TII’IIIIIIIII'S LETTER.
He Formilly Accepts “In Obed-
ience to Custom."
REASONS FOR RUNNING.
lls
I’ovd- o! Hearty min In mam
Cleveland and Ilia Administration—III
Greater Part of the Letter W to
the Tarifl Question.
COLUIBI‘S, 0., Oct. li‘FOIIOWIDfiII Judge
Thunaan‘o letter at accept-mm
Counters, 0., Oct. 12, 1688.
Km. Patrick A.L"ollins and «Mammalian:
Gunman-la Mimics to custom I send
you this formal accordance of my nomination
for the otlhre of vice patient of the United
Status, made by the national convention o!
the Denim-ratic party at St. Louis
When you did Inethe honor to call upon me
at Columbus and ofllcially notify mo of my
nomination, I expn-sa'edw you my sense oi
Obligation to the wuvention, and atatal that,
although I had not siught the nomination, I
did not feel at liberty, under the circum-
Itanccs. to decline it. I thought then, as I
mu think, that whatever I could properly do
to promote the reelection of President Clove»
had I ought to do. llis administration has
been marked by such integrity. good some,
manly courage and exalted patriotism that
I just appreciation of thew high qualities
seems Iu call for his mlection. I am also
strongly impressed With the belief that his re,
election would pomrfully tend to strengthen '»
that feeling of Iratmiity among the Ameri- l
can people that is an essential to their web l
fare, pent-e and happiness, and to the per-
petuity ot’ the Union and of our free inali—
tutiouu.
I approve the plationn oi the St. Louis
convention. and I cannot too strongly exprcsi
my dissent from the heretical teachingsof the
mini'rlwlists that the welfare 0! u people can
.Wd— -I... “In“.
FEVER DYING OUT.
My Wilton (lane and Two m
Patients Improving Rapidly.
horseman. Fia.0ct. 15.-—Dr. Mitchell,
Mont of the board of health, report.
eighteen new: cases of yellow fever and two
deaths—Mn. ll. Hamilton and W. 8. Pang-
burn.
Mthenewmonlyfivoarewhitewiple,
Ia (allow: “in. PBIIBI'IOII. J “Idler, Dr.
W. 11. “char, Mn Prod Gogol and hire. H;
K. Ingram. Total cases to date, 3,544; total
deaths, 313. The weather was rather warm
yesterday.
The reduced number of cam and death:
caused a cheerful feeling topruvail. Therein
much gossip over the resignation 0! all the
visiting piiy siciaus, owing to an anonymous
mill!) in an evening paper declaring that
they were drawing {MOO a month each, while
home doctors got no extra pay and suflered
limo! incinue through the absence of their
more well to do clients The arti< le does not
voice the sentiments of the public, who ap-
preciate the services of the visiting doctors,
and it is hoped that the resignations will be
withdrawn.
'1‘. T. Stockton, business manager of Tho
Tlllit’S-L'iilu't, is reported as. cuIIvulIM-ent.
Dr. J. M. Fairlie and Dr. IL Ii. burruuglia
are aho Improving rapidly.
. mums
BERGMANN’ S DEFENSE.
Counter Accuuntlmia and fl Sharp Reply
to Mnekcnzio’o ('Imrgcu ._ Ilcr 'Innun
L
(burger lIIcoIIIpetIAIu-y and ignorance.
litmus, Oct. 1.3.0.1. mrrcswncleut called
upon l'l'ntt'amu‘ and UeheiImAr ‘limlicul Ruth
you llerguinuu at his rrsidcuu; .\lexander
l’Icr, overliwkiug the great KI'u-g Illfllklllfll,
in the 'I‘luer-qu'tr-n.
“'hcn mkmi what he thought of Sir More”
Mackenzie's defense, he n-xclninml with bins—
qlic gesture:
"II is urmnt nnusvuw. As long as the Em-
peror l'rrdvi'u'k was iii no u'uuld not give
, details of his also to the public,” said the pro-
be promoted by a system oi exorbitant taxn- 3
tion for in mass of the wants of the govern-
went.
The idea that a people end be t' nrichcd by
hmv y and unneumary taxation, that a
man's condition can beimproved by taxing
him on all he Wears, on all his wife and chil’
dren Wear, on all his tools and implements of
industry. is an obvious absurdity.
To till the vaults of the treasury with an
idlesnrplus, for which the government has
no legitimate use, and to thereby deprive the
people of currency nealed for their business
anddaily wants, and to create a powerful
and dangerous stimulus to extravagance and
mrniption in the expenditures of the govern-
ment, seems to me to be a policy at variance
with every sound principle of government
and of politiml economy.
