, wheel.There must
"I for cts.
m BY ALL DEALERS.
‘ "An Eye Opener."
Our stock of granules—the kind you
‘ can get any day anywhere and the little
extras you can get at only a few special
places—ls an eye opener to anyone who
as never seen it. In our store it is a
toast to the eye—at home it is a feast to
the taste.
Asparagus tips. something very fine, 250
can
Chhnod peaches. strawberries, cherries.
apricogzggne applespeiunplnms. Extra
fine 3 . ’
Chili sauce. canne baked beam-I with
tomatoe sauce. vaporutcd horse rad-
ish. Mustard by the quart.
SAMUEL GOMSTOCK JR’S
“a 72 North Main Street.
Ornamenting
It recently occurred to Tiffany
& Co., the New York jewelers,
to ornament a bicycle elabo-
rately with gold, silver, and pre-
cious stones, believing that some
wealthy customer would esteem
so handsome a mount. They
preferred to pay $100 each for
Celumbia
Bicycles
For their purpose
to using any
other make of or
he no question of . ..
quality in a bicycle
selected for such
,. ornamentation. oi
Therefore they chose Columbias
STANDARD OF THE WORLD.
Unequalled, Unapproached.
Beautiful Art Catalogue of Columbia and Hart-
. lord Bicycles is free If you call upon any Colum-
bia agent; by mail from us for two s-cent
stamps. .
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POPE MANUFACTURING CO.
FactoriesandGeneral Offices. Hartford.(ionn.
Enrich Stores and Agencies in almost every
city’and town. if Columbine are not properly
upturned in your vlcmlty let us know.
To AdvertIsersl
Changes cannot be guar
’ turned the same day copy
is handed-in. Every rea-
sonable effort will be made
to acommodatc patrons,
but changes cannot be in-
sisted upon as a right un-
less copy is sent in by 2
o’clock in the afternoon of
the day before change is
desired. . ..
Fire, Life and
accident
INSURANCE”
Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Steamship Tickets. and Sterling
Drafts. Loam Negotiated
, and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Office.
SOUTH NOR‘VALK. : 7 : : CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken.
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ItNNIAPqu. larch sit—At the open-
in. of the Rs uhllcsn stats convention
Congressman awnsy road a telegraph
message from Senator Curhmau K. Doe
vie withdrawing his name ass presidcw
tial candidate.
A resolution: to Instruct the delegates
for McKinley was carried unanimously.
The following delegates at large were
chosen: P. J. Evans. Minneapolis: Iiwrgc
’l‘bompson. St Paul: C. l". Ileudrls.
Sank Center: I. P. Hunt. Mnnkato. They
were clootcd by occlnmsticn smid wild
cheers. the delegates all rising, some
mounting chairs and waving their hats.
Each of the dolugutcs made speeches
pledging himself to McKinley.
The following rcmvlutlon was adopted:
Resolved. That Wu favor the use of both
gold and silver to tho oslcnt to which
they can be maintained In circulation at
n psrityin purchasing and debt paying
I power: that we are earnestly opposed. unA
dor the present conditions. to the free and
unlimited coinage of silver for the mnni~
fest roam: that It would destroy such
I purity. enormously contract thi- volume of
our currency by forcing gold out of circu-
lation and immediately place on on a sil-
vor basis. Believing also but It lsnscli
evident fact that the rficc of the Interim-
tlcnnl dcmunctlnticu of silver can be
overcome only by the international rc.
monotlzutlon of that nnctal. the Republic-
an purtyoi Minnesota Inost hcurtlly iuvorl
an international conference for that por-
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Lacno‘sse's“ sic 'BVLAZE.
Lumber Valued at 0200.000 Wu Swept
Away by l-‘lnmss.
Luvuossrz, Wire. March 2b.-—-A very de‘
structlve fire, which at one time threaten.
ed to destroy the cntilrc northern portion
of the city, has occurred here. A flrc was
started in tho lumber yard of thoN. 8. Hol-
way estate from u spark of a passing lo
comotive on the Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul rnllwuy. A iicrco gale spread the
flames rapidly among the huge piles of
lumber along tho custcrn bank of Black
rivcr.
inside of three hours over 5,000,000 foot
of lumber had been wiped out. Tho wind
carried burning brands to the lumber yard
of the Lacrosse company. one mile north.
and the lumber umi woodpllcs there also
Were destroyed, together with the bridge
over Black rlvcr. Another fire was start-
ed ut the Meyer & Austin mill, but the
damage there was not so great. 'l'h cu-
tirc lit-III Is estimated at over 8‘2oo,0cI
. Suicide by Irrhlling iln
NEW YOIIK, Murch "Jo—Mrs. Hole .31.
Tanner, fill ycurs old, wlfo of Iicrrltbr'.
Tanner. an agent, living at 2321 Willis urc-
nuo. committed suicide by inhaling Illu.
mlnuting gas. She was found dead by
her husband on his return to his home.
The attempt upon her liio was udcliboratc
one, for she had fastened a rubber tube to
a gas burner and, having turned on the
flow, placed tho other end of tho tube in
her mouth. The body was cold when It
was Iliscovcrml. The police assigned no
cause for the not.
\‘Inlutcd Quarantine Regulations.
BAI/rIuoIIi-i, March flit—Captain M. ii.
lllnrlcksoiioi the fruit steamer Hurley
was fined 8.300 upon his plea of guilty to
the charge of having brought a case of
smallpox into the city without notifying
the quarantine oliiclais. The captain paid
his fine and was discharged. The offense
was committed a week ago. upon the (inn
loy‘s lust trip from Port Antonio. and
(Inptuin liinrickson. in spite of his plea
of guilty. says he did not know the man
had smallpox.
McKinley Sentiment In Conner-I‘ll".
HAII'I‘FI'IIID. March ~:.'I.—-'I‘he Repu Ilicun
town and city convention resulted in a
victory for the faction bonded by emf-lov-
ernor Morgan G. Buikclcy and the McKin-
leyzenthusiusts. 'i‘bc liulkolI-y'tickct to
the state convention bad It large majority,
audits election unions the choice of ex-
iiovurnor ilulkcley as n III-legato to St.
Louis. ilenornl Alexander Harrison was
nominated for mayor of tin-city, Mayor
iiruinard meeting defeat. .
in No Hurry.
i’oItoIIKI‘M'sIE, N. i'., March 25.—
.lumes \V. lilnklcy. chairman of the ichn-
ocrntic stutd committee. Still“! that no
meeting of the committee has yet bccn
culled. He says that there is no need of
being ill a hurry about it and believes
that the later the convention Is held the
; bettcr it will bc for the party.
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Court Martial Findings Approved.
SAN Fusmsco. March flit—it is re-
ported here that the ilndings of the court
martinl‘which tried Cuptuln Healy oi the
revenue cutter Bear have been approved
at Washington. It is said Captain lleuly
has been reprimanded and will bctrunso
{erred to the command of another vessel
on the Atlantic coast.
A Half Fare flute.
Cmcuco. Murch eon—Western roads
I have agreed!» make a rate of one fare for
the round trip for the meeting of the nu-
tionul convention of the Republican league
to be held in Milwaukee nest August.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
Two more men have been arrested for
alleged complicity in the robbery of the
n‘tut‘e hunk of Savannah, Mo.
Lovcrn, the lender of the gang of train
robbers who .nttcmptod to hold up n train
inst week. out his throat in jail at Visu-
lio, Cal, and will probably die.
Firs occurred in the elevator shaft of
the four story building occupied by the
Washburn~HuIIlgan Coffee company at
Davenport, In. The loss was OI5II,IIoI).
Fire practically destroyed the organ pipe
factory of Fenolon McCullom located at
Mansfield, Conn. The loss is placed at
20,000, partially covered by insurance.
The annual election of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company was held in Philadel-
phia. There was no opposition to the pres-
ent officers of the company. and all were
re-elcctcd.
Marshall Farmer hmi left Cedar Rapids.
la.. to secure the arrest of Detective Hem p-
hill at Findlay, 0., on the charge of en-
ticing Goldie Neighbor from the home of
her father. 1'. W. Neighbgfi, Linn coun-
lt is announced in Philadelphia that
the American Window Glass Manufactur-
ers' association/bus authorized Its jobber:
In New York to meet any and every re-
duction on imported French glass, oven to
the extreme of giving the product away if
necessary. ‘
Milo Gray, the New Hampshire farmer
who pleaded guiltyto murder in the loc-
ond degree, having thrown his wife out of
a wagon, thereby causing her death, in
January. 1591. was sentenced to serve 18
years at hard labor in the state prison at
Concord. S. H.
Nicola Tesla run How it May
Possibly Be Done.
We May (live! the Ruth With News With-
out a Wirs—-‘I‘osla ls Convinced That
This May Its Acc'ompllshsdwl'oriooiing
Ills Plans.
