m
1 .s ;. retell
a...
"or weatonowens.
, d Ito Important Features I'ro-
' to the Public—Defects In am»:
‘ Wv—Ir. Crisp "Not-ted to
tho lemon-int.
the government has been to en-
. shoop husbandry by tlllllt’a more
Wootive. 'l'ho wool tariff act of
3; 1867. gave adequate prom-lion
wool product under condb
their existing. Ulltlt-l' it the prices
‘dfllwmfuirly romuncrativo. Sheep
Whom 28,477,951 in not), pm-
m 100,102,357 pounds of wan]. to
360mm in 1834. producing :ios.ooo.-
‘ pounds: In four years. from Janu-
. 1880. to January. loud. sheep in-
in number 24 per cent.
Unfortunately the duties on wool:
were reduced by the tariff act of March
.1888. Under it sheep declined in
antithet- from 60.636.620 in MR4. with
wool clip of 308.000.000 pounds. to
Wot-181.180 in will. producing 2H5. —
”0.000 Wands.
r.
.: :.=..In‘view of the injury resulting from
-~ a. reduction the tariff act of (let. 1.
V 1899. known as tho McKinley law, was
, intended by congress to give
Hull and adequate protection to the
t. a
‘
‘woul industry. " The bill as originally
reported from fire committee on ways
psi 1-3 .ao: unnum-
° 01' h‘lmmmd
“To CONGRESS ON BEHALF to
r
" r. Danfordmlt Is not my purpose f
b ve it printed in The Record. I
“ he Hpeakor—Ubjection is made.
“ r. Danford—Tlten I withdraw the:
me mini."
‘1‘ following is from 'l‘hottongrew
. sionli llecord. proceedingu of the sea-
Illd means by its chairman. Mr. .\le- ,
jKinley. was much more protective than
the bill as finally passed into the act of
1890.
One of the modifications of the orig-
1 bill was made at the urgent de-
mand of a few, and only a few. (if-the
carpet manufacturers of Philadelphia.
But the bill anti the law as enacted
rut-laud three fatal" and ruinousde-
MI.
The first was the provision known as
the “skirting clout-re. ” the effect of'
which was in practice to reduce the
protective benefits of the prescribed da-
ties by nearly one-half. ' _
1,; When the McKinley bill was pending.
find as it finally passed. the effect of the
“skirting clause” was notl generally an-
duslood by wool growers. though in the
tfihqtes before the senate finance com-
was: it was poin ed out. In practice
the protective duty intended by the law
of 11 cents per pound on unwashed DIP-I
.- rino is, in fact. only (5 cents and even
i
- l
less on territory wools. and the protect-
ivo benefit of 33 cents intended by the
loin-at scoured merino is only 33 ,l._.
.ceuts. ‘
' But the real purpose of the wool tar-
ifl provision of the McKinley net, and
ate. Dee. l0. 1895:
“fr. Sherman—l prercnt a petition
of t a National Woolgrowers‘ armada
tiouland others. with accompanying pa-
lll‘l'al praying for protective legislation
for be cheap iaduetry. Ar it. in the po- .
tition of an wimwiation of great national
imp lf‘llllll't‘. I move that it heprittted
and referred to tho committee on
finance. "
The motion was agreed to.
‘ WILLIAM L.\\\'ltl‘.$t‘l€.
Association.
l m. m”... .. a -.
WORSE THAN THE FIRST.
Willon Bill'g fleetind‘l'onr More Distant-mu
l to American lntorenls.
A: we have the November statement
of our imports and exports. it is well to
continue the comparison of our foreign
”ml" between the first and second years
of he Herman tariff. Taking our im-
pot'ls during the three tuontlnt after it
wetlt into efl'oct. septetulwr to Novem-
bcrt‘ lfslH. also for the correspondiuu
tho that a year later. and in thin: under
the. llleliinley tariff. we have the follow-
ing:
IMl‘OllTfl III" I'flllillhx (3001*.
‘ McKinley ~-(lorman tnrifi’.---
lfll‘lfl'. Fll'rlt )‘t-Ilf‘. St‘l‘tinfl :v’I‘llb
mo. lh‘Jl. m.
Sop 'f'lllK‘f' .. Moduli“) IJIJHLFAN mummy
()t‘ft,lu-r....... M.7m.25}l madam) T:t,ll:il.3l'.‘
Xovlt-mbt-r.... dualism; ffl.3|7.in;‘ t; "
Tothle.... ...tl§7.lilti.llii' anagram; tarmac»
nring the first. three months of tho
(JOE-an tariff we imported foreign goods ‘
we fit $13,898,979 more than Ill 1893'
an. or protection. This year. the second
iondof the German tariff. we bought
the protective benefits intended thereby i
to be given. alike by Mr. McKinley and
bythose generally who voted for the
bill, were in a large measure defeated
bysnother defect—the ad valorem duties
«talus 3 wools.
'xi'i'liii'e’oi‘ifiihhi bill» as reported provided"
formats duties; the change to ad va-
.Jorflfn duties was secured bysomo carpet j
. madame, as stated. This feature
dither law operated ruinously to wool
{growers by increasing immensely the
“tattoo! class 3 woola. which to a
hiya extent were. used in the manufac-
t'nuu‘o! clothing goods. thus snpplantina ‘
thence of merino wool! and the long
m of the mutton breeds of sheep.
/ albumin-0f the ad valorem duties was ‘
,3".
" . 5) into The Record.
..,*“‘".‘"I’be Speaker—It is subject to the
immensely aggravated by the unfore-
seen. unexpected vast imports of China
wooIs—a source of very recent supply.
