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girls lat-1 :1 luv " mid old Mrs. Ridge “\i'uod
quiutly. “ And I 011008“ that it than be
3'01.
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“in. hug-11111: the old lady on that she could
Will) ll.‘ “ntlic, ‘ how 1 low \‘Oti. Brit‘—
bu! “1'11 :1 shall I “‘1- \i'. ’ The Old plaid Silk
woullx‘. 1 1'1- :3 11-111“ home. but if I go to
“so. H. w :1N:g ivlv;fl v tut housew—J‘
” I will save to tint " nil-l the old lady.
“ My moi-l in an expert needlewoui 1n. and
I can send at once for the n11itv-11.111-ifur your
are: for we 11:11 9 no time to low. '"
H not 1.. ltmarnuul and Suphy know 1"
than be forbidden to. go. "‘ said Karmic
with new apprehensions.
EJ’F‘?‘ No one shall know. “ said Grandmamm
Kid‘s-wood, " but you and me. and 8h-
plum the maid. \\'1-‘Illwcp uur own secret.
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“And when the (111‘. luly Mum 110ch on :
New Yecr’i morning i: l a (-11:10 carriage to
cpcnd the day with her friend Mm Elwurd.
nobody tau-W than Nun-id bad crept
dmtbcbwmentuuiu. hcrucwdn-cl all
Edd-snub! a. long nqu- ncutum clock.
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who milked '
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f.1~hi»1v:1. and when Roman-1nd and Sophia
saw the 1 \pi'1“~~1on of her face. the words 111'
vitup1 ration whieli the)“ had been prepared
11- ~1-.-.ihr_1li1-d -'.way upon their lips. Nannie
1\ 11' :1 p1 131.111.1411 to be respected now}
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little Nannie“ no
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“ 111- 11111 not return to Madame Studiwvll‘s
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lion: .1 wintrr 111 Society."
An 1 .~1- l rilliaiit 11111 X 1:111:1‘1- first season
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hill-v 1.111111; on r the prop-~11 of a fat old
ail-over who had made a fortune in the
111.111111'.i1“111r1= of soap, and Sophia had not
1112.11 on:- eligible oilvr 3 .
For who is going to gather failed roses
while, 1111 r.2 is ii tlt‘llcw opening bud on
lllt‘ tree I’
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MONEY WITHOUT OWNERS.
Singular Incidents '1‘an (‘oine to the Node:
of the Dead-Loner Diliciulu.
While I was in the “ Dead Letter “ Depart
ment the other day one-of the clerks engaged
in opening letters.“ a table near by—calL
ed to the gentleman who is entertaining inc.
Ila went to him and immediately beckoned
for me to follow.
“ Now, what. can be done in this case '1’“
he says. “ Here is a letter, this instant
o-veneL and you use what it contains?“
There is :1 clean. new twenty dollar bill,
neatly folded and wrapped in a piece 0!
perfectly blank brown paper-not a mark
of pen or pencil to show from whom it was
sent. The letter hal been advertised at
unclaimed end was dead, and the examina-
tion of its contents made it more completely
dead than before. '
“ We have nothing but. the postmark and
even that in almost. obliterated, but our ex
port will take boldxif'it and do the best he
can with it. There‘s a pretty slim chance
in this case. I guesvi Uncle Sam will get
that money. This reminds me of com 2thing
in my experience. A few years ago, when
l was opaninglcttcm, I found one just 1111::
this. except that the amount was $30 and
on the paper wraple around it was written
in pencil, ‘A friend. Matthew 111.: 31' I
looked that up and found it to be: ‘ But
wbeu than dot-ct ulms. let not thy left hand
know what thy right hand doetb.'1‘hc let-
hr was addressed to I woman and it wn
clearly 3 case or charity I really felt bad
that we could not succeed In tin- vliug either
party cudfliumouuy uintbc Treasury to.
day.“
The number-cl letter: opened lat your
containing cur-my, checks. draft: and
ugctnblc pupa won over :1 W. 1‘.
amount of m cub tuba from Isa-I
will WI: .39.“ and SIM vein! a!
ounprmnti' in). about 013911.
plum
been in many raili'oa-l accidents during my
railroal care-“r. but have never before had
such “.1 narrow mum-2 a~' the one I experi.
