IIIHI HIE-llii’s
,
~ 4
a
‘ Woolledi’orand delivered.
RetailFish Oys-
Wand Vegetable Market,
I: . lull!!!“ trim.
Ill-IllHD II'CLIIIIE.
The Former Makes 3 Speech to
Philadelphia Republicans,
rmraIILII-mmirswm
TI. um um: h the Wa Talk
on Ila m— Its-Baum Bayard
'l‘llh b “I Duncan” of “not”;
PM tar Ia. people's Party.
Panama. Sept. u—Gmwu
lion: McKinley, Jr., of Ohio. addreseed
a.illlpeuvpiuattlIeAeuIlerny at Moaiclast
nixhgwhlle fullyaim moron-ere unable“,
togainadmhionbseause ot the crowded
oouditlondthetheater. Themeetiugwar
heidunder the alumina oi the Manufw
turers' club. Postmaster General Wan
mahu’mmtedontiwstage.
The governor was introduced by Mr.
Thoma- Dolan. president of the club.aml
mgreeted with loud and pmionged up
please. During his speech he was [IQquent— the
1y interrupted by the enthusiastic audience.
RimleKinleyandapoI-tyof ladies occu-
pied the Patti box. The governor said in
sulntanoe:
' Cara-am hlclunley' a Speech.
"lava ensue here t. addrem you upouthe
conditional tho country and the elect upon
sucheondilimi of thepubiicpolieieawhich are
advocated by the two great politiud parties oi
thoUnlted Status. Before posing to the dia-
m o! the tarill' l dmire to call your atten—
tloutoalutremarkahie declaration ot' pun
Ianenpunthepartot the Democratic leaders
aw in the platturrn. it iaa
dnnand for the abolition of tin ill per cent tax
uponatatahauha 0! issue. This tax was laid
durincthowar (or the Moon oi displacing
state bank circulation with national money.
It had the ollect intended. The state batik
notalwent out oteircuiatiou and iheuationai
miracle and the national bank notes «me
into circulation.
There can be but one purpose. which mint be
tonatorethem. The result of such action on
themflofthe Democratic party would give
_ I a circulating median In the forty-four statue
andtha territories under different rules and
' and with dillen-nt securities for
the not. to he imued—fortylour difleront
kindaof money under such regulations as the
Women through their legislaturea may
m; all subject toloeai influences and to
theneed “the apeculator and the usurer.
Inuit-ache nothincmdkaotrous tothe
budnnael the country a the maturation III
that kinda! money with which in manure the
exchanges of the people. i cannot believe that
with the experience this country had under
that ayateuI which prevailed belore the war it
will want to return to it again. i fear the poo
pladonot realize the toll force of the Demo
erotic declaration in favor of state banks oi
lane.
For thirty years the Dem raiic leaders have
been " in their h ' ,— iiciea. This
mass has not always taken theme
torn. but its elect has always been to corrupt
and debug the currency of the country.
The 'l'arll.
Thematitutiouflity oi aprutectivo larifl is
not only antalnad by the opinions of Washing.
ton. Indiana and Jefleraon. but it receivml ope
chi recognition in the first mm law em:
p—ed by the congress of the U iml States.
will“! In July I. "All Duran: more
“with. life at tho government debate
“in the l I‘uteittlon lawn and Iii-I
aurora. court or the United States llaa never
mounted any Opinion other lhan in anppurt
at “Nationality of such laws.
'l'ha pattern of the Republican party de-
clares fora tarti! upon loreizu products. so ar-
rangedaa to meet the revenue needs of the
government. and no discrimination In In give
our own people and our producer's- pretcreum
tathh market over the producers at [be other
eontrlaaot thawurld. The platform 0! the
maternity diachro- [or a tarifl which
liailheiurpoaedon foreign pmdurta {or rein
moniy,andhby far the boldest utterance
“my and modem- {nor of the Brilleh
dwtriaaotlraetrnie. aaa mean at raising
manna aproiectire tan] la a sum way than
warm. .
Wrinkle“: mount speech In Brook-
lya. rudeeta Iha taril! plan! In the national
athl- porty. but announced one tor
”in tart! for menus only. with
W I! addental protection.
