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Repairer of Furniture.
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\(DR‘VA LR. (WINS.
TIIIII» .uun II. ks .\l‘l‘.
Attorney-at-Law.
Cur. Main St. and Fdlfllt‘lll Aux.
Bridgeport. - Conn.
1?.“ South \‘orII. IIlk F: I um“ "a! 13'?
RI SSE l I. FROST,
Atternen and Cnnnsellnr at Lani
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3 p.m.; Sundays“ 2 lo «I p.111.
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LAUDER‘S BLocK,
South Norwalk. Conn.
SEVENTEENTHA» REGIMENT
Connecticut Volunteers.
QC. - - --<
REMINISCENCES OF THE WAR!
m0.“ Till»: .‘lnt‘llNAL or
First Lieutenant Charles Smith. of Co. ” G."
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Aug. S—\\'2Is a splendid morning. A!
»l :1. III. “III Weighed anchor and started
on ourjouruey. The river was as smooth
as glassund truly grand. \\'l::l.» lying
on the duck of tho sleumcr. “'0 (Ion-
grutu'a‘vd our olws. ll:«“‘ I-asy it was to
march :IIIdIIr such IIIrcuunstquIes. Soon
\\’0p1|$“l‘d“lll into L'EIIIsupIIukII Buy and
:It ‘. ‘0 p. Ill. \I‘IIIIIICIIIII'rd IItl' lI‘oItrIIss
.\lunrol‘. .\t -l p. In. wehoistad anchor
:Igaiu :IIId proIIIIIIdIId up IhII Jamos rI‘I'IIr.
.\t T: p. III. wII lundI-d at Newport .\‘ths
and wen! iqu rump for tho night. 'I‘luI
soil how was sandy. covered with \‘vgutu-
tion \IIIIIy dIITI-reut from the clay and
mud \\'.I had loft in \‘Irginiu. TllIIrII “'I‘l‘t‘
the» l~IrgIIst springs of pur-I fl‘t‘Sll water
hIIrII 1 our sww. TIIIIV appeared I I boil
out at tho {not of tho smut banks ju<t
:IlIIwII high \\‘::II r Inurlc. so thI» »rII was an
Illllllltltlhl‘e‘ (If gowl was-Ir \\ huIl: was ouII
HT IhI» Luv-s: -‘.~-'.»I:Ii::l Ihiugs for soldiers
In tho tic] l or l‘ Imp. Ilrtt with all the
good thong. lllt 1m \\I»r-- to l*\‘ s IIIII»
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:thul. 'l‘lIIIy \\(‘rl‘ A: thick you :‘null
Ilmo~I sump I‘II'IEI op.
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and :Is high—“Till
how lag, lial’ soldIIIrlug
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lllllIlI‘ lllt‘ most of it: for two
r::»\'IIr know what was hIIforIIus. \\‘I= :Ill
film II to rat IlIt »rmiuul I I sloop if pos-
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With us had In I‘IIIllt‘ :I humus»:
Inn lm_\\' plny.
to Inst \\'II
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r :I \\ till.» all was silvut II\IIIIIIt
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s-nnrthing
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:lllsIll‘Ir‘l‘ IltrIIItsIIu wII hrurd IlII» shipping
of rtIl-lwr lIl::I:kI-ts us though lllt‘y \vIIrI»
thrushing tllII animals.
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I’: I‘ll}‘ \yII
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Thu unisu morons;
gout r.Il. thou wo
turd l .\pl‘t‘SslIItlS‘ lIkII this running from
.‘lil parts of tho rump: .lIIlIII.sII\p him. he
in. g.-: my l:;uII»r.I:II»k-." ‘Ilhll. hi: him. he
Is :IILIIr tlIII comp kIIttlII;" ".rlll‘rt‘Jlnl‘ has
I; -I my gunz“ “Corporal of the guard.
hurry ' quick T two hzu'o got (‘IIloIIIIl No-
and SIVIIH lwvuruo
I
Aug. 13.—Thls morning found us on
Folly Island. which was nothing more
nor-loss than a pile of sand. with :1 low
scruhby live oaks. yellow pinI» and
bunches of palmettos upnu it It! plum-n.