'lli‘Wl last Fri-11y.“ Reside 1212111.: :1 little
u~' ~11 up. .\11“. Shearer w.i- over his injuries
yesterday. Mr. Sinnirer says that Mr.
livllinger did everything po~'~'il>le to rescue
himm'll and i‘oates. :iuvl tlut 111‘ good peo-
pl1‘1-t l‘oi't (ill-mm were kindness it~1~lf.
Nothing other than what \\':u done could
1111\1“lI1‘1‘Iillii|\I,:lilHf by any on:- to say?
1112‘ Iiil‘ll “ll-I ‘.\’t‘l‘:‘ 011 tllu \\'l‘t‘£‘li.“l’i¢“Jk
burg [11 hold.
9
A WILD WEST HIGHWAYN'EN-
“Speaking about weapons. why. I have
mid-1‘11 stat-gm up in California and over in
l'tah without any weapons at all. You
don't need any. I‘ll bet a tenner that I can
takean old-fiwhionml tin «111.111.1211 it and
1111111 up the bat stage-load that ever came
over the mountains. The driver is gener-
1111mm badly frightened as any of them.
II1 is always loo"iu§' out for agents. and he
.~ -.-~; them behind every bush. I have
robh.-d s'ages all alone ant made. tho driver
1111.1 piss-wigvvra give up th-ir arms, their
1‘ 11.1..112: and monay. and then dance for
in.. Theythoughtl had any number of
paints luck in the rock-1
dare soy ‘peep.’ “'12“, of eourse, that's
thegreatadvantage we have in our bust-
393.1. “'9 scare tin-:11 to begin with, and
a...“ they 3:211 everything double. One man
i~1j:1.~“t as good as“ fifty in this lino. 'Hc
11.111‘tn1-edto he a hero, either. He just
wants a little nerve and ,an imperious air.
If I had always worked alone I‘d have been
1\ rich m 111 (\Ml.‘ 1y, :12 111 I wouldn‘ t be here
either. 111111113 my groit mistake when I
commenced working in partnership. It
Will ruin any man in my profession. If I
.2\'-.“i‘ get out. of this scrape I‘m going to
jump the country. The business isn‘t
what it used to be years ago. It‘s too easy.
There. i~“ nothing exciting about it any more.
It makes me sick sometimes when 1 think
of the tenderteet I‘vc robbed. I ought to
have gone into the train nckot long baton
this.“ '54» Francisco Chronicle.
and they didn‘t
’THE MILLIOIIAIRB-
Who in this hardworking mun ? This in
the millionaire, the man who wanted to be
rich and has got rich, and in getting richer
every day. Is he the happier for it! Hap-
py ? Bias: your soul, 113‘. more miserable,
fuller of cum and anxieties and border
worked than ever. He iii the «rind clan
of them oil. He in pulhcd with brain:- and
business in pushing him. He has so many
iron: in thcfirctbatsouicottbcmmburn-
His present. litoicnrusbhuiu the nesting
1:11.111: baud totbotbourd. Boil director
intbilcompcuyandtruihuiutbut cudd-
lent partneriuuuothcr, world wit-bout cud,
undmoreeoming. He hasn‘t time to cot
and burdlytodcep, uid when he dose lay
hilpoorbccdoutbc pillow he can‘t stop
brain-sea plain and when”. hope- and tours
from whirling and whirringtbmgbit. Ho
ccn‘ttokcudiiytc cpoud in quiet out 11
tormeudithccouldbcwouldhkc all of
hisbmiucawitbbinluhtbc wood; El
haul“. and I ulctim. Hi- millions in
butdou‘t Iii-night: a much enjoyment
'udca-mwploccglmtocboy
loyal-Ion. Ec‘IMMwitlfiIlnuh
invents. ”sumac-clinician
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lug his 111111.11: while other“: no getting cold,
Inn's Down the Ship 1N.
l‘lio \‘orwegian shoe or slice runner
iii-wily used here. although a few prefer the
l‘.1naxli:\n, or wcb Sliih‘i, for long journeys
over glassy anow wh.2n going up a .~‘te117‘.
mountain.
