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The People's Party Restive'
Under Its Yoke.
Al ”BRIE“ TO THE MOTORS.
' ”here of the an l’alulenl mien-
tlo- Believe that Foreign Capital
tulle Aneflewtmvmlnent Control
of the Il‘elegrapl'i System.
)fitwaum, July zit—The address of
the national executive committee of the
.People’e party has been rent out by Score
tary Schilling. it starts out with the in-
{orfiatiou that time: which try men's
Ion are here once more. The descendants
oiBritiahToriea of 1776 and other Euro
peen and American capitaliate have bound
the country in chains. The Declaration of
independence from British arrogance
needs to be supplemented by a declaration
ofindependmce free from the powers of
concentrated wealth: the political inde
pendonoe gained by the revolution is but
aahallow sham unless our country can
secure iudytrial independence.
foreign Capital In America.
The address enlarges on the subtle power
of moneyto oppress the poor. and then
declaroetherailrosda of the country are
capitallud at QWJIJMID and the great
majority of their atock is held by people in
England and other foreign countries, who
have no more Interest in the United States
than the vampire has in its victim.
At a reawnablc estimate foreign capital-
ieta have invested 810,1!!0,0fll,lkl) in our
country. What value have they given no
in return? They did not give as gold or
silver, because these metal; have been car-
ried abroad by the shipioad and are mined
here, not in Europe. To secure this valu~
able property these foreigners have merely
loaned Ila their credit, in bank checks,
drafta and notes. and they are paying these
with the dividend they draw from our
people»
The Western Ilnlon'a Stock.
Comparing the foreign capital invested
here with the total wealth of the country,
the addrees declares that reckoned at coin-
pouud interest the former will reach the
amount represented by the latter in less
than twelve yearn. The statement it made
that the Western Union Telegraph com-
pany is capitalized at $00,000,000, and
makes 5 per cent, but that lte plant could
be duplicated with “5,000,000, ahowing
that the actual rate of interest is 30 per
cent, and that the same applies to numer-
ous other corporationa, thus making a
aourco of great national danger.
the Tveunry'e Policy Attached.
The policy of the government in paying
high premiums for so many yours to take
up bonds not due some to dispose of the
accumulations of the treasury is de
bounced as idiotic. and reference is made
to the professed inability of the treasury
department to redeem the manor) of 4
percents about to fall due. The address
makasthe remarkable statement that the
treasury contains O750,M,lm of money,
but that the bankers who control the do
partment fear that the release of common
of ready money would break down the
money market and ease the grip that our
productive capital has upon the people of
thewuutry. The burden of debt rooting
on the people, an Ihown by farm mortgage
etatlstles, la discussed and the following
remedy propoaed:
"If thchillionsof dollars of bank and
corporation Dell". mortgages and other Root
evidences of debt binned by Indi—
min are good enough for the error»
tlonsra and the nsurpers, paper notes it
aired by the people jointly in the form of
government not. are better. "
ea- Inb-‘l'reaanry fiction-e.
Ths addre- then refutes the charge that
it would he improper for the government
to lino money to lndividualn. it call» for
the eontrolof telegraph lines by the people
the name as the pinto! ayrtein. and anyr
that the People's party don not prophsr
tostopatthe reform propored, as It iaa
meal" organlutlou and cannot stand
An earnest appeal to the [mole to
iota the «pulsation closer the athlreas.
ne’er Cannot Raid 0'".
man. Nob, July m-«John (I. Whistle.
of the Republican ntnte central
char-litre. announce: that General
They", who wile declared governor after
the failure of Janet It Boyd to qualify,
moth-Mover and that thecommltter
will shortly be called together; for the pur-
pore attenuating the nomination of hi-
m. debuta- miss that thr
a“ lawyers la the
atate have tel-n s
underwritten.
Mint lamen‘r—euu.
”17mm. July iii—n. entire city
battalion of the state militia in this city
”Wmmmmmwpak
mount» 'aofiar
stflartferd. Calhoun. battalion
Wattle-nasty with“
get “I aadtiir
fled. Company ll. were mood. with
”yttrium millage A teat
WhiteheokAAlny,thellan
www.mhsratrsadss a
gritty wharkttrsiaihiuilmwmt
a elswtiebrtwlenmsios
mmmhttateain The
“use! mum-m.
let martial.
In You, My awe-mm o. w.
of m cruiser um of on white
new
Elbe ready,
to. ......
keep you as cool as
that Way.
lint-l Murder of a Young Girl Hear
art-slush. rs. '
Haztnror, Pa, July m—httlmer, s
Inlall mining town four miles from here,
hire. Garoyer went huckleberrylng at an
early hour in the morning and left her
daughter Mary. and thirteen, at homo
to attend to the baby. Upon her return
Ihortly after noontime aha found thou our»
bolted, and upon forcing them fun lthe
dead body of her daughter lying on the
floor in a pool of blood with her tiirmt
cut from ear to ear. At her side lay a big
butcher's knife.