The necessity of reducing taxation. to pre-
vent such an accumulation of surplus reve-
nue and the mnmguent depletion of the
circulating medium. is so apparent that no
party dares to deny it; but when we come to
consider thI-mexhs by which the reduction
may be made we find a wide antagoniam be-
tween our party and the monopolistic leaders
of our political opponents.
We seek to reduce taxes upon the necesr
mrics of life; our opponents seek to increase
them. “'e my, give to the masses of the
people clivup and good clothing, cheap
blankets. cheap tools and cheap lumber.
The Ilepubli ans. by their platform and their
leaders in the scout». by their pru'wsul bill,
my. lIlOl’Itzbe the taxes on clothing and
blankets and thereby increase their mist;
maintain a Iii-6 h duty on the tools of the
farmer and nice hanic and upon the lumber
which they meal for the construction of their
modest dwellings, shops and burns, and
thereby prevent their obtaining these limes—
saries at reasonable prices.
Can any sensible man doubt as to where he
should stand in this mntnivcmy: Can any
well informed man be deceived by the false
pretense that a system so unroawnable and
unjust is for the benefit of laboring men?
Much is said about competition of :‘Illt‘l'l‘
can laborers with the pauper labor of Eu~
rope; but does not every man who looks
around him see and know that an immense
majority of the laborers in America are not
engaged in what are called the protected in-
dustries! And as to those who are not em-
played in such industries, is it not undenia-
ble that the duties proposed by the Demo
erotic measure called the Mills bill for ex-
ceed the ditierence between American and
European wages, and that, therefore. if it
were admitted tint our workingmea can be
by tarifls against cheaper labor,
they would be fully protected, and more
than protected, by that bill?
Doesnot every well informed man know
that the increase in price of home manufact-
ures produced by a high taril! data not go
.into the pockets of laboring men. but only
tends to swell the profits of others?
It seems to me that it the policy of the
democratic party is plainly presented all
must understand that We wok to make the
coat oi living lea and at the same time in-
crease, the share of the laboring man in the
benefits of national prosperity and growth.
I am, very mwmfully, your obedient. ser-
vant, Aunts (3. TIIIIBIAN.
NOT A SUNDAY POLIT|CIAN.‘.
Judge Thurman Can‘t Preach and Won't
Talk Politics on the Sabbath.
Ciacmni, Oct. lit—Judge Thurman left
Columbus yesterday afternoon In the private
«1’ of Chainnan Brice, of the national
Democratic conunittee, and attached to the
1:15 cum, on the Columbus and Cincinnati
Illiilaud road. Accompanying him were h“;
Mn. Allen W. Thurman, Dr. Frederick 2i.
Bchwartz, lion. (3. W. , of tint-I I ity;
Charles 1". Davis, and four repraeniatnen of
them Therewennoladiesln t? mparty.
Althmgii it was generally mum-Mind that
thejudge would leave for his I mt Indiana
tour yesterday the time of Lumrtura wan
. bpt [er-rel. in order to In Id any possible
Wflliotm ain't Jot wan accom-
no for no “limit: was maul,
tutti-factual he van» on route movi-
daily wimmtmllneforathoafl’
mutational-re wmgroupuorcrowdwt
people waiting to glutin- Oid Roman I
aim an the train went by.
At Washington Court Home, where-brie!
atop wan made, about hill pmple had laun-
bled, and tho char-m Emmm
lmdcalk tor a and; Judge
wu unwilling to flow little". but the
clam Iflwm M finally heap-
panda”: thamrphttormandvald:
“(h-aileron: it 1 m a M 1 would
Wynne-rm Ant-linoleum»
ova- lamaialkhmoaallaaday."
At Within. More another large
'mut it had to coolant itself with a
a. iii-kiln through them win-
“who! at 6 detach.
1
{ram ’ III on I up an the German physi-
Iiuus. 'Iliixmuxt-a- “IIsImul' Ilitlhult in us,
as the Eu" 'IMI gw. litiuul and IIu-IIII-rulnins—
p:--.ip~.ry lll‘vcrt‘t‘ us with 1.I)\i§r‘.\5llt‘ll the
l.. uprim huh-mic (Ilt‘lt the the II; lillbicl oI’
IIIIWonaI Ii‘lll‘v.‘ hold uskt- 1 us to publish the
l't‘phi'i: luttiIc by us during the I»mp:roi"s
illness.
"The charges against Gerhardt are 50 ab-
surd that they can only find ibull‘elpllum-
lion in Mackcnzur's despair. It was my min
fortune that the august patient and him royal
Consort had more mIItIIIcIIv'e in Mackenzie
tlmniuthe three German plush-unis. T his
misplaced confidence brought thn- into our
peror to an early grave. buck. male failed to
dulm‘l cancer. -
“Now, about that crook» i cut of Ilmmnun.
Myunswer is this: The accusation in u lie.
The cut was made exactly in the middle.
Mackenzie told Prince lienry of Prussia at
San Itenio himself that tho operatinu had
been admirably pcrionnul. In regard to the
choice of tubes, If the operation of tracheo-
tomy had tone made an for us to cause a
wound directly over the breast bone, II short
tube could not be used. Iiv-rc I Imd not III~
lend IIIysI-lf toilicznbcfisot' the medical pro ‘
Icssiou who know the tip-ration. Mach-uric
is aware of this hunxdi.
“New. in regard to the my serious charge
made aguiust me with regard to wlmt took
mm: on A W“ 12, when lam said tohzive
l’ .
ploughed a (hop wound III the euiln-ror‘s
throat and caused an iniluuimutimi in the
cellular tIssut-s lictwwn 1b:- IraIrIIIAzI and the
sternum or breast imuc.
“Again, lam (‘Uliipcllcd In the belief that.
Mackenzie {mic-l In grasp the meaning oi
VII‘ch-Iw's poo: lulil'it‘ill i‘l'purl, wherein no ‘
mention t.-CC1113 of any Mich iutlamuuitmu.
0n the contrary, the cellular tixsucs lying 1
back of the breast bone, the anterior maime-
terium. showed no evidence of any cicntrim»
tion, but only of purely normal conditiomi.
The post Iiiortem bllhwt’ti the immediate cause
of death. The inflammation of the lungs was
shown to be of rwrut date.
In regard to the claimwumountiug to Int-J—
practice, that Mackenzie says “‘vri- tmiught
against him by tb . llvruinu dwtors' pum-
plet, we the III I'mun [lll'unll Inns, do not hust-
mtein in) In r that M Iv It» ‘iizilfn tn-atui nt of
the emperor did amount to qulprnctire, in-
asmuch as both diagnosis and treatment dis-
played gross ignnruuw of medicine in gen-
eral. .
“His whole lineal-wig.- oi” anatomy and
pathology begins and ends iu the larynx.
In his deform» he UVUI‘IINik\ the fact that his
accusations against me full to the ground in
the presence of the testimony of Professors
Vin-how and Waldmeycr‘s post Inurtetn ex-
mutilation.
“Mackenzie's defense units doubt on the
:apnbilities of his German mllmguts, but
Virchow's peat Iuortem clearly mtnhlishal
zhe Iact that 'I‘ulnld, Gerhardt and I had all
seen quite mrrect in our diagnosis 01 the
nuperor’a malady. The one who allowed the
fittest time and opportunity of arresting the
Impcror’a disuse tulip away was the tumour
hryngolugiat, Mackenzie.
“He may pen whole libraries to escape this
reproach. But in via. Had the operation
been made on the crown prince in May, as I
fished, His Majesty Frmlerick III might
lust as well as not be alive now, an are the
lour patients referred to in our report upon
whom the operation was so unlawfully per-
formed. ”
ON GETTVSBURG FIEhD.
I'iie smn Pennulvania Cavalry Dedicate
a Manly. Imminent.
Gmraavno. Oct. 15,—”th Sixth Penn-
Iylvaaia cavalry, veterans 01 Merritt”: Ilfl~
pile, Buford's division, yeatonlay morning
indicated their monument on the ground
they occiipiod in the battle on the Emmiitw
burg road, four miles south of this place, the
«Home lotto! the Union line. Montreal»
it the striking I‘Iaiture 0! this granite memo-
rial, which I» twelve feet high, with bronze
lama on each of It: nix aided The com-
mmd was recruited as itunh'a Lancer:
Chaplain S. In (ltacey, D. 1)., of Salem, Man,
opened with prayer. Col. Frederick C. New-
ham,“ Philadelphia, prenatal the monu-
ment to the Memorial mhtlon, Col J. B.
Batchelder receiving it. Music during the
enrolls waa rendered by Trumpeter Ellis
Pugh, oi the Philadelphia City trmp. The
diorama wan spent on the battle field, and
intheevealng nervlcea was held by Chap
lilo Granny at the 0pm hour.
A whim-III Imam.
Burma. M0,, Oct. 15. «The claimant
mum killing 0! Mr. “Udell by union;
mincnhauuhsidod minim extent, but. the
miners-re Irritated by the preveneeottho
ail-rims W. which haunt him to quell
theriot. The W jury, “Ithaca-not
Warden. [brought in the following extra-
verdiot: “We, the jury, find that
TIIE END IS HEARING.
Congresa Will Probably Ad-
journ This Week.
POSITION 01’ Till! TITO BRANCHES
The Senate Is Ready and Anxioua to Quit
and Only Awaits the “'urd from the
noun—senator. Say They Can Bully be
Coax-Id. but Cannot be Driven.
Wauumoron, Oct. TIL—Since nearly every
man in congress has cometo the conclusion
that an adjournment is to be had not later
than next Saturday, and probably an early as
ll edriouluy , no programme or prmIdinga
has been agreed upon tor the week. The
Ienete is to continue («moderation of the sub
Itituto tor the Mills taritT bill, while the house,
having no important measures before it which
can be acted upon in the absence of a quorum,
will continue to be subject to the whims of
objector». The house Is practically not in
amnion, lIcI'IItIa-e‘a single objection from any
uueoi the nervous and impetuuus forty or
fifty lllUIIlII'i'ti present stops prm-euIiugs and
brings about an udjournnu m for the day.
”:th only obstacle that has nplmindduriug
the past we» -k to an ad JoIIrIIIIII-nt of congress
nithiu the next three or four days has been
the work of an analysis of tho Ilepublimu
iarill’ bid, which is luAng made qulI-I' lilo
limiiou of the clerk oi the house cunnnitiem
on ways and means. That work wdi ter
Initiate on Tuesday, and it. Is hilllml the IIIIAIII-
burs oi the committee now In the city “Ill be
they her he thIs unalssls.
(In an udiourumeut mil l» IIIA Il' lupuiatnuy
time by the senate, IquIIInu-ii as them are
only tiveoi silt spt‘x‘tlitrnnn the tariti to be
delivered before the I‘II‘UIIIIH,1UIII the-5.91111;
hours nnlh'c.
Republican nIIIIIII-vrs oi the senate say
they can be IxArsuI-Ide-i to do almost anything
they cannot be forced to do anything. They
Would be willing to prnivmc nu udjuuruuivut
and the unwritten rules
die shall come 1mm the lions“.
iinunce were at wok in tlielr room when a
United Puss I'vputcr cute red and inquired
when an adjouinnicnt would llkt'l} be bad.
’1' hey all answered that I.- very-thing dqmuded
upon the house and that the senate on wall-
ing for the customary pnnmsitI-III from the
other body of magnets. When it was sug—
gested that possibly the home.- Would not be
willing for an adjournment, it was stated
that If this was to he a game of “(new out"
the wuntenould undoubtedly win, because
thedm‘larution at any time on the panel
the M‘Illlltt that there is a want of II quorum
would make n-ljuurImIeIIt itliptn‘eliblc ulidui‘
the ru|v~s till a quorumww suriirnl, and it
the house unutml in be contrary about It it
senator tornin- the point of “no quorum,"
quorum in the city.
i attempted todrive the senate to proposing an
1unljourniueIIt outside of the ordinary rules
and usages, a illuVO would be made which ?
Willing to pmimse nu IIIIJHIII'IIIIieIIt us soon In; .
lb- prIIpu-dlluii ‘
be completed at any tune IvILth t'urtyeight ,
in the direction ol’ an ailonIrIIIm-Iit, but that ,
and to demand a wall of the, want». when it
would bedIsclosIAd that there was Il'hw' than a ‘
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[lave now III aiock a full line 0!
Ladies’ and Misses’
WINTER HLHIKS.
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Splendid Gouda at
$235.00 and $35.00.
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NEW MARKETS.
RAGLANS.
JACKETS, and
WRAPS.
\\'~ invite all who lntcnd buying an Out-[dc Gar
meat of any Ilevcription to
Visit Our Cloak Room-
MM :MM'IIIMMM
HIM
(Sucrctnnm to “mount a Whitehead.) xv
qr
I
were it not for the (net that an old custom ,
of coughed provide ‘
that the proposition for an ndjourmuent sine ‘
They steadily .
refuse to fix a day for adjournment till some ‘
step Iiihi been taken by the lower house. .
Tiireeor {our Illtllllln’l’s of the cuuuuittqun .
l
a 23 Main Street, II.&MIIIIII.
Heats, Fish, Oysters,
would only be necessary {or a Republican 5
Scallops,
it was iuI'tlIcI' huggrstmi that if the house ‘
.FMMIIM, Vegetables, PIMIMM, Etc
«would roux-.1 the fact that them was not a ‘,
Iqunrmn in the city. after which, by mutual x
Euudcrstuudiug. all of the senators except one,
vwould lean-the city. :\ ainglc senator on
the floor. with the prcsiduig othccr in tho
, choir. could keep up the pretense of a semi-bu.
lion of congressional ull'dlrs, but it is not
must pr-ipnw IIII adjournment.
Allison, Ilawicy, Hour and Aldrich and a
number on the llvmwratic side at the I‘INHII'
be! have expressed npiuium tu rI-pn-wutn-
VIIVCS of The I'uuul I'rcss thut tin-r:- wIlI it»
lau IIIIj-iunmieut ln-rweeu Wednesday and
fiaturdnyol‘ this Week. notwithstanding the
remarkable situation, and they also predict
excepting the presiding nllicer uud on:- to
remain on the floor to keep up the nhnicluti
)1 the body will be avoided.
WILLIAM'S SUNDAY IN ROME.
Cardinal linimmllu.
ing the visit of t‘uunt Bismarck to ('unlinal
lluuipollu, when the, visitor
many and Italy did not admit the possibility
oi any territorial daim III fawr oi the pawl-y.
’l‘iie kaiser invited higuors t'rispi \' iulo
and Bose-Iii to take Illllt hmn with him, and
engaged them in a protrui ted mnvemation.
Tho Gennuu nAa’lLlcuta oi Rome presented the
emperor with nnuddresii of WI‘II‘IIIIW. Yemen
day afternoon the emperor and Dbl suite paid
a visit to the pantheon, and afterwards \ i.»-
iu‘d the grate of King \ ictor Emanuel. 'l'he
populace were greatly pleased at this mark
of reaped to the memory of the dead king,
and wildly I her-red the kaiser Upon his re-
turn to the quiiiui Ii in the running the cm-
peror gm o a reception to the Italian military
and 115an UIIII em.
Maria Meeting In “'nll street.
Nzw Yuan, III-t. 15.—-:tfter the bulls and
ixsarahadgot through Saturday the politi-
cians wok ymuudon of the great financial
center, Wall street. It was the tint outdoor
(lillltlmfitt‘iiliml oi the Downtown Bulimia
Men'sljiuveiaiul and Thurman club, and it
was a grand mom in every way. There
were over 10,000 handwmly uniiormed mun
III the parade, and they were all full of on
thuniasuu. There wan agreat crowd of emc-
taionr pram“. aim. Secretary l-‘alrchiid and
Speakort'ar article were the onion Theme
quoted statistic- and financial tor the million-
tlon ol- the bulimia men and the other spoke
on the thrill, notional Itrile and kindred
mbjocia. Both received clone attention, and
worn oucouragal by frequent Mohandas.
Mitchell and now-ll Cont-g Over.
arrivediim recently, looking for mwbo
can goantIII-y plea: for air dayl,
haIIII cured Charlie Ron-ll, George Little-
wood. and George Mama. Charles II
the boxer, will go to America with Rowen.
hubs-om friend. and will net-k to pay an-
pen" by backing ltmveii for “10mm
lion-l III: daya’ ram. Mitchell (colander
O’Bri-u I mating-uncut. and will try to make
Iovm money by lighting or exhibiting.
O‘Brionmyu Elite-hell will land mpared to
Thomu Wanton can (but. I‘M Dummy providing then In mouth
dict wound. tin ”lobe?“ w a: In it. O'Brien all: on Walla-day,
unhiowa ,whilo-Idumm aadilltcheliandllomilamdcyllator
ila Ital no Me My.
Winn“, Pa. Oct. ins—Dr. 8. ll. Kora,-
Iurgaonin Ilia Ilaim any, who "and;
WWI the milled
This Would. lliiIt‘Hl, ho- a remarkable condi- 5
that the alternative of oxcusiug ull senators .
Count Herbert Iii-martini Declaration to
ROME, Uct. lin—"I‘he Imp- mus prison! «lur-
1.0me (let. III-«William O’Brien, who;
ha.
01‘ All II'IIIIIs III 'I IIPIr Season.
Al WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
without the rangeot possibility, especially if ;
the house continues to insist that the ornate ,
Senators :
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5.1“. ll. 1. “It. Via-iron .
mu 8.81 “ Am
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In! “ local Ir. 9.18 " localllx.
7.56 " locallx. to.“ Acton
8.23 “ hulls. thitpmdioamalx.
8.80 " bolts . 1.38 " localltr.
9.0! " Load 1.44 ” Bp'giieid War.
.fl " Locum. 8.01 “ hull:
10.111 " 31.. 4.11 " Bounkx.
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3.“ “ Am. 7.18 "
4.441 " Bomb. 7.!!! '” Bridgd'pt line.
5.15 h Accent. 8.411 ” Moon.
5.51 “ Brpm. .49 “ Antoni.
tibia “ Expml dim " Mutants“.
1.00 “ Accom. 12.68 " Ila-taunt.
3.11 “ B'wrt Spec Sauna".
0.15 “ Accent. 7.88" Acacia.
1-56 " Wuh‘toe Rx 911 “
Sunni“. ‘ 0.51p.m.Aceo’m.
9.16 Acton. .
6.14;- In Armin.
7:28 " [nanny
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Trains have ltaat Nov-walk.
win won. some am.
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IIOIJBA'I‘ONIC RAILROAD.
Dalt'llllltl & NOBWALX DIVISION.
Corrected Aurult 9th. 1868.
Paueu‘er Traina.
SOUTH.
Lv.NorwaIk. Lv. Bo. Norwaik. AI. Wilson i'o'In
73:a.m. 753nm. 8071a. In.
817 " Still " 83:
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1 10a. In. Mixed 140 a. m. M'x’d 210 Mind
62. -' It'll: " " 640 "
til!) “ 918 ‘ Htlmm.
1201 " 1213p. In. 12 lento.
25.5 " Mixed 3015 “Mixed 311 ind
‘25 p. In. 610 5 15 p. In
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W. Ii. s-rzvzu-nxJ'icer. and Gen'l Manager
I'. C. Par“, Superinumdcnt.
J ’1‘ Flu. General Ticket Agent.
IIOUSATOSIC DIVISION.
Aprll25. 188“.
leave Bridgeport {or I'Ittaneld.
710a m accntnmn'n
10306 ‘
10.6w. m. Mixed , SUNDAY IAIL.
4:12 express j 7 30 a. In.
550 “ ar'cnmuio II '
.'~ 3,, .. ..
i
"low only a: far as New Milford
W111 srrvnxms,\'1cc he: I d: (k.- n ‘I M In x' r
“I K Lynn h 1;»:
J. 'l‘ I'IPI'N (I'm. 7.. .l . ‘ .Ilrlu'lr port, Iona.
HLHHI‘HIH HIS LIGHTING
All permna building new house! should have them
“iml Iu‘lul’t' plantering {or this mat modern cem-
II Dit'Ill c Any home may bu immntly lighted by
01 r lulu n n! the pro» button at the bedolde or ball.
Ail Iiauw Imui ibvumof man but 19 Iiureby done
no in .
BURGLAR ALARMS
ltlu-hllchttheuafi anvtrinz an alarm the int-(ant
nrlmrmn wImlow ir disturbed. BUItULAhIEs
IMI’USSIIILE.
Electric Door Bells
The only rcllzible door bell and one which In
mmmrtrml nut Inge! out of 0rd”. Price from Gil
upward.
ELECTRIC WIRING.
III Hubhcd III-urmdone without a wire MI in alcht
urti .-rr:xII-iwu Iuwlwork. I'L-Illmllt‘! given. lull
:u vl -r r unrkiug Hampton.
Jackson Bros
At Jackson’s Jewelry Store, Norwalk.
misn'lm
WIS HHTHH IIIHIH'I‘
One Quality,-Thc Beat.
em vm. than», £an Porn in and Fruit
rowed Beet. Tongue Ilamn,
shoaldcve Baum Balugna Frank-
tom. Bic.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered i’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
on Washington Street.
JUST RECEIVED A 1131' 0!
CHOICE LEMONS
which we than tell at 15 cent- m dean. Aim the
celebrated '
Photo Brand Columbia River Salmon
3! remap:
DANIEL L’IIOMHIEDIEU
Would-[tea [treat Bridge.
OI" ALL KINDS.
-———«~ 49+»
WORK I’ROMP'I‘LY
EXECUTED
AT
1
. REASONABLE PRICES.
w..¢4.., .M
OF THE
MOST APPROVED PATTERN!
WE HAVE FOUR POWER PRESSES
J .H Klinefelter,
[film I!
Heatilisi oysters,
Vegetables. Fruits.
Cl NNBD GOODS. £10.
(In. H. Y.,H. H. &H DIIII
Telephone minimum.
SIMIMM
BMM'MI PMMIM I
Immunization“:
or wanna.
I‘ll [NW 'III II!
mum»
CharlesESaymonr,
I
germs. ~‘ ‘
a. I. DYIKG'I'Ofl5
"ml...“ ”0 0. - '
Ten years III United m Patent mu.
(lbw Guido to inventor: nail-d his.
JOHN H. sm'rH,
FLORIST.
mun mm, Home, Miami:
'- Tb a ! A'I‘T-
nu rchaaed the now" right to: Kmart
and )th Nmaik to an the Dental Writ
yam'idmm Whén'am In
an a m c -
mortally. 031cc and‘revidimu adioinloglcthodll
parsonage,Nornik,ct Dominating! mu-
mammals,
JEWELER.
Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
Fine Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Monuments and HealIIIIII
Do not buy ammonium: or [lead-cm from any
WIPE, bingo direct to the nbow tom. of
Whaler, Wale! tin-w, Bmalk and acted one
all complete am: you will not he din
upuwmwd in it!
appearance Dealeria allkiodn at ilding rm
mommy Work .
P. W. BA'I‘ES.
613m
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life insurance Go.
Parmerii loan and Trust Co.
Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage Trust Co.
Fire, Life, Accident. and Plate Glass
insurance.
"Irma a connect, as».
Real than: & Insurance Mmyjlwth Borwalk.
Conn.
Jacob M. Layton,
Real Estate and lions: Agent.
General insuranccitgeucy
fire. Life and Accident.
Ocean Whip Tickets—Cabin and film
Draft: for one 1 and upward! and loan Order! to
all some! Intow.
Notaryl’nbllc. Acknowledgtneate'l'akcn.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Iflleckd
to Dentin-lion.
65 Wuhmgmn 1%., IN“: door to PM.)
South Norwalit. Conn.
BEE HIVE.
mums? AND «my mama Him.
(«Home Bee [live when ymm immunity
1 to: you can Irv-t a good mutate meal or lunch
It all hours M prit ea In) that'you can alert! it and
20min Our drinkn are 4‘3, (rifles and ”Elk
euher not or mid. an itlmlrot Tm Ike,
Aim Table Board, or Word and wig-i by the
day or week I' am: and sec tor yonml t it In
)nut like home and we will try and make on In! at
home. Renpcctiully, 'IIIBB IIIVI.
It" -i 3m
Insure Your Life
On the Endowment Plan.
-\ mm at up: of :25 would pmhah-l need lm
for twenty or twenty-live year: I limo": he
and“: lot thattlmin ao- reuon why he Mid
'tlpliiluc when it up dorm the whole tile lime.
lie tau om CIKDE hundred a may in athnmaad 41!
thing more than twenty ymre and nearly eight
hundred in a thouuaml of living lwentyfiue
Because hiss prunlpccinare no bright he twirl” we
neglect to provh tor the chance, of dying-which
on Haplmantly numerous—«Ivy a liberal 1&1:an
onhiaiile ”BUB! IN Till ,
couuzc'rlcur assent.
Life Insurance 00.,
0! HARTFORD.
B- 8. IIIIODIMIDIIZIT.
Sleuth waivlk.
BITCH,
GILBERT H.
Livery and read Stable
‘ winner lam...
norm and thttovafl m.
cmuummwmim
Wanaoatnatw ,
Ttlephoum flit!
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CANDI ES
0‘ all”. M“
BAKERY
cameo?!» cam Mltfldl I'll M
liraJohnBolland
81“»?!
Henry Tilly.
Bill Hill Milli:
special attention given to to
pain in all lira-cm.
A good mud-laud, tone»
«I carriage for sale.
IV" & m
MfiflflMb
luviacium’ MIN-WW
Ship Chandlers.
momma-mm
ram-roan or.
mum-Imam“ M
A CARD TO THE LADIES!
OPENING
minimum“
No.5 Main Street
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
October I I and 12.
Wwvo‘mm
A um ml at
MILLI N E RY!
llilllucn Gaul. Potter- Ban.
no", Bound llan and all
Novelties mining
to Hit linen.
Noemi». The Mini will vim ampt my.
tattoo 1 1m Jul-Ethel!
