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BEID‘STAIES IiES VIEWS.
Campaign Issues Discussed in
His Letter of Acceptance.
m FEDERAL ELECTIONS MEASURE.
lies-ya lt leaseely calls for Notice and
Is Only Used by the Democrats to Divert
Attention treat the gonna-u of Pro-
mo MI and the Currency.
New You. Oct. lit—Hon. Whitelew
de’s letter accepting the Republican
nomination torsion president. hits been
made 'publie. It in mun-ma tullou. w.
r. Dnrhtn, Anderson. lml., not! is dated
Opurnmx.‘r..octm In ltMr. nod
“”1
The party -so albnlvnre more im-
portant year than usual. Both the lend-
lu‘carldidatohava ones commanded the up
WWII It the American people in its highest
form of expression. Attention is therefore eon-
enmudlsmonthamenthemselvesandmore
sutheprlncipleseaehispnt forward to rem
nut. and would. in caaeof election. he required
tomrry out. '
Thadselaratlonsofourmments demand a
still elm: mutiny. since their victory now
would give them .the first opportunity they
hrs had since mil to put in practice their
pelky. Hererslncathst date have they had
entrulatouos hothin the executive and the
We departmeubi o! the government.
‘l'hisyssr the election of spresidenr clearly car-
riaswlthitmjorilies in both houses of con-
gr.
ltlsobv‘lonsthat. in the common judgment
offinpsopls in all purity of the country. the
rally vital “which mi». year divide partim
and “and a popular decision are those rolstr
Iag to the tar-ll and the currency. Port ‘y
midt- re stated their heinous on these
, directnm, simplicity and frank-
asss. The bussthus made between the rival
mates for thepopulsr suffrage usespecial-
ly sharp and distinct.
'l'lte Elections Bill.
Mr. Reid then goes into an extended
moment on the protective tnrin, its con-
stitutimlality and its effect on wages, and
Motel eons'nierable space to a «qucnsuiou
of the financial question. Mr. Reid, speak-
Ing d the alleged force hi I. says it namely
calls for notice. and cont nos:
The vary title of the bill referred to pro
dalmditaobjeettoho to prevent thouss of
form at election It failed anyway. and the
"than white men who were lately its chief
- tiny were its that interested opponents now
begin to wfl it revived. to protect them from
being ers counted out of elections they
hava fairly won—an the other day inAIaharna—
by their own white fellow Democrats
Ibb well. however. to say that the denunciav
tion in the Democratic platform of the princi-
ple that the federal government may supervise
ths election of federal unit-on is grotesque.
Thatprlneiplahasbeenlong recognized and it
has he. sustained by the courts. It now stands
andlspntedon theststure book. and It was err
filed at newt elections by Grover Cleveland,
than president of the United states. through
”order of Oct. 5. was to lr. tint-land. his st-
tnraey general.
With-ottohe disguised that the recent
eh-or against the principle. it it means any-
thing. lasausapunooe to nulliiy the twenty-
Iearthandtwanty-mth articles of the ennui.
Cutie-cl the United 5: lies.
Mr. Reid next r.»;:«- to the revival of
American shipp; 5 . 5....L .~. gloat-t his lul-
haiontothe res... _ . .m. tlu- llugnildium
III-Ian] convention so. u '.\ hole. in Cloning
heplyslhlgh tribute to the mlminiotrnr
1‘0!) of President Ilarr'twn. He says:
Harrison's Administration.
"III administration of Pruidont Harrison
”bu xem-rolly nmulzed us honest, able
and safe. Comirlei’lhg the number of important
nhjeetsof both foreign and domestic poltq it
has hesn eompel‘od to deal with and the satis-
faction that hassliendetl th results it may in-
deed be pronounced brilliantly successful.