At ilrat it was thought that an nunult
had been attempwd, no the clothes were
badly torn and diaurrnngcd, showing sign»
of a fierce struggle, and that the murderer
killed the girl tocover the crime. But this
in not anatained upon further examination.
it is supposed that a man entered the
house to rob the family of their envious,
which were very lnrge. The box contain—
ing the savings of years in gone, and it Is
supposed the robber was caught in the act
by the girl whom be murdered to conceal
his identity. There is no clew to the thief.
CAMPBELL AT MTSBURG.
lle Says the Farmers' Alliance Is on Illa
Milo.
Pl'i'i'SllL'llG, July Zl.~l;overoor Camp
bell, of Ohio, arrived in Pittsburg to at
tend the Randall club’s fete champetre at
Silver Lake grove. The governor was met
at the depot by a large number of promi-
nent Democrats and escorted to the Sev-
enth Avenue hotel for breakfast. After
breakfast a grand recopiio‘ was tendered
him at the Randall ciu b, nnd in the after-
noon a brilliant reception was given in his
honor at Silver Luke grove.
in an interview on the political slinntion
in Ohio Governor Campbell ani-i the ilt'lllflv
crate were going to win their light. He
said be expected a helping llillill from ex-
President l'l 'elmid. and that Cleveland
willbeinvitet to make six six-echoes dllr'
log the campaign. Governor Hill, of New
York; Jerry Simpson and Senator l'eiler
will also take the stump for the Demo.
crate. Simpson and Pellet will be invited
by the Farmcra' Alliance. who. the “over.
our saysmnr hood in hand with the Demo
crate in Ohio.
OTHER BARDSLEY PERQUISITES.
A Report That l’hllndelphla )lngiatrntu
Bought Their Appointments '
PHILADELPHIA. July Kim—ll is rumorcd
that discoveries have been made which
will implicate nine of the police magi».
tratea of tble city in the llnrd~loy matter.
The charge is that they bought their up
polntmt'ntrHL-i mercantile tux collectors,
and each paid for bio ilppflllltlut’lll the.
aunt of Slit). Furthermore, upon making
their returns, each wux com polled to "put
up" 8‘51) additional to l‘fli'fl‘lil'y.
if the Clilir‘ft" an: true the innciutrnie“
will IiitVL’ ln r:‘~i,.'li, illlll this will wail gm:
(lol'urnnr l’dlllnuli nu uplml’tlllllly to up
point nine llt‘illocl’llls. .
I“ The (l. A. It. at Silver Latte.
Silvia in“, x. it. Jilly :i.~\\'.-.inco
day was Grand Army of the Republic day,
the day of days at Silver Luke nascmbly.
There was a large attendance. and the
weather was fine, Genefnl Venzey was not
present, but hi» place was filled by General
W. ll. Gibaon, of Tiffln, 0., the. senior vice
commander-in—chiei of the Grand Army of
the Republic, and other prominent vot-
oran}. ltev. H. C. Woods, pmidcnt of the
anembiy, delivered the tuldveas of wel-
come. and “The ”little (fry of Freedom"
war anug by the author, Dr. George F.
Being encored. he sang "Trump,
'l‘ratnp, Tramp, the Boys Are Marching."
The addreu of General \\'. if. Gibson was
a brilliant one. The Silver lake Mil-
tiou elected 1'. ll. Freeman, the depart-
ment commander. prcnidcnt; all past oom-
mandem present vice presidents, and ltov.
T. F. Partner, of Avon, secretary.
Sheriff Woodward Charged with lligany.
Blfr'ram, July 2,1 ~George ltundolph
Woodvtard, the ahcrifl of Elk county, Pit,
has been lodged in n phlicc aintiou charged
with bigarny. Woodward was iiiarriod In
187‘) to Mill Martha Early, of Elk county,
and aetiletl In lildgeway. lkiuieatic tron-
hlee arose and they separated. .\ month
ago a couple were married at the Met od-
iatpureouago on Delaware avenue In hla
city. They signed their name» on George
W. Randolph and Mary Footer. Wood-
ward pleaded not guilt y and war released
in .500 hell. Woodward declares that he
II innocent and that bin arrert la the mult
of spite.
llavll and Mitchell Fight.
hvrnrmt. July 2i -Slarln and Mitchell
gave a boxing exhibition laat night. Silvio
wan drunk and angered Mitchell, who
knocked tllavin about their and finally
over among the audience. Itchell con.
tinned etrlklog him until blood poured
from hlr near. The curtain was lowered
and the light proceeded behind the scenes.
