M.” , Ola and: ask Inc. I I! 's illuc'roa. 9.1:. unit In In "nigh Iciicine Administered . I of m Grampg'u’s Home Tablets al- will t scan a ease of o.Iluses and save In times irecat. " (the merges are! i ”pounded , rues. rein lead sicians' Urge“ min “emerald” W"- at ma drug mambo.“ Wash- ma strsei: South Norwalk. 7:. and ' A. Rina .11 la Norwalk ‘ ‘l‘l’d. by the Home Cough, Soreness of Throat or Lungs,by using am’s ” ‘ #c'OUGH REMEDY 1; Vuypleuani to take. Safe and effecv‘ is”. Cures colds in one day. “everywhere. Sendrc. sump implcnnea. Visuals 8 Carmen, Hartford. Conn. k - . ”WE-”pats "2's. £7.31“ 'eave informed that tile Modern Press M's”? "'° “l" “19$; is i la coon v. ’ mhliuht and can he performed by zflifl'ladyorgentleman. Previous ex- ‘flbnccis not necessary, and some of . a. ypang men and women and even old ”.mlddowelltnsrcureauch apost- . Woodmen-lg it talus; unify am in of your me. or W address liodern Pre- Aasoci ailu. Chicano. III. ‘ lather nan run a Baby? "so, get from your druggist today, for “was bottle of Dr. Rand's Colic Cure. Ivory baby often has distressing colic. II. Hand‘sColic Cure gives immediate sliaf by removing wiol from the M and qnisting the nerves. giving “I! sleep. "other think of the Maud anxiety this saves you if ”baby b teething Dr. Band's Teeth- Hlotiouforabcents, soothes and re- “all pairs. Sold by all drugglsta. “figs It fiPTwctnuirefaflm—Tii'nent real twill-M efilan An . Texas. has Chamberlain's (kills, Cholera and has Remedy In his famiI v calysars asoccaslon rcqnl , and al- a. with perfect success. He says: "1 Its perfrot cure for our baby when M with colic or dysentery. i now ”may outfit is not complete with for sev- v, m Twelnpsrtaat teas-res latrcdusdla the “mum nee-Midas... conference was In. MW aftbensbatltaisflsasars. Vssruscros, Dec. sit—After cont ‘ stress between the Dernccratic numbers the house committee on banking and can rency and with the approvals! the score» is?! of. the W lir. W duped a obstinate fertile W censu- sy bill. t is sulptantially a n‘vwmsasnre. although scene of the sections of the origs inal measure are retained in the new bill. Thenrstsecticn providesthatallsctaand parts of acts as require or authorise the deposit of United States bonds. to secure circulation notes issued by national bank- ing annotations, or as require such asso Minna to deposit orkeop on deposit Unit- ed States bonds for any purpose except security for public money. be and the e are hereby repealed, and such notes shall not contain the statement that they are so secured. ‘ Section 2 Is changed so that banks can not only deposit legal tenders to secure simulation, but also currency certificates issued under section 5.193. " Section B is retained entire except that its provisions are restricted to apply to am tional banking associations “taking out circulation under this act." Section 4 names the comptroller of the currency as the oillccr to designate the place where notes are to be redeemed Provision For the Safety Fund. In section 5 provision is made for keep ing up the safety fund. and in addition to the terms of the original bill it is provid- ed that “the collection of said tax of one- ' fourth of one per cent for eacb‘half year shall be resumed and motioned until the said fund is restored to an amount equal to Ii per cent upon the total circulation outdandiug. All circulating notes of fall- ed national banks not redcsrnedon n- tation to the treasurer of the cited sates or an assistant treasurer of the United States shall bear interest at the rate of ilpercent peranuum from the date of the suspension of the bank until 30 days alter public notice has been given that funds are on hand for their rcdemp tion, andsuchnotm shall constitute a first lien upon all moneys thereafter received into the safety fund. " Section 7 is entirely new and is as fol- lows: “That every national banking associa- tion heretofore organized and having bonds on deposit to secure circulation may withdraw such bonds upon the deptsdt