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short,
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)1.“ \1 ’ I11l- \111l‘r 'I I11 kit1 I11 n11tIIclul
r. 11 ‘11. I g1. 111.I- I111‘ t11I11'rp1-ts1111l pans.
out I-.11111_1 th-111rpl111111111‘1‘11fth11 family,
3 11111l11ll1111s1-1r1‘I1l11gl1cr ,f.1<‘1111\'1‘r the
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‘i out lasing absolutely vain, I may any tlnt l
. ; be 111 mcy “111' In away.
l1‘11.11y"11 chock111111111111-1I11tthc inuucn-Io.
‘ I 11.11 wry .1.-11y t1. uppmr 111111.111111.
.u‘.” but I could not aubscribo
what I I111l1111tg11tt11 gnu."
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.\.l1l111i1‘1 “ I‘nu Invc tivu 1l11ll11m a Wot‘k
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p.111' l '1 1111 11'1- -r ~ :1llo1t. 11111‘ 111111 -"
“ It 11: anticipat‘d :1l1-‘.1-l_\ ,“ said Funny.
:11 11 low tune ' .\ly 11-11r futhcr ow'od tin-
hon-Ind 1I1-ll1r‘ 1"‘1zl. 11311-11 ho 1llv'1I. I of!
1113's.: tho I131 lll‘l'llldl'dll“ and I give old
I'11.1l1t1111-l 3.1. 11111'l1I11p1y hcr bourd
at tl11- t‘ -E11r-~-l “'w'n111“:”111111111Iiztltiuiul‘t‘.“
“ ti 1 I 4111 1‘l‘l1‘1I .\1l-‘l11i1l~‘ ‘ I
ncvcr l1.‘.1r-I1111yll1i1u .1111 tidiculoue in my
lit-‘.‘ '\\'11)' 1111 mirth don‘t you lct hcr 1:11 to
Ill“ I'lMu-li-vll‘v‘ ..‘"
" 3‘9.»- w.1~ 11111111111351 old nurse,“
111, I11 1' -‘--I 11 I11‘1g‘11t-‘11i11: utill inoro .it tho
taunt. " .\l-uulnzi :ilwuyn mid shc hoped old
Imuh rich-r \1'.1ul-I c111111‘ to want.“
‘ .\nd so you Mr scouting yourself. and
1lr1-cufuglik1‘11-l11w1ly to pay tlu-so outta,-
gz‘ou‘ l1-111a1‘11‘?" sueorod .\dcluido.
“ 'l‘--.~'. '.r.‘ unthar of thcm compulsory.“
said l-‘.11111y. " I 11111 paying thciu because
I lml It to be my duty. And, after all,
dovsu‘t old Dinah belong to the Lord‘s poor,
put us much as “NEG crippled bricklayer:
and rl11~ulnntic spple-woucn. in your city
gum-111! And now, Aunt Amen. if you will
give me your kcys. I will prcpnrc the arson:
and syllshub- for your lunch party I“
“ Fanny is so eccentric.“ mid Adelaide,
as her cousin. wont. lightly out. “ Only
think of her refusing to subscribe when
«any on. also was putting down their
was: 1"
" Look hero, Adelaide,“ said the widow,
abruptly, “ if this sort of thing is really
going to rosnlt ulvantagooiuly to you--“
" You inc-an. If I think that Mr. Monts-
guc in really going to prop 111‘. " calmly in.
“Well.rn1snimn, with-
uill film. “
1'11,"
slid Fun-
E
flsiuk he is.“
“ Very- r1".
1
In that can," .ld_ In.
3 Mann, her trouhlcd brow staring some-
i $10.,“thissulneriptim dyaurs will not
A Otherwiso— -"
“1111113111” 1 fool, mun,“ said It:
met. 111131-11 dandy. “ And now let us so
1M1s1ltoehe‘s. [ninth-van now «has
In Thursday. 3’. (brim wore the
§\M’Jfl 11W. volvot ‘ W U
. gm": «.1111 ammm 111111 never sppcus
S the an: dram 1111:.-
'1 A dnyutwolwl élspocd since the die-
, gin-“urn. Amu' breakfast—“bk. In}
13 manna-11 llantsguc 11v fitting It
. finally“ .ongtncn‘lu‘t I11 Mento-
‘ fun-«noon. ”Mb-11m
1. naming-m: .111 tuned
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1884f
WHOLE NO. 713.
5110 ncver wrote down llt‘f‘ name at all.
3 sh: 11‘. 1‘ After all, 11' but 111 it to me. 9" 1
And hurriedly flinging down his pen. he
shufllcd all thc shccts of hulf-writtcn ser-
Inou paper togethcr. and went out for n
Walk.
a I must turn thc diruction of my
‘.ho11~:‘1h s-uuchow," auid hc. d11x111iriugly.
