"The Ilium! Carib-mitts: la-
suea an Appeal for Pamela.
INHIYINAIIA'B Am mums
lhey Ara Over Dear rest long, lléarly
Ivor-awn...” slayttot Benin-a
Ia Ila-s to Supply the \'otcra of the
Me Latest lletumfromtleargla.
N“ You, Oct. 7.—'l‘he Democratic na-
tional 'ctanmittee has issued an eddies to
the people of the United States eallingfor
,mys:
With t with subddlmd in-
g-I ,withsm hircdproissaiouals
as in politic] intinuda-
polls.
W m are employed they are listed.
thirslaraotenandhktoryutdowmand the
influence likely to control each
noted. When menarc found who cannot
any scheme be brought to directly vote as
m the system inclndu the alternative of
keeping them from the polb by ostensible and
highly paideseploymcnt. by intimidadon or by
methods within the ingennity and re
soarcssof skilled manipulators employed for
Sfi:
anchparpoaes.
Mommittee hasnottroopsoi oillcehold-
fill nowinto its party treasury. It will not
sgrastiulve high places in the people'sservlee
tor money. it will not contract to uphold any
bargain heretofore made by the Republican
party, under cover of law, for any contribu-
Hon, however great. lt appeals to the people
Igaialtoneaudalloithcseopponenhthua
curreptlyhanded against the iricndsoi good
mus-ant.
We have no resources except what the pair
We call for means not onlyto
entail the truth among the people and to aid
ingettingtothepollsthefulland honest vote
entrants-es, but also to detect, to prosecute
Mpuninh crimes againat the purity of the
ballot, wherewevcr in the United Stain they
are perpetrated and by whoever committed or
directed.
Every indication points to the defeat at the
Minneapolis candidates and to the triumphant
election oi’ Cleveland and Stevenson. The pop-
ular will clearly favors the Democratic cause.
All anxiety about the state oi New York is al-
layed and she will give her electoral vote to
our candidates. All reports from independent
and conservative sources in other parts oi tho
country are exceptionally promising. With
vigilance and timely action evorywberg. which
.Ja‘. ,
polled. coun‘l'ed and declared throughout the
mtry.and if this is done detest is not poaciblo.
The committee calls upon all goodcititena
for the aid which it requires for those objects.
It invites and will wolcumo contributions from
every honest man. No contributions will be
accounted toosmall. Wherever a bank or a
putal money order olilcc can be found tho
meanaenist for placing at tbod'bpueal of this
llsn. :I 91hrllfl‘fll'flli‘uilmwhich
' ' .. ti tllIllTY
. : t e XIIIIlittt-c
Dos M. Dnmssov.
Chairman Democratic Campaign Committee,
PENNSYLVANIA’S BALLOTS.
'11», Will lie ll: by 22 Inches and lay
Not Be l'rlntcd in Tim.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.—The politicians
are exercised over the new ballot law
which will L . in: at the ‘
election. Chairman lit-odor, of the lit-pub-
licenstateoommittee has received inior~
nation that the otl’Ic'Inl ballot decided upon
bySecrctary of tho Comruonwmdth “liar—
rlty will be fl! inches long by... W lnchm
wide, and in the three columns will be
given the Republican DcIInIt mile and the
Prohibition, I' ooplc s and Sociolislic- Labor
tickets. The last thrco will be' In one col
Charles ll. Mullen. an extensive paper
manufacturer at. Mount Holly Springs.
who was a delegate to the national Repub
lican convention at Minneapolis. says:
“Thucianot paper of that odd size or
enough paper to cut and print onctentb of
the number of ballots that will be rcquirvd
inthiestate this fall, and you can my for
me that there is not product or stock
enough in the markets of America to allow
sunbathing lobe done. it is a question
if all the mills in this country, Were they
tohegin on the contract toduy, could turn
out the paper needed for such a job in time.
and I am certain they could not beprintcd.
Thetickets must be printed for sixtymven
cone orated. summed, numbered
and in books more than 56 luclwrs
long by 3 inches wide."
Said Chairman Render: “1 do not not
how the work is to be done unless lhcy got
to work immediately and go to New York
and other places ior paper and
. tcan'thedonein thetimeal
Unless thework be commenced at
”mun be a terrible mix."