of lawful money of the United States, now provided by low, and thereafter such asso- ciation may take out circulation under this act and be entitled to all the rights, privileges and immunities herein confer- Nd. l 7 An entire new provision is added as to state banks, as follows: The State Bank Provision. “ Whenever the secretary of the treasury and the comptroller of the currency shall be satisfied that any banking corporation duly organized under the laws of any state, and which transects no other than a banking business, as provided in this section, has been incorporated under the iawaof the state in which it is located. which laws require that the stockholders shall be individually liable for the rodenup- tiou of Its circulating notes to the full ex- tent of their ownership of stock, and that such laws require that the circulating notes thereof shall constitute a first lion upon all the assets of the bank, and also that such laws require said bank to keep on deposit at all times with an official of the state authorized by law to receive and hold the same a guarmtec fund as requir- ed in the fourth paragraph of this motion, they shall issue to said bank a certificate to that effect. Thereupon said book may Issue its notes as provided. and there- after the tax of 10 per cent heretofore Irn‘ poem by law upon simulation of the notes of state hanks shall not be assessed or ool~ looted upon the notes of such banks un- lcn it appears that said bank has issued circulating notes in exam of 75 per cent of its paid up and unimpaired capital, or that its capitol is impaired and has re- rnalucd so for 30 days, or that the bank has not kept on detrsdt with the state oil!- cial authorized by law to receive and hold the name a guarantee fund as required In the fourth paragraph of this section, or that will bank has not promptly redeemed its notes in lawful money at par on do round at its principal office or at one or more of Its branch oillcsis, if it has branch offices. and that no pcnam or corporation other than the trunk issuing such notes in vidatiou of the provisions of this act shall be liable to the tax of in per cent upon the circulating notes of stain banks us now provided by law." lord Randolph Churchill's Condition. llosnos. lloc. se.-—it is reputed that Lord liamiolph itburcblll is paralycsd on one side. and that he has lost the faculty of reuniting people ills mother and sister have gem to Namillesmmset him. Dara a ”lave: Iliad a lilabep. Karlene. N. Y.. Doe. Illa-Bishop Jo- esph ii. Tbempmn of the African listbo dist Episcopal Zion church. died here lie was 7 old and was hm a slave at Winchester, Va ' “Kraut of libido. Amour, Den flan-The point of appeals nu albumin; spread a minute on its books ng tbsloas of Jndgalerls fromths . llsretirssbecaussofthe I‘llrult. """"""" ' W. ‘M an the Highway. eases. led, the. es. - Jonathan Drawbacks-r. an sysdfarassa wasniurdsr- a. sdhyuaknmhigbwayassaen “repub- ma?“ lisrcadasdrobbsdcftttaadasilvsr watch. ' fields-emulsifier. new fly-a Dead. like Your. Dee. ill—am Owns- ltas man, berm karma as m riysa. lies in his sportsman In Bowling mass M. “Wins-W my “1 m “WM” “may. wanna._ ass-s matinmmnr.“ g . introw month from half a duration lira mama's husband. frownwhcm separated, but not divorced. lives Diego, Gal. ’ (the wit expecting visit her in Topeka some time this A name! was sent to Sec Disco “WM“SE'ME , MWmih, I. . . Cal ll rs Areplyssmestyins hemlflllinihe‘» . MM. r do? but hadbsard nothing of the nor L Twoleticrswersfound in lira Matssn's house written by her husband from Cali- fca'nla In November. They told of some doinsstic trouble between the two and ex- pressed contritiou on the part of her hilt- band and a desire to return to Topeka, which place he left eight years ago. CANADIAN POLITICS. Reports That Writs Are Being Prepared Inc a General Election. Onswa, Dec. 22.