There was a third defect in the law
notionemlly understood by wool grow— ,
arse-rprobably not generally. it’ at all.
rhy3rnembero of congress who voted for
tho bill—the failure to make a provision
atomeet the light; shrinkage in scouring
of Australasian wools. as compared with
other merino wools of all or nearly all .
other countries, including our own.
In the memorial will be found tin-
drnft of three bills for the consideration
of congress:
Oneintendcd to embody the tariff pro—
visions understood to be asked for in the
memorial as those deemed absolutely
necessary to secure fair prices for wool ‘
and secure success for sheep lmel‘iandry. ’
One in aid of instruetitm itt textile
industries. - . K
One intended as a temporary expedi—
ept in case the bill deemed necessary"
should be'met with a veto.
The rates are tnuch less titan those of
the not of lla‘llT, under which wool-
growers and manufacturers prospered
more than under any other law.
, Any less duties will not secure. fair
prices for wools“or give. sheep husbandry
prosperity. .
Woolgrowers have not asked duties
expecting to secure less. That would be
uncandid. '
Woolgrowurs are the best judges of?
What they need as manufacturers are of
what they need. ‘ "
Woolgrowers will not falter in their
purpose by unexpected obstacles thrown
in their way, but will in all pmper
methods urge the justice of their re-
quests. The following is front the pro-
ceedings of the honSe of representatives
Doc. 9, 1895. as found in The Congres-
sional Record, page 97:
“Mr. Danford—Mr. Speaker. I ask
unanimous consent to present a memori-
a‘l from the National Woolgrowers'
motion of the United States and
others asking the passage of an not pro»
riding for protective duties on wool
and for other purposes. I ask that the
some maybe printed and referred to the
r'committee on ways and means when ap-
.puinted. . .
to" "Mr. McMilliu—Does the gentleman
propae to have simply the memorial
printed or the accompanying handle of
perewhieli we see in front of as?
.“Mr. Danford—Jusr the memorial ii To che'ck the imports 0f J'llmllf‘r-o
‘manufaoturcd goods. tariff rates of pro-
und-the papers accompanying it;
‘ “Mr. McMillin—It isapretfy volumt.
into The Record.
“Mr. Dunford—I did not ask that it
n
"objection of any member of the house.
"Mr. Crisp—I object.
“V.t. _
‘ :lo surely as the enforced idleness of' tilt
nouudocnment. it seems to me. to go 3‘ lemon must he. estnhhshed wry much hm agent. by mail from no for two a cent ”noon-no, :. l! 4....
ll law. I
' 819,000 les:I than in than.
llflnmson. immdmw
‘C‘lmhnd. KM...
i Excess for' finrfisonu
Mil-100,000 more titan in tho throel
tntnths of its first year and $.16,3oo,oot
more foreign stuffs titan under protoc- curt-ion. £41103.
tiort. Now for our experts:
. surname or AflmtlffAN oootm.
l McKinley ~-(i lf‘lll'lll tariff. —
l tariff. First year. fil‘t'llnllyl‘lll‘.
. lhilil. l‘rul. l'lilfi.
September. .. t7u,olt.4t:i t1;..<1o.:zr,'
()I'fiilwr ...... 35.95.”?7 NJ. lv‘i' 1."! 3.3.1". ,‘
No sunburn... 90.145501 animator; Watkins}? 1’
. . . after our heart.
I’rcltdeut of the buttotatl “oohtrowcrs‘ l httllt'lilt' 1-0.. mm m. h“). M. him and \w‘
im-dotngour best to sell to him. tit”;
claim: we want to sell to ovet-yltuly; but
the "tuna who know)!
overylxxly. bee-atm- be than. lll’I’l' ju~t
what he Will"! in the grocery line. llt l'l'
are some U‘f the things in It.t.~ picked out
lately as icing ntweially good;
Vale Royal (Tut‘il'c.
. while. on board of tho steamer.
. info-tonne“. tickets, onxteropnt. etc. in-
:5‘..o=2.4~.: ‘lum' 0‘
... w“ .
THE MAN WHO KNOWS
a good tiring when he “(‘0' it is the than
We think for llll"..l‘u\'
t
helps tn. \\‘li‘.l
Dried l’eacltes. lilo. two for not-
.\pplofl. lllt'. three for '.'.'.t-
'I'Ivutxn‘att-d Praehes. life. two for '3.” -
-' Nectarinu-s, the, two for use
" Rtattda-rrit-u. -:.‘.t-
" iiucltlciwrtiw. lia-
‘- (llli‘lTll'S. ls.-
" Plums. He. two for Llia'
" .\ pples. l'.’e
" l‘mnes. found tut-lb
As flue .latns as possible to have at
SAMUEL COMSTOGK JR’S
'2‘.’ North Main Street.
HO! FOR
Florida'aad the South
BY THE
CLYDE LINE.
Euro in .lacksonvdle. Fla.I 825410; excur~
) 3 Mon. “3.290.
hate to SLAIigusfitw, Fla” $213.50; ch
'l'o (‘harlewonfit (2. two»; excursion
. tickets inclmk meals and berth
GEO. F. BtéARss,Agt.
(ftrv NA rtovnt. BANK.
T”l“L"--' ‘ ‘MU'WB'SN ”A“ 7"“ ”trauma: ! or W. l’. (‘lit'lll-l a (To.. General Agents.
In the. first tltreo months of the Gor-
mtln tariff our exports of' American prod-
och and manufactures \vet'o \Hd'lll $2.3.- .