Governor McKinley then read extracts
{II-I Senator Hill's speech and commented
i
“in" Will Reply.
The governor’s mention at l’ruddeot
'rnarne waa greeted with a atom:
d W, and when herefemdunhe
My section at the taril actthm
mats-rs tor iii-inc II hiie be war tell‘
ludtha new lodustrleaihathadhrm
built mph this may a haunt WI
tulda at tin and hearing the lnwrimkm
M‘lllfimtul‘ifi u."
w appearance
the npealicr, and he tamed
atthebanusr. "Amhertmphy
taril.” was hhenrameot.
darn were dun for American
threaquarterr he
i
E
affirm... “new;
, that worm
Xe
mm. RM» ”-4“ vim-l his
Wuhyuaderthsemvimcd the
not [mandala
. «adidalaaul any party but throats In if
Will
4 Italian.
m» cam-am “D “It “I;
can and sec Them.
IIIIIIIIII II cunt ’I IIIIioII.
H H. Miekerlio.
smmtflams
nth-ultr-
III. Inn. IIIII Mildl‘
\
«poorer-firms
III IIIIIIIIIII‘II 81'. IIII‘IE.
. IWHALLW
mmmhemnsdsdmhidtvldm
air for private Mimi-Ir it this were
permitted domestic tranquillity was no
linger-wire.
Burning-nu thorn-m.
Wheatho'gmernmcnt lemlaitaelftotho
we! organisationswhieh make the
aka. the-trons stronger andthe
worm that: could be noprnsperity
‘0' ' than high”;
pubiicprlvlisgeslorother pu eru
Thoaewhowere chosentogormthepeo-
piswerehutthe people's manta,“
tonecutethepeopie'swiii.
Hrnayaldtheatookupthetaridqnw
Mwhichhedhcunsdlualiitshearinga.
Behrsttook up the question of shipping
andaacribedtothepolicyof protectionthe
of commerce and importation and
theincreased «at 0! living, A tax that
had for its object revenue only encouraged
odometer.
The speaker maintained the right oi any
man toexchangethepnaluct at his brain
or bank whenmr be found it to his best
advantage. The protection policy would
reduce the agricultural interests of the
west and south to destitution. iligh taI-ilis
did not protect American workinguien, for
wages were paid when there
was no protection at alL
After speaking some time on the'federal
elections bill, the speaker closed with a
reference. to Grover Cleveland as a repre
sentmive of the highlnt type 01 American
character, whose public and private life
were to be emulated, and who, while he
may have diepicasul the American people
had never deceived them.
FIX-Railroad Commissioner John D. Ker-
nan, of Uticn, lollochl .\lr. Bayard with a
brief address.
STEVENSON IN RICHMOND.
the federal Elections ltlli Stained an the
lune of the Campaign.
Rimuosii, Sept» ill—General Stevenson
was given the grandest met-pl ion that ever
was tendered any one in this city. The
great meeting was held in Mozart hall. and
over 2,!!!) people were prurient to listen to
the distinguislml speaker. The diflercnt
clubs [omit-Ii in the lower part of the city
and man-ind to the hall, where reservnl
seats were lit id for flu iii.
“'hen GI iieml. S t Icinon flllpt :IroIl ill the
hall he was gnu-rd with the wildest up
plause. and when he t‘iflllt' forward utirr
hisintnvduction it was sen-ml minutes be-
fore the applause subsided enough for the
apeoker to begin C oloncl John ii. Cary
’ ‘ ‘, itiid H the (list ‘
gentlemen 0“ the ~t. up were the following:
Governor McKinm I GI nI-ral l‘itziiugh
Lee, Hon. George D. “‘iIIc. Mayor l-Illywn
and othenx. Colonel Cnry int habit-alveo—
ernl Stevenson 31:4 the next vice president.
Gem-ml Sth’li‘Hlll, nlicr thanking the
audience {or its cordial greeting. spoke of
the Wise allniin'nstmlioii ol Cleuinml and
'it with the present ruler and re~
ferred to the billion dollar I‘IJIIKMi. llI
dwelt at sortie iI- ~IIgth on the MI Kinle} lurid
bill, and explniiml that wherever thrill was
menthmed it meant taxes. lie said that
thrill law does not govern wages. but Ilmt :
it was ruled by a higher power—that of do
mood and supply-and asked it the aura
of the laboring men haul gone up during
the but thirty years In? the thrill hml.
