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We are pleased to inform the public of Nor.
walk and vicinity that the Peri-slim“ Tit-let
system of adventuring will be motioned for
another year by th- following business hurts-rs
of Nor-elk and South Harwell. y thintf’
l'erimlic-l Tlchete (which out you nothing)
on slice-h retell piircbsics of guide at there
'ws WlLL owe you
the stiliecri tion to any mwwpu or
insensine or one treats. is of
your own sci-ctiou. st ptibl '
price. or an order on any one of our ad
in: drum for the amount. due. accord
ac ctluie in tieht-t ism.
titans sensuous ritsr ricus-rs use ii
men eon tut runssran sr wrottls sr mi
oooos aria resonance. as the merchants will
not acerptt under other circumstanm.
Am. reunions will tieriinitrrm rttttstsstsu
and are ritrsttssraetr scallions” r as.
have tun-teat the following p only.
until fortne r Mire.
Frederick Mead. Con fret loner. Norwaiih. 3-1th
Norwellt.
W. A. Vogel. Chemist. Norwalh. ‘
J. Arthur Plump. Btmhseilcr. Norm-la.
Cnmstcch Brothers. Clothiers. florwsik etore
only.
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”3.3m . ”rugs and Holiday floods.
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The, tiny It Is a (loud Blaine- lens...
The Proposed Financial Policy let liai-
vsrsally Approved by the Party—Bap!»-
llcaasilaylt lsuontyaad Dali.
Wasnixcros. Dee. t.—-Aftsr consider-
ing the message which President ,Clevs-
land sent to congress yesterday for half a
day and a whole night the congressmen
are beginning to give their opiuioasof
it. Tia comment of the Democraticmsrn-
here seems to be brief as a rule. ' The Rs~
pubilcan members are more explicit.
The tone of the comment. of course. VIP
rice greatly. rows of the opinions ex-
pressed are as follows:
tipsakdr Critip said he had no opportu-
nity to examine the message carefully
owing to the frequent interruptions and
was not prepared to express s‘n opinion
until he had done so. ’
Mr. Wilson. chairman of the ways and
menus committee. expressed his great
gratification over the president’s vigorous
recommendation of the free coal and iron
bills sent to the senate and his indorsc-
ment of the recommendation for tbs abo-
lition of the diflcrentiel on refined sugar.
Representative lived of Maine declared
that he had nothing to say with regard
to the message. and Mr. Burrows of
Michigan had no comment to make.
Representative Ilingiey (Rep. Me.)
said that nearly all the message was eim‘
ply an uninteresting synopsis of depart‘
mantel reports. "The president's rscom‘
ntendstion that imported foreign built
steainshlpa be placed on the free list and
admitted to American register is a ou’
ricus reversal of the free raw material
doctrine which the president has delight-
ed tc exploit. W hen completed steam-
ships are placed on the free list, consist»
ency requires that every other manufsc.
turs go there. The cool manner in which
the president announces that under the
new Democratic revenue laws a deficiency
exists and will continue to exist during
the llscsl year. and all the administration
proposes to do is to continue to sell bonds
to meet the deficit. is delightfully re-
trashing."
Representative llepburn (Rep. la.)—
Ths message is a comprehensive docu-
ment end will doubtless be well received
by Mr. Cleveland‘s faction of the Demo-
cratic party. but will excite opposition in
the ranks of the other faction and will
intensify the bitterness existing within
his party. indeed it would have been
impossible for the president to have writ-
ten a message that would have resulted
in party harmony. The wings are too far
apart. There are, in fact. two or more
robust parties claiming the trade mark
of "Democracy."
{Sent-val Tracers Opinion.
General Tracey (Dem. N. Y.) said he
would favor some sort of a banking
scheme as suggested by the president.
which would divorce the issue of clrou.
iating notes from the government. but he
did not think any financial legislation
would be enacted by this congress.
Mr. (luthwaitetllcin.. 0.) said it was
an able presentation of the state of govern-
ment eilaire. and particularly commend-
ed the president’s recommendation for
striking out the diilerential on sugar.
Mr. Brynn them. Nob. ) said he was
opposed to any financial scheme which
would give private individuals the power
to issue money,
Mr. llarter (Dom. i). i characterized
the president‘s banking scheme as a good
long step in the right direction, but per~
sonaliy be thought it ought to go further.
