lama” Hardwood
twain. “mailman canine with-
word "
,f ‘ ”maximums-ulna.
1 ”Vinyl. mm law-sill
,sosthfio'rwulk: John a. his». 1
' mun-moon. mom
flIlow [delirium ave-soul
‘ ,whloh‘ivssllpaopiedywls
thrupooyle wandflMOOindoo
» hilhand finally have ”$1015.00
”fihduotuBloodetocmthm
whim baths savingper eapita it
ll! dimer should not be given, there
Wilma-urinates“! .
Mum-drugstore,wherc
you when the prolllumsoived and
pol-torrential alum Cactus mm Cure
‘ You Don’t lava to Iran 0',
1 ill Si. Donia Journal of Agriculture
an editorial about No-To Base. the in-
~ , tobacco habit cure. “We know oi
cases cured by No—‘i'o-Bsc. one, a
. \- _. t 8t. Innis architect, smoked
I , chewed ior twenty years; two hem
’ Mano that even the smell of to—
~ makes him sick.” «Hollow sold
- guaranteed by 12.11. Planted. No
- ,lopoy. Book iree. Sterling Rem.
. (10., New York and Chicago.
, Promptness to minimum virtue
. ’I why we offer you One Minute
. w Core. / It is prompt in relic! and
. v . pilncu‘iinp'l'batiswhntltismade
W. G.A.§5regory& Co. and (i. C.
. .‘ lllaon /
,i
.- . nM I-N-G!
Di“ . (iRADY.
~ on. will a. .3 m. an norm.
nouns nonwm x.
I (1.1.1187 $011711 run.
All? will give consultation and all-
Vito, F. (luring February A’ll- -r this month
al canaoltation ire or 5:! will her hum: o
toallnpw
011D CU IKES:
testimonials are daily coming in from
ion a, and mayI hr awn M tin ilIfl'lflf'n r-i
r. firmly on irnvnl ln- Iynml a «loom
many umcnllnl helplraa rhroo’ I anal
hie diatom can he crlmi by balm;
remedies in linu-
n Policy snfloui inirnsu ly with hirinry
and ratarrh. wnnlrmml by pm to.
W Without. help for war a your; on {ailing
h and strenmh. and non inn: noon "in
ally. lie in n w well.
ry Malian was» lufrlhlr- snifrrrr with
mull-m and kidney din-m; weaned In
Dr firmly mm! him.
ocll Baum sullrrrd over in "an. i r
(are him one dose at nlsdirim' and in
not hum" hemmed a long tripe norm
3 1'0 separate hand!»
nel About snflvravl tar ii yum with
it'- rhuumnllnm and rniorrh. it Volll' (it v
tors tunnel to dohlm any goal, in. u. all)
Ira. DIVlI lad horn sink right years rlw
dent-n lulled .to mm to. firmly yaw lmr
mandala harmful incl
bu m at Wnim' a u no,
on ‘lmi wars mums an and
min, ”xv ”you" Dr. lira/iv up
his sight is now per'wI I'
r. linear; for any a: i can all" my mu.
”that of many 'utharll. viz: Thar dim-
my“ and" your lruarmrot i haw lava
such mail lama
woulrinllr
’ .07!!!) that 3 bars mi my my
ig- Ia tor treatment”
rs a law raw ru-
ml: WW”; altar payiuoulonr
arr hallo-tr
Burns. Mole oer-d alter Infirrlu
to, mom and "Manna hairs all
removal in man
by .ionimiw “and notoirm
with two bottles of malicinu
ash. cm one r.li her Ilia in.
henna! Ibuysr
o’er-idealism super-
! chronic rinasnsllaal and
yé‘l’euwy'rmmorgim by minim-.1
“mi “51:01: More
iamml£lyrsm ilr
ht Irena out?!
now
il VIII filling lay altar
and deal-sq or one
moi-innit. liy threaten».
”any inure cases
”ln'é'upcllfliniwo
arr-
lcdm
fiddmheuzmu
insult-Illusion in“
am. out.
, y ,,'.
helm Unatt- "film
the snow-n Unbr'ulbgm
Vulluaaruutluahlnthnmu
Milly!”
