TIIE SE\ TREES
SOUTH .\'t)l£\\‘.\LKI Ill‘NlZ
a. issr.
DRINKING l‘I Il‘.\'T_lI ..\‘
The \\'ouieii's Christian Teini- rancc
Union have obtained from the : Ilr I III
coiupain permission I I em! a IlI. IiltiIIIg
fountain for persons on their III. I L Ised
plot of ground faIim; on Main 2~lll'tl.
near to the “fishington street ciI s-iiig.
They havo also-old llllt‘d from the l
cil theprivilege of connecting a waste
pipe with the sewer on )l‘iin street. and
ti further aid the matter the Council iris
[II-HM a resolution l‘t‘qllt‘silll:\lllt‘ ll I irl
(it Ii.‘ I' NIIIIHSSIUHI‘YS {0 gr: illl lilt‘
* ladies the privilegeof haIiIirthe wrun-
main tapped for a supply of \\ atcr.
In our opinion the ladies have in the
aelccticu of a site for the fountain shown
excellent judgment. for we know of no
place in our city where one could te
placed to cause so little obstruction to
travel and be so convenient for those who
will care to avail themselves of its use.
The fountain selected is to be what is
known in style and form as a "Canopy
Fountain.“ which is Very handsome in
design. so that while it is to be very use-
ful it will be no less ornamental. The
fountain itself is upwards of six feet in
height, and when placed upon its stone
foundation will stand about chI‘li feet.
A vault is to be constructed under the
fountain of sufficient depth to allow of
acoil Of‘pipc to hold about a barrel of
water. and so arranged that a Ipiant ity
of ice can he slid into the vault and lay
against the watI r pipI s in inI h a \\ av :h'
to keep a good suppli of w llt‘ r :ilw. us
co ool and readi for use. '
The conception and ‘IlIIsigu of the
“'hOIL‘ thing entitlIs tlit‘ ladies of the
Society. with whom the idea original: .1
and who are curving it through. to :i
great deal of credit for their thoughtful
consideration of I III2 wants. their judg—
ment in the selccti Ill of ii site. and tlII-Er
good taste in the I‘liniI-eof the gnu-I l‘Iil
design of their foii: tiiii.
\‘IIw that the - hiIliI s hive \‘ irrie.l this
commendable I f'i erpi isI- to so ne: Ir 1 Im-
pletion. should they nIIIIl a little pe cani-
nary assistance— and it is altog ItlIIIr pm»
bablo that :11- y II'ill~~it is hoped that iIlii‘
citizens will :IIspIIiiIl lilII-rally liull IIl»
jet‘t-wvliich will coiiinif'nd itsI-lf 1 I all
who 7can: appreciate the pleasure and
gratefulness of a I~_IIIl :Ipd
drink of pure water. ]
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refreshing
Sunday Trains
‘Tliursday (ii‘iii‘l‘lll Superintendent
1 tion of the Godhead adinhiistratioii. the
fdivinc logic. inducing good out of I‘I‘il
C‘Ullh‘llllt‘d from Firs! Page.
nocent. the brave. and the good? \Vhere»
fore this? Philosophy tells usitis the legi-
timate result of war. the innocent must
suffer with the guilty. Yes. but it is
more. yea. much more. It is the exhibi-
Io be'inanifcstcd in the firmer. grander
tixcducss (if our republic. and the vindi-
cation of the innate rights of humanity
all theI world over; as wellois the reward
which must ever follow a reverence for
and obedience to constitutional law this
guardian and conservator of American
Liberty. Tlicwartlien was3nstiliable.:iud
for this reason it was not sectional but na-
tioniil. 1t originated ii splendid patriot
ism. .\ patriotism that bound all parties.
Into one great mighty soul. that would
lend all its giant energies in the dcsiruc»
(ill!) IIFa rebellion. that would destroy
the» American government. For this
tfiritic tight for national existence. all
sectioiialities are forgotten. There can
be now no republican. no democrat.
no North. no lI‘IIst. no \\'est. but. only
the country and all must devote them»
selves for Its protection and salvation.
Now you see patriotism. A tiny patri-
otism is awakened whose flames weld
millions of hearts into one burning
volcanic stream of indignation and de—
structlou to disloyalty and treason nev-
IIr ‘III lllag; never to weary: never to rest:
nevcrfto complain: never to give up.