The government, in his opinion. ought
not to guarantee the payment of national
bank notes or iii any corporation. The
notes of a brink were as safe without as
with the government guarantee lie ex-
pressed his regret that the president had
not suggested a plan for the gradual
withdrawal of grocnbscke
Mr, hpringtir (Dotti. ills. i said the
president’s iiicsenge is largely devoted to
routine recommendations in reference to
the business of the departments. in refer-
ence to the thrill his suggestions are wise
and timely. He does not recommend any
general legislation. but merely the correc
tion of some of the defects of the term
law of last session. The business inter-
ests of the country may rest assured that
there is to be a long period of rest so far
as general term legislation is concerned.
In reference to the currency the president
indoms fully the recommendations of
Secretary L‘sriislc. Ills report has not
been published as yet \\ hen published.
Mr. Springer would give his rmmmenda—
tlon careful and earnest consideration
and would also call a meeting of the com
mlttes on booking and currency and ar-
range for the prompt consideration of the
subject. Some insecure in reiomncs to
our currency ought to be reported and
passed during this session.
Representative iiellly of Pennsylvania.
the chairman of the committee on Pacific
roads. speaking of that portion of the
president‘s tire-sags which refers to the
l'nicn l’aciiic railroad, said: “1 am glad
the president referred to the subject. it
is a matter of great importance. and the
interests of the government arsenormcua
in view of the fact tbst the indebtedness
of this company to the government is
about nurturing. the necessity of some
legislation on the part of congress is tip
parent. The house cortrmiitss at the last
session reported it bill which. in their
opinion, ilenactod, would work ontasciu‘
lieu of the problem. and we expect and
hope that congress will take sortie action
on the matter this metric. "
'tienator l'lias llicm.. Wis i-mlt is a
good business ttiessege.
‘1'mnmampiasstfl titty-t Nonalor Chandler.
Fenstor Chandler (Hep. N. ii.) said:
“The message is a very ccmmoetplare
document. it. ignores the fact that we
have a great silvor question on head. and
it almost ignores the tariff question as-
cept in referring to the 'pop gun’ bills
and in making the absurd proposal of ad-
mitting free ships in order to help Ameri-
can shipping. That is about all literals
to the message beyond a recital of depart.
menial routine?"
Representative nsizsll of l'soneylve
nla said in part: ' The president either
has not heard as yet of the ale: tiurts that
recently took place or does not think they
are of any special significance. There is
absolutely nothing new in the message."
of the Dsrnocrstic members of the sen
ate committee on finance Henstors Vccr
lists. flame and Vest asked to Measured
from expressing any opinion on the linen;
clslgtlews advanced by the president. and
Senator limes of Arline-as would only
repeat what its bad itemtumre said that
he did not hell-es that any financial leg
isiatic. woeid “possible: bring the pres-
est ssselsa
fleestcr smith ”levee. h. “said that
. Wisel-
, tseselcwlaeiakiag radical
abscess. ‘
Senator l’istt (lisp. (lean. l—Wlwllovv
er the tines
Cleveland to
the present message.
r‘enator iloar (lisp. Masai—it is a
message without vigor sr courage. indi-
cating in every sentence the president's
consciousness of public disapproval.
senator German. while declining to div
rsetly discuss the recommendations of
the message. acid that at the shortses
slon which was now beginning action
would depend largely upon the willing-
ness of the Republicans topsrrnit any-
thing to be done. ' l have lot." he add.
"heard anything authoritative from the
llepuhlir-anenlrut l imagine they will on
pact to any changes in the present tarifl
bill by the Democratic party beyond the
'mere correction of palpable errors. "
Senator Brice i been, I). i—Thers are. i
believe. :lH pages of the message, of which
37 pages are figures, while the remaining
page is given up to urging the adoption
of tho iroltlmors financial plan. lhavs
not had tints to verify the figures. but as
for the Baltimore plan it strikes me as a
pure dream its adoption would certain-
ly demo. nilzo the finances ol the country.
In llouae- and . '
The opening of the short session in the
house was picturesque in its way. but de-
void of interesting features. The victori-
ous Republicans and the defeated Demo
crnts “changed greetings and gave and
took thrusts on the result of the recent
political hattie'with much animation. but
thorough good nature.
The galleries were crowded. and half
the desire on the flow were smothered
with flowers. The leaders on _both sides
got enthusiastic receptions from their re
spective partisans. the appearance of
npeahsrfli'igsp. ex Speaker lteed, Mr. Wil
son and hi‘rf‘ Burrows being the signal fur
long and loud outbursts.