The speakcrmici ..I r- .I- rn-Ii ltrh‘fi’
to on» stntcirieiit " Ii I. n I l mire In another
that is II lIuIIIirnl iiiun more in puruuit
than the Izii‘il'mi mean the ion-e bill." Sui-I
be. “if illt'h’ i. ll mun iii-re who thinks that
the force bill is a dead hone let him go out
west and he will flmi it a very live imuc."
lie first referral to what had been said
on the question by Sprinter Reed, of the
Filty-tlrst congress, and luliy explained
thcmcouihg ol the billmnd said that it
Would not he iitvmry to have this lil'l'lr
lug l! the force bill was in force.
lie concluded his mum-ks by saying tin-Ii
he did not mow lmIII bi.» for western home
lathe oidIlIIrIIiuiIm to tell its citizens to
vote the ikIIIocratic ticket. but to appeal
Io them in stand by their liuilim. their
wives and childrro. it was the Him-l I'll-
thusiastic meeting ever held in the city.
POWDERLY’S POSITION.
The (file! Knight of 14.30! Declana [or
the People's Party.
i’aILAIIELI-ms, Sept. 2i.-iienerul Mailer
Workman i‘awderiy, hearing that the Door
erratic national wmineewaadintrilmiinl
aa a campaign document part of his article
on"i.abor and l’rIItI-cthin” in The North
American lteviI-w, lute unm- out with a let
tor in which be unplmtically denies any
championship of the [Mannie party.
Hr l’omlrriy Ilriiotiuwa t'lmiriiian liar
rlty as Ilelmtinu the will of the people ol
l’eonsylvnnla by (Mudlfl the «Imam»
tlonal woventlim. "It was Mr liarrity,‘
he says, “aha frontal that part at the Item
a “limitation“ convention tor everything}
unapt a champ la the ballot numbering
“m V!
llr. Powderly ahIo urn-um iiuvrmor
Pattisoa'r course toward the woultuthmal
charm. and mimics his letter thus:
thahuaoil anhmltoiay also“ lathe
rots-st Mkfllaharhyaawdarih
mu. oi the Kahuna of helmet an ”a...
tie-a! platform «the l'ouple’ In part, Iamllciain
m1”? West-natal 0mm Jam
Weaver W with (tough.
Artists, Sept iii. “rl'fl ibmudpao-
moulded“ the m capitol to hunt
Weaver. After waiting ball on
WRWHW that hominid not
”if. as lit! Iltl ml I“ "If" Willi no
[random at apart to W and had
thrown up his coma-III»
Bertha» limt fildwml the sodium.
roughing for limo that they would uiw II
fair barbie. A vote was takmlmiiina
General Wren-r to speak. but he would
“entire.
Halao‘a W‘s hrty.
Mm». Iii-pt at «‘A Mati- um
" is. at the Imam party was mom. and
It ratified the Iminatiuo of ial
electors named at thotiariliner «nitration.
Mina) M
out» more. m, sea. W
m w W
decay of American shipping, due to the'
oeratie plllltrfln of Ian which sidetracked hurt
WIN‘W. I“!
(or 30b Printing-lit M
With the utmost W
‘ nets. When in a hurry
' . give us a coil.
Ensign Sam-Ivan,
Railroad Place.
canton. POPE one.
[to Old Vat-ran llmthea Illa laat In
th- 8aada-lty aloldlera’ Ila-a.
Burnout. 0.. Sept. zit-«General John
E'opa dia'd late last nixht attheduhiiurl’
when. lie vrsabora in Louisville in
m and was graduated from the Wed
Point Military
much-my at the
our ol’ twenty.