\Vatchful. as our eagles eye in his
I-Iiiblciiiatic flight to the zenith of our
country‘s glory; graceful as the folds
of our’iiiitioiial banner w: wing in inid~2 iir:
stern as its stripes innocent as itsuhite:
bravcas its red: true as its blue: tiiiii
as the everlasting rocks; swift as the
liglitiiiiigszdaring as unconIpicralIlc: and
in its daring aggressiveness and war. .
llt‘\(‘l‘ to stop till the triumphs of liberty
and the sacrIIlncss of human rights.
saliatioii ot' the g'I-Intrnnn iii are: .cliiei.»
t d. amid the tlIundIr bursting allclulias
of the nation.» that scccssi Iii Is dead and
buried. and the .\inI-ric:iu uni-Iii is saved.
ll.I\\' difficult is it for us even to realize
liI Iw much our soldiers have accomplished
and what terrible demands were made
on their bravery and brain and muscle
This only coulIlIbe fully appreciat d. wet e
ll possible for us to be able to take our
staid on some altitude that would gin-i
us a l‘_\'t‘lI\l‘till‘.li‘ View of the dittIIrI'iit‘I
events of the war. and In one sI2I iI-I lIII»i
hold the iiiarehiiius and I2 IiiiiII-r iii:iiI'li~;
Iiitzs. slkirnzishvs. night surprises. battles, .‘
sIII.:I salvi‘c lII I‘III'Iili‘y t-li_‘h.
lll“lll=-'. [out to foot lIIIyIIuIt I‘ilil gigs.
Iiiival engegI-nicnts. and all the humid
Incidents of war by seriaiid l‘tliii Without
a iiiiiiizites In: in and _\‘I-;-II'
IIII: III: \Villi (liv-
liIIspi'Ia: itlIII
sabre
V
I‘i .~~.'l'IlI _\'I1ll‘
four long a“ ful years.
lit“
4. tlII- piisIIns. \vrIIInIiIIIl.
ltliII ital
l
and "
:ulory.
seems inevitable destruction without a
vessel or a man to sunive to tell the
fate of his lierIIIc II. I thcr. Why does
not the admiral signal (II n treat? Is he
wounded or killed? What madness logo
on? Were it possible tut for one ship to
escape the iiiassI-icz'e from the Evils.
ahead is a rIIbI-l fleet t I lIIIsIIlIerl her into
inidqiir. What or who IlaiI s inn ll
gauntlet of such a hull :is was? St“ a
little hi‘eI'zs is springing up. The battle
siiiokclifts. IIIIIk! lIIolI! 'l‘l-II ahead
is thcadniiral‘s ship flaming, t2lIrIIiigzh
twu breast worksol‘ tire. and Faringnt
lasliid iii the tint ii'IIIp. 'l‘nI i'o stands this
grand niau.I calm amid llh‘ and thunder—
lIIIIIs shattering. and the stern) of lurid
-‘\
ft-
Isl
lightning scathing and killing. 'l‘IiIiII
stands this man. I‘alui. \Y‘ItEi his I; 2
he is \\';ilt‘liltl).( the conllIcl and iiiczisi .2
tug his opponent’s strength with that of
liisoivu sailor boys. Eyery t'ioiii
forts and ships sees him wh1i~s over his
head thosiars and stripes arc gracefully
waviiigas if t: Inched bv the breath of the
ll Id of battles t I salute and inspire him.
\\ uh inI h an admiral \\ ho IIiIi Ilv ubt of
victiry': None. The rebels see him and
are dismayed. The l'uion buys see him
and cheeriiiiu. 'l‘lie bat lei ies are silenced
and Pllcfit‘ll. p'l‘he Vessels anchor In still
r)!‘
water. The work is successfully :‘u‘t‘s‘ll‘s
plislied. and Farragut, and lil:i:i\' of his
in III: tiinc.
names for-
toll (If
sailors. though dead. live
through all chivalric history.
ever inscribed IInilIc nation‘s
honor.