Ahead it has adjusted dink-nit questions
“Mari-lion for weak nations. and with
m but rouoluto tin-tum to tha most
pow—fut Itha- protectod the honor of the
lag and the rights of our citiscm; heaprw
asrvadthepmnv. and secured the further ap
phalloa of its principle of international arhh
tratton; hm removed long standing prohibi—
tions on unjust charges ot unites! ne-
aplast our food products; has new
with our neighbors and promoted a
dossrlat-mrsa
Athena it hasrsfowrdsportioaofthere-
psi-lag debt at the losut rate ever oom-
mended bysny nation in the nrillud world:
h hrgaly strm«,:thenad and Improved our
navy; hasarsatly enlarged the freelistaotoor
easin- houses. and remitted our "man
Mind-on a single article inadmlttingsugar
lot to enumerate furthot it may its fairly
pill tut the prment condition of thseountry
sndthspencrsl public confidence in the admin-
Hutton minus to form the strongest protest
I,“ “Meeting the peoplemthashockand
ladl- rbh inevitable in such a change. A
“river's‘siofpolleyisnotwhatsitherths
“ll-'1 business pradem or
the drip-“é” general mtentmsnt of the
I your declaration of principle-and
your saws-tastie- of a prudent. spotlessaud
MM“ will command the popular
With“ and willundaraod inure
to the euathasdhsasltofosrcoustry. Very
' malty years, 'II'IIMW Barn.
Isa-her In New York.
law Ions. Oct. IDs—Jim. Joseph B.
WWW“ Itepubmb and enthusiastic
mus Iieaus at Cooper
Unlonlsstnlght. He spoke for an hour
aadallslf. chiefly on the tarifl question
andths declaration of the Democrats on
flats hub of issue. Ills remarks were
applauded throughout.“ when he finally
’ _ Whirled the audience would not
have It» Cries of “Encore!" "Encore!"
”Givsnsthe force bills" were raised. and
thssrl- dIdnot cease until u-Uovernor
IMflup and complied with the im-
psrloudsmsntiof hh auditors lie then
”aluminum“ longeron the force
adenine of the minor Issues at the
asked by e reporter what he
tho-chief the outlook in the pillltlcnl cam-
pska Ir. l'oraksr said: 'fl'lnlndleatlous
polatte the reelection of I’m-silent llsrri-
I have just returned from n tour
some of the western mates. 1 do
think there is any doubt about Repub-
m in lielmz 'm. Kant-e. lows.
M 3 Indiana. The Minerals
whomsyhs nuke-n.” on arm of time
stat-rag for Cleveland will he mis-
flu.
rm
Meshes-tam
litmus. Oat. motion“ Mots
Wildeswqaglmstllstinelmoek
wimumwmuthomun
Wet-thellsmoerstlemm
meunwu
‘ mm In
if: cancels neunmsécucca."
‘lha British It" Tells the Story at Ilia
Ufa.
lmtnox, Oct. lit—The reminineenom at
Major Le Caron, or Thomas Philip Beech.
the British spy, who gsintsi notoriety, In
186]) byhis locum on behalf ofy'l'he
Timur before t Parnell commission, have
been mode public. '
lie Caron recounts his early life as al—
ready known, and descrlbes how a Tonnes
see girl, whom he afterward married, res
cued him from Confederate mareuders dur
ing the civil war in the United Staten He
says:
"Carrying the secret of my life locked in
her courageous heart, she prove-dis faith-
fulonaily and no perfoctn foil osevern
mun placed like me could have been liven
by heaven. A look.n gasp or no impul-
sive movement might ever have wrecked
my llll’. but. brave. affectionate, fearless,
often unveiling me to end my terribly
dangerous career. she faced the world with
u countenance which gave no sign ofa
caution which never slumbcrrd."
He culls himself a finalist and toys, “I
never sought Fenlsniem; Feniauism. nth
er,eeme to me.” -
Writing to his father in mgr-rd to the
projected Fenian invasion of (.‘nnmlaJie
says he never supported that! one result of
his father‘s importing his letters to the
British govorommt Would be that he
should receive a commission as an oilicinl
epy.
Ile ilt'clfll'llfi that when he and General
O'Neill were received at the White ilount
by President Johnson the president told
General O'Neill that he sympathize! with
the Fenhnn and mus uilllng to doull in
his power to assist the Fenian movement.
"You must rellicmber." said President
Johnson. “that! gave you full five days
‘ ' ’ ' c, the ,. ' ‘itm stopping
you.
"In God's name what more did you
want! If you could not get there in five
days, by —. you could never get there.
And then. as president. I was compelled to
enforce the neutrality lnwsorhedcnouncrd
on every side."
IA? Citron describes to the utmost detail
the whole Fenian movement against (fun
admsbowing how he become omputintul
with every man of any importnnce con:
nectetl with the movement. He says that
only twice mot he in danger of discovery
NEW YO’RmK—w‘f—ALKS Thor‘cmcmo.
The Long Distance 'l's-Iophotu Is New In
Sueeeaaful tlperhtlan.