The palmetto tree was :I great curiosity
to us. The bodies were straézht and tin»
leaves with long stems grow out of tho
top of thI-m, and bending over on all
sides; made an umbrella. Our p-Ilm III-If
fans anI mud:I of the louvrs of {‘It‘ snnw
specie of plant, only adwarf kin l. I have
seen palmetto leaves that would make
fans as lamaI as a barn door. .\t in :I. III.
\\'P Ind urdIIrs to fill! in and go in: Icurup.
“'II marched across the island at: i worn
down: the beach on th:I south stdv. about
thrIIII miles. nut pitIIhIIIl our II ::'s on the:
grouul l'llt‘ly m»: u IiIId by th-I .\- \‘IInth
Comte: Iicut \ I -IlII :I.-I»r.<.
.\Ilg. l-l ~~was ( III: 11‘ and w I: In. There
was :I fiIIII brown I from tho u lI'IIw
ing in upon us, \\ hich um” .I» it. VI r\' I Ioruv
fortuth. Tin» boys avaxlv d I IIIu: :- -% \I- .
of thII tiurhoucl: for h:Itl:iI:_:. TlII» I-II» :Iu
Slllt‘ of this island was liIIIId Will: u in :u‘i:
fort-In mllIIsas lt'Vt‘l as n lltlll‘Il‘ Ii .4;
and so hard that a homo trottim: Ier it
scarcvly lz‘fl lllk‘ lll‘ll‘kS of his hunts.
breakrrs rolled 12pm It in awful gr... .
IIIr. “RI had ordvrs that all lLllllIH:
s'mull ll.» douv :II .I curtain h-Itrr - 1‘ tin»
day. and It \\‘:I< a \IIIry p:I‘I:III-~~I1-I-I ~itj‘ I.
II litmus-unis I~f own I»: tlwsr rm?!”
‘l'lll‘ bobbin»; up and ‘l<-\\ n in tin-I \\ .lli".
“rill
SI’I‘
.\ largo way.» “mull II »rm» rolluzgup :Irzd
IIIn‘IIr I‘IIIIII out of sight
I‘ll! tin-»uunds of l:-~:
. and in :I mam»
Ids would :IppI-zir or:
the hp. tut-l thisII-Iuld ln» -~v-:-II for a
gram .ltstuar.» up and Il»I\\'ll lbw shurr.
\II.:. l’-.
in IhII sand.
IlI-r‘~ to III-tail mo~t I.-
»TI‘his II: Iming t‘I-IIII l u~ ~I;ll
.\l 1 1L Ill. “'0 TI‘I‘LIIYI‘II. UF-
fllls‘
on piIIkII on .\Iorris Lhmd.
ltzIVII to go,
I
it. [II 5.:
l Illsl HI I
rvgim-
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0
all:
W'HOLE NO 8
1'" III PARIS! XXVI-I.
'llu‘ I rII Ilt‘h“0lll:\l| of thr- (‘I»nlul‘}; I “Sh-
iuus. \l' .uuu rs. \ ~ugI ~.
ThI- .\‘cw \ ork 'I‘imI-s on Monday la‘st
reinIIvIId II hock with the above title,
and gavvlhc following historical facts
to Slunv rim: tho l-‘nIn:»l:Woman of the
LL‘I‘II‘JI')‘ bI-I-u II little "off color."
T» »Voli w; Is the gurdvn most frequenhvl _
t \ the \I» IzIriII so: 'lerpsichorc and there
“I III! hII Jurd n: .\lurhIIut’ and Ruulagh.