To complete the III“ of our slidiI r's
roll of honor it must I iiibrac I- t‘II- ll\'ll\;
as well as the dead. lo pr. .IisI thI- IlI-a l is
just and right; IIpially jut ltyzlil
would it be to praise and I-xnIlt sui-
vivoi‘s of lli I war. The liiavI- s IEIli It
always IIIIIIlIIs‘. and IIliIlII he must t‘\!2l‘
i‘ccl that ii I is lieIiIIIrI'Il uu-l \t‘l‘II IszI».
am {I r \\'ll~Illl lll‘ fought. lw w;;l
st.“ feel t in uni.» his cIIiIIr
ital
the
Is
it»)
lislti iII Illll
iIIcIIsIIII- «If
rIIZl. is far
sliIIIIlIl {In gin-ii tliI‘ i‘il‘zv‘sl
liI-iIIIr s‘IIil the III the
from being cuiiiph to lllllll that call has
iiII‘lIiiI-Il the nun; as \‘I‘I ll as 'Ill‘ IlIwIIl
lliit time \vIIull :IIii llli‘. and some liIilllv‘
among the
worthy of tire:
Ili‘iiii.
Il‘I-I‘ii-Ips the roll might i‘l“ ‘II-tlI r liuisli»
I‘IIll
=2\i!I=I III"
lil lII' .
llit'
any
in NI “ mu;
ll!~‘!‘. it‘ll
as
ed by l‘i‘ltllll liii: _\IIII III' a fact that run-
viilsIIl tlII- ii;Ii:.»:I with .l Iy. a fact
brought about in \\ li t‘ll you \‘ctI .atis are
IthII clip 1' actors. :I‘ii l the IIIlaiIrI-Il and
lIIVI-Il. laslI you to; I l-aclI \\ i'III iuI- t-It:;e
\‘J’lllt‘lllllillllllll of :I fII2t, that Will II\Irr
,I‘r-Iivii the ln .II; :IIu «3' ll.» “Ill’ \\ i‘li
lllli‘ former iii the
lIliic
'lIl.‘
and l ’
.\Iii'I-r2Iciii i
\\'h:il I
h M li IiiI l :piiIIu I>l
«VI. h. It st. 2:.p d from
the stI2iIIIIi’....I lotus If the iI-II‘II'N'III:
l'I-ace :IIi-i l‘. 1 \\.Ir ls iz-IIII; [in ct}.
SK‘EI lilI ->I‘
invrrsI-IlI
.;‘.Il'.I=i ili.‘ b:.yon- l~1
fin ; l
as.
[‘1 arm for bale.
‘ FARM of macros with three dwelling
a and two barns on it within IIiiI inilI -
city limits. 1 rice $12 000. It is IIuI-rui itIIIs low to
c lose an estate. The l‘arm' is \\ ell “an n Il. is in good
condition and has a good supply of Fruit on it.
\ r;l.so\ 1‘ \\'LI Ill.
h oases
of the
Refill late Agencv. \\ liiii: ton St.
- -_ - _. a“ y «M .-..4
I
'l 0 Rem.
‘I‘Il h p' II 2iut rooms. l2raii .y :\\l‘. Scar
.\iIiIII! To a small faint llciil cull! IlIIl-
itll‘.‘ pt; lllulill! In or address.
_ . A. HENXE'I‘.
Mail t‘arrier. llIIv mi, smith Norwalk. It.
, In :iI‘IIancI'.
For Sale.
’l‘llE lil.\\'El.l. l‘l'..\t‘i<2. corner
l'lrapel sli‘I‘I'ts liiIIiaiIc of
I‘. l1. liII‘I‘v IIrIi
‘ lnrt [‘ircliasc no > can F
I
l‘IIssz-ssioii 2. \\‘H as soon as sulll
of llicli and
M. LAY’I‘HVI
1‘. I‘ll lll-‘l‘iE. ‘ ‘.
(
l‘or §llll‘.
‘0']".l‘-\t.l Ililllfi“ aiilqurI l\ lots.
'III itiII
:iI:iI‘.I~~IralIle
:IiIiIII‘. an Ismtc.
'l‘.\zi.\iIIIII.I “\Kill,
I\Il::iEiI‘.~ii:itIvr.
.IIIsIIII )3‘
For Ivalc.
lll‘l‘li.\\\' \\’ t‘:\lilll.\\i all-l Half—tup l‘lizic
iIIn. \Vlilc. 2iir\ an i . In good I'll r
Apph to ’l‘Ii i. \I \iIIII: iIIIiIi-1ii‘
I’ll
II s.
or sale.
IsllAlllIIS XulI\\‘.\l.li LUCK I‘IHll‘AIVY
(I S‘I‘Iii‘li.f IiIIIiier- of \V. I‘. l:l'l.\'l‘.~\lll).
