B. L. Tobacco
never contains
impurities.-
. ' The Leading
Bread - Flour
OF THE
ORLD!
im barrels InIdI In one My
3.3
awn-s
noon roe ran vsamw course
on your grocer sending you
barn-Crosby Company’s
SUPERLATIVE.
HILL AGENTS FOR CONN.
too MAIN 8'12. HARTFORD, CT
in sin
Nlliiilllliiliiii
l. I. §illPlllll lilll Bil. SCOTT.
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il'be Great New York Specialist. The
‘ Doctor Prevailed Upon to Beve
ills Greet Remedy Placed In the
Bands of the ”mists.
is the most wontiarful production of
l science In the nineteenth century.
gain“ a patent medicine. but a prescrip
stranded on scientific principles and
, 6:.“an in his axwueive practice for
» genre 0 all lessees. res
Milt itarc slimpl'thonderfnl and?" vs
a doctor's parlors tor
lucanextent lat bedemand upon all”
national the doctorfor his in
from zeal-Elsi who could not visit
oity,tbet I became a matter of duty”;
byth the general a lie
' ”RT;Idth l)vzith this “Amigos” ugbg
.0. orth Ipurpose . . p e
South Norwalk to snap
{lenmonth Noswalk. and
“Norwalkno permit them to keep in
wonderful bl m.ed
my vase table. and excellent tone
. a blood purifier unsxcelled.a
tonic nothingcan ual. Dr. Scott be:
his life to the martian: knowledge
minLofblood dleaeees. a few of
Idney disease. llVeI‘
ht. nsick headache. muscular rheuma-
dy loss of appetite. couetiw
ale. “syphiln ls, can‘rous humor-feta
week-
salt rhea . pimples on
ebllity,ho iso
W
Io Pills lleve to be Used with Dr.
, Scott’s.
-—--I'OR SALE BY—--
I. I. Temllnecn. lentil liorvull;
ll. ll. IIIII Harwell.“
i JACOB M. LAYTON
ill. Iiit llli Iccidsuinsuma
no" mm. at unuaiuu
.1 use... It;- Wm cerium at an
mil. WM mumI
munitfllhfiflww
“Wail”. ‘ I t ‘
Morrison. 0.. Aug. low-Elihu Demo
, erotic state convention made all, its mom
nations without opposition. The convert
tlch was In session from 10: 20 until 2:40.
and the nominations were completed in a .
half hour after as Governor Campbell had
been drafted for the standard bearer The
ballotswereallcathe minoriiyreporton.
credentials and resolutions, and the time
was thus consumed In the contests be-
tween the gold and the silver men. .
It developed that there were 270 free .
silver delegates. It was a fighting minorl- I
on the platform. The aomi for
member of the board of public w s is
said to be the only free silver man on the
state ticket, although the silver lines were
not drawn on the candidates. i
Throwers considerable enthusiasm over
the nomination of Campbell. His nomi-
nation means an aggressive campaign In
Ohio, where McKinley is now recognized
as a candidate for president and Forakcr
for senator, the fate of both depending
largely upon the pending contest between
Campbell and Bushnell for governor. It
Is generally undersioodxthat ex- Governor
Campbell was induced a make the race
by promises of support for the presidential
nomination in the event of his success
next November, In which contingency he
Ix-covsanou csuranr. 1
again confronts his old opponent-Mo
Kinley. In cooperating with Senator
Brice for a Democratic legislature CX-GOV-
Iruor Campbell is also again confronting
his other old opponent—Forakcr. There
is so little diflcronoo between the Repub-
lican and Democratic platforms on silver
thin the currency question is now goner- ,
ally believed to be disposed of in Ohio, ‘
but the tariff will be kept prominent. as
the parties differ widely on that issue.
Six-Governor Campbell, with Senator
Brice and others, Is arranging for begin—
ning at once an aggressive campaign.
Following is the full ticket:
Governor, James E. Campbell, Butler
county; lieutenant governor, John B.
