‘ . ‘owmlrutrom cl rynp
other”. Ornamental-moo
Ill, m. oral thi- nnedy in
. III". Wilkins—mega“! malts,
:b-Ichrlntuloverbudbmrery cl
,uidownydariouncold. Fur
i“ hy'fi.(l.fltilion.drmilt
.‘iIthldirlctruI-lt a indi
”l fldmhdiwdru Remedy
hey-sin; be war. um. nun,
. “your hand-rho 0W"
Fmiuflittlcpilb everywhere. 6
tarantula. Still-on.
Win-Mlle».
~ , Charla-Aim, of n...-
Wuhan-andiampoli.
, m that two or three
« morthymarnnmdod
mywmuprimdetmtive
& mm W in
.vwkbuotmrytom He
.
inn-um which ‘will ex-
horyumymtcrtho ”Mm
India-am Ind.
tow-it (by: or» my hon» tor
E lief. Think mm {or cfleliog
. . . Olellhmte Cough Cure. Neither
I l nor hours. meter: minnm elsw
:(mrafirfbaflordcd. G 15.6"; r) l
. nndG. macaw.
I aw. o. mum, mm of m...
, as, W. V... “predate- I good thing
‘ dumhwutctonyro. He wan
mman with a cold when he
‘ fl . nhottlcothamberluin'oCmgh
. . Bonn: “uproar-prompt
. lindittobeoninulmble rem-
ikrconghomdcoldo.” For role by
‘ mar-um
[lot a minds. It won't cure
“Mitt-ll corn filer. Thor'-
lh Witt’l Witch Hazel Salvo will
. ' Who-awn inhnndudrol
.3.
"o.
‘ _ HjDecker,
DEALER IN
WALL PAPERS.
PAINTS, - - -
”ITS, " ' ' '
GLASS, Elli. - -
n . the search light‘ofinves.
upon our prices and
bring your 8 3 s 8 s
S llTEfllltS. -:-
sum. -:-
Mill. -:
Sfllllll TII -:-
‘ tantrum -:
"In DECORATING. -:~
79
um tt, mo lomtt.
mamas... and c. c.
Thu ml. of tho Volta! States are no
hith- lubltol “MW ti. Repuhilc
as moot enlightened country on to.
g that-tony Valium um
“not that cute-tho! our popula-
tionionwleupot “um Tho-atrial
number, now by tho Int annual-
mm Thorn will b- utlll greater aur-
prloe to know that the-alligator reprrwit
an turret-e o! nenrly one hundred thon-
md lllitcratel Illic- 189). AI will bl
readily inferred, tho xreatut proportion
of illiteracy is to ho tound among the
Southern Staten. There in but out. of
that. Stntu in which illitenten did not
constitute more than a) per cent. of the
pnpulntion, while in Alnbama, Ltminiann,
Minsiaoippi, New )lexico and south Caro—
lina they format 40 or morn per cent.
Naturally not of the illiterate» are
black». intli ing I callous Indifference
to the intellectual improvement of the
colontl nice on the pnrt of the whites.
The“ (out; and figures are the more sig-
nificant when it is borne in mind that
foreign illiterate: who emignte hither
seldom litriko below Mnson 1nd Dixon’s
line, but go to swell the proportion 01
illilcmm in tht North Ind “’est. 'I'hiu
nubject is a matter of serious moment to
the countryat large. Such a lnrge per-
centage of illiteracy is a taint on the
body politic, for it is impossible to ex-
pect intelligent popular rule whore Mich
I [urge mum of ignurnnt voters exist. 1!
1h. Smth will not grapple in earnest
with theillitemcy of its peoplr. then the
nation, in ultodefente. should do so. It.
is to be hoped than. the new Congrats» may
find time to turn its Attention to thin
problem.
Senator Hill mule soother great social
hit at the dinner party given by John R.
