New Hotel.
,Evcry Facility For Providing for large Excursions.
DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION.
ROTOR POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners und‘Proprielore.
‘ J. FINKENSTEIN.
v
‘ 17"“ "05' Wine cum Boson 'on7 luglclnttisom
New Bathing Houses.
. New Attractions.
General Manager.
cu.
will leave South Nowell: at 10 n. m., 12:30,
5:50 p. m.
Leave Boton Point, 11 u. in; 1:10, 2:40, 51X), audible p. m. ,
4:25 for .Wilson Point only.
SUNDAYS—Leave South Norwalk, 10:30 a m., 12:30. 2.00, 3:30,
and 6:50 p. m.
have Roton Point, 11:10 mm..1:10, 2:40, 5:00. and «5:40 pm.
i
Excursion Fare. 22' 5 Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice.
THE/CililfiiltillBlllllllliG
McKinley Talks Tariff to a Big
Audience in Vermont.
STEVENSON Olf BIS SOUTHERN TOUR
ll- I’nkea the Federal Election: nlll aa
III- I‘ut for I Discount: in llluourl.
“City Saint lodge “'nnu to succeed
anee-I'llllnau Ahead In Caroline.
limo, Vt., Aug. lit-The rally
hair under the auspices of the Republican
league was an unqualified success. From
13,!!!) to 15,1100 people heard or tried to hear
the speaker; Republican clubs were pree-
eut from all parts of the state. Governor
McKinley, of Ohio, and Secretary of State
J. L Grifltb, of Indiana, we’re the speak-
era Congrwmau H. Power: was the pree-
ldent of the day. Governor McKinley dis-
cumed the tariff, nnsweriugi’lcueral Steven-
son‘s Bloemingtou (Illa) speech, and re
ferredtotho report of State Lulxlr Com-
mlh‘loner Peck, of New York...” a vindieu~
tiou of the policy of protection.
Governor McKinley was warmly received
an he mine to the front of the platform,
and for fully an hour and n hull he spoke
on the tariff issue. He said in opening:
McKinley on the Turin.
l nmglnd to be able to participate oven in
the smallest degree in the campaign, which
close: one week from today. in this state. The
candidate on the Dcurocrrnlil' ticket for the
vice presidency has made u ispeuoh. It was
nude two or three days ago in the city of
Bloomington, in the state of Illinois. and is
presumably the keynote of the conipaigu upon
the part of the Democratic party. I have rend
itthin morning with the greatest care. lll'illl
wasglad to know that tho distinguishal gentle-
man declarea that the tariff question is th» all
important one in the untionnl coutoet of mu.
Governor, McKinley then prmvmlvll to
discuss the different tariff systems which
had been in operation in this count .
”l‘here are two kinds of tnriff in the United
States," he said; “one is the Ilntish tariff.
which is edm‘ntml by the Democratic
party. and the other is the American tnritl.
advocated by the Republican party." lie
couckeiy stated the difference between the
two systems and showed the great hem-ills
growing out of a protective policy. Refer-
ring to the Democratic demand forn foreign
market, he said: .
It Is a foreign. market they want. Well. why
don‘t they got it‘: {linuglltorj Why. iicuerul
Stevenson any» that what they propose is to
give the people of this. country cheap mw mn-
terials. free raw mte‘riuls. and if they only had
free raw mtoriels they could go out and cap
turo’the foreign market. Why, tlu-y him- g'ut
free raw materials for tilu foreign mnrlret an‘d
they don‘t know it. (laughter and npplnu-lc 1
Under this new tariff law of 1M!) any citizen
of this country can go to any countryul the
world and buy any raw material or product he
wants. bring it into the United Slalom pay the
tail! fixed by law, trike the product out into
his warhhop and make it up into the lllilhllv-(l
product. like it bar-k tn the cushxm hull»: and
enter it for foreign trade and tho gov-whim“:
refunds him W per rem. of the ram! lu- paid
upon his raw mmnriai with”. l per will, of
free trlda. The I) 1m . ‘.l in land. r4 :lllt‘fipluf’v'
the world‘a market, in: nu bun 201 Iron n.“-
mnurihl on this bill.
Auk the Gunmen Fain-w.
But they any. my fellow citiznim that thin
new uriflJaw burs mode it impounde- to send
anything out of the country; mad» if impue:
slide (or anything to come in. and mail» it im—
podble for anythim.r to go ourfxmd they made
lhutIf-Itemem in the light of the tn-Muryof-
new report, that shows that m the lam: year
we bought morn goodson the uthgr side than
we have-bought in any tu'olro months of our
history. and we sold more Alhl'l’lf'flll prmluctu
to Europe in the some timeihnn we ever mid
In my year riucc tin» imglnning u! the federal
government. _
There is no agricultural product in the United
Stiles that let not llvlénded by the tariff law of
1m. If nnybody wants, to know who pays the
tail, let him go Over on the north uldt- or the
Can-dun line and ask the Canadian farmer. li'
Anybody wants to know whether this tarifl’ bi
burdomme upon the American lurrner. let
him ask a farmer of Vermont that [in-n on the
mill aide of the Canadian line.
