and dill h td had no oppor-
‘ L W“ “N” "'3 ‘" Wm“ WM“: . tnnity oi i‘\:ll‘.1llllll}" it.
1.?! ". 9n? 1.. di . i. .o'o. cveriuorvi “'liy lurl she yielded totcinptation? “'hy
Tl? " if“; .l‘:’\_‘-:A;I‘il: i: it; 71:33. ‘ .... had she :liinv thi~ lllllL: '.' xhc licgaii to “8k
(V - \ ,1‘ J” 1;! ”LS. Aim-‘1" “m“ in-Nu. She ncu-r .imii in-l comfortable
. u w ‘5 u 4. more. .tgimi. She was ccnstuiilly in dread of dis-

'l‘hen and {5‘}.

When liti‘ .«.-i iLJI \\‘i~1.~\\'.
1:.~r.i.zx~.si \i n i \l-lé.

ALI i \l\~.li...i :

Fm; lin- lii‘i|.£ ’. «u kind ('1 itllln".

: um .‘i go Nv' “Emu _\\~|1\\'.1llli
lex \n‘ ‘I‘Qtl “4‘ Iillli'.

 

“r on: ii \idl inn-.1.“ li.’i \v.iiil rob-kinda.
\\:i-‘l.1li‘n-'.-l iiii Was now.
\ ~p i! i\.i\ only idp I 1e.
\n i V‘- i. .v o xvi-1" p‘. on .. line.“
i" -i id» i;.. .i-n- mi .1 im “will {A
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ililli.ilt‘[\l"IlI_\'1‘I§It‘Z\m

m in t \ery pound.

w Livy vim-d to been

covery. 'l‘lic trunk itself “is a costly thing.
that would attract attention as belonging to
a working \voiiimi. Might not her employer
exaiiiiiic it too closcly 1’ All day she listciied
and “'ilit‘lit‘il. '

At night. after she had gono to bed. she
heard the sound of an opcn door. and of
low voices. and creeping to tho head of the
stain. peepcd ovcr, and Ni“‘ the lady of the
house. her husband. and another gentleman
staring at her trunk. ‘

White and trembling. she crept back to
bed. “ 1 \\‘i|liilt‘l' they are no curioux~ about
my trunk." Slit" said. with chattering teeth.
to lli‘!‘ companion. the cook.

“ 0h." replied that nortliy. “ she is ill.

\1 a pen.

in

~ ~ ~ «Tr-Ii -1 in»! mm»- mim- iiieii. \\‘2l\‘.\ interfering. 'l‘hrv think a girl has no
. 1 = ii.:.i.!ii:a.ti~i Tllr‘.il. . ‘ ‘ ‘ .
: -~ 1»- \ . or q. '. m. g p. p» .“.,I “U.“ right to a few elothux‘. .iiid a box to lump
' \\ rm nix. mu .t “,1“, or.-. them in. Oh. the likc< of them! It‘s the
. sizc of it. lili‘ dcur , she‘ll be axiii‘ you to to
. \'.1\I'\3.“ll‘lhllil;‘; _ ‘ ‘
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“ Oh? if it is only that." said Eliza to
herself. 1‘|\\l!l\,: to and fi' . in her lied. “If
they only don‘t know the trunk. or suspect
that it is stolen.“

‘ You‘re a mighty rcstless alccpcr.“ Niid
the cook. “ If you toss tlic loikc o‘ this I
duiiu how them that has the m'isfortin‘ to
sleep wid ye ix to get a wink after this."
lilim held herself still. but she only [all
aslm-p when dun ii was breaking and tho
iizilkiiiaii whooping in the area.

As who waited at the lu‘eukfukbtabo
fiiieiml llt‘l‘ riiiploycrs looked at licr curious-
ly : :iiid :ifin-r the meal v: 1\ our lllt‘l' master
sirl. ur-u‘ely:

" Elli-l. l mud spuilt with you : Slllli the
1 do not \"lah the other servants to

7, Rm lI'uf.
BUNK.

\t'l‘\ ice o1

lM‘l' iaiioiis.
o .\ self-

in \r-l.

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. .ii- \i'illr-
lliiv lil. lllli

ill-l lll‘

:liHil‘.
lli‘dl‘."
i I‘ilizdolwyi‘d.

. .~ 'l‘ln'n make no scene.“ said the gentle.
lil.\ll. quietly, " but gixc lllt‘ the key of your
Liv-,3- trunk llll‘ one in tliv piiitry here."

it to go to
ink. She
owing

iln ~> Iiidlu r .tlivl inilluo r. .iliul tln- confu‘- lyh" t-iitci‘ml “I“ \, “Dummy ppm...“
“‘m‘ ' “' L‘ ”1"“ ‘ ”‘1 “‘1 \ 1'} mt“ tlgdllifl tlic siilcdioard.
. ,

“Ni?" x h ‘ -. " Kr'y alic Lilli-red. “ If you pleid 3. I

Mic .- “H l 1.11 l. p to uni . kind and bx“. h. kr‘ h, it ..
‘n'D‘H' r ‘1' ‘1 “MN“ ‘r ‘d if” "1 “ homo “ It is locked 1"“ Sdlil the gi‘lilll‘llidll.
“F" ’1‘ "“11 - 7"“ ‘1‘ “NM“ "1-“ “ “‘ ““ ~~ in or 1luclinw<o“sol»1~c.1l‘lia.
‘1"”‘ ‘3 "f l“ ' “ -‘ ‘ 1‘ ‘2" ‘ '«f‘ll Ill“‘:"r1}~ “I” ~‘ Where is the kev 1'" i‘t‘lli‘aicil licr inns-
\ l‘i l 'i .; 1.. it 1 1 l.l‘lll litil‘l" i H i N h.“ "1.1“.“ “lino. or I shall ”Wit ”10
1m a) on) o 1 = it. ~‘. 1- ‘ iill for i it \t r_\ ”mm ‘0' foi‘ec."