Straws smuctimcs divcrt the current of
Ono‘s wholc lifc. and, us it happcncd. one
' of tho putty "t“! flund'vt' achnlnrs was sit-
tim: on hcr 1loor4tcp plnyiug with papct
dolls. Shc lookcd up brightly at Mr. Mon
taguc 11.11 I111 pumcd. 3
" Flora is bcttcr,“ said she.
gctting wclI, now.“
.\nd thcu .\lr. Montague reincuibcred tllo
this litth‘ damscl‘s still inorc diminutin
111111.111 I111l bccn vcry ill with curtp.
“ I will come in 111111 1111111 her,“
kin-llv. ‘ 3 3
Alh‘t‘ mm on in advance. and opcncd the
door. “'.‘l uumw will 1111 down, prcscutly,“
sh: and “and th- young clergyman sat
down to wait in the pn ttily furnishcd par
lor 11h1‘r11 the hyacinths swung their pink
and purple bulls in the aunahino, and the
can in t111ttcrcd softly overhead.
.\Irs \\ 111-11111 111111111 down stairs very soon.
Sh.‘ \\ 11Icum1‘d hcr pastor with a smile.
I was so s- or) that I could not be at the
Aid Socicty Meeting last. week." said she.
" Ilut I havc been with out n girl—and oh,
what discomfort and drcarincss that fact
implics. "‘
‘Iudcod “ ml. 1 the clergyman. politely
And who do you thxnk I l.n\1‘ not now? ‘
Mid Mrs. “'arrcn! " IHlI you ucvcr would
gurus no I run going to tcll you——Fuuny
Amos. “‘
“ Fanny Amos. "‘ echoed Mr Montague.
" Vol 11% :1 rcgular acrvsut of coursc, “ cx.
plaiucd the young mothcr ‘ But I was
b11111 mum-1 myself ovcr my forlorn condi-
tion. and th11 nnpo‘uil‘ilih‘ of polling 11 girl.
whcn all of a and I 1,111 sho otfcrcd to come
and hpr 1111‘ Hum) hours every day. And
.1111 if the
wurk did itu'lf. \1 hilc shc movcs so quirtly
and noist‘lcx‘fly about th1‘ room 3 And whut
do you Slllvpust‘ Rho is going to do with tho
1111‘ n1‘y thut I pay hcr. "‘
“ I don‘t know I urn sure. " said \Ir.
)Iout Igllv‘.
" It is to
Society,“
“ Flora i!
he said.
the is such 11 comfort! It scum"
IN‘ RlllIV‘l‘ribi‘Ll ‘10 the .\ld
mid .\lri. \I’.1rr1‘u, oxultuutly.
“ Sliv‘ 1‘ so 1111\ious to do somclliing for 1111‘
p.1 11 cspccially, aftcr your app-1:11 111 th-1
Its! Rhodium"
' lint .\IIV“ .\d-Iic .\1111‘sl111stold “11‘ con-
tid-‘uti.1lly, ‘." $11111 Mr. Montuguc.
“ that all!) luw 11 private incomo which
11fc11111'x-
u
“ (lb. ycs. I know all about tl11t." sail
'Mrs. “'urrcn. " .\‘hc. htu two l1'111 l1-‘d :111d
fifty dollunl u your-vund of did she p iys
thrcc dollars wcckly tuwurd n dcbt I111.
qucathcd to bar by hcr futhcr, who 11'.“ on:
of thc poorost muting-1n iu th11 world. and
thc remaining sum 31.1111 to the support ohm
old colorcd woman. an unci-‘ut funily son.
ant. who'would sturvc \\'I'.Il 1111 it. lIcr drcss'
costs hcr absolutcly notlnug. she is so. in-
g1‘11111us with thc noodle. and sho pays hcr
board at Mrs. .\lbcrt .\Ill-‘n‘. by making all
thc pastry. 1I“I‘-ll'.\fllls: tho tablcs, tucudiug
tht'liucuntldfincI111‘1‘s. sud taking cntire -
churgc of the bric-1l~.’>r1l1‘ in th11 parlors l"
1- 1.1.1.111.“ u. 11 ;. .
n111r1‘.
“ S11 that who has no “randy for ch'n'zty,
“ wvut on th" 1‘11111111111111‘.1Ii\'1‘ littlo
" And hcr ‘111-11I't w.1s so dccply in-
tct-wtcd in th~~ cowc. you know - and shc
\\'11\‘ so dolightcd. th ' darling. at tho No.1 of
1‘111'11iug Rotuctluuq to contributc. And I am
111111.1llv d1l1'l1t1d,” slu' 11d. I1‘1I. with u laugh.
“so tl11“rc t 11 11.11 of us' .\11l now will
11111 11111111 up stairs and 111111 l“.lor1\ " 'l‘hc
child in o1crjoy cd th.1t1\ou 11.1w mum to
visit l11‘1‘f‘
'l‘hc llcvcrcud t‘ccil .\Ioutaguc‘s face was
m-liuut. 11's h1‘ wulkcd up stairs to R1111 p.‘1lc.
\ioful littlo Flora. who was sitting among
hcr pillows with 11 picture—book iuhcc hands.
and two dolls stowcd away besidc lici' ! For
was not swoct Funny .\inca acquittcd in his
cyan. from thc churgc of cold-hoartcd puni-
mouy ? Any one could give n1on11y whut
Rho gavc 11111.1. toil, paticut thought to help
th.‘ poor.
llc want to Mrs. Amcs‘ house that after-
noon. '
“ In Mia: Arm‘s at home I“
“ Miss Funny, 1 111111111?“
“ .\liss Adclaidc i111 in her room, air,“ said
the servant, who haul Involved hat lust-tuc-
liuun.