NEW Yonli.0ct. l9.'-'rhl‘ long distance
telephone line between this city and Phi
cage was fornmlly opened at -l o‘clock yes-
tes'llay afternoon. The line opt-mitt! in the
most perfect and satisfactory manner. The
line was opened by n conversation balm-on
Mayor Grant in New York nml {\lnym
“'nshbnrne in Chicago. Mayor Grant
offered his congratulations to Mayor Wash
borne upon the approaching celebration.
and also upon the opening of a telephone
communication which bring» the two
cities so close together. Chicago's n-pro
sentative returned the congratulation;
Professor Bell then took possession of the
telephone, and held it conversation with
“'illinnl H. Hubbard. 0f Chimn. who to»
sistvd Professor [loll with his first public
exhibition of ”W trI-Aphnnv in left}. I“. the
centennial. wiwn IlIt' . Zulu-III! of Lnuilaml
Sir “'illinizt 'i'lmlnymm lt:.~l Imml the tele-
phone. I’mivswr Bell sum hismngmtuln
tions to the officer; of the company in (‘bi
csgo on the completion of the line. Whil
talking a photograph of Professor Bell mot
taken by flash light.
The ladies were then given an opportunity
of talking to Chicago, and pronounced it
“just too lovely for anything." A man in
Chicago recited ”The Charge of thi- Six
Hundred," and every word was distinctly
heard at this end; in fact, much better thun
it could be heard over the tin-rug», locul
telephone.
After the exhibition the guests were in-
vited to lunch. and then shown the big
switchboard of the Metropolitan Tclt'pflfllltl
company and the other wonders of tho
building. They were presented wilh now
venim In the shape of coiisof telephone
wire. with miniature telephones attached.
The line to Chicago will be opened to the
public today. It runs through Heston.
Harrisburg. Pittsburg and Newcastle. Pa:
Cuyahoga Falls and Mnumso. 0.. anti
South Bend, Ind. to Chicago, and is whnt
is known as a”mctnlllc circuit." or two
wires. th'ere being no ground wntit-ction.
The wire is copperand considerably heavier
than the ordinary telephone wire.
WI ‘I'alla What He Will Do.
Culcsoo, Oct. lit—Corbett publishes the
following: “My theatrical engngements
prevent me from fighting fora year. When
I am ready I will light Mr. Jackson in the
club offering the largest. purse andflor as
m mopeyovsrum as he want: on
tlm side. providing It is impo-ible for ms
to force Charles llitultell to fight. I am of
the opinion that lean getrnore money from
the Olympic club, of New Orleans, to light
Mitchell than any other man in the world, "
I Inna lakes a Protest.
humor, Oct. lD.——'l'he Marqulsof lune
against the abandonment. of
lands. He nssertsthat neither the pres-
ent cabinet nor former albinets nor the
British East African compauycan shlrk rtr
sponsibllity for the uccupuion of that
country.
Lester's heard.
Nrw You. Oct. l9.-—Lssker defeated J.
W. liaird in a tilts defense after the forty-
ilrst more. This game completed the first.
round of the match tournament lit the
Xanhoitan Chen club. luker's record is:
Won. 7; lost. 1; drawn. l.
Ibsen-sum “intest-
Bran-sh. Itch. Oct. io.-The Colby
mlueespeonhining nineteen mendashetl
dowuovnmfeettothsbotlom. One
mwssinstantlykilled and thebslsnee
sllhsdlephroken.
them Is Antes.
, rumba. la—‘l‘hs Compegnlel'rshsl.
muwnnmtmimmnu.
vie- showing that the French fore. in
Dahomey have met anuuupeetsd new
sue-wean
await-ll “an
I
assessors has tilt-sluts.”
‘1. it
2....” who.» ..
He Wants Another Yacht Race
for the Ameripa's Cup.
THE raw YORK 01113 Ly" WILLIHG.
rt Practically Artery?! the imitation sad
AppoIIIaIConmiiltm- in .‘lnfu- Arrange-
ments [or the blotch—Anxious for the
'fllll‘ If the Terms (hall Ila Music.
N" YORK, Oct. 19.—A swcial meeting
of the New York Yacht club won llt‘lzl Em;
evening at the clubhouse, com :- . if himliwn
avenue and Twenty-uremia M not. to con-
sider Lord Dnnruveu'n informal challenge
for the America cup.