2 A” \ . . 13".. . :' r ' '

h ‘ I "‘ " Ci ‘ ‘1 ' “ l doiit know where the ki‘)’ is. air."
L 1 “ 11“ ‘ ' ' 1‘ ’ ‘ “J“ ‘ ‘H‘ l H“ “u“ 10 said Elia-ii; “ and. luduul. she said. with
«H or int \ 11 in We \\.iitiii - “anon. . L .

la .» ,' ..\ L‘ . “‘ . an attempt at ~\‘pirit. “ I‘ve stolvn nothing
1-Aii‘inq ii i‘. if ‘1 ‘ll i.. .illil .‘t't til. null I!‘ , . ‘ ‘ l ‘ . 'rb‘t .
, . . ; ‘ \ in you, 1.111 you \e no rig, . o opui my
u n 13 i' iiie -’_-.l. ‘n l: of HM It‘llll‘ lu-fort- ..
. ,. . trunk.
tlicii‘tix; ..l'1‘.\v .' ll"!v' \\.i\ iii-min» iii the

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1l;..l ir'iiikf Mad 1 Mllilbusr‘ ii is no more to

““1 ll. .2. “\iv .lrr\\ to me."

,.\r~ sli- npolu- slit- llt‘ill‘vl :\ Iii

pi...“ i. i‘lie; . incl; had fallen from the lady‘s

1m, to the 1‘» w'

I’lihi lit-d timer bi‘t ll illsllullt'.

“1n i'rv‘.:'li'11\ Jill) l in l\-‘.l§.
Illi :u. iii ~l.t- liml
h 2' .luiihtl \5. had of

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in» not going to troubl

tili ili- lid) 3h»: laid dropped something."
;\Utl1lie lady did not
At the

hit! mid to l:< rs. if.
(liar v\\i llit Iml'lfldl' lit‘ht'lf.
Yuri. .1. put nllt‘ got will without

up. (lull hiirriz-d directly to the “185'“86'

l'uoua.

lili/ 1 h rm 1? picked up the cheek and {UL
'l'lic lady Certainly would be
ready in giye a reward for finding such an

li|\\t'yl livr.

inilmriuni than; she thought.
wait until “ a fun" began to be

‘it. iii 1 'Il"li cum-'- in with the check. baking

n. lady if it i..-1.-n.;.-.i 1.. her.
hat the plan failed.
ll‘ r iwi» chm-km had 1161‘ small

1mitiiianteau carried to a waiting hack. and
scented to forget all about her large trunk.

-- \Vrll ?“ pita the baggage-
prmehing Eliza.

" My trunk." said the girl.

She put her on check into his hand.
" Both of them,“ said the man, impatient.-

1y.
The temptation was ofiered.

him both checks. and ten minutes after was
bargaining with a cartman. who wanted or.
tn pay for “ a great trunk like tha ."

Her heart was beating wildly.
trauma of lace. silk. velwt. ju
tar-my. might not bc in that fine trunk. now
her own. to all intents and purposes?

“ And I never did anything at all.” argued
" It was just given to me

Eliza to lACI'Svu.
like ~~I didn’t say a wo .“

3.31 the mine. the feet of an approaching
poliuintui madc her start. and she was sick
with terror before she ld't the depot: ,

At the boarding-house of Mn. XcGillup
roman mama“ and crowded—there war.
my young women out (1 place—and flvc
clout incuciargcroom. andthrcoin a ball
“rs. McGillu" and family
“ mad“ down“ beds in the general sitting-
f-u tL‘tir own occmu'nodation; md
a tank. who had taken to drink and was“
in great da mind in consequence, slept in c
wkiagchalrhalfiadacuminln the nine

balm-1m.

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apartment.

Tmhwevcmcdcvuy.aadtbmwu
a.) Want: for Elia b examine bar"

pads.
nice

at ‘\ 1‘1 opinion of ladies. us

The lady present

WmicbtpotbGMM
«.ccduncrcahwh.
,umus-uuuw a“.

The other gciitleiiiati. whom Eliza had
first seen in the hall :is she peepcd over the

 