“ I wish to sec Min Fanny," said the
II1‘1 gyuluu, quictly
Adclaide did not exactly listen at the
door): during the intcrviow bctwccn Mr.
Montague 11nd licr cousin. but she certainly
nut very near the [wrtic‘rm iu the adjoining
room. and wondcmd grcatly what it could
all be about. And, win-1n at l11~‘1t, Mr. Mon-
tuguc went away. and Fanny came out, with
row—pink cheeks, and cycn shining with soft
happincsa, she cried out, impaticntly :
" w an. runny, what. did no say I“
” Flc asked Inc to ho his wife 2“ said Fun-
ny. “ 0h, Adelaide, what have I douc, to
dcacrvc such happinels as this P“
Adelaide Amos hit her lip. Rho glanced
\uuilevolently st Fanny—Amt the next minute
she summoned her better judgment to the
rescue: She could not frighten Fanny out
of this new-born happinass,‘ not yet disen-
chant Mr. Montague. Was it. not ndvicahlc
to make the belt of slain?
“ I am sun I congratulate you," said she,
with a toss of her- head. “ I suppose you
won‘t 'go on doing house-work for Mrs.
Warren now P“ I
“ Oh, yea, I shall," csid Fanny, smiling.
“ l have made a contract, and I shall carry
it out I And you‘ve no Idea how happy
.\lrs. Warrcn and I are, together, chatting
human nnd polishing silver.“
“ Humph !" said Adelaide, «only.
But, poor girl, she had the bitterness of
her own spirit to hear! For Mr. Moutaguc
hsd not propoeod to hotshot to Fanny l—
Sim-by Browns.
chlbl ..“39
\‘ou sco,
that r» 1n.
he asked.
SEIKO A BOY.
Then is a great comfort to s boy, In
the amount (it work he can got rid of doing.
It is 11111111111111. astonishing how slow I“
can go on an cmnd ; perhaps, he couldn't
explain hiuuolf why. when he is sent to the
neighbors‘ for yeast, he stops to stone the
frogs. He is not. exactly cruel, but he
wuutu to see if he can‘t hit ‘eln. It i s
curious fact about boys, that two will be a
grant deal slower About doing anythln
than one. Boys have a power of helping
.a1-h other do nothing. But any what you
will about tho general uncle-sues of boys, n
ufannwitkontalwywouldvorysooncone
lo gricf. He is always in demand. In the
[rat place, hoistodonllthccmndl. go to
tho. «lore. printout-e, and curry all cork cl
1.. Magoo. Bo vmuld like to have as my
Irgnunwhml has upokm, and rotate In
All)!“ the mo way. Tish M W
lfluhdmnndpwmlewhohau sun 8-
" turning cart whack“ Mthddsdw
nut have “W ho w— “ kh-
ulf and idling his time. I. was only by.
in In hunt a new node d m. as
that be out! min log. a! in hit
1.1111311111111313 PlC‘l‘URESi
Illrtlofi.‘
The gallcry was first opened this sca‘sttn
Vanderbilt‘s personal fricnds. This was fol-
lmvcd by out1 given to the artists of New
York and Brooklyn. who were privileged tc.‘
roam all through tho magnificcut home.
handling 11nd studying the rich trcusurcs.
and forgcttiug for thc moulcnt thclr “not
taincd ideals in thc rculity of a brilliant
suppu‘r. Th11 gullcry is now upon cvery
Thur-«lay during th11 soasou to such 11.1 have
hccu givcu cords of adinimion, obtained by
writing to tho housc.
As one occuaionally hours .\lr. “111111 .‘bilt‘.
“cucr'wity callcd into 1plcstion -—uny patron-
ugc Rccmc‘i tlt1‘elgl‘t‘ in comparison with thi‘
wculth of his rcsourcca ~his iibcrulity it]
op1111i11g thc gallory to thc public 11.11.1111 be
fully rccoguizcl. It 11111111121 doubly grunt
whcu o‘uo 1111111111111. the poor h‘flll‘ll it has
Inct at tln1 hands of thch woe-lying it. Thu
injuries and annoy ancc n‘sulting from tho
bchnior of u fcw ill- brv‘d visitors during
the two yours th: it tho gallon has boon
opcucd to tho public 111111 1~t dctcnuincd Mr.
Van-Icrbilt not to rcpcut th11 11111111111111-m this
ycur. Siuglc invitations wcrc uscd to ushcr
In'wholc fainilic-l. in 111111 iiutance fourtccn
pe‘mona coming under a single card. l‘io
tun-a wcr.‘ t‘mgcrcd and pokcd with umbrcl-
his and magnifying glux'xcs, chairs wcl‘!
puxhcd buck uguinit th.‘ frmucs, and "30
gilding cruckcd 11!! in several cuscs. Two
valuablc books of cngraviugs o'crc 1111 injur-
cd by bcing dogwourcd 11nd thmubod. and It
induct of .\Iciaaouicr so bath-rod. that it bo-
cumc noocsaury to nun-1n- th-‘m. (‘hildrcu
wcrc uIIowc-I to pluy t 1); around tln‘ moms,
whilc thoir purcuts cvi-lcutly coinidcrcd
thcmsclvcs at liberty to wuudu‘r through the
privute- ailmrtlncnts of thc family, conspicu-
ous among those bciug 11 countryclcrgyxnau,
who, accompanic-l by s-‘io'rul womcn, waa
only r-mtrainc-l by for1‘1‘ 11ft11r rcpcutcd 11b
Icmpts to op1‘n thu- fol-ling-loora and cut-‘r
‘.lic houso. It is not slrun-zc. III-‘11. that Mr.