Thereinnot one of you who hm) not been
bloom! by thin law. and you know it. 3A video;
"Not one. Every one of us."] You tool it in
your pocketbook». in your property. in your
lnteetmenta: and it Lupnrely a hdainem qw‘n
tin. and 1 went Vermont pepplo next 'l'uouluy
to vote whether lhey went thia taril! mntluucd
orwhether they want it repealed Vermont
ought toglvo Benjamin Harri-on «tum mum.
“nonviolent a legislature thnt would unnvr
immnly loud beck to the senate at the United
at“ Reddeld Printer. You, you will do both.
for you In exp-Me of doing both.
Steven-on I- linen".
Sinai-Ia, Aug. sis-Adm 3. Steven.
sou, _ c «we.» forJioe pmi-
dent. eddreaeed u more meeting here.
Twelve excursion trains poured mwde
into the city and u pantie preceded the
lrJitevenaondlecumd the fed-
Ir. Steven-on on the South.
“Swallow elocttou bill. It.
you dear- the enlistment oh the electionn,
If
multrmvote for the liepublirun until
dot-the: liyou lie-ire til-pom that ermin-
1’”meme iaL thou hi.” “I: to you
I: linen“ ran at the
many. now
mmmtrueetben wave the people of
itmmmmmmtmm when it
in. in operation from no. to ma. Wm.
manor:
“mammwuto the people
uni-lull! aduk Mt oliuiuxtlce. of wrong
ado! outrage In manly-tales- lllitmte
Int men mike sworn mini-tern of
thelnw. administration of inalie- wu the
«to ram it in needle- to any
“Immature-norm amni-
alumni-morgue
W In. lulu.
no. the hour of In mm treatise
mummrm'hfivmim
”whim-flukdhmlhhuo
“Imam-purity under
the of Mom» were
slip Min-rm the»
crammin- a the our
lot. lactic-Inclination“ have
amour-Lemme. -
fl Ihatltfln Wt latent
w x ribly burned.
deter: at onus. dead for your family plantain:
mod to n diapeneavy or lumpilnl; tend to the
hesith department; send to the. nearest police
station for medical and.
Don’t 'Il‘ but mild all once. If tubal: ill in
the-treat neck the‘ mom! drug one. diapenv
nary. hospital or police mutton and demand
prompt undies! attention .,
Don't permit vomit nr diam-heal discharge-
te cane in contact with laid, drink or climbing.
Thou discharges ahould he received in proper
vet-ole and kept covered until moored under
outnpetalt direction Pour boiling Inter on
them. put a strong mlution of earlolicucld in ,
them (not lees than one part of will to twenty
0! hot soap nude or water).
Don't wear, handle or use my minke of
clothing or furniture that urn soiled with uhoIv
en diacbxrgee. Pour boiling waiter on them
or put them into it, and acrnh than with the
whelic acid mlntion mentioned above. and
salami” name-st the board of health to remove
in.
Don't be frightened, but do he caution. And
avoid cum and unnecessary “more of
,avery kind.
3] order of the bonrd of health.
mum.“ u. Wlulll, Proeident.
Exxon CLAux. Secretary.
Beginning with today all vessels from in-
fected ports are quarantined and thorough-
ly disinfected. The l-‘riealand, Circnssia,
Vendome and Italic have men detained.
Although every precaution Is being taken
by the health officials, prominent physician
any that the only safety lies in the stoppage
of all immigration from infected countriea
New Janey Fortlflctl.
Turmoil, Aug. 3l.- The state board of
health has been active duringthe put week
preparing to fight the cholera lit the 81'er
portaof entry in this state. Dr. limit-K
visited the health inspectors at Hobollen.
Jersey City. (burden and Perth Amboy,
and has given them full instruction-i regard-
ing examinations. Arrangement hue been
made with the New York health authori-
ties to receive n list of all passenger:- urriv~
ing at that port, together With their desti-
nations and condition. A circular has been
sent to all health blurd-i in the state cull:
ing attention to the necessary precantlnm
and giving direction» for emergencies. Dr.
Hunt says there is no cause for u puma but
that precuutiona are wise in view of the
fact that n liuv- of etcnrncrs from the infect-
ed Immlitics arrive at Ilohoki-n.
Ninth .lmerina Iliu ll.
pANASIA. Aug. Itt.«lt is reported here
that Asiatic L'llilll m t‘Ilrils in Venezuela
O'DONNELL VPUT UNDER BAIL.
Eight "Hundred Ilumretoavl Striker. to
Be Arrtstctl by the I‘ururgiee.
Prrrsnt-uo, Aug :lI.—-llu',:h O'Donnell.
the Homestead Ivmlvr, Wit: put undo-r bail
to answer to Chlu‘grrl of conspiracy and ngv
grnvated riot. ile waived a hearing on the
charge of riot and gave boil for a hearing.
The information was sworn out by thet‘uv»
negie Steel company. Mr. O'Donnell was
the only striker who won placed under
bonds. The hearing will tolu- place on
Thumday. Mr. U‘Iionnoli amid lllt‘l'i‘ Wen-
no new dcvciimuicuts in the ulnkv‘.
Wholesale arrests are expected for the n-
minder of the week. One of the spins vul-
ployed to watch the Homestead stnqus
says that forty-four infnrinatibns unto been
made. lie omens that the palms in lib
other cases have [well prepared.
Secretary Lon-jay". of the I"l!’llt,",:lr‘ ('r-llr
puny, did nut dcity.iiw umm- m :1 mm»
ment of forte. but Ilv- mud.~ tiiv mm;
larger. llc- mill. “Hut nttonmys It.lv-- :i
llet of em to cling». from mid Ww Iluvl- ovu-
deuce inguinal all." Time fur tin-nx have
been runsidembly more than lilivvnrrnnte
imm- A .. . ..
lil-lua’o New Home.
Wnsulsinnu, Aug. :51. ”};X-St'l'n‘lm
Blaine is negotiating for the purchase of a
home in Lao Angelou. l‘nl. lt is probable
he will not return in “'mhixtgtnn. but will
make his wmtl-r hunt» in his Angeli-s. ilo
lanai-ItoImv-~n-m-iml this determination
ahortly alter the lit-nth of bin Bun Elllllinuri.
being led to it on moonlit of his lu-ultb and
to mahcachunge from Renee lull of and
associations.
Oar-men to Compete.
'I'ouozmi. Aug. Ki.~lteanlntiven of
O'Connor, Ilanlnn. iinudaur and limluer met
last evening and appointed a utakohohlor
and depoaited with him the balance of the
stake of nonunion, for which, with the
championship, they will row a double acnll
no. on Monday next at Ilocheator.
A Title and to Fortune.
San Alt-roam, Tom, Aug. :il. ——il. B. Mi“
(doll-nil. a poor schoolteacher. has mired
word from English attorneys that be h the
only heir of his uncle, tho late 11ml William
loom, of Englund, and In the [ammo of
that title In well ill an mil-to of tendon,
The lie-ding Curl-blue.
Taxation, Aug. IlI.—-Thoro in a ymibility
of In extm notion of the legialnture to bake
some action ngnlnlit the “telling combine.
If the attorney general Ina not the [lower
to autumn tic injunction thou the bunk.
turo will he reconvened.
Corbett Yule Ire-adept.
8n Fulcrum, Aug. lll.~~l-"runk f‘ortmtt.
t brother of Jim, received I letter from the
letter. in which be aye: “I'm in great mn-
dethnt'aeconuinly. i never loll bet
ter in my life. and fool in if I would lick
Sullivan core."
A (”We rum: than.
an You, Aug. 3|.-—Alter digging for
three days in the mine of the Wooster
Itreet live, the body of Clara “nor: was:
found in ten or twelve fragment. and her-
Ilnimv ;u. Dubai.
VALPAIIAIIO. Aug. rim—A banquet wan
given here last night by the antler Anten-
ean colony in linietn on the melon
0f lib departure for the uited Statue for n
then vidt.
a rive-u lulu-tip xiii-d.
Newark. N. J.. Aug. Bi.-—~A steam load
pipoiuthepownholuoftheitevvark
railway hunt. and Joesph Dating-r. a tire-
Giraud man, was instantly killed.
(loom Den-ed- Inn...
New Your. Aug. al.—~ltobert (leek-t wee
tmwfl'ta“ M 3m.“
ow in pine- ney
Dillon. «and. i
The. Train ”and. fluid.
Bum. ll. 3.. Aug. Sim—Conductor
Ink, lulu" little and lime m
Shh: were killed in a refined Incident It
Whitehall. *
. 7.1"“ ”4......
m. . A n...
unmanned [I‘m tenet- tout-Iaa
but. mm M ‘4, pa
Iona lever- Wing.
Irma. m, A... alum herb
mmmw "" "'
m
woe
r
.flemm ,.
IIIIW T0 AIIIlID ‘ISIlIILEIll
New York’s Health Board Pro-
mulgates :1 Warning. ..
HAHBURG 18 Ill A STATE 01' PAlllO.
The People Ave I'll-Mug 'vmn lhw (‘lty to
licence the lung"- of that l' put-«Mitten!
100,000 l'enonu Ilsue Died in line-I-
lnun the Itch-illum- "III-an".
