, why don't you try DeWitt's Little
.f f Rise!!! These little pills cure
Who, indigestion and constipation.
Wu small. but do the work. E. P.
Weed and o. c. scum.
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Acts at once, never fails, One Minute
with Gore. A remedy for asthma, and
that feverish condition which accom-
panies a severe cold. The only harmless
remedy that produces immediate results.
I. P. Weed and G, C. Stillson.
Win. Nothing so foolish as to suffer
loom it. ‘ Nothing so dangerous if allow
ed to continue. One Minute Cough Cure
given immediate relief. E. P. Weed and
B. 0‘; Stillson
m. er 1"»-
. .. ,
Marks ohtnvm-d and all Pat--
t not limitless conducted for Mourns-n: Fang
. Outcome: Is Oman: U. 1?. PI rcu': Omen-
Ind we consume patent lfl lust llxzw luau those
remote from \Vashington.
I 56nd model. drawing or pnntll" mlh descrip-
We advise. if pa: or not, tree of
charge. Our to: not due tdi v: i--. scram d.
H A P IIHLET, n ”0W [. “.-- my I‘m '3." '
”one: a tune in the U. S. tit-ll tun-up ,ouutnes,
sent (rec. Adriana,
.O-A- Shims»? .73, on.‘
0”. Parent orncr, cusmv
‘anfirm‘uA -
lluurv’slnlllhl—v
FORMERLY DORLON‘S.
. South Norwalk, 01.,
Is now open for the season of 1805.
Share dinners. Rhoda island Clam
line:1 Bathing; Booting and Fishing.
Elect c carstobotcl, connecting with
all railroad stations.'and New York
steamboat“ Good rooms. and tlrst class
board at reasonable rates.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
m2! tf
11' tunnel Walk
put down by the most experienced
porkmen, at prices to defy competl.
lion. - ‘
Better have your walks laid by a Nor—
alk man that you can find at any time,
or than traveling agents.
’3:
f.‘
umnvn nu
ll. 1., New Haven & Haulord l. R.
J UNE ill, 1803.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NURWALK A8
.FOLLOWS:
Ion New Your:
a.I.-dil)ex,limex.tloac.enoisaloon,
lentilex.9(llex.lllltisc.9ll€lsx. lower.
lea. P.M.-—l262ex lll no.225ex.itlit so.
so. tiles. tiller. lllllsc. Gilles. 650w.
al.8llae.lomsc.lztoex.
Busmvs.
M.—lflfiu.5mu.twer.olnac. PJI',
mlfllexmldac.
Mummy":
m—im imamtmsc resumed».
s aawfleg'lim". uulc. P.M.-ls.l
an. “tectonics! Amman
«Timeouts?» in ex. 728w to
Msiimoliudmm
Barbara.
Lie-luexdmsrnltsowlzscfillose.
, LIAVINIWYORK.
Minor-3mm:
I»- wm’d’ta tmae. scum. mine.
or ions x roam uoou.
“Hindustani
mars.
glwnwmsoo no. M) as. P. I.--00
outcry Division.
harnesses Imam:
-, _ ml“
we
”s
' ‘ E Ill .
*m‘at «illuminate
disc.
Immune y. El. Ill.
districtdedicstsss remarkable smell
Nothing so distressing as d hacking'
”(I In. P. Ie-l AI
mm,
which he has written and named
“American Plutocrscy." Congressman“!
Howard believes that the concentration
of wealth in the hands of a few is the
‘ present danger that threatens to destroy
this country. he calls on the American
people to rise and prevent it hy,.constl-
tutional methods. He quotes from one
of Chauncey M. Depew’s own speeches
the assertion that 50 men in this coun-
try have it in their power to paralyze
the whole country. “for they can con-
trol the circulation of the currency and
create panic whenever they will. ”
Mr. Howard npostrophizcs the spirit
of Lincoln, praying that God speedily
raise from the ranks of the people an-
other such great soul, or the American
people will he in a bondage more gall-
ing and cruel than ever the black man
was. The wealthy corporations rule the
country by bribing and-frightening leg-
islatm‘s, both state and national. The
result of their plotting is soon as fol—
lows:
This organized band of plutocrats has man-
aged to control legislation and to got unset
sion of may avenue of coumwrco and trade
and crush the life out of all competition and
opposition. and plutlxtrucy reigns suprbme,
and instead of fawning for favors. us was its
wont in its embryo days, it now forces all the
world to come and Worship at its shrine. From
1860 to 18le this country accumulated “00.-
tl00.ill0,0ll0, enough to scrum a competency
for every man. woman and child in all the
land; enough to provide.- 9. comfortable home
for every family; cnough to rducato ovcry
child. clothe every half naked little body.