\‘zillilv‘rldlf. nllli'll‘l lli‘nlI-lft II IWfUI't‘
again submitting his houachold und pictur-‘R
to such trcsltuh‘ut. The numbor of pom-111s
visiting thc gullcry is Incrcusiug with cwry
wcck. uu-l this, tho most attractivc acction
1f I“1f1h :11'1‘111111. in thc twighborhood of thc
.1.11h11-Ir.1l. is' unusually gay 'l‘hun-luy Aft-1r
ll‘N‘l“.
'l‘h.1 51101111 1111 first cntcriug tho 1: 1ll1-1'y in
1. br1ll1.u1t 111111. 'l‘horc :\r1‘ two l1r.;-- 1.111111%
111-1111 s 1vc111y f1‘1‘t 1.111;; 11nd forty fcct high
1.1111111: c.11‘l111tl1 ‘rut right anglcs. th.‘ Ila-11x
.\rc c.1111r1‘1l with rich l‘ur‘iun curp- ts, which
crud. lik.‘ soft turf uu lcr ouc‘s fcct. :1111l1i11-
iqliv‘d .1t "11‘ 1‘-l,,;1‘ \itli .1 lll1|\‘.tl'.‘ 51-11111 burdcr.
'l‘ho dildo 11nd If;l§ll‘.‘\‘ of thc «1.11:3 arc of
ebony, 11nd fllt‘ friczc. fi‘ll fcct high, 1‘ “wilds
of richly-decorated piuuls, fr:n111~.l in hcnvy
mahogany.
'nm gallcry is lighted by 111.1i11c.l~1.:l1'1u
Iky- "'hts, dclicutcly col Ire-l —thc work of
Mfllhidm L11 Purge. 'l‘hcrc arc rich silk
di 111a 1111l t1p.1stry chair-1 scatt. r. I at cou-
\cnic nt iutcrvals, whilc through :1 l1 ilcony
hczuily dr1pcd with plu11h hem .zinga ono
c11‘1t1l11 s a glimpm1 of gol. I archcs, brilliant
ch 111dclicrs, and cupiisitc frcscoing. The"
is in rich 111111uori11l tiblc of cbouy inlaid
with llfl‘l‘mll wool, and b.‘ :u‘iug thc nnno of
m . .1 ..
gclo. Item. 111111 1 l ‘1‘lliui. and I) 111111}. 11111111
room couunuuic 1111s with tho conservatory.
011cc 11.11 I stood hcrc. 111 121111): ut thc masses
of fwiry-likc form thit s~-.-111 f.1irly to foam
out of the tilcd floor. and at tho 11111111111 tropi-
c.1l plants, sprawling in th-‘ir rich china
pots. with hcn‘ and thcrc 11 111‘ ms lamp nus-
p.1u1l111I—~1\11 ctfcct bountiful but in the high-
cat dcgrcc artificial ‘ ‘l 111 crhoird gor-
gcously-uttircd Lidy, who w.“ o‘crlcap: g
licrsclf in an odort to cut-‘rt:1i11 ochfimnzl
Iliould tako to ho a succcuful storc-dcilcr.
“ You know I b11li11v11 in Naturo,“ sh11 avid :
‘ you not tho gmudmt cffccts tlut way.“
Not 11.1 :1 p 1111;111113111111‘hd1 ~1liamoucd 11111111111,
to whom an cuthusimtic daughtcr 'w11s cs.
claiming : “ Isn‘t this lowly. 111111111111 2‘“
“ Isn‘t that swcct P“ “ That‘s nothinr now,
my dcur.“ says n11uuuia. “ we have all this
at homo “
b.1111
l\
THE PRILE OF LIFE.
l‘coplc trill tho ago of “forty “the prime
of life “ \Vho invcutcd that mocking
phrase? Sonic subucid cynic. doubtless.
llccuusc it is not tho prime of lifc, by any
11mins. At forty the hair of your temple.
in whltcning; nt forty your “figure" in
broadening ; at forty you hcgin to be called
“aharmlms old follow“ by your prctty
noices and thcir friends. A most disgust.
lug time of lilo. \I’hcn with digniticd steps
you march toward your yawning grave at
ihvcnty-fivo, you uwat lcxuxt an object. of
rcspect and mvcroncc—if you have money.
Your white locks and your snowy bound
crown you with tho nmjosty told. But lobe
forty! You are neither young nor old.