“no tickets mutt be ready for thc diatri
button of half oi them on the ith of No
vembsr. must. they out" was inquired
“Yes. and there’s where there will in
trouble. The cometary of the common
dayahsiore the election the ballot» must
bedfliibuted. The sheriff is required a
lane his proclamation for the electing) upoi
thellling by the secretary oi the cmnmon
wealth (d certificates 0! nominal.
“m is to bedone then?" “i don'
knew. Theballotamay be gotten out it
was ii thework is comrmncsd lmmrdi
rahsrwise i cannot see how it is pas
Ethan printed in time.”
and ltepnbliems its!
hlaaku ballot will be too oomph
for the average vesagsvoier to understand
only the two loot ticket it
“ummmwimwnwm
ballot four test and ion
IIIIUIE lI MI I IN”.
W “Mimic
“mm mm.
nehnnuwonldhelnthenelneeratieeol'
labor standpdnt. After speaking at the
merchant marineswhhth he said pas
““7 WM 1““ Wm
speakmdisen-ed the on. till, which he
declared subversive of American liberties.
A budreference to party unityoauaedsome—
my locallfor three ehcersfpr Davida
ll mwhiehwareglven witha will.
19 over an hour, audit
was 10m when the meeting brokeup, but
thchlllwaeasuu .uludat "to” II fl
the beginning. ‘ ‘
leKinley in Cowmtiut.
New Bun-six, Oct. 1.-Governor Wil
llarn McKinley, Jr., of Ohio, lest night
fluke to thelargtst salience evigathered
hollow lint-in Opera house.
I.“ purple being prurient, packhrg the
auditorium and thestege totheutmost
limit oi their capacity. Governor lickin—
lb? WIS accompanied irvsn Hartford
Governor llnlkeley and Colonel Fm
Chcny, the Republican candidate for lien-
tenantgovernor. WhenGoveruor McKin-
ley was introduced the entire audienm
joined in vociferous cheering. it was Gov-
ernor McKinley's first appearance in pub
lie in Connecticut and the only speech he
will make in the state during the coin-
. lie spokefcrover an hour filld a
on the thrill
The Georgia Election.
ATLA‘STA, Oct. 7,—Governer Xerthen's
majority is 70,555. Peck, the third party
candidate for governor, is beatcn in his
home county, Rockdale, by 315 majority.
He carried eight out of 137 counties. The
Democrats elected the entire state ticket,
and carried every senatorial district except
two, which are doubtful, and elected the
lower house, with the exception of four Re-
publicans and ten third party rcprescuiar
tires. The Democrats swept every «Ingres
aionnl district, carrying 'l'ouI Watson's dis-
trict by 1,5“ majority. The reports cover
l3? counties and nearly all!) election pro
cincls.
Cleveland Highly Pleased.
BIrzzIIrIn‘s BAY, Mess, Oct. 7.~l'ZX<l'ri~s-
idem Cleveland has arrived here. Mr.
Cleveland spoke highly oi the political pros—
pects in New York. The exact dun~ ut his
departure with his family for New York ho:
has not yet fixed.
“'0" Nominated.
Conxmo, N. Y., Oct. 7.—'i‘ho Democratic
congressional convention of the Twenty‘
ninth district, which includes Steuben,
Seneca, Schuyler and Che-mung counties,
nominated ex-Azts-clnblynian l“. 5. Wolf.
Hallo “1“ Not Debate.
Bosiox, Oct. ‘I.—l.icutemiut Governor
Hails, the Republican candidate for gov—
ernor, has fl'lllSt‘tl to take part in the joint
debate with Governor Russell suggested by
the Democratic Estate cornmittec.
Nuns“.-. ~- uni-gm
PliilVllillb't'E, ()ct. T.——Llcltlrliu.hl Gov-
ernor Melville Bull was nominated lort‘ulb
grammar: in the First district and Hon. A,
Capron in the Second by the Republicans.
McNaughton Nominated.
ROCHESTER, N. ‘1, Oct. 7.--—'l'hc Denny
cruts of the Thinl m‘ngm-sslnnnl district
nominated ex-Sunnur thumb! flown-42»
ton.
Bayard still in Ills- I‘ll-kl.
WImtIsurox, Del, Oct. 7.-—The report
that ca-i-ecrctary of State Bayard had cull—
celed his Wt‘SIBflI cugagementsisincormt.
Bacon [or Congress.
Minna-rows, N. Y.. Oct. 7.-—'l'he Son-it-
teenth congressional Democratic com-cu-
tion ‘ ‘ Henry Recon.
Daring Smugglers.
SAN Fluxclsco, Oct. 7.—lt him just been
learned here that the swift yacht linlcyun.
which recently sailed from Victoria “Elli
smuggled opium and Chinese on board.
discharged her illicit cargo at various
places along this coast, and has returned to
Victoria. The smugglere’ ring at Victoria
actually ran in and sold in Pacific coast
ports $1501!» worth of opium and mum)
worth of silk, besides landing eighty-nine
Chinese, for whom they received can a
head. *
The Deadly Parallel.
BOSTON, Oct. 7.—-'l'he Advertiser proposes
to The Herald that the two papers agree
upon certain bones of lrnding political in-
terest in thin campaign, and that the argu-
ments printed by each be given in parallel
columns in each journal alnlultuncoursly.
Drench Oaramen Win.
Plans, Oct. tie-The rowing nmteb be
tween the eight. Parisian oarsuien of Comic
de l'Aviron and the London Rowing club's
eight took place on the Seine over a two
mile course. The Frenchmen won eaeily
by a length.
A Dire Predleilu.
Was'r Cnssrsu, Pa,0c.t. 1.—liev. An
drew Jones. the colored preacher who love
told the Johnstown llood and the Charlies
ton earthquake, predicts a cyclone which
will bring death and destruction tothie
city.
Booth lat la Good Health.
usswoon, N. 5., Oct. 7.-&lwin llmth
ianotin good health. aside from the acci-
dent of the day More yesterday, and fears
are entertained that if he receives another
attack it will go ill with him.
“I'- lulu by Ian.
Oaxaca, Oct. 7.~—~'l'he Mule-n Bontbm
railroad wu opened up to this city today.
giving for the tirel- time rapid and direct
commutation with the City of Mexico
and the United States.
finer-at- taller lwera In.
Momma, Vt. Oct. 7—Theleglslstcre
met and Governortlleetlrevi X Puller took
the oath of omee, which was admlnuered
Chief Justice Ross, and then deliverwl
meal Ins-age.
Winn».
recur. A.'l'.,0et. 7.-—-lienrlque om
aalesanchdrolfsreeldiedoithlr-tin
thedeacrtnearthefionorsllns somedsys
Their bodies were found twenty
, mil-fromwater.
.ayalty llvlhltatleflr.
lame. 0st. 7.-Bpeelal Envoy w. I.
Curtisaad anowdon todaypre-
smiedthsoflelsl invitation to the royal
mwnmcfluphmhmmm
mafia-W4-
ill IUIIIIIIIIII I‘l’. IIIIIE.
somatuassums. ally
WEALTHY Milli SUICIDE
“E; Remorse Closed William M.
Rock to Take His Own Life.
nmmmrmmm
\, .
It Was Inst in Speculation. and Rather
than m Ills \l’oahess to Ills
Ideals the Philadelphia Dry Goods
Imhant Put a liullet in Ills Temple.
Pomerania. Oct. 7,—“illiam M.
Bunk. aged forty-six. a member of tho
fully Macadamia of Darlingtothunk
Gr 00.. adiructorof the Penn \lntual Life
insurance company and a wealthy and in-
iluentlal citizen of this city, committal sui-
cide at his country home at St. Davids,
near here, by shooting himself through the
temple.
A week ago Mr. Dnrlington returned
from Europe. During his nineties Mr.
Bunk had been dealing in stocks. It ap-
penrsthat Mr. Bunk, whose own personal
scale is represented when very handsome
one, did not make these ventures with his
owuiunds, but aided by the ‘ "of
Mr. Burlington be employed the moneys
ofDarliugion, Runk & Como aggregate
of about noon.
Upon Mr. Darlington's return he made
natural inquiries us to the course of busi-
ness while he was abhmdmnd was informed
by Mr. Runk that certain hills which had
accumulated in the interval, aggregating
the total stated above, had been paid.
When the discovery was made that such
was not the case Mr. Bunk went directly
to his handsome home. His wife was ex-
ceedingly eolicitous over his great tit-prel-
sion and tried tochocr him up. Later he
wrote two letters and [cit them upon his
liln-ary table.
“'lIon the horrible discovery wns “12th
that hchad killed himsi-li word wus sent
tollr. Burlington, who n-sidca at Haven
(0rd, and to Samuel B. Hammond they
arrived quickly. The two letters were ud-
dresmd respectively to Mm llnnk and to
Mr. Burlington and unpainted them with
the cause forum, not. It was at uncut-vi-
dent that tho remrt to suicide was not in»
cause of an im’lricvnble cmbnrnmwmem.
because his own estate would linvennnli-
good the loss, and the firm itself is too
soundly based to be scriously allot-ted by it.
Remorse Prompted the Deal.
It seennl entirely probable tlutt the reason
for ”it: Iii-col is to he lulllnl in ili~ n'umrsc
that. he had deceived his pnrtm-r and
lacked the courage to make a clean breast
01 his transactions. Um- word of mimic
club would at once have brought his part-
um- and more than all his friend to his
am: out be mm "Uh Mfllng enough for tbrd
wonl.
The deceased was born in Kingwood.
N. J., the late Stacvy ll. Barcroft having
been his uncle. “t‘ biwmnc rI partner in
the wholesale dry goods store of Bancroft &
Co.,nud upon Mr. llnrcruit's retirement
the lath-r nnule him is gift oi 8100.1“).
Mr. think was t'fllt‘t’liilly actin- in church
work. ”1- ilt'YDl .l :II'..lI of hi» limo i-I
Suutluy solved 1.. ."._ i... ..’Il_\ 1- -. . ml
the l’ndmlnnl lxpmmpa‘x (IIIIIIII :I,I:l Wu:-
conln‘clml with IIIIM oi the charitable Insti-
tutions of this diocese.
lic wan. a vestrymnu of the Church of tho
Holy Ayn-tics, 'l‘wunlydlrst mui l’uristiun
“mic, illlil ruminant. Sllpci'lll:i'lulclll of tho
Sunday school. He won III-«I u. rostrynmn
at St. Martin‘s church at timlnm‘, lb'hllll‘.‘
being one of the board of IImuIIgI-n. of the
city mission, with which hc has In.“ gun.
netted slum its orglln'ltnliou, serving its
trmsurcr since 155d
lie was prominent in the Sunday School
Ambit Ion of the Ulcer-soul l’I-umylvnnm,
being ouuoi the oflfiltlfllIllt'itlllt'l\,ililtlil
nienIIn-roi the board of lllllilélgt‘l‘s or the
American (Thumb Sunday School illsilililc,
and of tho joinl diocesan cuInEIIittcc on
Sunday WIliflll lessons lot the Episcopal
church, winch in annual ram-{Inn Ill Nair
York compllvs the lessons (or thousand
the church thmuxhout the l'uitcd States.
An Active Church Worker.
As a member of the limthorboul of St.
Andrew be exhibited the groan-st {\i'llt‘lly.
lie was alsonummbI-r of tho muthwcst
congregation and of thehmt drum-mumm-
ventiou, and on Tuesday nm N .. . n. huh
gone to Baltimore to Npmlii \\ IIlI tit-urge
C. Thomas, his cubiborcr in the work III.
the Church of Ille- lioly Apuatb-u, the Sun
day scbmis of this dict-cu at the. .lIIII-rican
Church tinnubiy School tricnnlnl institute.
The Clientnut liiil brunch of tho limin-
{uy (musumplivoe ullaclml lu lin- city
mission of tin: l'rotmlnni Episcujml chllrvb
appealed mywc‘mlly to him, and be we»
most active In all appcrmiuing to it. 'A few
hours before lit-Idiot himself H. II. Dubr-
ing, superintendent of the city minniull,
had an interview with him about the work
andmadean engagement to accompany
him to Chestnut Hill nest Ivml'.
Mr. liunk was also chm-ctul with the
Northern floors for l-‘rieinllim Children
and the Howard honpilal, and mu no»
clated with Mr. Behring in the murmur»
meat of the liahnenuinu Homeopathic in»
tal.
liDir. ltdnk was first married to Miss Hill
of this city, and had four children by her
All lion. The mother and two of the clIIl»
drcn died oi diphtheria metal yeurnugo.
Ir. flunk afterward married his wusin,
Miss u““"...,.......--...____ M.
Our oldest Actress Deal. ‘
XII YORK, Oct. 7.-«Mrs. Mary A. Wray
died at Newton, b. 1. She was probnbly
theoldest aetrosson the American surge,
being eighty-seven years old. She had sup
period the elder Booth and many other it
mods asters, long since deal.
, Oglaacl Porter Dead.
Bunny, Mesa, Oct. 7. «Colonel Fran-
cis 3. Porter died here. lie was sixtveight
year-sold, and wasthe ilrstto mpimd and
report in ”MOI! with his command after
Governor Andrews called for vidunteera.
Sixteen landings named.
Wmnsom, ll. 0., Oct. 7.~'l'lnroegh
the work of an incendiary sixteen busine-
housea, the jail, the Alliance store and the
new ones belonging to Marian not.
let. third partyleader, were burned
Quay tinder ladleal treatment.
Panammni, Oct. [Alarm Matthew
3 Quay in in Philulrlpbla for medial
pesto-em. lie is ordering from lamina
and vertigo, the latter maphint Mll—
leg him the most consent.
Illlalhyam fl
Km Crrv Oct. 'l.-Olol'gafl. o-
Onllsghandkh. dghtwycar-cldgrandam
Ins-Ii Lineman"
udiaataatly
"sums.
Millikan-Tribal!
inhuman-amen
Md “the.
train
"“3
>~ Iisss. m in
come!» ,
Emilia Bremen.
‘ Railroad Place.
a Y
_ minaret: eszvmta ’
m"... .
Wuhan, his... eelebvstcd ihmu'
elves-a
ry. .
Beentaryh'oble has asked tlicw'arda-
partmeut for more troopsln the Choctaw ‘
nation. ed" , The
Ouemanwaakill andaix injnradlna .
Wtw’rsckonthel‘iflcncarliiw mater:
The Allan line stigma sun of Georda. ant-mated
ashore (la will
indium: p. M pm” when he
TheSixCoquanlce have taxed thaChi-
nose of illnciunati lrom one dollar to three w and
dollar‘etocrmtest theexcluaion act. eclnes on
C.'l'. Mona son of Senator Mend
Kansas, and engineer on the hlhaouri Par
citlc, was killed in an accident.
Peter Berthlaume, a lineman,
both ended! alive wire loaded with 2,”
volts at Springfield and lldead.
Annual sheriil'spoueis guardingtbe
Nebraska shore of the Mhaouri river to
prevent lowans from changing the channel.
’ A British force has captured the Asian
town of Basin in order to punish the Black
mountain tribes for their deprcdations on
British territory.
Mm Charles Osborne, of Athena, Pa».
went up one of the hillsides near that place
together herbs. She did not return, and
a scorching party found her dead body in
the ‘. Thc’ “ -say ' ywae
the cause of death, 4
Alexander Krucka and William Otto,
while at work on the fourth story of New-
cll's hotel, Pittsburg, (ell from the scallold
to the cellar, a distance of seventy feet.
They were fatally injured.
Daniel Logan, one of the most prominent
horsemen in Pcnnsylvania. was run over
by them in the Pennsylvania railroad
station at‘l‘nmster and his legs were ten-
ribl y mangled. Ilia condition is critic].
The dead body of Patrick Collins. of
Havcrstraw, was found in the Hudson
river-iii Scarborough yesterday. He was
employed on a brick tuirgc and fell of! a
dock Sunday night while asleep and was
drowned.
Hurry Brill, elevator boy. and William
Bryant, janitor oi a Kaunas City building.
the
If
The quid
warm his
heart, gives
“great hopes."
Most for
your money.
Slold
Everywhercl l l
qunrn-ied over a girl, and Brill shot the
janitor iota“ y.
The steam barge Nashua. which has been
adrift on Lake Huron since Monday night, '
was found bottom side up. it is wired all
hands wrre lost.
Private Seen-wry lluliord has acknowl-
edged for Mrs. Harrison the receipt of the
souvenir budge «out to her by the ladies'
citimus' committee of the G. A. it rc-
union.
A number of lives have been lost in the
ltalinn province oi Genoa by ilood.
Natives of Victoria Nyuuza arc being tor-
tun-d to make them nbjurc Catholicism.
Editor Valentine. of tho Patric ltnliana,
in liucnos Ayn-n was lulled in that city in
a pistol duel.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
NATIOXAL LEM": E (BAMBI,
Nichols and Bennett. Keefe- and Clements.
Makes an every-day We of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholeslome.
M n..on.-y,m 3.....- .L I, l Prepared with scrupulous care. Biblical
Fulton” ..:i u u u z o z o 2—9 ll 2 swsrdatallPurcFood Expositions. Each
Philadelphia..ill)0020200 ”I
Kluge makes two large pies. Avoid
itaiions—~ and insist on having the
I
Brmklyn..........ll u 0 o o u n :-—3
Rude and Boyle, Kennedy and Kinslo
At ('loiclaml ._
Cleveland ..... o It 0 0 ll 2 t) 0 0.5 6
Cincinnati ..... u 0 0 4 it 3 o n 0..eg
Davies and Zimmer. Dwycr and Vaughan.
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Ath‘hirazo» nuns
Chicago ................ 0000 l I—5l30
Louisville ............... filuoowfi‘l!
Idler and sobriver. Clan-co and Merritt.
Colombia—Canadian Reciprocity.
“ASIIIsoms Oct. 7. —lt is understood
that Minister Abbott has wounded in no
gotiating a reciprocity treaty with the
government of the republic at Columbia
”Andaman“ asllltII dam“-
Lanr's Ea-
Stan's-i
Chmter Luaher “on.
NEW YORK, Oct 'I'.—-l-1rnanuel limiter,
the famous these player, has arrived hm.
lle cxprcucd his hope of makingagood
record against his American opponents.
_ . n ._ on...‘_....._.
0771yaf'd 54/“
Thousands Saw the llarigllg. at; at“...—
LArAi' ll‘rl'li. ha, Oct 7— Roscoe Mora
ble (colored) was hanged here for killllu
Rev. Nchemiah “in. Twenty- fivc bun.
dred people witnessed the execution. \
Artur Ilarrls Dying.
CHICAGO, Oct. 7~(‘hnrles Harris, of A,
M. Palmer's company, is dying. llnrris
won his first notable nicccssas Boron lianr
mm in “Jim the Penman.” sslrllfllrou'r,
Convict 'l‘ayler Indicted.
Animus. N Y., Oct 7,—- Willlamii. Tay-
ltl‘. the comlct who killed Solomon John.
son, a fellow prisoner, was indicted tor
murder in tho first degree.
MIN-II I? HAIL 0'
An Barlow-eat Order rails.
WON, Oct. 73‘“. B. Jones, of Haven-
hill, has been appointed receiver oi the
Order of the Helping “and, a live year on.
dowrnent «mourn.
Album
Inaell la DWI-“ale.
N" You. Oct. 7.—liarry Kernell, the
well known l,risbcotnedlau has been pro-
neunced insane and removed to Blaming-
dale asylum.
Anxiety he Captala hitter.
Bonus, Oct. 7.-There is anxiety here
regarding the fate of Captain hauler, who
sailedou June I in 'a Blow canvas boat
for
lea. Jana ‘lesta Dead.
ALIA“, Oct. :2"; filming".
at-aupevintendsn ten-
MM ex-eonnty elerkand ex-eheriif, is N“
crustal-W
Womb-Maui have hereto
rudhthisdbtriet.
ofaseelstyeihnrglarssnd
Sum or um:
,,Iauoouoz.ezo NONEHSUClibranJ
:“louoon .lo 4
Stair y and mum. chhin: nni Clements WELL & SOULE' Syracuse. ӎ!
At Wu uiuutou < IL or. a ll ’
Wanhingion.............l l l i l b—llill‘ l W " “ "
liainnmrc .............. l 0 2 2 o 0—5 G 5
inks and hit-(hum t‘obb and Ounaom
AI Piile'lflini' first game It n. n
Pittsburg ....... uroloollflJist
sumo ....... 0 ml n o o o 2 o 3 5 3
Terry and lack. Buitonticln and lb Iggs
Scunnlgmm III. I.
Pittslmrg..,....,.....8 0 2 2 3 0 I)— lu ll 5
SthJuiI ............. llZOflUl°~597
Baldan and Mac's. liawlcy and Buckley
At Nov; Yorkrv II, II. x.
NewYurk ........ 0020002 l
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Fire and
Burglar-Proof
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AM)
DEPflSll WflNN Of All lllNllS.
The llest sales in the World.
ISMMEII use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
Lit) sold in Ly up. Mass" since that great lire.
when.»p 50 of our sales were subjected to intense
hen ‘ rcecrtving their contents.
t IlAhlPION RECO 0RD also in the Great
) Fire in nm. in the tircat Boston Fire
in liftiand in all the great um since. S-nd
fortirculars. Agents wanted.
PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches Chains. Charms,
Mantel CIocksfliamonds.
“Ill. JIINISBI I Cfllflll.
219 Initiate St.
crrvuannsouanx, small”, "r1
Thus far our goods delivered in South Nor-
walk have given general satisfaction. and out
nethod of Damion! is highly apprcr lured. Fnli
Information I an be bad of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
lI RAILROAD PLACE.
sum flflllYlllll Acorn... "
C r a d d u c ks’
In. It! msumem STREET
The People’s Inlet.
CS. Nm [h
lNSTANTANEOUS
p 1
’J' ""ch
Wildly-kit; -
tilts
lllllll TH
Sllll "ill 1
As a special inducement for ole to t our
celebrated TEAS and BAKINEMPOW nib“?!
will for a short time
N63 with club orderr
paperso LIDOOIJ)
ortlhaandiilha. mampiorfl page
mm!
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THE BELKNIP“ TEi co
SUMMIT.“ .
Family WaSIIiIigs!
~ __ ‘ ,___
Plain washing, .. , ........fllcents pcrdorcr.
Washing and Ironing. ...... I) cent» per dozen
The above prices include
Sheets. Pillow Cases. Towels, Napkins. ’l‘sbl.
Cloths. ‘rlaby Clothes, Chemises. Night
bruises, Drawers. Aprons. (lor-
scl Covers, Ac.
“'lll'l'k: SKIRTS EXTRA.
Collections and Deliveries
Free.
llomestic laundry 00.,
3| ImnlIb,‘Iomlll.
CONTRACTS TAKES FOR norms ANI’
\LL KINDS OF PRIME MEATS AND
FRESH Vail-STABLE} IN THEIR
SEASON.
(live no a trial and you will income aateady
customer.
Hard Times Prices.
wAco—st ,A “mfifllm
Save Your Tetth.
ll AVE THIN “LL80 0R CROWNED- ,
Teeth filled with i}:
Aural III and all plant
TIMI treateda
Gold Platinum or Porcelain (.‘ro
Bugles' . Pianos. Carriages,
Canopies. Stinks, tic.
Prices to Suit All.
id. Platinum, Alloy
malaria
silences-fully crowned with
was.
CALl. AND ll" THEN.
Henry Tillv.
B. BellllN 8i SON
mac. B. Mn. MIN.“ teeth on Gold. Platinum. Coakunu
5| Isthmus It, Is. Ismail. “'m'modm mm? °' "
came-him attention given to Irregular and
All workatmoat reasonable
Teethlil
21 Iain mlmt. My.
lam. confections, 0" ‘ F- W- 9.9.5555.-
.wwmfil.mm 0“,
ICE CREAM.
autumn! Wire-W-
(lipstick lifts
llVEllY illl BflAIllllNfim.
STABLES,
'3'
IEII IF IIIE IIIIIII NIIIE. firm“
WINE-W LIFEfm I
1&5“ . Vln AND IlltAllU
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Old mi Reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
South Norwalk,
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLEBS
city of Norwalk
EAGLE
Will leave Pier 5. E. .iBeekman street).
\‘euv York.at59.m., Satuuiaysattpdn.
Freight received iro"n t a. In. t05p. m.
Returning boats leave Norwalk at 5 pun.
and South Norwalk at 8:!) p.rn.
Freight taken from and received for all
points on the Danbnry and Norwalk and She-
pang Railroads at greatly rednccdatcs rates
L‘ poo a licstiou to agents the City of Nov-
wslk an! is be sent for special lots of
freight anywhere in New York or its I- icinity.
I‘KQ‘AII persons are forbid trusting any of
I wot t heboat oi -
count oi the owners thereof“. mi. line anal:
Miss Baird’s Institute.
BOARDING AND
DAY‘ SCHOOL
Thorough courselofflstudy in!tbe lngllalt
Branches.
IllSIC. Illllllll
THE “IMAGES.
This School for you: Ladies and Children
reopens on
THURSDAY. SEPT. 2211.
‘Tbe departments of) English Literature and
Nauru Hbtory qu be made especially at-
trar tive ‘and profitable.
Aphoialination (or the Mmlfimlfln of pupils
bemadc beioru the opening of th
schco
i‘ircnlars upon application.
bfluflA
i $.43wa .
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slow
mm
Iv teams“?
a brand never found wanting, which
has not only established but sustains
then, diction of its manufacmrers.
Norwalk Chronicler