I
AMIEBH'AS I'IIOTBLVI'IIDS.
All England'- Input“.
«Annual at run. lI-‘ti i.
Wool, o . .
- C‘LGIHJDJ
wont... um . 2,195,195
“I'M-l, — . . tantrums
John Bull: "Thiy licks .creation.
4» my .
Enron
No wonder they‘re all talking war.
A.“ EHH‘AN FREE TRADE.
All Engluntl'o Exports.
Ill) spvclul l‘lll)ll€.]
Ill”.
Wool. - - - - thillilfil'i
Woolen floods, - «,1455083
f“‘*“
TMAI. - . - £II.0IM.'307
'lirc. ill one your of American free
trade in raw wool. we've scooped ill over titty-live millions of their blooming dollars—just thirty millions morn than
on 'ad with their blunted protection, and they‘ve got to get. tho gold from 'cre to foot the hill.
have in “rover?"
INGIAXIVS 'l'lill'lll’ll.
smears 5H5 GETS FROM OUR POL-
ICY or FREE TRADE.
51mm [me In the "oi” all Im-
purl» l'ur the first far of the (int-nun
Turf! um -— film an! )lqunnn
All!“ .9qu~ I'm. to Vendor.
A spatial table, published Ill 'l'ilu
Animus-n Ectmolniit, 55m; illu total
valor of tin) «slums of woolen goods
lrom Bradford up to Dir. :‘ll. lath), tho
tint mnnplmn yrur of our cxpvricncle in
:mtnni from main in Wind, Tho rut-nit
t-llntlrunrd what every prtm'tctioulst all-
tir-‘ipatul and proclaimed. Unr tum trance
wn-l of room lumrtlt to English than to
.illlll'rmnn manufacturers. Urndtlml
siliprmi us Woolen “will worth £3,301, —
"$41.”, This W54.» an incmme'ot £12,433.-
ow or" and slime tllé annual rill!)-
lnl-nts during the full )lt’Klnlcy tatlti' l
period tron: lntll to INN. x‘llilfl'll'dlll
from undo in “mu! lmwtiml lirzuitord to l
lhl- mic-ill of on additional $li,itttil.l“)0 l
in a mingle» your.
’ilm nnnual roturn.» of tile llritisll.
inlaid of trade for two Wl‘rtz' lllfllltf pub-
lit" in London Jan. 3. The total I xpolts
llt' Wool. of \z’twlt'll tisstvs, oi wwrrtvd :
' tin-um. of Woolen and “'Itt‘rli‘ll yarns!
than all [ififln in tho L'llitmi Killudolll l
i‘m’ ilw {all ylvar of 1’91} View prllllltltl)’ ;
lT-ahlml us. ’l‘llryappmr in thc ildum 111;: '
rallltv With .rltnllslr It‘llii’lr ll'Ulh‘ lilo ?
limit/d Kingdom tor tine !«-1At' g :l lion»
‘ lit \thill.
/
tli'srtnrnz's. Thc lJl-lllot-ratic r‘t'l‘li‘ll‘l‘ was
partly m. “mini. it has l"illl~l‘tl lllt
i'allucts. lllll it llll~' t'allcll to ll“ of any
lfl‘lli'lll tulllc llilllllllilt'llll’l‘l'<. It llzlsl'ob-
ll-‘ll llt’Wl UM.
lin- I'lllll'i Kingdom rilllillt‘tl to tllls
country l..~: Ilcar ll.o;ll\\tlolt-ll tissues
than in hi'i :.llll lhh: cll:lll;illt-ll. and
more tllall ill tllll Illl'lm ycars of mm.
trim and NH l‘ltlllllllll‘il. nllll'c. than
tum- till quantity sllippod in I‘ll] or
1W3. llill‘t‘ llll.i'>‘ as itlllt‘li as ill 1593
and l ollsillclnllly more. than four times
:l.- n.tll'il as Ill lit“ 1.
A> Ill Will‘slltll
Kliiyilttlll .'|‘!t[ ll. lust yl‘arulnltnt us
much ll~ lll 18:11 and l‘ll'lt'lillilllllt’ll.
Ill-’Il’t' th:lll Ii~ lull-h .t» in hit! :lllll l‘tltl.
..nd alum-t tulr llltlt" an lltlit‘ll as in
trill. lit' j.:ltvl~ :rhc rcpt-ills Jill pur wot
llltltl‘ tll.l'l l:l all t ltlr )Il'lilnlcy tlllltl
_\'- .lrs.
tissnus. tho Ultili‘fl
\Vc llil\'l' to go Inn-l; to h... llcflllo wl
iilld tlla 'll" l'llitcd litllndt l.. tllzulo n.~
Mit'll llnl'Li'rlll‘i/llli‘illr n1 ll. :' \\-.'.ll :1 ll.:ln-
nt'ul'tllll-s. .“z Him illi' pulpit. lrt' our do
music \\lifllt‘.l I:l"l-~'lt'.- ..nli our illllitll'l.‘
lll iiil'l‘lull 'wullll ll guilds tngl lllt‘l‘ \Vt'lt'
ll'nltll a lt‘lttl lli' $iiMl.Imil.mHI. l.:l.~t your
tllc l‘llizcll Kingdom sl-llt llo ullolt-ns
-:.'l.rlll $2:;’.ooo.ulltl, 'i'o Illl‘- \Vclnust add
iil‘.’ import.» fl'lilii Franc.- and Hcl'nluny.
\l lllwll \i lll [lt'«lll:llil_\' llgnrcnzltl- $iill.\'ll0.-
Iltlti for tllc yctlr. thl- conlbillml ship-
nlcllts of thc two countries having awr-
l;l;.~l-ll $‘iil.lltlll.tlllu a )‘t‘lil for toll years
past. 'l‘llls “Ill givc us :I total of Will,-
oon,ot)n worth of tort-inn “litllt‘llfl inl-
])I)l‘lt'tl ullllt‘l' the tirnt your of film trndc
it must hum rotiucl-ll lilo out-
ymllsr .
lfilulf‘l‘r «tl' l‘llt‘ll. .‘lfxit ilk" 'ZJ'I.“ l.' "dis.
ii‘AlItlll"ll.:u~l1l{l‘.'_‘ tl.l t illlt'l li.l“ll t'"
1‘“ l‘vl'.‘ Him. 1% l. 13".
Wool, iln druid-l: lath." l .cawl M'w'l‘illl‘di ....t . . ‘ . v6.4.3: L'l.t~...l;o.' Ll,‘4)§l.h;’l' Ll.lil~l.;'.'«t
\wmd. l, fir ., ' "I i} MA 72'! "'3. ill: $13.07! 1.404.511
\Wll‘4’rll 1. ..... "'.73.‘.’H 332"} " '3.UH,.'»IU l..’lU.lUl l.-‘~Ii'.‘.ll.\
‘.~3iiltlt‘.|ll,., . Viki"! ILIII.‘ [AMI ll."lll ll“.'.‘>15
Truth”? r. ,,. ,,,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, L324!!!“ 93.951913 L‘l. liidil‘ 9.32.3518. lllil L‘l‘l.iHil.‘.’UT
Asst‘sl. M'mulm.
_ Pl'lllt "li'lll. Frl't‘dl'llllt'. l-‘rcc tt'udr.
, Nil-4. Hui). llll-rvaw.
Wool .. ,, , . .................. £2.I.it.tt;;t Si.tlltt..’.’.’i .t’3.lx“:.7tll
Wrmlrum ,,,,, . , ......... ‘1..'it‘.'l,.'l!t.'l 6.445.983: 3.8505135
Totals. . . . , .................. . ...... mom's $11,034,307 tumult!
"or t-xplvrlnltttt With trI-o truth: 3:.
wool for one year has I‘llflllll‘ll the Lil-j.-
llsh turmoil-trauma» of yarns. “’0 .lens
and “3012969517.? to well mow than tour
times no tutu-shot their grand» us Ill-f did
in in?” and if)“ IM-f cent Iii-1!!“ than
their average annual shim dining the
mm promotion period from i rill to
£394 int-lustre, So much for thc two-n ,
of iron raw material to onrwmlcll llllln- ‘
nflud'urot's.
Now a: to wool. The United King- .
titlill wtrt’. no in ”iii-’1 MW! lint) [Ir cent
zntn'fi Knuth-h, foreign and Colonial woo!
than in MM. tho inert-use in values ho- l
mu hummus». tampon-l with. tlw '
entire )5: Kinltryprmmtnn :4”le li-‘i'l
to [rt-t infiltrate. till: infirm“! Vulut‘
llt' “until wot lmi'l’t" in»: your tlzlsu'hllmt
‘1 l.tl<lo,tlt:u—:ilut murmur. tn ,tr- L'i ll-‘f'
mist-n at: .iy in in Ainwrlcun {.tllln ir. l
wink-our mount,» tint-r:- i as: traziv .lli ;
$ll!.ti<ltl.*i‘iit militiimml, l
New?! -i rl’lYJL Lil yrs” lt;:'.’P “'0 no 5
pnrtrd lun- tho l'nltkri Mum {run all f
gnutltrita a. mm in ‘Hlil tut «at» 211:1 as T
trons tianiml. Kingdom allolln last
yrar, :mtl’yu. hate yr: to 1mm illk lzllnc
uf, . m wool imports that urrx— rillltpfll
lll'm-tly to this tlmntty {run Ala-9min
and smith Arntrim. Thou m- lull-l lake
...»;vnimu-e or the hilflflkflflf' in ”W prior
or and a» twltzlwml with the Biz-Kinny
mw’ that our forums did Mil ill-tore
wt- r-lxn am we at any «mm him of th» ‘
mm» ill-m- inflicted upon Amvricnn
stump inrtnrn ilyum— ymr" policy 1.1
Item vmtlv true "ark. ninth. it With ln
tcnlth. should hr: a robbery at the many
Mums tor the l min of tlw luv man.
put of our own tint-tones last year bo
low their output of $338,000,000 wllcn
thecensus was taken ill 1839. If not.
then tllcre must be some very large
sttlcks of woolen goods unsold, either in
Illl‘ hands of our nlllnut'ncturers. of the
importers or of the “'lltilt’h‘illi‘ and retnll
trilde. ‘
Not only this. Them was an average
advance: of 7 per cent ill the price of
wool last year. while there was less than
l per cent of advance ill the price of
Woolen goods. if our woolen lnullufac~
turers have not had rxpcrience enough
with freo raw material. then they will.
never got it. Of last ycar'l: Anlcrican
‘ wmlclip there werc 10?.tloo,’l~|0 pounds
unsold ill dclllcrs' hands on Jan. 1. ltiliii.
. The Vision tlfflllll‘ unsold woolen [goods it
; is inlpossibleto atrivc at.
But it is in-
lililtl‘ly more than 'Illi.‘ ili'llliillll of our
people. whose pnlcllasillg powcr has
liven Hi greatly l'crtt‘il'lutl Mnct' Willi.
Protection For (‘Ilitornim
(jvm' :oo,ouu sllot'p are owncd in L‘al-
it'ortlia. Four—fifths of their nlippings
are sent bait for manufacture and much
of I" rcturmd to us. . How consistunt to
freight the fruit of the looms 5.000
lullcs when mnploynlent should be giv-
pn In our own peoplm—San Francisco
Globe Review.
Whit Must Be Done.
Faint heart newer won fair lady, and
a faint heart will ntwcr provide more
row-line for the trrasury, check the issue
at more bonds or ntford proper protec-
"ion to American labor and industries.
planted to pottltocs wns increased.
. prompt
What a friend We
WHY POTATOES ARE CHEAP.
bow Tut-ll! on Tolncco Multan Flume"
Grow More Tubrrn.
Tho low vnluo at which potatoes are
eclllng this year is duo to tho lnrger arch
of land phlntcll to that crop, becnnsn of
the smaller urea planted to tobacco, tut
nannies.
EASV'IIP PLEASANT TO "It! I
At Our Prices; In Fact
Hard. ilot To Take ll
Irmltonilt. 31.00
Hmd'll Slmnmrillu. of»
.\yer's Bummrillu. 75
Dana‘s Snmpurlllu, 75
Green’s Nemnn. 75
l’uiue’ll Celery Compound, s5
(lutit'nru Ilmolvoul. t «5
Scott‘s Emulsion. H0
Cristal-in. 25
Atwood'a Bitten.
( antor‘s Pills,
1.3. or two for 25
it», or two for 25
Williutns‘ l’lnk Pills, it)
hydia Phlltlllnn‘s Volt. (.‘olllponnd, so
Alooclt's Porous Plusu'rs, IO
' [Jonson‘s Cnpsic Planters, mo, or 2 for 25
Dec. 0. Stillson’s
onuo sronlz.
. 82 Washington St.. So. ilermilt.
YOU ARE INVITED
To vlslt the
Dress Cutting School
Tuesday, Thursday or
Saturday.
From ‘2 In 5 and ‘. t-l 0 p. in.
liliillt‘l'h‘ t'outld tho price paid for tobacco .
unrcmuuerlltiw under the existing low
taritf.
"22 South Main St., So. Norwallt
Ill the November crop report of ,
tho departmental agriculture Secretary .
Morton said:
"Now York, i’mltlsylvanin. Michigan.
Wisconsin, Minnesota and lows—states
oflargoacrellgn—lluvcall yin-ltlsof morn ,
than lllll hnsllols lwrncrv. sumo of thmn j
ltrcaltly lll excess of that figure. ’l‘llegeu- :
cralavornge for qnlllityis 94.5. Thr-
sttltes of» largo yield named above are
also among those ill which the quality
islligll. 1n throw of them it is rated
above 10L"
Sons to now the ether-t. of the dc-
l
ldVEST
ctoascd tllblll-co nrcn Illillllt‘tl ill three of ,
Ilit'Ni status of “largo acrcugo” and “ot’ ‘
lllrgl- yin-id." as wcll tls ill Massachu-
a-tts, which Secretary Morton did not
lllt‘lmlt‘, \\ n giro ills docroasu ill the to-
llili‘t‘tt arch of oat-ll. thoir at'cruun yield
of potlltocs and tho :lH'Tflflii quality of
tllcir potato crop:
Ill-t-rcusr ltl Arllrnge _
Itllmw'llnl'ra. -polalo )'ll‘ld.--\
> l’cr I'l'lll. llnshcls. Quality.
Zl'mv York .........
....lL'l 122 ltr.‘
l'clltlsylvunill........ '37 iii no
\Vl~t'llll‘<lli. .. in 10? lot
Mn'nul'llli-lt-lls ....... lb lilli Uh
ill those four states the average yield
of potatol-s “us 115 bushels per acre anti
tho nwrano quality wus IOO—thut. is n
peril-ct crop. All of tllt-so stall-s wore to»
llnct-o growing statcs, and tllcir tobacco ‘
EHoward D. Smith.
ill‘f‘il wus reduced. while their :lcrcago
Tin
result was that the rich tobacco lands
guru enormous yields of potatoes of tax—
cellcnt quality. It would bo bcttcr for
t'arnlt-rs who grow potatoes that lutllt“
land should again ho nsod in growing
tobacco. This can be assured l)’ restor-
ing the McKiany unit? on tobacco half.
Bow Fll'lncl'l Feel.
Free wool is a dismal failure. It has
had a fair trial, though its advocates
still insist that more timo is needed to
dclllonstl'ute that free wool and protect-
ed wooleusure the best policy. But if the
experiment is tried much longrrthere
Won't be many sheep left to care what
is (hum—American Agricultnrist.
\Vhy the ”other. Then?
Secretary Cnrlislu says that “no sur-
plus ls-l'lmuo, however largo, could ex-
tricate us from our present difficulties or
give assurance of safety ill the future;
Why on earth, then, was there so much
fuss and bother about that "tarifl' for
revenue only?"
3th Rent Rel-on.
The tnrifl law was to be repealed, not
because our country had not prospered
and our industries llnd not increased and
multiplied almost beyond the dreams of
its framers, but bocnuw it was Repub:
IllCtill.—B('lli|nly Storer, M. C.
Dr. Cleveland's Diagnosis.
. The practice of free trntle‘tllt-nries is
followed by a "delicam tiltedieameut."
Such "conditions" invariably “requiru
and wise treatment. " Dr.
Cleveland has diagnosed the ‘ tase cor—
rectly.
Capturing Cntth Markets? p
The loss cxpvrienccd in it months of
last year. to Nov. 30, in capturing the
cattle markets of the world, was hit,-
900,ti00 as compared with the corre-
spontllng mouths of 1894.
Will Be Sorry By and By.
The congressman {urgetful of the
mandates of the people who clected him
will be sorry when he consults with Mr
constituents.
Your Savings in Reli-
able Six I’cl Ccut Sctrllr-E
itics and
INSURE
Your Lilo, House or
Furniture through the;
agency of
Room l, Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
lt Kills
.AcEt N9;
llel’lpIi lttld Illuldlll'lle
l'lrc ullumntrod tollocuroll
by
P
ls tilt-grout romody whore
AOETON
lttllkou lutimo. if you how Nell-
l't‘lgltl or llllt'lll’llilllfim.
Aceton is the Remedy that
Cures.
Al’i‘lttll. Dr. )lllrlalld's Amt-m, has the uni-
wrslll rowllllluetlolntlulloflxlll Who have uscd
it. lion. N. l). Sperry oi .\l-w llll‘l'on gth‘S nu
c.\l'¢~llvnt lostitllnuilll ill int-tr of Al-utull.
Ninety pl-rosllt. nt’llll ilclldllchvs. no lnultl‘r
from what cllnsl- till-v may miss. llro gllnnln- ‘
li‘Ptl to lu- I’lll‘i‘ll hrt II' mic of Al-etnn.
.t 'otds are cum! and pllcllulullilt is urm’entcll
by the "H“ of Act-tun.
Al's-ton is put an ill boxes ultwelve powdors
. ouch. which are sold for attic. llt all drug stnrns
lll New England. .~
The Aceton» Medical
Company.
MYSTIC. - - .- - CONN.
Art» the pr: rprinltlrs at this Wonderful remedy.
to whom should ho lltlllr".“"t’ll llll communicat-
lltlils.‘
REMEMBER THAT
AGETON KILLS PAIN.
For Rain by It. ll. l'lnistod.
D. "w. RAYMOND,
Funeral] Director
ind Embalmer.
03 Washington Stu-out.
So. Nor-walk.
. Residence. Malluoltelno Hutu].
‘ m7 is
in
_“ fl
than who tum never been there. Lieu-
tenantuildar relates the ancient-out
his party from lllil calm whilenue unlu-
ltmt in King William‘s Land and declares
tithtt probably unwheru on north in the
traveler more lulloyetl mm. llllntluru
thw ill the tuna mutt. The heat of
ordinary exercise colupoll hint to throw
luck I)» hood of hill emit. and by thus
“putting the hand not. only his cutiru
hue lnxionm blunt-rod, but—impet-inlly
If M is tnuhionubtr enough to wear his
llnir thin on the top of his howl—ills
entire scalp is utter-told about an navel-Hy
as it u bucket of scolding \HIIt'i hull hei-n
pournd upon him.
At u later period th‘llli'llulil Scllwnt-
ka‘u entire party. wiulo upon n “'0ng
journey trnlll Mlll‘lilti inland to (lump
Duly. we" so smcl't-ly llurucll that not
only their {at-cs llltI thoir entiro heads
were swolll-n to nearly twice their low.
And it fills looking party till-y \\'t‘l'l'.
Sumo had Int-c.- so swolll-n thllt thclr
eyss were completely closnd on llwllkl-n-
lug Ironl sleep. Whon mm was t‘lll'lnv
unto enough to h» aide to lcr- tilt-others.
he couldnllt refrain from laughing. All
dignity was lost. Even the llugnn t-onl-
wander of the party was it laughing
stock. and. though ho knew why thl-y
hunched at each other. he could In: un-
tlurstand why he should units such
tuirth. Plvtty soon he saw his face in
a mirror und'touud that. wholl he tried
to nulls his lips Were so thoroughly
lwollen that the ettcct was anything
but happy. The colltnrtion uprossod
sentiment, but hardly that of pleasure.
He could readily have been taken for n
grimly-lug idiot, or a mnlicions lunatic.
according to tho pretercnce ot the be-
holdau—Cllsseil's Milan-nine.
An Approprinte Hymn.
At the cloim of ll loin.V and laborio'xa
unnnn by a Ila-ill pastor he very upproo
willtrly gave out. the hymn. "Aw.“
. And in! 5. ”-—-£Illlltaap'lliti Journal.
Ourwhrlmnl by an Advortlumant.