Imam. hit is. Jinan; thehonu
Woven theiastwsuhotthesauion,
andthonsuairoshwhichcharsctertustha
doalnghofirsoievaryaesaion oi congress
begin Undertharuieathelastsix
i
There are 831 public bills on the onion-
dar, 217 of which must be considered in
committee of the whole and ill on the
regular calcruiar. in addition to these
there are over 500 hills on the private cul-
ondar. Of course only a very insignificant
percentage oi those bills can be passed,
but the prom for priwdcnw will be ter-
rific, and many exciting scenes are almost
sure to owur.
It in quite probable that several night
amnion» will he held. and it is nimost oer-
tnin that congress will remain In contin-
uous will!) from Saturday until Monday
next. on which tiny congress expires by
limitation at noon.
The regular appropriation hills are un-
usually well advanced so (or as the house
is elmmrnml, only one (the deficiency) be-
ing unncied upon, and it will go to the
mutate today. The two which are consid-
ered dangerous-that is. liable to foil or
he vetoed—arc the sundry civil and the
diplomatic and mnsuhlr. To the former
the sonata conunittoo on finance hos rc~
portal an aniondmont {or 3 per cent coin
bond“, with a provision requiring the sec
rotary of tho trmsury to advertise for bids
in use of another bond issue.
An Exciting Week About
To the diplomatic and consular the sen-
ate has Milled the amendment for the lin-
wniinn cable. li these provisions prevail
dcspito the protest of the house, it is
thought that President Cleveland may
veto them. The mmmittce on Pacific rail-
roads is pressing for an opportunity to no-
cure a vote on the inndibg hill as amend-
ed, and the committee on public build-
ings is mlmiiy insintcnt upon itu demand
(om charm» to with: the question oi the
printing oiilro pain". which hos been hung-
ing lire for sovonil years. It is pmhnhlu
that the committee on rules will give both
time during the coming week in ruse op-
portunity viii-rs. As a whole, the week
prmniscs to be both interesting mm on
citing.
Tho sonntc progrmnmv for the romain-
dm' of tho, «Winn. which will closvut 1‘3
o’clock today trunk, is to follow the sum
(li’y’t‘llii hill. tlwmnsiih-mtinn of which
will isIgin tmiuy. with line ivgin'iutivu, 0x-
ecutiw (Hill jmiirinl hill, nmi than to tnkn
up the mum hill. nmi lastly themmomi
tin-livimry npprnpriution hill. “him it is
umh-rxtmul that tin-n.- wiil prolmhly ho
i‘fnfilrimllrt ntlrmpls to got up nlhor nuns-
urmv oi gonoml inumrtnncv, the host opin—
ion is ihnt none of those will ls: uucrmsfui
in comm when» there is ohjunlou.
it is tumillictbut Senator Butior will re-
new his «Ilium in larlmii of tho pulling
bill. and that Scholar George will nhiu
again ntta-mptto n-umm the lmnkruptcy
bill to its pmitlon us the unilniuhvd busi-
nosu, but it is not in the least probable
that the rilorts of n-itlwr will he unconso-
lul. Senator iI'uulkm-r is him hopeful of
securing: hrl-I! mmsidrmtion of the torriv
torinl Mimi-spin" bills. but ilu-rv is no lun-
gl'r a [smalhiliiy of missing tho llillii. Au
onlm’ lllvl oin-mly horn inmio for :1 night
union 'l‘ur-liny for tin! mimiih-mtiou of
bills to whirh thorn ow no ohjm-tioul.
Night ”anions Prob-Mr.
Thu prulmloiiiiim luvimio night smuionn
our; night :lilrr ’i‘urulny. mminuing
l‘lrnmily lilmuuh ”11‘ nights of Suturnluy
Ind :‘mulny and him. w-sion nut Hun-
day during thu- llny. ’i'iwsv, it is lu'lin-vml,
will it" lim'l'r-sfll’l‘ in orth-r to liispom of tho
nppruprhliiun hlilu. llwn! living nmuy pru-
t'islulus in those n-umiuiux uumusiaiomi
whirh will lrmi topmlonm-ti dolinlv. 'i'iwm
lil ill-um prolmhility of doiminim-r thu- next
clinic'rrllrv t'lliillililtl’t' return on tho «lip—
lonmlir hill. involving the illipl‘upl‘lullull
{or llio‘ Iluwniiuu minim.
'l‘luIrv in not llllii'li in llll‘ ivgidntivo hill
to ll’iul in «Main. but the (lllJI'i' ihrm hills
nil mnmln provisions which. if they um
not wiliuinmn. nrt- sun- in mum sharp
lilao’llwiflll. it is intimzlmi ilml thv rur-
tillmn- ulurmimunt to "w sundry rlvil hi)!
