the United state: In Our
.. V'WII ll-ltluprua mlorlofi
' a he um Before In: [loath—l
Cl Illa We. '
hi“ Staten elubalalador to Ger
suddenly and unexpectedly
Within morning.
flu!“ had been ill smucwhat too
”my, for name time past, hilt no im
A fatal results were anticipated
; ago than last Tuesday evening
mt at a dinner given in hit
,7 by oil-Empress F‘ruierick, niothel
m William. Loin. summer lit
.,,
THEODORE RUNYOX.
M planned to make an extended trig
,tl‘iiiottgh Norway, but on the advice of hll
phyliciqn be abandoned this trip and in
m went to Curhlbad, where he took the
cure; He subsequently went to Axcnsteiu.
in Switzerland, for the purpose of taking
an after care.
, Since that time. however, he has niani
fund great activity in the discharge oi
. the dutieu of hill otllcc, which have been
more than usually onerous on accellnt oi
the complications ill European affairs.
which have more or 1088 demanded the at-
tention and care of tho diplomatic repre-
a‘ntatlvel of all nations. His death will
come as a great shock to official and social
circles here in Berlin, where he was a
< great favorite.
1’ ' Honorable and Cut-fut Career.
Theodore Runyon wml born at Somer-
villeLN. J., Oct. 25, 1822. He graduated
‘ from Yale college in 1842. and ill liliiiwui
admitted to the bar. In 1853 ho was made
.city attorney and in lsai‘l counsellor oi
Newark, N. J., o position he rctaincd un-
til 1864, when hellccamc mayor of that
city. He was appointed in 1856 a coni‘
miesioner to revise and codify the mili-
tary laws of New Jersey and in 1857 was
made brigadier general and subsequently
major general of the New Jersey national
At the outbreak of the civil war he. was
‘ placed in command of a Now .lcnscy bri-
gade of volunteers. In twirl ho was the
Democratic candidate for governor of his
state, but was not clcctcd. From [873112
‘ 1887 he was chancellor of Now Jcrscy. In
March, 1893, he was appointed by Presi-
dent Cleveland United States minister to
Germany, and Isllortly afterward he was
made ambassador. in accordance with a
law of congress, that the United States-
. Jan. 81—min. Theodore Run-
repreacntativo in Germany should be raised .
to the rank of elllbnssador reciprocally
with the similar action on the part of , the
. German government concerning its ropra
sentatlvo in the United States. A degree
of LL. D.‘ was conferred upon him by
Yale, Rutgers and Wesleyan colleges.
Mr. Runyon was the. successor of Wil-
liam Walter Phelps, who had the place of
German minister for four years. No was a
gallant soldier, and Fort Runyon, on the
Alexandria railroad, at the south end of
the long bridge near Washington, is a per-
- petuatioii of his name.
At the time of the appointment of Mr.
' Runyon it was rolliarked as being that oi
the office seeking the man. His name had
« been presented to the president by Senators
. McPherson and Smith, and he know noth-
lag of ‘the'applittation which was being
-made in his behalf until he was asked by
‘ letter if he would accept. ’l‘ho unequivocal
indoraement which lie rcccivod from the
- senators and the high reputation enjoyed
byhim in the. state led the president to
make the appointment without hesitation.
He was a man of unquestioned ability and
high rectal attainments.
During his service in Berlin the most
important matter tllat- has been pending
‘ between the United States and Gcrmany
‘ has been that in regard to the removal oi
the restrictions imposed on tho importa-
tion: of American pork aml beef products
into that country. .
ll'he Ker-gun Murder Case.
PBOVIDES’CE, Jail. fill—Lawrencp C.
Kenyan, who was last week sentenced fm
the murder of Mrs. Emily Chandlers, has
made a statement to Deputy Viall at the
state,» prison, acknowledging that he was
with' Mrs. Chambers the day before she
, disappeared, and that he wont on the Fall
“ River boat with Mrs. Laind, as silo testi-
fied, but claims he was hired by her llus~
‘ hand to do so. This statement has been
bent to the attorney general and willvbe
usednagninst the application for a new
trial, which was to be made this week.
Hillionaire Clubman Dead.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27.—Iiindley Hoffman
Chopin. millionaire and clubnlan. died
from heart failure. He had been ill for
sometime. Mr. Chopin was well known
in society. He was a member of the Cal'-
umet, Banquet and Tuxedo clubs. He also
enjoyed the close friendship of Archbishop
Corrigan. He was the son of Abel D..'flll(l
Inlia‘l. Chopin. His grandfather, Chester
W. Chapin, was for years the president of
the Boston and Albany railroad.
_ Fire In Philadelphia.
>3QJLADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-Tho manufac-
f 7‘ department of H. Beltlcld & Co’s
“"itiry at 435 North Broad street
" _ by fire last. night to the ex-
‘0,000. The loss is princi-
‘v, bllt a quantity of
‘ water. The menu-
‘atructuro‘in the
"£' '1 of
. vo
Vi"? the
:7" u out
l
. Rudam's Microbe Killer, gallon jars, ‘2.
What is '
Caslulia
Ontario is Dr. Samuel Pitaher’t
prescription for Infantl and 01111-
dm. It contain neither Opium.
Morphine nor other Narcotic tab-
rtuwe. It bohemian tnlatitlito for
Possum. Drop» Soothins Syrups
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. It-
gllaranteo in thirty your use by
million: of Mother; Clitorib ll the
Children's Panacea—the Mother:
Friend.
