fTruth above or.“ things.’ Entered in the Post Oflice as a. Newspaper EEiDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1896. THE WEATHER—Today, overcast ' and milder with fog and light rain by night. On Saturday partly cloudy and warmer, with light snow- -fall at night, , NORWMKmGAZETTE»: w E E KEY. -' NOR WA ’LJK, hands of repudiators, they have halted. the advancement of those States cer- . s . _ tainly for several years; and until they shall return to thoroughly honest gov- ernment and t1 the scrupulous mainte- nance of public and private credit, not only will capital outside of thdse States avoid investments within them. but those who have capitalalready there will withdraw it as speedily as possible. Thus these two great agricultural A - G A an T'r E | g l 1 l T HEEV E NlNG GAZ ETT CHECKER-BO‘ARD sinsmess cmecroav. FRED A. WALTER, and on Sunday clearing and colder. States’of the in West, whichlshould b: NORWALK Sales For Rent. ‘ MAKER 0,. t steadily advancing in popu ation an . VALUABLES 81’ RED H Kai; 1191mm]; 1:; . . as AND Stable Bedding. wealth cheating new cities, railways, Pm} 1113111131133 G0 fl Honsn GOODS. ,, 01' r 1 11 “o - t Gen- 11 ’ d 1: 1 '11 b like] to i In Successful Oper- . Safe Deposit Vau't DONEZAT 13%‘33‘2é‘s $303333“ Ah 110 armer e s can 1ryLi “J co eges an ac ools, Wl ((31, 1y. ‘ mien Since 1860, or'rHE dHalness-lfigde toot- ” - . . . . 7 - 1 1 - eraSpech tleman readers that he has so ve e diminish 1n popu ation an cer am y M Outsrandinq Claims. human. BAtyh THIS OFFICE. Nonfifix" “visa. 9 ‘ - ON‘I. bedding problem, which was one of the most perplexing‘in his business, inas- much as he could not spare sufficient land to raise straw for the purpose. He says: “My experience with German millet this summer leads me_to think I have solved the problem. Ishall make it a point to raise an acre or two, and let it get ripe. It will produce from two to three tons per acre, while rye will rarely give one ton. It will pro- duce more seed per acre than rye, and largely diminish in material wealth. Some of the Kansas and Nebraska journals have criticised the East for withholding or withdrawing capital from those States because of their Pop- ulists governments, but they should re- member that the fault is wholly with the people themselves. They have shown an utter disregard of pub- lie and private credit, and the whole machinery of those States, legislative and judicial, has been employed to bin- or Nonwamr. é GAZETTE ADS. BRING GOOD RESULTS BEST GOODS. TEAS and COFFEES 11. Ward Selleck, ,. w. H. BYINBTON INSURANCE. ~Rum 1. Static Building. itis always worth more, to sell at least; der and often to defeat the enforcement is WALL ST. I‘got two and a hilt tons per acre this of honest contracts made in perfect TREESlTREESlTnEESI p ' your, and this at $2 is $17.50. Sixteen good faith and intended to be ObBeIV:d -a at 53 Bel den Hgggggrgzm' 30min. bushels of seed at 75 cents per bushel by 3” contracting paries. In short 11017 .. ggggeggfiyggfrgrgg; ingggtiinlélardwood would be $12. more. I could then sow only is the credit of these States sadly 313mg; d tAzliivztock 0 61.11“", the same ground to rye and get one impaired, but the credit of the people Edy-rButtery, fr Nil-3:131:11 Averéggn. ton of straw, and sixteen of seed at 50 of Kansas and Nebraska is impaired to gigglgggm‘tzeéf Send for book con- sents-per bushel, which would give 315 such an extent that only in themost ex- HOY’fS Nurseries- “mung samples. more, making in fourteen months ceptional cases could capital outside of Frank T. Hyatt $44.50 per acre, and the rye, if left, to the State be induced to invest there, to . PARLOR “ BARBER-t-SIIOP, harvest would give a chance to stock with clover.” Kansas and Nebraska. The result of the Presidential vote in the States of Kansas 3.le Nebraska, by which the entire State governments, including executive, legislative and judicial, is given into the hands of the Populists for at least two years to come, must deal a fearful blow to the advancement and development of both of those States. Kansas has had a bit- ter experience in the past, as her for- mer Populist government was revolu- tionary in its efi'orts to defeat the - enforcement of contracts between debtor and creditor. The result has been the withdrawal of outside capital item the State as far as possible. By'Ktnsas and Nebraska voting for Bryan at the late election and giving their entire State government :into the be subject to the capricious laws of repudiatlon governments. Of all the States of the Union the severest blow must fall upon Kansas and Nebraska for the records of dishonor they have written in the recent national election. —09. Boston’ 5 New Concert Hall. _ BOSTON, Dec. 18.——The new Steinert hall was opened to the public for the first time, a large audience being present at a. concert given by Carl Baermann and the Kneisel quartet. It is doubtful whether there is a more beautiful and satisfactory concert room for chamber music in the United States than this one. Citizens on Public \Vorks. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 18.—-—Mayor War- wick signed the much talked of bill pro- ailing that only citizens of the United States shall be employed upon the public «forks of Philadelphia. It is expo d that the provisions of the new law wil be Immediately enforced. —-.-See “A Christmas Reverie,” bv Wenzel; “Gathering Greens, ” by W. Granville Smith; “A Christmas Card Partv,” by Maver, and the other superb art work and literary matter in Truth’s Christmas number. All trains and news stands. . PIPES- DENTIST, 8 West Avenue. _ ENTERPRISE . Bottling Works, 7 Wall Street. 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