Your hair is pepper and salt in color. Your
speech has become, in spite of yourself, not
in stilted scnmnm. You perhaps would
flirt. but in the attcmpt you meet with dire
diaastcr. This enterprise is mrt with the
gigglas of girlhood. and you arc driven
ignominiously from tho accuc by some
“ n11\shcr"of twenty summon. The real
prime of life is when your muscles am like
twisted cords of the finest Besscnicr stool ;
you don‘t care much about girls 11¢ that time
and your lungs are like the bellows that
blow the mailing furnace; when you
have only to say one pretty thing and show
your whim teeth and twist up the‘ ends of
your youthful mustache, and any pretty
girl you wunt just. sighs once and tumbles
into your arms. That is the prime of lilo.
the breakfast buttered tout. “on you
have booomenjudgoof wine It Is indeed
timetolosve the arena and to accept the
worn-out gladiators gift of the wooden
sword.-— Vanity Fails
FRO. OSNIRA'I'ION “GENERATION-
Snyannhlngtonlettortotthhilndol
phlsRm‘d: Theolhorfisyshillwss
maven-ably notodonhyncongressionnlm-
mitten whiohhashecnbefore Congre- It!
nvcntydourycun. Asia I) my ”I.
theor’uinalohimhsndthdrehildram
dead,sndthoircldlnlsnowprnswutsdby
their children‘s children. whommdtslb
ed people annulus, wlfi childnn and
MWIowhc-tboehlnwlllprob
..be Asasunploccssltls Intel‘-
din. forltshowshowllnph that nut
lustre. Ills“. what!“ Brlthh won
““50deth
haflomtstouhcnsuduthoun
0:00th The Government
hoops moved away and in British ul-
Mundhnkthmudmy
odlh cant-ah. the hundred and fan
Whfielohmmlly' belch-
mfufiyw M n 0H-
bOaWhrficvdnsdfil WC
Mmmumwm
“landmines. nuha- n-
publhvcnhlquln mush. nu
It is all over when you begin to crumble st ‘
WifithMW-
music-curb! «list. '3‘ on.
I sscnnuav oumnnms sou.
hut llt‘ all.“ Murry Ill. 8mm
l A romance of peculiarly churnotefiltlo
dent this morning regarding n member of
1 the family of W. E. Chandler. Secretary of
3 thc Navy. The lady in the case is schsrm
, lug ("onncclicut girl of respectablc but poor
:parcnts. Th11 youn‘z man is the son of the
iNcw Hampshire stntcsman and politician.
‘ his 1.11.11. being the sunic as that of hill dis-
;lluguished parent. To commence alright,
the young man, who is a half- brother to the
lSccrctary'u young family, was left by his 5
; grcntaunt on his moth-r‘s side a fortune of
‘ 111111111 11.11 11.11 11.11.11 11..- time (12177) 1..
i mum-d upon a coursc at Dartmouth College
"c this graduntcl after four years study, a
poriim‘t of tlluf timc. l‘ciug also dcv otod to
an ardent courtship of the charming Miss
\I’hcn hc rr -turncd homc and held
the customary conversation with his fathc:
as to his futurc ha cznually rcxnnrkcd thin
shout the first thing ha intended to do 1131".
to got married, naming “to lady of his
choicc.
” But what have you 811130 marry upon 7"
asked the astute parent, who had other inst
rimoniai plans for his cldcst non.
" “‘11“, $6,003 will do for n ntartcr." was
the rcply. “ I hopc to make my way in the.
world about as you l1.1\‘_11 done, sir, and I
don‘t think you had a largcr capital to com—
uicncc upon."
“ Wait n111iuutc. younginan.“lntcrru1uc1l
tlic cldcr lll'tu, " you have 1111 $6,000 to start
with. You forgct that you burn boon draw-
ing on this mm for thc last four yours. 7
There is about $50 111‘ your crt‘dit at tho
pr-zse-ut timc “
What followed might not be exactly right
to rotate. but this much comes from s n‘lis-
hlc sourcc and Is n ncwmry part of thc
chronicle. Tho first thing with which tho
public has any lcgilixnatc concern is the fact.
that tho young man sought and obtained 3
position on thc (‘oucor-i Railroad, a corpih»
ttou occupying a strum: position of antagon-
ism to his futhv‘r in th-1 Granite State.
was nplmiutcd brukcmsn and whilc an" in;
in that caxuvcuy had al.1111-I11nt opoortuuity
of swing his (nth-1r. who had to use the line
fr111p11~11tly whcu at homo and who often
role on tho train on which his indclwudeut
1.111 acts-l 1m brakcmnu. Finally the young
1111‘1 found a mom lucrative position on n
W.- 111 NH ll» \vor‘t-‘d l1:.1rd row to
. kno. kml down in my 11f.1
I]? ! dou‘ I publish a corn 1 lion I will 11.1111 you
EDITORIAL ENTERPRISE.
ngn‘i Stern In the Jlllllonnlrc‘i Private l ‘ (15“... 1.; “v” fimfifl . M.“. I Bowl for New. lint Proved l'nproll-blo.
“any a man has gouc to a ncwsrpaocr
Oflco 91nd begged to have his 11.111111 suppress-
on “‘9 0““3‘03 “I “ ”NPI‘OI‘ SW?“ '0 M"' flavor was related to the Graph?! mp1“: “-11!!! other night a sntoothuaced ina-
Visited an Arkunm cditfir and slid:
“ I have n great favor to risk of you. "
"What is it. "‘
“ I want you to kecp my name out of
3 your paper. Don‘t mention the f let that
John Gladdle kuockcd down thc. llcv.‘ Mr.