Pcaslcc, Hamilton county; state auditor,
James W. Knott, Bichland county,- state
treasurer, William Similar, Gailia county;
supremo judge, William '1'. Mooney, Au-
glaise county; attorney general, George
A. Fairbanks, Franklin county; member
board of public works, llnrry B. Keefer,
Tuscarawas county; clerk of supreme
Democratic platform of 1892 was realm-m.
ed by the convention. Cleveland and
Brice were ludorscd. and tho Republican
party, state aud'natlcual, was celisurcd.
Previous to his election as governor in
1889 Campbell had been thrco times elect
or! to congress in a Republican district,
and is recognized as the best campaiugcr
of his party in Ohio. His running mate
for lieutenant governor, John B. Poasloe,
was for years superintendent of tho Clu-
cinnati schools, and last work retired as
clerk of the court of Hamilton county.
Mr. Pension Is also a fine campaign speak-
er. Professor Knott, the candidate for
auditor of state, is a collage man, and the
nominee for supremo judge is now on the
common pleas bench. Mr. Fairbanks. for
attorney general, Is a friend of Thurman
at Columbus. His name was presented
by Congressman Outhwaite.
The News 'I'hlnke We Av "Tricky."
LONDON, Aug. 22.-—The Daily News
aye: “There seems to be a show that
Lord Dunravon’s pluck and pcrsistcncy
are likely to be rewarded with victory.
English yachtsmcn will be the more
to them more powerful and graceful lines
which are customary in England instead
of imitating the mmcwhat tricky (we use
the word in no offensive sense) methods
of American construction. It is proved
pretty conclusively that Valkyrie III In
the better boat In a rough son.
A. II. II. ornate» neleaeed.
Wooxmocx, Ilia, Aug. 22.-All the di-
rectors of the American Railway union
cxccpt President Debs loavo today, after
having served a three months' sentence
for contempt of court. All of them resume
their duties in the fluid, instructing mem-
bers and organizing local unions. They
have engagements now which will require
fully three months to fill.
w. M, .. “an..-“
odd fellows mus Chisels.
Jsussrown, N Y., Aug. 22. ——The
grand lodge I. 0.0. 19‘. elected tho follow
ing oiilcrs: Grand master, Alfred Cath-
erle, Albany; deputy grand master, Sums
uol J. Pei-co, New York; grand secretary.
John I}. Donbort, Brooklyn; treasurer.
Charles S. Wehr, Brooklyn; grand repre-
eentstivc. Jacob Stern, Buffalo.
to Investigate the Indian Um
WASHIIG'I‘OI. Aug. auras United
States district attorney of Idaho willba
instructed to Investigate the killingoi the
Indians by the settlers and pmconte the
leaders of the latter
Wire to n- Controlled by a Trust.
Saw Your, Aug. Sta-«It Iooksae
though the enormous wire industry of
' with one another.
“Monstrous. ‘
OcmmommAflefl-WW
Where cartelkedo endures
it out”:
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Burton............ 9
,but it did not carry the light further sci-an
court. J. W. Cruickshank, Miami county. ‘-
Thc financial plan): of the national'
pleased because Designer Watson has stuck ;
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HARRIS’ S PROGRAMME.
What lie hop... to Ammplieh In the
Cause of Sliver.
Wssumcrox Aug. 22.-Sonator Harris
of Teuncsacc, one of the le 'icrs in the
movement to secure a free si Vcl' platform
i and candidate at the next Democratic na-
itioual convention. said that he did not be-
have In wasting much time over free sil~
ver In the next «ingress, and also was of
a like opinion as to suggestions of an in-
tematlonal monetary conference. The sil-
var Democrats' light, he said, would be
for control of the next national conven-
silica, and speaking of this in connection
with the recent silver conference he said:
“I hope to have a central organizatiod
' at the capital of Mary state and subordi-
nate organizations at every county seat
and every voting precinct in every county
In the United States. With such organi-
zation, if it shall he completed. we will
be able to bring into actidn at the proper
time the entire free silver sentiment of
,tbo country. If successful we will con
trol the action of the national convention.
If defeated. speaking for myself, I shall
submit to the will of the majority, as I
have done in other Instances when I have
chanced to find the majority of my asso-
ciates opposed to my views. "
RECOVERED 6 CENTS.
But It Cost More The 10,000 to Carry on
the Lil gluon.
Rocvmsrr: u Aug.“ ..... “—Rcfcrcc Doolit-
tlc of Syracuse has handed down a report
firing at Ii cents the damages in the copy-
right infringements brought by the West
Publishing company of St. Paul against
the Lawyers’ Cooperative Publishing
company of this city.
These two firms are among the largest
law publishing concerns in the country,
and each is accustomed to issue annually
a digest of cases decided within tho past
year. The West coiupauy claimed that
the local firm copied items from the plain-
tiif‘sboolas and brought suit to recover
830, 000 damages. The plaintiff has spent
more than Sit) 000 in the litigation
‘ Failed to Reach an Agreement.
PIT'hlslllllu Aug. Luz—Thu wago com-
mittees of the window guess manufactur-
ers and workers failed to ngrt‘o and ad
journcd without a date. The significance
of this failure is not yet fully known.
There Is only a diiforcnccoi about 23.; per
cent between the demands of the mamr
facturors and Workers, and this may be ioyed the reputation of keeping only
compromisml later
Will Still Fight Union Giana Workere.
Pirrsm ac. Aug. :22. w The annual grades; (2% Because “1°" usortmente
meeting of the samkhoiders of the United are unequalled; (8). Because their prices
States Hlass company Was held here. Be-
ports showed a loss in the operation of the -
plants during the your. Thoprcsont board ”4 qu‘my can b. ”m'
of directors was remicctod, and there will
be no change of policy toward the Ameri-
can iliut glass workers.
Cut Ilia Throat and Want to Bed.
Pmurrsuuno, N. J., Aug. 22. ——John We. and mum nee- matron...
Tierney, a Irehlgh Valley switch tender,
while temporarily insane, got out of bed,
cut his throat with a razor and then went R. J. "OR“ER & can
back to bed to await death. 'l‘lcrucys
moans led to the discovery. lie wasro-
movcd to the hospital iiocaimot recover. 61-85 West 23‘ Ste. N. I.
Argonaut‘s crew flare.
New Your. Aug ‘22 —-'I‘ho summer "on Itchy—lows)».
Dorian. which arrived from Kingston.
Jamaica, brought an pailsongcrs Captain
MoGillivray and ill dist I‘I‘Ifllml mmeu. bo-
iug the crew of the British steamer Ar-
gounut ulmudoncd at sea on Aug. doll
‘ the Jamaica muist.
COLUMNS CUT TO LINES.
The grand ominuil of the Order of
Friends will meet next month at Elmira,
Y
has assumed serious pmportions
18 000 operatives arc Idle
Henry Britten drunk parls gum at his
hovel near Carthage. N. Y.. because he
was old and poor, and death resulted.
The president has signed an order or-
tcnding the classified service to Include
all printers and prosemcn employed in the
various executive departments.
Zella Nicholaus' lawyer says he intends
to bring suit against Gmrgc Gould for as-
sault upon his client. The assault is al-
loged to have taken place early In 1808.
A whole Salvation Army brigade was workmen. at prices to defy competb
arrested In the midst of prayer at hisdl- lion
son. Win, for blockadlng the streets. The '
men were locked up, but the women were
released
Bev. George ilihberd of New York city
was found dying on the West Shore tracks rather than traveling agents.
at Little Ferry. N. .1. Ho pmhahly fell
from a train. Death some while he was
ambulance.
iss Iliary Elisabeth Manning. dough
this county will sorm heentirclyoontrolled tor of the late Daniel Manning. was mar
by a series of associations closelysiiilletsd tied at Albany to Jules Cornelius van dor
Cudsrmeulen, son of the private Watery
at Queen Wilhelmina of Holland.
“melon“
‘ fly baby wII deathly sick with cholera
N. .
The strike of mill workers at Dundee
. About
Will’mgmy, known as the ates
Isa murdermystsré. Inn
W his Megan
mew“:
I endorse live yesr’s ego. Ind '1”. courier
‘ oelly "commending other mothers to use
them. and elweys will: the best r- suite?
infeatumnud Dr Hand‘s Diem oer Iii:-
tnre cured it, almost immediately. Dr.
Band's Colic Care is elect radiant-din.
N. A. Danie " Dr. Band's Coiic Cute
and Dr. Band's Diarrhoei Mixture are
laid by all droughts. 256. ‘
. Children Cry for.
Pltcher’s Caetorln.
“Baby was sick.,wegsve herOeItoI-llr
mmmscnmnocrledrorcam
Whenehebemmemmeciungto Canals.
WhenmsthhndmshegaretbemCaufle.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla. '
Children Cry for
Pltcher'e Castoria.
FRESH
Pies. Cakes and Bread.
Orders taken for Ice Cream to
be delivered the follOwiug day.
Fruits and Vegetables fresh
every morning.
New Teas, the finest in the
city, 500 lb. ~
Butter from the Berkshire
Hills; fresh lot to arrive this
week; those that have tried it
say it is the finest in the city,
280 per lb
Look at my window for pres-
ents With coffee.
..__.——-—«~” ~.————
72 Ruth Main Steel.
Samuel commas
all If
New YorkA-n amusement.
'OIIA-ertcen llamas and low town.“
Homer’s Femiiure.
Reasons why you should buy it
in preference to any other.
(1). Because this firm have long ea-
Iha beet Furniture that can be pro-
duced. both in medium and ilneet
era the lowest at which goods of stand—
Latest prod-Ideas II Dialer Roan. learns.
Parlor. Drawing loan. Library and Hall Mk
lurk-Venetian carved "rollers—Jerem- h
imported Furniture—White and Gold Ina-em
furniture—launded and Irene m—
lull-h nrue Bed-tends m pattern-ii leple and
Barton flnlhu‘h-Mlli Mom and eat.
Iv hi [or all] It «Illa homes—flue
fibmumm
Furniture Inher- aad importers.
(Alleluia. Idea lose.»
mace’eeetabliebnentleeaedlem
cement.
put down by the most experienced
Better have your gwalks laid by a Nor-
wIlk rash that you can find It any time,
um nus.
We
l9 lain St. Harwell.
. will 0—! E AWAY Saturday
at 10 o'clock, attObicXII. , " -
3 Each customer purchasing goods to the amount "
over at either odour stores will be givdn a card on , . ‘
holder to one chance.
minimum
.. Clothiers and Furnishars
Sentinel Building. a. me.
This bicycle .will be exchanged by the Fox Cycle Co. “for
any make or style, and full price 060 allowed.
.011'...
K -90 To-
Call and see them.
I .
FOR ”THE: LATEST STYLES”)? 3
SPRING FOOTWEAR,
1' H 50. OLSEN.
ENTERPRISE RAISIN SEEDERS i J
SOUTH NORWILK HARDWARE 00.
42 South Main, Street.
FRANiIS it 00.,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
Pflliili ilflililiii
in the town.
We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
.aflord to do otherwise.
F RANCIS& 00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street.
In luiatinn is hereby ex-
tended to its people of Ilomail
and vicinity in inspect tuigonds.
lie in not claim it give you
gold dollars for ill-cont pieces;
but we will treat you iaiily and
jsily.
MW
illNES it HSTEHKISS,
PLUMBING
AN
D
HEATING
HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES at
$3 WALL St.
Sole agents for the Victor Bicycliu.
i? WALL Sir.
- South Ilorwalk. Bonn.
Norwalk Chronicler