Ar." serving in
Flozitln the two
iollcm lit); y'earaha
“‘III- nuil‘lnumd
.. lithiriwiii ill I“
and took part in
the Mexican war.
in II liich he earned
the rank of cap
lain. Sillsuequent
_.> ycaniwI-re devoted
‘ principally to our»
veyiux. When the
civil war broke
(3!me “"‘E- out he Iv: Is made
origadier general oi volunteers. and a»
signed to duty in Missouri, lnnii II hich be
lrove Sterling Price
He was subsequently Ioiiiinaiuier u! the
Army of the Mhisiniippi in June it»), he
was assigned to the command of the Army
If Virginia, with which two IIIoIItlni later
He almost continuously for fifteen days
taught a superior ConiedI-rawionie under
Senorai Robert E. Lee
One of these battles was the mood Bull
Run, for the failure to take part in which
:lie first day Gem-mi i" it: John Porter was
:hargcd with Ii'ombI-ying orders by (it iwrul
Pope. General Pope was relieved oi the
tumours] of the Army of \ Irginin on Sept
Baudassigiied to the ilepartiiient of the
Northwest, where he checked the inroads
If the Minnemta lmlians.
After the civil war he sen'cd in other
restern departments until lie was retired
ii March. 1M}. lie was but-vetted major
general in the spring of 19135 for his scrviu’s
it the capture oi island No. it). and ad-
vanced in the full rank in October that.
THE CHOLERA‘S DECLINE.
No New cm in New York. and Hamburg
Rapidly lusprovlux.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24,—le health board's
bulletin was of the same tenor of those
that have been issuoi lur several days. it
showed that no mar-s Iii cholera had up
pom-ml during the preceding twenty-four
hours. Appendcd to it was a n’port ol
bacteriological examinations into the mm
of Mary Murphy. M (ii Cherry street: ll.
\‘l'cxschaik. ol li Second sin-ct. and llop
“'alI. shovfiltg that death bad no: resulted
[mm cholera
Innis \Veiiiluiger, who was taken sick on
Sunday. died ycatI-niny at the reception
hospital [or Asiatic cholvrm There are two
other suspicious canes, those of Margaret
C(lllKlllln, of 2m Avenue C. rind Licb Sin
uovviu. of 213 Division sin-ct, which are
also under nine-rm! ion.
Ila-bur; still Improving.
"Minute. Sept. 2&- The illltllllt'l'olln‘Sll
holcrn cases has been 8:”. weighty-(our
letter than yesterday; the nliiiibcrol III-slim
Ht, or lilteeu fewer than yesteniny. The
intennents have numbered 24!, or filly
lower than yesterday. The hmpitais mu-
ialii 2.5% patients. or 15’! fewer than your-
lay 'l'lu unijurit) of the path-uh i.) the
boapitais are cIiuIiilI-‘evut.
All \"r-ll till the (ion.
BALTIIIIIIIII .. Sept. ’4.——Thi anxiously
looked for .‘ll'illlit‘l’ “cm. from lll‘l'llit‘ll.
with Lil" liIIIIIigriIIIts for lliillliimm. an
rived at l‘upt- Henry and reported all III-ll
an board. Si will be inspected by Ipiumu
line ulllciahi before proceeding up the bay
The Plague in (uteri.
\'ll:.\‘t\‘.\, Sept. 24. -St-\'ttiilH-li fresiicnsI-n
nl {\Mlnllt' clinlvm and two death». aw I1“
pond 1min l'moow. The Ilia-mu- is said
to have I6|lel lathe garrison, but all llt’"
tall» are withheld.
a
The “ruler. la Russia.
Gusset, Sept. fits-(Mien have been
given to cease sending exiles to Siberia lnr
the present, LS cholera is prevalent alum;
the mute.
Another (an In London.
lanai»! Sept 24. —A mail is noportctl to
have died in this city oi Asiatic chub rII.
llohma Killed In a Paulo.
Nari You. Sept. ut.~—A tiny Home on
the altar of a hollow street syimimuue
waved Lilli III-lunar» into a mad panic. and
in au slim tenet out oi the building they
tramplulupou each other like I herd of
dampedl cattle. l-‘oIIr permits m-n-
hllla out um, um seriously linumlmImo
laially, and scones bruised or mherwiae
t
“at Little [torsion Ktory.
l’mvuvssI-r. Sept. 24.~ Lyrurmin Snylm.
told to In the lawyer to whom Lizzie
Borden la elk-Ind to have applied for infor-
mation an in thedlotfliiutlun «If her father’s
estate in the event of his death. said that
ilurewaamt a word of truth in the story
as lat as be was mourned.