Engineer htn’s Brutal Deed.
XII You, July n—(fliarlee 'l‘. Tun.
gsdtwflty’ehhtm locomotive engineer
Hartford. Conn. wan arrested in brook-
lya by detective-charged with committing
a brutal outrage on Augusto l.‘rlager. a
young German Immigrant. whom he do
cored into a lonely spot to Connecticut on
June ill lart. Tam admin his guilt.
(linoleum Organ iii-spends.
XIV Your. July 33.-1’he llrnld aayr:
"lath-ideal. Grover Cleveland'e one
got can, he Saturday (ilnin, baa col-
pseit. After fighting agaiurt an adverse
fate for many mouth the editor but given
up a: ethnic and has atopped the pulpit
eat .'
mil-era o... arr-r. the Jury.
Cmmnu, July ”when.” of Wllv
lien J. Elliott, charged with theraurdev
of Woebwnnhasgoae to the jury.
Judy Pub and Attorney lluliug have
noted threatening letters from people
whoside with ltlllott.
A airman Mateo tor untrue.
Cmcaoo, July anchoriee 'l'. Yorker.
more! the went and umbrlderable
ans-,tstegivetomiieagosbroau
Quentin atone of General Sheridan. A
prominent french miptoyia now am
The renuytraata 'orka not ”own.
damnation, July n—Ji'hr Prowl
vaaia Steel workout Stallion. Pa,kave
”it?" “moire-m
can wag-puree t
gated Motion of lien and litter!
name. I It".
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. ”trauma;
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"il‘iut‘rou, ,
it. You I can get
summer suit. almost for a song.
climber because it happens to be built:
What is the use of perspir-
ing profusely every time the sun glares '
at you when you can get as natty and
cmnlortablo-a suit as ever defied the
close and sticky weather of a hot sum-
mer’.’ Our stock is light in weight and
» we want to make it light in quantity.
sum Wl'l’H ' ‘A’au'rcuzu's KNIFE.
was the scene of a moat brutal murder. ’
It will,
the roveitbial our
iI'IE MIRERS VICTIIRIOUS
Tennessee's Governor Will Call
an Extra Session.
BUT THE OONVIUTS RUST RETURN.
It Begins to Look be “though the 'lrrrnlrto
Ila, Be Settled Without Itloodehetf‘To
Ben-4y the Evil by Legislation Instead
of Armed Iona.
Knoxvnut, Tenn, July lat—The miner:
of Coal Creek valley now pause to consider.
They are not no anxious to fight M they
were a few day» ago, when only a handful
of men oppoeui then). The governor had
hardly reached thc city when a committee
waited upon him asking indulgence and
begging for further time. They any that
they think that they can induce their in-
surgent army to put down their aunt and
allow the convicts to return to the mines
lithe governor will promiae to call an ex.
tra scallion of the legislature and ask that
the leaae law be repealed. A committecof
citizens of this city met the governor with
the miners and joined in the appeal.
The Miner-t Win ‘l'ltolr l’olnt.
After hearing arguments from both
operators and llllllt‘l's audconaulting many
leading citizens of Knoxville, Governor
Buchnnnn declared that he hurl decided to
call an extra M'nulun of the legislature for
the purpow of iiiixllfying, if not abolish-
log. the convict loll-6c nynir‘lli. lie stated,
however, that in tho meantime the miners
must allow the return of tho convict» to
llrlcovlllo moi l‘mil ('rci-k. Should they
agree to this, the militias Would be will»
drawn, but refusal would llt.‘t‘t:3llll|lt' an
order that tho troope carry the convicts
back at any rust.
1hr- 'I’ruupa ll nut to Fight.
The troops are anxious in more and
settle the qocssiluu an to which i: king—-
the state of Tenor-me or the tuition. of
Anderson county. 'i'bey lire thoroughly
dieguated with the attitude of tbcpeople
of this nection and are not backward in
expressing themselvco.
When a "UL-£5 inn-ting of citizuim broke
up but night its participants rim through
the nth-via yelling "lllirrnh for the
mineral" and jn-ring Governor llnrhuimn.
The feeling in bwoming intense, mid if the
governor is» int-lined to [wili'chll mounm,
such conduct will change his resolution.
General ('urm-s in informing rigid discipline
and the aoldirra nn‘ demeaning tbeinaclvea
quietly. Uiily a few who are on apecinl
missiona- can be found on the street».
Attorney General Pickle beam the gov-
ernorout in his action. llir decision hat
been completed, signed and delivered to
the governor. lie asserts thnttho governor
has n pork-ct right to order out. the troops
and prewrve order in :i county that In in :r
slate of lmurrm-tiou.
