The Absent Stetsm
‘ owner's FAMILY PHYSICIAN TALKs
or His HEALTH.
Kidney Ilium Out or the evasion. but
the W Knight lluy hr. Servo-as not]
Month—“III” Tatum» 5mm" hr of
1816.
Wumxoron, Apnl l:l.~iir. 0. it'. Pope,
Whohushomllr. ill-ind: family phyticiun
tor-tho M twenty yuan. in nu hilarvlow
withered re-por‘miu’mlei'em'a to tinn-
thutfmw lwen Wired from Europe
mining Mr. Blaine-'5 physiml colulitiou,
“I hive utteiuled Mr. Blaine ever since ho
was elected to congress. He has nutumlly u
very lino, healthy mmitution. lie is n mun
of strong physique, with powerful mun-10s.
Ho but the muscles oi an athlete.
“when he left here he was. wi'fevtly free
from any mtitutioual disease. Hit-l normnl
weightsiucelhnvokuown himhuhseu
from 185 to 190 pounds. The only dine-u
tint ever troubled him was an occasional so
tuck of dyspepsia and rheumatic gout, whldr
ducted his foot. ills kidney», heart and 31!
his organs were no round as n boy‘s. Mr.
Blaine never bud‘nny kidney disease. I know
it has been commonly rumored that he has,
but this ion mistake. I see that it isgivou
_ Mthut he has diabetes. This could hurtlly
hulo,usitioud'uieoso of very slowgrowth,
uud the symptoms are great thirst, steady
moi-flounndtho pretence oi sugnrintho
urine. Mr. Blaimhsdnone o! thereuyrnp
tonnwhon ho lett this city.
“The probability is that he is rendering from
I nervous debillty, augmented, perhaps, by u
. slight uttuck of dyspepsia caused by over-
wwhuud a failure to tsko milieientvexer-
ob. Ifrcqucntly wumed him against. too
continuous application while he was at work
at his book. lie is a man of strictly nhutomiv
all habits, taking, perhaps, 3 little claret
wine at dimer."
Dr. rows uttoution was called to the fa-
nous mum-oh in June, 1376, and he was
find if ho attended Mr. Blaine on that occa-
ill.
“I did," mid he, “and I out very glad of
this opportunity to set that matter right, as
it never learn: tohnve been thoroughly under-
stood, many pewle claiming that Mr. Blaine
feigned mmtroko to ere-to sympathy in his
canvas for the presidential nomination It
was not My a. «so of misqput heat
drake, umildt form of mustroke, and was
culled by hi .. advice of Ionic tool-
irhfrlwfliuwoukhghouvy flnrmei on nduy
win tho W registered 100 dogs.
Ho lellon the church steps um-onsclous, and
nullified in that condition until Monday
morning. He was insensible to pain, und the
punk at bk eyes insensihle to light. Mou-
duy running ho regained mnaeioussnw, but
“unable toweuk, owing to a. refusal of that
part of the brain which is used in controlling
theorguns of speech to not This mulitiun is
. Whntk culled uphnlh, and is unusual. This
wore ofl during the day, however, and he was
able to articulate by night. So, you rice, no
matter how much Mr. Blaine might leave de-
ind ”My? the public, he could not lave
fooled hi physician. "
“union Walsh Retiree.
NIH You, April lit—Tho commissionew
olchuritis and corrections, who have been
W
P. Wu“, of the Tomb. prison, yesterday
mtquDHnyor Hewitt in which they
the lunguugo med by the warden to Mr.
prim
work! under Worden Pilloliury.
Trying to Shield Ryan.
“Shawna-”Wm“!!!
chnrguuguinSthrdenThorms
any tint they find that no illegal fees were
extol-tad from Luwyer George It Rhalex, and
Mr. M bud Withdrawn that com-
t. Thomagoon loamy that.
Rhoda in hit ofldul businu was grome
irnpupc,nnhhould nothetolerntul While
mmmwmm sufllcieut came for
his runovul, they accept his reaignation
W to them yesterday, to lake eilu't
immediately. Charles (hborne woo lust night
uppdntod acting warden, and will hove
M d tho'l'ombu until a permanent up
is made. Osborne was deputy
molcuuua «meats.
Works W lotto-I.
m, April 18.
lmmlnout at Braddock. Wild awe-ions
wrong the Edgar Thomson Steel works strik-
mmhpsrd onevery hand. The light in
Maw-loin! lshor has now ‘u-unwd a
tan. PathorBichry,whouddnnoul
tliudrlkwuo piniubrlut Sunday, and An-
derwsio are undo the men at u that:
0! Win the Mummies :ulun' e that
lame and meme 133' (on y-zt u Tin
circular nah 3:: (allow: ‘
“Hichy,the great lam? 'l be great] know
ltull! 'l‘hogruut Idealist: The great phih
W! Th. gmt politician! Thaw
willows shnep {would like tohuvo them
Mallow). l and Andyurethoonl! '39
mullethenumlmls. lcunsettlotho
trike in forty-eight hours, modulo 1 am
wk. Ofoourueut Andy's, terns. No other
toolwoulddothut» Tuko work-rid puyul
and Andy odor you. if you should then die
soon from exhalation, I will see to it thutyou
will become an angel und haven nice place in
heaven.