Wm nodal “E113“; an.“ '1‘
1tmalk.0cwb¢r 9th. lliltl.
F. H. HASH I: Hill].
Only Win for cliyaad borough of the
“Great American” and “Radiant”
Heaters.
Tin-211mm are excelled b one and mad I
tin-harlot the III: for IIiIapI Iy. «Inability and
efficiency; are cell-cleaning and canin manned.
Wehaveonhandallnciincol
RANGES,
Plain and Duplex (lute. f
DECORATIZD All) PM]! CHINA,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
ABATE. TIN and IRON WARE
Jan received from the factory at the lows-t market
mica.
F. II. NASH&BBO
H 3. Hope,
Watches,
Jewelry,
-a:m—
Silverware.
mwuuntmnidwtbcnpatriuotm
watcher-M jewelry
’3 Mali! fitml.
SEWERS'
I. DI. PIERCE
outrun:
SICWER I’IPE
inn
General Sewer Contractor
is at to make connection with main news
pi Ia viii- cit on the moat lava-hie term.
rim Ia mg to mom nubile recently“
minthucitywillaad it totkeir ad
call on his,
F. M. PIEIICE
Box 20. tie-1k l‘orwalk. lit.
The Melropolitan’s Iiecord For I887.
1391““ka auntie! of aunt-ailing Police. during
78.015
(lain in Niel! divine 1M “MR-1M.
(late in human income during 1m, 31 1mm
5‘(lain in intact Receipt: (tartan; 15!: 855.60
“MB in more income auxin: 1m. 31 £5,331.58
Knutmotbmih Claims Idin is?"
I . 2M3.
Amount paid to Policv b m during 1887, n,-
W29
Number at Politico in 7mm
Dew 1mm written daring 190.218”
Capital and ilurplu {m rmmty of olicy bolder-
ovcv nan-1 above the menu] redlzalaw, (4 ya
out )Mailotimlhbiltua $1.611
Amount paid by the Company to It: Policy-
koidcrnfov «rials», ctr... vim mutation, pm
mat trimmed mu. 91W 183m
JOHII’II LIII’KIK. Am
may a. Plasma,
wmwc ind Email Dull! II all mo!
HHIL IHH WHHH
mick, Lime. cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Loklgk, Lacuna-a, Locust
Ion-tale, Franklin, and
:fllkubarre Cools.
lull Iii RUBBER PIIII‘
YardrloototWa-bbmaadlav-
don-noun. Mafia until-ca
”Hilton “in,
'28
”an”... own-II-
C“ ” “FL ”I
Luann-9am Ira-Ian
our» m1. ~
War-0d lllllawy
will ”Harness, Saddlery, W
raw ~
MILLINERV'
[MW mm.
mama-h,
Filth! Mt.
IIIImIanIIafium
031 HIGH BAIIDEAIIX ,
Wiltd'flpl,'llg mmbm ,
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Imlallllacwdl MW ‘ ‘-
Tnmlay, Wednesday, ’1'!!qu
and Friday. ,
ladle! will plenum an. invitation. I.“
Mras. W. Fuwmt;
Namath and lie. m
m... an“... WM
FOR SALE.
BUILDING ms:
AT MOSS HILL.
Healthier! helium ll Walk
WWI” arr
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper lure.
18 North Main sum,
BOUT]! 108W“, 0!.
.. . w. w. “M
in, Hill” in
“4...“...-
W001) 15m",
DOORS.
BASH, MIDI,
HARD WOOD WORK,
0' ALI; I”.
Large diet of Column
for Trimming
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Ming;
—————.—-——1
Lumber Yul humor-1m new
III]! at IIIIII laniill Inn
South Imam,“
Halal BailII & in
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Important.
MIA-mama."
A. I. Wale-rd In,“
”4-2:
slam int Imam“ liar
work once more, which lwutho’fl
amn-
um have mmm II: M
flame, cm, 11 the wholesale. M
pain I did the single mi“,
our!
mum” no. I'll»
new or M“
GEO. 3. mm.
liliESlvtgh
nun-rm
M'fl‘3a about”?
minim-of l'oiov, or W
Thyhmmkunut;flm
3017'! m,uwn mm
a2. 17
to!
I WILL 7" m
Highest Cash Price
liege, Bones, Bottle! In!
and Ida”.
u .
“halt-”mound flatly—“w” ,
winnin- roman,
m man.
J. 2. PM
"an! ”Wk-p.
Elton-walk, -
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cinglee, Colin to.
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