IIIIII 1 II» llal dm‘ 'lIllI» :Iic. and tho Ital dos
7. -pl:\rs: tlxi< l:.: Ir ball was held in the
at l (‘t‘l’lll‘lt rv of Saint .\ulplcc. “'h. n
It II$~_\ Il \ugius p:I~.~I.Il a IIIII‘rIIII winch
rsst» Ir»I- l to tho hrirs of theI I'lllllI tmId
tthr propurty who: murv lit (in: II-stI-
mom of j I. I II:II.Ii II.- I‘: I II IlIt ol than to
II :\II .I but! and so thII lam» -IIs ll‘ll dc»;
\ ll‘ (III: I s \\ :IS hrld at tho llntvl Hzchr-
Ii: u. Thu houdsutnu Samson Lad a v.- ry
thoughtlul way of out! 2:; wt? th-I hmr
of Ms Irlctuus IIIII‘III» IlII- Izu» 51 Nine axe
IIaIIIII down. so as I: at t I impel: ,. taste no
so It»..- du:»~.:,-- rs bad I‘m :r Lu.- lIs sl.- rs. urd
mun» II.’ It:.- its . Is \Vllfl‘ (I lot of narrow
:Il-IIIIII Il-IrI‘IIi rx‘l: ll :Irmsrzd linur “mks,
I-meIly win-III- ill“ IIEI~IppI»rm1;.:'t:t have
III-rm». .‘lIIIII. Hum-1m “In lln‘ lg‘lfilt‘r (It
tut.- l:.»::~:ly :» :III-l lizurrl c .H
IIpIIIII-Iudy I-I; -i~ ~i». dull-I. “Irv-haul. holy
p.»yf.:nuur< I t (a It I'» Y; I ‘,iil l‘ls' liltlw‘ of
ti.» ll-IIIIE . run» \‘IIZv. will»: .\lusv. llauh
l‘llll. “hm: ln‘lllll‘u‘ iulm‘ III") \\II‘ at 21.3
:IiI.I::Ix. liuns wn slow to
ervwruII lilt‘ :l IrII-ue VII-turn .6 of thr-I
rupul-irv, l'or Ii:-» lI:rIII!I»ry w-Iuéd rathIIr
“31V!" Il'm Robins: dun: than. (I: talk
p IliIIIIa f-Iznu. TI‘l. II \\. .~ “ {nil-v”
n! tl:-» lux- :::lI »tl- . l». .I-lm»: \v-Iv
Inn-2: of III- hmu ta' tl -lI r- . Iury had I: )
I‘lumh t »d: um I: II. a: It Il:-- III. ll wvra
«mt I l\ I . I‘~ I lt““ :I “I m I: IIIIIIld
:IIII on II:“ II» . , »\\:I~‘ I. 23:» Lulu: II.
.‘IIIIII. ll :t».:~~l::: \x. Itt I-u: in :I “Sllvitlll of
..Inw - “ S .I- I: ~I~ _~II lesurxtm: that the
l HIE to i.” »t:»i :Il lIIIr I:In!II»»Ilw~tI»'<.
has
wt:
llnII
lln‘
'l'iw rim: _.,. tor flu» in I:-»r IIIIIIIII III
yum l:.;lll. Iii-«ti;ll r. was IIIII~li;l:I.
': :p rtI- :lIIIII w. II» Moira.
l' l:;:‘ :II: ad Il.uII::y. L'Iur-
. - i: mm... and. RH»! hast.
.\lmv. IEI» S" III. .\IIIIII. h’ «nun-r Imal
.\lunw. do (l"llll‘ “Ir:- ryl’urIIIvrs.
Tin-Ind: plauurI» was S'lll rampant III
.Ipiu do! has!
lrtxnnrg r.. ,.
. p-
.\ug, lIi.~.\'.~:l:‘III.: IIIIw {but do}.
III.» ~t t‘f IlIII II~,:i:::I-ut wIIzy i‘ll pI-skvt
tin-m was l-I .-::.I is: vamp vavpt (LII
first S‘Tgt‘fllllfi (if IIozupunlvs. :I {my sari; »
:lll-l the IIIIIIp guard. s-I l ll‘l‘l It as l'l|\}‘
l‘lfl‘lllll\:.l I1:-
and lltt‘
as I would I’xilw‘t III: trr IlsII
I‘m II msidcriug the hot wvutinvr
l: -s::Ip:IrtI»'.-.I
rum-Ht irIIIII
\\ I‘lII lls‘l
I‘» Il i ll INCH"
1233..
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Illtélh ::
:‘Itl 1.2"
h A‘
III rI-I‘S liI
IlIll! {5. l'I 1““ llII‘
- ..f t:;.- lion .i.» l. llVIIES vom—
..
lz‘ I. -I ~
.ir I! l.:.:
llllxtrl)‘ I ll :d for tho III Iimvn
IItl plI'kIIl. “I I.IIl _.. t
(In y “orb ti gluing or ::
iTI‘l-l:l l'IIXTlxlilt\l\l‘\\'l‘l"r\j
twin: \\. I“;
int =\\“ wis. (III;
\l' .\l) .\\ TIL‘ISS
A 1 nnIqunlII atlon I rum III-I .\Iini‘ll‘rl.
N:- :::::l :InI 14-»: I: I»tt‘ with him.“ and his:-
I xprvssiouss. such only as the thoughts -
of u lot of lllI'll who had LIIIIIII in IhII'
liq-1.1 for It your II-Iull suguvst. “'0 gave
up :Ill lllt‘“ of shop that high: :Ind \\‘I III
III II: Illulh‘ tiIII hm! of it.
moonlight
1! w Is :I IIlI-::r
night. so two I t.:rI \ I Illlv
rudvs nud IIIysIIlf took :I stroll wound to
5m» how thII land lay. Fitully we went
down to the bench and found it It Splt‘n-
dul pl:II»II lo huthII. It III-lug very smooth
tlllsl bur-.1. We wIIxi lll bathing “ll-l so
long as we could krIIp CK‘IVt‘l‘l‘Il up In IhII
“gator “‘II got tlIII lIIIst I-t' IhII IIIo~IlIIitoIIs.
Aug. ‘3. »~\\':I< IIthI‘ and warm. I want
on bathing again this morning. During
IhI- fIII‘IuIIIIu: wv put up our t-Iuts :Iud
IhII I fill IIrs bI- In: Il"i‘ was brought up III-
II: camp. and \\I» began I: think that
pIIrhups the long lookcd for plIIIIII of
rust had been found at last. ' This land-
iug was quite a vIIlugII of government
buildings. Our pIIoplIIhud IIIIld possIIs-
sum of It for somII IZIIIII all] IhIII‘II was» a
good deul of busiuvss douII here in the
way of quartormusler and c-uumissury
There was :1 soldier‘s burying
ground here. quite 'k‘Xlt‘llSth’. I went
through it and found that many :I bravo
CI‘Illrilllt‘ who had laid down his lit'II for
his country was buIioIl here. Almost
IWIIIy stutII was represented. .\t .‘i p. III .
we rIIceirI-d unions to pack up and pre-
pan» for a long sea voyage. but we could
not find out \leIIrII I») or In what direc-
tion. III the course of the owning “‘1‘
marched aboard the steamer S. R.
Spulding. At 11.30 II. III. we cast all
lines and set sail. having taken on board
fourteen days rations. which to okcd like
Texas or some other far away port.
Aug. 10.———This morning found us at
anchor off Fortress Monroe. A! 7. a m.
we weighed anchor and s5: sail. At 9
SI. m. we passed around Cape Henry.