SIIE' l
“out Far Side.
=‘II ll!‘ 1 iniiiisa lhI ull. :II t. III on IlII k 2*: (wt
kcI-l. I‘ ' 'l st In -IIII ' ordI i. Iii: Il or. in
sold for thI .Ii\\ pric I I f3 :IIII
-‘\_'I‘l“. ‘ ‘l ll! »‘ “9’ I «Ii-III R .l I‘ i i2.IIiII.
F or Sale.
Ul‘SE and about lth' acres of l. ii: Il for s I‘II- iII2ar
Somali; for int Immiinii :‘i III I 'o
IK'uirlt .\l PM.“ E \I s'l‘l\‘
1
Burn In Let.
‘ a good boy s‘ i
[lAllX \I" two or
\
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:I: .IIlZI2I- I-I‘ \ In I. n \“l I II ‘I\.:
DE \ 'l‘lS'l‘R\.
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Illt‘i 'IVI\\\lll
.-\'l"l‘l<1N'l‘l(.)I\‘ !
Scwiiizr .‘ltu'llillt‘ Supplies.
\‘ .I : :;.I-'I 3s. l‘I:'s. \‘v- at i‘d. l‘. :- I‘: .
(IriII-iiil l -]i.IiriiI:; If :-... -I': ?~ .~.
N .I I \l .I . Is . \l
‘ \l- .‘.S‘ .>II. .\I \\;‘I
:.\I. 1.9% v i i:
Sale and Exchange Rooms,
\\ \h‘lllXH'l I>\ Is'r
C-‘fmnt’qnmdp
LYCEUM THEATRE
1W. )\V X'Olllxi.
\‘HNVENIENT TIM; l‘IXI) I‘ENTl .l. DEPUT.
i“\‘ ll‘lll .\vc. fins to ill St. and l‘3 h I~\\‘I-.
DANIEL [“0“]le )lauager.
“The mostcliariiiiii;'l‘lieaii-e in the norm
t‘iiriaiii llisI-s s :lil. SaYurday .\l:I.I;I.I.I e at L‘
A Xiziv I‘II\II:iI\. lixrrri k1!
-THE
GHEST BIDDER.
.\ (ill EAT CAST.
l'l ll, Nl'l‘lll-IllN. \\'. Il. l.l2l\l~>\'Nif. d. \V.
I‘ltifl'l'l‘. llli‘n’lillll'l‘ ARVHER. llH\\‘l.'\.\'ll
lll‘i'lis’l‘tl}; .\\‘. t‘. 1:F_I.I.U\\'.\‘. \\‘. .\ FAVE]!-
Sli.\.\l. ill; .1.“ .UU‘HEH. “ i E t‘lltl\\'-
Till-ill. \‘lllA (‘llULY. .Ixiv IIriIi l;\
Seals lI’I‘scrvcd by Mail or '1‘\'l\‘lilll";l‘ Prices—All
Ilt‘scn eds 5012. 75th. $1.00. SLI‘IO. SKY-if
Money Lost.
l clasp parse.
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[ill iLIIlIIrII i. In:
ii ii! llI \ IIllii’I 'i he um:
.tII \\ ‘IIIIII the hiss is I large IIiII-
‘II \{14
irIIIrlIv
I~ a poor old
Slllllllllll‘ MI in
\\'II are now prepared to sE.I-'Iv an cle—
gant assIIitIiiI iii of summer iiiilliiiery.
Uur stuck Iif1‘l‘lillllii‘ii an i I.'Ili'I:iiiIiI~Il
ll mints :ifid il’i‘fi‘.l“ltl\\’t‘ri.i“' :ItlII-rs. Rib~
lIIiiis. Urnu iI- II'Is 2‘ ‘ Il‘InI \ 'l‘: iniiiiiigs.
is l; IrgI r and more \ III M d Ilic. I Ile l‘ bi fore
shIIII ii.
l‘lI use I \‘IllilillI‘ cur
t‘li'l<lll_‘.: I ls-»wlII i'I-.
.3383. S
33 MAIN STREET,
(“'l‘.
..
hIIIIII‘a iII I'IIi‘II purI
N()l€\\'.\14!{.
, in his
.Vluauillcent Location. Scar to
(‘II y and Borough.
Evan Siiiiiillii Pleasant
and Healthful.
