. s.
. l
t
NORW
.98
r“
_Weonnuu.iwm and Proprietor
tuneup“. JUNE 14. 18M.
, immune IA'I‘Il—“Went.” ”To
mrm "lbr tale" advertisements. not. ex-
ceeding Ire flue. one time. 350.; three timee.
"Mainline-Jim. Reading mtloes. lilo.e
The. Hermeneutic-1h notion. lilo. Behea-
ll"! I“ for displayed advertisement: tur-
m on application.
"metros KATIE—By mull, in ad-
mm prepaid: One monthdloc; three
MM Ii! monthe. 88.50; one year. 05.0).
W by newebeys, no a week. to be paid
tetheearrter. ' .
nun OIflOI—No. 118 Washington etreet.
iBouthorweik: telephone call. 93-5. Branch
Dillon. No. 48 Wall street. Norwaik: telephone
ctildfli- _‘ ,
WIHUNIOA‘I‘IONB should in all cases be
Addressed to ,
Till EVENING SINTINIL,
50m Nouwaut. Conn.
‘ ElIElllllG'SEliTlliELl '“
.COUPONl
Good on any publication uold,‘
by The Evening Sentinel. l
In York .Rerald Weather l’oreeeet.
In New England today fair,’ warmer weath-
er will prevail, with light and fresh easterly
‘ winds. becoming variable, followed possibly
byhmor'fog on the coasts. On Friday. fair
And still warmer weather and light southerly
winds will prevail. and on Saturday fair
weather with high temperature.
Thermometer Record.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-tour hours eudiiiu at noon to-day was
42’ above zero: hiuhoat. 793.
miniature Almanac for Tu-morrow.
sun Rises, Sun Sets 'lilgh Tide Low Tide
of. 4:19 at 7:26 at 9:25; at 3:06
Power of Mind Over Matter.
Dr. James R. Cooke gives in a paper he
has written for The Arena some amusing
instances of faith cure and also of the
power of faith in producing disease. His
doctrine is that the influence of the
imagination over the human body is
boundless. Imagination will not really
break a men's leg, but it will cause him
to believe it is broken, and ln- will have
the symptoms of n broken leg.
Dr. Cooke knew it rich young man who
was sure he had cancer of thmtoinuch.
If he had been ll. poor young nun having
to dig cellars at $1 a «lay. he Would have
had no cancer. hi: hw wont to Eur-opt-
and consulted the mm tililllt‘lll physi-
clans. He lavished iiioiiryoii tln-selcarncd
doctors like water and got no better. Hu
lived on beef extinct and mill: at last
and vowed l‘e Could swallow nothing
else. But at length he found it wise doc-
tor, who discovered tl'..:t tin- cnncrr was
D,” in the young mun" hillllilll‘ll, but
was all in his ow. to to spunk. and no-
Where else. ill) nunic the young man
go to eating lit-ellvevk. nnd .‘l inm‘veious
cure was wrought.
It may llt'l‘t‘ be rctnui'kt-d that onegmiu
of common sense tnkcn three timesndziy
works magical liciillng in many dim-uses.
Dr. Cockt- tells us that he once coili-
pletely routed chronic and obstinate in.
somnia by giving his putnmt nimplysume
pills made oi’ bfiu't'il. of other cases he
writes:
The effect of eocailed llillKllPllL‘ belts. rings
and other appliances in din- Milt‘i) to the imag-
ination of the patient, as liir went majority or
these nppllaucce have no magnetism about
them. A patient told mo some you” turn that
he was‘cured of neuralgia hi mnuuctiaed pn—
por which he llililililt‘li from n ninu who ndwr.
lined it Very extensively. For the nuke of t‘!‘
periment i told him i could prt-puru some pu-
pei' which WM wry uli'ung with magnetism. i
gave him tWo bin-cut or hrund new blotting pn-
per which had never been lmndlulmud told
him if he would hind tin-m upon illl‘ in'ulit and
chest he would tend it wry eii'ong current from
them. ,
He did no and informed mt- Unit the current
was so strong that it burnt-d hie akin badly and
that he could not benr to leave iln-monovcr
an hour. although Iiu'l'i‘ With no TI,'(illt'.i‘i \‘iidble
upon the skin nftn-r llm pupct mm npplh-d.