CASTORIA
For [tribute and Children.
Donut be imposed upon, ballotinazloa
having Cantoria. and are that the foe-Jinan
Iignature of
in o a th e
wrapper.“ ‘ m
We shall pro. '
trot ounclvcs and the public at all M
Tu: Cannon COMPANY. 77 Murray Bt..N.Y.
l have Some Reasonable
BARGAINS
Canned
Goodsm,
Dried
Fruit ! __
l‘ltlllllllll'g Peas, llc ; six cans doc—rog-
ular iflc plaids.
Paris Succotimll, l lc ; rcguhlr '3 for 23¢:
(‘ulifol'llia Sugar l’can‘ “mclt in your
mouth." 2%: regular 25c gm ids.
Try oilc can and see what tillo peas
arc.
it calls l'umpkiil, 250. ‘
Fillcst livalmi'atcd:Applos, l lc; 3 lbs.
30c.
Filicst Hull Dried Filic (lat Apples, Dc:
3 lbs. 1351'.
Finest Dried P inches. Fillc (.‘ut, l'lc lb.
Prunes. large. till: 1b.
Silver Plums, 2 lbs 250..
Fine. Figs. illc lb.
Any use for Molasstw Sugar? tic. 1b.
12 Boxcs Matches ill bundlc, i'lc.
Lorenzo Dibble!
PATENT
MEDICINES.
At Our Prices; In Fact
Hard Not To Take!!
13;)
Yankee Lung Soother,
Geo. Gig—tillsoa’s
DRUG STORE.
/
82 Washington St., 80. Norwalk.
tall Don'l'ilave To Swear Oil.
iii an editorial about No-To~Buc. the
famous tobacco habit cure,
of many cal-res cured by Nil‘TO-Blfl'.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect,
H
Snlt'll of tobacco makes Ilini Hick.
To-Buc. sold and guaranteed by R. H,
merit.
seats limit."
toolie l, and always withtbe beat
matte. My baby was deathly nick with
cholera intantum. and Dr. Hand's Diar-
rhoia Mixture cured it about immed-
iately. Dr. Hand's Colic Caro ill also
“(valiant—Mia. N. A. Danlda." Dr.
Hand's: Colic (lure and Dr. iland‘u Diar-
rllma Mixture are midby all druggiilte,
”Joe.
it not only bl m, it mind he no, ()llc.
Minute (iiugl (lure act-l quickly. and
thal'a what ma cu it go.
~—Aceton is liarnllooul.
A high livcr with a toi'pill livcr will
"Hi I)" it long llVi'l'. (hil'l‘la't illi‘ livl‘l‘
with De Witt'e lliltlt- Early Rim-rs. liltlc
pills that clmulyupcpuia and l'olial ipatioll
“l"ivc years ago,“ any» :‘(ilga A. Two"
ill, iii-uni. N. Y.. I had a constant
~ cough, night sweat», was grcutly reduc—
cd in iicllli, and hail ilt't'll givcu up by
my physicians. ibcgan to take .iya-r'u
Cherry I’cctoral, alill aftcl- using two
bottlcs \Viifi. coliiplctcly cuml.”
Cure For Headache.
As a l'elllody for all forms. of lli'llillll‘llt‘
Electric Bitters has provcll to bc illc
wry best. It affects :ipcrlilallolit call-
and thc illlisi ill'l‘iilll'tl habitual sick
iii'lilliii'llt‘ii yil-ld to ilrl iililuellcc.
lU'go all who are utlilctlld to [ll'll‘lll'tl a
bottle, and give this ii-lill-dy a fair trial
In mill-sot habitual constipation Electric,
Bitlorucurcx by giving lltitltlt‘fl tone to
the lmwcbl. and few cows long insist tllc
use of this llli'lliitilit'. Try it olicc. Fit.
ty cents and sun at Stilluon‘s and
Wcml's drug stores.
Quick ill cti‘wiJu-uls and lcavcs no
scar. Burning, scaly skin crupiious
quicklycuml by llc Will's Witch linzl-l
Salw. Applil-d lo lllll'llN. waldo. ohl
Hort-s, it is illogical ill cil'cct. Always
cnrcrl pill-s. ~
The Discovery Saved ills Lila.
Mr. H. ('ailloilcttc. druggist, lit-avers-
ville, 111., says: "To Dr. King's Ncw
Discovery Iowc my life. Was taken
with La (lrippo and tricd all tllc physi-
cians for llllit'ii about. but of no avail.
and was given up and told i could not
livc. i‘lavillg Dr. King's New Discovery
iii my now I sent for a bottlcaud began
its arc and from the first dosc bcgull in
l gct bvticr, and after using tllro-c bottles
was up and about again. it is \i'lil'fll its
iwclgllt ingold. We don't kl-cp house-
or More without it."
at Htilbuul's and Wwd‘ll drug slows.
-—Acctoli cures headache.
How's This!
“'cl‘lil’cronc hundred dollars reward
for any casc of (”:ltarrli that cannot
bc cured by Hull's (‘atarrb (‘um
\Vt' i
(let a free trial:
1". J. CHENEY & (.‘t l., Tull-«lo, (l. »
Willmxmit, Jul it,
“but. for the bond bill and the Monroe
din-trill. declination will matinee to he
the chief white“ for canalderation in the
senate during the present weak. Senator
Jones of Arkaneu, in m of the olive!
bill, has given notice that he will attempt
to lei-cure a vote on the bill on Thursday,
and that he will link the senate to remain
to erosion 'i'lluraday night until thhl is .
umuullllfihflli but it in considered proba- I
bill by the friends of the bill that he may
not allowed at that. time in getting a vote,
and that this will not come until Friday
i or Saturday. 'l‘heopponenta of the bill are
i not. no for all baa been discovered. seeking
to delay the final dlepoeitlon of the meas-
ure. liud its lulvolaltou will have no object
ill further litiriipiillt'illtillt lifter tho iniila~ 1
lion of illo l’tah ncilutorll into illcir duties ,
an 'tlcliliitll'li; hilt there are a iiilillbcr of l
ocllatoru who dcllirc to speak on the bill
who have not had an opportunity. and :
they will be attordcd that privilogc ill'fol'ii g
the vote bl decided upon. ’i‘llcso illclndo "
:ionntoru lilll. (‘ookrolb Baum. Saloon, .
liimebrougli, Mitt-boll of Oregon and oili-
tll’rl. ‘
The silver bill is expected to pass. but .
'ovcn ltu friends do not. place lhc lllajoriiy i
at to excl-ml ilvo \‘tilosl, while (lllllirri illa'lhl.
that. with aillrllluiiv'o votes from both the 1
lltull senators the lilajprity will but oxcccd l
three. The bill bl ilo radical that tho more i
conuervutive silver mull probably will cast
their Vilma ugaillilt ll. !
hlr. Thornton in the only senator who'
halt given notice of a apecch on tho llaviu l
.‘ilonroo lloctrlllo rmollltlou. but thcrc uro
other senators prcparctl to illit‘llk on this
wholl opportunity shall oticr. Senator lla-
vlr, the author of the resolution, will be
yaim-ill from tho cllv during lilo \vci-k. alld
, l'tiliril'qllillill)’ tho l‘i'a‘ulllliilll will not be
llrl'lflill to a vote, ,
The friends of the revenue tllriil‘ bill
will make an effort to got that lncaeurc ll|~
lo the senate lii sonic shapo during the:
wcck. A ulcetlllg of the finance commit
icu will be hcld on Tuesday. it Senator I
.ilillt'i-l of NIH-valid is present at. that Illcet-
lug, lll‘i Vote will decide whether tho bill i
shall be rcportod favorably or advorscly;
if lic ill not prcscul. it ill probable that the
l-oululiiim~ will inform the senate of tte
fullnrc to rcllcll ull agrcolllcnt and make u
rcpori without rccolllinundation.
The Week in tho llollsopronllacs a spirit
cd discureion of our foreign relations. it
will opcll today with the presentation of
tho resolutions of tho foreign atlalru (‘Olll-
lllilim oll Armcnla and will be continued
ill connection with tho consideration of
the diplomatic aml consular appropriation
bill. which will be taken up immediately
aflcrward. This bill will open the giilt'fi to
a gclicral debate on forolgil affairs and to
,mlnpliciltion.‘ in all partu of tho world.
" 'l‘iio (lllilm-Jilpuli war. the lllnsazicro of
l.'\ll|l'l‘l('lll| Illlvsloliarlcsin (‘lllnll. the You.
lczuclan dlsplltc. the ('orlnto incidcllt, tho
outrages ill Armenia with all their attend-
fant l‘Iilropv-zill collipllcntloiis. the invasion
.l.f lllc 'i‘l‘flll'fl'lllil and thc arrcllt of Alin'rl-
calls at .lolulllllceburg by tho lot-r govt-ril-
- iiltllli, tho .»\l:l<k:lli boundary dispute, the .
award of tho llcrlilg sclvcoilillllx'siou. tho
l‘ulmn war for lllvlcpcndcllcc, tho Waller
incident and the Mayan! smccllcs, any or
all of ilwec may bccomo fruitful topic»: for
ill-batt- during the collelllcraiioll of illli ;
, bill. Tllc gciicral iillpl‘i'iiltlll l4 that tho 2
Iwhob- won-k will lic closullu-d lll dlcposlllg '
.‘of it. bllt if any itllic run-aim it will prob- ;
‘ably be devoted to ill“ District of (lolum‘ é
. bin appropriation bl‘.l~. which tlic :ipprl» l
,pr’uliioll colllllliltco cs] Ich' to have rcully
=ou \\'mlucsday or Tilllhllll)’.
; THE ’éTT'rAUL'sMGOLD. 5
lie lio-tu-lliloll by tho- \ccilll-lit Italics I
, Pitcher’o Castoria.
Liter: um. i adieu!
RAILROAD.
Trains More tlouth Norwulk as follows:
For New Vork.
Lil. satire-winner. tea, was. it'll. tea.
talLWLiollsmm. 1'. ii. ltbtillni'lhflbi.
dill.411.526.5310.t'v'JWMHLThLNII.ill“).
uuxuuu.
AJI. b'I'HidiLillo. i'..\l. lili.‘l'lfl.ll2ii.
Loavo Now York for 80.NurvI,Ilk.
l \. MJHIT,titll.’lill,iiill.iltll, mm. mm. um.
'll on ire-3. l‘.lll.llu.-.lm. :itl‘l. 4oz. lore. iii“.
.li ‘1. lim. mu, 7 on, am, one. l‘iou. .
l
,. euxuiru.
ii. iii. 600,730. I'. lit. um. 12m,
3 LoIve South Norwaik
i for New HIvon. .
’ A. M. loci. i 2". duo, 3' :m. it ‘4' u 11 mar Ii m‘
it gl. l’. it. ”till. i :u. Illii. l .1... to}. 52.7. v.27.
ii ‘.ll. 7 l". H “.0 41. ll 13.
experience have 1
taught us. the
combination that !
suits. Chewers.
' DANIURV DIVISION.
‘ Leave 50. NOI'WIIK.
«:7. in n._ i'. ll. l at. can. 512. 555.
umpire.
92a. l‘. .\l.
Leave DInbury.
am, 7 :lo. a ..7, ii to. I'. .‘i.
‘ll‘Nllu‘h.
ate. 1'. M. rim.
IT is Not the Dost
of Material!
That prevents: moat wolllell from
having an l-laborate wardrooc.
It’s the Making Up!
How often ladies lament UVcr no!
llavmg illc "knack" to do the work
Kopcrlypl platly comb-inning thclli-
A.‘.\l.
‘ Au“.
712.3.
A. ll.
42.1, Ii .17.
A. ill.
Tobacco is
Always kept up
to the Standard
“ Best”
. ll‘ca \"lli'li lllcy are not to blame.
’ lc grculest. drawback to MICHESSTIII
Iloiiu- tll‘tNMlllllhllliz has been l his luck
of mechanical ”his. llut this lil-
lougcrcvlstu with llll‘Nllpli’. of So.
Normilk. .‘l-4 \\c haw .'l ceillliliohcn
School. icacbill'z lllc i ruling and ill-
tlilgc'vrrccilj: of :ill garment-l worn
by iflllit‘~, nil-ism :llltl cllilllvcll ; also.
gelltb-ull-ll'o clothing. 'I'lliu in in
chart or mm-liluc, but :1 school of a
VI
,éART, SCIENCE AND
lUSEFULNESS.
Wilcll you xfop :|l’ll lolli-lllcr llll
L'l't'fll i-Vpclloc allacilcli to llll‘i‘lllL’
lil't‘rhr'h' made and the wrv ullsniis
factor}: lll.ll;licr ill which tllcy an
limlly llllltN ('flllall'lit'ii-il. )‘l'li (.‘lllilltl
but rcalizl- the valllc llllu school
\vollbl lit' in you. Some have llll lllva
they are not c llllpi‘lt‘lll to learn, a.-
tllcy have no knowledge \vliatFVcr
of anything or sowing. 'l‘iliw it a
real lllihitlkt‘fil“ “'I‘ touch by catab
iehctl rub-e. \\ lllcll lllll--i in» obvcrvro
rcimrlllcw of a llo~l~<llll'.~ ability. Ami
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-1
entbuvinus conducted for "OOIR‘T: f¢¢._ 1
Oak Orrlct IIOPPOIITI: U 5. En: rOrrlct
and we mum on: pail-aim less time i. i use
lclllotc from Washington. 1
Send mudrl, (trailing or photo., with detain-rt
ticn. \\'c advise, it pairulabln or not, tn-c of
charge. (lur its not due till pxilrnl id sci urcli.
‘ PAIPHL‘T. “ iioyv to Obtain Patrols," with
cm: oi saluc lll the b. S. and [excise counmcs
i
l
scat ircc. Alldrrs'e, I , ,
0, many illiitN-l liillll" baring no pl"-
‘,‘ \‘bvu~ knowb-llcc do tin» but work.
I I I . . . , . .
ii l on are CUTlilililY lovltcd to \'l\li’. lht'
i OPP. FATE"? OFFICE. WltlthG‘l’ON. D. C.
school and scc iln- \vurk cxplalnl-ll.
School 'l'ucolay. 'l'llllrmilly and Sat-
ilrduy. ‘: to f» and I to ii p, m.
l 22 50. Main Street, 50. Norwalk.
o'- v-vvv v
Children Cry for
ldiiiat will the Earth,
w;tll a {cute around it
nut will be thankful for a smal
' shire of Public Palm-wage in
Butter,Cheese,E s
Lard, Pickles
etc., at The .‘E\\' STORE,
I25 Washington St,
Wilcn Roby woe sick, we gave llcr (mom.
thll aim was a ('llilll, sllc cried for (nebula.
\Vllcll .x'u‘ lm‘umc )ilx'w, i-llc clung to (‘1l~l4\l‘l!l.
\i'licn rill.- had Cllllill'i'll, lilii' gave till-iii L‘mlorili.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Receives Attention From the
London. Press.
W
ARBITRATION HOW: UNAVOIDABLB.
lhat la the Opinion!!! The Chronicle.
The Timer Pan lie in Coiriillihienb-"l‘ll.
I-‘Iylng Squadron Wu to Show Hut-op.
Englaad'a fitrength.
(I.
Ltlh'DOh'. Jan. .l.—-'l‘ho Chronicle this
morning has an editorial on Colonial Sco-
3letary Ullalnherlain‘ll statement it the
, Venezuelan queutioll, lllado iii a fillt‘t‘qll at
, Birmingham Saturday night. The (lllron
>olo says:
"We must regard this stutcllloiit as ox-
pressing the deliberate conclusion» of tho
gtn'i'l'lllllt‘lli, and it ecciilll to render nrlll-
Lration ill some form or other ullrltllllit'ly
u llavohlablo, "
.\ ll article ill Nietllorpartof ’l‘ilc (.‘llrou
b-lo dcclurl-s that all the recent cvldcllco
if a rapproclwmcnt lletwcoll England and
lllllorlcu have the essential heart. of the
llliittcr ulltouchcll. “’l‘ho cifocill of the ill-
‘ercawof mutual klllllilni'ila arc til-lug al~
lowed to evaporate." rays 'i‘llc Chronicle,
‘lllltl while from every point of the Euro-
pean horizon grim anxiety lint] possible
peril confront ill-l. lllo golden liloilicllt for
pcrlllallollt peace with America are slip-
ping by. if the govcrnlllont of which Mr.
illililllhcrlillli in no brilliantly sucucllllful a
lllmllbcr would forgct ulllior llilittcru and
boldly conclude an arbitration treaty with
Alilorica, the spcctaolo Mr. Chalilborlaiil
pioturcll oi' tilc two peoples rescuing Ar-
lllollia. lllaLeiui of licillgall ideal. might be-
.‘Iilllt! within a short tlulc a World shaking
l’uci. "
Au t'lillllrlul ill 'l'llt‘Tilllilt“ on the Amer-
lcnll attitude toward Al lliclliu says: "it in
not. in l)tit’.\|li.'t’li‘d that America will so
tar iii‘lllil'l. from the allflfll‘itillfi principle of
Washington’s i'urowl-ll lllt‘h'riiigi‘ (aildrcss) all
to draw the sword in behalf of tho Al‘liltl'
lliails. lint, tho .-\lllcricall pcoplo are the
Dilly pcoplc. t‘XCt‘lll. Ulii‘rt’lVi'a‘. liui; perhaps
wholly illcapulllc or looking war on behalf
of tho oppn-sml without regard to nation-
.ll interests."
A .llllliciouu l'lil-riulcc.
'l‘ho llaily News Huyii iii an editorial this
llloruiilg: "Mr. Ullalllbcrlain's reference
to Velll-zucla wzu thoroughly judicious
and “ill dispel the idca that illl“'l|.'i op»
posed to counsels of collcili.’iilon. llis pro-
posal for Anglo Allicriczlll lutcrfcrcnco ill
Armenia, llllchL'l', is at variant-o with
the principles of the Monroe doctrine."
The. Standard in an editorial thinks that
Mr. t‘hallibcrlalil'u vlliwof Alllcricull fl-l-l—
big is rather optiillistic. “Wclllay llc prel-
ty sure." says The Standard, “that. if the
l'llltctl Swim dcsllcd to pick a llllllrrcl
with us' (bl-y would soon dcvisi- Slilllt' iii-
tcrprl-tatloli of thc Monroe lioctriilotliat
would have the ilt‘iii‘lltll'lli‘t‘l. ()ur ill-st
quarallicl- of pcacc is ill“ consciolmwss ill
boill counir'lcs of tho horriblo lliir‘i'l‘)’ :alul
losscs which :i collilict \vouhi illvolvc.”
lll .llls 'l'cccui rill‘t‘l'll :ll liirillillgllulll.
which is rcgal'tlcll as .‘lli illlil'iill llill‘l‘lilll‘l‘,
l’lli' Bight lloil. Jim-pll ('luilllbcrlziill
~nill rcgzirllillg illc \'clic/.11l-lull lllillll'l' that
ho thought tbcrc bad lzccn lui<apprcbclr
~‘blll on both sides ot‘ the \Vlltl'l‘. \l'ilcn Sci:-
rl-tary Ulucy'u lli<putcll and i'i'(‘~'ltli'llt
('lcvrl-lllll's xucsmgc \vcrc dclivcrcd, the
in! was ri‘llit‘iflllll)’ cilil-rtaiiu-ll ill
nut! that thc Allll‘i'li'llllri must haw.
conic llosiilc Si‘llilllli‘llth’ which England
in! not. sharc. and that tho l'riitcd Stan's
was bcni on picking a. quarrcl with Hrcm.
Britain. 'l'lzl- llil’il SN‘llil‘ii to prevail in
.~\lllcrica that England was disposed to
impugn tllc )lonrocdoctrillc—a doctrine
to which the peoplc of tho lfliiicd Status
rightly attacllcd nillcll illlptlrtlilll-lu—and it
EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE! .
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says the St. LouisJournlil of Agriculture
“We know
smoked and clicwcd for twcnty ycars;
two boxes cured him so that cvcn the
Nth
.T. W. Pierce, I‘ll-public, 1a., says: “I
have used ( )nc Minute (Dough Curc ill my
family and for myself. with rvsllltll so
' e ltilcly sati<taotory tbuti can hardly
iillrl words to cxprcse myself lll'l to its
Twill never fail to recommend
it to others. on every poms-lion that pre-
i Qua-diam of .‘lurlllc llmlrimcc.
' xllv Ynlib'. .lall.