In. "unloa- Unchanged
WIIIIIIIIom. Sept. m Mrs llsrrimn
balsmtlri tbrsams Ixrmlillon as she has
been for “W peat mk. llI-r Iwrvum pros—
lratloa Mun» marked. The Illllicnuy oi
mimiiatiou mild loud t‘lllillilm. like has
inherent today.
The “rm,” suit».
(mom ltsrius. la. dept. III. w'i'iw min
timbers have aniuaIm-«l their deters
situation to iota the striking operators on-
lua the mpaoy grants the demands of
the strike";
Mom om. Illi- In flalelde.
Pnurmrtts, It. i‘., . eat—4m W.
Wit-lemme! the oldest {arm-rant Ark-
wright. minimal suicide by cutting his
throat Melton-I Iran the cause.
‘ WANNAW..- w... M
m... ., ltla rm».
Pmntmrmao. Pa.
Grundy. arias lino.
Itaatly killed by his wile in a
tin Mia of a revolver.
Airport. 15..
Man Mat
, It
“0 “Ml
Want” to the a It. Wrath.
mm 0.. u-a-AItx-yaamldhuy
mot-arm. lie raid!»
nominal.
tannin-lam
Eschew ‘
all .
poor chews.
but
choose
a good
chew.
That is to say,
chew
B-L
the “gilt
edge” chew.
it bring;
contentment.
You get
this luxury
at the
price
of poor trash!
Sold
Everywhere!!!
state, as reporud from New
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with
scrupulous (are. Highed
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pics.
Avoid
limitations—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
MERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y
DO YOU
'G/ouaH
DON‘T DELAY
MPHS
TFKi
Int do». tell ty calm everywhere.
to «aural .1.”-
III: I!
lava able intake only II little lleIlIl nonra- ‘
.r
QI/is, 5/1 . My :«IL/
Ira-min In
U: '- Mull
m... S
It“
"III III II...
Gum. m iininenm.
IDIDQIII’OIITI
W
IIIIIIIIII
. , PLHHBIK: H
impseitunr “stiletto-urn! labile
air-main“. «W . .
memfi
G. A. A.
Cures Bliloua him Complaints.
Mg“... #3;
wllirullevswhsoaiieiaefal
HIM .Il March 2. 18.
W. J. “In una~bear 'ha: vssuaoud
lei rihir with aoompilcatlouo digs-ea; two
doetara toil Iaa oualddo nothing (or me.
that] would never he any better. 1 ads
very critical III-art trouble. to had that was
several time» almost given up to die indigo.»
lion and maker were at the same time doing
its deatrnctive work: 1 ans ina very bad cor»
ditiou In mach was so weak and irritated
It would not retain the simplest (mid. lkicton
told me the lining"! my I: omach was com-
plet ly ruined. I have consulted the heat phy-
sioians iii Bunion and hovel-ten machines
said to be good. including Honda. Bron n' s and
fiycr’sm Bataaliariiia. Pepin and rue-by more.
After one very brd att Ink one
year ago (mm which i did not rally i has in-
duced to taken trial bottle on}. A. A. .rvos
opt-med to it at first. allot taking a tow doom
1 tell boiler at one. its elleu was dltlereut
from anymihinz i had ever taken; 1 how used
three honditleaa am cured. it bushel me
more than the doctors or all the In ici uei
haveever used. Thine desiring can call on
Wlmi
Board (If HIIIHH
Notice !
HE presence of Cholera in
New York bay, its appear-
ance‘in New York city and its
suspected entrance into this
Haven, make it the duty of than!
local Board of Health to advise
such precautionary and prevent-
ive measun snas may be needed,
’ r I .
to_ compel Its absence from our :EII‘L'IE‘H’HHHSE any time Mush
midst, or to successfully combat “c" ' “m" ‘menm'm" °°
it if discovered with us.
While the chance of its being
found here is small, yet a regard
for Public Safety demands that
the most effective steps be taken
to meet it; coming, no» in the
sense of ularmists, but of a wise “
forethought, even as though the
Asiatic scourge was knocking at
our doors. ‘
(Tholcm is eminently u filth
HALE, the llruggisit.y Salt Agni.