“ ‘I not not ulnid at my income from you
[or pow rent, numb, etc. Oh, no! for it it
would stopund I would lose my situation so
yarrlhepherd I would go to Andy and he
wouldgivemoudtntion a: mule driverat
CLfisdny. ,Soyourooluru not M3
on you for my bread and wine. Oh, no! I
um hulopendant.
“ ‘You are tools for following the lad oi
tho-owickod labor leaders. The meetingol
lust Suturduy, which rejected Andy’s propo
sition, was comma! of these wicked lealen
and theirtrieruls. The newrpupeni lie when
they my it was composed of union and mn-
union men.’ ’ .
“Richy the great.
“Mon don’t forget thut in union there is
strength, in spite of Hickey and Andy, the
two wise men for their pockets.”
lt iswell for thonuthor of the circulorthnt
hisklentlty is not knOwu. Wall, Catho-
Bcs, strken, Knights of Labor and no!»
uniouluto alike ure intensely indignant, and
douotmco the author in unmeasured terms.
Some 0! the Catholics, however, lay the
charge at the door or the JuniorOrdorof
United American Mechanics, who have, it is
alleged, denounced Father Hickey”; servant
and interference in the labor trouble. Some
oftthntholiamrtthutthero is us much
“know nothingism” in Braddock today N
there was in any other town of its size before
the war. Sane of the Catholic Knights of
Labor are 01 the opinion that the Protestant
Knights in Braddock know more about the
circular and its author than they care to tell,
unduruption iutholooulnsernbly is inimi-
hunt. The Protestant Knights, however,
emphatically deny thi gamut. Father
Bickeyisnlnuntfromtowu. Bis return-rid
action are anxiously united.
MANY PEOPLE HOMELESS.
l‘lro Almost Wholly Destroy. a Town in
Mnrylaml.
Cuzs‘rmowx, Md, April 12.. “The town
at Moneys, a pretty little vilnge in the up
per part 01 Kent county, was atrium entirely
destroyed by a tire yesturdny, which started
in n stable near the blacksmith ship, The
wind was very strong and blew the flaming
particles of wood to roofs of the mljoming
hem There was not sufficient water avail-
able in the town to quench even the burning
stable, and the people were mmpclled to hold
their hands while they saw their Marcelle—
arr-eyed.
One by one the cottages caught tire, blazed
lmrtoen‘hniklhphadhroncmumoll.
railroad station and seven dwelling» escaped.
The hour“ loner is Dr. C. ll. Mmy, who
lost three dwellings and two store»; notin—
sand Stephen Meyer lost heavily, but Ls
insured. The lost is not minted.
other shelter.
say. thc Treaty farm American;
“'Asmsurox, April lit-Comm (lenient!
15.00, Donut in term. Price wording
‘ W to Wm
uwhilo nnd thmfollinhoupotmim,nutil
Among the bullies planes buruul are the
stores of A. B. lurkberger, George helm-l,
Mr. Dixon and 0. F. Hughey and the big
hotel. Only two churches, u St‘htltl house,
Most of tho fumiliooure without fwd and
shelter. Home freight (m stauling on aside
track wereopened lat night, and the v “lagers
will dwell therein until they ran [er-mire
m.
noun m1"
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Frtilizers
All a. Hotel.
flout): ltorwulk Conn.
Du. 12.37; nourwzu.
BOSTON
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We all Ruidxncc. ,
awn o‘l'ltllfl. scorn roman. , ’
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sale Vii t" in euro Gun
dfi’mfitfi. "" “ ,
sou-n! NDBWALK SAVE“!!! BANS!
MWuhlugto. Street.
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S T O R E .
Special Prices for Saturday.
coRSETs, KABO consume
Examine our KABO CORSETS, worth 81.25. Our price $1.00.
100 doz. Ladies' colored Kid Gloves, richly embroidered backs, on
These oods are well worth $1.00.
75 (107.. adics' black Kid Gloves, knotted embroidered backs, worth $1.00. Price on
this lot 630.
100 doz. Ladies’
w
Myfromflol’saqud
”tunneling-truism
from
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Rlllltlltll BBBS.