'I‘hern wus no chance in the tint day's
proceedings for any public reference to
the election. so that the actual proceed-
ings wore dull and uninteresting. h‘even
new members were sworn in, and after a
long wait the president‘s message was
read. Although listened to attentively.
it was concluded without a single mark
of approval or disapproval. The death of
the late Representative Wright of Penn.
eylvsnis win then announced. whereupon
the house. as a mark of respect. adjourned.
'l‘hs reassemblags of the l‘nited States
senate was attended with the usual scenes
of well illlod galleries and mamial
greetings which a‘auark the opening of a
session of congress it was devoid of tire
rustic incident. however. as the reading
of the president's message consumed two
hours and was the only business of im
pcrtance transacted beyond the presents,
tion of several resolutions ceiling for in-
formation concerning the recent issue or‘
bonds, the use of federal troops at the
(‘hlcngc strike and its to Armenian and
thinner: atrocities. These brought out
no debate. however. and the interest of
the day centered in the president it mes
sage it was listened to with attention.
although it brought. out no demonstration
of npprovrti or otherwise from the sons-
tors or erreotators.
English I‘miiiste-ttf "it the- lien-siege.
Lvniun. lino, -l. ——('nmmenting on
President i'lcvolztml's message to con
gross. The last 3' News says 'liit- truns
for of responsibility (trip the IIWMDPV to
tho banks is rind-itilvte ily suunil finance.
There is plenty or gold in America. but
its collection and retention is obviously
not the lllii)’ «if the governnwnt under or-
dlnury conditions of notimml exisn‘nce
The task under the present conditions
will sooner or inter luau to l uancinl diiii
culty or disaster."
The ('hrimiclo says it is estruor
illnury that tho .-\iiieric;im have not per
coin-d bolero thiit the growth of the mor-
cutitilc lllIII‘lliti would be stimulated by
is new turiii policy it is ten soon to crit‘
icise tho )ll‘llpllnl‘ll changes in the note ctr
i-ulntinn if is evident that it is intended
to turn the flank of the attack which is
to be made on the administration by the
silver section of tho homoerotic My. "
'l‘lie ‘illllol says it thinks that Sen.
mm i itrllsie'n plan is probably the best
ilm‘lrfliiin under the circumstances, it
adds that the prospect of carrying any
currency reform in the present congress is
rrither hopeless. but the fact that thi-
shrewd lllfhflllilt‘l‘il of New York banks
heipml the trowury by subscribing for
the gold limn shows that they still hope
in congress will listen to reason.
\tiriril ILilllllrlll C'etlnllt'nl.
Mn Ytilih. lien. l.--'l‘hs World says
today editorially "The message of Frost.
dont Cleveland is. as a whole. a disap
puiitttiient. ‘i‘boru is no clear note of
leadership in it it contains not the
slightest. recognition of the causes of ties
into overwhelming disorder to the Demo
rrotin party, it has no word indicating
a purpose to amend 'ht‘ faults and correct
the bmmivrs that contributed to this do
foot. ‘
’i‘iiv Morning Advertiser says today:
‘ .\i nettni with presidential meeting".
‘9»?! which Mr, Cleveland sent to con
- .. t‘l‘ilitfilii] was to It great extent a
. ion of the reports of the marchers of
v ifiiuet \\ hersvsr he get outside of
:5» - ”is stinger-timid are n rehash of those
iiinln by the tustuiiors of his trial! plus
.lm. «iluiinwlvv originality of unionist”
illlil tlmi scion-nil picturesque form of ex
pression with it how ceased to all price or
amuse."
"rum Melton-tire" Dried.
lint-iris. lino t.»llnnry itawnnstaii
died at his linme at 2" t'ommctiweslth
IVi'nllil. 'l'lii- tllil‘oml was born in Halt-m
on .‘lll'ih ,. l beings lineal descend
slit of Sir liinhnrd Faitonstail oi colonial
lotus.
hm! itiwrtii-mi imrinrrs let Dwight "all.
Ni ii llnrs. lice l.-—’l‘he Keri of Ab
enioon. hiWUfllilrl.ml of (tensile. lec-
turmi before rm immense audience of the
members of isle university in Dwight
hail.
Ives 'M llll'.
Cm: Aim. Dee. twins won the first
niche of the tilitisrtt monument in (Isis
trsl Music hell. deft-stint Hchasfsr by a
score of mm to lift in 1:; innings.