This your,
to c has been an improvement. and‘
thee exports were worth $7.!l‘oli.ooo
- ' ' ' ‘ . ‘ i if . . .
ntbro than 111 lhill, lattntillltl‘i.il(l.”“ timintmu of ()nicv,t-y_ “"3er and I...”
t'ri-atn liusinem. \‘v'ill he Isold very t-ln-up‘
on awount of ill hrulxdi. liverythitiunlmtit ;
leis than in 159:}. Now we can get. the.
balance of trade for each period:
were?» or Ext-oars. Hlil'l‘. l 'ro 5m. no.
mo... ..... .........._t.»-.;..~.:.'my
llfl .. ,. .',ti.‘l.ll‘.i"
hull ........... . ......... e, ........ . midlife}. ,'
Where the balance oFtrudt-uas in our
favor to the extent of nearly infotaotur.
000 during the three months of thiltl.
u'ir‘l‘or protection. 'it, was less than from
o 0.000 in our favor during the fir~tl
three months of tho (iormnn tat ill" and
oi ly *‘Jil.t‘-70.Ut10 in our favor in tin-first
aim-é months of the second year of tin-
ncw law. The loss in our favorable trade .
balance was anatomooo in three lllllllydlf“
o the first tiortnan year and ov: r $7.3.
0 0.000 in the second year period. The.
ltllflf‘l' tlllr‘ bill is in force the “'lll‘rt' tt ,
lrl for as. its lam. allllu is vsorao than the
flirt.
l
l English Cotton Mill's Quiet.
l The cotton industry continues to boom
alumni and starve at home. The latest
nfhanttbai mail advices say that llll't't
ebtton mills are being proceeded with,
v'itb all dispatch. caged on by them i
lllfll' that ("lb of tho lendingdapantw
companies had dectded to erect. a tail!
at Shanghai to run 20,000 spindles. fly
next May it is expected that. all font
mills will he running. On our side lite;
f‘llllflnllf't‘lllf'lltsl are of mills stopping.—
'l'cxti lc Mercury.
l wnc Western Worth.
l The foundation of tho prosperityofl
the American farmer and the American
laborer is t..o f ontinuedoperation of tho
merit-an factory. When the factory
ircs am extinguished. nothing follow.-I
laborer. and when this comes, the home 1
letnantbf'ot' the farmer's products i.-
{whit—«l- W. ilaheock. M. (7., \i'iscott-4
tall). .
l ..._ ...- _._.-.._,.-
Bicycle Men. l'ny flood. -
l Bicycle manufacturers should quickly '
all into line with the, protectionism. i
lenty of work and good wages will en; :
able more people to buy wheels. Mann .
facturers will also need protection f'rotnf
be cheap Japanese wheels that can he
laid down in n‘au Francisco for #11: each. ‘
l Making the Home Market.
American manufacturing maker.
lAnicrican wages and American wagot'
intake the. American market. t-ffop the!
‘ntanufueturing. and you have destroyed
the market. For a little temporary gain"
lto the free. trade. importer is it \vim tr .
ldissipatet o wealth of an entironation‘.
l What Delay Means.
‘ Every day‘s delay in passing a rave '
lnuo bill means" more work taken from
lAlllCl'lt'all labor, less coal um! itt Amer.
lican furnaces anti lees demand for the
material from which manufacturers
lmake their finished product. ‘
Annnlnn Outdonc. .
The new tariff llll‘l proved it-u-lf :i luvttor revo- ‘
nue producer titan the McKinley tariff. Willi
lit: high and pruhibitory dt1t1t~:-.—- Now York
Herald.
This is a deliberate. premeditated andl
unqualified falsehood. ‘
Meliulcy Rates Too Low.
1
higher than ihose under the. McKinley
Product of Manufactures. '
...ti‘.:l7(l.lt‘lt.fl2«li
...... " worm:
.. initiator
.u. I.
l
. R
5 Howling Giro-u, New York.
Akin zeolites".
A Paying Business
the hostile» 1-..in got-u shape. and thin is :1
rare rptmrtnuily lol' the txizlt: permit. .\'~A
ply at [hie other or -.'t' JAMES (“Milli-IN.
. '3! “-t l t‘
Becont 3 an.
a. ' Agent
0
l'wltz‘tM-t i: ,;'*t!
W
and make on: ct.
.tll unit-w ill not. 1"..11w;.v.-t‘.1 I?-
lift; t' .m‘ Ilu' tit;t txuttln t :2: . film!
66‘
Plttenix”
Bicycle
——-tm lit-:11: \‘.llf‘f,‘l lw
. . , . .
2 to 5 wheels.
5 to 10 “
10 to 15 "
15 to 20 ' “
20 to 25 “
25 up “
'i- !. will lllll'l' mi
'1 l‘m emin- Will
\1‘. . t-n’ .
llllll
Catalogues free for the :t-tfazng'.
.ll
tl.’ «‘
(‘VVl‘rpl'nfl \'..t‘t o.
‘u Lllutl in; ,. 1.11;).le
STOVER BICYCLE .‘leHi. L.()..
575-577 (“edition .h 1-,. New \or'l..
,Ornamcrtting’
It‘ recently occurred to Tiffany
& (30., the New York iewelers,
to ornament. a bicycle elabo-
rately with gold. silver. and. pre— .
cious stones, believiugthat some 5
wealthy customer would esteem
so handsome a mount. They
preferred to pay $100 each for
Columbia
For their purpose
to usin any
other ma e of at
wheel.Theremust
be no question of
quality in a bicycle
selected for such
ornamentation.
Thereforethey
STANDARD or THE WORLD
Unequallcd, Unapproachzd.
' Beautiful Art Cbtato ,uc at Columbia and Hart-
ford Bicycles is free (you call upon any Colum‘
lumps.
?
rmwmmmmuam
Brunch Item Ind Agencies in All"! every
city and town. if Columbia. are not properly
mud in your virility in no how.
‘ lltllAlIillfllY's
For any .