There areiwu rational explauutlonn {or lhl.»
curious mental phrnonwnon. The tlrnt one in
themere fact of hi.» tulth culling uttvntlnn to
the pertlowhivh Ulll pain-r wee Ill]!iil‘li.llilil
again. if one «tops and thinks of any part or
the body intently. he will become pulufully
Aware of the prenunco of thin member nnii
ulunlly experience uuph'iwtut M'ueuilnus in it.
A nhrewd prnft‘iihlirili n linim-opnihic rumi-
icni school wished loanwrtuiu tiiuctfcrt of n
certain drug upon hunlihy nit-n nnd wonmn.
Without lhcir knowledge lu- unto them Miunr
of milk toeturt with and i‘l‘i‘ilt'hil‘li ”Will to
bring him ill! lll‘l'mllil oi ull tlw niuiptouinilu-l
oxporieuerd in 2i lililiN. .\ hull dim-ii healthy
men Mill “UNIV“.\ll'iiitlhiilu Iiil')’ \ii'll‘ inking u
tlmg,broliuht him it ildirul-uwlm oi wimp.
tome. lnclmiumrwu ninium oi Hw boll). nn-l
received from illl‘ ptolrwu' ii if’l'illlt' upon illl
flinnllon “huh luv) ulll lit‘ti'l‘ ho lilo-l) in
forget.
My rmulvru will readily quhmuind from
whnt 1 how efllli ilmi Itwiv- mny in' [it'l‘l’l‘f‘imi
and dietetm'd eiittuu or n-im ioiwivw trim h
hove no tllmowruhlvoral-mt illlhil‘.l|l|ll u m
"Mlllfliiio lo ire-hi llu .u illuminl Mill!"- “1
CUIML'NHIHHI‘NH hi culling mini” Hun ilu: lm ill-
llel of the mind.
DI”. (‘m‘kc him cui‘lviuiiy iuiiwiiguii-li
mind L’ill'i‘ or inn-utul tin‘mpuiun-e und
concludes llml. it Will lu- found tailuuidv'
. in the following; (Vino-n:
First-alt i:- nf \‘nllnI Ilnrily nu a cumliic
Y agent in I I“ e of lilfll’ll'liiltl nr‘iroum.
‘ Second» , iu Uli‘l‘H lino \ u will imbue formed
by the mind I l iii“ iivliwlunl.
Think-iii ii'inovliiig wim- oi the mole is} inp-
wm of organic dunner,
Fourthml com-iii” that its Krt'flil‘hl value in
in the tiepartuwnt of preventive iiivzdicirin. i
believe that more dismws muid be im‘ventnd
“undying the mind- and mule of youth and
by correcting nlmnrmei tendencies in them
than can be “out in ism life by any amount
at treatment. no matter of Mint kind.
The popular estimate of eomernilroads
«pruned derielvely in that they carry
their passengers like swine. While there
are undoubtedly just causes for win-
pinint, the “human cattle cure." as they
“to metimee culled, are far more 1?!an
l] and curry fewer paying items to the
weight of the car than any other kind of
trifle. According to an estimate mud:-
nt M0 during the World’s fair. for
athpemger carried there was from
1mm of won the mdlwyuey
q to hmwtfleouthehuvid
honorarium Tho-m
ultimo strum.
Fallb‘im‘ mm was estimated to,
be 1,100 pounds. .. The better the locom-
modatiou required, the more weight to
each paaaenger’ per car has neoeaeary.
This is one reason why pusenger rates
are so much higher than freight rates.