Haununo, Auk.3lw‘Tllt3 Hillllliitwlt of the
Itmoaphere It” coined the cbuarl.. maple-ad
with increased rapidity ulul ho'p- .s of the
near abatement of the dimw lum- received
a check. For twenty-four hours all) new
clone and um deatheure imported. 'l‘m- uum~
her of informants yesterday was em, almost
three times the avenue in healthful times.
Many of the bannIa new l.|l£l‘ place nt night,
as then there is not only Ines fillings-r of in-
fection. but also fowur [lt‘l’isiihs nbrmul to he
punic stricken by the “pinning frequency
of the funerals. Meet bodim urn noun-oni-
pulled by friends or n-lntm-s. Pr-l’rmllfi of
the poorer cluaa dying in hospitals are
buried without any attempt at coremouy
Ind without having been cvuu ville“ by
friends or family,
The long expected panic serum to have
“girlie. The exodus of families of property is
continuous and Iflt'ft’flfllflg. The railway
atations are full night and day. Billl them in
difficulty in finding porters enough to
transport the baggage. BBMHQ‘US is «lead.
Host of the shop: not dealing in the daily
necessities are closed. Those timt remain
0 ion do hardly n tenth of their usual trade.
a miles are deserted and lint mtnnmnta
are without patrons except at meal fill‘lt‘n.
The hotels are Virtually empty. The limit
of trade in the last three days is eelunntexi
to be in the millions. The (wh-hrutn’m of
Sednn day, anniversary of the surrender of
Napoleon III. has boon forbid-Ion.
l‘reah fun: In Ilrrlln,
Six Chaos of cholera un- flipol'lml from the
military camp at In‘kstuit. In Humour.
Many of the a‘lillllv'ni urn ruling. uml u“ tom-
pomry hospitnl for bundling victims of the
plague has been established.
In Berlin in the loot twenty-four hours
nineteen fresh um of cltulrmhnvu been
discovered. The patients imvo been tnkv-u
to the cholera llinllal in limb". The
mum of the dlM'lL'lL' in Wflll'lll‘ll with the
moat minute run- by the authorizing. laid by
thoollicinl pllynu-lnun. who have been eu-
gaged by the score and pint-ml on duty at
the police stations. the nilwny stations and
public institution All ‘k‘flolizi nrriving
from cities suspected of infection nrv- mm.-
lully examined and their baggage la furni~
gated. Solar the pnvgrese of the plague
has been too small to Affect very utilit‘t'tllll)‘
the city's daily lilt‘.
Reports from forty towns in north Ger-
many. exclusive of Hamburg and Alt-mu,
been discovered. In none of them. how.
ever. hna it become epidemic. and m oil “In
victim: hove been isolated. The Berlin
health officials pry-lees cnntldcuw flint the
country line seen the Worst of the plugu»,
Brunch Invert-d.
Two persona Wrn- alrukeu with l‘lwlrl’ll
at Brunei: and were taken to the St I’wvm
hospital, when: one cum- hull already pruwd
luml.
A man who nva at Tin- ilnguo recently
from Hamburg was nttm-kmi with chub-ri-
and was removed to n Iiimplml. The home
where he was staying has been illalnfvctcd.
Frigbflul lilurlnltfy In "qu3.
hr. l’rricluinruo. Aug. zit ~~Tlu~ nah-ml
statement of dentin from rholmi in [trivia
given lb» loud up to Aug. :4 ”101m:
Three figures tar-undoubtedly too conserve-
live. In many stricken districts no return
I! III have been made. and in other» the re-
turns have been incomplete. Complete re
turns would have ahmvn the number of
deaths to burn been 125.01» or perhaps
m. M ,... .
Another Cm iu Minion.
Manon. Aug. til.-Another u! the crew
of the ateumer acron- from Ilmubum has
been attacked with cholorn It shields. The
port authoritiea are liking the government
tompower them to impoec a qunrnntlne
. of four day- on Enropun vouch».
vo PREVENT rue onuo DISEASE.
Cleo-line. out Well Cooked
It. "rel Mull-II.
le Your. Aug. 3|.-——The been! of health
of thin city, whitening lie effort» to pro-
veut choler- from entering the city or of
holding It in check in use it ahould roach
lure. have decided to retain the union of
the summer corps of phyelclaua during Hep
umber. Allpolico captain: have been or-
darldtohxve the men of their command
muchueumunoflwrmdlwh wine
perfect condition of hi- poet.
The board in- w 0 circular deecrip
tin of “om W In tlwtull
end hintl for the prevention of the thlil
«them. Pvuplean cautioned against the
eating of uncooked erticlce at my kind. “a
merged to regard cloanltlma above all
eh. All are cautioned to land for Idol»
mottheflnteiguofthodiaew,aud
under Ito cimumatanm to because fright-
cued.
authm'e Hunting.