M
l 0! Undoublod tntma to a. Public.
l I‘mtn the Heston Huston ’
l An llflllnNa mar tot-nu a promulgation .
inf Mr. Somebody» idem of something to ,
. be expounded ill a crowded hull "r
‘t'rowd the column. of ‘sotuc wicntillt
journal. 'l‘hisadtlrem. however. is of a
practical ltlltll, lu-m‘lliu on the | wry-day
matter of oureuntnoti health. it it tho
3 home ltlltlrt-ms of one who llflw been trreat
. ly benefited after long suffering. and who
‘ wants the public to know it and benellt
by the trm‘n.
Mrs. Marv Mellarlhy. of I‘d: Albany
l».treet. “l «tun. Mu... fell» ill a drain!”-
Xforward manner that. .“thrct- yearn :t-zo
zslut first noticed pants in her look. but
did not. pay "llll'll ultcttllun to them.
Tlfl‘yllt‘l'ltllll'\\'Ur-|'. however, and lllf’l'l'
linonthsaao. enemy‘s. nhcwsa flllIlIl-l a
:wreck. l-Zvcn nlltlllg «as painful. and
iwhcu ttttcmptlna anything rupturing a
llwmlittgnr dualill"; of the. body if \\'.'t~
cxctuciutinc. She ‘lu'i hllt' has applied
‘lnllalltl‘tl plum-r. all the way round her
body. liltl the paith rI-lilt‘ttetl. Shi- ~:t\\'
“DAN‘S KIDNEY I'll.l.S llll\"'l‘ll.‘('1lv‘ll
lllll'ti h'l‘ultl‘. and
bought a box and began their tt—c a:
:once. .‘ihc says, "I am now taking lla-
st-ennd box. .‘lllll they have certainly help-
‘ed me wonderfully. and i hope olho-rn
l suffering fr on kulllt} troubles “’lll read
l thin and go: .‘lsi much uviod as l have."
1 ‘S'l‘ltt-se are the hlllll‘l of ll'l‘ll‘.“M“x “‘c Litt-
‘1lllllll'nl‘l'l the public. l‘cople Uilhl l-t-
lconvint-ed. and that by eu~ily foul-d
; proof. We can And you addre-um by 1!..-
ecorc from every part of the l' suntry. but
two know you want. and "ll'illlll tum.
:ucur-by ll'~illtlilll)'. ”or d my to wage
‘1” you is that “HANK" KIDNEY l'llll.‘
. l~ the lll'l't'r'llllllliL: remedy for all 'll'lb‘f|\t'~
of the kl'lllt‘t‘n. and ill'I‘ill «lair tt--e all
over llo' l'niti-tl litil'm Just think of it‘
A remedy .m universally known that
when a man remarks. ‘fllv kolttrys aren't
right." lllt'l'r :- \olnv'nllt‘ near a: but d to
my. "We‘ll, trl‘u llnllll'n Kidney l’tll~. and
(hill will st-lllv it." .
i For Mlle by all tlt‘llll‘r‘€.. Prim .‘illc.
:‘lllllllt‘ll lvg. 1"l'hll‘r‘filllllflrll (‘1'.
0%. Y.. Mile il'U’lllI for the l'.
|
l
l r
5.
)luehof lilw'stnt-u‘t‘y 1s rink t i l odt
i.’|:~flv|lli for who can be happy with a
'pain in lizustonau'li. .\~ :1 ('lll'l'l'lillvl'
l and strengthen-r of tia- :lllllll'lllzll'_~' or-
lgans‘. Ayn-1% l’iils :tt't- invaluable. flu ll'
{use being :dv.a_\.~atto~ndc«l \vtth mail-m!
lla'ilt'lll.
: .l. W. l’t- lt‘v'. ivpttlvlte. l:t.. says: “I
haven-zed ‘ inc )liuutc (Much ('urv in lit)
fatni‘lyatnlf-r tnym-lt’, will result- <o
entirely Hui-.t'actoxy th:ul can hardly
zinil Words to i‘Xlll't'§~ tnywlf' as to it~
i will
”in lllll‘l‘, ill . \vry ween-inn that prv-
‘wllls itself.”
merit. :tv'mr fail to ru-onum-m!
"linen l‘l‘l do. not ... our in thi- lnh-wl or
in the Ii~~tt. .. 2' : llt'.:llll\’ living lunly.
either ol‘ ll'..lil in tlu- lower ”Hannah."
lul 1." rl lll‘. Kw ll. ‘llll‘ t'
1 ll. 1' lln- l.t'~f lltt'lllt'lll" to
lI'llflf'l‘ ll;:- lilw' purl-wily
in :tlthy I“ .\_\r t"~ .~';tr~.tpt'1ll.t
I‘ll
~:iv,~ lll"
Iltu'l'vl‘~ ~.l\'
pure :lllfl
it not only 1- m. it ltltt~t be tin.-
Minute ('ough ('ul'v :lv'lx quickly. and
that‘s who? ”1;:th it go;
RaYmond & Sons.
.\ lAll'L’Hl‘lru'K‘uf
Bedroom Suits and
Parlor Suits!
.\l\\‘; ,
l’tutet'al Directors and lim-
- Hll “illltl : itlmt
lutltuci'sf
.146 and as Main Street, Norwalk
llt'-itlt.‘lt 't‘. .i liv‘l‘ldv‘)‘ l‘lw‘t‘.
; 'l‘elt-ldlulle. ’il-l.
_ J.o.JENNtNGs,
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
. Painter. '
l DEALER m
lWALL PAPER AND BORDERS-
l l NORTH MAIN STREET,
l
3 South .\’rrwalk.
l .
‘ Sample look-ant Lute-.7 Stylv-uif-l’npo-rfi.
iii ’rlll'r\ and H.lt Mouldings taken to
House». for inspection. nu Zlf‘llf'c by postal.
i Estimates f‘he‘ert‘ully (liven. my 11'
l
§$pri
ng Stock!
J'
hits formerly iirlor now
‘.\‘.l
. 'or‘mcrly Saoo, now $1.00.
'1 ‘ ' All goods .tuatlc to order
in first-class style. and at
o
i ‘ ~74 wool
l
pants.
low prices.
EH. GOODWIN,
Tailor, Hatter and
Furnisher.
H70 Washington sew...
' Bridge. ' ‘
2 Drop in Prices!
lfill'ii-lllf l"l‘-'~lt l‘tg-ijflfl
Him“ :‘:;‘~l-Il'('-'wl(|lll_'
l t'rt-auwry limo-1'. lv-wt iii l: on. ‘ '
i " \t‘l't' 3." .ul. '1
ll'dl'cl.v;tll..':'tl.ll'l tnl’Il- . ‘l-""
lliom! Leaf Lut‘l. ‘ 7 l'i
Il-
lvlo 1.1-l ... ll llut‘vrlttv'. but will in! on: an:
i ll!‘|".~H!\\\~«l.1;w_: to the ll. 'evu' illt‘V '2”. pr ,.
‘ POPE MANUFACTURING CO. wit-.- it,
a. A.~VtCKt-:Rs.
lift V's‘asbington' Strut.
ll‘tllulu.‘
rt
1
7
l
.
m.-
l
Apoplcu and II In - t‘mlul flute.
Aslltit‘llu-I. N. l.‘.. Fob. :ltI.-—'l‘ho read-
' lug public of :\nwrlca will bear with deep
’ regret that lid-gar W. .\yc. the fill! Nye of
the world of honor. whose writlnw. haw
made the World laugh. is ~t‘f'lulhl)’ ill at
his homo at Illtrk Shoals, t‘lylll Inllc-
iiutltli tif Aolwtillo.
About two “'H'l. . ago Mr \yv- \rnttaken
ill. and nine" that. time the ttonlnlclaas
been elnwly programing unfll now his con.
.lltiun is war h -rlou =. lie is suffering,
from n .‘tthil. . of ttpopb-ry. l\|l~.-..m “limb
and “male .‘Jye. hilt tldtlgillt'rd. art-bed at
1"‘llt‘h'llll‘lllltl took a thin to .\ rot-n. tlu
neared: station to the .\ye re-ddu-uco.
Acmrtllng to l..to-:-t information front
littl'l’. Stanly. .‘~ir. .‘vye l». min lt mine. and
‘l is tlmtpzh. l.v- V IN ll\'l' only .1 l "o' ltulll'~.
l'.d;.',.tr \\'illl~ \'ye, lawyrr. milll 1', author.
lettun-r Illul llllltllil‘lbl. born in tin-cu".
ral-cd in the mat. made himself a hour
Roost; trtt H.- \\'l'.
in every ltou-ebold li_" his quaint. writing-t.
llill .\'.'n-. a name many thought 1m. only
his. pcu name. was lturn in Shit-icy. 310..
on \uvg. L'Tv, intro. \\ lllll' ln- “Vin young Iti-
f:\tl.t 2'. who Was a fortnur. united to “'le
tn ll~llt. .Vyo W44 educated ill a school at
llort-t' l".lll~. \‘l*.. and ill [\TIL Monroe is
lawyer. prtu tit-inn for i-otnc time in W354.
tnlnz. lll l.:~' own “'tlrll4. “'l'hcro was
nun-h law and little gratin" in the lat-i
in». .».o be turned l1l< uttetttlnu to new»
paptr w«.rl.'
llc ttmrr-ri Ill-’4 Vanni.- rtttlth of ('bi
capo in I‘ll and h‘u wwrnl children. “t‘
lived for sonn- lino- lu \\lfi|llil"lll. luzt
"HAW-ll .umo }t~.11‘~ :Lua (”rill-11 l~l:'llil.
llvv l.'t.l an l‘\lt‘ll~‘l\‘t' .- untr,‘ Nam 1.11:1:
.\.~l.m;ile. N. t‘ . “'ltt-f't' hie it; micro); :54
it l.t!‘lllt'.' llfil‘n' lill'll litlll
lt|'-l l l' lllvl 'l "i
COMSTOCK IN A HOW.
in wot.- o‘ tn.-
Dr. I.I‘\I't‘~'llt (till- Him :1 ll'tlilt.:|'tlt'r
and l- .\t'rt--‘ml.
A11 \‘\\. l-'tv'.. -_'v.--—l)r Doom/or t:
l,=‘\t'f"-Hll of l’.r'. {vim Ml. n. l., who
can |' In .\l|.:m;' to argue :l, .i.t.~t tl e um:
nudltv lull; now up inl‘ in utttu: ll. 1: l'f' flu
what.-u-tti::.ziI-i- Ill «mi ~- \~ 1‘ .1 let..tm
' in ii: .‘w
:t' 'ml \".'.l1 ‘ I‘: I‘ll i l' 2:" l ‘
ill“. l'i‘ ll‘ "ll" 1.
.» a? \l'llwttfv' l‘l'll
vl’l.‘ l il ,ttillgll'
I'll..“, \y. I.
1“. in :15 ' ~t:i
l.'rl1.l‘l.
lit it.“ llw
N‘lll" it"ivlt: '1
' “Hill
-l-r'..
\\',.'Ii
him '
\Illl'l‘
llf' " tl.I"l.'.l‘ '-:"lllll'ltt'
rmvm lu'. they. l: Minot v ‘lllilfl.’ to
ltil 2‘"
'l'! l"-‘!.ll'l" 'u .:: tin r lot: 1', lluh'l'h'l‘. 1n
ll." l ttioli tltfiut. a‘ul lllf'll' \‘..--~ .i ~ l:t~lv.
’l'la- than - . ml :l. t: l:.~ mil, -.l H..-
t'. v,»~t. t"... who mind 1.11:: it llf‘ ha- r :ni‘t
tl.. it to l'l'li. ll lim 1 l .t..
Ton-dun rt
thu I tlt‘-'l'-' ln’nl'. in! itti.
'.‘..i-. l
in- ll.‘.fl llt’llll‘ .11
ill' w-l‘ t:.It'..t rum'. ‘Ili l'nm
\i‘u'i. lll'l' in i.
llllll l." t '.t
~lv - l-X» Jin-
111 !:.t- l.:!'1~t'll Hl l-uttt
lllt’ lullw-= 11o
tl: muluii ll
it .1 lll'.
Motion, .l‘lll
tl.‘lll;:~. ~'l. “ t-x .' t1. .t'x'l
:ll‘~‘. :.
'llin' tl- I'll 7': til i int i» :I-
would ll“ f‘ antral. ‘IlllllllllI'-! In
{Ill-.llll ~ut:»t:te .Ill-l. ot‘rfitu.’ t:
l' ‘fv' loltl [la ['11. l 'lll" tlet‘?’ i .....
‘t- 4-3. mound !' .i:,'.: -7 31.1..1 pttul~l.
'1.’ upon (Urdu-1m
Pullout .. »v';:-:'tl t 17 - .t \iiiu' [lllfl lim
.l-n-twr. mm win: wot l W tie non-5v.
hm .‘lll'i\t' :1 in: ll: in!“
:tlul. l.£\'.l",_’ lllitvlr "nil ltl~
-"..‘v.lll i t'l.tl|.‘lll it 12..“ vi
ll'l’ll'l' ..
.\\ 1}; lo.
';t.t.
l"‘.‘
l'“. l.1l--'t' \!|~f'
l' l r.
optimum-t, l'
..n lint ~t‘l‘llt' .‘I'lll l‘l.ll'l'(l l 1151
‘utttr
l
|.e'v.'.t.l
app ll‘.’tll~‘l‘ .1: tut-sly l't'll'." rim to. ll'll':
burnt-l it of I’:'m }.l_\'l :Hni
-'w.'li:t~11‘_'ltt.
it 3‘ l l't'.‘.' i. ll' til" 14' ll
l'l'.‘.~.r.l l..
pui upu! litei':
OVEFiCOME BY GAS.
""llltll :zs :tf'nttuh t" nu-«lj-'.
oi” tam handles a ham
Now ham. (Jena. 71 William 8t.~
“1 it t ltncw of Dr. [land's Beinmlim
for (.211 drt-u five yearnago,ttt1tll am
continually recommendingothermotlto-ru .
to are them. and always with the lust
Weill“. My baby was deathly sit-l.- with
cholera. infantnm. and Di. lland'e llirr-
rho-a Mixture curt-d it almost inland-
i.o.-ly. In: Hand‘s (tolio Care is fll-‘u
ever‘.l~nt.~.lr:t. N. A. Daniel-z” l).'.
ltztlttl' : f‘ div l'lll‘t' and Dr. liand'a ll‘at-
rhu'a .‘izvttu'e :tr‘c i-tdfl by all tlt'tt;::3i~l~'.
27:0.
‘ \
— ~-.\t etltll l‘ liltl'lttlt-SH. L
.\ high l:\ .' \"illl a lipid live“ J!
not ll'1l li'lllf liver. ('orrcct the {nor
with lie Wit: « Little l-Iarly Riser~ lit'h-
[)lllHlI'let'lll'i'llyrllrl p~iaatolcon<lipaliou
Did You Ever
lint-2'4 a. :t r-tnulx 2».-
ll lltu. g“! :t l)4)l.i“ ll'i‘l‘
'l't-;.~ 1.1. w;-
_vu;'.t' ll it‘dw'
:tutl gt-t v5 of. Title llll'flll'lll" has inn-u
t' mud t: l.- peeltli'ttlf album: i 1.. ill" l't‘
lit-l‘ out run- of' .‘tll l"-~t:t:tlt- t‘ unplazul ..
mt r11”: .1 "‘till‘l'l'llli direct influence in
lelil‘." nill'iliilll :tli'l lolt‘ M?
It you hav. :ot' Appetite. ('ou-tpa-
liio, lll‘iltlld he. Fanning Flo-lb. or an-
Xenon-u liwitaivlv. Melan—
t'll 'lft' 41‘.‘ lifiollilv ll Willi l).7./.)' lillt'llm l‘liw -
triv liill"l'- i~ the medicine you tine-l.
lll'lllli! ..tnl rat-ength ar- guarantwl M
if» 11w. 'l‘.l v n-uzth. and film at Mill—
.~ 11'.~ :‘tul \\'cetl'~ .«lurcs.
lll‘ nip.tl‘ .
5‘. rpm.
Quit-k lll el‘t'ect. heads and leaves no
turning. scaly skin eruptions
«ptit-hlyt'utv ll by De Will‘s Witch liar!
.mti'm. Applied to burns. smith. o'ui
<f‘l'l‘s. it is magical in effect. Alway-
carcs pi': -.~.
Hf‘lll‘.
Ccntlcnsctl Testimony.
Flats. ll. lit-ml. liroker :tttrl .‘lanttt’m-
lulu-1": .\;.«-.lt. (’wlumlrt‘n. “Lilo, wriifi: ~
that Dr. '~' .\n~\‘.' Illr” ivrt‘y has
.l. 1). Brown.
i’i'oi'. St. luntn lln'rl. l"t. Wavnc. ind.
li'eiiflt'fi that ll" \‘.':n curt ii of :t l'uuuh oi
:woy Aar~ «funding. t'.:‘.l~' .l 'M' l.'l f iz‘lpp -.
i\:l:.',.’ ..H
‘tx'i lJr. lxi':~'.~ New iii-cou'v-fii. ii. i“.