Commotion Elbritlgc T. (ion-y was in the
chair, and surrounding him on all sides not
representative yuchtsmeu from all sections
of the country. General (YImrIm .l. Paine,
who has thrice sum-nanny defended tin
America cup. lied conu- on from Boston to:
interpret. the clan.“ in the new deed of
gift. and he mos mode ("llilll'lllltlt of the
committee of live which mu ltppiiilllfll
by the choir to try and arrangi- minimum-y
and «Irritable terms with Loni llnnmvon.
Among the other well known ym-htsmen
present were QS~CflfllflllhlilmH .lmm-r: l). Fish
and S. Nicholson Kano. J. V. S. lhidir. F.
W. J. Hurst, L. V. Clark. W. ll. I'ul‘lms.
of Boston. llllll hosts of otIu-rs equally
well known. In fut-t. no inn-of tho Illl‘Ill
here said afterward. it won mm of the moat
representative gatherings of yuchiumen
seen in the clubhouse in yours.
The getter ll fooling seemed to he that ii
a race could be brought about it should hr.
but whether it will or not in another qut’s
lion. At any rate. from the notion of Iltt‘
members of the club at tout evening's mrrt-
ing it will not be their fuult if a row does
not take place.
Ihmnven'a (:hnllrnge.
Lord llullruvrn in his It-tlvr mys:
IwiII sail a scrim if mntrhol umrding to
tbs rules of the new (I. a! --f gift, will; the fol-
lowing oxroption and addition:
First~Tho length up no tho luati water line of
my vessel to be the only dimension required:
“III to Iii! I'llt Wltll fllt' formal notion of final»
lean. and her custom house resistor to follow
limit as prank-able.
Second—r An y «arose over the estimated length
on theload water line of my vo—nsol to count
double in calculating time allowaiuo; but my
vosoel not. in any can». to ext-cod such call»
rusted length by more ihautper tent. The
yacht that truth against me Ill-f fut-IMO the
estimated length on the load order hue of my
vessel by more than 3 per cell. and any cum
Inlenxth beyond the estimated length of my
vessel on the load water line to mom double in
estimating the limo Minoan-o.
It is to be understood rind agreed that should
I will the cup the club obtaining the crowd}: of
It shall hold it open to a challenge on the nano-
conditions as three under which [challenged
After the reading of the letter Hunt-rail
Thomas .I. Payne oifrml this ”solution.
which was unanimously mlopml:
The Resolution.
Whereas. The mmmunlcation has been re
ceived by this club from Iaml [)uumt-un. lntli
eating that a ohu'lnngr for ill" Aw. .. w ._ mp
my liver“! tip-n Lin \v-lfi'l of: .. ' ‘ ‘ Mint
with won.“ t ex t‘lollnllj .tml nvtzltt. ur» :i..vl
Win-Ions, hull twins nro prinnurl by the
mutual agreement clause of tho lrll‘it ulrml v‘nn‘
trolling said cnpnnd Afl'llfl‘l'plklllu t - tlu- r-lul -
provltlwl that no ynrhtls of the tptH‘l'HNl glad“
alther now extolm: or tumor ro:t~~irm'tmn and
known to be avntlawr for rim lb» of thin club
in defend-tog the cup shall is.- barred or lu'ltll~
iud: e
Voted. That a committee of five be appointed
with full prover to srraugo such a not on with
any qnaIiIl-td yacht t‘lllli. spwlfy Ii 3: I'll“
yachtn If any. are excepted by the show pro
viso.
The clminmtu appointed the following
committee of live: (It-neml 'i'liuiiimt .l.
Payne. cx~t‘ommotlon~ James 1). Smith. A.
(less Cnllllclll. cx-Yice (Tolnmotlorc Lathon
A. Fish and Archibald llogrnt.
The Terms of the Challenge.
Secretary thidie. at the amt-lotion of the
meeting. tu-nt a cubic «lispzuch to Lord
Dunreven, telling him that! the Illlslfl‘f hml
been referml to o hpfl'lltl committee. and
that. he would be promptly mlviml of their
action.
Some of the more mnguinv "mullet-u
seemed to think there would ho a moo sure.
but one of the better informed int-n “bill
after the meeting that It was cortnlnly it
little doubtful yet.