The circular in II followa:
lining l) acumen. l
cw one. An. til I
"xv-moat or menu uelrn nun
mun» miw cumin.
I'M Ave
show that in etch (ms of cholera have Ii
. in no «men- one
m to n- iii-pieced and mo
mute of the party in potter.
You need not he told the! Idol! legisllllnufl'
mommebly a lock or confidence in the
people. and when the Minimum tell you
they are not In favor of the bill. monubor that
tbebillp'eoodtheflevubliennhomo at revu-
Ieulltivea. ‘
lodge Walla ann' l'lnee.
Borrow, Aug. 8|.—lluu. ”on,” thbot
Indgemn being mixed by n Journal reporter
If be we: a enndidete for tho wmmnbip
left ant by the retirement of Hon Henry
L. Dawes. replied: “I will any frankly that
I no I cundidute, for l nlwnyu thmight it
the heat and most honest may for A man to
announce his mndidu‘y for any gmitiou be
really necks and which is an houonble um-
bitiou to denim. I mean to unite the beat
and most optm canvases I one, for lbelieve
that the more open each a ('illlVillil in the
better it will be for all concernml."
Till-u Probably “'Inl.
Gunmen. Aug. til-dictum» received
here indicate the election of Tillmnu by
about 10,000 majority on popular vote. The
conservatives get a mujorlty of congres-
men, electing Brawley in the Finn. John-
litoue in the Third and liemphill in the
Firth diatrict. shell in the Fourth um
only Alliance congreaamun lo fur elected
Illll ”cell-ed to Ill-cu“ ii.
Annauv. Aug. til—Senator liill declined
to discount the subject of Coxmniuioner
Peck’a report on the wages question andthe
tariff.
Peter-m: Bonn-Install.
Mums, Aug. .‘il.——Jonluh Peterson ha
been renomiuxted for congress by the Dem-
ocrat: of the Tenth district.
rus'elicsaltflvohto.
Kai-ms“, union: inure
At Pittsburgu u, n. I:
Pittubnrg ....... i 0 l) l l o b b x :i. 3 t
Nowl‘nrk.. ..u it 0 ii i ii I! o l i 3 3
ram and Mac); flu-lie and Ewing.
At t'invinnnti n n. k
i‘incinnuti... ,.o 2 U 2 u :l o i! x—: all l
potiooonitllol
d Vlughnh; nun-its, Slnlpy ma
Ati'hiongo- u n It.
twinge... .. o u i u u i o g it up» 5
l’hllmlvlphia,,.n u o 2 e o o I u :l ti 2
Ilutchm-«vu ’unil Kiltrillgo.
Down
\t’u-yhmi: and
At himvlllfi- u n. l
Mui»villo......l D l 0 L' 0 I.‘ 3 1—: ll 6
Brooklyn... .0 0 ti 2 w t it o m r‘. es 3
burden-i and Merritt. Stein and Killbl 1W.
At Pit. Louisa it ll. K
tubule. ....... i) o o 11 a ll 3 t: it 5
Wuhiunnn. ..0 l 2 n I. b o u l 013 s
(ileum and Buckley. Met-kin and )ldlulm
L‘levolxndllultimom some Immigrant-d on ur-
eount of rain.
unlit: Llauru unu- ‘
a
a
At Allmnyr- u n. v.
Allnuy.........0 0 o o o 0 ll u o ll ti 1
Providence...) 1' l 0 l 2 i It x~:2i :2 :
Dnluy Ind fluym. tinillvnn Ind Ryan
At Rochester“
Rorhouter .....il I 0 l U 0 0 l) I II I 5
Troy.... ..lluti)0ulx-II:.‘
Sullivanlnakin and Myers. wrirh uua ('-
bill.
It. II. 7..
At lluffultw n n I.
uuulu ,,,,,,, l) 300 l l) 20: $135:
Biughxmtuu .I) H l u l n I! o o 2 ii I
lichellvrman and Boy-I: Fitzgerald. Heineand
Cotes
Another Ilullronrl Iloul.
l’nrmnrwnu, Aug. :il. -~ It In ahmuuoed
on the street that the New York and New
finglaud Railroad company has juut motion
willful Wind], when ll becomes publlt‘.
will month om» of the greatest M‘llutlun!
thnt llllll been experienced in the tioum-iul
market in a number of )‘v‘llf'i. it In mid
that it will surplus in magnitude the great
deal nihdu by the [leading company. and
that the company will 51W” {untrul of -
number of made or that It will rum to
another grentcurlmrution. The uuvn hell
the «fleet of putting up Sow York and
flow England flock (mm It) to :v:
fi-Illvan'a ('nlielllluh.
llnooxlrx. Aug 31,... Phil i‘....:y u indig~
pint over the I‘Illllibltl :u’ Hulltvnn‘p mulli-
lion. lie mud; "lilou'tvnro who: u said
about l'itillh'fll and his mmdlliozt “u rely-
hlmwlf he never felt better or MflifiKt-r in
hialile. lite beckon are mtlaliml and so
am I. m is how llt to fight m in. lilo at a
moment‘s notiw."
lie-lb of Judge ltllnlf'r.
nu Puncture, Aug, Iii-[Judge hir-
l'llliu ”rafter. n milliunuive. died in thin
city. lie but been mercury oi suite at
Vermont, his native alatv; upv-allrr of the
bouae of repnuentativee of \i'mumén
served two tern» in the (‘nliforniu lightin-
ture end wan appéiltod supreme judge.