Juglo this evening. llc w .u beaten shame—
fully. it Is tmc. but I don‘t want nn‘ name
, connected with it.‘ "
The editor Mbcd thc young fellow" to tell
him all about it, and. aftcr golfing all the
facts, said:
“ My dour sir, I am, as you know, publish.-
Ing a newspaper. A picco of scnaatioual
news is very valuahla to me. and I therefore
Cannot suppress this 1.5.111.“ -
” I warn you, sir, not to print it.“
“ That‘s all right. I Would bc plcmcd to
3-011 you some other timc. for I am busy
now.“
Tho young fellow lcft rcluctuutly and the
editor turned to tl111 work of writing up the
acnsatioxl. The reportcrs wcrc all out 1u1d
tho cditor revit‘cd the days of " hustling “
work by “ spreading himsclf “ on tlic urti-
clt‘.
N11.“ morning the papcr contaiucd a col
umu and a half of choicc 1111115. .\11 In
human Outragc. John Illaddlc, tho Ruffian.
Knocks Down thc llcv..l\lr. Juglc and limits
liim l'uuicrcifully." _
't'lic town you thrown into a high state of
axcitcmcut 11nd U111 c-Iix‘or n111gr4tulatcd
Itimsclf on his 11111111111111 in bcatiuo th.1 r. port-
‘ra. About 1! o chuk u mun hurricdly cu-
I1 rcd thc minor 11 1 tho 1‘ and said:
“ llarc you lost all c1111x‘1‘11ms‘11c‘x.
llavc you no regard for thc truth 1‘“
“ What's thc nuttcr ‘1‘“ Mkcd thc cditor.
looking up in nurprisc.
“ \I‘hy, sir. you slat-1 In this 111-.1111i11g‘s
iasnc of your Ritund-rundo-I shc t that I
w.“ knoc‘ac'd down 1111;] b-~.1t1-11. I 11.11 111' 11?
air. .1111 if You
sir?
w‘orc ly doult With."
" I don't nmb‘r‘Iu—nd this.“
cditor.
night."
“ .\Iskcs no dilfcrcnci1 .' it is
the 111i11i~tcr struck tho d- 131 with his 11111-
br11ll11.“(\1rr1ct 1h 11 r. 11 111 in your 11- \t
rcpl' 1i tho
“ Thc ucws was brought to 111-.- Lot
.1.
“ Ii1'. 11nd
such 1ircun1s1 in. v thrit I111 ft‘lt juttitbd in
cL1111111ugth-1 11r11'11i11'1 r 11-1111111 ufhr his f
dcnrunn‘ 11f r111111-1111e with Ina fumzly, of
Miss und :1 f1-w days ago thcy were
at. irricd unl proc- 1-111I1 I to thcir \\ cit-1n:
ho1no.—li.n'1nmori [1“. r m (I! flew l ark
Gunilla
- A TRUE BORDER ROMANCE.
outllwcs of n (‘ urccr That t‘ mild Ilu1 \\ nrh
rd l I to (in artw‘t‘cn \cllow‘ t‘ Dir-rs.
Sonic ycaru bcforc thc lutc war this Ilut‘
ton. a former rcsidcnt of It 1111,1111, luft 'hv‘ra
to seek his fortuncs in tho \I‘11at. "-1 drift.
ed to Missouri, where he 111-~t an accom-
plished young lady, with whom I111 f-‘II in
ovo. Shc was plcascd with llllll, but bo-
forc he made his 11111111.... known shc 111111'111l
to a distant part of "1:1 South. .\b 1' it this
111.11 all traccs‘of 81.11. othc‘r.~ [I' "1.111 ]<\‘.Il1 1t
thc l‘nion army and was soon aftcrwud
wouudcd, and 1» it w.“ nupp'om‘d I111 would
dic a lcttcr was soul to his 111 11I111r inform
iug hcr that hcr sou could 11 1t livo. llc, how-
ever. was blcawd “11th a 11.1.1 I 11.111111111111111
11nd rceovercd. llc wcut I1 win to hit r1‘g1-
l
l
l
I
I
i
1
1
M111 prisoucr to thcir r-‘tnot in th.‘ 111111111-
‘ains of thc Southwest. Ila grudiully r11—
covcn‘d from wounds ho had received in
thc cucountcr, IlliIdt‘ hiuiaclf agrecublc to his ‘
captors 11nd udnptcd himself to thcir ways
if living.
Aftcr ho had bt-eu in captivity six 11111111111
or morc I111 \1 1‘ allow ‘l morc libcity,1\ud
111111 I111 1111‘11 \\ .1tch for 11 ch 111cc to camp-1.
"lhc Indians had stolen a numbcr of p mics,
and among thcsc wad out- which ll '1‘1rtou a
practiccd cyc show-1d him mu highly brod,
awift and with upccd 11nd eudumucc. This
pony was cared for and p.‘tt.11l hi‘ I: "ton.
tut-l ho was allowed to ride him. 0111‘ 1L1)
ho su‘u 11d aw. 1v furthur than usu: 1i, and
thou 'll not ac-puiutcd with the country
ma: -l1‘. :1 d 1ah for lili.1rt\‘.llc u .w cl N11ly
puruucd,t1ulllni gallant littl. p 1111 h 1d the
“bottom “ for a winniu 1 r.1-‘ 1‘ ”11 1111111
for thwc 11 Ws. 11nd thcu bowl" to son lb; it
he was gcttii: 3 out. of the hmtilc country.