Another It‘iirllll is that the wear and tear
of fast twine. are vastly greater than that
of slow trains. While the coat of hau1~
ingu given Weight of train is the same
whether it is composed of freight or pes-
eenger care, it will be evident from the
above glimpse at statistics that passen-
gers cost more, to carry than freight, and
the cost in increased proportionally as
the number of.pnescngers decreases.
The decadence of hand labor is bound
to follow the advance of civilization,
even in the commonest kinda of work.
Thiewill come rough at first on the men
‘ who know nothing else than simple bone
and muscle work, but they must adapt
themselves to the changed situation. The
manufacture of cloth by machinery“
first threw out of work thousandsoi’ hand
weavers, yet nobody would now have the
world go buck to the old slow and costly
methods.
It was the email boy who started the
million dollar fire which made it thou-
sand families homeless near the Boston
baseball ground. He thought he would
burn up some old paper and rubbish un-
der the seats of the grand stand, the
small boy did.
One of the remarkable manifestations
of the year is the uctivity of the woman
suffrage movement in New York state,
particularly among “'Ulllt'll of fashion.
Coxey has been nominated for cou- _
gross by the Populists of the Eighteenth
Uhio district. Was that the African in
the lumber yard?
WESTUN.
Rev. Alexander Hamilton preached in
Emmanuel church on Sunday morning.
from this text: ”Am I my brother‘s
keeper?” ——Genesis iv., 9. At the evenimz
service he read a proclamation which
was issued and thrown broadcast through
Fairfax county, asking all toiny down
their arms and return peacefully to their
homes. It wall signed by (leneraiSaii-
ford and General Alexander Hamilton.
father of the prcecnt rector. General
Hamilton was the first Federal oflicrr to
enter Virginia. Rev. Mr. Hamilton wore
the badges of the Colonial wars, S we of
the Revolution, War of 1312, Sons of \"ct-
crane, each badge representing chaplain
of the different smtieiies. He spoke at
some length upon the soldier, he who
went forth to bottle that others could
stay at home. So many paseed through
hardships and privatious that if they
were permitted to return to their homes.
they should ever be revered and instead
of taking away.thoy should have panelling:
increnml. As each Memorial Day oc-
curs some comrade hue answer-e) the roll
call on the other side. At the clmc I l'
the service “America" was sung.
‘l‘oumlere' Day Notes.
luiac Church. of Toledo. has sent to
George W. Raymond (A pair of pietole
carried by (lcurml Warren in the Reno-
lutionury war. lili'. Ruymond will to l-
tribute other relics to the exhibit.
The choruses from the public echo his
will meet at the Center school. this nf-
ternoon. to rehearse Foundem' [My
music.
Rev. A. ll. Wyatt. pastor of the Nor-
wulk Methodist church, will preach a
special Founders' Day sermon to the
members of the Norwelk Sons and
Dnughteraoi' the American Revolution.
the Woninu'e Reiit l‘ Corps, (if lluchini-
hnm Poet, (i. A. R, and the members of
the Poet, who will attend in a ioiy.
next, Sillltlily.
llr-r (‘ontrudietinnm
“Queer," mid in 1mm thoughtfully the
other tiny, “tlw coutrmlit-tloim of women.
“i know it girl who Wli-s‘ plucky i-llollgil
towi out on u ilukntu min-ii to twmn' u
brother wliowlt-a going to the dogs out
thurc. film undo all) llIlll‘H' one night, too
illll‘iil'rllm'll ltllll went Mmlighi lntonnn—
looii whcrv 2~lw knew «he would find llliil,
{curl-w iiml i'iwuliiii‘. und whvu that. girl
I‘lillii‘ hunk liouu-umi Wit-i uliont to ho inur-
l'ii‘ll Almwm so Ally uini timid thui who
wouldn‘t ivl n pcrwu iw .‘t'eiil'tl to fill‘
t‘lllll‘l‘ii in .m- iill‘ i‘l'l‘l'lllllll}‘. 'li’ [look in
mid iiud :inylioily thvrv.‘ sill‘ illili in‘r fu
lili‘l', ‘i \mti't no lii.’ lilltl it” know elm
Wouldn't, m tip to \"iifl no our there-liv-
hitlm llll‘ lumlly. " —- .\'«-\\' i'oi'll 'i‘liiim.
hlw “'m- l‘illlpllfliii‘. , ‘
Willw“ but lmppvuml when you llhki‘ll
her for ilI'l‘ innit]?
\Vitliitw- r-‘lw lct uni iini‘nilmi'ietiil lii‘i‘nrm
the jaw ~ llmoklytgllunh'.
it omen umi ('riuie.
in the Allow mm Mule prinou them are
345 mule t'lliil-ii'IH whilo- ihvrc urn ulmut
llvn or nix l'cimiii- convict-t. lt rt-untlnn for
tho opponvnm of woinnn's poliilt'ul runni-
cipniion to elmw “by it should not iii!Wt‘il
for the ”whim hull of humanity” lo uiln
gin its lillilll‘lll'l‘ in the grout. current of
our national public life. Amide from the
justice of woninu‘n lit-round to he iflliililci‘
poled, it Would bu policy on the partlif'
the tuition to utilize this oummnt iiinrul
force forthem-m-rnl uplmililingof the eth-
ical life of the poopinmiied Wing (Minn)
JWV‘mI-M . w _.,__._c... m..- MM“
While at Peeksiilil, N. Y., Mr. J. A
Scriven, a prominent manufacturer of
New York city. unrefined a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Bitch
good results were obtained from its use
that he sent beckto the amulet from
whom he lied obtained it for two more
bottles of the lame remedy. When you
herseeough or will give thieprepere-
tier: e trlel end like Ir. Balm you will
not it whenewn in ueedot such is
undid“. ltleetenedyetusetwth
III! we. fl all :80 oil “the for
rue AW”:
States mum ‘
A committee from our organization
appeared before the ways aud’means
committee of the house some time ago
and gave reasons for not interfering
with the McKinley bill rate of duties,
and the arguments seem to have been
unheeded by the majority of both that
committee ‘d the house of congress.
We again sent answers to a list of ques—
tions to the finance committee of' the
senate, and although some changes were
made in the metal schedules, or sched-
ule C, the advances over the house bill
were slight, and reductions were made
' on manufactured material that will
work havoc with the wages of the work,
men who are employed on those ma-
terials and in’ seine instances will kill
the manufacture of the article in this
country entirely.
We believe firmly there should have
been no change whatever front the Mo-
Kinley tot-ii! bill at this time of all oth-
ers, and that the present rates of duty
have not been “given time to demon-
strate their usefulness fully. Argumentfl
from us have failed to stay the hand of
the tinker. Perhaps votes in the future
will be more effective.
M. M. GARLAND, President.
J. t‘. KilflAIJ.AN, Secretary. "
There was It nmn from Texas f'llult',
With it wiehy \Vushy middle.
And all his Mills grind out the wiziie
'l‘nrlif twiddle twndtllc.
A (ire-tit “HP“.
The following in from the lui‘lington
Hnwkvycz
“Thorn urc two questions that have
had it great run. it is n problciu as to
which will come out uhcntl. The horse
which had tho start is popularly known
as ‘McKinlcy l’riccs.’ All the necessa-
ries of life Wore to be incrcmied in cost
to the. people of the United Stntes bythe
McKinley tariff. It lnuilx-cn running
since 1890. Whvrwtlmutson thctmck is
it now? The other lltll‘a!‘ i< named ‘Bct-
to: Times.‘ It was l‘llit‘l‘t‘ti in 1898 and
has boon running li\'t‘!‘ it year. it was
backed by (‘lct'clnnd and the lh'iuocrutit
party, and u fll‘i‘ilf nnuiy workingmcn
staked their lust dollar on the mug.
Great anxiety Pt‘l‘Viultlrl the public to (lit-l-
ouver whitt ncvcrmnrivs of life have been
immune-d in cost by tho McKinley tariff
and in what respect the times have. been
improvtid by n Dolum‘rutic administra-
tion. Tin» racc lM'th't'li thum- iwti horses
is still on, They are running neck and
neck, nnd tho otilt'uluti is in painful
doubt. "
There is no doubt ubout the outcome.
McKinley Price-:4 i~z a thoroughbred,
by Labor, out of l'upitul. Better
Tillli'rl is n misnomer. flu is n Router,
by Fraud, out of Wind ling. Tho rum
will be iinisln-d in Nowmln-r, 1894,
when McKinley Prices will bu lead-
ing out of sight, and the old Rimmr's
Wind Thu: will burn exploded. He
won’t bu in it.
A Dnnovrntlc Portrait.
"It taken a thief to ('ltl’i‘ll n thief,"
(uni it lllkt‘rl n lit-inm'rnt to faithfully
Register, which even in those days of
politiciil uncertainty is, uhovo suspicion,
Dcimx'riitic, .nkctchvu the most lifelike
portrait of tho Hililfiit‘l‘ll Dt-unxtrnts in
congress that we burn yet encountered.
Thcy urn, in truth, “mm with u griev-
uncu against ull tiuit part of the world
which is doing well: mvu who have
wiuit [Mimics for it conviction that on)"
hotly who in shrewd enough In mukc
money, uinl known how to enjoy life llilli
iuuko his fril'llllll happy, and hue thi-
lilitiffll‘fuilt' to look prowl-runs. ieu prop.
i‘l‘ subjccl. for poveruuwntnl highway
roblwry; llll'll who row-m- much quoted
gosiwl words until they mu], "i‘o him
that hath not Hillili be given, and from
him that. hath Nlliiil llil inki'it any
enough to eupply him that built not.’
And llumuwillces, null fiwod, grunt lung-
cd children from tho cave of Burma
nounh (Hill High iiinl mourn and bowl.
(if tlicir wurdx no mun lietuth whence
tin-y count or why. And they swiuh and
ewmdi llllll mix tliiiiizu mid overturn and
never not up, and it takes it putty or a
Htatu or u country it long tinio to get
over them. " --Willin1nntio .‘louriuii.
What Is l’rotmtion‘,’
My little boy this query inndr:
”What is protocilon. pray?
We heard you talk nunlmit m... trade."
What could a father ear?
l emwored him: "It mean». my In".
Juat thin. and this alone:
Our institutions should be run
'I'o benefit our own.
"Affording work for those who in“
in factories and elmpe.
Assuring those who till the null
A whet for theirorope.
"Our fathers fought to give thle lend
To freedom'e holy cause.
We tight to mate that edict elem!
B1 wine protective lows.
“Protection in designed to give
To all the nests» good.
That broom eons or tell may live.
And live an (mm-u mould.
Wmthuthmhsnh
ballroom '
I
e esteem-non.
inelmnndlteelWor-keuotthellm? '
to be sold at
be sold at
at
6 cts.; to be sold at
Giughams, Apron Patterns, 4
yard; to be sold at
12.1; cts. per yard; to be sold at
be sold at
picture his own party. The Now Haven ~
l
4-4 Unbleached Muslin, ti cts. per yard; to
Domet Flannel, S cts. per yard; to be sold
64-64 Prints. all fast colors and good styles,
~
Striped Fancy Flannels for dreeriug sacks.
Large size Towels, with fringe, 17 cts.; to
i- BilSlllli- Slillli.
clliner Main and Wall Streets, 'Norwalk. « “
We Shall Bring'Sunshin‘e '
FROM BEHIND THE DARKEST‘ CLOUD.
The Sunshine of Prices that'will Glow the Face with Smiles.
The many rainy days in succession have left us with
a larger stock of-
SPRINGANDSUMMERGOODS
Thanwe usually have at this time. hence this
SLAUGHTER OF PRICES.
Domestic Goods.
4-4 Full Bleached Muslin, S cts. per yard;
' h-i Turkey Red Table Covers, with strip-
6‘ ed and plain borders, $1.50; to be sold
.19 at $1.25
54-inch Turkey Red Damask, six different
5(- patterns, 37E cts. per yard; to be sold at 19,0
, . Crash, all Linen, 10 etc. per yard; to be
3 1-21
CCS. per SOld at 50
4 1-20 D’Oyies, Turkey Red and all Linen, 10 cts.
9 each; to be sold at 50
c Large size, all linen, white D't )yles, $1.00
l0c per dozen: to be sold at 89c
Mill THE SAME GREAT iiillillllllllis iii All illiiEil DEPARTMENTS.
i THE BOSTON STORE,
WALL PAPERS.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or is in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters' supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 first Avenue.
EASY Alli) PLEASANT T0 TAKE.
Patent Medicines
AT ol'it Pillows.
Iii FAGT. HARD NOT TO TAKE,
Loxatonik. $1.00
Hood's Samaimriila, .69
Ayeia' Sarsaparilln. .o.
Dana‘s Sammrilin.
Cuticura Reeolveut. .70
Scott’s Emulsion,
Green‘s Nervura,
Stillson'e Specific for Malaria. 73
l’aine's Cele Compound. 65
Brandreth‘srgills. l‘.’
Alcock's Pinstem. .10
Benson's Cornice i’lmters. .i2
(betel-in, .L’il
Carter's Pills, . l2
Atwmxl'e Bitters, 12}
Radnm‘s Microbe Killer. (its...
Rudani's Microbe Killer, gal. Jam,
Yankee Lung Soother,
Geo. ll. Siillson’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street.
2 5i)
.2')
EAST NORWALK.§
W. Pod more,
65 NORTH MAIN STREET.
BPECIA lo HA LE 0'.“
FURNITURE
BEDROOM NWT. 1) lim‘m.
itpiuco EXTFI. 810. TABLE. hnrd wood.
ilnellulidi. villi
A good an id illNlNll CHAIR. M to route.
CARPETS.
lleet nil Wool lucralnn. hint) cheaper “ruin,
so low not if, cents per y uni.
use Fpnishlnas. in: Values.
a! an ols., awn owns.
i and snipe loves.
a ngemtnis Clean.
A fine Bamboo Screen as low
as :50 cents.
mil if
D. “P. Morreli. 7dr.
llillll :A ll lliill Tlllltlllllil.
ion; Ill nce carting a Specialty
YOU BAN lEAil A HOABEETO
WATER BUT YOU BAN'TIMAKE
HIM illlllili.
Just an in hueineeu. Sonic rout-emu
throw out vermin: ,"inducemoute" to
draw trmiv. but they can't make [utopia
buy, because: they do not utrictly mint-re
towimt they ndvertim. \th mark our
goode in plain figure», null for one prim,
and thnt pricoie lam-r iluiu any grocery
atom in this city.
THE CENTRAL
BASHMEBDBLAY;
PIANOB A SPECIALTY.
in died with oareand (not ‘ ‘
£01} '30“. no: A”. m“) Norwaikt 031161;},
i
l5 Ailillii Milli STREET.
”I o. lElllllllllS. "
Putt "ammunition. Painter
u...
MIAMI!
Mil PAPEII AID BORDERS.
“4*. .. .‘l: i or
3.....5W1.‘ . 'f 'l .
IS AGENT Fon_,
LAND Willi
(FEE Ci"! ii ELUW.)
WIYHOUY out: are owe.
l‘i
A run New. mediated by nature.
More a fnlr chan'ie Mid eke will cure
trli’dhleiiot kidneyn. bladder or twig
i
d
without mil-do resorting to dru' ,
mu. tandem» of bed urinating.
normal and not known eolvent of
the kidneys or 9» miller. and M
totem! oolv aunt let the World’ air or
rent you". and no a union! netted
Of. . _
gs delivered fmin ninth smug.”
lees. rerouteumof bote .
grmuim m amounts. alums. ,
Petal. I PM m. ll. 1.
Norwalk Chronicler