Merrill. l. l:!1'..'ll‘“i\'llll‘. M.1.~~.. .- ‘.}'-» tlzzzt
he has t:-»~-.l in! t‘ ”"villlll'fl‘uL‘l uni
'~\'4ri.:u\1’i2 fuzail :lllvl \ lill ‘.'.1‘llv'l'
l.2l\‘I‘ it than any dw' L'. l .o'; i
#111" ~. .‘ll‘s. ill-unplug. ‘J'l'.’ '7. ' "‘t ~
lv"'r'....‘".illwzl‘v‘w . .v . 1,3, :1, 1
ltd" Hull tY'til'('=' . ill (”of
n‘t.v" - I I" V . "Y
llldi‘.‘. ll't' l.:~\li'..!rv.
~ ill.- and \‘fm ri'~ fling; ~t rm.
———_\t't‘ltill I'lll'l‘> llt'dtlill‘llt'.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by it val application.» .1:-' they i'ztllll' Y I" u h
.lllt aliwauwl p vt‘flvtlt I l' the car, There 1.~
.\ l'l'l'nliilr’.‘.I“‘llllf|l. In “blob Three
"on '.tN¢"‘rlll‘;l' Lina.
. \-.. r. in, 11+. -.-u _ 'rm.‘
tl.~ f‘onsutmrn
l:_\ t l llzlr~ . ii}! V " "‘ .‘lJ‘J'u'll, lllz‘ ltili'
lllllll. alul Faun: .\!;t.~;wtv‘.l mul' Hv-ns';
7.1-1‘!---'~tnu-t:lvatltinapwulmr manner :1!
llll‘ \Vti ' -. '
The): Wl‘lll into the lo-‘ottwnt to t'lt'21ll
out It lLl't‘l-lll'f lux’. They»! lli ut’l‘ the valve
of lllt‘ pgw ll’n‘lllli: from HIV iii: tutti; .llltl
up. ltt'd z'. \illVI' tllulcl‘ ill' lucpil' : inn.
After the luv: l1:..l l.t‘]l l':t'lll‘.t'll tho 1.:
from th- fault \\'.t~: l:.;' wzl'iuto it .:-_..
l.ttt :lzt- l:‘.i'll 1'”ng '. t.. . ‘.-.~t- ll;f"\.l1\-‘ llll
(lt'r'llo' loin. This :iliu.‘.4*.l lilo . in I’-
t-aim‘all‘li‘tr-tttgh ttn- l-iti'ti.t.;_'. 'l‘uv llll'll
started to local tin- lI.ll\'. on! «liliilll;
the pntnpitt; l'mli‘d. who-v..- ziu- "h ll’lll “(‘-
I'umul-tt -d iii l;|t':‘.\‘ f]!!’lllllll“~, lctl uttmn
mo... bnforo tiny would ;.'l‘l out.
'i‘ioj." '\\'lr|‘ not l‘ll-rl'tl until lllqllll‘llN
“'l t'V‘ mutil- by |l"l ~Hl'~ t'HllllIlflllllilfJIll llu'ir
bring: littrtltlc to _ut any gun. .\ .~'r.:rv‘1 Ive
iog mimic. the men “we patrol flt‘.lll.
(in-org- Maxwell 2. ,tv. 4 .t widow ..n.i th
('lllltll't'll. 'l‘imolltwt' iicllt‘n: were Single
‘lll'll.
TELEGRAPHlC Buévmtas.
“.‘Im
"lllllll yt . - at
.1..-
lilt'l.'l'."l f'miwr :-
for England on the >1. l.lllll'v‘.
l“|'t.~'ll troop.-. to l’l' ottt'ot ''''' tl.n Spaniel
army «joint.tnihztrkcd a: llillt-t:1.>~‘p;t.n.
'l'lu Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
tilt'W ll'r~‘ have lll‘l'llli"‘ll tln- regular door
tt-rly dividend of 1 per rent,
’i‘l a twt‘tttvttinth annual oneantptnu-nl.
of the tlt-Iu'r‘nu-ttt of L'vntititwticut. tiranti
Army ol‘ the it: public. was opined at .\'or-
with.
Lucie l’rei-ittuurgone of the il'nllllltl lav
dies of title frvitr;r l’lnct- ’l’lteutvr company.
tlit ". ‘lllt'li'lll'y of heart til-emu at in r rcs.‘
fli‘lltll' lll Nth- lei.
('. K. lard t-f laititnore. third vice
prt ~tdcnt of the Baltimore and (thin. Wu»;
.-b .' ltd Ilrl"lll|'lll of the t‘t-llmiatlmt tl (’titii
I‘Hllll any to silt-well l'lmrle- l". .‘uloyer.
John I). Lawlut'. ptwsitlttitof the i’iret
.\':1tioti:tl'b:.1il;ol Mitchell. >2 1).. and tr?
rttorial pufi'i'lll r of
lnnt. 1tuitninistrution. died of :tyoplexy.