A III» emailed to lie-III.
Rnniso. I’m, Aug. :tl.~—Edwml Becker.
who opentellle “one querry in Abaee
county. morn-had to death by twenty
five loud alone. and earth filling on him.
Jul.- Illod‘olt III to III.‘I.
Chicano, Aug. 81.qu lilodgett hu-
decidod to hold an Octobertornv oft-curt.
and bio friend. any thut this room the: In
will not resin from the lunch.
Knife nu Win In Illa Coll.
Amen. Pu. Aug. 3! «A knife and
levers! feet of mini wire were famed in tin
of William 7. Keck. who it to be
hanged at thin plane on w. '
A rut-l Accident.
bun Jimi'flou,‘t't.. Aug. :5i.»~»Janm
ova-nu and (m We. of Montpelier.
were killed and nine percent were we,
injured In a mined one-hop.
m t- In the Ilglm.
Benin. Aug. film-Jan limit, a
wealthy new lawyer of Wilmington, N.
0.,waerobhedofm'vrhile arr-tunic
kit- of tile city after dark
Death In I I’m Wire.
be none Leg-Mud.
Paula, Aug. Il.-—'l'ha Invent- do love-
endthefeur encode in theilulin which
them-bitmap”: Mayan-vs
lie-W end
on em
«fuel-mm mill
fiwuhwywnb
M
colt 3:,30 and
wwcrrmmavcmc:
THEY FAIL TO APPRECIATE THE
PURPosE OF THE BALLOT.
Why You Dhould Vole Ind flow—Dill!-
em Between the Republican and Don»
tenth l‘u’tlu KIWI, ltltmI-onlv
nub]. Point» to (Tonal-hr. i,
in every presidential campign. and
more ospecinlly in every campaign
which,like those of 1988 and 1m,“
fought out by argument rather than
curried through on great waves of popu- . f
lar enthusiasm; there is a large number
of voters of loose minim affiliations
who assert that practically there is no
real diflerence between the two great
parties. The war is over. they any;
specie payments have been resumed; the
"bloody chum" has been filled up, and
really the only question at issue in that
between the "ins" and the "outs." In
other words, to them the only issue that
presents itself in. Who ehnll have the
emcee for the next four years?
For the benefit of such persons and of
those to whom their remarks to this ef-
fect my be midrmsed we beg leave to
eniunit a few suggestions. ‘
A perusal of the platforms of the two
parties shows some [mints of difference
between them at first glance. The Be»
publicun platform declares that the pro
tective system has lmrn u blessing to
the country and should be uminhiinod:
the Democratic platform declares that
all protective thrill duties on.- unconstio
tntionlll, and pledges the party to the
immediate and unconditivmal repeal of
Illt‘ll duties. Here indeed is n mlicnl
difference lK‘th‘t‘n the two great parties "
and one that tiffm'ts every workshop
and every home in the country. Every 1
man who in-Iieves that the tariff "Lin?
curse. that it enhuncee the price of liv-
ing without misting wages. and that the
country Would be “101'!” prosgwrmu un-
der a thrill for revenue only should
vote the Democratic ticket.
other hand. rvery man who believes
that [inflation is a good thing for
American industries
workingmcn. that it footers home pro
duction, luv-pa up wagon and enables
Americana to live better and to develop
their own iuilutrtries instead of depend-
ing upon foreign supplies should vote
the Republican ticket,
Every worhiligmnn who seats that on
abolition of pmtoctive duties would
compel his employers to lower wages to
the British Iilalllllu'tlvlllllut one—half of
what they now lire—or else close up his
works entirely; every farmer who limb
in the factories and Workshops his best
home market, and whom the lurid on
wool or barley or eggs or pomtom
protects from the ruinou» competition
of his Cuiuidian rival; every mlarit-il
mun wimdors not wish hie sinndunl of
wages nnd of Iivim; Ill be bruught dmvn
to that of the British Nili‘ll’lt'd mun in a
similar [umitirm ehuuld vote the llepub
Iirnn ticket.