OD. —"—-‘-‘
“0:th
not: some - .
roux u. hurls “when; .
um mun u. Klul’lulu. and 7m. 1
DB. Monaural“. ‘
~0m€l All) uumucu— ,
Cor. West Avenue sud Butler Street,
50“”. 00811.
0MBouu-llntll9m.; noun tot-aorta.
Spa; Sunday—Ito! pal. t
foo-mm by telephone. mm
W S. ”A".
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ARCII ITECT.
b mallow plano sud !
mmummmdmpw
Tlltls REASONABLE.
Wuhr’s Building Wuhiugtou BL. So.
lorwulk. nomm dtw
r. . . _
Farmers should examine the 'y "’6’ a Pa" for this»
prices. and goods we are oll'erv
ing, before purchasing.
day.
J C. CBOWZ,
C
colored Suede gloves, embroidered backs, actual value $1.50. Will be
Carpenter 31"] Builder. ’0“, V sold on Saturday for 980. per pair.
rogmfi'ggfll'llgafioflwéw'fih N Ew RR u cs 25 doz. Ladics’ silk tafl’cta gloves, in black and colors, 10:. a pair at this eerie.
r. o. Tailmlfi'mfi’m. Olds-tand: 25 doz. Ladies” silk gloves, in tan and mode shades, only 330. a pair. Good value 404:.
Ladies’ all linen collars, worth 10c. Our price,,05c.
21 (102. Gent’s seamless socks, imitation sham—knit, worth 190. Our price 100.
WASHINGTON ST.
Wohvcuownrouuds lull-u ofuewdrugl.
end iurtte inspection and hithwll'oduy we are
ALEX. 8. GIBSON.
Org-um or the Yim Congregational Church,an
n r n “WK“. u... .w'urmxmwmw ‘ ' ' “
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ammo? “ 2...... ............ " Hosuery Department.
759 I’M Box 39 P. 0.. NORWALK. CONN.
PeeeeIieIiue ceieeuleel
100 doz. Ladies’ Balbriggan hose, full, regular made, imported gawk, and worth 250 a
J B. BI‘YMOSD' Atohortuoticc sud in the mast okillful m. ,
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Builder and Contractor. GEO. 0. STILLBON. p22: Our price on Saturday onlyu‘wxll be Ltc. a pair. Don t fail to scothem. It will pay
Workdauebythcdnyorooutrnct. ” ' ' .- " ' ' , . . .
-. 90 doz. Ladies hose, fancy stripe, regular made, at l‘Zlc. a pair; good value at 190.
Eiuffimf film” Piulmm, Jacolb M' Layton’, .30 (101. Ladies’ medium weight vests, long and short sleeves, worth 500, for 5590., on
E 13031“, Resilient: Ind lion-e Agent. tSaturfla),
Our price [150. per cake.
AGENT FOR THE
Phoenix InsurancENEo. of Hartford
N(DTAICY I'llliLIC.
BOWAYTON. (7032‘.
General lusuraucelgency' Cuticura Soap, sold everywhere for 250.
Fire. LifenudArtident. '
45 Main St, Norwalk, Gt.
brute for our .6 sud upward. nod 3(0an Order:- to
Ill port: of Europe.
Henry Public. Acknowledgement» Token.
Railroad Tickets. Burma (hooked
to Bestiuntlou.
to Wuhmgton 8L, (Next door to Port—omen.) ,
I South Nor-walk. Conn.
DAVID STOWi
J ll. dtSSlNGS,
. Succcuor to L E. Quintnrd.
Undertaker 8: limbnliuer.
No. 4 Knight St. Belideuor, 8 hot Ava.
880-310 Norwallr, Cor-l.
C B. D'AB'I’OID,
.
Caterer for Wedding: Ind Primer. lrr Cream §
constantly on hand for the nick end well. ill: ccle- ‘,
Muted [toot Beer. Ind lmploymrut other.
' 50 MAIN 311. 50. SORWALK. CT.
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We have but received the long: It Ind due-t rtock é
eve-r Ihown before of t
. .ioriN Tulwrunml A-rgg-gg
on cumuuu slum; ,
venue cueeee sue; Optician,
ANTIQUIASII (‘HAIBElng'z'oo‘ AT H. 5' “000’s JEWELRY STORE,
, the inlet lillll
» PARLOR SUITS e ,
. From $30.00 Upwnrtls. t83 Main 2%., So. . orwalkw
Emnmg “0°!“ ““959 vimi Imperfections detected no;
Sideboards, t corrected. t
Lounges and Conches.t ‘
mammalian”.
no new in
Hawaii lletleri
moron,
Washington, I). (3.
Ten year: in United States Potent (Juice.
63w Guide to inventor. mailed free.
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MEATS
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Soft. cooling eye slums and spec-‘1
holes to meet uly requirement. 1
l’holnn, who in here on his way from Bali-
fnx to St. Louis, smoking of thofishery
treaty said: “The people 0! Nov. Booth,
Canada, eta,are all amused to the trout):
They do not want it. Ourpeoplonrevery
foolhh in farming the treaty, for it uhtuim
for in» more than we could have hoped. All
theeritichrrllhuveseonm luscduwntho
apparent mumptiou that this treaty is on
Prrrsrmw, April 13.40143 Minnie Item
Pam mlunittad to u hrid interview
My” her arrival at home. in relat-
iugthumunnu' in which she («minnow
leth Euign Ryan, Miss Parsons
”lithe victim of n premeditated sebum
0!!th J.K. Meade and her former
NB Currie Hamilton, of Alb
Rattan Chairs, Fancy Plusht
(filiairs, lint Backs, Book ‘
Cases, etc., ctr.
norms FOR THE
Standard Folding Bed.
tCsllund rev-them at our woman". The Meet
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EVERY PAIR SDLD WITII
wflwhr‘mzn “503:” “Wag: mm”... not...» can... my... roummm 3013111755, gun... a. msrket 1.. a. money.
h. - “Mud it mm“ m gellhotm‘ty or 1818,und thutthel'lnglish w,' ted , -
M" II ”I run-ted, ”looks h' “u people were W in holding toevery— ml ‘0‘ '0 mu ‘0'
Mb, m "5‘”! my, aw,” thingthoy could In my opinion the more roll up with one year’s wear.
The my mum in an morning figmghmm&nmv':;fl If they do the money paid us i l '
papers or to what I told the New York oili- its W and intelligently 43:26,], they lbl’ the- will be "III-CI“. U P STAIRS,
mmmwmwhm’hrfi will see how fnvornbleltioto on." For sale ut the Boutou Dry Good- Store.
F «out y ' ----———--—— 45 1|!qu Strut. Sow-ll. no an
SOUTH NORWALK
Wmlproparedtomy whntlwilldo,
‘ciplco to meet my correctable defect.
SIKVID IN Til! m7 MANN“
City of Mrwulk & Eagle,
obit wwnmrncmw
sin-ll! on Ind. . a well u mhwwmmmawfi
1'» Public are respectfully mum m", “gym“ 2 , m”
m
(limo prepared on mic-tile prlni
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£3...
i no: wmt tlw choicert MEATS. obtoiled re-I
O’Ilcll “00‘s, Pebble” tC-v (OI- of trouble or cool, you will Ind than st my
to call. ' wall mausoleum-tum
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Anusflox. m m a m m
m we sneer. .
t u «on
allowing Machine Supplies, MW... e.“ nonmm
mm... m mm. «. «mum F HAYES ”WMM'WMW-
quormmhufimor ' ' anwamumawug
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Reunited After MEYM
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(MEMO, April lit—Michael Sullivunleft
hkhmneinOnllilLCoun,uhoutfourycurr
ugotoseokhio fortuuoin California. He
lefthohindnwifeuud ouechild,uduughtor
10 ymnoluge. Hr. Sullivan made moneyV
uiidnentforhiswife. She went on,buthor
hmbuudwuonottohotound. She returned
hormundhudhurdworkinprorklingtorher
childruu. Her husband bus just fourulher
Ind the family it reunited. He had been
Itrlchudownwith hruhi fever just balm
mwhethurthelsw suitawillhe continual."
Virgil Jukloll assumed to ho "Ingest.
MN. Y., April lat—41.. trial or Virgil
1m (or the murderot Norton Mateo]!
dckuhgmwouuttingwull
GREATJUBILEE
SPECIAL BARGAINS EVERY AFTERNOON!
W
rejoined
hiotnurilyutmulougmrehtorthemi-ing
uanuriughhflln-omuendnhgmty
, ofhbhuprovedwmch on uuntthutheio
, nowvcrywoslthy.
Humble-ta.
It!!! You. April m—Jaoph Trelour,
ohiicln‘koflho bureau in
Turkey Red Table Damask
Hosiery, Underwear, and Not
Wewould say to the public that these bargai
being limited we are unable to give a complete price list. .
ions will be sold in like proportion.
Shades, in all colors, with spring fixtures, 290.
1000 Towels for 100. each, worth 160.
800 Towels for .12l0. 021011, cheap at 250.,
for 250. per yard, worth 450.,
Unbleached Table Damask, 50 inches Wide, for 290. per yard, worth 490.
Unbleached Table Damask, 60 inches wide,
Unbleached Table Danmsk, 69 inches wide, for 69%0.
extra heavy size 23x46,
warranted fast color.
for 450. per yard, worth 600.
per yard, worth $1.00.
us are such that it will pay you to investi .
Spring Jackets, Dress Goods, riots,
Everybody welcome.
Our space
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