.l. l‘. )lormlt N Co. and ammo-tales of
Ni v.‘ York have been awarded litillflilrf the
flu.- \qun of :dmnt Stimulant. in addition
to thus:- of which they have already been
notified. '
'liaa . ointm-
.-‘Il l'ltim New Yuri;
llttl-zotn tinder 13love!“
'Sterliug Remedy (51).. New York or
only (2th way to ear:- dtutl'ti' .s'. and that
i: by t-n.tt~titlttit«tt.:l wont Illa-k. ll :tf‘tzr ~~
‘.
scoot-«i 16' Ill) lllliilllli‘fl t’tlllfll'l',” .,
the llllll'fllln lixiiug of the l-lthtevhiau
This. \Vlu'll thi- :zlu- is iuiltunvt‘. yo“.
hi1vo :1 l‘tiui'l 1:: vuztil or inipvt‘l'i M in ur-
EitL'. 11ml \‘.‘ll"ll it i~wittit'wlp'hevtl. ill-af—
ut :1: tEn- lI'Ulll. and unless the inflam-
mation I':::1 ll! l:ll:~-‘.1HY‘.' :izid this in?»
l: «ford to it. Ill 111.;11 condition. in lll'illL.’
will lm fll'fill" 01d i'ortvct';1;It;:-e:t~u.~o11t
ot'tw't .:1'-~ wttwi lzjx‘ lullitl'l’ll. nib-ll i<
nothing but at: itv.‘.:.t.tcul conditiv 1: of' tin
znth'huh «Milan-a.
\\'n- roll an.» Uni llliilfll't'll lloll' :'
for an) ".l-l' ml" 1; .tl‘nv-x.‘ H'.::1~' :3 by t-u-
lzti'l'llt lilul' t'utillwl l‘t' t‘nl‘twl lry iiLill'r
(“ "l‘ f'm i. V vud for t'll't’lllAIHI
' 21' (K' t 41.. Twin! i. ’ l.
l
“it" .‘lllllllt‘ I‘otiglt ("tt'c tottcin-.~ tin-
rpot. I! if :1? the
.1 l1.! ll!‘.!" if y. utale- it when :5 .11 1
Ha: the point?
l': “' lilo) ltrlit'lx:
.41..
Th: :1
:h or cold.
llhll‘lt't-!1"..ll.
—~.\c.-fnn will "total; up a cold.
"tin:- mr' :t'hV-‘r r~-;;11I.Hott :llllll mu
'l'lw
haul-ti Min :1 l)-
‘s‘ht .tttlv Early lii.-1' . the i’;...-.«:'.z.-=
little pilla
rt'j'iil..:<- tho w-u'ltl." sold :1 L't'lllll .
Lotti-- of
—-u‘\"-t'l|"l (1111's. ti.“ y'l‘lgl.
llou't 1111'; .- (l: ~:.7“:Jtvlllil:lt'lll bf." exp. !i
llvt‘n lIKl 1: (Mo
(‘ nigh (‘are 9.11.! )7 :1 haw l!).lll"fliillt' r.»
If cures-'6 up. 'l'iw on‘): ll'lt'l"
remedy that p1':.i11cr.~ iltlf.lt«li.llé‘ 12 <‘-'
ll'."f.?i‘l'..'. rim.»
g: 2.1
lie-2'.
~ .‘A't'lllll will gut-vent 3-1:~.:t.a=vni;:.
Buck! n's Arnica Salve.
'l‘la- llcstrztlvc in the 1'."‘l‘..tl f. 1' 1"" '.
l'r'wt'
.dain»:
brill. -.~‘. sou-s, ulcers. HS. 1.‘ '
<«'l‘t‘.'. letter. v'li'my «1 hands.
ll 01".:ptiotts. no.1 pm:-
i-t ms, and all
' ' iyctit'l‘.~'1xile~', or i.o pay rt quire-l.
.~' :uaratttced :3. {Thu {writ rt ~‘nti~'
tion or filinlf‘fv'1"‘l'L‘tllilijll. ‘ l’l'lffl' :3 mum
For 5.1.3: by t}. l‘. 51illsoti and
'h‘
til-1' luv.
l‘i. ’. \Vtwi,
”tiring. i)! \\'it":
\Vlullii::y.1~l$;ll\'t‘l>‘t.:l "'§"‘l'.“' t«‘- .~ I'l'.‘1.
null: and pill-.4. w... ~21 it Y1r‘v‘t‘i'fttll: to
cur-2 Stops itt'li.i:'.::i1ol lflllllllll. ('11:: s
chapped lips and coll-H- ti'vs in tum or
lhrt-chr-urs. .
Soothing. loading .4.
V."
‘ You Don't have To-Saear Gil.
bfilf'i‘tlll‘ St. Louis: .ltltll’lli'll'f Agra-ultra -.-
in an editorial about Nit-To-liac. the
famous tobacco Illfll)ll curt-L “We l-zitdw
of many cases curmlliy No-To-Bac.
fine. a [lb-ltllllt'lll St. Louis architect.
smole d and t-lu-V’evl‘ for temnly' yt arr:
Itwolwzu‘murc-l lzlzu so that t“ :t the
l-illlf‘ll of tobacco toa‘.‘ ‘9'. him Hick." 37o-
To-thc sold and 'zzti:t":ui.‘vt‘il ‘8' 3- B-
I‘laistt-d. Kocnre no pay. Burl: fl‘f‘t'.
. Chicago.
What is
[ultra
Cartoria in Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium.
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It in harmless substitute for
Paregoric. Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers Castoria is the
Children's Panacea—the Mother's
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not he intpmul upon. but insist “"011
having (suturizt. and see that the t'ac-sitzn.~
signature of
is on the g f I
'.t'.'.1;r;il'r.‘r //,7 5/? /'
h'Csliuilplo- ' ' 4’02“!
fret ourselves and the politic at all hazards.
'i‘m: CENTACII Comwr. 77
Murray St.. ELY.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
When she was a Utiivl, she Cl'lv'Il for C.’ " ' '
‘i‘flzcu :!n- beratin- Miss. tll". elun: t1) (.- . . '.'.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla.
. Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
0. warm 722/
Examiner In
1'. 5. Parent office,
187630;: 1382!
Offices. :.>.l:1itt..'lrcet.
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