Tu “no: that llte )IIlltla.
Thon- lmu boon a bit; demand for rifles
here in the city and today why brim: forth
a terrible conflict. It the miners decide to
fight their available force Will reach 5.1!»),
and ‘If they attack the. troops it will pmi»
ably be begun when the troupe n-m-h Club
ton. 'l'he Grilling guns of the militia are
to be mounted on lint can.
0n Cool creek the minor: have, it is re-
ported, drilled hull—.5 in the nick of the
bluff undo-r which the troop; will have to
paasand hare [milled them with dynamite,
which they intend to explode and wipe the
whole militia nil the face of the mirth if
they ever got that far.
In League with the Mine».
Although denied by a majority of the not
dien who were forced to rot rent from
Brioeville, the charge» that the troops in-
vltcd the ntluck oi the miners Ia doubtleaa
true. and actions (“million Iii the ranks
of the Moorliu [allow-rm! l'battnnmga. is
one of the remit-i. Lirutcuantu Kennel
and McCormick have informally tendered
their miuiiutions and make charges
againct Lieutenant lauter and three pri-
vatee of unmldlrrly conduct. Lieutenant
Leuter in a publinhed mnldenouncea as
falae the charges against the private: and
againot himself as lien made from whole
cloth. The chargoa in brief are that Lan-
ter and revenil privates told the mincra
they were right and that the trmpu nym-
pathized with them and would not fire
dpon them.
l’eahnll than August Belmont
Jllleltv ('i'i'i‘. July fib—lnwyer Charla
J. l'uhali, of thin city, who was recently a
defendant in a libel suit brought In New
York by Alfred i’urdy l'redenburgh. aeo-
retary of the American Kennel club, and
wan acquitted, has moored the aggressive.
lie want-i Iii-magi» for lain imprisonment
and mllclolta prosecution. Illa unit in
vain-t Augnot Belmont. Alfred l’tmly
mlenhurgh, Jamrn Loni» Anthony. T.
ll. Terry, (‘Iiuton \Viltiierdlng, Jtieeph l).
Bhotwoll and William t". ibigers. and he
nah from with the mm of "who
Nominated by the Pro-fleet.
Cara MM, July zitw'l‘be preeklent has
nominated Henry I. Nichole to be a com-
mander in the Uni Staten nsvy.and
algae-l the rummiuloneof the following
Mina-torn: 'l'lmordon A. Boat. at "our
myvllle. i'a; Thom hi. llelknnp at
lie. N. J.: Frederick ll. (log hall at
Watervllle. 3.11; Frank W.
Alexandria tidy, N. Y.; lluter (trope at
Abtugton, Mane. Hrs. Hattie, the pinch
dent'r Ililld'f. baa arrived here. Bill: was
met by the president and driven tothe
eottpge. ......
All/lander Killed Kathi“.
(talcum, More, July ill—A weaver
named lienuellilusuder, employed In the
Dwight mills. uhot and killed Janice Nee-
blttouthe “not at man a. re. lie dud
four allots. three of which took eflect.
Hit-hart Markley attempted to eaptme Ai-
exaader and war abut ewleaia the nest
Result came here from Palermo. I. J.
M the layers fat Dog. ‘1’...
Imam. IS. J.. Juiylwflayor liar
kin leanedaproelk-atlon some time an
thatonead after a certain detail door
found on the public street: unmarried
would harbor. The polio-began ibewurk
of extermination. The mayor’s pug hap-
peohitoheluths street unmarried and
no
a on Causes an Beginner's Death.
hock Haves. Pa, July n—Aa engine
drawing a pawn-pr train on the field
logic railroad ran ever seen orarituw»
ard station. throwing the from the
traehaad killing Engineer rank Hood,
«fame. Firemen Tmfiplker and 0.
I. dilatthlaelty.wmurlenaiyknrt.
Wear-ion Ilene“.
W
lurker at »
GomsitockBros.
l4 tooth lilo 8b. to. Intent.
S "."THE WESALLL"'WG ’
...—...,
NATIONAL LIAUUI.
At Baton" it. It. I
........ IGUUDUUUS—llltl
7
d
klyu.....,n e 3 o n l I o 0—5
Batteries: Nichole and Bennett. Terry
Kinshiw.
At New York--
ll'ow York ..... 0 0 0 9
Within...» 0 u l
Ballerina; Ruble nu’l
memo
to
At Clevdaudw-
Cleveland. ..... oinooourout 72
Piltlbltl“..,...0 0 l 0 0 0 ti U 3-» t 9 l
Batterioa: timber and Zimmet; Haul and
Killer.
At Chicago—V it. II. I.