V .' . i o ‘ ‘
. c mu 0 . l 'lli'll. llalc know ll P. : . ,
“" til 1 h ;‘ ‘wlllcll was groundcd oil llll' coast of how
.l. (llicllcy for tliciast 15 years. and bc~ 1
have ywi't'cctly llflllill‘llilll' in all lnisiltver‘ ,
transaction-l and tiliallciallyablc tot-any ‘; ll ” h I t l
' ' , . , " - ‘ 5 lll"l\'~‘ l'h'l i'lllllt‘ llll ll' Itlll \\‘ll~' "ii ltirll,
out any obligations math by tin ir ll'llll. .nnd ”w bunkch‘ “Mm,” n ‘\.,m.“mimml
Wasna llu-lx, “boll-sale. Dnlgglsts, ,; k,“ ”mu“ 1M, m il.i'~1~ulll~liip whim
Toledo. f), lly‘s otlicc. (inc of thc b-llikcrs r‘illli:
“YMMV, KISNAX k‘ Mauvm “1M”! “'i'llcrc isn't llllylli'l‘tl for in ill\\'ll|‘l'}‘
.11 , Dr f”, T lid 0 l I'alloll'l it. 'l'llc gold is illerc iillll will stay
a. L “iii-J 5' ‘2. H' ‘ , " libcrc until tllosbip clam-.2 up. The illalll'.
Hull'o (hiinl'l'lii m" '5 iuk‘“ liltt'l'iiiil' f uilcc cl-lllplluics arc rc~lloll<llllc to llN'. lf
llv. acting directly on lili‘ lllwlil and ! ~"llc lic< tll.-rc :l wcuk, tlm ilworaul-c com
‘lnlli‘illla‘ surfacc of tho 5)’Sit‘lll. To-rli-
luoilials Sent frcc. i’ricc 77w pcl' bottle.
i Sold by all llmggl’eté.
buy govl-rillllcut. bonds. 'l'llcrl- wo-zcoll-
~idcrabb- Worry about illl~~ gilt! whcll tho
lllclzcy. (loll! ifiillslll'ml when it i: put on
v
lllsllrulicc proiccis' us :llmllilicly.‘
Ulil‘ .‘iilllltl- ('4
'llunkch—s cliill- lllli‘l‘i~i oll ilii‘ mollcv,
l»! l» .
lllflll‘i'lll‘l' touclll-s tlli-
Loxatoiiik. $1.00. , . _ l . . t l . lioivl-vcr. ‘l'llx' Atlliliiic Mutual lllhlll‘llllt‘ii
Hood's Slusaparilla, titling)" ’pM' h .i 5” tow-Inna n " ,t l" , culllpclly is ollo of the i'HllI‘l‘l‘lln' that in
\ 01"5 31min i'u'illu l}; i right ”1“" if )"M'i‘lk" 1‘ “11“” .\"lll 113V“ ’ sun-s guilt in and out, from l‘Iuropc and ti.
iJDlIiJ'ii‘SirsziIilrilli ,3- I a cough up cold. Sol. illt- point 1‘ Tllt‘li‘ lilo-ope. and all oillc'lnl of that colllpany
1 ' t l 1 l , o ‘ . ”m.“
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Cutlcura Resolvciit. l0 '1 m t ‘ ”1"“ l “ I‘ho rate of lnslmmcc varlcs ii‘lllll l-lo
Scott's Emulsion, no \ f .11 l k 1] ito l. 3 ("fl ‘l pcrrrlllt. I ll illll‘ls‘nllt;f. illa'lil'i';
. , , ~ -; (‘1'. (ill WI mitt up :i ('0: . :lglllns to fly. lut'~' u‘cll FI‘ H ii men
(”Ton 9, Nemlra' , ' i) ,._...-..-_.‘..__... ...._-_---. ; illuny lllllt'S. and no intern-it. will be paid
Stillsou a 817mm“ for Malaria, "’ ' , 1. for this lllalncy on the St. l’uill. no iluittcr
Piline's Celery Compound. “5 "Giv't- lllc :l live-1‘ l'cgulaion and I can how long if slaystllcrc. If any of it i; lost,
Brandretll’s Pills, l2 nimflutp Hui World," said a gl'llius. Tm. , thcu the companies pay.
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.Almmk‘s Floaters, ill druggist lllllitll‘il ‘llllll “'01" ."1" "f I)" Thought in Ania-tinti- lllc .‘lliilllti iiuilticrs.
Bonsou'uCapsicPlastcrs, 1'3 Will's Lilli" Early Ri-"""»"- ”1‘" ““1"!“ i‘.\!:l{l-Il:f\lll'l:l:. W. \':l., Jan. -.'T.--(l1uu..
Castoria, 23 littip pill-z, ,Mic illcllllcrllassctt Maud, ill on ob! Ill
Carter's Pills, 12 . . .1 :iiau I lllil;llltl. . lltltll‘ i;:-darvllle, ‘91., wove
. l. ‘ . - _ . _ _ . .II|liil. it S Hill: “mum ii :i WlIlllli: i In 3:.
Atwood a B-li’ft‘l‘h, '- Li -—Au toillurm llli grip. ”in" "mm“. It is ”numb”. and “mm,
' Radam 9 Microbe killer, th. "’ -- ~—-——~- fully carved. wcll propofliollcll and slim“!
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. « - - - . - 1 the {comic fclltul'co clcurlv and l'i"'lll:ll‘l\'.
' t'i l.‘: iiolllillll-lltl v t'.\ lien l , . . ‘ n .