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_ ‘ ' . ‘ \ u . ‘ a | R stairs the night luforc. here threw back his u hang an “nil a.” “I‘m" r h {fl In ‘1“
h .i .i Qt trunk. l . on. .:ind a portinanz _ . . . , 7 ~ A , ~ . davs of Leadville slicctic prosperity always
_ w . coat. and l't‘\t'tll“il l‘. shit-it who .i was piii- : . ‘ . I.
t. ..x 1.x» .. 2:... _~~ a. i. wt 11‘. illl‘ usual in d to ”h V‘ q 1:. m “h ‘ U“ u "”3“! the said that if olu (.harlev Hicks ever struck
. . . . .5 . -. . . . \ . ‘ ~ . '
y , ..~._ .ml .1. no. L'Hi n for them three . ~ ‘ 1 1; — it rich“ his fortune \vonld do him soiuo
_ . . ‘ . . . . room. and opening thc door. to. oued in a .
.i» 1.11.; tz ~i oz: 1 .mw \ll‘ilig. llicm- the _ , , - ,. - .. _ , good and he would not go and foul his
. . man \\ ho ruined a locksmith ~. kcys and . .
l: o . l int . in z nticui. _ :m-l \\r.ip- ‘ role money away bucking fam or squander it at
t .
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1 i i 1 litl lit It" to . ”1““ that trunk,‘ he sum. the shrine of Bacchus or \ennt He was
11 ~ 1* ‘ ' ~'~ 1"" _ m . old and decrepit. and had been prospecting
. , . . -' 01.. please. please. Mt. “nicer. cried ' . .
\‘ 1 wt tfi.‘ f. 9.1 .1 Mir-1 the train it ... ‘ l 1 ‘ V {‘3 f th so long that the memory of man run not to
. .. ‘ ‘v. ‘ : ' v i x i i a . .
i. 1 : i I: 1 .: . _ .21. m (mm of l.u..u. 1 x“ l\ out)‘ nuns; “* ‘1 1‘ ‘ r i tha contrary. but without finding anything
’ ~ - , .. V \ 1 . .4;~ l ‘ . ~
11,. u. - y \t Mu. d.» 5 ii \. t'_\' quietly. _ Lu)“. 1 "“H‘m 0 5” u. “‘ ‘ h ‘ m‘ except hard luck. wrinkles and a kind of
l _. . . .7 .- 1.. l ; .3}... '1‘)...“ .1... Ulh‘lh ““m 1‘: "t " r}. 1 ‘ 1 1 n .1 grim philosophy that enabled him to accept
-« l 3.1 . .: . ‘. l” .k . ~ii la r checks. lili *2 l 'q‘_““ 5 a “£16100 {2‘1“} ‘ ““‘u [Sm ; misfortunes that have put a suicidal bullet
, .\ \ i 'i ‘ i ' \ \ o .
. ; . z 1“. 2- up. ::i Ili' :;i :‘m. 51 and :i‘_’. I “ m 1‘ Q r. “I '1‘ ruuf “‘1‘ ”in M into many a younger but less sturdy heart.
' 1 I .v I I 1 ‘ . o t t
i , l i. ,» ..- 1).. ll: lvf: tin r \\..‘ knottml "3‘ 3:“??? ‘ ‘ “mi" ‘ f 1;“; l r i ‘th It was really Pltiful Moe him come Mod.
7 i » '. I: . r .'.i‘ w .v ~ . ‘ _
. . 5i, - i tl.= kiwi. .uid ullliiu'il h)“ 1 :1 Tu: ‘1 ‘1‘ l ma‘rt {“1“}: ding slowly in from the mounhius after an
. . . 3. . .1. .. . . . .
g. . ‘_ t , 7: 2:. . Lilllzln r .i from nu- ”1“" “ “w ‘3 ‘ ‘ r; “d; ‘l n «u f” of other unsuccessful tour. never cmiiplamuig,
. \ 'z t ' i .‘ . \ ‘o y ' ha] ; >
' . fl 1:.» itln r~ into. Ilt r lug Surat ‘5; tn “bu?“ “ ‘ tlhliku 5:1: 1;" but always sauguinc of better luck next
2 , t i“ .v “llli lli1~. lilim nx “Zappa m :1 seu‘uct c a :6 . time. while where he would eat that day
. . . h . . .. - i - x ‘N
. . . 1 y z '.i u... ilz-A mind.”- of the ‘ n prh‘l‘“ ‘ :1“ h‘“ mi" l‘:}““nl“ {o and sleep that night were unsolved prob-
1i .2 l - u put upon lllv Snrutogit “1““ 5‘ ; fluid”, ‘ at» .1“ “m!" x‘ i l 2' lems tohim. “ If poor old Charley would
{_ _ 5 . . .3 .11.». p. «1 into 1.. r hip, and 31‘1“)" l ..i t It “Ionian \\ lu piltipum yElos only strike it “D“.‘n we would my when the
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.ii- i. '1 ii iii» h ‘ lnli " ‘ k {“4'“ ‘ il ‘9‘" T “‘1'”\‘lf 1;“ news of a piece of luck would coinc in;
l \ ' 'C ‘ i ‘ ‘. l ‘ 5 ‘ . ‘ . . .
‘ \ ~21 :.n: mighty thli‘i’lt‘i“. I‘m sure." u“ I 0‘ u ”I u. n t i ‘ ‘ u ”I“ it “ whata mighty tlnc thing it would bc for
. ‘ . charm-h r was ruuiml. and but for the chart . ,. ’
tl. v: i. “ 5o doubt you \e got liitu- 111m.

.1 l is I ‘ _ .
‘ "h“ m laid lcii ill—iiiturcd. good MI“

i‘oopci‘. who has given her a chance again.

Sllt‘ >0

tle iinkling K52 “up,“

THE HOUSE STENOGRAPHER.

flow the Speeches of tho Nation-l Lelia-
lalurc are lit-ported.

7 John J McElhone. the chief of the oflicial
st'eiiogmphers of the House. has been inlthe
service of that body as an official reporter
since 18-17. 110 was an expert stenogrupher
when a mere boy. When he was eighteen
years old he was repdrting the. ofilcial dc-
bates. Mr. McElliouc explained to me the
other day his method of working. It will
probably be a revelation to the average rc-
porter. He pays no attention to the. me-
chanical ‘Hu’f of his work. He writes the
i'itman system in the simplest forms. When
he is reporting a speaker. he follows his
every sentence. criticising it and taking in
fully‘a bit of exquisitely trained mechanism.
The result is that he has never yet met a
speaker who can talk too fast for him. \"htn
he meets a man that can think faster than
he can then only will McElhone be at «108.
He says that in the last House the three
hardest men to report werc= Thompson, of
Iowa; Blackburn. of Kentucky. and Burma:

at . but she

 

Ill-sides. at that

servants.

c herself to

New
picking it

She \\ onld
llizidt‘ about

a}:
trunk and

master, ap-

portiug ever done by McElhouc was during

Elisa gave

What

well-y. even _ ‘ . .
seemed almost an impossibility.

enmatstake.

xitcmcnt.