Ultimo-".....i‘l l i 0 i ll I) l I». ll 4
Chm......l o I) ll 5 5 ll II ”till! 1
Bottom: Rhinoa and Harrington, Hutchin-
nd and Kittridgo.
AMERICA! association.
At Washington . ll. ii. a,
Wuhlngt..u...n (I o o o o o 0 no i 5
I
an
EILI.
ti 0 0 fl 0~Il
ii 0 it i do: I ll
Buckley, leper and
KILL
”—1 ...... . . ._
l3.‘
room i...m....i......i.
Baton ........ zuiazioutx—iimu
Batteriur: Btcljorg and dutclllle, Buflnton
andllfurphy. a
At Philadelphia — it. II n
Athletic.....l 0 i u i l n o curl: a
Baltimoro.......$ a 0 o o i z i um "i: t 0
Batteries: Chamberlain. sanders and lilti-
Blll: (.‘unrdnxbam. ladden and Robinson. '1 CURID gnu overt"
At Ulndnnlllm . a. 1:. ”Tm ” D; 'I “No
Cincinnati. .l 00000010~203 a“; M“, LIKE”?
“Louis. ...... ISIDSOOUIo-JUIII 0 0. k.
Batteries: Piano and Kelly. Dwyer and Hoyle. - “"“nl'u'm
, Mag Irenekitis-u‘ath-a. Laura.
M ("WWW ’ K I!» I eerafsrm lalrn urn-union.
- advanced-tag“. can ouwillaeethun-
asllrst sleet-fear m due. out,
lsuirurvrrylnen. WV ”ma-t
and Kym. ' ‘ ' ' ' r ' ‘
Rant/Jul Asttmili'l'lotl.
i. 1...- .. .. , IERRIII BUSINESS CRIIEGE
Troy ........... 9 0 u t I! l i l tins I I STAMFORD. CONN.
Syracnw I ll 0 3 l I) 0 0 l——d b I
Butts-rice: Taylor and Weill. f‘creon and UP“ THROUGH ENTIRE SUMMER.
Sun‘- .\ practical. Balinese Training b'rhoul m
At Rocheeler ~ I It I. llllllnul‘n, Stu-leniaenteriiutlurin 'tlie spring
But-header ..... 2 o o u l u l l on 5 l3 1 gun be tilted to fill unitlons in tie llllllll'llt.
. . , ., a .. ~ Itvvrybuainm bram' taught lbl)hllli.'lll).1lil‘
Pg“¥"“7§g ‘ l "duty 1 o "_ L‘ ' I t'oliegeieflirnu-la-o"inmuiwnontandewry
mm“ ‘ ""0 "" mm“ ”w“ dcmrtment in charge of competent instruc-
Murphy “I“ “‘"I‘l‘ tors. Srnd fur catalogue“ Address.
a: Huflalo It n. I. . , ,
Burma 2' u . u .. u l 3 mm 1 PresidentllemllBusmesellollege
Ntm‘llm’cn 2'" 2 ll ii u I i ll 6 ll ll
Bottom-e. lla-rmnniuul “'th‘klmx‘kt'l'. Humor
and Thicwn
At Albany It. It I.
Albany ....... n l i l u u l u x 7 ll 4
Lebanon . i U u I .i II n u |._ .31” .
Hnitorim. l'rirkvii null lit-zit. liayuo and lo
Charo): -._-.,... -_ ..
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Active conitwtitlun ill robin-r goods lifts
General, and the price mil go up,
The report that n t‘ullili'tl goods inlet in
tobe formed is (icon-d by Maryland ran-
non. « '
.lncob Rulrustein. ngni forty-two yum.
a member of the ilrin of Ruben-Join &
Summon, importers, :it N2 Enid Broadway,
New York. was killed by n horse car.
About thirty in: min-n of the Young
Men'r Christian aamn'lrttiuli frum all parts
of the United States huvr- Hflllt'd to attend
the international Cttllll'll'lli‘l’ ut Aux-stor-
dain, Holland. Aug. l“: m m.
C. Williams vriu elmf i'li‘i killed lit'lll' La
Grange. K)'., by Milt-m Hun-um, wlxu luv!
paid his tim- for ill‘llll‘l..‘lilil-~‘, in n qliuurl
over a home.
llenry Pattern-iv, u Sowimrg (.\' Y»
business umii. culiimltlul stillt’lllt' by blow-
lug his bruins out. "l‘ liiul been drummi-
ent for Ionic time.
Gilbert Parke-i. of the real minu- firm of
Blair. Park.» :8: (To, abut out his. brains in
the Nashville (Fr-nun Alllt‘rli'flll oilleo.
Financial trouble-a were tin.- cause.
At Bayreuth "’l'iinnhurii-ier" wan Silt:
carefully produced before a large oudl
enco.
llenry liurkhoat, vice president of tin
Third National bank in New York. hat
been compelled to resign from the bank
become of dive-locum ahowiog that he
borrowed “7,400 from the American Loan
and Trust company to cancel an overdraft
by John 8. Silver.
Chief Engineer llrimn. of the Stu-l 'l‘u
bular Care-mummy. declare-e liml [lie wimh
scheme in a gigantic fraud and that In- war
made a dupe of by (General Manager l'oni.
Aetrike and riot. In which several per
Iona, principally Hungarian», were In
lured, occluml at the Nottingham Il'l.
oolllery of the liehigh and \l'Ilkesbam
Coal company.
A Forfeit for frank Marla.
Krw Your, July fi-‘The llemlvluyr
that Charles. Johnston pmtniaoa to pool
than with The Herald at I o'clock ttalay
to bind d alt-b between John I. Sullivan
and Franc a Patrick lilavin for the churn
pionahip of the world. Xr. John-ion la a
man who kreps hie pmnilaei. Will my
body be here to reprceeut till-Vin and out
up Infill forfeit for him! Word baa been
sent to him.
"As You like It" at I’lttahnrg.
Plflenl‘lto, July raw.“ You Like it"
will be given on the lawn of the llotd
Kenniawrla. Beet lied. this city, tool I.
The performance promim to attrm a
tron-odour audience. Mine Ilene (‘0
will play ltuealiad and Mr. Joseph
worth Orlando.
flippolyte “note All lie line.
New Your. July I'd-«in an iamvloo
with is correrpoodeui of The World than
dent lfippolyte, of fluid. declared M
thellnltodfitatsa should not havsafool
of hi- territy for a eoalina station. lie ea.
pleated a feeling of friendnhip forth
Itates, however.
WW...
Itiataa he” lie Will Pm- It a Lie.
Bill "Aaron. I... July Wt it
that when Ir. Blaine new the Murat-s
Itateiuent that he Bright'ii disease he
exclaimed: "i am to pt well ins!
to give the lie to that “traumas awry.
an act duo-indie thlantatteratall."
Death Ita- to My.
ilrtv innit, Janna-John bippoid, s
iii-um through the buoyant
W from ill health
rented the act.
He flew to the loot-n lobbsra.
Pmnursaoao. R. 1., July Il-mllver)
mhmwwmmdhm.
gunmen. sill asighimriug town i»
ptaeiewtotbe teraofarobbrr-
“the fission ”All“ MK. but withon
M.
‘rne resell-arts W Visit.
neuron. hiyh~m Ilarrlso
hamrvdmtarat thetlriuid Union in
Aug. in for himself and party. A um.
parttlaa-oyahonieotio cirrhliasiia
tiagreeeptlan.
he lay Irate lop-brim convention
lures, July l—Jl‘he Republican will
imwmm ,
dogfight ".22.“;
W: ,
mower-new
ammonia-bum .
“mime-o
Swen”? ~33
STAMFORD. CONN.
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
IVER! DIV IN THE YEAR.
Bani lirptmluzm for
Superior Qualify,
usual/nest.
‘5' > and rmwmnw n)
- 1 ’ ' .‘ limiu-kww-m
h In: mainline minim/m final-in)? m.
P
limbo. i. {Ltlkuulmllll nus mm.
a!» iii-r mum. 4
tiavhu .‘shSl-L ~‘l I‘ll
771'?” .
MERRILLE; SOULL'. Svnacusz. NJ
uprrly
,l-rllill!‘
lL-u'm
His Li.” lilalsl Ml
CHEWING BUM
km to an ".9 uh
Elmyiwuimam i.,r it Write a
ht rr I‘urerxu paulrsnttothe
til I Ill be lent I‘m
”I“ I "till." 00.. Elkhari. lad.
at! Thu
WERARM'S
‘ r ‘
KILLER
lion mil-roller) loihecanw of all dim. and
no claim that no nmllclnersarurrdlneparuu-
bmithauthmvunblnnl bltlllln of u illuud
Purifier. Anita-optic and nulr. ’l‘lib Mt't'fiil
twiblnatiim nope formulation an: arrear-
dmIrJ uterine mum in run. We
will i youruculare free. explaining the
germ
l 9r 1 ilk-net.
ll. I'lelatuldloet Norwnlk. I‘oun. or 7
blight aim. the rm our. arisen
WHY N01" Will
tr m . rarity can tune“
it are: or near.
Tm
"livid. ”MI-m, Ir.
It“ remnant "m1”.
auteur iW.
omit.
I géélyei
we
owe...
HATS
1N ALL GRADE AND COLORS 01"
g SiiiiandSflsSilkHatS
Boy‘s Halo and Cape. (lruah Hats for Men and
Boyu. Sutrla Holt liata for Mon at
KNAPP’ S,
91 Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid to Fixing.
cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
F. HAYES
Having romnvwi his int-at market
R0. 6 North Main Street.
Willnuppiyibv pimple of illi~ vicinity Vwith
line fillt’fil line of
Fresh‘and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc..
Tu be found in llu- ~i:tir.
F. HAYES,
III). 6 NORTH MAIN STREET
viii if
nliiiiutnusuci
Arc sollingu wry iiim- quality
of Hutlvr. It is from the Lub—
iinoii. ('t.. (.‘rcuuu-ry. At this
time of the year who“ pusturzige
is plonty. the Lebanon Creamery
pt‘illlll‘ (In not find it ready sale
for all the roll lllliii‘l‘ tin-y make.
The ovvr product is sold in tubs,
and this is tho Built-r which we
‘nll to your notice. it is the
Stun" uwocl. \Vt‘ll-lllfltlt‘ article
that is sold in rolls. at from :i
to 5 Wills il pound loss than their
Roll l’iullc-r. This is ulll‘ Si‘Ctllltl
season with it. “3- know it is
as swm-t us now buy. and will
keep well. it is so solid made.
We are finding sale for tubs and
half tubs. its well an by the sin-
glo pound. About 50 pounds to
the tub. If you wish :1 nil-o
:irlivlo bore you have it: 251' a
pound. Spot-iii] prior by tub or
part of tub.
IllBBlEltCllMSTilCK
Fawcett’s
HEADQUARTERS FUR
MllllNERY!
, No. I? Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water 8b, liormlli.
.lu-t m-q-IVMJIII flu/r“ Hm. rmiuy In wit
wilhout raw-m», all hillln‘fi and mlnru.
entry-furl) low primr uf ilfle'" furIic-r
Um. lot of "Mn 30¢. 1 Illi Wrruihu 9 .
flue lid of fill» l'rrtil'ii ‘IUM-r- 300.. «hi. We.
each. lhm'i forget lIu‘ number.
I7 MAIN STREET
Next toJ. ir‘. Ilcimott‘n dry townie Moro.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
Io. ll Main Street Home":
at I, earn a for w. I» ital-n ilk-es.
or an e In you 7 are aak year
if I. I0. I O
agency. I
no age ca 1.1:" arr-re
u-mt'e ao areal-nit ".41
Fill
GLAS
they
s..- 'u than
9.25" firehfibfiffifn
I . but
"ta... . M
'w’ ”“5
' aura-$2...
of
R.
IUIII , Sillillll l Sill.
wfimm.mwr. if!“
TO HORSE BUYERS
’l‘i'ottim,r Horses. Pacing Horses, Finn Coach Horses. Elegant
’ REID TRIS
W, I. “URGES, Weetport.
so small that you
Doriou Paint,
(BREBIIIIY'S PlllII‘I')
SOUTH NORWALK. * ,‘ ’
NOW OPEN.
IllllTIIIG, BITHIIIB lIIll FISHING.
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
A stage will mum-rt at South Korwolk
w lb train» on the New York and New Hurt-ii
railroad. a
d. E. EEWER.
hill f
(3053.
l('k llnrsos. Family Horses. Grocery
All Horse-s4 snlil luv this es-
Horaos, Furmors’ Horses, in fut-l. Anything in the. Horse
:iablislmiont are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS,
w
PRIGES LOW.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
ll euv v T n
Rumlsi HTS-l,
Li no.
Bill RE THE MANUFACTURER
Fl VE MILE RIVER.
4A}.
(“a 1.1 "I“ '5 J1!“
BABY IIIU llllll. SIRRIISES.
'l‘lirulilr~t inanufarturer of baby ulrringe;
now nth-rs libido-d work for unit: in live differ-
rni min of running urnr; ulsragmit \urirt
of law Ira and tritium“ n. it! prirr-t, whirl: will
in‘ high wnungh und ow enough insult the
ino~t ffl'lI-liilllh.
FRAN K BOYLSTON
dlolr
Tilt‘l‘l‘ is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
ligliii-nml wmniin's labor as
llllll'll as Dobbins' Elm-tril- Soup,
consuintlysnld. aim-v 1mm, va,
why rub and toil. and Wt'ill‘ nut
_\'0|ll‘5l'lf and your clothe-s. on
wushdny. when this perfect soup
is prtwillml. to lighten your bi-
Imr. and sun‘ your clothes? if
you have cwr used it. in the 2':
yours we haw llllliit' and sold it.
you know that it is the Iii-st.
purl-st. and most. oi-onnmii-nl
unzip iuiulo. If you haven't trio-d
it. link your grocer for it now.
ill- sun- und g-t the genuine.
with our name on the wrapper.
It in not the trolling
‘ll‘lt’l! alone, that mind
in common-ll. in unit'-
int: lit ll lillllwlr'vlm' of
I mt tho vnliwof it" unit-Iv.
'l‘lo-ru- i4 on Illllt'Il not pure ramp in it bur
of llnliliina' Electric Min {our IKtl‘N of
any other lump mud». and it Will, if llllt'li
moor-ling to llll’t'l'ilfmll. do iuiir Ilium
at much work no uny other. ltarmt i,»
but u very sliglitiuivttncoon tIuitof be
(prior map. [mint upon [lobbinu‘ l-Zloctru'.
l. I... Cltdfllll d: i'u..
l’hiliulolldiin. l’n.
LII. DERKER,
ll! Wuhlngtou film! it". Nurwnik.
lleaierln
Wnll Pu .rs,
Mixed aims.
White Lend,
Oils. (lines.
Coach Colors and Vurnisiioa,
Artiniii' Materials.
Combined Chair and Stop hull»
dor, $2.00.
MoClonkey’it Wood Filler—“lie“
in the Market. 02.0" n Gallon.
Paintin ,
Pu r- ringing,
0a cimining.
.. .. 79 Washington Street.
- SERSIIRM RAYMRNII
ll IUIITII IAIN STREET.
iDlltlll.!.“ll BUICK). WWII l‘thMJi.
”'A'A“ fl
iris", ULAMH. overrun. mum
VEUE‘i‘AllLBS, home. Bililii.
inimnmmnoumem
momma Aim cameo
who owns
i. i. mu t n:- m
Memmttrlye.
WE are rolling ugh. amicat
' "priced; in radium”: be
*lif‘. . ‘
lab-
oidl
' the suits are lighter “than“ the prices,
though the material of which th'oy‘aro.
made is of the featherweight variety;
The figures are simply rock bottom and
the margin of profit tliatthey leave is
could scarcely see it
with it iiiicroscopo;
' ”'7’ ..-}.W ~3~o
Pzial‘Mosis
STABLE BEDDING.
Clean. Economical. Healthfhl, at
IIllF TIIE RUST Ill STRAW.
HAZELbe
and
Cross Creek
COAL.
. m.— » ww-
‘ Hickory, Oak, Pine and Chestnut
_wooo.
BaIed Hay and Straw
our in run.
Ilaymoidllroihers
TH E EAc‘L‘E
IIIlHT llblllSTEll lllllflltE.
SAFE, Pliicncll illll HST.
,A.
'I'hi- Him-l int-s been thoroughly touted niul
cannot full to ho a favorite- among wheeltnen.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
.‘Kffll fur X-rru’ulk and vicinity.
Univ-c :5- liat} niuml hired. i nrur-i‘ Illtt'.
Morning. Moon and Night
———-TA KP!“
lfllljlllllfl.
line Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
It i« rriiiarkai-lo how many mple there are
who hzivr- that tired feeling a in went to think .
ll of fin importniiro or that nothing need be
dour- for it. Tin-y would not In» no careless
if tin-y realized how really serious the mal-
ady i~. .liut they think or nay. "it will 0
off after nwhiio." \"v do not mean the fi-
xillumh- ll nurtures which all experience
all-er a hard day'a work. but that ALL
HUSH. WORN Ul'T FEELING which in
mtmlnlly menmwrring In the morning.
when the body should be refreshed
n-tniy for tmrk. It In a uiistako to allow
llll! t'nullllluti in continue an the body may
5mm Iwmmr debilitated boyond mutter '.
ur mum ‘ll‘t‘llfl' only gain a fool-hol .
'l'hi» rmvluga of tho NY” or m
~liuiilil ltf' mli~iiml by ““1an ‘ u|¢
evil-ore. t
thi- “mien-st building-up
iimlirlm- known to the inmlllfll
[infinite and vimll/m the blood. regulates the
i lgcslloii llllll really do"
Make the Weak Strung.
STILLSOII'SWSPECIFIC
in ii mm rurv fur
Chills and Fever and Malaria.
nplbif
HALE’S
tough Balsam
..- or ..
WILD (IREIIIIV,
IIUIIEIIUUIII.
"I All) TIllU
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
' NI )RWALK. CONN.
Economy and Commit!
[Til E
Gasoline Slaves
Andrwltllrrtrmiti iii
mtummrrm "It
\t‘o- harvn the very but make
THE MRIIA'ITIIN
Wllibat .rooh and do all the
atnvr will." the fin}
to me in thin town.
Call and m Therm.
menu it um i trim
W.~II.UtiltttIIo
trouble and expense.
”um am If”.
Norwalk Chronicler