Don tillilt l ‘ “I ‘ L I ! l’l’illt'hfilvl‘ Halli. to \vllosc lHlilOllH rollcc
.nlclitlllg. llcpcntl ‘ upon “n“ illinnil- lion tln- illiugc llas- llt'i‘ll added, thinks tho
Cough (fare and you have lllllllmllutc rc- llml dun-s iiflt‘k "mil", centuries. probably
lief. ltcm'cscroup. .Thcolilv llarllilcrsdn the ”"105 of thoalli‘l‘l“'rd..kl"l~'“”H"
' . .. . ‘ . ‘. . ~long prior to tllc mound builders. l’rofcss.
lemcll) (Lat ]ll'ti(llli.irilllllliuillift H suits. ‘, M Stalll has "up of ”w HHM “mum“ “‘1‘
M , ll’ctitlns of such things in .'\llli‘rlt‘il.
—~Acoton will prevent [lllt‘llliiillllil.
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. Laxcls'ruu l’a. Jun. 737.——Forihc third
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Bumn‘kmca Salve. night ill succession tho tlrc dcpartlllcnt
The best salvo ill tho avorld for cuts, WM “.11..“ out. p, battle with a stubborn
bruises, sorta. ulcers. salt rliculn. fcvcrl blaze. this time on North Quill-ll strcct, in
sores tcttcr ('lizlppwl builds, t'llillllains. l the heart of thobusjncss suction of tin-
' ' . . . ‘ ci y. The furniture l‘md upholstery ware
cams, and all skin oniptlolis. and posl- i mun“ '
_ occupied by Aaron ilartzlcr \vero
tiwly (“1'0" pill-.9, or "0 pay l"“l‘m“~‘d- 1 on fire. A large stock of furniture, bod.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac? ding. ctc.. was ruined by fire and water.
tioii or monov rct'undcd. Price 2.3 ccllts . Th" 1",“ will probably t‘Xi'i‘ml ilUJNNl: ill-
. . . . « . , ’ 4 Mll‘clb The tire was undoulltcdly ilicoll-,
per box. For sale. by (l. (.. bulletin and diary. "5 were those which prcccdcd it km
E. 1’. \Vl-lu'l. ‘ wcck.
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. . . .. . Killed by a Live “'irc.
a: . ~: .- . l.» .-
S‘mhmg‘h‘ ‘lmg'd' ”Nu” I um 7 (Run BANK. N. J.,Ji,iil."”.——.\irs. llcttio
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Wilt-h Ham-15.11“ lrilllt‘ i in in} to mres, ! Matti-soil. “dun“. i‘lllllli'i"‘d 1,5. a (“num-
iiiaistcd. No cure no pay. Book froc. wounds and pilcs. which it ncvcr fails to l mm- was ilim‘ ., “mp. shopping, accident-
Sterling Remedy 00., Nov York or hire. Stopsitchincalldburning. ('lll‘l‘S‘la‘llly lcancd against a it‘ll‘illl‘llpli villi; lilo
‘ ' 3 ' . . . i‘rollt street. A live. wiro t lat crl'lsscl i la
‘. " ~ --' ' a ' -*r ‘r- lll u) r, .
Lliicago._ , _ (llflppi l llpa lid loul thl t i o «quark. light wire had broken and bull
thmlliuurs. ! liccn wrapped around the pole. and \Vilt'il
Mrs. blattisou touched it she fell to the
ground dead.
Aycl's Hair Vigor is ‘ccrtallily a i‘i‘- .
markablc preparation and nothing like; Charged With Abduction.
it has over lxcli prcdu c. l. .\o limiter vamswl‘w. N. Y., .lan. tit—Crepe
how w1ry and unlnaullgcablc the llilll‘ ; Lcake, “.1“, has kept “ notorious resort ”I,
may be, under the. influence of illla' in- l l-llni street for some time, was arrested.
comparable dressing. it lzczmllcs aoft. charged Withibducilng 19 SW“ Who”
silky and pliable to the comb and brush. “fir; amoemfifio to it years. He was
.
":7 --"l‘lli‘ St. Paul. .
.lcrecy. cllrrlcll about “Jumbo” of gold to :
panics will how to pay illc inn-rm! on iltt‘ 5 ‘~
iiib'll‘ll the ship on tho ul lair out. .‘lllil that we ll
’l‘llcrc may be <oilic lroullh- about the ‘
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
GORHAM’S
Paper
Store ! -
b’fla" 7'."
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SIO First‘ Avenue,
East Norwalk,
Connecticut.
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couous
BOUGH“ ‘ . . :
REMEDY. L" .. '» .
was also believed ill Amcriczi that (-lrcut
Britain was tilh‘ptlr'i'tl to (lczil in a harsh
:lllil arbitrary manner with Venezuela.
but-rctlcction had brought about a mom
t'avl‘lrablo undcl'standiilg. and ;\lll(‘l’lt'u
_ Would l'cgarll with horror a war with those
if her own blood and kindred.
“('lovclund, wlloso iit'lliluilllzillcil I have
tho honor to llilfir‘t‘r'r'," said Mr. Chandler—
lain ill concluding llla’lliiiil‘i‘ss. "ll-are a
high rcputation for l'tt‘llllltli' and lllllllll'l'i'
lllc drilling. Hc is incapable of the wick
allies, of inciting twll klmlrcd nations to
B. A. VICKERS.
lllfltf
INVEST '
Your Savings ill
lx’eli
able Six Per Cent Sol-ur-
lilt‘S tlllil 4iriil- illlll illlhllirill‘li.
Tilc \qllnllrnn “'as Not For America.