.ubject of many: a row. Nona

members believed that lie

citing period.

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There‘s a pantry‘

t.y :in‘l forgheiitss of the cuiplovei \vliom
. - .

she might still be without ii placc. ——.l[ur..v .

of Massachusetts. The hardest piece of re-

the exciting incidents of the count of Hayea
by the Hours of Representatives. When
Boebeofxew York immortallizcd himself
by jumping upon his deck. perfect Bedlam
appeared to have been let loose. To report
what was said with twenty or thirty meat.
beru apparently talking at once must have
In less
than a second Lit-Elliot“! saw that his rupu-
tattoo as one of the greatest of living report-
Hc seized his note book
and dulled right into the centrc of the' ex-
Tbc voice of every member was
W to him. Without turning his bed
he stood 01-5 amid the wildest confusion
and caught witb‘rigid accuracy tba words
of thc most distant speaker. be was very
nervous ovar tho result. because. if any
member at. that time had by chance
been omitted from the page of history of
that day. HaElbcac would have been the
of the
had been
able u get them all, yet when his to.
port came out in tho Raw"? out any not
one bad adnglc word of built to .dnd. In
fact. it. it file only perfect {it-titre oftbntcb
' I: was one of this (mated
tut: of Will reuniting cur done in
When XaElbnnc Ind W

7 ' finch-d to
foot. 0“ III an out In if kc halibut-In-
mjl a “£80; latch—m

DOCTORING IN THE FAR ”8T-

 

Tbc Bur-man in an excitable pom.
and rcquircn his medicine to be u upcedy
in obviouaZresult as possible. Consequently
his doctor: in selfcdefeuac have to make thair
prescriptions as nasty as they prunibly can.-
as griping as a rahtrup. as oderouaas apolc.
cat. “immediate in action” apokcr appliod
red-hot. A Bengali apothecary once made n
great reputation by giving all his paticnn
indiscriminately a tablespoouful of Greg-
ory‘s powder to swallow dry. This made
quite a bean ideal dose for a Btu-man. It
was not only exceedingly nasty from tho
very beginning. but it lasted for a longtime
and did not get any mom pleasant in the
interval. On the other hand, castor oil is a
dismal tailnre from this point of view.
Most Burinuus would drink a quart and
smack their lips after it. They would how"
ever, he gruvcly displeased if such a plea-
sant beverage were offered them when they
were unwell and longed for something dish
agreeable. While the robust Barman thus
refuses to be cured by anything which does
not come up to the traditional idea of medi-
cine in tho way of making him feel very une
comfortable, the ctl‘em'iuate Siamese. Cam-
bojaus and Annamese require of their doc--
tors that the prescriptions shall be as little
unpleasauit as possible. The deuuuid creates
a supply, uni it is singular how. with
their limited experience. the local inedicoc
“‘0 able to produce drugs which are ordiu~
arily far from being disalgl‘t‘fillllt‘. It is true
that among thcir remedies figure crushed
spidem. pieces of reptiles. ground serpents.
scrapings of the horns of wild goats. sings
and l'llllltlt‘t‘l’t‘St‘S and the scales of fishes and
insects. which are not illlugt-thor charming
to Western uotiona OrientMsurc liowover.
not so t'mtidious. and. judging from the
other medicines in their phuriiiucolm-ia,
these cannot be so repulsive as iiiingiuatio:
figures them. The Aiiiiaiucse practitioners
refer n11 sickness to a disturbance of the
equilibrium in the human economy caused
by an excess citlicr of heat or cold. This
greatly Klnllillllt‘s matters for the doctor,
whatever may be tlic n-snlt for the patient.
In one case sedatives such as opium or In—
diaii licinp. are used; in the other. stinnw
131115 of .fllt‘ most extraordinary variety.
Siifron and cinnamon bark play a grcat
pin and a species of cardanioii which grows
in I‘pper t‘aiuboja is regarded .isa sovcrcigii
l‘i‘ltli‘il)‘.

!
\\‘lieii the sick man is irritable it
is considered well to bring him to a I‘l‘i'1‘i r
Il‘di‘d" of llllllll by udiiiinstcring a spoonful
of .i \\ ll‘lll iiifuuoii of tlie li‘ll\t‘s of the
turn -.i.tiiioiiiiini. This at once rcndvrs liini
glractdlule. Iti doubtful cam-n tli-l generally
accepted rule seems to be to giveilie patient
{lilt‘ :nl\.iiit"ge of a butch-notch of .ill con-
tents of the lllr‘illi‘lnt‘ chest.
has a dctiiiitc result.

ilii-

l‘liix always.
If the man is going
to get lwticr tlin-rc is sure to be soizictliing
in the mixture which will help him on. It
not. lie sili‘a‘llllllls iiiiiiiciliutvly and kl\i‘\ no
further trouble. Relatives are sutisliml that
he was fated to die and if a dose of every
known incdiciiie would not set him on his
legs again liisciise must indeed lmw been
liopclem. (lf such a character was the eel-
cbnited tiostrnin exhibited to an :Lx‘tonished
English doctor of the Bengal medical sor-
viee. This “as .1 green powdcr containing
no less than 100 dillci'eiit itigrcdicnts. It
was if vary great, value in t‘l‘lilt‘fll'(‘fl>‘i{‘8.

CHARLEY AND HIS CASH.

For instance. the crowd of us who used

 

One day, in the fall of the your. old Char-
ley did strike it and received $18.00) in
cold cash for a prospect hole in the Tin-cup
‘ district. I can see now the flush of honest
joy in his warm old face as he told me about
it. and went. over and over again how he
would be comfortable in his old age and
shook hands many times and fluidly burst
out crying from sheer excess of happiness.
I can also see him. a- few days later. an,
clad in a stiif. stark. ready made suit. and
his hair dyed a weird. unnatural black. be
led to the altar a blushing relic of the days
of the Santa Fe trail, known far and wide
as Albuquerque Alice.