In tho distnnco he NW 11 house which he
know .llltlst he inhabited by \\ hitus. H11
(dioutcd with joy, feeling that ho had gained
freedom at lust~ llo knockod at tho door
of the house and a surprise awuitcd him. It
was opcnod by the woman whom he had loved
ln lung sync. H11 Rat once recognized
and received a hourly welcome. Burton
sold his advanturcs and nurmw osoapus to 11
willing listener. Shh. too told her story.
She had married a Oonfcdrate olllcur who
was afterwards killed in battle, and she now
owned the farm she occupiod
Is It necessary to tell the rest? They
were betrothed, there was a merry wedding
and the happy couple are still living in s
South-wet Stan—Bow 00ml.
THE ROUS‘I‘ABOU'I‘:
Roustn‘bouti there may be slsswhefl,
after theirklnds, but the mustabout of the
Mississippi river steamboat Is he to whom.
alone, the name rightly belongs. Whether
he is tho outcomg of certain conditions, I
growth of the humid atmosphere, a mum
tion of the great river‘s muddy waters. or
whether he just Is. and would. he, Independ~
Intofsll these, cannot be known. Hols
there, a part of the Itrnnge life of that
bind. The true habitat of the
Ionshhout Is the “wheat—the grant lavis-
thnns of the upper Mississippi and the Ohio;
the gorgeous palaces oftho plantation trade;
the little stun wheelers that, like as many
tales whom. oft-n. one night wade for
mllesalonathsbuhofthsstruugor
manypropdkndarfinsmundthcln-
Motutntnlukdionornp from the
odd‘vlngwhirl of capricious drown-lance.
morlntotholcvu's while crust 8 left
behind hill, the dock of 11mm in
unhbkfukmdthhnthntmh-
«thiofhsrvolcsnlcuhmnlnlunpon
hilltdllcreuthend. 1
August MC la- unche- d
shndmflngm of chill.
his. “not click In tbs M
WWW oI-th rosin-
hsntm to titan-s s “be of Is
- oil both your car‘s. Last night.
' pour-1d.
turtles. amp dough the shallow trlbw '
lk‘dlf‘. or I‘ll mukc 311 rchnl you 111 I; of
1111113111 d “
lh. miniv. - 1 11.1111 1111f. but th. 1I.1111'opcn-
1'.Ii1:1:;:11li~1t-‘ly.
3 and .1 fur: 1'11- looking
1'11111‘11I.
111.111
“ II. sr‘llft1I15If.“
“ I I11\’t‘ 1‘111111‘ III r.' to lIv‘lll.llIl killslefi
1.11... You 11111th llu" morning lb 1t I knock
11d down lllv lirv. Mr. Juglc :111.l l1--.11 l11111.
It is :1 \‘illuiuous lic. I don‘t know ”1.11 I
cv‘cr 11:111' thc 111.111.“
'l‘hc 1111.1... was stupclh‘d. ‘ 'l‘hia hi1.-
. . 3
It was .‘1 pr1'1111'1l111111‘d
dccd 111y'st1-1'i11us.“
" .\‘o. it isn‘t.
\1 11111; on your [nu-I. and I 11111 11111113.: to cut
iii hive
just lcanwd. 11 young fellow, N111 \ 'ctlx. rs.
11111111 hem and told you not to n.1ytl1\11\ John
llladdlc had lmatcn n iuinisu r. but 1011
sworc th. 1! \‘otI 31d mum-u v1 .1 1111 haiku
x ‘.‘ho 1.1111111.‘h\t_r ‘ 1') hi‘ “1 0“! 0f
the \1 :1\' of a mob “
‘ .\ly dcnr sir .1 correction sh: 1“ I111 111111111.“
“ \1111111t1ou 1‘ 11.11 1t l c 111-11l‘. l 11.111t
lulutuuird rci'cngz‘." ‘111.I wiring tl1-1 1‘1III11I‘,
I111 cut 112T 11 pi-‘cc of his 1';\r.1u.ll.1fti11 \- cm-
in: \1'isl.\1‘flul\. 1.11.1 111 ll1-1 1 \1'11111g.\\hil11
lucut and WM dctuilcd With :1 company to 11 b.1111! “w" 111:111 “f "' 1111' ‘ ‘.' ‘lllr‘i‘l‘! him.
11k11 nilbbliN Minus tlu‘ l1l.\111<. 'i‘hc Iiirl)‘ sclt’. thc door .1‘1-131111! WEN“ Iy 1111i :1l1c11.l mm
was attacked by Indium 1111i 111‘1‘13' 111.111 111 ' “h““L‘ll-V thrust “““ ”I“ 111-11111.
thc forcc cxccpt llurtou k1ll11 I. lln w.“ rm .. Sb‘" 3““ “““l” "‘3" "‘ favor. 1‘“ 11111
portcd to hnvc b111‘u slain with thc r-‘xt. ‘l‘hc l tl113‘ h"“‘“‘““ ‘f‘ “PM“ And ““1 u‘“
Indians “Mm,“ to 1.12 him live and “Mk .‘ edit-11‘ rcachcd tor In»; plslul thc Inn-I dimp»
'I‘hc liberty of thc prcss docs not,
incuu thut a man must takc libcrtics with
this grout American Inst1tutiou.—-—1trl‘au1mm
Trawler.