Where is this wealth today? Hall of it has
gone into the cofi‘crrl of 30,000 men, 80 pcr cent
of the remainder into ”wonders of noun.
How long will it bc cru u fcw hundred nicn
will own all thcwvulth of this magnificent
country? We can yct save our American insti-
tutions. Shall we do it on: it is too into”!
The \‘cnczuclun Boundary.
In the, forthcoming message of Presi.
dent (chvcluud to congress the country
will doubtless find a vigorous proclama-
tion of tho Mourcodoclrino in regard to
the chozuclzlu boundary line. It isdiill-
cult, to be sure, for Amcricaus to look or.
the question from the British stlxlldpniut.
But from the Amcricun standpoint, also
that of chczuclu. Urcut Britain has
been gradually edging the boundary of
British (lmuuu over into Venezuela for
lhc lust fill) yvum Silo has grown insu-
leut in proportion as uoadcvmutc armed
resistance has bccn made to lit-r claims.
Tho Unilcd States some yczlrs ugo
presented. through her accrctory of state,
tlicu Mr. Bluiuc, a recommendation that
Vouczuclu and Great Britain arbitrate
the mutter. Salisbury wustlien, as he is
now, prime minister, and he rcpliod that
Great Britain would arbitrate a part of
the cluims of chczuelu, but not all.
This was practically declining to arbi-
trntc at all. for so fur as Americans can
see Great Britain has not the shadow
of a claim to any of tlietcrritory in dis-
pute.
But a vast land CllllL‘t'SSllill called the
Mutton grant has boon made by the
Venezuelan govc rumcnt to a citizen of
the United States. It is htthe mouth of
the Orinoco. and covers a part of the
territory (' luimcd by England. Now.
then, we shall see what. our own govt-.m-
nunt will do about prolccling the Amer-
ican citizen in his rights.
All cmincnt prcuchcr has bocu badly
poisuncd by ivy while out gathering
grccns to drcornte his church. Ho is :l
very cloqucnl mun, bcliovml to be fully
compctl nl. to instruct won on all points
morul and spiritual. and ycl that dis-
tinguished divine did not. uudcrstund
uuturc well enough to know that. tho
thrco lvuvv-d ivy is the poisonous one,
Willlll the live lcavcd is hurmicss. The
live lcuvcd ivy is the tmo ”Virginia
crccpcr, " and its prosctu-o is :1. joy und
:1 bcuuly, whotllcr climbiugovcr houses.
wallsor dcod lrco slumps. In autumn
it is u glory with its vivid scarlet. We
publish this information for the benefit
of those who do not know thcdill’croncc
betwvon the two kinds of ivy.
A more Bi vcro drought limit that
which has this autumn provuiiod among
the middle Atlantic stulcs has seldom
boon cxpcricuccd. Suit ilsh. such as
crabs and tlouudcrs. have been found in
tho Dt'lllwm‘tl riwr ill) uvilcs further up
the strcum than thcy Illi‘ll! bccu over he—
foro. Tho watcrsof tho rivors lmvo roll.
on so low that tho (mum has cncronchod
on them and turned their taste brackish.
Serious inconvenience has resulted from
this strange cause to the water supply
of Philadelphia. Both tho Delaware and
tho Schnykill river show the efl'ccts of
the unprecedented low water.
The winter literary and debating so-
cieties will open slum. A live topic for
them will be mo: “Bhonid the United
States rcmgnizo the independence of
Cuba?” But, lost all the debaters should
he on one side of this question. let them
try the following: ”Should Cuba be an-
nexed to the United States?”
Harvard college has opened with n
gain of ill filmit’llllt over lost your, while
Yale has fallen off, in spite of the fact
that her all round athletes, as well as
her football or .csn whip any similar
net of athletes or football players on the
globe. Strange.
To President Cleveland and congress:
The herniation of will“!