"my lw witiuimwn. if i! in. this will
simplify lilo siiunlionmnu-wlml, hut tiwm
will still im material for nmny upl‘m'lw-l
and nnmns for prolonged amnion-i, Hon
atom 11:. not munhirr tha- mlilmrL ilimmr»
luring, Alml Hwy [lruliri liml lllo' bill» will
all he Islam! by tho limo iixml by the mo-
nituilou iur tuijuurulm'ut on the 1th oi
”arch,
"will! Waitress III "virul-
Di‘ll'iii. i’l-ll. BIL-u—(ilmlyn linmlm lhn
hamlmtm- ymmu l’h‘limlriphin m-lvly
woman who came horn oftor u tlimgrmh
men! with iu-r pmph- and was It lllllA'l
waitrms, hm lullvn hair in an I‘nin mi-
lfll at $110,000 nml lulu ltolio to her old
home to lake pmamaion. Hm wan known
ll one of the uuatt ixrllliiiul and dashing
wmuon in the northwrat.
Old navy at Yale he“.
luv lisvru. Feb. life-«David lime-kiln
rhino (minis-ll). known in poorly every
man who hm ultomlod Yale millage dill.
in: tho put so ymrs unlihl Davy, was
found dad in a chair at his home, 467
mum "mm, by nclyhim lie was
allot" on years old and hail prrldmi candy
about Yale (‘01le for hum than a quar-
ter of a «rotary.
The CW- noble (My.
M. Prrsnsurno. Fob. inw'i‘ha mu
has (ml-mm] the appointment oi a wmmla—
slim to (carnal, in mmmry oi the late (Tun
Ala-rand". an institution whom a home
will ho molded for disabled authmu, art-
hltu and mm.
.......-W...._W
uflmilfltml“ Case Illtl i‘asettiad.
Cm or Matteo. iron. firth!" spite oi
it. all mun-ls iothvnmtrary. nutrition-ms hr»
town Nonlmnnd (luatmvmis are not au-
vanrina. and um delay la doc to be Lam‘s
”.3011 Mini.
(W run (for Winnie.
uranium. 0.. rim, mums sad
Fred ”rinks m-re chasing the liaitinmre
and (Jilin mils hour this film when they
mm hyaireighttrsloaodmnd
Senator Duly/h held .17 rote- solid,
to Most an election, up lath
tin-la enaracesawastakonloruvomin-
ntau" The excitement was growing in-
tense, and it was evident that ii Oregon
was to have two senators in the next sen-
ate something must be done at once, as
midnight, the hour not {or final adjourn-
ment, was rapidly approaching.
When the joint numbiy was called to
order again, the first law human called
showed a change in the vote. but when
the norm of Cleoton, a strong Dolph man,
was washed he emu», and immediately
the vast assemblage bmnmo silent. it was
evident some notion had been decided on
by the ilolph’ men. lie spoke for a couple
0! minutes, and when he mentioned the~
nnme oi McBride the house broke intoa
wild hurrah.
He then recorded his vote for McBride.
Foch suecemling Republican whom name
was called voted for McBride, and when
he had received 45 votes-Itho number not»
osmry to n choioe~nmld grout cheering I
motion was nuido to how nil the Repub-
lican votes recorded for McBride, and it
was curried with a rush. McBride there
lore received 72 vom. being that of every
Republican in the legislature. Mr. Mo-
Brido was in no some n candidate for the
office, though his name had been intuition-
ed in connection with the senatorship.
Surprise at Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25—le news of the
election of Gmrgo W. McBride us United
States senator from Oregon was a great
, surprise to the congrmaionni delegation
from Ongon. Mr. McBride, though well
known in his state. lmd not been in any
way mentioned for senator, and it was
supposmi besides that his health would not
permit him to be a mmlidnte for any oflice.
He was in this city about n month ago on
his vmy hook to Oregon from New York,
where in,- hud undergone a surgical openl-
tion.
in speaking of the mutter today. Rap»-
mnmlivo Hnrnmnn oi‘ ()nvgon mill: "1 have
known Senator McBride intimately (01'
yours. lin was 0 omnpoiiior of mine in
1884 lwfons the hIpuhiirun convoution
for the nomination to congress. Baton:
that ho was it un-miwr of the stale ionisin-
ture and sin-ukv-r of tho house of rrpwuent-
Miro-l. in 15:47 ho was oimuud secretary
of stun» uml i‘I‘-k‘ll‘t‘li‘tl in 1391, urrving nl~
lugvtiwr night yours. ”is h-rm lilisl just
vluwtl. He has sui‘lvrvd M) from inliummn-
tnry rhoumntlxuu that ho had practically
withdrawn from politics nud wus uotolcct-
ed to any nlliw nl tho mui of his tvnu.