1112-112
\‘lill-li'i‘li.
ungainly shim —~m-2n, worn 2a
A little fellow not three yeah! 01
them. to». \Vlix‘ti the hell rings for school
children cin be $12 2 1 in 1‘\ or\' direction «4‘11" -
111g over the glistening .~1u111\' on their way
to school. It iv: a favorite annuenieut with
the young people to go (“muting down hill.
Often two will get. on one pair of sh» 1m. t11r
111- atlem in guides the little (‘1‘th anl away
they go. sometimes all right, but as often
into A deep snow drift, which t‘i ‘3 do not
seem to mind. but, Iiko little children, climb
the hill and try it over again.
Thom-1 working mines far up in the menu
taim could not get along without these use
ful shoes. They would. be held prisoners
as securely by these walla and banks 01
snow I“ if in some primn cell. enclosei
with walls of stone. Those who have mas
tore} the art. of snowzshoeing can go very
fast (1‘) them and find it much easier to go
over these mountains in the winter than it:
the summer time. There is a Norwegian
here who is willing to wager that he can go
fifty miles across the country in a day of
ten hours. but that is much faster than the
majority of sites. runners can do. They
‘will come carom the great continental d1.
vidc, going far above timber line. and travel
twenty-five miles in u winter‘s day.
It is a thrilling and picturesque scene to
ace the, stunt y miners returning from their
work. \Vheu at the top of a high mountain
hick of the town they give a. loud cbcut
and. with pole swinging in the air, away
they come like lightning ore:- tbc glmy
aways-Tolls!“ Lott-1r in the 0mm Inter.
Om
SHERIDAN AT WEST POINT-
A vacancy occurring at West Point when
:16 was seventeen, Sheridan applied to the
member of Congress from his district for
the appointment. The answer inclosed his
warrant as cadet, and directed him to report
It West Point, June 1,1848 Be brushed
up his spelling and grammar. and W
his preliminary examinations without trou-
ble. When he entered the Academy he
knew nothing of algebra, geometry“ or my
0! the higher branches of study. But. cadet
Henry W. Slocum, since major-general of
volunteer: and member of Congress trout
New York, was his roommate. Slocum was
In imiustrioun, hard-working student. and
tron him Sheridan derived much nuisance.
especially in the solution of knotty point- of
algebra. The two boys were very much
earnest. and ”tart-pl, whcntbcliahh
put out and «very cadet was expected to
remain in bed, Slocum and Sheridan were
in tkchcbitothaug‘uig a blanket» over. the
windom‘nd than lighting their lamp and
pursuing their studies. At the fire: can
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Everyone here has a pair 0: -
11'13 .
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11:12 has :\ dainty little pi‘.r nul can use.
111.11“. “11 11 almost col-l. ~“tr ii 1. them out
in l, 1111-1-11,- :1 Round cl .2211 in 1112 “.111 r.
on: ozl L112 paint. drying it with an “.1111“
Ilium-1 1‘11-!h. One cup of tea leaves to 111211
1111.11“: of w 21:1“r is the duo allowance.
“1 is 111-: 1: morally known that when entice
11:11:11 are placed upon ho: coals or upon a
ll 1: [mate the tlavor 1.1111111; is one of the
‘ agree—
:1‘11112 disinfecLints. If nolieat is obtainable.
even the spreading of ground cofre on the
111111-121 to ho disinfected in most satisfactory.
~—.l-MI“£.'.-¢.'1 Quite“.
AN CLL‘ STORY FOR DETECTIVES.
The story about an Indian _who found a
whit-e man lying dead in the winds with u
5 lniilet~hole in his forehead is one of the best
12111111111111.“ of the habit of observation
which a detective insist cultivate. The
Indian came into the white settlement and
1111111 1111: 1111111111. 111.1 story: “Found 1111110
man 1112.111 in Woods. Had hole in his head
Short white man shot him with long gun:
5.:Ilii‘tkl of gun three inches beyond muzzle
of gun. \Vore grey woolen coat. Iiad little
«log with short tail. Ilud waited long while
fer dead man to conical-mg.“
“ How do you know all this ? Did you
see it ‘3 was naturally demanded of the In-
Gian.
“' Oh. yes! mo saw: now show you.“
The settlers visited lhe'sccnc of tho mur- »
.ler and the Indian showed them the spot
where the murderer had wxit-.l for his
victim. 111: had s-' t his gun as: ”inst the
trco it. wis ii long 1111... because the bark
was slightly grazed high up, and about tbrt“
inches above the mark left by the muzzle
there was a slight mark made by the mmmd,
showing that it pmjeated three inches. The
man were ugrey woolen omit. lxscause where
he had leaned against. the true little particles
of grey threads had been caught. by the
bark. Thcru was the place where the little
dog sat on his launches—his stump tail left
n mark in the yielding soil. The murderer
was short, because when be loaded his gun
he set the butt agcod; my from his feet
The trail he left coming and going showed
he was white, because he turned his toes
out. Indians never did. The trail also
ahcwcdthatthe one coiningwthc tree an
older than the one going away from it—
hcnce the murderer land waited.
no continence. ‘
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tbclnndngmmtbcotbcrcky,wuu
cldmunwitbunoracyc,aquakyvoicc.ull
cmlnccln ficmbfimlylcfitbe
cupid oitywhcuhccaught the ccndudcr‘l
m,mdukcdifdidncxtctnfion was Id.
van-“Noni: Hmhflymflum
Mudflmtbonply.‘ 1.“ Ghent-the
oldgcutaukcdtbc same question cud 13°-
csivodcbouttbcunci‘upiy. “Willi-m
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Artist in Marlo o!
Steamboat Wharf.
South Norwalk; t‘t.
11111.1 [lot Solo!
In order to reduce my large stock 1 re-
paratory to removing: to my new More
which is being; Liiilt. adjacent to the Na-
tional Bank of Non-11:21:. 1 .~hall immedi-
ately commence to sell at (RI-€333}.
REDUCE l) RATES
All my stock of Lamps, Stoves. Ranges,
Crockery, Glassware and all the niisceL
luneous articles which come under my
line.
F. W. Jaqui, Jr.,
48 Wall St, NORW ALK. Conn. 651)
NEW 10121;
MILLINERY
73 MMV STREl-I 1’.
SOUTH . NORYVALK, CT.
W illc .n, onor about April 5111. the atorc in i..-
first-cl
New York iiilliuorr Store
South smalls. March 27. 1864.
11118. W. FlWGETT.
der‘ 3 b oci: formerly occupied by Mrs. Godfrey, as a
With I choice Ind well selected stock at NEW
YORK PRICES.
Mrs. W. Fawcett...
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JACOB PAKULSKI.
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.111 _\1\\ lint Ii. 11 ‘11.
Four Fine Bath Rooms.
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in;:o\'1“i1‘.1
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It‘ll IV .
JOHN H.SMITH
FL 0 R. I S '1'
MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NOR\\'ALK.
‘ GIT-at Reduction
FURNITURE,
~—AT—
D. I
Main 51., opp.R1:1‘
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RAILWAY.
Stow’s.
‘2“ bad he pm.
(up stairs}.