Preachers at Chicago sdoptd a resale-
rs.
certain , no
he; aihighs‘plritod‘sod
mushrown race whose
H ‘pllhel'renehhavedrivenfrom her
capital. -
Madagascar is on island foyr times as
large as Enghmd and Wales together. It
America. north and south. the United
States would have long since taken a
hand and settled the trouble by sending
the French oil'. But Madagascar is on
the African coast, and that is the diiYer-
encc. French aggression will go on an-
checked tilltho big, rich island is a more
French dependency and tho Hovos on
the read either to extinction or to a con-
dition in which the millions of natives
'uownro in ludin under British rule. It
is a pity, for morally the Horns are in
many respects superior to the French.
They are certainly superior physically.
France could not bear to see England
taking procession of India, Australia
and South Africa while she herself was
gaining neither wealth nor foreign ter-
ritory. So she looked about for some-
thing to grab and found it in the island
of Madagascar. That is the whole story.
Ever since 1642 the French have been
trying to get Madagascar by fair means
or foul. In 1883 they had advanced so
far in their designs as to declare a pro-
tectorate over the island. Being hard
pressed then, the Home made on agree-
ment coding to France the beautiful
port of San Diego, on the north of
the island. with all adjacent lauds
within a mile of the port. This was the
entering wedge. The Home signed a
treaty which France has twisted to
moon that she shall regulate all inter-
course between the Home and the out-
side world, even to the control of trade
concessions and the appointment of con-
suls. This arrogant. claim the Madagas—
car govermucnt resisted, with the result
that it has been ovcrthrowu. The capi-
tal. Autummzn'ivo, now in tho builds of
the French army, is a handsome, mod-
cru built city, containing 100,000 in—
lesbitnnts.
Mcxlcml Cattle.
If iucrcuso in the live culllo supply of
the country could lower the price of bccf
to tho com‘umct', then the Amcriczm
pcnplo might lulpc to not local during
the coming wiulcr at the rules of :1 year
ago. 'l'ilc ordcr of Sccrctan'y Morton :ui-
miltiug Mexican (ulttlc inlolhis country
for futtcuiug :md slaughtering goes into
effect Oct. 22. Cattle may enter front
the south through the bordcr towns of
San Diego, Nogulcs, El Puso, Eagle Pass,
Brownsville and Lnrcdo.
Secretary Morton says very frankly
that be has givcu this order sothat Moxi-
can bccvcs may come into the United
States imd hclp cut up the immcnsc corn
crop the Auwriczm former finds on his
hands this your. Not loss than 200,000
such cattle will come through tlic ports
named. and thcy will consume certainly
sow-ml million busbcls of com. Farm:
ore with more corn than they know what
to do with will buy the cattle by tho
curloull und fatten them at homo.
Ordinarily and under the lcgitimulo
laws of supply und demand this would
mukc the prion of hoof cbcupor to the
consumers while netting :1 larger profit
to tho formers. list it is to bc rcmcm—
bci'cd that ncilIu-r lpo prmiuccr nor the
coxmuucr bus unytll ng to my in fixing
tho price of lK'ci'.
'i‘bc projcct of making bounce of glass
has boon dist-usual. \Vily'slluuld we not
have glass houses? (ilurs bricks can be
easily mudo and how be: in mode. The
glaze ovcr llwui prcvcuts lllt‘ll' ubsorb—
lug dampness likc the ordinary brick.
Tho gloss bricks mc hollow, but they
can bc mmloof :uvycolorvivsimi. .~o that
tiny cuuuot bc won through. ’l‘lw only
trouble uppnrcnt ly would bothuttlmhri: -
lioness of tho tuutcriul would cum-c glass
wulls in be crushed in by heavy Weights
ubovo tlwm. int pctltups that dilllcully
luvs born obviulmi by toughcuiug lilo
glues according to tho process which. it
is l‘llllllit‘ll. \vus invcutcd many your»
ugo. If, llou‘cvcr, lltorc is any procure of
toughening gloss so as to incite it lost
like ourthctm‘urc, tivcu tho manufactur-
crtz luwv tukm good care to law]! its in-
ventor bought oil'. so that lbcycnu go
on inciting lllll old Mylo breakable goods
to lat-op lrmlv livoly.