Melton. There were a number of bril-
liant oociety people present that the Sen-
ator would not be likely to meet at the
ordinary ofllcial dinners. and the Senator
pron-d as capable of saying on many
clever thiugn as any of them. 1! source!
his; old friends around Elmira had heard
the brilliant small talk he indulged in
with the when they would not probably
hove real d him to be the some who was
their old political ho». Considering that
the Senator has had little pun-tier. it only
nhoms hm: novel reading Will improve a
man initially. The dinner itself was a
grand aflair. like til the cutertniunwnts
the hit-Imam give. Then- is not a more
hmpimbln Imuwln “‘nshiugtou, ni‘ prul»
ably in the armintry.and the nnmt bril-
liant peopLe to be found at tin: (.‘npiml can
he met them.
There is n «Iillorence of opinion among
those who ore untreated in the financial
Ilium-tin“ m to whetlwr then- is any
bpt‘k‘idl timnlimnce behind tin: lilt‘ltellll'e
introduced br Sriiaior Sherman. Those
who have faith in the financial wisdom
of the: distinguished ficizntur from Uhln,
violin that he is bltll't‘l‘v lll his i-ifurts to
help bring forward a pruptlullltltl that
may aflord immediate and uuhstantiul
rriiei to the lion—fitment. and that. he is
acting in ummlnnce with wlmt he ho
litres to be the whim; of :t majority of
. the Statute, without rrgnrd to party allili-
E rations. Uzi lheother lmml. Sena! or Trailer,
who to the accepted EVRtIl‘I‘ nl tine advo-
cates of the free and unilmitmt coinage
" ~01 tilver. denies that there in any signifi—
nature in the introduction of the Slivrmnu
bill. Srnzitur Plan of ifonni‘rtn-nt nun-cs
I’flh the Colorado Senator that than in
no “unification in the bill intrmlum-tl by
Senntwr Sim-man. fienntur l’mrt says
that simmwr Slimrinan M‘uh tml um muted
or 'fllllt‘eil «i by the livputrlivmi Solutions
to oflvrmm summon vi iln» prutllllg pmlr
lem, and tho inirodndiun 01 lm but was
on imiisnhml ml. Innvr tin: t'xl\lillK
rulenin LA: fetid“: the tuner Inn-n tum:
tho pmmwr to dole.“ any prnponn mu llmt
is not nmvw hilllhIML‘bul‘)‘ to thrm. and
they «Iva-Hire that thoy Will ll-n: that
pom-tr in the heat of their ability and
phynimi enourancc.
The bail for the M‘Uli'nu-nt of lulmrtlis-
putt-a by :m nrbitrutiou L'umunmhui Inns
1mm favorably reported in the House at.
“hulls; at . a. with the lIi't‘IlH‘lllHlll that
the bonnie-u intern“; of the country (It‘-
rrmml want "whim of m-ltlmu Mll‘Il ills-
put“ no u to «will ll)54i.\ll'~'ll!~ slnlwu.
The tlwiiry of the hill is that m the «one
of many h‘lllhvs thr pntmu m n m...”-
canceruwl party and ullrll thc urvnlrr
*ufln—H'r. .‘tml Ilt‘llt_‘t' that lln‘ ltilmi‘i-hu of
to: public. as. am. an lime-o: pl tlw llllllit‘-
dials: purl.“ in thr Mrn‘iv. WHI In- tut"
thrrml by tin: numalile nuyl‘tuwnt at “it!
dioputw, ’I'm- tart limti- twiu lUIl‘ IIilltlIl'l‘lv
“on. in the Vital! u: tln- print, t‘lumzu
strike 0! lint wax and um Ilrmrktyu
gtrihv. I$~th U! know, “ii“ tho-1r dimm-
trom (”u-«punccu la thr pulmi‘. mull:
lute lit-nu nwrtul by urtnlmtiuu. lint
in tiny. lufllll'r vow .‘vlr. I’uiinmu haught-
ily decmwl that thvre in... “unilnnu to
Irbtlrmr.” mat hm rmmpln hm. lwun
folio-ml hy the Ilrmluyn H’uIIt'y cum.
pom”.