Again the Delum'rntic platform calls
for the abolition of the 1" per cent. tux
on etnte hunks, which alone Inlikvsuur
nationnl banking eyeiem rest uh a stable
foundation. while the Republican party
upholds our system of national banks.
Every one lllt'frfnm who favor» u re»
turn to the system of banking that pro-
vailed in th‘L-i country hull n century ago.
when money that was good in one pint»
we» bud in another. when a dim-rent
nteofdim'ount bull to be maintained
for the bills of every bunk. and no man
mold tell whether the money he was of
loved was worth its face Value or not - --
every man, w my. who fut—ore it return
to (bill lfill‘ nf Saul" dlmtllll Vote llli'
Democratic ticket. (in the contrary.
every mm who believes that that old
eyatem of atuto banks was wrong. and
diminutive of confidence in luminous,
should vote the Republican ticket.
Still further. the Republican party. by
it: notion in the poet and ill: declaration»:
in the present, initiate that thr- ymiahmli
of the mmtitullml of the United Stowe.
including the fourteenth and filtmnth
Amendment», nholl be onion-rd, and that
every citizen thrill hove the privilege at
every election of calling one lilllut hull
of having that ballot wuutul an out.
The homoerotic party, on the other
landmine thin thin Republican de-
mand in a mmntrum writing, which
would load. In mrtnin portal of the num—
try. tothe domination of the ignorant
end dwraved clam-ii of thenlmlnunity.
um! 414!th that. m for an the moth b
«mourned, tho fonrunmth and fifteenth
amendment» to the cmtitutim are and
Ibull Multicolor-live. The two pa.
aitione' are u for input on the [mice
no imcrmdlnblh. ‘Votm mm
choc-o whether i will mm the one
ortheothcracoi ngtothelr riownof
right and justice.
Re man who believee that bullet bean
elmnld not be sinned, that voice should
not be muted (nicely. and that chimn-
ahouldnotltekeptaweyfrmn the poll.
by violence and inthniiletion. in any
of the republic. can Merrily and
(in the:
and American .
i
v’_:_‘\/ 4"
E eiywucre.
hills”; “2
Feet
Makes m: w.cr\.~dny coxtv::.' ' '-
cld-lztn: it \ Pure and ' ‘. “ ~
Preyitrd v ; l i
awatiutu . .wxllixpmw .
pacing: mm:.-< tw-i Luge ;. »
lmitatwufi» .“i.l Inaivt on i: lli'lgz the
NOW; SE‘CH l'rw,‘ '
miiiELLiXSOUI.E.r;g. ,- "
uhliltn
'Iwel
IIS'
Sparkling; and hna‘iniut. buoyed by the
whole (army No other root beer or
rat! “gun's ‘u‘s’tmamc‘ Ill strength and
purity ilu- but? I» M I-vtmrl makes 5
1.1 cm: loo 4 m: lt‘f'lhtf’alme quot.
r,,........- . . nurtul‘
,. .4. m .. min line 5”
Illll -. .. . ll. l .u tutu). E‘EI‘M‘
gm“. r.....l.., Il-lhvl.“
in, tin
no Yuo '
COUCH
DONv DELAY
TAKE
M
“Ewan.“
Read Thisl ’
alliance end «by realm
chi-filiepr‘plnolne tin-limo.
all people“ ni‘lhelinmbvflim
all the time. An .-
I.“ 1 leaf: M (rWLflt-ml
e mun-0e , iv mete
will Manitoulin mm fouled Into buy.
in; or . or cheap truer-m. (W In.
to emineneygltalnhm
your tut-2‘. at
more!»
Mme we." vig-
oet W in f...“
3: s. L’Hominedleu.
mm ‘wmn. m Me»
Is acknowl
WELCOM
Irlwng Quick Returns
it which
Watches. Chains. Shams.
Mantel l‘iocksiliamcnds.
IABIIII, .IIlIIlISUII & CWI’MII.
2|9 Montague St,
e W. HALLSQUAIEE. “WIN“. “- l
Thus for our Knoll-s delivered in South Sor-
wnik have given generui salt-lfurtlon. and our
method of wyment l.-' highly apprrclnted. Sell
infomuxtlon can be had of our Agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
19 ilAIlJiiiAI) PLACE.
SOIIIII illlllliilii CIIIIII. ,
Savc Your Teeth.
HAVE THE.“ FlLH-fll ¢)Ili‘llt)\‘v'."l~1ll.
Tmlh tillul with Hold. Platinum. All it.
Amalgam and all pi lrlgt' malt-rial». '
'l‘m'tli truth-d and ‘Ilt rte-dull} i'I'h“ rml it ”It
Hui-l. I'lziiiuum or Porcelain (fl-our».
Ill
hf!
a rtlfiriltl it‘i'lli on (lord. I'ltltimmu, l'untinu
on» Hum :ilnl ItiiilIn-r Plain. and All “Irl’lh tr?-
luimn: in lumirrn ill-mirlry.
z“‘iu‘I‘lM Illh‘lllmll given in Irregular umi
l'llllllrl'n.\ (will.