"You are," he oomlnued. "uramling to
Lord llumnvt-n'nlvlter. if he uhoultlt-Iml
large us for the cup with hallo-nor we
would have in m.“ him with u \‘l‘h‘wl or
that else. We could not. for instance. pm
In the Volunteer ngulnnt her. It uoultl
also bar out the til—fool. llerrenholf i’PnIt'F
hoard boat which [loyal l’lmlpo L‘nrmll is
having buIlt. ,
- “I don‘t think that It would be right to
accept any such temp. and I think lliut
thecluh has shown conclusively to every
one that It is Anxious toconcetlo everything
within reason to bring alum! A row. and
thatlf there is no race this time It isuut
our fault." _..
Changes at [laureate-ad.
Ptmsuno, Oct. lib-The l‘nrut‘gio Steel
company announced the regulation of
John A. Potter as general unpt-rlnmulent
d the Hmtesd mills nntl hint-.ppoinv
ment as chief mechanical englmer. t tonrlt-s
if. Behwab. superintendent of the l'ltlfllll'
Thomson t. will succeed Mr. I’otter ul
W with tubs-stems“.
Pit-rum», (let. lhmllnltetl Button Map
Is wanted In I‘hllatlelphln for nnlnule
ment. lie was a dint-tor of the Spring
Garden blink. and It is alleged he nppro
priated who to his own mot.
Ills [lead [lion Ill.
Clu'rnsoool. (let. in. .. Seventy-five
pounds of dynamite exploded on a govern-
ment d boat, testing the deck of the
boat. and sinking It. Charles “unit’s bend
was blown off and two laborers were foul-
Iy injured.
lteslgaed by honest.
Waslmmm, Oct. lO.--Jodge 'l‘. J. At»
What. the “high judicial gnhsrlet of
9 Iain“ "um All-
dsrsou is a llemoerat. The reason is this
action will probably develop later.
A Youthful harder“.
Prrrsunno. Oct. 19.4mm Stimson.
aged fourteen. wan stabbed and killed by
minimum sboyten yearsold,dur-
log a quarrel. Young Rutgers is in jail.
Daath at Jadgs sou».
Mort Cm. Md, Oct. mums-Chief
Jadflfllllsr died Interesting. He had
bsmillforsomnwssks. Oliver Millenni-
mumcm.miu.im-
“Minibike
slayer
Id omens Met
insomniac BREW-rice
the murder of his wife .Iaulwnmt in Phils
delphla.
Andrew Cnrnegle and lint. (.‘zu‘nrgle and
party left Damion for Paris.
Astrike is thmtn‘nml on tho Malena
Central railroad.
The village of Blaine. lint. It in danger
from forest liven.
John Gna~ll.n tanner. vat. struck and
killed by a train in Ilutl'nlo.
Mn. Saucy A. (lwm, oi llliltl‘il, N. Y.,
Wile lIll yemn oltl yrstrnlzly.
The bricklayer-s” union of limion will
establinh on right ltflllr Will'h. «I n; on Nov. 1.
Cyrus Iluiille mm humml to tlflllil. at
North Wilton. N. IL. u Mi.- uu-nidug a
pipe in hell.
.lnmrst Keeling. a Norman, wm 'slllmi at
Hidden. Mime. by t-omingiit “nitric? with
'n'live wire. ‘
The elephant at Lincoln park. Chicago.
went on a murmur. wounding n mun mul
killing a horse.
The alleged railroad Ill'ltl berm-on olIIt-t-rs
of the litmlinu. Ifnmum and Main;- and New
England l’f'h'ltlfl is Il.‘;tlt~il. ‘
Jnck Mei‘lny, tr N nomrn 1. all.» gill-Iv. was
presented with it s-iIn-r rut-Jul mnmmtl by
col-green. for saving two II‘rn.
.l. l‘. l‘klgnrnnnl In- T-Iurzun u‘t'n-izttnlly
injured by the oxplmiou of l'lolmml Wil-
wn‘x powder honor: in Mumford, 'i'cx.
Bernard J. Gnu-n, o sch-r: mttzuzilmmi of
Philadelphia. fell from n train nx-ur houill
Bond and was finally injure-ti. lie was on
route to the World's fair.
The British steamship Electrician. which
went lL'ilIOf't‘ near lngxorht‘atl Light. 'l'or»
tugns. has hot-n ilozttul after hnviug jotti-
soncd about 1.0!!! lullru of mliun.
Members or n political rmtn‘hing club
\vert‘ run int-int I’itishum by" motor cur
nntlwrinusl} injured, The club “rocked
tho mr and utinckml flu- ntotorrnun.