Pl‘llSlllllll Hill Pl‘lllllll‘lY
ALMUST GIVEN AWAY!
LIIII— .30 MI min. 1:." II. 2.30 rIII-i
deep. from $30 to $150.
The most desirable unimproved prop-
erty in XIII-walk is now for the first tin e
In the market. Everybody kiiIst that
Prospect Hill
SWEEPENG Eli ’ LllUll’l‘lllNS
MILLIN iI: RY AND
FANCY GOODS
n 3- II- and
(m: .gmt .If \t_ ii. II. I who! in ’I- I'
III as I II.’
\‘Iu‘iI-Iy \‘ I ar- ~ otYIr i _' .I i-pw.
Kill [lives for 253.
l '3'] )II]I{\\’I<3[\}{
rt! rIslmIIl pm «2,-2
Parasols
In cvcrv vars-t} from So .apuards llun‘t {all to
Sl‘i'ill‘l‘ t he
49c CORSET
(; \I uni-ail" I I::', III s .\ m I:
H. K E E l G E R,
Mahackcniu Hotel Block. Slain Street.
SIII‘TII XIIIIII'II. K I‘oxx
HSBRUWN
Dealer in
SLlPPERS
Rubber Innis
BOOTS, SHOES, lit.
-Ankle Deformities-
PREVENTED AND (1 RED.
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Vista 00 :1. am is timeout aiiI maiiu at n“. war bravely fought. Uur “an“ tlII lIuiialis. .Is Iur lIlIl\t sIlIlIIrs iIiI ll \\‘l21 .\'i‘ 'l‘lll-l _ u. ‘ ‘ '. .. .‘
tnrer of the most desirable crib—hoard In new as hm“. as our sump.” but Um. through our sin I Is. to lIIIIIII-s. and III the 2 “‘ - - [ ltlult‘b “ Illiit‘rb.
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t:ie anutP}. n Altogetlinlr he is one of; spirit possessed both. \\ I“. shall ‘3‘. the in .iits IIl \\ nI s. on lot Is. .isiI is. sI\II t WASHINGTDN MARKET Splflnfllfl VIEW 0f the sound (“30‘1“ F “Ether"
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Mr. LeLount is a good fellow. but we . mm .Iwn scarred veteran Is ;. 1......" .If llic t lioiccst .leats. l oultiy. etc. II unit}. “cl wI IIIiII :Iirv rII rum
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have been unable to ascertain what nn .H m when the ‘1 ."imu um. “I m “n iliilllll‘tllltilllllhiI‘IIVIIl‘IIgu-p‘ .l.I\' “mumps or. u .3...in I’Ir \ l l 2 ‘ in? ‘1‘”:‘11 ‘ N‘rrqi‘m "it; “t “u i ”If“ WUUDEN
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lations he holds to the t hristian church. mm ‘ N" of u u“ w m‘ r “d .‘ “ Hun \l more IIIvIIIIs. And lili‘ lIIIIl IIIIIIIIIII IIII.I.i. III .III-IIII. IIIII: - l I ll‘ U“ cst pi it es I \ or he.“ d {2:11qu hi I: x “I! 2-‘Ilal .v ‘3 U )
"amt" beaniemberofthem ““ilf 5“ hi" .iII ‘- I... i i ‘ i: If ‘ U :iiitlieui becomes louder. ll'i'li ili I I~‘IIlIl. Iver: NI-iliII-gl ‘ r“ ‘ r i “ l‘r‘ 2“ "t "t "1‘ ‘ ”“ ln‘u‘ "inn-n '
d hilllt I
modesty keeps him in the background.
Furthermore. we do not remember see-
ing him very often in the place “here
the good printer attI ii is divine service.
\VedII not. however, claim that he is
. not one of the most orthodox of ortho-
dox cliristlans Judgiin. from his good
works we should say he certainlv is a
lover of his fellow man. and is deserv
log of commendation therefor. One
thing is sure. he is ven partial to the
friendship of ministers
his association with them does him
good. At any rate he enjoys taking
them to ride very much. I'I‘his proba-
bly conduces‘ to .the ministers pleasure
and health.
cannot speak of the benefits to either
party. for it has become a matter of
generalcommcnttliat whatever minis-
ter goes with Mr. LeL‘onnt on his drives.
Soon goes to another church. Whether
there is a fatality about his association
we are unable to state. but the result is
always the same. We would not de-
prive any of our preachers of the pleas-
ure of a ride with and the company of.