The "main ml the Admmutrotion In
the 5‘»!in mct’ewlml m outing nil‘ do—
lnne on tho Ilnwnlmn nitration just an it
flu Mullttligz llitlltl \iuuimu null mtvr-
atluu.mnl Mtvr o inn-3y mirnmh. in
which hall a Human 5m“ ~r~ gut. nitcr
Mr, tinny, the Admmtwt rm .n n nunlummhti.
hilu. 'I‘liv ll .n-vuu- hI-im r 1rluj‘...v”r”d
tumult: lam «:1 tin: vs-no u it mnnnn nl-
llirund tho lmmm oi in» ruply to Ben.-
lurn Frye, Image. mm ullwtw Wm. My”,
wluud u not v-hip wot. t n “amply“... Mm
no. that oin- Ililn NtlINI, why «to y...‘ "m
”filmed?" Mimi or “my made in. gum! a
Cinch)! hm mic-iii». am not mum, but Ills H”-
ceired rery little Mlmmrt 1mm tlw Homo.
Wlt’fietmulfl, who. With low esopmumu,
dimpnrovr of tho Allllltumll‘ulltlli'l
lluwniiah path-y, although “my uni not
onxaom to route A public nonuowlmlg-
want oi the {nu-t.
Thmliosbeeu much cur'umity in Whith-
lngton to learn tho Mlllnwt from which
tho "Voilflifllilfll 1%. W. Wilctlx and his
friends. obtained ttir nacumry money to
harm tho arm with which tin-y were
nupplietl. It baa bum ouuuimtoil that
Twphilua Davin. the guardian at ”tin--
can Kolumni. laminar-d the money. An-
othu' report It ibtt the you of Citrus
Spatial». tho sugar king. who In mid to
by gag-peat wthoprinm. may have paid
{or them. but nothing dtlluite in known
in Huntington on thin point. .
ltwttu 1.0010.
mm
t
3
.ml mmletlnun» wry llul‘ululr:|’(,;|lll0 lur‘
n,
a.» rum Din-w
' 5 _ mm
man-numhommmat will
tor than on dalivary. but tum
Man in tho union ct WARM
.31“ It the training muiu torn”
month. Then the horse it tested at to
health and speed, and It the and of th-
lionth tin Fire Commutation hm tho
fix» to Inject my hum not mad or
nimble. About lortrnvo per cent. of
the hour- unt to tho uniting Itablen are
Then arc exclusive of the firebwtou
an engine companies in New York. I
majority at them requiring two horses.
and some of them three, in addition to
whlch the how tenders requiroono or two
honor each. ‘ There are trucks, nearly :11
of which require three horses, and in
addition to these are the horses required
by tho'fire chiela, the Commissioner», the
(not wagona. Water towers. and the relay.
In all there are about 400 horses constantr
ly in the service of the New York Fire
Department. it loses by death about
fifteen a year, and by tho note oi horses
no longer serviceablo about twenty. The
maintenance of the equine department. at
New York’s fir. service cosh: a consider»
able amount in it your. The item of forage
is $50,000. The item of horseshoeing is
$15,000. Additional harm cost $24,000.
The hospital and training stnblon with
medicines included cont 80,000. These
four items loot up $90,501, no that it- may
be said, in a general way, that Now York
spends “00,000 a your [or the care, keep,
and renewal 0! its lire horses exclusive
of the salaries of uttcmlnnts, nnd the
interest on the money which the city has
invested in horses. Stublcmeu at the
training stables receive 33 it day. The
foreman gets $1,500 a year.
ELECTRIC CHURNS.
Son. of tho Mlny “'omlerful Electrlcu
Doric" Exhlblted It Bud-pelt.
Electricity not only rings iloorliclls,
lights houses and cook» fond, but. it.
sweeps the floors. wnshes the dishes,
blacks boots and shoes, and no on
through the whole catalogue of «lorriestic
operations. If no ninchinn has yet been
Invented todress and to feed n. man,“
is only because the inventors lmve been
so busy that thcy have: not got around
yet to the electric wrist and tho electric
knife and fork.