The time in: coming when tho Amori»
can noricuiturist will be indvpomlmlt of
tho fort-hm grain and beef market. That
time will nrrivc when we have so runny
people hero they will need at home all
that tho ngricnlturist tumblers. When
ever population» is thickest. there the
farm product market is briskctlt. Bo-
danse of Massachusetts factories the
Massachusetts former gets over Oil more
for his cum per acre than the Kansas
farmer does. as the Boston Journal re
minds on.
The air on a clear October day is like
wine, only better than any wine ever
made by the hand of man. The electric
other that stirs lin- veiun and arteries
and fills tho lungs and allths body with
a sense of lightness is nature's own
wine. Get. all of itthetyrm can. Bealho
it in by the bucketful. Fill your lungs
to their utmost and be happy. There is
joy in more living in October.
to. lllinols to... railroad a the
no lounge itself techs psi-lag of
«them
stash. Islam-standouts»-
i ll:
' Gallon, orsendspostaloard
The’Besl Made. eaniages,wn
it were territory adjacent to the coast of , "
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwalk, Conn.
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE. ‘
13;
m. and j
Repairing. Painting.
min; and also Sin
loving it al
Wright’s}
Factory
and ‘
Salesroom. _
For Everything
fine article:
RESTFUL SLEEP
can only come to those whose digestion is in good order. A mistreated stomach gets even by
keeping you awake. The stomach behavior depends on what you put in.
Fresh and Pure inths Brocsry Llns. [isms to us.
New Buckwheat Flour, New Indian Meal, New White Meal.
New Graham and Rye Flour, Hygienic Whole Wheat Flour.
Aunt J emima’s and Old Homestead Pancake Flour, New Prepared Buckwhedt and the
Finest Maple Syrup that you ever tested to go with them.
New Raisins, Currants, Citron, Prunes, etc.
A full line of the Telekatharos Cleaned Fruits. Pitted, stemmed and cleaned raisins are a
New Cheese of all kinds and the fanciest Gilt Edge Creamery Butter that can be‘made.
By the way, have you made out that Rebus yet?
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING GRUBEB,
‘ , . TELEPHONE CALL.
33 WASHINGIIIN STREET.
[3‘2-
uow
ll Great opportunity.
The Garment Cutter people who have
a school on Main street. South Norwalh,
are progressive people and their teachers
are doing nicely indeed. '
No half-way work will satisfy them
and they spare no ins whatever to in-
euro success lo the r pupils. They have
at their command (and furnish to their
pupils with the very best of teaching) an
advanced and improved system of cut-
ting all garments worn, and for range of
cutting and practical general use. it is a
masterpiece of production and should he
in every family. What we want to do
lstoremind the people of its value to
them. and the comparatively l e
chances for them to better their con i-
tion. And remember if you do lay bold
and make use of such valuable know-
lsdgeu we teach at our school. your
UNDERWEAR
A. DICKERMAN 8L SON,
NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.
tonltles will multl as you ad-
3333'. along the road of ll)!!! and allow us
toremark that time does not dull the
appreciation of the National Garment
Cutter.
Welovits people to call and see for
themselves what our cutter is like.
Competent lady teachers In sham.
School Tu y, Thursday and aster-
dsy,llto5enll ton. III.
The llatlnnal Garment trust to
" F. SBHIVilIil. ll. ll,
55 80. Ill! SI. 80. ”Mill.
mmmnllluamflloms
l oomph-summer:
IS THE TIME
to think about Fall Wraps.
”on——
We are prepared to show a great variety of
CAPES AND JACKETS,
in the Latest Styles and at Popular Prices.
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As usual, ALL GRADES of
Mill
at the Lowest Prices
HBSIERY.
An Attractive Display
of the newest and most finished designs
in wall paper can always is seen at our
establishment. We rarely allow any-
thing good to go by us and nothing is too
good for our patrons—a motto that II
largely responsible for our continued
success in building up and holding I
large trade.
Artists' Materials.
Pictures aul Picture Framing, Paint-
lug, I'spernanglng and Decorating.
Decker,
ll) Washington street. South Norwalk.
The Damascus little
about which historians and novelists
love to tell may have never excell-
ed. but the H. and 8. hand forged blades
of today are made of steel as good. The
workmanship is just as excellent and the
style and finish are far superior to the
“Days of old.”
It’s hard to find the equal of our stock.
in the line of KNIVES of all hint.
RAZORS, 80188038, etc.
80. liliilWILll H'D'VI. fill
41 SOUTH MAIN Mull). NORWAIE '
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