—-'l‘he government de— partments were closed out of respect of the late Sir John Thompson and to allow an opportunity of attending poutiiioial requiem mass at the Basilica. it is reported here that writs are being prepared for a general election. No con- firmation can he had. The death of Sir E .Y, , . * Celluloid ”Novelties . Bo‘okleis aces, and 9691’s Héndkflerch‘i Lawn. Linen and ,suk. Fancy and initial. Hosiery and Gloves.» Dickerman ‘& Son 84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. comm}; , Vantiné War Perfumes ‘ kl oz» , 5.9; I. ' ~Ri 7 John has created a wave of sympathy for the Conservative party, and the accession of Bowcll to the premiership has strength— ened the government with the Protestant element. Besides there will be a big def— icit this year, and the ministers do not wish to meet parliament on the eve of an election and make this acknowledgment. They would probably therefore prefer to goto the country before the assembling of the next parliament, which generally takes place in February. John Y. Mcflane's Chief Lieutenant Be— leased From the Penitentiary. BROOKLYN. Dec. 22.-—Ex-Juatlcc of the Peace Richard V. B. Newson, John Y. licKane's chief lieutenant, was released from the penitentiary after spending a sentence of nine months for his share in the Gravesend scandals. Newton. for whom a carriage was in waiting. was driven directly to the sh‘iifilf’s oillce, where he paid the fine of tiw'whlch had been im- posed ou him in addition to his term of imprisonment. Accompanied by several friends he drove to Coney Island, where his wife and little baby were anxiously awaiting him. Mr. Newton been hand some new house, which has recently been completed. it is at present occupied his mother and brothers, who greeted him with every show of pleasure. Mrs. Now- ton had the house tastefully decorated in honor of the occasion. Another l'ostullloe Robbery. lisnrow. N. Y., Dec. 22.-—Burglars broke into and robbed the postomcc, which is located in the railroad station at this place. The thieves placed a heavy blanket about the large safe so that the noise made by blowing up a safe by dynamite would be deadeued. The thieves secured 080 in cash from a small iron box inside of the safe and a quantity of postage stamps. on make, and Fancy Traps and also the HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDIY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. LOW PRICES. LOW PRICES. LOW PRICES. LOW PRICES. u nuts. u lllLE'S. General Swain: to lie Retired. Vl'ssruscros, Dec. Bil—Judge Advocate General David B. Swain: become eligible for retirement today, having reached the age of 62 year-a and It is expected that an order will be issued retiring him immedi- ately, as he has applied for such action. Colonel Liehcr, who has for smut ten years acicdas judge‘sdvocaw general, will continue to fill the position. People Are Against Saleem Then. Cuswmnnsvruu, ind, Doc. 22,—— Twcnty-I‘ivccltlwnsof Newmnrket march- cd to the Ncwumrkct saloon and applied the incendiary torch. The building and contents were burned to the ground. This is the second time in two years that the place has berm burned out, the pmplo dc— clarlug that no saloon will be tolerated in the village. .‘Iany People Killed in a Itlnt. inns. lice. 22—4; serious riot occurred here. President insures, It appear». or- LE'S ll Ill . 7 dcrod a crowd of hungry men and women, “T "‘LE 8, acmuupaniod by many children, to be dis- persed. A riot followed and lasted three . hours, during which many people were REM EM B E R killed and wounded. , Tbs Ocnnsctlcnt Ornsrsl ills In- surance 00.. iii Redford, wlillasursihsllfscf arenas man for aim) for less than to a,day.2or will sell hire an en- dowment for autumn lent than is a day. payablsiohilusslfifhs lives. and his people Ifhedhaodonctusslactto insure. l8. 8. l'IIOIIEOIEO. AGENT. III RISRIIGIOI Si. HORSE plume” WATER POWER. lfrsa wast year asrss cums stick ass r calle- llarry (look, a pannlnent resident of w. W. McQubae, Burlington. N. J.. died of apopleay. He was mm dead in bed. ~ 53 North ”RINSE-o Dartine Jackson of Pine Bank. ll .J.. .8 Smith "awak- wssfounddesd. llewasonsoftbscldsst naninthestetahissgsbelngsc. 