If any mm thinks there in any cxnggeb
ntiun about. this ho ought to have at-
tended the cxhibitinn of machines of
this sort that has just «rlnwdnt Budapest,
llnugnry. ‘I’liis t‘hIllIJIEInh, “lilthl was
nrgnuizrtl by the Iluuimrinn t‘mnnn-rcial
Museum, wan unreal Hum-ms, :unl proba-
bly will result in greatly lllt‘l‘i’nr‘lllg the
use of small electric motors for domestic
purposes. All sortanfmxriutm r-im'triual
machines were attributed, im‘llnling
wood-working null "total-working; mil-
chiuos. Mullins-washing muchinvs, ww—
ing ninehinrs, ventilators. icr-imiklng
machines, blowers and looms. These
ditlerent machines were run by thirty
oltcrunting current motors and forty-
iwo continuous current. nmtorn. Thus
the content between these two types 0!
current which has been waging nlmost
since the llrut introduction of electricity
mny ntill be said to In: curried on -:n evau
terms. the. ndvnntnge hoiugn little in
favor u! the Inttvr. ,
Um: of the must. intvresling machines
exhibited won on rim-trio churn, ol
Whlt‘ll the motor was of the nltcrnnting
current type.
A MUSICAL PRODIGY.
The Nice Min» of Pitch l'unwwml by Six-
ye-r‘old Mulo Edward».
A brow ulmirril girl, whnw haul barely
norm-n above the lwybonrd of n piano
when she slmuln Ilt‘sltlt‘ it, is the mutt-e u!
attraction lnl' t‘hiungo Illllalt‘lllllfl just
now. It. him van grin-rally lllll‘t'l‘tl that.
little Marin Edwards lun- n gift. which
would be onvctml by Minus of the most
eminent musicians, null that in her per-
r-nption of tune and in Ilt‘l‘ imt uml Sense
of pitch she is o plmnonwnnn. At a
privnli' mrcthuz of export inu.~lcimm,
whore astu- \\ :lH broil-(ht try Ilt‘l’ Luhvr. one
of tho company struvk n Iii-.zli noteon
the piano wlnru thu- tom-3 one more uu‘
immcnl cliulw.
"That. in t} nlnirp." SJlIII Marie, whowns
climbing upun ll clmir in n corner.
“And what. urn tin-w” mul tho musi-
cinn, m m, pin-«ml down 2; number of
livys lit tlw lnwn-r vml of tin: M'dIl'.
'I‘lw liltlo girl M'til‘H‘I) puny-.1 lwl'nrc
culling out (In! ilttlllt',~ of can h u! Um Lnncu
struck: 'I'ln-u foilnwwl n Nt‘l‘It'M of (mm,
Wllll‘li Would Imvu ll'm'lltu't'rli‘tl 00 out of
100 of tlw mlull. IllllHH‘l-ltl‘l ul Hm world.
Intricntn Mun-«Is Wl-ro hll’llt'ltM-hullll‘. of
thi-m \Vi'f'l' simply 'IIM‘HM~ mud in awn-ry
Cums lIue l'IlIIlI pirlw-I will i'zit’ll u! the
tumor burial in tho [ltlrt/Illllz um». of
Ioundn. Uncut the party tin-n WIHnLIt'd
It low mum uml lulu! iminml Ilwm um~ by
munn roll-rt‘lltlt’ to tho plum: wrifylng
her jndgnivnt. in cm-h cnuc. 'I‘lm-mmc (mt
wnto n-puutml with n violin nmI With
Various. immml iimtrunmntu.
'l‘lw Mtrrmn tIi‘Ilt'tlt'y Hf Ilt‘l’ livri‘optiun
may In- undvratnml wlavu it in know” tlmt
it the mum! not" in Mrnrk on to n plenum
vnrylng but ntmlntly in pilrh «in. min tell
which limitunwnt in the mura- currwrt.