“He is about i." yours 0! mm and mthor
mil. lib l: of it Very nmiuixlo disposition,
of rulinmi npwurnumrumi is ilkml by nil
who know him."
He Bellows In Finanrlnl “alarm.
PORTLAVD. 0n, Full. 25 —l.'nitml States
Senator Elm-t limprgo W. Mi'llriile WM nut
promn-d to outlinu his viovvs at length on
lilomonquumliun. hut in nnswvr In a
question lm said, “it is i-vlqivnt therein
nvmi of n rvfm‘iu in the linum-ini system oi
lln- country. um) it, in my iriinf llml .sm-h
n form blllllllll pron-ml on tho lines (if the
lust notional lhpuhiimu plutlnnn "
MASKAT CAPTU RED
Bedouin. Hold l’urt ol the Wily. Ind the
Sullan IIM l‘latl.
LONDON, i-‘vh. :33.———A lll-épflll‘ll from ('51-
outta rrporm lin- I'upluru'nl tim grrntvr
purllllll of the oily of I‘lllfilflll by insurgn-nt
iimimiins. Th:- suilnn ilmi {rum (in: pul-
m-o, hut vvrutunlly nugnim-ii llu- I‘llali'l'll
portion of limimsn. The lighting mn~
limo-4.
'i'lw [liq-uni: Illlil‘e' tlml all of iln- British
msilirnls ui' lllm'upilui \u-ri- ssh-lyrn-mnwd.
Muskut. liw mpiml of tho lnmm, ur nui~
ton, of Muniuit. is nil lhn lmlmn nr-mn,
umr the nut. to nnglu ul Amino. it is a
port of 5mm, rmnnn-rrioi liilfmi'lialll'v, the
imrimr in in; mmplulvly nin-itvnui lrmn
tho ph‘l‘illllllfi mmwmns. ll 1~ who of tin;
lmltmi phww; in Iiw “‘uricl, lilo tiwrmolu
virr in ilu- hltlllli' ruri'iy ill‘rrl‘l‘llillllfl below
in) ting rm-s.
Fir» Dialnrirnl 1M MM
(ii-Ala, Nu. Full. :35.» During mmnt
tin» l‘lllllllllt' - lliii‘l‘ll 1hr :iwmi how». irrm
moi uiiu-r dm uranium Mound iln- aitnr ho.
mmv imiiiml from tho mmiicu. 'i'hu' Humor
t‘numl mmidomhh- i‘Xl‘ill‘flll‘iil in lbw-on,
ul‘u‘flfllililL but l._v prompt n-tinu llwilrr
Wan fillllll vxtinuninimi. i'nihrr U'liriiiy'p
huir mus lmiliy mogul,
Brow Through the In.
ALMH l oh 1:.» .inmu (‘ l'lll’hlilllll,
a p Ulilllll'iil 'l‘rny low-y mull noun! Julian:
Minor L. h'umnmn. vma wriuunly injurmi
\1'lllll‘lll’l"lllu on tho rmmi north Hi this
my ymloniny, The in» wave awny, and
wiwn wmnmi Fumnml hml n hrulu-u hip
and inivrmsl injurim. liu mu «moved to
ill. home in 'i‘my.
Arrhblalmp 1 ahra' a (‘rlobrltlmh
Momumt. ml. ‘J-lnwroilWlll’ll Cimrin
Follrv, nrr‘hhishup of ”animal, whirlwind
thr iorty-liith nnnlrcrmy of his entrance
inio tho prlvallusul yratminy and all"
asylum now «it Hi Jnmm alum-h admin
iswmi mmlmmiun tohis mother. who la
'0 yml‘u 0! one ‘I
(from by mil/IV.»
WHITMM‘. Mm, Feb. inmllminrt
Malihewu. who had hem delirious than
pnmimonia. mpcd from his Mme in his
nlehtulolhm last night and later was
louml in the worm with both hands and
loot lumn ilo «room mm
A Mysterious inter.
Nliwi‘ns. In, Full. Slow-Tho «manual.
iy was onully amino when the news
that .l. ll. t’udllnavr. a pflrmlmt m»
chum and on n: ulwrill was iouncl than
probably mimic ml Themanlr a mym-ry
In Memory or Mina.
Bonus. Fob 2?”. A acrvlmln memory
of l‘ntlnril-lt Douglas was held in the
Bullion}: Hm rhuroh 11:12me
made by William Llurtl Harrison. arm of
the late mood nimlilioniut, and «than.
In)" W. H. i usual-oh ”and.
Nina lumlmn (mm Feb. 25 “Halo,
William ll («om-limit er moire? of the
legislature and lormcriy a pnunimut rill
Ian at lam Mun, 1”:le sand ‘M m
In. «W a m
Quorum. Fail. to who build
sum may to his arrival at
“Warrants tart.
, ~FOR—
Jililillil Mil
--A'i'--
THEODORE H. OLSEN’S
a: mammal: sum, sum Munwux.
100 pairs of Lombury, Hathewson 8: Co.’ 5 fine Shoes, at little imperioctmorth 4. 50, 392.25.
x 100 pairs of Ladies’ imperfect machine sewed worth 3.50 at 1. 50.
200 pairs Ladies’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 100
200 pairs Lodies’ Opera plain toe worth 3.00 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe worth 2.00 at 1.50.
. . ..-..-In
IJ..‘b-‘n~t can
//
'A'l"
Km
SURREY TRAP.
1'"! QUEEN
with
The style of tho popular cerium
Vllil
tbs meritorious nu oi be
all the antennas!“ to
" “mum“! R'Eu'm on ‘8‘" '°'
man low. novel sad beautilool dust
«variant. on! lmantrsnce am also will?
mmoilheti
In“ ...........
lineman! mm inn Iroom iorils
to may“ weighing ’31” in) lip. hangar
em mama so an noun or
surrey node numb as a d‘trolahwlli
gmfiuflm mlfi Mm " A ‘
52"": see is turned
down. Curb not nor
“gilldmllmnl oi ma
other. with rmof m&s=£l:n
an.»
100 pairs Ladies’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
100 pairs Misses' Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, at 1.10.
100 pairs Chiiden's 8a} to 10}, Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 95c.
85 pairs Men’s Police Shoes, worth 200 at 1.50.
100 pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Lace Shoes, worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 5%, 6, 0i, 7.
100 pairs Men’s Calf Bluchers, worth ..50 at 1.50.
75 pairs Men’s Lace Picadilly and sqaure toe, worth 1.502at 1.2
80 pairs Boy’s Calf Button, sizes 11 to '2, worth 1. 75,'a at:1.00.‘
Boston Hip Rubber Boots, 3.25 and plenty of them.
‘3 Men’ sZStorm King Boots, 3.00.
\‘n‘fuhm marrying, in-
li be reformed by of irie
an Wl JELWW... WHO
N’M‘
All liliilll VALUES.
For Thursduy’ 8 Bargain Salem Some Prices in the Dsyiilnly.
Children s Canton Flannel Night Drawers. 5 sizes at 25 cents.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, 25 cunt; and upwards.
A D ' k
. iC erman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Willis 0F iii Kill.
i he finest Traps, Buggies, Phaetons and Canopies. Oar
load of one and two horse Farm Wagons, with solid axles just.
one, call and see me.
-"“°"‘ L M WRIGH i'
u I I
For SCENIC and $101? LETTERING
BlC Y C L ES.
mm m m. up a; The best made. Gan save you from 815 to $26 on them. Do not
”a?“ mug?» as 1'31“” ona. buy until you see them.
' mlflflml: likflmmmw vehi-
3's?" ”arm mm and] m".
mm but.
Darren. (Child for and delivered free at charge.)
corner Indiana and Franklin streets. South NW
100 pairs Missed Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 90c.
50 pairs Men’s Congres and Lace, Cork Soles, sizes 9, 10 andlll, worth 2.50, at 1.25.
' 75 pairs Boy' 3 Lace, worth 1.2 5,at 45c.
.1 girl let him shawl "ls EN,
Hiust"
48 STYLES AT PO PU LAR PRICES.
Children' s Muslin Drawers, lo cent; and upwards.
WRIGHT’S BillililE liEPliSllilllY
arrived. at Wright’ a sales roomr. If you are thinking of buying
In! “sum for work (10110 by my Mill. IEO“; ”Milli“.
cal tor
..."°"'* ,,,,,,,.. REPAIRING 0F iii KINDS
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