Mr. LeCount. but. we do feel it our duty
to warn them of the probable conse-
quences. When he drove “Old Roan,“
it was necessary for him to make free
:uae of the whip. Sims may have
thought it to be the duty of the minis~
tars who rode with him to rebuke him
therefor. and because of his failure
to do so, lost their esteem for their pas-
tor. But, this ought not to have been
so, for there was uoiliingatliat horse en-
joyed more than giving the parson’s
back a wrench when LeCount laid on
the and. LeCouiit sold “Roan“ and got
a free driver, but whatever minister has
rode with him has soon resigned. all the
same. It may be that LeCount upsets
some of thedenominauonal tenants of his
reverend associates by his arguments.
But whatever he says or
Jim the miuiuter that rides with
him is marked as soon to retire to
“other field.
It in: been suggested that Mr. LeCount
, could find profitable employment by
asiiitlng churches to get rid of undesir-
‘ ed punters. We dIIn' I. believe he would
“3° such a jnh but churcheswhc de-
div to retain their pastors must kIep
than out of that wagon of his, or thry
will-non I» having candidates for the
mat alga
How may persona t up in the morn-
: without on ii to. having a bitter
a“ min the moutlapsnd feeling weak and
debilitated. All theta need Carter II Liver?
Bitten.
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L udoulitedly _
But further than this we-
IIII‘I ‘Ehll \ Iu n Iii fiiuy-s’ um (ilk
ting through a cliIese. and after siiik~
lag the t‘uiiibcrlaud With a thousand
si-uls. returned to the harbor. to spread
all through the South the news that the
North was IrrI-trlevably defeated. .\iid
you know all about the rest too. Now
she came out on, the followuig morning
bent on destroying all our ships on the
Atlantic coast and Illtl\\‘ \veall felt she
must such-I-d. when that Iiiilooked for
estIIpIII-l came. the little Moiutir. like a
pulling.r cigar iii the iuI-nth II: Neptune.
flrIII‘chcr back. and that little episode
revolutionized th.- lllu’lli:il't‘lllli't‘l'ill‘c of
all Europe. Then came that brave deed
of the Admiral of the \\'cst tlulf squad
run and his sailois that was not eclipsed
by a braver one on land or sea.
On the out of August. 1‘63. at .‘i a.m..
the orderrwas given by the Admiral to
the \Vest-(lnlf squadron to cross the bar
of the bay of Mobile and steam up
abreast of that city. On either side of
the main channel were two powerful
bomb-proof forts—Fort. Gaines and Fort
Morgan. The channel runs narrow and
close between the pointed guns of the
forts. Besides these alarming opponents
piles and torpedoes were sunk. and w: i-
ter batteries and ironclads opposed the
passage of the union fleet. L nto these
jaws oif death the ship steamed as tliro‘
a forlorn hope. first the tictorora.
Hartford. Metucomct. Richmond with
the Admirals ship the Brooklyn, lead.
rig the van. Then followed the Lucian-
wana, Royal. Seminole, Monongahela.
Kennelbec. Ossipee, ‘IVasaca, and Unieda.
The Gelena and Tecumseh brought up.
the rear. As soon as the doomed vessels
were sighted by the rebel cannon, sim-
ultaneonsly the forts poured out upon
the fleet a thundering blast of fiery death
from IshotIand shell. The Richmond
and Lackawana are sunk with all their
braves; and the Octororu is so disabled
that she cannot retreat. I NOE for' a
moments cessation do those forts stop
their havoc of blood and death. Dense
volumes of smoke settle down over forts
and ships. The carnival of death goes
on. The bursting of shells, the quiver~
lug careenlug and sinking ships; The
cries of the wounded mingle with the
battle shouts of the troops and the de-
fiant. yells of the rebels seem as pande-
monium let loose. The desperate euter~
prise appears to all a failure. Every com-
manders eye tries to pierce through the
suffocating smoke for the admirers sig-
mil to retreat. but it is not to be seen.
His ship still gallantly leads the van.