. Sr. Loris, .l:lll. ~.‘T.—-“Tllciittillpof tho
INSU RE llying “llllilllrllll was‘ lllcrcly to hill|\\' l‘lu
ropc that England was prcpliri-il to Ilci'clui
lli'l‘ corlll-r against the bottom: [do not
think that any one ill (ircllt Britain cvcr
illouubt the squadron wae placed ill action
Your Lilo, ilnusc Ur [(l he used against tllc l'niicll State-s."
This was the statclllcllt made by Sir
\Yllcclmall Pcarsoll, M. i’.. from (‘olohcu-
. icr. Essex county. England, at the South-
.crll hotel. Sir Wilcollllaii, who has con.
tracts with tho Mexican government for
f .
b H d D S ' h ‘
the. construction of the harbor at Vera
Room l, Masonic Building,
Furniture through the
agency oi"
l‘ruz, is on route to that city accompanied
by Lady Pi'ili‘i‘illl.
“\l'llcn WU tin-at heard or your Monroe
llm‘il‘llli‘ declaration.“ be said. “we
thought you had gone crazv. You gave us
:l icrrilllo shock for a few days. for we
llltlllL'lil from the uillount of jillgoislll
‘ ‘ll'iillSE‘il that this Country would ,llccolllll
‘rq'o unruly grllvc coillpliczltionu would fol.
low. 'l'llcru is no doubt that England rc -~
lslll-‘grclli l‘i'llll’ll) \\'lii‘l'l‘
‘ ‘ ' " ' lgllill‘fil the Monroc doctrine in its broad
. ' I I wil'lla‘i' and is willing. to abide by it on all
occasionscitccpt this one. This disputcd
:crl-itory ban broil clzlllllctl by (in-1n Brit-
liil for yours, and has bccn ruled by it. A
_ largo lllllllllt‘l‘ of the inhabitants of tho
Ac ETD" lulllli~ll promiucllt ~\'lll|i-,
l'Ill. l
lalill'ip lo liliii llculiacll‘ : 5....-. _. ,> .. .'
3an.mm‘mm...l.ll.,l,,l..l|,-,.:[ ACETON 2 Another Miners Strike.
; "V .louxwowx, Pu., .lau. 27.~—Bctwcon 400
' :illtl .‘uJiI llli'll. ulllployod at the coal "lilies
' l at Vintonvillc. this county, have gone on
l . , a all‘lkt' on log toihe coal colllpany liming
i Aceton IS the Remedy that ‘, cllgagcd a doctor from Philadelphia under
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Ni lrwalk.
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‘ rclglu «rl‘ lilll'lltliiilhlll.
[.Iucc consider till-lilsolvcu British subject-l, '.
and tho dispute i.-: lllcrcly over the bound
ury, surcly not a Huilicitlllh cause for war.‘
2 a guarantee of Moo 3 month for attending
. 1 lo thrills and aillllonts of tho mincru and
. AWN". m. Mmhmd.‘ .WPM' In," ”‘W ”m“: thc subsequent action on the part. of the
“we“; W...,,,,n,,.,.,|,:,i,,,, {,l-“H “'1“, h”... ”Ml! woman); in dclllicting $1 each from tho
it. ,llilll. N. l_). Siliil‘rl'lni‘IXIWV lluloo ulic~ :m I.Il'll last pay day. The man are. rcportcd
g“N.‘\."i"""‘|‘t‘\‘,"i::>li'(‘_"fl'|‘l"'l'i‘,l.ill: limo:- filgiwlhil“ill'lili‘l.l or be u-oll organized and iinaucially ablo
li‘l‘llilll \vliui cull-I- tin-v uu ‘. [ii-c. :lrc Imuimn- l l"1.'"""‘1n Ml" for 4‘ long WM!"-
haul in law clll'wl ‘~-_\‘ ”in um I l' .\"l'lllll. ——~ -»
‘. “3:11:11."‘luilf‘dl'il'ii I'lhiumlmm “WUWHMI ! To Preserve the Flag From Deucration.
' ‘.\m~tl.ll.i~ pa: up in broom nit“: bu l-cwllm-J \l'.\sllr.\i.'ro.\‘, Jan. 27.-—.\‘cna‘tor ilans-
3"! “H "mi: “"7"“, brougll has ilccldcliilpon a lllotllilcatioll ol'
. his bill to prevent the desecration of tho
watch. \\'l|ll‘ll arc ~"ill! lily 17-12
The Aceton Medical national ling. which lull change of phrasi-~
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lilogy more than of ills-ailing. The bill as
. . ‘ ! challgdd will make “it unlawful for any
Co m pa ny person or persons, corporation or coillpnuy.
' to use the national flag or the coat of
‘ p arms of tho baited States, or any pattern.
imitation vill‘ representation thcrcof, upon
or in connection with any liih'tfl‘listlllli'llll
for private gain."
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ini’mc.
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:Arc llll' lrl'ulll'l 'llll'il f illi~ ‘.\'»‘!l‘ll‘l‘ll.l I'cilinflli'.
‘to whom >llozlbl lii‘liiilil1'~‘~t“l all l-olllmllulc::~
tllii'l‘.
‘ lii'ldll‘llll’ll‘lll T” \‘l'
AcEToa KILLS PAIN...
For Hair by ll. ll. l‘laiatcvl. l
. A RailroId For Porn.
Lula. Porn. Jan. ill—Tho governmelit‘
has signed the law authorizing the Heal-
iraroc railroad.
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