All with of [Fihl run-rumble- prion.
Twill mini unvl vxli‘zu tnl halides-~13;
DR. F. W. DARMEB.
t2 \Vuhittuton St. Uwr Poet ("I‘ll 9.
Sum}. Sum-villi. l‘nnn. oe- ly
Economy and Comicn!
l'b'l-l
Gasoline Stoves
Ind Lvoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
\Vr have the very best malt-
IIIE MANHATTAN
III Ill. SIZES.
“'iil bikr. l'lltlli null Ilu all llil‘ with of u
~lnu- “i liltiilr llu- Ermihlv- not! lxyu-nw. in.
at tl-r Ill llzla limit.
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE l5 GENTS A Blllllll.
W.H.Mcckcr&lic.
Ml'slt‘ ”ALI. lil_n.‘l\'.
Save Money!
-' l' '5.“ l'lfr'ii
F. BllYlSTIN’S
Factcrv at Five Mile River
"u... .g... ._..._
GIIEII IIEDIICTIIIII
Iii PRICES.
”
“i‘v‘fil Muir-t) nl Velru-ipnhm unll Nub- I
Wilton m-i. AIM! at line Ifrw nr hull and
lulu carriage» wry K'IiDfli .
‘I M Ir
MERRILL
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
HTAHI'fllu. £083.
A II". on vv-elw In-lilutlnn luv thr pvm tlrul
trniolnir u mum: mm and ”unit Hum-n for
Minimum. Its ilummgb nor ,mpeviuv moth.
ruin. complete equipment. nod PmilI'fll mrpa- of
i "wim- Imu- won tor It thi- mnibluw' of
tie Mir. livamyima termini; ltmkdtw the,
it» hr. ”comma-hip. I 'nm-pnmiuw, elimi-
hnul neuritic“: Awhileriur-kanvnn nevi
“in I‘ll: HIM . lwnttw nmm my. 0M.
12$. mizurfrnfil‘ lmIihmr. all ottvni
. . or mm" min- . A
if"!!! M. A. MKHKII: .. [WM-mil:
umflml. (“nib
JAEANSE
F; URB
A act amulet: Myanmluiog
of Mt”. hermit val-vulva. also
. imam (. tor new.
men-Milled [line In tvki Chronic.
m I)? W { m
In. for
t Ml"! I.
mew... WNW
button with, ”fit
We!“ Mime. «mu ‘
mm
3%.
.r' t. .
Bum Pine; I
0?
A
o
I
meme... 3.?
placed
Sentinel
liliv nil E NTS‘ " canaaa‘waits‘,‘
Flag Wallis,
' climb and Butter
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price,
BRAIIING, -
‘ SIIIIIIING,
EXCAVATING
B Y
RAYMOND 3 Bios.
lilHN r. FLINN
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and tilts FITTEB.
liilllllliiii SPECIIlll.
ilmvzv...’ [liken lhohmrmrnt nwlcvthe Lit»
~ ilrtxttlngvon btftt'l. South Sorwuiii.
‘Irt-l it fur
Mingus
[II M Ill II Ii
pm tfully N‘llll‘ll a picture of plihliv‘ pulmo-
.u«. l refer to plurnhingl hurt- done forth:
l 1.4 -. \ e-n yours. in llil’ rmplny of W. ll. link-
rr .3: t'n All work Will have my [RH-(Illil sup-
Pl’tl‘llill, Ltflll will hrpl'om tly executed null
<.~-n-t’mtion unity-antral. G we roe-trial I-K’m
Cradduck’s
III). III! WISHIIG I STREET,
.P
The People's It.
ALI. KINDS HF PRIME MEATS ASH
l-‘i:r;>il Viiufl’l'xl’dj'fi IN THEIR
SEASON.
Hin— ~ ~1l7l‘i.lll\fi‘l you uill brmmr ustendy
t-rtxlnmrr.
Hard Times Prices.
A- 9:...ltiillllliK.
[SAD ”um
”51:. 'ml:yowr
- mm
{Indium-
v your .
Vein?“
mm
Illllll sown in 391'?
“
I
A m Illflmkt the. m M
and Inev-
n-e, luau
tom
ell-cm Mam-{minim
lmomhfiemdh ”I
with. my as”, m ' .-
ndure ' a... _ . .
' bye“! In “0!, m lg
w u. rm at our
"em: "mm“.
into rev-mm
out“ up an
m or ”Suez.
”.mml
Mann Hi It!
I.
nodal W 0' .-
lace-«vhn'vvrmwmnni
soar
edged by dealers and con-
sumers to be the standard family soap.
- Tmemeritalone «Hammett trace—
Norwalk Chronicler