She was an old-timer and regarded as one
of the landmarks of that part of the coun.
try. He had met her in a dance-hall two
days before and in marrying her ignored
the advice of his friends and the fact that
he already had a wife back in Obit». He
was reminded of the latter incident by the
arrival of the lady herself on the same day
that Alice dccampcd with the remnant of
his fortune and 'c disreputable character
known as chen—Up Bill. cud a difideucc
about facing her as .wcll as a prejudice
against the man» in relation to bigamy
madchimflatotbcfutncucsofthe moun-
tainl, from which, to my knowledge. hi
never Mutual— M
m ‘

A HIGH IARRIAGI-

, Sometimc‘m 1881 two ladies and two
gentlemen, all hailing from Boston, arrivcd
at the Manitou House. Colorado. and a»
gcgcd the Rev. J. E. Smith to go with them
next day to the summit of Pike‘c Peak. and

 

Throcmorton in wedlock. At fix in fit.
morning the party, mouutcd on brouclwl.
atartedfromtbcbotcl.butbaduot got far
ontheirwaybeforcthcanimaltbcmiul‘er
bcsucdcridb‘mnclfofhiaburdcubypitch-
ingbilfidcrovcrabfidgcintctbcrivcrbc—
math. How quickly brought‘to land.
butwasuottobcinduoedtcrhk his nook
again. Itwntbuiamngcdtbatbccbcnld
makcfortbc telegraph oflcc at Colorado
Springuanddcbllrpifit‘mg by win. By
nooutbcvcddingpartyhcdmcbcd'tkch
Mubgmdtbcw in charged
the aignal statidnthcrcat once telegnphcd
their arrival to the revqrcnd gentleman,
muting 10,” feet below. The young
pcoplcjcincdbmda and stood before tbc
mmbtbchtkcruduotburoffinbfidc
mdhgmdmermndtbcmat
thew rad the quadran- cd the

tbcwtu. and coat back the m at
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there unite Mr. Button and Hi. Nellic'

clergyman-they came thrilling hush

m man

A CHASE AFTER BANDITS-

A: Manner um- : odor-dc Short.
and on c [Dc-portions.

J. '1‘. Osmond. of Irmin, who-arrived in
Denver rcporta some exciting work done by
Sheriff Spangler Ind some deputy cher—
ifla of Guuuison county. in their mob
after a number of hpcradou win
am supposed to have been con-
cerned in the recent robber-yo! Ole 0mm
near Pctcrabur; in this county. Reaching
Gothic Park, some information was glqtmod
from cowboys that led the Sheri! and his
men to believe that the deswradocs had
gone into the Elk Mountains and probably
into Pitkiu county. After a long ride the
Elk Mountains were reached and suddenly
on the top of a high rock, two men wor-
soen. caludy smoking cob pipes and rub-
bing their swollen feet with their hands.
“ It is the men." was half whispered by tut
Sherifi‘s company. Quick as thought Sher
itf Spangler gave the order. “ Surrender;
you are my prisoucn.“ In answer to this
order there was a sudden drawing of a . re-
volver on the. part of one. of the outlaws and
a shot came whining down the cauym.
The men in the Sher-id‘s party grasped their
revolvers and shotguns and returned the;
3re. A groan from the other aide of the
rock told that some one had been wounded
and tho men on the peak hastily skipped
over the other die without stopping to put
their boots mi. Another volley from tho
Slit-rill“; party provokod no reply and up.
parcntly did no damage. It was clcarly the
best policy to find just what trail led up to
the rock. and it. was wiih'soiiie litileditlicutly
that one. was discovered and after mounting
with diilicnlt y thcy found that the despera-
.locs had tlcd. A glance around showed
llieiii dcseeiidiiig into the canyon. One of
the Sherid‘s party rather iiiiprndeiiily fired
\t them. Tho shot was returned. and a
bullrt cut a hole in the hat of tho Sheriff‘s

men. The whole_ Sheriff s party returned
3 thc fire. and one of the IRIS sunk on his
side. They started to ollow the traildoui;
the mountain. but the obbers. though two
of them were evidently ‘ “Illllt‘tl. were soon
lost to night. A search in. made for them
in the canyon. but. without at ccesu. _. 110nm
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Roman BY POLl ice.

A \Vashingtoii hpapcr lid“ a hicce of go.-
tip concerning a Kentucky in n. who seem:
so have been C;111Rlilt‘h|I-l_\‘ iiued by poli-
tics :HA visitor was going through the lin-
rean of Engraving and l‘l‘llillllg \\l1t‘ll :uinld
man said: “ This is Ili‘ll.“ “ “‘liat iloyon
Inc-an 1‘“ was asked. “I Luann.“ said ilic old
man. with an oath. “that iinicad of my be-
ing here wheeling print. i'~‘ rags at $1.53 r
day I ought to be chief clerk in one of tlu
depiirtiiiciits. My name is John Athord
I hail from Kentucky. and when I struck
“'msh'iiigtnp. twenty yeam ago. I \\ ore a
plug hat and ll spike-tailed cozit. likc my
old friend. the lat." Senator llogy and I was
well ilSt'il with money. I kept a store ho.
fore I came. near I.t‘\lll§.{f«|11. lh.id a number
of friends. and. acting on their ad\icc. I
went into polities. There‘s the \\ liolc secret
of my do“ iifall. 31y first step was to sell
out my plat e if l‘llhlll.‘x~“ come to \Yanliiiig-
ton city and set up for a poxiiniuter. The
Congressional delegation from my Siatc
iciiioerata and republicans. weleoiiicd llll
cordially. and everything look'ul lovely gin
til I began to touch the bottom ofmy purse.
‘I had lots of promises of positions in tht
mean-time. My friends in t oiigress could
not make me [k mtmus‘t r but \"t‘l‘t‘i‘t‘lldlllibtil
they could secure me .. cl: ricship and so
things went along. I spending my money
and hoping until my last cent was gone and
became involved in debt for inwwl and
[:lll'T things. In that desperate stmit I
went to Senator llogy. whom I had met fre-
picutly. and he said to lllt‘; \\ hat 1......
,ion do you want 1'“ I replied that 1 would
like anything. 'I‘lic next dxiy had
the appointed ii lnlmh‘r in this bureau.
aiil tin-y St‘f me to “lieu-ling rags. which 1
l are \liiiin‘ llIIllIl‘I . V l‘_\’ daysiince. Ili;i\ (- um.“
oncoi-iuo ctfortsiol-cttcriiiymudit' is but
lM'Illrlt‘lll)‘ u lalo‘vr now. my forgo] s.»
called i’rieiiih cannot spar-J the time to dc
anytfiiiig for me. ' 'l‘lii ii rising :1lltI clutch-
ing the handles of his \\’llt‘t‘I-lnil‘l‘i\\\‘ lic niov.
ed on adding as lie nodded:w “ Good day.
As I said before. young man. this is. hell.
Don't you over net up for an otlleu seekcr.“

THEIIIISERIES or A MEAN MAN.

lie

Sometimes I wonder what a mean mun
thinks about when he goes to bed. “'hcu
he turns down the light and lies, down.
\Vhen the darkness closes in about him and
’ he is alone, and compelled to be honest with
himself. And not a bright thought. not it
word of blessing. not it grateful look comes
to bless him again. Not a penny dropped
into the outstretched palm of poverty. nor
the balm of a loving word dropped into an
aching heart; no sunbeam of encouragement
cast upon a struggling life. the strung right
hand of fellowship reached out to help some
fallen man to his feet—when none of these
.hings come to him an the “ God bless you “
of the departed day. how he must hate him-
self! How he must try to roll away from
himself and sleep on the other aide of the
bed 2 “Hum the only victory be can think
of is some mean victory. in which he ha-
wronged a neighbor. No wonder he always
racers when he tries to smile. How pure
and fair and good all the rest of the world
must. look to him, and how cheerless and
ircury must. his own path appear. Why.
ivcn one long. isolated act of meanness is
sucugh to scatter cracker crumbs in the bod
'if the average ordinary man, and what must
be the feelings of a man whose whole life is
given up to mean acts? When there in so
much catering and heartache and mint: in
the world, anyhow, why should you add one
mum! of wickedness or nadnes to the cou-
cral burden ? Don‘t be mean. my boy. Suf-
fer injuaticc a thousand tinie- ntlicr than
commit it Queen—R. J. W
BABIES I“ THE AUDlBRGB-
Ipcintwithpridctomyrecord of com
weigh: yearsontbe rostrum. Ihcvc can
and heard. in my ‘audicnce. legion of
babies. All good babies, because all W
are Some are immeasurably bath!
tbauotbcm buttbmmnobadmn
More and merely varying degree. of good-
ncu. Somcofthcbabicc. tbcbappy an.
wood and lawbcd through tbs m
Some of them, ‘tbc prcmcioua, talked” aloud.
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Ohio has over 15,000 octogcuariann.

The latest. fashionable craze in England
in mule riding.

“ IAdy nah-age " is what they call it in
chhiugtcn Territory.

A San Antonio Court quashed an indict-
mcut in which a single horse was described
In a team.

Queen Victor'n‘n Balmoral estates cover
25,350 acres. and is of the gm annual
vflua of $12,000.

01 thirty-five cmploycs discharged recent-
ly from the Philadelphia Post Office, twenty~
five were negrcca.

A vessel recently brought to New Bedford
an eagle which alightcd on the masthead
[.500 mile: from had.

A Japanese student has gained the first
prize in natural history at tho University of
laipaig for a zoological treatise.

Jeannette King. an old ucgruss, was kept
twputptwo days in the Georgia prison over

damages.

According to the omcial report there arc
in Kentucky 1.915 lunatics and 1.019 idiots.
Obviously thei people who carry pistol!
were not couutqld.

A lawyer. attempting to browbcat a fe-
male witncss, told her she had bniss enough
to make a saucepan. The woman retorted.
“ And you have sauce enough to fill it.“

“ I can marry any: girl that I plea-c,“ he
said. with a self sut'mtied expression of
Nuutenance. “ No doubt." she mpond-
3d. samastically. “ But what girl do you
phone 1‘“ They don‘t speak now.

Large numbers of nogroes are reported
to be leaving Laurens and other counties of
South Carolina for Arkansas. where higher
wages and easier times are promised them ;
:llld many white residents of the. State are
leaving for Arlninsas and Texas.

The salary of the President of the United
\‘iates is 3330.030 a your. Queen Victoria‘s
income. including the returns from her
property. amounts to $1100.00“. while the
Emperor of (i.‘!‘lll:\lt_\' and King of Italy are
.‘tlcll in receipt of a much larger sum.

An old citizen of Dale county. Alabama,
um lined $80. including outs. at the late
tesdon of the Full" l Stat-s Court in Mont-
tzoiiicry. for cutting wood on government
land. He ll.\ l no in only with which to pay
ilu tine. but rather than iiiortgagc his land
he coii 'liidcd to go to jail.

’l‘ii-n apple orchards in t‘cntral and South—
'rn llhii 6.. are in grout danger from ticld
which ' are very mini irons. They
rnmv oil the bark at or under the ground.
Ili‘I tlins dedroy the trees. and, unless
«a mic ltl‘v‘r‘a‘lunll is taken. tlioiiuinds of '
to s will be killed by them.

The sale of English cottom is rapidly

diminishing in China. beeauqc they d \ llnt
make good rags after lining worn in gir-
iueiits. 'l‘hu economical Chinamun uses
.ntton rags to make the thick solos of his
shoes. and pays a higher price for native
elotdiiso (u to have the rags good and dur-
fllllt‘. .

An analysis of matrimonial advertise.
meats in Germany show that three times as
runny women as man seek partners in that
manner ; that Women are far loss [articular
about age than men. but far more particu-
lar about family “within. and that religious
faith is of secondary importance with most
mlvcrtiseix of both sexes. ‘

A ill‘llldl “181“an I8 '0 be addcd '50 the
Berlin University and plans for its organi-
zation have bccn submitted to the medical
faculty. The consideration in which Amer-
ican dentists who have established thorn.
selvos in Burma-an cities are bold and the
prices which they are able" to charge fur-
[ish sufficient proof that such an institu-
tion is needed in other countries besides
(‘vei'iiianyz

it costs great sums to get important
measures through the British Parliament.
During the hut- teu years no less than
£2.51kl.(l!lil has been spent in promoting
railway bills. and mom than £800.000 in
opposing thorn. Adding ct‘rtain extra legal
expenses. thc coat of thcsc bills has been
only a little short of £4,000,000. In midi.
lion. £35G.()l)0 has been spent upon gas
.‘Olllpzmlt‘s and 123310.000 on water com-
panios. '

A burglar. in giving his expcriencc with
people when attempting to rob a hot to.
says of women : “ They are curkus. Scum
of them will bury themselves under the
bedclothes. while others will spring at ycu
like a she tiger. A good many will gladly
lot you take-anything you want if you will
only kacp away from them. The fainting
kind are the best; they are soon laid out.
I‘m ‘ scrcechers‘ make the rumpus: they
are no ways reasonable. There is only one
lining to tic—get out of it the easiest way
possible.“

Among the wandering Arabs the girls
bavc littleto do with selccting their bus.
bands. The men nearly always fix that up
among themselves. A bold warrior falls in
love with a. girl belongmg‘ \ to another tribe.
Ea n‘dcs up at night. finds out her tout.
um her, and, placing‘ her before him on
his horse, sweeps away like the wind, If
he happens» be caught he is shot; if not,
the trlbc‘frcm which he has stolen the girl
pay- him a’v‘uit in a few days. The priest
of the tribe $058 the bands of the couple
find both tribal jcin in the merriuicut.

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m FIRST HEIRSOIIAUH PIPE.

1111733“:ande M, the capitol
ofnuagu-y. Xarol_ Kenton, 0. ,
whose mgen‘ uityiacuttmg‘ and curvmg‘ on
wood,&c.,brougbtbim into contact with
OcuntAndn-y.witbwhon ho became a
hvorltc. Womkoufllmhom a.
WNMy.WMbimapim
cfwbitiab clanwbichbldbccupruem 'cdto
bimuacuriocitycnaccountofihcxtraorh
dinary light specific gravity. It track tho
ahocmaku: that. being it mud
bcwclladaptcdforpipmu it would ab
rurbtbc aicctim,'l‘bc experim‘ cat was
uiod,andxarolcut£pipo for the Count.
andoncfwhiunclf. Butluthcpursuitcf
blame. becouldnotkupbicmm
aadvmuy'apiccc of chasm-kc?- wax bo-
uncaw’ totbcplpo. 1500!”, how.
cm,inmdda-unhgcdirtyw
'hcuxuotvlpcditct.ucdvcd.m
tbcvuadbcndbmackubrc'u polick

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PATENTS.

Orricrs: “lain Street. Cor. Fairncid Avcaueq

 
 

 
 
 

p‘ Boots and, Shoes

 

 

 

A. l. WOOSTEB,

Attorney - at - Law,
(Late examiner U. 8. Put-at 0mm.)

8r1dceport. Conn.
Having had eight years experience in this busince
I am pre to give ruv ual attention to :11

Teacher of Violin.

DIBBLE‘S BL‘K.,

BEN EDICT FRA NCIS ,

Xuic furnished for all occazbnr. Addmss

SO. NORWALK.
main

 

inatte- mist as to Paton 3 below the U s. Pail-tit.
place. and the com-ta. 'n-Idcuinks and Labels

istcred. Foreign patent: procured. Haw a akil
draftspian in my city. and I resident associate in
Washington. D. C. bend a sketch. or better- still.
co.) in pereon. GSI-Iy

wanted for rhino} all thcl’ms-
hteuts of the U.s.'!‘lic lamest. bund-
‘ coma-t. best book or" sold for loss

than twice our pricell‘lic fastest selling book inAm—

 

 

Teacher of the Voice ail Piano.

So. Norwalk, Ct.
6344:,

Richard Weltcn,

P. 0. BOX 172. RESIDENCE

102 Main Street.

 

crica. Immense profits to agents. inteiligmt [no
do want it.Au ~ one can become roomful agent.
lPerms free. auxin Boot: (‘o.. Poniand. Maine.

’71—."ii—151%":kww ' en.”

(Successor to L. r. Hangman)

Harness 8. Saddlery,

1 James‘ Bitter, in... SL.
Norwalk, Conn-
ernitmo an“? arm PROXI'I‘LY IXS—

CUTE!)

Traveling Bags, Robes, Blan-
kets. Etc.

‘ liven thing at l0\\‘\'rl. prim and all work cxccuicd
in tiic best manner. 65‘“!

”T'C’TBTBEKLYNI‘

Baker-2 unfamiliar

Instantaneous Plutonium.

MUDjIR‘S BL‘K.

tccth.

54 Main Street.

steam Finch“ Supplies. and (his thuns.
bin; promptly :iiieiitlcd to.

G. S. NORTH;

Photogmphers’ later-lulu

 

DENTIST.
WASHINGTON ST.
Appointments can be made by Telephone.

Gas administered for the painless extraction of
F6.

w. 1!. MEEKBR,
Ely‘s Building.
South Somalis. (‘t..

Practical Plumber.

Steam and this Filter. ticatcr in Plumber and
Job—
tH'l U.

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‘3 Main St.. Norwalk— 5! Washington 51.. City.

Choice Confectionery

U! My own Mattufactun‘. a Spocialiy.

Ice- Cream, Ciarlnite in Ruse,

.
Etta. Etc. furnish“! at Short Notice.

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——'l‘tic lied and Clit‘tlpvz-l plarc in Iluy——- ’

Fresh. F1811

~.\S D

Nurwa-lk (listen

A-A} ll THE BL‘I ‘-

CszN 1‘31) (3( )( )])S

(Every (‘tcii Wampum! i :v at

Hunt & Zelufi’s

ALSO LAN ““355 4 RAVKEHS.
XVI}. llllll‘l ‘.

i\ii‘ul:TEii
\‘li.\,\1il:5. E'i‘i‘.

Pickled {lysters a Spec‘lt y

Hot Dinners,
~25 (YI~I.\"1‘S.

D’Armls? Restaurant,

MUSIC II A LL BLOCK.

Mcals renal a: all home.
“t"k.

Good Home-llam- Bread fchale

in: Main St..

losrd by the day or

South Nurwnlk. Niko

James w. tfzwaimgli,

FIRST-CLASS

Artist in Marble!

Steamboat Wharf.

South Norwslk. (‘t .

— —Aa—

Himiufliiifln

OX EASY TERMS.
1 have l-‘U'l‘ll Very lk-siml-lc Houses For Sale on
Itcawimble Terms.

RflfllllS ll] R6111 111'. 1.8388

-.\L5(l—

25 DESIRABLE

Bllllllllll Lilli Fill' 3318.

—.\L1. IN—
East - Nor'vvalk.
Within five minutes walk of the Draw-Bridge.

Clearing 011i San!

_ In order toreducc my large stock pre-
paratory to removing to my new store
which is being built, adjacent to the Na-
tional Bank of Norwalk, I shall immedi-
ately commence to sell at Greatly

REDUCED RATES,

All my stock of lamps, Stoves. Ranges,
Crockery, Glassware and all the miscel-
laneous articles which come under my
line.

F. W. Jaqui, Jr.,

'uwmsnxoawmmou. w'

Aqu$ummmabcafiuu

no “.033;th not required Render, if
youwutbuducsatvrbtck precancfcitbcr
much“ all the
winch-almanac. for
£00.. Nil-lid.“ “I:

Fall and Winter

Boots? {Shoes

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Builder all Uflllll‘llfilfll‘,

Work done by [honor or Con-

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Custom Work or All Kinds. new

J.’ R. RAYMOND.

II'I‘CI

Shop foot of Franklin St. near entrant:

Mt!

I 7 ' W A Vi 7 — '

Julius Baker.
BTAIR: BUILDER,
.. ls Boi'rox‘s Siier. - Warm: STREET.
SOUTH NUR\\’AI.K. (‘(|.\'.\'.
Stair ai.d llsnd llaiis made to ordcr SIT-i. stfiiiixd

to any t-ari or the country at >hnr: notice.
1’. o. Box 543,

Till—iii iiiliiiiiiii. ’Bl

.\ l‘t‘l 1. l " i‘ 1-!

Eltllxh. Fruit-h and Herman Corkscrew Suitiun
of the rim-x: Fabrin.

\‘1‘1'.’ r.‘ i 7 l.\t‘r_\' L
pcrfcei. and made by stritiiy urai—c _.. \lt‘rkllli'tl.

B. (JOHN,

as “15151.. Norwich t‘: :.:i. if »;~

80. Hawaii Savings Bank.

.11 ll :1
t‘prii 1‘3.“
and on 5
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fifififl‘i‘ H S
JACOB PAKULSKI.

[lave added to tbcircle.:aut hair dnssing saloon. r.
the Sew Hotel Block. South Nor“ :iik.

‘
Four Pine Batu Rooms.
'\‘\'1'rii “or up Conn \Varr—zu.
“‘hicli have been fitted i: p With the most modern
rm my tuner-ls.
You can she timc by callzng at Illt saloon for

Hair Cutting: and Shaving.

As llvc fitsbclnm“ artists ‘11- constantly employed it
serve Curtomrrs,
A t‘li lllill‘tll‘ilST. with several yearn cxpericttt
p: N. ~.v York. is it: the rooms and will reriim c ycnr
niriis.1‘::iiloi‘.s. ingrown; nuts. At. a: any i:.~.:i in
the dav J.“ 01; PAbl‘l.SKl.
South‘stin‘x a!k.Ju.y 3d. ‘

1 till Pal iii iigiiii casi
Rags. “(llllegftligliilcs Iron
‘ and Metals.

Parties moving can soil the 'stock by
sending postal card to

W . PODMORE

SUIT“ NUIHVALK

JOHN H. SMITH

F L O 'R I S '1'

' MAInT—g-r—rtmfi'r.
' SOUTH xouwaut.

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Main St.. opp. Railroad Depot. (up swim).

RAILWAY.

B tlie central i ion of it. I'm. connect- <
Jaw... mils“ “ ""e E“

Kaunas 0hr. Conn
Depots with all the

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