At 4.30 p. III. we were opposite Roanoke
Island and at suu down we were “nut
on the ocean sailing. ‘ “'6: were now out
of sight of land. but there was scarcely
a ripple on the water, andtinstead of be-
ing sea sick. as I expected I should be. I
was enjoying it, much better than march-
ing through the mud and dust. of llixey-
Aug. 11.——At 8 a. m. we were said to be
opposite Cape Lookout. The day passed
much the some as the previous one. It
SlOI‘t‘S.
»llt‘ll‘t'xl stub-uncut of fro-Is hr: ugh! to vur
trains and a profit has lll‘t‘l‘UI‘Il from rm:-
lllr. H-li‘twrr—Thc following is 3 II. t».
ImtiI-I» by u cumnittdo
«*mIII orguuiz
‘I:'.:IInIIIII;II
r.»pn »»:‘tlllt‘g§
:Iious of church I‘- :
ut has n Irrritmy SM I:I.II-<
ions: by Iil'tydivII mIIIIs broad III: thIII
\IvIIrugI». :md gridirouml |Iy thIIIIy» .3
tlmvdrt'l‘vrt-III railroads wulI lII‘Iil IIIIIIIs
of I'~I:I:plIIIIIIt track. \VhilII II murmur
of IlIIIsII 1'01le lwgin and II- “Iona! IwIIh~
in IlIII State they have three separate
lines extending across our territory cast
and was! and savor; Hui-s crossing it
Imflh nut —outh representing II value of
$1”. IIIIIIJII‘H. llll‘rl‘ :IrII ll.“Ii:l mllruul
outployIII-s in (no statII. Though our
l.»I\\‘s squui'vly and explicitly {Ir'hid all
sI-IIuiur business (It: Sun-lay :. ‘. rupnirI-Il
by IrrIIIIssity or IIIIIrIIy, leI-er !.I.w.- lmyI-
lwm: rIIngI‘IlIId :Is :I dvud IIIIIIIr whvuv-VIT
tllt‘rt“ Ina-I l-III-I: :: dem-md t~II .\‘uuluy
IS”
mm; IhI-m. To say nothing I-l' the Sun»
day freight trains which run up to the
hundreds. thIIrII an‘. aI‘I‘ordIu: III the
IIIIIII-taldIIs of the dztl'IIrIIIIt roads. thirty-
two I: ‘I regular pnsm- Hg: rs I: on: run-
ning in this SI. no on Suudsn. t twccu
nine hours of 6:: m. and ll 1». IL. not
counting I“ 0 or three newsp: Ipu- r t' suins
and two or IhrcII milk trains. The num~
her of (‘.\Cu rsion trains. the most object-
ion. IblII form of Sun lay railroad truth. .
is indelinitt‘.
Then» are between $00 and 900 Christ.
iuu chum-hos, \vhosc rcprmntntives.
Episcopalian: Baptist. .\II-thudisl. and
Con' 'rcgntiuuul drIIw up a hill last win~
h» r for II public act rI- strivtmg Solid.“
railroad trallh‘ IOKIItlIIIr \Vllll a petition
to the Legislature that It might be II ‘II-
sidered IIIIl enacted into a law The
proposed bill with the petition. on [using
duly presented to thtI Legislature “1H
referred by that bodv to the joint sclvct
committee on railroads. WhlIJ‘l] commit-
tee gave the petitionersa hearinér. They
not only reported against the passage «if
tlIII bill which we had prepared but us
fusvd to rI’I‘IIIIIIIIIInd any logislulil ll
when-by Sm..l;.y noih III: Ir: .. mad -I m- It
Sunday trains should be 1‘». »str III n d.
From a partial canvass of the last house
of representatives of our General Assem~
bly. there is reaSon to believe, that could
the proposed bill have come before the
body on its simple merits, It. would hnvI;I
passed. This section of the state (west-
ern) is in reality only a suburb of New
Y ork. and is rapidly filling up with fam—
ilies of wealth and influence as well as
those of laboring people which bring
with them sentiments and habits antau-
onistic to our Sabbath keeping tradi-
tions."