/"
SLEEPING AND EATING
\I‘hcn pcoplc sit up Into at night. particu
larly it thcy 11n- dclicato, thcy should cal
wxuuthiug, if only 11 slice of bread and but-
tcr, before n‘tiriug. This sconis hcn‘tical,
but is not. Animals. aftcr outing. instinc-
tivoly sloop. Hum. 11 bcings bcccnno drowsy
aftcr a full incul. 'hy 2‘ Because blood is
solicitcd towards 111.11 stomach to supply tbs
juicon mauled in digestion. Hence the brain
Necivcs loss blood than during lusting. bo-
comos pale. and tho pom-1s grow dormant.
Sloop thercforc cum-.111 This is physiologi-
cal. The sinking sensation in slceplcssness
is a call for food. Wakefulucaw often is
merely a symptom of hunger. Gratify the
desire, and you fall asleep. The feeble
will be stronger at dawn if they eat on
goingto .0;de Fourteen hours lie between
supper and breakfast. By that time the
fuel of the body but become expanded.
Conaequcntly, the morning toilet fatigucs
many. Let such cat at bedtime, and take n
glam of warm milk or hoof 1.1.. bnfore rising.
lucrmuied vigor will result. “ But. tho
stomach must rest.“ True. Yet when
hungry we must eat... Does the infant‘s
stomach rostas long a an sdult‘s? The
latter eats less ofun merely because his
food requires morn digestion. Seldom con
one remain awake until 10:30 or 11 o‘clock
without hunger. Satisfy it, and deep will
be sounder. During the night give wake~
ful children food: Sleep will follow. The
dckahonld invariably eat during the night.
This is imperative. At night the delicate
and children may take slowly, 11.1111... milk,
hoof ten or oatmeal grosl. Vigorous Adults
walla out bread and milk, cold beef.
mutton, chicken and bread. raw om
all, ofooune. in moderation. Do not 06
If not hungry. list If you at u—Bou-Bclh.
run cuivanaous ‘1 onunnnu‘.»
Tho commercial traveler is not only fun
most «1111111,: 11 lvcutumus spirits pcnetrnb
say like a pioneer wherever horse or buck~
board or 11: towns or" skill or stcamboat ol
locomotive can take-him : not. only the good
natured and optimistic 11-11011 traveler who
always has a mid may to tell, be Is about
as unselfish a being as one encounters on s
journey. He holds the child of a weary
mother on the curs and nausea it while she
casts; he gives homhls limitadpunetothc
:ecdy: he takm thus to help the aged find
theirwaytoous and depots; he watche-
the sick and mushy bk brother commer.
cial traveler in tho hour of need. He may.
In the intimation of some peopled» “only
sdruunnorf' he ml», sttilau. wildsnd
mkla- cud balm, but he has; 1.1.1.11
.r. R. RAYMOND.
Bllllllfll‘ Illlll llllllll‘llllllll‘,
\Vurk done by the [buy or Con-
ran
Shop foot of Franklin St. near entranc
to nursery. P. 0. Box 617. 404“
P .A. T E N '1‘ S.
A. M. WOOSTER,
z\ttornr‘y - at - Inn‘v,
(Latc cxsmim‘r ['1 S1 I‘a‘11‘111 “IE 1' I
Orru'ts: fill“. .\Iain Slnw‘t. t‘or. 1‘11:th I1! .\1'1'11111‘ .
Bridgeport. Conn.
Hs\ingl1111l1‘!_l1t\can1 1 \p. r1111' '11 1111:! :11’
lam propun‘tl to put my 1-‘r‘solml ulxri-m .u
nmttu‘I 11‘.“1tl11sr Iol':1'11 1“1-11‘tl‘.‘ l' \‘n
1111‘
draftsmau 111 1111 1 1h. 1 .1 .
II c.4111 111.111 111.5111 : 1‘ '
cad 111 111 Don,
.\ nn‘ k 111I1ou1c (1.1111111 fri. i'1-.1;‘. ~1lt131:"
sun‘1\o rid-Lt up ‘13.§ '::n l I‘.' .1. 1r, if
“11: \1 11111 lupin-1‘ :1'l111 r~1 1 ~ .1!1.1h. r
M'X \(‘ulv 'ot'ol1,I can 111:1k1‘1_:n :11! pm :Iil ‘ 13:1111‘
lhcy work 1111h..l1-u1.-!1 (111111 1 11111 1‘..-
III!" lo II II 1111.11 .\ t 11.3’11rz..11-1I .\I 111111‘
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Baker-'2:
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Tllli BUSINESS IS llllllli
\\ In 11' 1111: 1 .1'1 .‘1 '..-1‘1. 51‘: I 11"t‘n-111i.!!1:11 ‘~ :1:
Hunt & Zelufi"
.1\\ .\51.
1 10111.5?
and 51:13! l-‘i~li.
Clams and Lobsters.
11'." '1'111: -1:.11 \1‘.\.\'z1
(38 Wnalnington St.
Hot Dinners,
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