Litchfield enquirer., 1881-04-28

DIED AWAY FROM HnMR-This morning l about o'clock. after an illness of only few days, Victor Il. Tanner, a travelling salesman, i~'iied at the Myers house. He WAS in the e,n- ploy or the Strong Manufacturing Company, Winsteti, COi.n., one of the largest houses in the undertaker's hardware line in the country, l and started out On his Western trip atm,lt three weeks ago. Saturday evening about o'clock he arrived here from Whitew aier. On the cars he had heavy chill and on reaching the hotel, at once informed Rev. A. L. Royce, who boards there. with whom he was acquainted that he was very sick. He did not want physician. however, as he thought it was only cold pr something of not a very serious TIA t'r., and that he would feel ie ter in the morn ing. Mr. Royce gave him some domestic rem ''dies, and saw Il al he was provided with all D !~dfu.s He seemed some easier, and Sun day was up and around, but toward rign grew worse again, and consent d to have Dr. Pal mer called in Lates in the night he had an other chill, but in the morning seemed better It proved howe'e CT that it was congestion of the brain, and he grew worse, beca,i,e deIrious and then unconscious, and neither skill nor careful attention was able to stay the progr, ss of the disease, and death came
 Mir. and Mrs. k 'yce, who were acquainted with ihr young man, were very .tl. niive in caring for his every known watt, and Mrs Rnyce remained by his bedside continually, teing absent only few hours during his hole ilinrss. day aud night caring for him, and the attaches of the hotel kindly assisted in the good work. go there was n9 lack of tender nursing or skillful treatment
 The deceased was only twenty one years of age, but had been travelling for some time, and had made several trips here. He was an affa ble enterprising young salesman, and a young man of culture and ability. He had cnnsitier- able musical talent and was skillful pianist He was ar unmarried man, and his parents re- side at Warren, Conn. He has brother that travels for the same house, and is now on a trip through Indiana. These relatives have been informed by telegraph of the sad occurrence and his remains will douhtless be sent east The Janesoiae { Wis.) Gazette.
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 A lady belonging ts the most fashionable society in Galveston. who is the mother of quife q large family, went to consult fortune teller a few days aga As she was coming away she met a friend, who remarked: You must have heard some good news, you look so happy. '.Yes. I did. The woman who told my fortune says an, to marry wealthy English nObletnan, and that will ultimately becnme maid of honor to Queen Victoria Just think of '" '.Yes but how about your husband and children twill they he maids of honor teoy The lady exclaimed
 Well. do declare I had done forgot all about them. drought I was a wildly. and the fortune teller lxed np the keards for a widdy. and that spiles the whole lay ont, !" and the look of gloom that came over her face was sadder than the burial of Sir John Moore. Don't judge of mans character by the um- In t1<z TA tg-Ea