“’9 are regunsted to use our influenco
as clergyman, in circulating theta fact.-
aud endeavoring to bring the needful
power of public opinion to bear upon the
IN GREAT \‘A RIE'I‘Y.
Ostrich and Fancy Feathers,
AXURETTES. I‘OMPOXS, JET GOODS. ETC..
Our line»: of \‘ELVE’I‘S. PLUSHES, RIBBONS
and F.\.\C \ TRIMMIINGS bin largvr than ever be»
IorII
Enernlnlnn New and Prices
EREASUNABLE.
Our Stock of Fancy Good:- is complete.
cry IuaIcrlul of all kinds.
Combiugs made up. Natural waves in the burst
style of Bangs and Switches constantly on bond.
N0 trouble to show goods.
SSES. ST. JUHN,
$3 BIAIN STREET, 33
N O R W A L K.
510 PORTRAITS!
mom. do Vision or Till
VII 0: LIFE-
mic
CH 0] CE LINES (IF
Embmi d-
GENERAL BLACKSNITTHING.
This is the season in which to prepare for winter
and it is better to get ready for rough travcl'thun to
waituutil the busy winter sensor: .
“‘ork of all kinds pertaining to carriage making
and general blacksmithing promptly atteudrd to.
Wagons of all kinds made to order.
Wagons for sale.
Henry Tilly,
M AIN STREET.
JflllN ll. FERRIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kinds of
OIL AND W001]
Brick. Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lohigh, Lackawanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarro Goals.
Melt fll‘ RUBBER PAINT
Yards foot of Wubinoe \a‘nd Mus
shall streak. Branch ct Stilson‘
Drug Store “Int
Office hours 3 to ll :30:1»-‘ :30 to U. 737 3m
WRI‘SML‘DCI' “In iland street.
Rollah. II \I' art: at Reasonable Prices.
ALEX. s. 618503, .“
Organist of the First Conan‘gationnl (‘hurchVutI-r
bury. Teacher of
.Piauofort, Organ and Musical
Com posit ion.
7621)' Lock Box 89 P. 0.. .\‘0RW -\LK CONN.
EDGAR 5. PLACE,
Organist of lst M. E Church South Norwalk.
Teacher for t c
Voice Wocal Culture and Singing)
ALSO PIANO AVD 0R0 AN.
LESSO‘I‘S Gl\ EN IN ll AR.\10\Y A\D
COMPOSITE“:
rm: and 001‘! articulm; address
For“? ‘ ‘ DIIAR 5. PLACE.
Box 49:50:11}: \orwalk CL
“I. ll. lib-BIKER,
Practical» Plumber.
Steam and Gus Fitter. Facilities for Cutting md
Threading Iron Pipe from M to 6 Inches.
54 Main Street. Ely a Building
South ROI-walk. CL. GIG-t!
nosnnn o‘c‘II—ERAN.
Hat Block Makers,
ammo. w‘ oonwonxm.
Bud. Scroll and Bun Saving.
758-“
warm-3y. -
300111 80““ 1M!
was cool and pleasant on the ocean and
we enjoyed ourselves immensely. I felt
like biking to the sea faring life, I liked
it so well.
Aug. ISA—Al: 7.30 a. no. we were in
sight of land. It now began be sur.
misedthat our destination has-les-
ton, which meant. hard fighting. So
good-by our dreams of rest, our beauti-
ful camps and our squads of conscripts
to be drilled. We. had been tried and
had» not been fornd wanting. So if
there were any hard places to fill we
were the regiments to fill them. At
10.30 a. m. we were inside the bar in
front of Fort Sumter; Morris Island with
its fortsVVaguer and Grege were on our
left; and Fort Moultrie on our right. with
the, Old Iron Sides and our ships and
monitors all about us. “’e received or-
ders from the flag ship. and at 5 p. m.
we set sail for Storm Inlet, crossed .tbe
bar at high tide, sailed up the riverEdis-
to in the rear of Folly Island and landed
at Pawnee landing at 8.30 p. m. W6 laid
down on the shore for the night. The
bombardment which was going on on
Morris Inland could be distinctly beard,
and it In: kept up through the night.
which was very surprising to us who bod
been used to having hostilities ceue at
dirk.
leuislatrue which meets this month.
Several ways of doing so are suggested
which are notpossible in the time allot-
cd. “’6 Wish, therefore. to commun-
icate vvith the public through your col-
umns. \Ve believe that the laws of the
stat» should be enforced or repealed rath-
er than wantonly and continually vio-
lated. \Ve believe that: Sunday trains
should be restricted so that the numer-
ous employees may rest, and, if they
will, may participate in public worship.
We believe that those who represent us
in the legislature should vote in favor of
restrictive legislation because the exist-
ing violations of statute law. and of the
laws of physical well-being are a menace
to the political, industrial, moral, and
religious wellare of the state. Asking
the people to assert; their individual opin-
ions and influence in all possible ways,
we remain. sincerly yours,
Jums H. Ross. Congregationdtat.
H. A. Dsuxo. Baptist.
0. M.’P‘EGG. Methodist.
monks BELL, Episcopalian. ’
Geo. Andrews. overseer of the Lowell
Carpet Corporation, was, for over “mun
years. before his removal to Lowell, a!-
hiotI-d with all; mean: in its worn form.
it: ulcerations covered more thanks]!
II: :u‘v l. It: drow- . Men»; I} »I::II:'Ir:II lI-Il
. I» III humor. I. l»»;»:.r:_» (In vi; and Human
~r_\l- I‘IIII-I .Iln,» mom: of
:l. ._: ':II 5-: lh.‘ tEII‘utw. - .» lIII'IIEIIII tllv:
:IIlI.‘.III s~ pf l» ..x‘umzr. and I‘ritzolIIII-s wIIru
til \‘.-.;:I» . l‘I‘l‘lmlI‘ linger. II w..rII them
ta 5.: 1-» I'l"‘r»rltlI§‘. l: Wu»: only rem-Iv-
I' .: :I f I~“.: ll .\l »I::.:Ii-l‘.( limi lsllglu'd at
SIIHIII‘Itulltlv‘lI» {I
\.\tl.l:u1\‘.~.
I»: at: .th-Ir pen .I: ll:- Tun-x»: was an
IItrlirs-I of :I surmuu. :I plan: «rm-In.
IIrorII‘lII-d tlI-I prom-ms chad-.17.; by tho
liw. Ill »r;::u lbx in SI, Thom-”Bchurch,
rm.» wt” tho \VI- hips: and f.=._~’m» unblo-
III;»I<I‘I:;I Ii I‘l;ll!»' , on It“ ir IiutiI-s as
III‘I'IIIT'II‘Z‘S‘I t‘ soar!) . ~l‘tIII trunnion was
tlII- :‘I:.I:in-I.~»:r_\' m lVli‘I‘ of tho» llnll‘t‘ of
.\lIIrIIv. f< :;::.lIIIl :2: 1%! ‘Iy Mrs. William
Richmond :15 :m asylum {or destitute
“’(IIIIIII: wishing to :Ihumluu vicious lives.
Dr. 11x said: “'nmcn exposed thcit
lI~IdIII< at the (I :mmund of fashion to
ludtul 211*, l‘. ‘tILIII gd‘: riI 'wcre till-
le \x:t.: II, IT'S'J‘I‘ III 5 of Haiti}. 'lhe
llII .l-zlt“. tim :1 V. tln- l>l‘. hunt. the
gnu:
I‘ Add!
~tI-II \\ I! It I\\< I (‘ :2!r:l-::!».»l tluIir
I-II1I III IIII- Il >»r:.. LIII m»:
I new :I 5 ».I 2:12: or p: at to lIImIIt'. wry.
'1‘!an llliilt’flllllsln
<IIIrIItly III sympathy
with tlIIIw sins. Pinion-pint tintrllefis
at line root of the K‘Vll. lmt use appeal
t! the I‘»'~II.~II‘.III:I‘».‘ of IIIuII—Eth pity of
Worm-n. l uppvul to you. . hf wnnmn. to
your pity. it your shame Is dutd. It
may be (but lushiwu I‘Utllpvls‘ you to ap-
pvar in: such :llIgllh'i. IIr luck of It. as to
ivad men III lust, lst‘zt cannot you defy
fashion? lluu» you no pity for the man
thus lI-d astray ': Has It III-\II-r occurred
to you that you may have some lost soul
1: your charm» from this following of
fashion 3 But who can cast thnI first
stone? \Y ho how is :IbsoiutIIIv without
complicity} The journnds. with cnIInr
two exceptions for which I an: thaukful.
bring: filth to our doors (Ivory day. The
Christian dares hardly Inter a gallery
of fine- arts. feariul of being insulted bv
nudity. Is then not ground for appeal. '
It tin-Ire anI anv who love to ac honor
restored let them and us.
(war. NH :35le man.
of llI~I tIIIIIs
2S
.\I~li\II. Pushing and RIIIIIIIIIII.
(Ion. B. I’laisted, can always
be relied upon. to carry in stock
the purest and best ponds. and
to sustain the reputation of being active,
I-u‘lm-g: and rIIlilezlq». by rm‘onuncndinz
:IItIvi- s w-t I We}: tr‘fitililrlI-‘Il Inuit and
sud: :Is an pvpuiar. lluv I»; tlw Amr-
II_\' for the Cl‘ll‘hrali‘tlwl‘r. K:II;:’s va
Discovery for Consumption. colds or
coughs. will Sell it on pChllu'e guarantee
It, will surely cureI anv arid IIvIIrv affec-
tion of Throat, Lungs. ambChest. and In
order to prove our claim we ask you to
call and a get a Trial Bottle Free. St I 1y
TIIII (Rood a ‘l‘re‘aI III-r
From the \\ ushzugton Cruu».
“ How do you like that new minister
of yours ?" asked Deacon Suaggs of EL
der Berry.
‘I’ I‘m afraid he's
can‘t stand it. "
“ How :3 that:
“ \Vell, you see, he preachod a trial
too powerfu l. W'e
am; sinner in the audIence came up in
front and joined the church. So we en-
gaged him. The next Sunday he preached
on the duty of marriage, and every old
bachelor and widower In the congrega—
tion hooked on to an old maid and was
married before Saturday night. He got
a $51126 out of every couple. But the
worst came last Sunday. He preached
upon the duty of giving all to the Lord,
and I hope I may never If two deacon:
didn’ I sprain their backs carrying around
contribution baskets, they were 30 load-
ed down with silver. “'hen the congres
gation was dismissed it. was just like
leaving a faro bank—then- wean ‘t: a cent
in the crowd. The house had all the
money. We can’t stand such eloquenw.’
Staking a Locomotive.
A great number of teens have aa-
pired to be firemen on motives, and
a great. many more are at prose!“ in I
process of aspiring to that position. I:
is a general impression (not confined to
aspirants) that tho work of a locomotive
fireman Is quite light. It any be light at
night, when the furnace door is open.
but; not otherwise. In running from
Danbury to thlk. u distance of 23
miles. the tin-emu on c gel- tau:
handles from a butt ton to I ton of cool.
This with frequent stirring up of the
fire with a long heavy poker, keeps him
tony busy during the trip-Dunbar:
awn.
Dyupgua‘ diam hen Carter‘s
Liver mm used, :1“! tot wank‘
Wu. candy—60:. M.
the art-ca or his and limbs. He
yer-Wk.
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