By the central position of it~ line connects the Bad
and West by the shortest route. and 021mm prawn-
- without change of can. buw ecu C iii-(“ago and
(.‘ith‘ouncilBIufi‘s. Leave-nu“ ortb. Atcb .i.~on,
Mimic-polls sand St. Paul. it connects in 15 Mon
Depots with all thepiinripal lint. of road 11‘ in (\“n
the Atiantic and cit‘c 00.1115 115 upiipmcnt
Most
Prettiest Paine; Sleo “.11; Care and die Best Line“ of
Diniud Carsintbc \ arid. Three. Trains“ betwwn
between Chic-go 11nd Hinucupoli: and St. Paul.
tbeFMnDus
ROGKWOOD’S.‘
communes CLUB RATES.
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V
thhquiric-conccniug Club “fires, 1011.111» metatanooga, Atlanta, A
we would ”that when dubs emulating ma um. Neutrals-a Lenin-inc, Lexington. Cine: emu.
or more on formed our mane“ per maximum wfijdbe, and Omaha. maxim.-
» to chi and SLY“! mmnw ms.
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tactile
ls unrixuied and magnificent. being minwsed of
Comfortable iuid Beautiful Day Coaches and
blaguiflcent Honor: Rmiiniiigchair (“121111112111 .9
undlisconri Rim Points. Two train.
“Albert Lea Route”
A New cud Direct Hue, viii Senecacnd Kannkue
has recently been opened bum-en ltichnmnd Nor-
wmmcrunm
uhwmcdmmnaalmfiv mm
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1 In? 32;» waintson
“:i.1i.\iii:1‘_ii1.lt. 1L. :1:
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1'1‘:il>1“it .\ \.
«ditherin—
“warmth-1
($83
John H. Ferris
‘2. -2 1~:.I ‘..-1 RV. Ill“ :‘111r‘1‘. :ikll adso
B: ‘icis. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehinh. Liick‘awanna, Locust
Mountain. Franklin. and
\l‘ilkeslmrre t‘oals.
Agent for RUBBER PAINT.
Yards {1;- -tr
sliiill \Irt'vlm
Drug Sti‘n“.
11f \Yashington and Blah
l‘-r:11“ch citin- at Stillson's
6-11.
(‘ALL AT
J. HOLLAND’S
\l' 1:1“:“1 You \\
311 Find
Cr‘resh Pure, and Choice
ouruorouuuul
'i'ul. 24‘: 1:!“ . a. “11-111 ml: and Roi-tail
U11: 1 u“ 11 $12; 1::1-r K :ali ty of
Ufl...~1!u:
3:23.211 Candy, at 20fents
pcr Pound. '
A Kai-Jo a».~r“1mvr.: 11f finLil’i.\Y GOODS and
\‘Ulll >‘I‘.\I.\S~TREE URN AM‘ESTS.
re: «.~';ir1d r‘1.~': in“. " ~55
»-L;l;i.
MEATS,
Fruits ooVouot tub or
FISH. '
02.1 N: ' »'~ ‘RAILIIUAD FI.A"X—Opp. Dcpct.
1 1.3V?" .
hgvliid in quantitifi.
_. "(011-1311. to the l1281m5 and mad at
11;. _\1::1m.~. I111-~:r1- Ioiiifcrm the pub
1m find a: m 21301:, even-thwart:
' 1 Karlie: burlfltrt
llcats, Fish, Vegetables,
and Fruits ’
Of all lamb 1111111».- .~'eawl1.flt the Low-est Prion.
(212111“:~ n-Iiipli} 1111; read. Anni-abated.
A. B. COLEY.
1 11111111111 Harlot!
“’heeler & Wilson
in the World.
Wlbsmibuuwt: ‘rcyoucaulcctlzcn in opal
ticmauducalwcycgbutosbownmu.
D. B. STOUT
Rod’s Jew-airy Store.
The Best Family Machine
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