A llrollklyu firm had an amusing cz-
porimlcc rm-ently, and out- which proved
to itthu grout. value of lleu'spllpernd-
vertiting. Solid oak cllifl'olllcrs wort. ad-
. vm-tfsoltl to in: sold {or :m cunts. That
morning llnrualn sol-knits n.ltlcl-d tlla
l fi'c.’ and Ilcfllrt- N o't'lllt'lt tllll strrc Was
crovdctl “'llll l)ll_\'i‘l'~ Finallytill-.t'mrks
were on-rullcllnl-d. 'l‘hl'y llvlzlln lflltlllK
null-rs for tllI‘s-lllil'llnll-rs right and 26'“.
in hllll nl tilolllnnlluvr lull-phoned to one
nlclnl-cl- of tht-tittn and wulltcd to l’nuw
Wllj' ('lllllll llt' doll-,2 Hy ii. if lllllr‘ tho
t’l'u.‘ tl llllil hi‘l'illll.’ sllgt‘l‘dl and Ill“ l'll~lt
{no ”to its l‘t'lll l-llrilotllt-t'l; m llllpzltivllt
that other flllnltllrc- was imilla ~.ivi\‘t'd
in nll lllll‘cl'ttlh‘ :lllll nl.l-~h datllllgll
dour. 'i‘lln “as olllv‘lli off in :I
'“leltlllln. It “as tollllll, button, that
mph-rs for Mill t'llill'ullil'l-l l'bll llcctl
'az'cll.—Bnlllllll l‘lxptcn.
halo-
(‘Itrintl- “this.
About 4‘ gh' }o~.l:s aw ll‘i.l’lill; dun-l
\\'t~‘ t. ugly l'l l'flllr- nilltl iWH ll\':ti‘t
'tnhi at lllt' llv Il~i‘ Ill llli .' ti‘\'ll:ll_l: All
.7 .‘l .l icw lllgll‘uulliu all lilllltt‘llllllt‘ tn-
. t‘tvllllll'l' “a: lit l'llll‘l ll null, and llt‘lllt‘T
swords nor pistols lilting at h.ll:ll two or.
Ii ll.lcllt;lll-lllssilllw> \\’t‘l't‘lili\'t‘ll rliillt the
“adult Ilit‘tll’.|\\ lit}: l'HIlil. All atljullrll-
trout into tho lull-dun “as illmit'. and lit
ufuw nliuuics ollc of tin low-rs was
pmccd tn llli‘ :ll'nl hylll- oppnllmlt's
shaft. Ill lhtil alstlll nlm'u singular
. duelwus fought, tho wuaglolls ill this
clue ileum llllllll't‘llilrl. Am"; a furltvus
stl'tlgglc mm of the. t'tlllllllilldlln ft-ll. run
through the rye, and soon nth-maid
.l'...l '
l
l
l
l
in his l‘r'tllllnt‘nl sylnp- ‘
l. ,
'CA
This is lmperaitivel
The Entire Stock
at Cost!
Bargains you ncvcr Could
get before.
LUTHER M. 4
WRIGHT!
Ili‘ ‘
» Franklin Stunt.
To hour at saluting from head in the, .
matte mim- ocuutte incredible to
slonoo wo
RRIAGES, - WAGONS,- SLEIGHS
And Horse Goods of all Kinds !
MUST BE SOLD BEFORE MARCH I.
You Mair ills alibi"
auv
D'
t
Tubacco
l
i
s“. ~~““
\
A Great Rupertuvnit—ywl
\\'c have had cousigncd to us from n Large Manufacturing
llousc a line of
GLOBE
WORSTED
TROUSERS!
The very finest goods nlzltlc and gout-rally sold at $12.00
. and 31 Hill per pair.
This t lttllitv oi'lrootls lltls ncvcr l)CCll shown in this citv
l . h .
below. Our pl'icc will he to close them
$5.50 ‘ a _l_l_tl_ $6.50.
w. A. BENEDICT & co.
Clothiers tmd liurtlishcrs, .
ISLMAIN STREET, SENTINEL BUILDING,
Norwalk. So. Nor-walk.
Rgsronl
*LOSl' YIGOR
l, ... t-I Sunni Power tin citing
trotu any do". In:
I. II neglartrlt. wit
nrsl 00. With
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