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AGALIAND DISPASBIONA‘I'E VIEWOF m llthucbaay sac-Inns Included In the Sam
I “gm Msnnru. July Ill—A pre- re tar
ET”! WOMAN QUESTION." “1‘ W M m [in Ind flyw‘hmguih Mgmlhrk
——‘.~—-— than... can Build”. at s adv-lg“.
M in agardioths iticuthat hashe-
IIa Mac! a latiaa‘a Ira-parity]...
tux-“Mummie-
‘ Wars-ammonium
all-alumni.”
Thsrkhis andwrougs of womenarc
Mdshatsd’witbavlgor andvirulsnoc
which insrsass every day. 'l'hosewho
handtm'wmmnotonlyallthepriv-
Ihguwhich men mint alsocon-
tlnusd adaption from their responsi-
Hlitisawouldoarrythaprlnciplsoi’ to
male toapointwhlchhas
uonsedopposiiionon thcpartot many
whoin sverypcst qncaiimci‘ thcday
are admittedly leadsrwo! the pariyof
program. Whllcthscmtestrsgssaato
whstllerwomenaretoknuw.ssyanddo
cvcydiingthatthecoarsestofmencan.
(anon the other hand. he kept completely
inthsbackgrouad.psoplearcapttotor-
gstwlmt is reallyiheorucial point of
thewhdaquastion.
Thsytorgctthstthepositionotwom-
on, and‘of men, too.for that matter,
islnseparably bound up with the relay
tionshipsbetween the sexes known as
maul-genre spttolorget the impor-
tanocofthat relationship not only to in-
dividuals.but tothc state; are apt to
lorgctthattoo rigorousasnbjectioa of
womenmaybrlngusneartoherharism,
toogreatan emancipation maylead to
that corruption“ which hassoot'ten in
thcworld's history been the outcome of
acivilisationwhich hasnotpiaced due
reatnintonthe passions and impulses.
aamuch as on its outer strength, and
however great and powerful a country
may seem to be. if these domestic rela-
tions are unhealthy, if the wife has not
list place in the social polity. that soon.
tryisrottsn tothecurc, audits complete
decay and dcmoralixation an inevitable.
Speaking generally, there are four as-
pofllu'ilsabd tho statuaofthe wife
gardcdbymen.
Thachthemethodot thebarbarinn,
Mdtheoricntal, thatol western civ-
ilkation. that of corrupt civilization,
no is practicallythcdegndcd
kind the third. The barbarian re
udtobc treated altogether as a
W being; regarded by him, in
Mmfarasanyrespectis concerned,
Illwhu the squaw is regardedbythe
ING-
Mthc third pointof view the wife’s
position isverydiilerent. True.she is
the motherot her husband’s children;
"1:0,le has duties to perform which
ht huhusd would disdain; true. her
husband is theheadoi' the family, and
she bears his name. Butwithall this
Ills k looked upon as her husband's
squal.lsthesharsr of his counsels, his
intalligmtpartnorandhasarlght toex-
pcet horn himthciidclitywhichtntbe
cacao! thesavage or the orientalisao
oncsldcd.
'l'hocredlt otplacingthisviewotman
tied lilo before mankind has been
claimed by Christianwritars lov their
"digital. But although we must admit
that Christianityhasdonc muchtoim-
[love the podtion of woman, yet the
highldnl which we have termed that o!
wdern civilisation existed in a very
strong degree in ancient Greece. still
more atronglyamong the Bomansand
the nations ot western Europe. whom
thryconqucrcdsndcivlliscdlongbefom
Christianitywaspseachcd.and the noble
qualitieswhichweadmircinlhmrm
mayoi’tsn bs directlytrsccdto the in-
dusnccotwivssandmothers.
Buthlghasisthisidsal,hdctoryshows
thatthore are dangers which threaten
these societies when it prevails; dano
guthsoutoomsolthstvcryeivilisstion
whichit has done somnch to set.
“my. prosperity. too great ibcrty.
want ol’ mutual rcspsotand continual
shiviugsltcrnswssnsslmsmtooapt
to dcstruythatwholcsomc stale oi things
whifihasbscn the palladiumol every
”mummy oitsnhavsex-
otthalourthidsal,which.tlmugb
m the third.is wdisilnct
from thatitdcasrvcs tobsclacscdhy
iiasll. thrca wiicis no longsrcou-
that modesty and reserve which are
woman's greatest charms; whn aha
mmtsrnitysnddofnsaticduticaal
”vial or “nthsa iadesdtho
“mm into-limo“:
hfimmmly er.
3".”me toths unspeak-
ahlshmussot imperial
Whythdrudaoity.whowwsrc-
unashssllrmsad burni-
mmmammlorno
at”. Mohandglluswould
We t «Poppins
aim lnlsttcrtimss.too.and
Huh m countries. where the
“Iowans holdsosa-
Itcouldonly
allatrmecandhcgantoycll—ird' outcry
at all—and kepton yellinguntilthcmcn
andwomen making upthcoar’s company
were in open molflandthcdrcdparcnts
droopsdnndcr the withering remarks and
glances cast in theirdircctionas
é
passengers there was a woman wbowas
merit in the "Agoo" tongue. and her
was touched as she translated the
following: "Oh! oh! obi llow my stom-
schaehssl Andmypom-hcadlsshakenofl
myshouldersl Iwanttogotoslcep.andl
rau’t. Ohlohlohl”
And thiswoman want ovcrsnd took the
babyout 0! its tired mothc’s armaand
she gave # somccolocynth audit
liked them. And she cuddled me baby
elossandwarm as onlyamothsrcancud-
dlesuchatiuyrsstlem thing. and she
soothed it with the w sweet
nothings that babies love. until the little
headbegantonodmndthsn'ingcdcurtains
doscdoverthsthedhluaeyqandthctircd
mite was fast asleep on her shoulder.
Didn’t that woman receive an ovationl—
Conllarper’sBazar.
Blind and Baa! Ecle- W.
Miss Helen Keller, who may be regarded
as the most remarkable person in this
country when hernatural dolloieneicdhlind-
nemand dealncashre compared with her
graces and gifts. Is a guest at the house
of hlr. Alexander Graham Bell.
gultlsmen were also his guests and had
an opportunity tosea how extraordinary
is thcintclligencc oi this young lady and
how marvelousiahsr power ol axpresaion.
not only by manual signs, but also by dis
tinctandagrecablcoral utterances Amen:
the guestswasSenatorShu-man.
Proleasor Bell said to Helen: ”Ibis is the
birthday of Senator Sherman. and we are
going to drink his health. We want you
toproposcatoast. Doyouknowwhst
that means!” As thlswaa a ncwideato
the young lady it was explained to her.
“We want you to propose a sentiment in
honor of this birthday," said Protessorllsll.
Helen looked puzzled or thoughtlul fora
minute and then said slowly and "if:
a sympathetic emphasis: ” propose
health. happinua and prosperity. May he
be as helpful to his country in the future
ashchasbern in the past.and may hebc
blessdwithallgoodthingalnthialllcmd
in the beautiful lilo to come."
During the evening the quickness and
fitness of her answer: to l’rolesmr New
comb and other scientific gentlemen sub
prised everybody. So did her accurate rep
ctitlon of Lougfellow’s“l’salm of Ute."
andsodld her keen enjoymentot stories
told to her and of theeosmndrums with
which she punled the friendswho were
talking with lam—Washington Star.
I"). Ans-h llahlt Among Woman.
Tbcarsenichabit amongwomenisrnors
t. than k generally known, though
t isnoscast among physiciansanddrng-
giststhatthcrc arowomenwbotakscvcry
dayenoogh of the poison to kill maul
men. for it iaonly among the lair sex that
tbohabithfoumhsnd the Frsnohdoctols
call the victims armicoruanc (arsenic ma
aims). The arsenic caters experience none
of thaauprams axaltation of spirits known
to the users oi opium or alcohol. They
slowly poison themselves (or the mks d
gaining a waxy. clear. unhealthy unplea-
lon. which to the uninitiated might seem
beautiful. This becomes more marked as
they inaeaao thalatal dose gradually and
gain in plumpuas on the tiny pills which
they take daily until a bottle containing
enough arsenic {or a week’s treatment is
consumed in a single day.
It is not as“ uncommon thing {or young
girls belonging to prominrot families to
ask physicians for prescriptions containing
the poisonous bewtlflrr. Those more ad
vanced in the habit buy the Innocent look-
ing sweets imported lrom Ilidrid and sold
only to those knowntothcssllers as arsenic
eaten. {or In aach of tho harmless looking
caramsisthsls is enough cl thcpoisouto
canscpualyaisand even death tothc novice.
The arsenic victim puns-eases her puny,
waxily lairskin and plump a runes to
the H. but she dim at in
onsvioiim reach m of so baton tha
hill poisoa cans. «New York Sun.
Drosal‘wraWWa—aa.
A business woman—~that is. a woman
who earns heriving insomc field usually
ouupudlzmnmhswopankaln
abouthsr ram. ltahculdbsthapsrsoni-
maplflnncuuwdlunntomas
that is
nd in it loll"
Mal-mmllsw York Herald.
“3%
mike- cat.
the evil-ass m emu—now-
wane"
day flaring a number ct well known
elationthat'splnto vc th'dmeaanhs
“that-time’s bloodtuthcinilnt’a
brainaanahs’sloiblcrobsaqucmurking
or somethin avthat soortover lnShpain
aoarsdathaywantlogivchsrailr-ssclass
aindoflanshowherthatwshavaaoms
garni- in this cnnthry that kin dance
qufltcuwsllsaOar-mycsety.
“Th' Ashton anth’ Vanderhllka anWaa
dIa ludilhhtcrhavcall bin inwnltsd anhla
Ouhanletstclls me that cv’ry wanav th'
hdi-muahtwcarcoort coshnoma an be
awayoutavsoight. That'llahootmstoa
T~Y—tcc. Ilsa HeGlagges-ty. 0i have use
coatmsoomaa handyaa annyavthim,
mchManshcsc’llnoucavthimlukanny
masheroolntioua at th' than
will Ilia Hurdle lagosnln, Ushquoirc.
shod ahpr inqudraflra Homag-
. was to court wad Id sev’ral
mahind—wanattoth’throi’labout
Blindlurph will.wanat to scaBlyuo
coartygst noine monthaiur
httnhlapoor owld mother anti] ahcwaa
ondndblaauth' lasht tolmclwhin myh‘y
'l‘srnmywasup stars the loodgs an sus-
av.wssrina doimond th'soisc ava
cgghhhdinutkongwhlnltmrned
outso be onlya rhoinsshtonc thcthcpickt
Ipln th’ alley back av Nlblyda Gardln.
"I‘heythoughthcshtolcid.0iahuppoas.
buthcnnvcr.anthc joodgsJolkcth’ gud
an daycint man he Adischargal hlman
Iethimgo Uv'rybodythat’s urcrscarth'
cmbtoomauid’aadaisy.anso Id is. lira
IcGlaggarty.aa ya moight say yersclf all
ye felt loikctellin the trooth. for id'- oltln
moltinyanwigmrfrlnd. Yourcmlm’er
th'yally sthnripcd dclaiucdhrualraliio
G y.wud th' grcsnbroudcdahawl.
an 'Impoirsbonnstwlthth'rcdrlbbons.
an th' ahamarogua in ld—wcll. thet’smc
cor-s ooahtoorn. and harrin id’s a little
Wflmth’goathaaatcth'topoutavth'
impairs hoanitwanst ur twoitJlra. lie
GWJd'aaaloincanilllgant a court
cmhtoom as may th’ Shpanlsb infint’li
claphcroyuupou. metrind.
"Ila daughtc Toosy throlato tell me
thatld’anotacoortcoahtoomatallanthat
Oldn’tknow'i‘whata coortcoshtoomis.
bntOivabinto court In id.llraMoGlag-
gaty.an 0i knowid wasa talst for th'
ayuavuvrysonot auycukointh'm
mom. ld’sadandyooortousbtoom.“ her
r'yalniln'llbsparalyscdwudj‘yanabup
pdsslwhinshssccsid. likCuhyanjsglets
amhdsgoinmcmatemhmmmanthat
halllwsarkncsbrm lismooahthavc
ahandamnc pair av legs to health.- wantin
todo.’avourncan. 0i nuver aawhialsgs.
though. an av course don't know [what
they’re loikc. but hivcu help him ailhc's
bow ior Oi’ll mnkeaahowav himat
th' lira lieGlagga-ty.”-—New York
rm Oar-lotion.
Liar-l dcclar’. Amos. yo' lacs done
looklikcydhc’n lamilloua wld oncr dean
y-ssailmsd ku-lisyona
Amos—littlssl dc same way. Aimcr.
WA’bun—Wha' sorter cyclum dunalitun
Amos-'Twun's no cyolum. Miner. l
ju’ hs’a rar’lus wid mer- moot. das'a all.
Ahom—liowdatha Amos!
Amen—Sorter Iy. Yd knows dat
ar' Fishy Flonadcrtnt. dou’ you'l
Abor—Suttinly.
Amos—An yo’ known. too. dat aha dona
guardian mouts das e1 yo' dsdockit
Pom do taccdar haint mutt er do oount'
sane-Is! tuputtyu acrack widl
Maser-Dot dsvs’y ln 'ermoulsha done
M
Amos—Well. nh. I done bc‘n champ
Inuit tcrtrytrrki-dat mou! lsa‘night.
snjns'wheu mar lips gitwhar do junk-
ahnrm gwinc 'lucidata ahc gib one: dun
’pottyrnus was or hcr'n. an Amos drap
Indar.an dckindsrdxxyogssnylextcr
our! four dar arur her ,1sz dons drap
oama-BostonCouricr.
Restless.
"Yoadon’t scans tobsasoalmandcom»
possil this svenisgssususl.llr.’l‘uttcr."
dd Il- Pluksrly. "1 don’t think 1 ever
furnaces-any. llam'tyourchalrsuifr
you
“Oh.“lhclaral'said hitter.
Mb d ”hutlrsally
thhklrau gdng now,"aadaaamo
Int law ha flood out nadsr thsclcar
saunas-alias.
“K‘ssiithspsss'ldaastwaslsmueh
papa-lam lwritasllnryvvrss
mastic."
“ dd Onion. '1
Mallow”:
math In the United ataatooollsctalund
loathe bonsilt otihe links. whohaslast
much. It not all. cl his lortuns in bad bus
iness investments and through going so
curlty {or lrlsnds. The marquis, while
expressing hirnsell in lsvor o! the proposal
to raise a loud, said he regretted that the
subscription was intended only for ths
bencilt of the duke.
The marquis declared that he. equally
with his brother. was a descendant at
Columbus. lie had spent a large sum oi
money during his recent visit in company
with his brother to the United States, and
as a matter at fact he was poorer than Ihs
Duke 0! Veraxua. who is t? head of the
family. ‘
The marquis thought thnt he should be
considered in the muttonund said hein-
teudsd towrite to friends in the United
States telling them all the facts. Hc ex.
pressed the hope that the organizers of the
fund would see to it that he was givsns
third or a quarter of whatever sum might
be collected.
TOO MUCH SILVER.
The Chicago Dahtrcaaury la Flooded and
Refuses to Receive More.
CHICAGO. July 25.——A notice is posted in
the United States subtreusury to the silent
that silver will not he received. During
the day many employees of banks brought
in sacks of the white metal must currency
in exchange. but (how hm! m ~huuldsr
their loads and go ugniw »- ‘lxvy came.
There is more kiln-r ‘.. . ~ml un-
counted behind the col» - .y- units-as
ury than the lore: elm l. , . ». wvr every
shell and in piles on the liwr ‘m - (ta mcks
tilled with dollars and m in r u'niurl. smoked
up until there is bur-all y room loge: about.
"We are unable to handle the big amount
of silver we how on hand.” said one of the
oflit‘lals. "and until it can be all countcd
and checked up we will not rrccirs any
more over the counter. For some time put
great quantitiesn! ailverlmvefbeen brought
here by the banks It) be exchanged for our-
rency until the nmouut has becomegmter
than we con bundle and we have had to
cull a temporary lmlt. This is all therein
to the matter."
A Leaky Boat Caused Three Deaths.
Gumr llsumsorox, Mass, July 2&—
Augustus llnmlin. aged 23. his wife. Mary.
ugul 21!. Eugene Poitier. 30 years old, and
Louis Victor and Rosa Labbc went row‘
ing on Harmon's pond. The boat leaked.
All crowded to one side and Poitier jumped
overboard. Mrs. Hamlin jumped out and
clasped her arms around l’eltlcr‘s neck and
both sunk at once. llamlin loll out 0! the
boat and sank like a rock. Thetwo others
were saved by clinging to the boat. Shel»
field and Egremout officers disagree as to
who Ishall recover the bodies. part of the
pond being in each town. and no oflcial
action has been taken as yet.
Jockey Flynn's Fatal Race. ’
Cesar lsuxu, N. l’.. .Iuly 25,—J0chy
Thomas Flynn was thrown iron: his mount
at the Brighton Bench mcc tmsk and re-
coiul injuries from which In? (lied anon
alter. Flynn was mounted on Sub Rosa
and the field was a large one. While my
log to get out oi the ruck Sub Rosa ran
against the fence and threw Flynn. He
was trampled upon by other horses and
died within an hour. Three other jockeys
were thrown in consequence of Fly u's
tall. but their injuries are not. supposct to
be serious. _
Cou'nm's, 0.. July 2A~Ilr. llcrrnan
llivschbcrg ol 4'.“ West Goodalc street shot
and instantly killsd Theodora K. Mlssss. a
grocer. Some days ago the doctor pullsda
tooth (or Miessc and went to the storcto
collect the bill. They got into a dispute
and a light followed, duriu which the duo
tor drew a revolver an shot lillcssc
through the stomach. llirschbcrg wsutto
the telephone, called Dr. J. H. Hamilton
to attend the victim and gave himssll up
to the police.
Pregna- cl llama Eula.
lmuxm, July all—The house 0! com-
mons, sitting as a committee of the whole
on the home rule bill. discussed Mr. Glad-
stone'a new financial clause. which pro
poses that Ireland's contribution tothclm-
prrial oxchrqucr shall be onothlrd 0! her
mini revenue for six years. When Chain
man Mollor applied the closure to the a
hate. the clause in question wasadoptcd
a vote 012mm lul.
Audios Escape from Ibo load Gang.
Sum limo, July so. -—Morris Tutu-n, and
is. escaped from sing Sing prison. lie was
arnlrnocd in September. lull, to five years’
imprisonment for assault in the second do
grrc. lie was at work on Hunter street
buildinga road with about 40 othsr coa-
vlcts. This Is the ascend man that bass.
caped from the road gang.
will as Alter In. Inst.
Nsw Your. July u.-l)otertlvc Ben
grants Jacob run Gsrlchton and James
Weldon “helm of Inspector llclaugh-
Iin'a stafl will have (of Detroit on Wad-
ncsday to take charge of Mn liary Noyes.
wife at ltr. Henry 0. W. Meyeerho Is now
in the Tombs charged with wholesale M
sorting. ”m
llaals lovers at land Inho-
ltourm Leas, N. Y.. July Ill-dam
rrowds gathered hero to attend thsopva-
tag at the musical festival. which will last
ullthsradotthswsvk. 0mm
and tin. Flower are expected tobvprss-
out at one concert atkastduring thswcsk.
ra- Dig m m
New Your. July n-Jl‘hs ltamlsn hh‘
tic-hip Nicholas l. which IIss at anchor ed
[my-chitin strsat In the North river. is
attracting a great dsal oi attention today.
Ill-sis the largest wsrvsmrl that hassvw
catered New York harbor.
liars by the lassthg ala Valve.
Manors. ll“. 8.. July unsoun-
r. li.Woodsurnot the Portsmouth sac—
company, was fatally mud hythshurat-
lag of a globsvalvsonthsboilsr. llishody
munihly scolded bythsssssptng strata.
helluva-Valhalla“
mow, July fli-u'l‘hs iirst rassla m
the till he is lbs with“ :hsmfl
Tutsi! whichwilltahsplass
eaJsiyllmflhs «Witt.
T .
‘ w
khlnrym and Is
made from .Nv-rla,
astsa ll 1";er
can not
pie. Lam-'5
BONES.
m thread
Pam‘lv Dlrdirlae
dub [non ermbrhcal_
,. nlmm. F. Woolma
"may - Isuzu -
Cure woven Stomsrt
Mussel noun"
doorway.“ acts 2912:!an theanlm
r. pie-mans laxative. Morin):
sud i‘iyn pared lord-causally
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333 Broad St, Bridgeport, (it,
from l0 a.m. to 7 p. in. any day empt Sunday
Thclloctor Isa regular physio and (or
thaws! sixteen years has made the l) BASES
o! OMEN a specialty.
from anBrdifliculty incident to the sex can
consult . Guilford in the strictest mad-
noc. and with than-rumors oi the
most skillful and scientific irmtmcnt known
to modern surgery and medicine. lloma can:
furnished for confinement rasea. Terms mod-
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OIL STOVES
and all kinds of
House Punishing.
Plumbing.
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H. s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 30. Norwalk.
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Tristram & Hyatt’s,
No.i2 Gazette Bulldlng. Norwalk.
In order to make room for other goods we havezdecidcd to
close out our entire stock of outside garments of allkinds, includ-
mg Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet
full back and_ urge] sleeves. lfieses’ Garments from 12 to 18
years in plain Jacketsgand with capes. Children’s garments from
i to 12 years in light and dark colors. Every garment must be
sold and in order to _'do it we will sell them at less than the
manufacturers’iprice.
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable on will be included in this
sale, at just one-half their former prici;es . _
Tristram & Hyatt,
THE lEAllINB nnv nouns STIIIIE,
g No.;:. Zicazette Building.
BIIY AT IIIIME AND SAVE MflNEY!
Wagons 1' Kinds and
This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
to Wit:
SUSSIES, PlIlETlllS. SIMIPIES. SPllfllES.
SIMS. SIRRIISES, llll BIISIIESS HMS
Which, for Qualit and Price, cannot be beat in the country. and
I will make it to t e purchaser's advantafiot: buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have ed at my stock.
SECflIlIl IIIIID WAGOIS 0F Ill. IIIDS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
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