The disabled fleet follow: on to what
rcn of ch-ry school house \ I‘ho Peace
and the l‘u‘lon is saved. lil‘zitlllt‘
hills of New Hampshirerevert-crate with
the joyous echoes. .‘IliissacIIiisI-tts
catches the lauIzhint: notes. “adds more
furl to the liberty tircs of little. big I‘ i
necticni. llliode Island catches the in
sliil‘ltlltlll. And while New England rI-lls
up the mighty thunder blast. New York
opens in r iiiillon of throats and sliIIitts.
l'eace and the union is saveih .\ii l New
Jersey. and l‘ciius_\2l\'Iini: i. and It leI\IIIe
pI out out tin ir hosts of cIin-‘iatulations.
\rid this libI it\' a llelnlia. P:ulhI ting up.
and iollinq on. on. on. and surging In its
iiiight: this the chorus of IiiilliIIIIs of
free born. breaks upon the Silt‘l‘I‘S of the
western states. bounding tiIiI-Iigh wins
and towns and villages. shaking the
old primeval forests. startling the
pioneer in his far off cabin. From thence
across the Pacific boundary with
the impetus from the stentoriaii lungs of
the west. through the virgin regions of
Oregon and the golden mines of L‘I’lllffll‘~
'nia. Thus rolling on. in npocylcptit‘
thunder bursts. encircling the Republic
with the marriage song of what film]
has joined together let no man put as~
sander. " ‘
“oust-keepers. {cud T Its.
Ask your grocer and marketiuziii for
Sperry at Bai’iies‘ goods. All their pro-
ducts are first class and free from adul-
"I‘ll?
II
terIition. Hams. Shoulders. Breakfast
Bacon. Lard. Sparerib and Sausage are
manufactured in New Haven. Ut.
Astonishing Success.
It is the ditty (If every person who has
used Ii‘oschce‘s German Syrup to let its
wonderful qualities be known to IlIeIr
friends in curing t.oirsuniptim~. St~\'cl‘t‘
Lionlrhs, Group. Asthma Pneumonia,
and in fact all throat and lung diseases.
No person can use it without iiiiiiiectiate
relief. Three doses will relieve any case.
and we consider it the duty of all Drug~
gists to recommend it to the poor, dying
consumptive. at least to ’try one bottle.
as 18.000 dozen bottles were sold last
year,and no one case where it failed was
reported. Such a medicine as the Ger-—
man Syrup cannot be too widely known.
Ask your druggist about it. Sample bot~
ties to try. sold at ten cents. Regular
size, 75 cents. Sold by all Druggists and
Dealers. in the United States and Canada.
0\ ‘~' and reliable Medians-i are thebest
to depend upon. Acker’ a Blood El-
ixir has been prescribed for years for all im.
purities oftheBlood. In cveryfoxm ofScrof-
nlous. S philiticor Mercurialdisusea. it is
hula: e. For Rheumatism. hum equl.
Funk H. Baxter.
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PRTANT
III cry House Owner should liavc a set of
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i“. N. siii'rii. \III .
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tiiIlII )III I
Mil ‘I‘cacll
scallu'd for I
reach the rum III )0le
carried in an ordinary
2 ' I or ‘II ‘1 I. and
I l2Ir. deulums
III Ell the :i ll .thlI
~I2. ' its “lii
.III {II I oi i i III I In be
I. \II on rIi2 Il \\ in ii not
ti use can be put away In II2,-ti {cot ion: '1‘? cy
:Irc llllidi‘ IIf lllI‘ lust Irwin. and; i: L .2I‘l.Ii ill
the most thorough III IIIIII r A La: sim'iI v1
Walters PfilBlll Tlll Shingles
‘ 'ays on hand. The
‘ I: in list
Desirable Piiiiliay Fii Sale.
I haII- also for sale.
llay \ II-w avenue.
\Ii'IIVI‘i uctits.
Also l-“Ul It lltll 51’s on “name strut. city in
v irie I\ to init mid his: I All in Colllpltlt IIrIlIr.
Also about one and out half farms of cool land.
at W t“! mini .IllI. \iiih in use mm mm. all in uuou
ordcr ( in up.
Alsount building lot for 81
late \uuu I1 Styiu Iii! s rIsi 1cm.
‘Saiid Hi: I.