'l'bsomnptroilerof the onrlnncyhasls- ”M“ sued callforreportsof tbsconditionef Deal haahattbecloseafbusinssson 9, .. More Green floods. Wssmso'ms. Doc 22.--Uomplaiut of a green goods scheme was forwarded to the positifiice department which inclined a cir- cular giving the address of the operator of the scheuw as James Cox, 704 Hamilton street, Allenmwn, Pa The Tragedy Made “in laaaaa. Qmssv, ills. Dev. slim—Frank Trum- blc, an attorney who was present at the mount triple shmtlug affair in the Coun- cil lilufls bank in which Clerk Hunting- ton shot two detectives and himself, has become Insane. mm chandler. Prospects. Concerto. N. il.. lion its-«Indications are that ilenamr Chandler will be rem ed. ills friends smile at the suggestion that the senator is losing mind, and that Henry W. Blair is growing in strength as a candidate. The first mrlmd of oranges for the sat- am been shipped east from Riverside, ' AG. , mums-s: me. am. cum “commune mass, tabla. or. W a train at Csaterville, it. 1., , Prices to Suit All. smashes-sass. ”=35 ...... * “7””? FOR some ,. , AND F - SIGN lillllllllli' Get my figures for ‘ work done by my artist, slalom, This is the “lid of sleighs that I, have In stcck. Call andlcpk “them if you'll. thinking of buying ' one. .3! .3! .fl um I _» OR in Carriages I have Buggies and Photons and Canopies Extension Top Service and Spi dies and:Runsbouts,tbatisro my Brunswick Trap which is the finest Trap made. .I also have Harnesseszand:,Blsu- job and Lap Robes of all kinds, and the pricssare right. Call and look atthe Stock I have to show you. WRIGHI’S REPOSIIORY "IR GARRIAGES "'0 SLEIGIIS, CORIIER OF iRiIIIIlIII iIID IMOISOII STREETS. SOOTII IIORWilII, GOIIII. The Leading Dry Goods Store. Tristram & . Hyatt, No. 2 Gazette Building. 0?" IVEIIIGB UNTIL CKIIBTIAS. CLOAK DEI’ARTMEN T. We shall give each customer purchasing a Cloak or Fur Cape from now until Christmas «I m cm. i urcui OISOOOIT or m can run. Table Linens and Napkins. Table Linens and Napkins play an important part in the present line and our ricce will convince you that we are offering special inducements In these goods. All linen cream table damask, at 25, 37b, 50 and 76 cents per yard. All linen bleached table dgomsek. at 39, 50, 35, 85 colitis, ti, $1.10, 81.25, .1 hi; i 75 r ard. While the s vs shows a wi c rarge o noes, we :ish tgecall attention to our 850 and ti qualilies which are the crude rich double damask, 72 inches wide, and are goons usually sold st 01 and 01.25 per yard. Napkins. Bleached damask Na kiss, 20 inches square at 75c_snd O1 per dozen. 5 8 Size at CI 25. .1 66’. ti 75,32 and $3.25. liarse dinner Napkins whichsv housekce r will apprsciate as a present, extra line lrish bleach, ! size, at 9.7 $8,150, .4 g; M 50 and .5 per dozen. Linen Sets. cloth and napkins to match in two sixes. i . Nicely put up, one set 77 a box, .4 86, 1 ans fringed cloth and napkins, plain and open work borders, at 08 50, ill and 05.50 per set. 8112 fringed cloth and napkins, and .7 per set. plain and open work borders, at M, .5, ”.50, « Towels. Nice damask towels, from 200 to Cl each. iristram & Hyatt. Norwali, Cont; ALWAYS IN TH E LEAD. . 24 [88. GRIIIIIITEO SIIGRR FOR SLOO -r- FREE L TO AL I “‘9" l’nrcbrsers of Tess or Coffees this week a beautiful picture book end one he: last! and . . .. of '11? heme: ’to say anything about the parity of our Tess and Coiled. as the steady loom u oersalrs is proof of sscsllaat quality. BUTTER - BUTTER - BUTTER. v Inst acre .onlyiiflapsrlb. gratis¥ttsncal coca Dairy flutter lb- Butter 7- simply the Garcia-cry DRIED ~ FRUITS - AND - NUTS. to. ,,. Best hunch Prunes, Piss French Prunes, i M M MD”. Bil. Mich Prunes. be. lb.; 0 lbs. for Its. legibh Walnuts. ilc. lb. lined list, He. lb. ilsssl lists, its. hymmmsliswssi asihs priaaiasarstoalvassaisaiew says. New York Grocery Company, * . scum sourmsoswspr. porous s '0' as am mistresses“. _
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