(80ml Ont. oi Populism,
Sci-Mot l'rll'nr in to In» crmlitwl with I
thorotmhly m‘llHlIJItl bill WIIlt'II, lit-lug ln~
trmlmwul [hm warty in the amnion, ought
tulmcomenhm. Ila wnntu Huaillnl‘ilpu.
tnblo mul cxpunnlvvuuntmu of Hvluiturlnl
lunernln iluno away with. Iln new no
roman why the (loath ol 5 Hmmtur nhould
tn: the orrmninn 0! a pleusune trip nun)"
the country. with chumpnunu and other
drlnlw ml lib. tor the "tllmtrnel‘fl." it
may possibly be true that. the ill-nth of
certain biennium would be ill mzitnnion
for public rvjnlclnus, but It I» nun-1y not
decent to «xvi-run that joy in in costly
Senatorinl “hm"Iccumutntmt at public
rxpelwe.
Portlnat but Imprutlctmr.
The modem Enoch Anton «vocation
received a setbnclr in the tmrul court.
yesterday when a woman mu flrltuli'll a
divorco trom n hunbnnd who mul been
mysteriously mining for 2!! yours, but
who returnml to find her hnpplq' nmrrled
for tlmm-ruml time. The Munch Arden
idea Will‘ltu nit right in imatry, but When
It comm m u-u-ry day practico the mm
, who stay at homo nod meet tho dull-n of
tin llrruhln as they arise inland by ion
odd- tho but show with minty, u in
on With «cum and inrtu.
~AT—
ORE H.0LSEN’S ;
8| WASHINGTON STREET, SlIllTII NIIIlWALK. . ,
100 pairs of Lonnsbury, Mathewson 6r. Co.’s fine Shoee,:a' little imperfectmorthfitllogntlzfl
100 pairs of Ladies’ imperfect machine sewed worth 3.50 at 1.50.
200 pairs Ladiea’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00 ‘
200 pairstadies’ Opera. plain toe worth 3.00 at 2.00.
200 pairs Lodies’ Opera plain toe worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Ladiea’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
100 pairs Miases' Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, at 1.10.
100 pairs Missea' Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 90c.
100 pairs Childen's 8.} to 10.}, Patent. Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 95c.
85 pairs Men’s Police Shoes, worth 2 00 at 1.50.
80 pairs Boy’s Calf Button, sizes 11 to ‘2, worth 1.75, at 1.00.
75 pairs Boy '5 Lace, worth 1.25, at :56.
100 pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Lace Shoes, worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 5.}, 6, 61}, 7.
Boston Hip Rubber Boots, .25 and plenty of them
Men’s Storm King Boots, 3.00.
50 pairs Men’s Congres and Lace, Cork Soles, sizes 0, 10 andlll, worth 2.50, at 1.25.
100 pairs Men’s Calf Bluebers, worth 2.50 at 1.50.
al‘ “ I
3T WASII ll TEN STREET, ' ' '
75 pairs Men’s Lace Picadilly and sqaure toe, worth 1.50 at 1.25.
.. ‘1, mm, d
' 85.” “woman“
SPECIAL SALE
lMIIES’ ‘- NIlIIT - IIIIBES.
48 STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES.
All 8000 VALUES.
For Thursday’s Birgaiu rules. Some Prices for the Day “III!-
Childrvn'u Canton Ftanncl Night Drawers, 5 sizes at 25 cents.
Children's Muslin Drowns, Ill cent. and upwards.
Ladies‘ Muslin Drawers, 25 cents and upwards.
”A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHlNGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
SIB! IETTEIIIl
(let my figural.
work done by my
”5“ . , '-
tln lulu.
.3! .fl J
TM. in “Iliad of
llOIIIlI tht l lam ll
stool. Cull Ind 10‘
u then if you In
thinking at huyfl
one. .
.1: J! a.
hill
mmudmoplumm Topfiunhtndfiplndtcnnd Runabout.an
Brmwlck'l‘npwhlchhthonnut ‘l'npmulc. Inhalation-mourn“ ll.
mnmm-twrunmmnm.
In CLI'I’IIKOI I but Buggies mrl
mutate, undF-nay’l‘npundthotlu
m- and LOW of All kinda, and the prloetm right.
walrus mummy m sinners ll.” status.
in. ”mint-nun! I.
monument,
nmmmm mm. mm“ m. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler