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and vicinity to inspooty our goods. .
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From this immense variety
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Painting, Paperhanging and
Dworating. We guarantee satie~
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Undertaker.
KNIGHT cram. KORWALK. CONN.
Opp flares Railway Depot.
Residen [in street. ’l‘siephcnscallJb
Fillilill DIRECTOR
Ill) Ellilliii.
so mnemonic men's. scorn
rostrum, corn.
anemones, mousse nouns.
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make, design or price. 1'
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prescription for Intente and dill).-
dren. Itcouisins neither-Opium.
morphine no: other Narcotic sub-
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Whore Whit-38mm
names. Itieplssseut. Its
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signature 0!
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put down by the most experienced
workmen, at prices to defy camped-
tion.
Better have your walks laid by a Nor-
walk man that you can find at any time,
rather than traveling agents.
RAYMllNll BROS.
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Caveats. and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-
ent business cnmlmrcd iur floogngygfi'ug,
Oust Ones: to Orr-can: U. a. Favcuvonocr
4 an wcrarlsrl‘lzre palm: to less hum mun tissue
i’rcmotc [rum Washington.
y Send model. drawmg or photo,, with dmrip»
1 lion. We advise. ii [iaifilldblfl or not, irre oi
' charge. Our ics not due till [turret is srr‘urrd.
‘ p 3pm,“, “ How to () min Parents," with
loose oi tune in the U. S. and inrctgn counter
sent free. Address,
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Your diseaeels not incurable because your
physician lea-gm you up. and you havsnot
nesived sun cent from the medicine y
have tried. not. an reason you cannm.
prw' rucom'i‘st'gii'oi’la" '“ellli'd'w‘h'
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strengthens!) dmanycasesoi b standing;
sun actors-s ucurs
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carousraaseswtt an c or of step
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sums mscsn 00.
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LADIES
or 1mm Retarded. an or Paine
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i}... mull our r s'nlr‘fies
ti i eat “3“”
sure arson re ss
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to hear of a w or they bars
to tern-lace the result. A be:
be moabsndst dummvide
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securely so?
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Wamnsicn and Water Ila. biennium-e.
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south Norwalk. at...
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carers are no. sonar.
maus'urstsawmr-myus
uses-s boom for Personal urn-m.
so»: cross-as rem Lib-m sues»
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Susana. Sépt. tau—Whore one wash
sun the Republicans at Saratoga had pracv
tlcally settled all the details of their con
vsntion. with perhaps the single exception
Ki the excise plank. here in this city, as
ours prior to the meeting of the Demo-
cratic convention, no detaiishavc been set4
tied, and those delegates who havcvarrlvcd
are absolutely at sea as to what will be
the ticket and what will be the platiorm.
And yet, withal, there does not seem to be
any great anxiety in the matter except as
relates to two points—that of the disposi-
tion of the excise matter and the settle-
ment of any disputes between the lac-
ticne. ,
Even in this latter matter the anxiety
seems to relate to New York city alone,
and the contest for minor counties, whilo
merely looked upon as temporary mat-
ters, will be settled prior to the pleating
oi the convention.
Perhaps the most curious feature at
this proposed Democratic convention is
the {act that up to this morning none oi
the leaders had arrived in this city. Some
of them came at noon today, and more
are expected this afternoon. Headquar-
ters, which had berm engaged weeks ago,
were unoccupied, and even the rooms on-
gaged by the emollor fish that bob and
float about the leaders were empty.
Senator Hill is supposed to be in Alba-
ny. Senator Murphy. Richard Crokcr and
William F. sbcoban were in Saratoga all
day Sunday. William it. Grace, Charles
S. Faircblld and E. Ellery Anderson have
not yet arrived from New York. The Kings
county men and the Erie county people,
who have harmonized their differences
and have elected a ruined delegation, will
not be here until this afternoon.
This afternoon Tammany, 500 strong,
will arrive, and with the State Democracy
people. 250 in number, upon their heels,
there is liable to be music—more pro-
nounced perhaps than the bands at their
heads.
Question of Contests.
First of all in the work to be accom-
plished by the leaders prior to the opening
at the convention is the dlllicult task oi
settling the dliiercuces between the lac-
tlons oi the party from those counties that
have elected two sets of delegates. Up to
Saturday night it was believed that Eric
county would be one of the factors in this
dilllcrpity, but the returns received this
morning show that the matter has been
amicably arranged by the election of dele-
gates. who as a unit represent both fac-
tions. There are sruall contests in Wayne
and Oswego counties. which it is possible
may be settled by threats rather than
mornisuaslon. There therefore remains
but the contests in New York and Kings
to be arranged.
If there is a slate of candidates in exist-
ence, it' is in some'onc’s cont mil pocket,
and in the rush and jam it is liable to be
smashed, and it may be remarked here
that the matter of crrrrdidntcs will have
some (silent upon tho settlement of con.
tests, for if the lcudvrs of the Stntc Do-
mncracy iirld that any alum Which is ar-
ranged is distinctly against their {section
they will insist upon it largo representa-
tion, Willli' if they feel that. tiny arc prop-
orly troutvd in this mutter they will ugrcc
to mrmy concussions. From the list of coil-
dldntos the following may ho, pickcdout
this morning as tho more likely to corn-
posc tho ticket:
For secretary of return, iicnrral Horatio
C. King of Kings; rlitornvy grrrcrul, llam-
lol ii. tirillln of Jefferson; comptroller.
Augustus Sclrcu of Eric; state treasurer,
l). 1.. llowoi Schohurlc; static cugiucor.
George Clinton -Wrml of Oneida; judgo of
the court. of appeals, Edwurd S. Iiupallo
of New York.
The only objection to this slntc that
could bo argued, so for ml the division of
patronage is onuccrmrd, is that New York
city does not got the places upon the ticket
that she bus asks-d ior. He‘l’ usudldutos so
far are Theodore W. Meyers, for comptrol-
ler; John A. Mason. [or state treasurer;
Judge Rupullo. for the court of appeals.
From a purely lucrative stoudpolnt the
pmltion uM‘ii‘di‘d thorn on tho above slate
—that of judge of the court oi appeals—ls
the best of the lot, but it is devoid of po-
litical influence. and the delegates from
New York would much rather land either
their candidate for comptroller or state
treasurer.
So far as the other oillcers go, Charles
A. Carey of Allegheny will have a back-
ing for secretary of state, and John B.
branchdeid of Chomung will make a light
for attorney general. The latter is Sonn-
tor Hill's personal choice. but in the in—
terests of harmony the influence may be
withdrawn.
John Ii. Judson of Fulton oortnty and
Cord Meyer oi Quorum burc followings as
candidates for state treasurer, but it is
understood thnt D. (Jody Herrick and
John Boyd Thacher of Albany are to have
the naming of this particular candidate.
if Now York sorrurnsolthcr the comp-
troller or stoic treasurer, Charles H. lit-own
oi (lmugowlll light for the nomination
for Judge of tho court of appeal» with
John ll. 'i‘ollor ni itnyugu and James 1..
Williams of Pnuglrkccpslo.
The ltsslse Question.
it is rho general consonants of opinion
here that n umjorliy of tho dulcgctes to
tho convention will lower a local option
clause in the platform us to Sunday open-
ing of saloons. A prominent dclcgreto
sold bxiay:
"it has burn propmsmi to adopt last
year’s plank and mmliiy it so It shall read
abrmt as iollows:
“ ‘Wo opmso all sumptuury legislation
which needlessly intoriorus with tho per-
sonal liberty of reasonable customs of the
people. We believe in equitable osclso
legislation which carcirilly regulntcs the
Isle of intoxicating liquors. prescribes just
less ior bosom sari preserves all needed
restriction for the maintenance of order
end “the M at misty. We protest
mat a eunipttmry law whose arbitrary
and burdensome provisions are in used-
lsw restraint of individual liberty and are
opposed to public sentiment and liberal
public policy.
“ We advocate such modifications by
the legislatures! the present lswaswlll
admit of propsrebeervsnce oi the Sabbath
day and yet not put needless burdens
cm the and that the residents oi
emitted ionisation in the
andflmith. .‘ .
An even more distinguished. 'W' . no
M as the Yates s= isw minutes steer
the Erie people. It included s:- or
Gilroy, ex» u Counsel Oils 0.
sx~Pciwe Commissioner Martin, Senator
Guy, District Attorney John B. Fellows.
Assemblyman Flynn and Messrs. Dsiury
audit. it. Bogart. The party was instant-
ly surrounded byes horde of newspaper.
men, who plied them with questions upon
every conceivable subicct. All oi them
profound entire ignorance of either ticket
or platform or of how the question of rep-
resentation oi factions would be settled.
One of the surprises was the arrival in
town of William H. Homblowcr. Naturab
ly there was a general rush of newspaper
men to iind out why he had tomato Syra-
cuse and whether he intended to cross
swords with his old enemy, David B.
Hill. Mr. Homblower announced that
his sole mission here was to make the
opening address at the initiatory session
of the new Syracuse Law school. He
stotul distinctly that he had no political
axes to grind and was not anxious to en-
ter the political arena.
But it was intimated that Mr. Horn.
blower will not be averse to giving his
advice to members or the State Democra-
cy. with whom he has been alliliatcd, ii
they should request it.
ANOTHER CHALLENGER.
Sir George Nawnes Wants to Bail For-[the
Cup In Foreign Waters.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-—-Tbe wealthy gentle-
man‘montioned by The Field as being pre
pared to build a cutter to challenge for
the America’s cup in 1896, provided the
New York Yacht club would consent to
sail the matches in waters where the
yachts could not be interfered with, is
now announced to be Sir George Newnes.
Sir George Nowucs had sat for the Now-
mnrket division of Cambridgeshlre since
1885 until the into general election as u
Liberal, when he was defeated by Mr.
Barry McCalmont. who is himself an en:
thuslastic yachtsmau and is said to be
half owner of Valkyrie III.
Sir George Ncwnes is the proprietor of
several popular serial publications, includ-
ing Tit-Bits, The Strand Magazine and
the Westminster Gazette, ch is one oi
the English newspapers which has not
hesitated to criticise Lord Dunraven for
his actlo tin withdrawing from the third
race or t e Amer en's cup.
The secretary of the Royal Yacht squad-
ron writes to the banking firm of Laycock,
Goodfollow & Bell that he has cabled their
oiler of £1,000 for a race between Defend-
er and Valkyrie 111 in other. than Ameri«
can waters to the Now York Yacht club,
but that he fears it is too late in the sea‘
son to arrange the match. The scene ilrm
sends to The Sportsman a check for £25
as a prize for the best design for a gold
cup to be given by thorn for a contest in
1896 in America, England or Australia
between yachts which do not exceed 90
tons.
HALF FER HAIR GONE.
The Thief Came In the Night and Escaped
Unseen.
NELtcu, Nob, Sept. Ell—This city has
boon the scene of one of the most peculiar
crimes in the history of the stoic. and
there is no claw as to tho idcnitty oi the
perpetrator. The entire family of W. 0.
Brown have been worn out with wretch—
lug at the bedside of asick child, and
when an opportunity oil‘crcd slcpt mow
soundly than usual. When Miss qunio
Brown awoke, alto discovorod that.- during
the night some one who had come in
through the window bud cut oil her hair,
which had been the envy of all the women
in town.
Ono half of it was gone. tbc thief cvi-
dcmly lit-lug afraid to disturb bor stilli-
cicntly to prm-uro the portion from tho
side of her head which lay ou the pillow.
The hair on the exposed side of her head
was cut off close to the scalp, uud the
thief had taken his illgbt without waking
any one in the house.
Flvc Drowned In Lake Michigan.
CiIlCMm, Sept. fill—Five persons were
drowned whilo bathing in Luke Michigan.
Thrco young men lost their lives while T 1
in the water at the loot of Lawrence avo-
nue. and two boys were drowned nil Bur-
ry avenue. Thcy ore Robert Becker, 10
years old; George Errgnl, ll years old;
William Elliott. ll years old; Oscar Hu-
ber, 21 yours old, and Otto richvvclger, 20
years old.
A Pulpitgea For Cuba.
Cmcsuo, Sept. till—Tho Rev. Dr. H.
W. Thomas caused somewhat of a sense-
tlon by declaring from his pulpit that the
time has come for America to say that the
oppression of Cuba by Spain must come Th
to no end. There warn largoattcnduncc
of the best people in the city, and the
speaker was frequently interrupted by
outbursts oi applause.
8. Vincent Tripp Dead.
Potmtrktlm'stI-t, N. Y.. Supt. ext-s.
Vincent 'l'rlpp, who foundcd the 'l‘rlpp
elevator in New York city, died horn, aged
74 yours. Mr. ’l‘rlpp was for yours adi-
rcctor of tho limuo bunk and since liitlt')
to member of tho mriuoo Exchange. Ho
was vice president oi the Poughkccpslo
National batik.
stiller! a (rotten; dirt.
Osxhsooss, in. Sept. 28.--M. E. Stin-
son of St. Louis shot and killed Miss Arts
Moore of Pnnorn and then committed sub.
side. The girl has for snow time past been
re student or. lows college.
«Springfield Wins the litelaert Cup.
Prrovrmtsrmr, Sept. 28.—-—Tho Spring-
llcids. the Eastern league champions, won
the i-ltoluert cup, by detecting Providence,
for the fourth time since the cup series
begun. .
A storm Sweeps Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE. Hcpt. zit-«A terrific storm
swept over the city, the wind reaching a
velocity of 50 miles an hour. In the state
a number oi fatal accidents are reported.
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”rotary Carlisis Call; on the President.
Ramos. lieu, Sept. tea—Secretary
Oarllsle armed here, and in company
with Mr. 'l‘hurbor he wont to Burrows
Bay and called on President Cleveland.
Balk-r n... succumbs to as. lost.
cuicsoo. Boot. tie-diaries 1!. lion.
vies moons oi the National Bank oi
America. died here. The end was basses»
ed by the hos Weather.
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This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century.
h s is not a patent medicine. but a prescrip-
tionoo nnded on scientific principles and
used by r. Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The curse
wrought by it are slmpl wonderful and have
attracted thousands to t e doctor’s parlors for
treatment.
'l‘osucb an extent is the demand to n the
time and attention or the doctor for h medi-
cine irmn pro is who could not visit New
York city. that t became a matter of duty to
devise some plan by which the ”new lie
could been plied with this genuine. cable
madman for this purpose A. A-
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stock and sell this wonderful blood remsd .
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