Brewer ERIN?“ l‘nptaltt.
UAHHRHMF. Mites. lice. i.-M a reset-
ing at the members of the Harvard loot
bail team i hnriie Brewer. fallback. was
elected captain for were m
'l'ws t'iiiieirea tires-rated.
Eastern. Que, Dee. lbw-J. llltehsli's
bones burned. and m WI. 0" d Hi
I tom W .
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unrsirrn nu
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Has No {22:312.
Tobacco
cannot ll: harden
V
at home or : '
Pluntisg, blasts and lee-Fitting.
lie and Sheet Iree lert.
llet lir fleatleg.
Liberia and traumatic furnished for
hot water. steam orhot air heating. »m
ansom IA!!!"
Raymond . 8: Sons.
Snot-cams to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and Gt iteral Funeral
:llireetors.
so and IQ Iain Street. lorwalh. or.
Residence. 3 Berkeley PM.
'I'elrplso-w. 774. ‘
for quality or .3 mm
Baa-tari- In
F. S. Pats-t o‘er.
1810 lo I883.
(Wives. 4363 Main Street,
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g womuueiuc.
$5. ccnncva ,
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You can save mcnrv by purchasing W. I.
I‘m: xii. .h'hoc-o
Because wearer...- in; ‘trun‘lfflthlfmd
sdvcrtuc. simrs in the world, and usrnntre
the value by stomping the name um 'prlcepn
thr- bottom. which prnfnla you B‘JiSSI high
prices and 12.: Wtzillnt'l‘iiall" punts. Ourahoca
g: i custom WHYL ruff- 2:, .
we iug entities it": nus-cl ’3! said every
where- at owe.- prir-v. t.r t‘wpzlve. f.’:\(‘f'|(h|n
nvother mix- i' “ -:.:ui: if your
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ale: cannot sappy, pm. Mr fluid by
J. Schaub & Son
jlnl
m n is
registusd. 'l'wuity-lvs years on-
psrisnca We'report whether Detect be
secured or not. fmofeha Out as
anti tent is allowed. m3. lack Iver.
{sinuses . mum-nun.
sir-wen. astltescroa. o.c.
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MiAPlE SYRUP
The people all say Hunt &
Zelufi’ keep the finest to be had
The finest assortment of
to be found.
PiOKlEO OTHERS
at wholesale and retail.
ilSIl. OYSTER: ilO VEGETiBlt
MARKET.
llunttlelufl,
Telephone call, iii-i i.
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till ism! ilil iiilliSiZiGEll
Ocean mundane “at“
Brena lease and
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litany Petite. asheszeIgneste
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D. JENNINGS.
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saucer eraser. scatters. ones
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iOOTil IORVIilK SAVINGS Bill
51 Washington street.
Open daily from 9 table. m..and from its.
3 p. m.. andfon Saturday evrnings from 6 to 1.
Wintereet allowed on deposits.
ALDES SOLVIA‘SS. Preel.
JOHN H. FERRIS. li'icr-Prsst.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Sec. and Trs.
W I l'l'll O‘HPAIOI
BUTTER
Act-writing to our annual custom we been
laid in store Delaware County Cream
Butter. arm pound of which is warranted d
ruperiorq ity. We invite our friends and
cmtomrrs of past stamps who usually lay In
their wintrrsupplir. to come and tart IL
The price will be ale single pound; 8c or tro- .
Stoloibuficforfiolbs. and over. Cash b! '“
two last oflsrs.
A be in in Syrup. We have a pure Sum
Svrnpn good flavor. dark in color. which '0
offer at 7 etc per quart: :5:- per gallon. A at
[fixing and agalxon of this Syrup we so
. s.
Highland Full Cream Cheese. A win“
snpplv. Fluent in market. improves with
age, lilo lb
New Figs,
New Dates.
New Franklin. is‘ic.
Silver Plume. lhc.
a:‘allibfornla Dried Cherries. barge line. via...
California Retell s. 3 and t lbs . L’fic.
Needless raisins. (new) the.
New ('ltron. cheap.
Florida l'irsnges. 20c doz.
Reduced price for lard. Sugar and flour.
Strained lloncy pure and unadulte
from New Canaan. for nail and int I
jenzqt. weight lht‘inl- ibs:piut.i lbs. Price
quarts..‘il)cis..wiih Jar: price pints. ll do.
lliiiiile 8r. Constant.
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time in?! some NORWALI Al
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loa flaw Yoaas to- New travel.
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