Mrs. Alice l’rinvvly. tun-d twenty-two,
was shot mnl instantly killed by ht-r bus
bond. 'l‘heutlon- l’rinuolymt St. Innis. The
young nmu drunk to excess and his wilt-
Winn-ll in live with him.- ‘
Smnurl Flack. ngvnt of the I‘nitml Oil
company. of llllllllllun'. was found ill-ml in
his humility.- house in I’itishurgz. As there
is to: -:t-ry about the denih ll conmrr will
inn-st l:;~llt‘. J
A illtllflt‘f‘llls spirit of lllv'tllt‘ifllof. is sold
to exist mourn: the Thirtwnth ”unsure ste-
lionetl Ill‘lll' (fork.
.\ lllfqittlf‘ll {mm Zanzibar says that the
\Ynhihlnntmoknl the Germans non: Kilos-
an l'ltnl It lied lieutenant llmuning and
four .~. .mrs.
0“ ho; to I ho refusal of fort-Ego merchants
to purrluott- the sltrplm grain from the In
trrior of Russia the groin lrmlr is in n criti-
cal condition.
Uni-axioms ix ft-lt regulation-,1 the British
ship Knight (‘nmnmmI-yr. t‘upiuin )Iur
dock, which sailed from Sun P’ntnciscoJuly
N for Qtu'emtow n.
'I'Iu- pupa it in said. has warned Pruner
that unless lu- noun-sod“- pullt')’ uninii
the vntivnu is abandoned the next French
cardinals created will be the Inst.
Augustus Kerr. n nlllllllt' aKi'll Az-wrlcnn
acmuutamt. was remanded at letrpool
pending the arrival of extradition pupae
from America. He is churgml with t-mln‘r
zIt-mrnl mnl forgery.
Two Millions for Ite-nrh's Heirs.
NEW Ynux. Oct. lib—The executors of
John limit-h, tho shiphuihlcr, will receive
from Iti~ designer-n nlu-nt Mum“), Ilm ~u;r
plus of his assigned estate. During lllL‘ ml
mini~€mllwn of President Grant .\lr flinch
liegnnnlonu writ-e of contracts to build
retools for the new navy. Secretary Whit-
ney in MRS enforced the forfeiture clause In
the contracts for the cruisers Boston, At~
lento sutl Chicago and the dispatch boat
Dolphin. After this Mr. limo-h made an
mignmvni. with liabilities amounting to
over slow“). He died in January. 1587.
Some surpriw is upmarml that so large an
amount can ho turned over to the brim.
Rocha for hlcllluley.
livxnsoros, W. \'n., Oct. ill—A time
tardly attempt to Iujure Governor Mullin-
ley was made at Hurricnne. a stutlon mid-
way between Charleston and Huntington
The train won just pulling out when at huge
rock crashed through the window of the
private our next to the governor. but. for—
tunately did not hurt any one. Five other
rocks were thrown. The acountlrrl who
did the work could not be fonml In the
dorkners. . __.-.._._ .
lie Talked of [Ania ltorvln.
Iiit'lmoltn, Oct. I9.-Jolm Wood. a young
pt-nnut vrmler. was amsictl on suspicion
of being implicated in the murder of Mr.
and Mrs. Ilonleu. of Fall River. Mass. Ills
arrest was brought nlmot on account of his
talking of his Actptnlntunco with Mule
Borden. The district nitonwy of Fall
River has been born! from end my: he
knows nothing of the men.
moped with a Boelely Ilaa.
New lllvrs. Oct. innit” Haven st)-
elety was gubntly shocked to learn of the
Low Prices.
Michael Nickhmltltl'ivtu utztzuitted oil
"nose. ‘ Neothess.
Accuracy. and
Makes an every-day convrnlcncc of en
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with sgmpu'nvus (are. Highest
award at all Pure Fond Expositions. Each
package nicks two large [it-5. Avoid
Imitations ~— and insist on having ti '
NONE SI'CN Nani.
EIiEIELL 5: SOULE. Syracuse. N. '2"
oh“. ly
Gt
tly on the shun-eh. llvrr
fimmmmnmr‘gia .331;
Utes. lt levelled
I. HE'S MEDICINE
Alldrfi‘saell rpé‘nrssdtismu you
”fifiv-iirmemrmffi
bnamn r. wooo‘ iv
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sfi$
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(2H: a?
i/
l'. s. I‘llt‘ll ales,
l9?!) t-- was.
’le :t. l‘lt‘v \inin Street.
It” I IIQ‘POIQ'I'. (‘87!-
" Jamil mun.
I fiW‘fihfim
motto is Quick;
lupin
umnut
Curesliillousaud
vet- Complaints.
tree m .
be. In- of A
ney 'lrau Ooustl 31 Jaundl‘exe:
will relieve wheu-all‘lielns fails. It
. smsonnn. I
W J. NII’COID-rnm ass. March 1' 1"
Sir: I h lured
terribly with acomplication of are N- two
told could do for
Inc M
that! would never be any better. hull”;
veryoritiealhesrttrouhla.» had that lw
several times almollt given up to die Ind
tionaudesnkerwerest the-ante time d up
its destructive work; i was in a very had our».
dillon. or stomach was so weak and Irritated
would not retain the simplest food. Doctors
told me the linlnw my stomach was com-
plet lyrulued. I neonaulteOthebestphy-
shiians in and haveiaken meulclnss
said to be mini. lficludlng ii Brown's and
A are Banapar la. n many more.
al failed. After one very hr attack one
ear ago from which ldld not rally l was in-
uosd to takes trial bottle of 0. A. A. won
I elf. will: m Writ-km. hill”
once. a e not was erect
from anything I had ever whom I have used
am cured. Ithashell i to;
e no
deslrl can call
meforlnformation at any tire. mu. 8.?
bums field. are.
PRIOR LOOOBSIX 80111.35 70335.00
fore-1e by
"Ali. the Ilruuist. Sale I out
./
.emfi)’.
Miss Emilia utilised
81 CO"
I.“ I’ORTEILS OF
FINE MILLINERY.
hsdon, Paris and New York.
\\'Ill open on THURSDAY. I'BIDAY and
*A'I‘URDAY. Oct. 13m. llih and 15m. an ele-
Kant line of hillltnery. Putteru lists and Bon-
Diem Ladies will please accept this invita-
I OIL
mss ii i m ussu too.
SI Washington St. So. Sorwsllt.
Orders to.
’ Printing
' Soliclted.
iEVEIIlIIG smmn.‘
“lam
iSllU'I‘ll NORWALK, CT.
I
I
IGoad Work .
:Executed 5
Promntllh ’
elopeinent of Mn. William C. ‘ . . the
wife of one of the longest msrkrtmen in
this city. with i'lmrlm l'ortrr. a prominent
not: limit of llrintol, Form. The pair
have n ”one two melt». but the affair
has been lit-pt very quiet.
Ill-Imp heaven (tor-scented.
Brmxormw. Mus. Oct. ill-«luv.
Thom» I). Bt‘flVt‘ll was consecrated Roman
Catholic bishop of the Springfield diocese
atSt. Michael's cathedral. More than M
priests were present. benitlui right orteu
ope.
lhal Ilamb arrested Ephraim Ymmsr. who bill!
found In Erle Canal.
micnmen. .‘. Y.. tlct. Ill—~Tlte lulyof
a middle ext-d man dressed In striped cot-
ton shirt. meow- limiter-rs and gutters was
found In tiw Erie connl here.
‘A or... .‘.."......
81‘. Loris. (lot. Illelii‘fll wllI be no
strike of the Missouri l’nciflc telegraph
opal-stony. both sides agreeing on rules and
aschedule of wages.
. for a; a Item's 'i‘att.
Fungal-nu, Oath lo.—~A troop?“ "ll-l:
found grand r! resins: he
the vstwinsrlsn who docked the tall of
Ira. Brooks' horas. -
Menorahs-Islam ‘
Pennant-ms. Out. tu—lti- Annie
Mdhdtmmhurnsreeslvoibytrsldlsc
msparloraietehintheparlorufhsrhonla
”Wilt”
honor. net. ill—Pin Cunt-loner
Intuit.“ wmthrownfrcmhlscsth
Mobile > tesltsshdiulyisg.
“tantrum
NEW LIFE.
wm
13R. he. 1" .
”1%52”%m~m~%m
‘ vs Alli) or
“Inn ”in...
" Burglar-Proof Safes.
FURNITURE
«notices.
STOVES.‘
TIN ’ WARE-Shalom
Plumbing in in its ironies.
ruusmcnwrtussumts
T. 8. IIIINAIIISIIN,
South Norwalk. '3
Putdownlntbe beetmapnerat
I the lowest price.
W
53
, tonne.-
IEIIIIAVAllNIi
nnmn nos.
E.II.MIIIIIII§II.I}II.
it Sudbury St. Boston. has.
Fire and
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Dams.
ASD
DEPOSIT WORK III III IIIII-IIS.
'I’IuI Best Safes "in the World.
”0,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their Contents.
to mid in Lynn. Mass“ since that grant fire.
where 50 of our safes vvrre subjected to intense
best. preserving their contents.
(puppies RECORD sun in the Great
Chicago Fire in mm. in the Great Illusion Fire
In 187.2. llfltl In all the great lire» since. :I all
fun ircuers. Agents wanted. '
‘ PAYMENT;
31 WEEKLY!
Watchesfinatinsiihatms.
Mantel Clocks.lliamonds.
IIBIIII. JOHNS“ I IIIIII’IIII.
2l9 Montague Si.
('I’I'YIIALL SQUARE. Blunkl’ll, ll. l
Thuslar our goods delivered In South Nor
wnlk Imu- given genrral sslisfst'tinn. and «my
method of po) mun! ir highly appreciated. E'ul'
mlnrnmiin. - u't be Lot 0! our its-n.2,
GUSTAV PITZER.
Ill RAILROAD PLACE.
scum mum norm
WAGONS.
Sew and second hand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices to Sultm All.
CALI. AND SEE THEM.
Henryl’i‘illy.
I}. lleIIlIN It SIJN
Semen-on toL'. ll. llelilvn.
5| Vuhlngton 8t.. 89. lcmsll,
2? Iain Street Norwslt.
“min-s
Bakers. Confectioners,
ICE CREAM.
norm 0rd Pm- ll‘lllsd.
W.l‘.DeK m .m’”
a.l
MERRILL
IIIISINESS OULIEGE
WAIKIKI). was.
A live. own—unlmtltuikm for the nrsctlml
training t mung top 1 onus mourn for
liminera. Its tho or .mpntor meth-
oils. rmnplrta «ml .aml rillm-nt corps of
Instructors have won for ll tMt‘tmlldrnce of
airman Brant-hes taught; ll-
. l Prumsuhmihmesposdencrm .
head, pewrm Arehlteflsrsflhrman and
tenth studio‘s; ”manuremf. it?
'3‘“. M I".- “If“
listhth. loud for illustrated estah’us. A
result. A. lllltltlhll. l’rssld'i. bias: 0rd. (rt.
GREAT BARGAIKB.
David Stow,
Ila-Ital!»
tenth Main street
Old and Reliable
.DAILY DIRECT .
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK
South Nvurwalk.
Norwalk.
TH E PROPELLERS
6in oIHIInrwalk
EAGLE
#15535
\Vill leave Pier
New Ym’k. at 5 1).
Leave Norwnlk 5 p. m.; South NorwaIk Gill
. m.
3t. 1-}. R.. (Heekman street).
in.
P
Freight received fro n 7 n. m. to 5 p. m.
I'pon appliouion to agents the Gigi“ Nor—
wels and tangle will he sent for spec lots of
frrlpht anywhere in New York or Its vicinity.
”ETA“ persons ere forbid trusting any of
e
' of the boats of this line on ac—
count of the ownen thereof. d!
Miss Baird’s Institute.
BOARDING AND
DAY iglOOL
Thorough course of Study in the luxliall
Branches.
mums. iIIT ill]
THE nouns.
This school for young Ladies and Children
reopens on
IlliIISDlI. SEPT. 22d.
‘The departments of English Literature and
Katmai History will be mule especially at-
tractive and profitable.
Appli Minn fur the admission of pupils
flllglil‘ll In: lumze before the opening of ill
5C (Kl .
i'irv-ulnrs upon nppllcnilm.
51M
. ; n».-.
IT ISA]! I ' I I I A '
.‘l'L‘"".......‘.:r:.."’
I. Winn-fl
infill
II M
.5. .mkw .‘ m » c-.mmmnwl-r ;:
........ ........ .. in" Plano Fons lessons. W&“-=r“~m=
”L heels-lawm— rile whkh. ltlsha ism asvrv
”mtg-treat M...“— distention" mmwflr
meat. .Ih m vastness. Hire Lat-92m“ sas
“ to "m. Whifimg m I.” p min-stir I moo-3'3“”
Eta-2W 2:2. -. '- 'J'.:‘.‘:"::.i":‘:.""“ w...“ "W" “m" .-
”'"": _...».. m - .g»....mn m y
but will‘do
less injury and
“worms”?
Is not advertised to preserve clothes,
give better
results than" any soup in the world. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler