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a LONG spare» rnou new all):
,0? THE House.
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chum-u “mus sum for the nonuni-
lu‘ Favor at tho um. and ‘Jfr. Kelly
Vulcan tho View. at {the Republican
flotation.
Wuumorox, April lu~Tbe feature of
the Map of tbt'homeof Npl'cfibllluv
tirayutad-ywuthebeginning at thodo
Matthew bill. Mr, mo! Tour,
‘5 munch-poodle!” theeallot
Wmhflnflmfilflanmfim
«toughen unlimited time toddiverhla
our.
HrJlilla begun by laying that thowar
hrllltaxegatwr thalapeaotaquarterof a
oratory, were higher than during the war.
Thaincometaximponedtomct ware:—
wat swept away. It was a to: on
hulltwaagono; butthewnr tax on
on load, on implements of lawn re»
thcwar waa' still being [rum
tho people-a fiat‘fll Winner ,
hurting inttademando—aml every ctl'ort to
remove or lower that taxation had hcctl
defeated. 'l'he Mmmtahad 3
Mr. Mills said, with the charge
failed to reduce taxation. This
had been mode by the minority,
whkhlnd been guiltyot prorentingactjion
onthemanybilh brought tniothehomohy
thacommittu on way: and was
Turning his attention to the woolen manu—
factures,heargued that the publicatlarge
was injured by the [uncut excessive tax.aud
nobody benefited lligh duties prohibited
and limited importatimls and eaportntions.
Mm than twenty years had elapsed since
the war but that! war taxes still
remained, ,4 they were hearier today than
they were 'on the average during the tire
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years of the exhtence of hostilitiai. The
average rate of duty during the last fivo i,
yuan amounted to 44.51 per «out, nnddur— g'
hug the last year the average was 47.10. :
After this large increase hadbeen mach: :
by congrem, Mr. Mills said, congress bud
ilnpoaeda slight direct, or internal revenue
tax upon (lunatic matadurw, and that
tax had broughtinlo lhr trtawry, in 1866,
fl27,0(0,000. That was but a titheof the
haw burdcns that wen-laid upon imports
It amounted to about 3 per cent. on the
whole manufactured products of the country
inlaid; But that tax was gone. lt twrild
not live. It was a tax on wealth. Cougars
hndirnpoocdatuxon incomes to helpcurry
on the war. and there were 470,170 people in
the United States in 18603 that had “imam-lo
of net blooms upon Which they were 3+
medadmy which brought into “té' tum:-
ury in 1866 822,0“),000. But that tax but
gone. Itwas a taxmwealth. There has!
beenatax on insurancecompanice, It um
gone. There had been It tax on ('1!!!th (mm;
panics. ll wasgone. There hall Leona 1'1: -
onbnnkdcpouitq and bank mpiml. it a»
sane. Three hundred million that liml
been paid by the wealth of the mmmry
had been swept away, and the burden of
taxation had been made heavier asit had i
been loaded upon the shoulders of thou: who
had to support thomselvw and the gory-m-
unlit.
All these taxat- on wraith had gum», anal
the gentlemen of the minority lxlca‘tnl :3..-.:
they had reduced taxaticm to the am nun:
SW,W.00), while the Democratic pm: “l E
Edam it all} 3 hag-118139. That was
splemlid column those gontlcmcu hilt! u n~
All this tax on wealth had partial array,
all the lmdem cart upon the slimmer» nl
laboring man
They wem feeding the pumic- .,l Run '14.,
and when we put high duties on lit» g' ml; '
they sent us inexchango [or food it amount-vi «
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totaling our own agricultural exports, A 3 “my be parrnittml towturn whorl \‘nf‘mn-ip-si
reduction of duties would not, as rum-mu, ;
chock manufactures and cramp blur. We l
always imported morn goods when prim» i
m high Under lower duties We could
export me goods, our mufactorie; would
run steadilyand labor would homily
employed. Highs uses were made by
coahatcaln and Whitley, and higher wages
meant lower cost of museum. This ac-
counted for the fact that free trade England
paid higher wages than protection France
and (Manny, and yet controlled the world!
market.
In comzluding, Mr. Mills nil ho hoped the
bill, which had favor throughout thewnn-
lry, would received majority at tho rotos of
{mmfihmlghitwmnotallthatthenmr
mittaecouhlask. It was a very moderate
bill, yet it would Ind comfort and happilrgm
iaujallgthe lawns and booms of the poor
laboring people of this country, and he ns‘rmll
thetnmse,inbehalfof those people, to .0“.
utter their chin. and help to reduce the bur-
dens that had been loaded upon them.
When he at dawn applama Andcriaot
"Vote," "Vote," camefronl the Democratic
sitcot‘thalnll. lip wuatoucesurrouudul
b,- a crowd of Romantic member», who
pruned forward to abate his hand and tender
lukewarm“
Humanity!“ at maul
thehoa'in tolhobill.
'l'homachautdthtlhill, he not], would
inatantlyparaly-thoeatuprie and em
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ate tinlvlu the fertility at which bu boon im-
wiml by the twee-um growth of wheat
(f com
”I fail to “fluid Mr. Kelly, “how cow
gnu wold inflict to fatal 1 Into on the in-
lt'Mli of farmers and the industrial clam»
3mm"! at by the calm of
maximum» United sums, by»
ducing dutiel uptal it and nlolam below an
m"! ”Mrs rate. ,
“In mlmion, l unbmit that it was by‘ the
povifionsof law imposing taaal on distilled
spirits that the ‘whbty trnst’ war called into
existence», and that the power of this ‘trmt.’ /
and the mml-irmtionsl ol the llcnuxrratic poli-
ticiam. and the banking inllnenhe 0! Kerr
lucky, can be bmkon only by tho mponl ol
the internal (8125, the mutilation of which
is the imm- presonlcd to the American people
by the prom'nlent in his free trade measagc,
and by live mnthcm gontlemcn who have
dmninulul the umncils of the committee on
ways and means, and submitted tllia' bill to
the house forcomlderntlou. ,
"For myself, 1 will mind for the protective
iyatem, the malntonnlwo of such rates of
duty as will insure the dcveloanont of all the
nflflll’f’t‘a‘ at the country, hum the number
of its industrial, and mm ita national
huhmlmrcc, comme Ind imlmtdnl, as
well no mink-at, Th'u cannot be done it the
internal tax system in to he mnintaixwd, for
the surplus is a condition that mnuot be per-
pc‘suatel with safety to our rapublicnn insti—
tlltiom.
The purity of the government, the safety,
of buziuml, and tho morals of the public, do
mow! the aluminum of the surplus by the re-
peal (-5 the ‘31?!) which flow from it."
Mr. Kelley spoke for two hours, and when
he tool: his seat “a; loudly applauded and
«nigmtulatol by his party lricnda
THE EMPEROR BETTER.
; But the Doctor» Git: “’arnln; That it
Will Not Lawl-
lisuus, April l8.~»'l'hc emperor's health in
a little improved since Momlay. lle slept
much better than the doctors ventured to
bow—for five hours. Tho lever also nbulwl
during yesterday. and his temperature fell
nearly 1 deg, At the consultation yesterday
the examination of the lungs gave a favor—
able result. They are: not in tho least
alluvial. The don'torx. eelm'ially Professor
bydcn. incline mom nml mm: to Sir .‘lorcll
Mackenzie} opinion that an abscem has
formed at the entrance of the trachea.
It islcnrw-xl {romadirert aource that the
physician; at their mnsultation yesterday
ngrocd that tho emperor's malady was ap-
proaching the last stage. The news has been
gunrclmlly (mrcyed to the members of the
royal family, it living; intimated to them
the emperor rz-vpurcs tlm utmost carc. though
, for the ulunwnt tlwre in no immisliotojdanger.
At a lot» hour this morning the following
bulletin was issued: "'l‘lu- cmperor haw had
two hours of refreshing Slimp. Dr. Krause
mumim withtlw [uncut n! the s ' r.»
quest 0! the emperor and empress There it
no ground for apprehending immediate
danger."
The [leading Will Tulle Them Hark.
l'llll..\lllil.l’lflA. April l”.-Pl'€5ltlt.‘nt Cor-
bin, n! the mailing, has issued a circular
1.4:” whirl-Sm! tn Numeral )lnmgnr Slt‘llfld.
in it he says that it, upon careful examina-
tovl nl tho rarimu lettcrs received from
tumwr (-nlplflyvfi of the road, applying for
'n'asitiims, it can be shown that their mus-q :m-
not ml‘orml by the order of Doc. 2-! last "that
the men should return to work on April 27
. or leeletnrml tlwroaltrr from coloring the
M'l'l’lt‘t' of tho millpnny,’ it is hit desire tint
occur, on condition that they will not bee-mic
members of the Knights of labor, or any
other flke organization
[lacing at lie-uphill.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April lit—Third day or
the spring meeting. 'l'lw track was fair,
First rut-c. tlw forlorn; hunt-4; Hilda first,
Jennie llcl‘arlzw a: . lelaughim third;
little, 137311;. Second : Enroll ngm, mile
and a sixtxvnth: Numb-nu first. Kirklin
mum third: time, 1501,. Thin]
race, Peabody hotel hamlimp .9me
{or 3-year-old: my] upwnnlu, mile and an
fighth; Macbeth first. White Now mm,
Panama third; tiuw, 2:35}... Fourth rat-o,
farm onu mile; John tiray first, uh
Darlncoml, Montgomery third; time, Is“.
(XI-angry in the llndum River'w 11-min".
Wasmsmnx. April l5.—A rcpurt km
been received by the bottle, through tho auc-
my 0! war, from Col. Gillespie, on the m
suits of a surrey of the “ml-m river, from
New Baltimore to Camellia. It strings that
during the thirty years since the last survey
only a few changes haro occurred in tho
chainwl way along tho'reach, and those have
barn to slight as not to allect navigation,
Twolro feet 0! water over Stone Ila-a bar,
Ilka'ut to NI!" Baltimore, i alum-n, M
eleven feet existed in mu No imprm
larceommended. -
1h. Reported Ilrltlah South 80. Bohr;
ll’asmsoros, April lb.-—~'l'he Itatc W
ment has neutral no ofllcial inter-mam-
ahoot tho ashore by the British MW
of Chi-Mm Farming and Peuryn laugh,
in the South Pacific moan. The only terri-
mlnthatnctionofthcworhltowhichtha
United states layI' claim is Midway Island, a
final]. ml Ipol. As'ntant
Rim-yr that. «on if this should be mined,
mmtmhldakeuoutlomultb
of no rah» at all.
Ashton Will Not l’lxht In lame.
PROVIDESL'E, April 15.4mm Ashton, ta
sayrho will not «wt to khtinlluropa,
BMW tlcximmaflacc where thor-
wonld to no intorruptiou. llis rennin-ta
not going to Burma: on that thayealmot
tight influglambanditbdanmhlflght
‘ la France. Kilrain’a WtMIayr Ab
Linton
tomwal to out in this country.
wmwmyammlmw-p
III-fr Watkraaa'a Ila- la “lb-flu.
Wmlglwrm, Mall-3”"in‘ Watt-m
no, son “my non who: at
mm withal'nl': with, hitch“
t. to
lln. vat-g a widow who loaded “Hill;
hon-a. Walter”: called lira
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THORNTON B. SMITH, i
Lenox Hill Building Company.
BGHVAYTON, CONN,
SOME firmly glut
SEASONABLE iBlBBllGE MK Ill}.
., , REPAIRING
B arga I n s '
wait until the busy winter m.
and general hlackrmthing promptly altcndcd to.
Wagon» of all kimla made to order.
Wagon: (or pale. _
Henry Tilly,
. - - - .‘l‘l‘filF’El‘E
A. S. FERRIS,
J E W E L E R.
Watches, Jewelry. Silverwarc.
l‘inc Watch repairing a Specialty.
, home's!fi and Eve flaring:
Dried Apricots ,
for slewing: make just splcndid
sauce, and oh! such pic’s. (,‘lwap .
at 22c. Ill.
l’rullells for tln-sallu- purposc,
lSc Ill.
Lemons, If» cts. dozen.
Join: Fli'i‘mrfiénls,
Whoh-saieand Retail Dialer in all kinds of
oranges. 30c, elsewhere 35c.
Plcnty of good Baldwin apples. ‘
Pim- llew made lluttcr. It is, “HAL AND W001]
irosy. Prin- tlllr. clacwhcro 3'!
to 35.
Brick. Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
,Lchigh, liucliawanna, Locust
.llomltaiu, Franklin, and
il'illu-sbarro Cools.
but hr RUBBER llll‘l‘
Yard {out of Washington and Blar-
shnll nth-up. llmrri other at Stilson
”nu Sl’rtrr it‘ll"
_,.._ AT—~—
"W“ W“:
Halal, Bailey Ha.
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WOOD HARTELS.
DOORS.
BASH. nuns.
HARD WOOD WORK.
(:0 m‘
or an. limos.
11.11. limo
Large Stock of Columns;
for Trimming LadY’S Rubbers
25 Cents.
Men’s Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MEN’S BOSTON
Hill lilllllll'lillllll,
Best quality, $3.50.
l2 Main Street.
SEWERS!
.3". M. PIERCE
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Plate and Sheet
Glass. i
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Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
habrrl’udhctwuanflmalwaniogr
lill at flat email SilllL
South Iowan, Conn.
r. n. NASH&BRO
lllllll Furnishing Gulls,
T012101: Sets,
Fancy. Glass Ware,
"an” . norm is
Decorator} Gloodn 51*in ER 1) y P3
In m: mm. ‘1’ Mill
' General Sewer Contractor
llllllll, Rm lllmlll. '- ..:° fimmm
Work in mm. ‘ “whom.ww'mg
”‘m‘m‘m, F. 1“.le
pram; 110W.» ,. an albumen.
’ GENERAL BLACKSIITlllNG.
Thin in the man in which to prepare tor winner
and it in butter to get rrady {or rough travel than to
Work of all kinds prnainmg to carriage unkm
Building Bites tor Sale. Cottages Built and lttnted. Choice Lot: all 501100 tact. Now in the time t) buy and build. Yivctlllmtcr with from ltowaytoa
swim. five minute: ride on can In South Norwtlr. fire cents fare. Quicker than horse can to Norwnlk, The Coming plate to build and own. Prop
cfly advancing. Lot» at Very Low Pricew. 0W8 fol'lt, 0'! 1103"! AS I) not PAYIKG BENT. ivory l'craon can III] and bulld
Plant and cm of our hundred dying of modem collagen a: low figures.
and inspect the property and no what can he done in the way of owning your own home. Call on waddms. .
TAYLOR an GOLDEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agts.
Washinfln St, South Norwalk. Conn.
Hum lINE
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Elll Sill“! Tfllfll
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T A I LO R ,
isotr'rn nonwaun, or.
g .l. cranium
. ‘l Janie: bi-k‘ It, Will! 8..
3 Norwatlk, Conn.
; l1. : . mole manufacture
iHARNESS
{Toto-vendor ml have um: :bc
; agency ofoueof Maximum mam. ”uh—
' annuluthertatelorthtralcof
inmost, Saddles. Halters, Sur-
l ‘cinglcs, Collars, kc.
Pine Harness To Order,
{card‘s aamwflgflmhuflwflt org:
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a... y... ”munch“... *
Le t has Coiilé
no we are mall totuallb all hhdrof
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams,
\t'holmlizad Retail.
CELEHY
And-ll kladoof
VEGETABLES,
Florida.
moms.
Canned Goods.
Lanhee’u Snow-flake and
Graham Crackers.
Pickled Oysters.
Wm delivered at short notice.
HUNT db ZBLUPP.
a run. mm or
,Builders Hardware,
i PM NTS,
Bert-flit“ Hard Oil Finish.
Win Stool Door Mata,
laugh-manhunt.
(fall at our ofllrt
NllllKWlll
Davis
Oils ernishes.
W. O. QUIITARD,
I” mm ,
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Hav'e Open’ed To-D
Their Full Lineof‘
SPRING Will
And will open their full line of
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYSE:
SPRING CL I
—03-—-—~
Saturdav, Feb. 2511:.
COMS’I‘OCK Bl
Insurance Building, Masonic Building,
6"
So. Norwalk. llorwalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS-1::
FARMS
earn——
COUNTRY RESIDENCES:
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE. ‘ .
Fire. Life. Accident animate Glass.
15' BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COIPANIB‘ 11'
Real Estate and Exchange Rooms,
, 45 & 47 Washington Street,
sourll NORWALK, couu.
TAYLOR 85 GOLDEN.
CARPETS! CARPETS'l
mmmwmmuuymhmma
Lowest Prlces for Cash.
.wmuwmwfimmmmr 7" ‘" "'"'" ""
WINDOW SHADES.
mmummom
WALL PAPER.
“In!“ M 0' m Pam hmMQtflu loll. Plain Gold.
molyba,2ktolcpnnli. makmnnlflt W
FURNITURE.
cannon-.0153 . “mm Wound (. m
. W M rug... mm
howls.“ ’io “W““l‘? outta-anna-
”23......” Vadouhrwutm‘ylay
HOLLAND DEAD“
bu. &. m
{:13an 12)“. COKNICI
mum—up
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