‘“ G SNMH [11
’H‘ ’Tle.
disease. it Is not contagious In , z.
the same sense as is Scarlet \3; f " ’1'
. ' _ _ l.) p I
Fever or SmaIl-pox it is in- '3 K _ '
erI-tious. communicated by a
specific, living germ Tlie.(lis-
ease cannot exist unless the
gerrwexists, nor occur unless
the germ gains access to the
intestinal canal "The Watch- unis TE“ 2
word of Protection is Cleanli- VHHH
ness." Clean ourselves, and 3"" lHll
. ’ A:- a sprt‘htl inIiuceIm-m lIIrJK-unle‘" "lion!
\\‘ ith clean surroundings, though (PllbratI-IITEAS Ina MAXI)" mu [IE
will fur It rhnri time ive to the renter: of this
paper SULXIJliULl) (Inns with club order:-
r 4 lbs and It lbs. Send a». pump [or :0 page
illustrated Inialognv.
SHPPHSE
YHH "ii I
“S HHHE
THE BELKHlP TH (30..
BB] DOIPOB’I'. 91'.
Family Washings!
.-. ...._.. ’-'~—-
Plain washing. .............. a) cents per dozen
flushing and ironing,
tin: Cholera comes, it will fail to
find an abiding place.
“’9, t‘ creforc urge upon
the Public Ii careful attention to
the established rules of health.
l’iisanitury conditions should be
removed—a watchful oversight
kept as to the surroundings,
and ii thoughtful vigilance in
the destruction of all causes fos~
wring filth.
The Board advises the thor-
ough cleaning of all premises
and streets, the removal of all
filth and garbage, the disinfec-
Tht- above price: include
Sliwlb. Pillow Cases. Towels. Napkins. Table
I‘loihs. Baby Clothes. Chemises, Night
breasts. Dram-rs. Aprons. Cor-
set Covers. «he.
“‘lll‘l‘l! SKIRTS EXTRA.
tiun of all vaults and cesspmla. _“‘”‘”"“ . .
it I-Iimiiieiids a personal at- c0lleHl|0lis and DBllVBllBS
II-Iilion to hygiene and its laws, Free,
mul In the fuel that those who
lend cleanly and regular lives
rarely take cholera. “ its vic-
tims are mostly among the dis-
sipated and dirty.”
it bespeuks a cheerful and
hearty cooperation from the
people in its efforts to guard the
town from the inroads of pesti-
lI-nm or disease.
Norwulk, Coiin., Scpldiiibcr
the mm, 1392.
SAMUEL DAtiliAll, Prom;
C. B. Conninuli, Sec'y.
J. (i. (laminar, M. 1).,
F. ii. Burn, M. i).
The Committee of the Norwallr
Board of Health
Homesic Laundry 00.,
3| cannon 8t. Hamill.
tYUNTllAt'm TAKEN FUR HOTELS AND
Mlllmllfi. iiIL‘D
WAGONS.
New and mind hood
Huggins, Photons. Carriages.
canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND ill-III? 'l'llhll.
Henry Tilly.
H. HBHLYH Hi 80H
Pinon-hunt!» to tr. it. Dalllvn.
TlN‘
mummmxsuwuu
”ti. H. HHNALHSHN,
E.H.MHHHI8&HH
Burglar-Proof Safes.
ll WEEKLY!
..... t0 cents per dozen
Putdownintlia bummer»
RANGEsI the lowest price,
groves.
WAR E
Menominee.
HHAHINH.
HHHHINH,
EHHAVATINH
IIIIIIIII Inns.
South Norwalk.“ I.
.. WW»...
L. H. DECKER.
bum 1N
it Budliiny 8t.. Barter, list.
Fire and
Paints, Oils. Glass, etc:
Artists' litterisls.
Pictures Framed to Order. Painting,
Paper Hanging and Decorating.
TIA—“'ASIIING‘I'ON STREET—'10
Smith \‘orwalk.
wants
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors
nuns” WHHH III III IHHDS.
TIIII Best Sales in the World.
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