Also two and one half acres or land on Hemlock
Island. in the N La 'ivIIIII- I'lVIl‘. and “‘llhi“ 13”
ml iqus 1220“ and in pf I-IiI siI-lu of the famous
H:lhonsind ls land 1‘ .iIlL. .\ iiiIIIi tit: Iiiitiful lIII. man
for a summer resort
tics: and iii Is: I-coiiriiiical
a himlsoinc n-sldciicc on
“‘3'. \\;III all the modern iiii~
‘3 5.
just east of the
west side of
I have :1:in unequallvd
‘ I I I . . I
Facilities iii Blllllllllll
\IIII any I2 ‘ass. stle or lump or house or othIr‘
bnildiiII' \IIii iiiai Ilesin iii the: most tnIirIIuI'h and
\\ orkiuauhkc Ill‘ uiiie r. .\l\ men are the most
Tliiiiili‘ Mechanics
in the state. Particular and prompt
Attention to J ailing.
11min: sc rd the publiI Inr lac last 30 wars in
this! localitv as builder 1 thi uklcau point (with
prit‘ul 10 a lill‘”.>l‘ number and greater \urlety (if
buildinws. both public and private. than any of in)
illustrious competitors
Your floors solicited.
J. R. RAYMOND,
Contractor Iii Builder,
Water St., root or Havilund Sh,
(ll: Call and sec tltclu.
the hum “num-
' ’ nurseries i: i t coolin-
. (ry Host. lit nval term: ~ Unequal“) fuibtm.
shut boat. known
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\\ . 1‘". hour-v
2000 119‘! 0 an
wanna t'w' sanctum ,‘
,I’I nr-v
anvil -.
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PIANOS.
“Tried and Triumphant." ,
llnaquallail' Ill lllclinass and Depth of Tom.
GREAT CAPAOH'Y 0F VIBRATI‘C :‘II >
AND DURABILITY. 2»
Each instrument ovoi- I2 months ME
procenn otconsvruotlont Boot material.
and finest woeranuhlp. ‘3
FULLY WARRAN1 E0. trTheywtll lung
n “fa-time and keep In tune at one-
quarter the exp—OPPG 0" any OEIIGI' plane.
OVER I7,000 IN USE.
I: Sand for full descriptive pamphlet and
tart co. to
ngII ll. ll. Llllllls 60.. Temple of lusic.,
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: Ntw l-uvtn. MtllDtN. Barnarponr. DAN
U lunv. Wavrnaunv. Micouvowu on
Wtsr Wiusrto. .
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Our KETTLE LARD ls Strict!
and Free from All Adulterat‘
Pure
ton.
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VI. manufacture all coed. b0:
brand at our mount hon-o. New than.
"n: our
Sperry &. Barnes,
0“! ofSoutli Norwalk, CL. U. S. A.
881 8! _
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and on such
Easy Terms
that eveiy piiidI-iit can :Itl‘ord to
buy.
\\‘Itli evI-rv deed \\‘lit‘r:ll‘i 2d there can
XIII'IH
be no question ‘as to pertect security in
title. The ,sIIIl is riI Ii and the lots are
large en. ii :li for a house and uIIrIlI n on
each. 1 II-
Eity, Water
runs thiougli tlIH piciiiiscs.
V No more desirable property can be
found. The prices are very low. Line
terms are easy. and the location so ad-
mirable that the :IiiiIIIIiiIceiiiciit that
these lots are in the market should be
sufficient to command a rapid sale. It
is the poor man‘s opportunity. and of-
‘fUl’dS unparalleled attractions foryvery—
body. Early buyers will secure the best
locations. It should be the ambition of
every man to
Lilli lll HIS UWll HilllSll.
Hundreds of ‘men in Norwalk live in
tenements when: there are few convex»
iences and fewer comforts. and paya
large share of their earnings for rent.
These men can now buy lots build houses
according to their means .save money
and be independent of laiidlords. It is
easy to save \\ hen so much is to be 2am-
ed. L: i. no man say he cannot afford to
buy iiloI. Eximine the map. look at
thepropcrty. and then the terms will he
made to suit your circumstances. There
should be no delay. There never was a
better opportunity, and this should not
be Duct.
Mr. James “I. My att, who has hither-
to had charge of the above property.
having been called to \Vushingtuu. it
has now been put in the hands of the
subscriber. Two new streets are to be
opened through the property, which
will furnish many new lots at a low fig .
ure. Maps of the lots and all informa-
tion furnished on application to my of.
flee at No. 3 Gazette Building.
O. E. WILSON.
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Plumbers
and Gas Fitters.
Slate and Tin Roofers.
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Rags. Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Pol-ties moving can sell the stock by
sending post-.1 «new
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