New Yuan. March cit—Nicola 'l'ssln,
tho electrician und scientist. has had In
course of development for some time a
proicct for Instantaneous and slmultw
noous communication to all ports of the
earth. and perhaps to some of the nearer
planets. Mr. 'l‘csla'u plan does not deal
with fireworks or the llluminutlcnoi a
large part of the earth's surface In hope of
attracting the attention of thedwcllors on
Mars, but deals wholly with tho electric
wows. in regard to It M r. 'l'esiu sold to
a reporter:
"I have had this scheme under consid-
eration for fch or six yours. and I am be
coming more convinced every day that It
is based upon scientific principles and is
thoroughly practicable. We know that
electric disturbances on the sun are pro-
ductive of similur disturlmnces on the
earth In the form oi thunder showers.
Nil‘illA TESLA.
Now, why Is it not equally conceivable
that a disturbance on the earth's surface
should produco some tangible effect on
other plum-ts? The transmission of dis-
turbances on tho sun shows beyond doubt
that waves oi electricity are propagated
through all space.
“The objection may be put forward that
sufficient electrical diuturbunoc cannot be
made on the curth's surface. and that we
should be wholly dependent upon thun-
der storms and other phononmnuof nature
for tho succussof ouropr-rimont. But.
on the contrary, we can muko all the urti-
ilciul thunder umi lightning We want.
There is no difficulty in making electric
apparatus with u spurk gap of a mile, and
If that did not provc ciicctium It could be
incruMI-Il. ‘
Denis “'Irolly \"ith Idler-trio Wires.
" Ilo not got the impression." continued
Mr. 'l'oslu, "that the success oi the experi-
mom is in any way dupcndeut upon the
light. nolso or vibration ucconuutnying
suchun clcctric discharge. it Is wholly
«through the electricity waves. which are
propagator! through the atmosphere and
the other beyond. that we muy hope to ob-
tain any results. But if there are intelli-
gent inhabitants of More or any other
planet, It seems to mo that we can do
something to attract their attention.
"This, of course. In the extreme appli-
cation of this principle of the propagation
oi electric woven. The same principle may
be employed with good effect for the trunc-
mlssion of , news to all ports of the earth.
it was formerly thought that In order to
get any powcr outoi electricity u conduct-
ing circuit must exist. but It has been
shown that the canon results may be ac-
complishcd with a single wire. It In per-
fectly possible to operate a motor or an
electric light with just It single lino of
wire leading to tho apparatus. it natural.
ly occurred to me ihut. us the earth is a
conductor, nu eloctricul disturbance at one
point causing u change In tho equilibri-
um of tho earth's electricity should be
felt at all polntuon IIIIII-urth'e eurincc,
and might be recorded by properly con-
structed insteumcnts.
"The possibilities of such a transmis-
sion of Intelligence cannot becxuggerntcd.
Every city on the globe could be on an
Immense ticker circuit, und h niesunge
sent from New York' Would be In Eng.
land, Africa umi Australia in on instant.
What u grand thing It would be in times
of war. epidemic or panic in the money
market 7" .
Mr. Tools is at present engaged In fin-
Ishing his culculutlons and perfecting the
apparatus necessary for experiment in his
new iicld of investigation, und he hopes
soon to be able to show the practicability
of his plan.
ltmmcl. flagged and Robbed.
(YIIII‘AIIo, March 25. — Christopher
Scbruge, who In 7d yours old and lives
alone nt 711 South Jefferson street. was
bound and gagged by tWo mennnd robbed
of money und papers amounting in value
to more than 800,000. Thu robbery was
one oi the boldest ever perpetrated in this
city. No arrests were made and the police
are at sea In the matter. At the time the
robbery occurred Schruge was alone, and
It was some time before he was discovered
and the police notified. The vuluublcs
taken included “5,500 Worth of Cook
county and Chicago bonds and mortgages,
amounting to $5,000; $9,000 In registered
government bonds, "do in currency and
Wife Murderer sentenced to Hang.
CLI-A‘rnhxn, March 25,—Judge Dog. in
common pleas court, sentenced Bushrod
Kelch to bcénnged July :33. Kelch brutal-
ly murdered his divorced wife last Novem-
ber and tbcn made an unsuccessful at-
tempt to commit suicide. An innovation
in the criminal court of this county was
the order of Judge Ong that every person
stand during the pronouncing of tbs-sen-
tence. .
Death of a Millionaire's Wife.
lime/Is Cr'rv, March 25.—Mrs. Thomas
Corrigsn. widow of the late street railroad
magnate, died at her home in this city.
Her husband was one of the best known
men in this part of the country and was
the brother of Bernard Corrigan, Demo-
cratic lender. She leaves three daughters
to share an estate valued at sl,600,ooc.
Russia Enters a Protest.
Loxoos, March EFL—Tho Vienna corre-
spondcst of The Chronicle says that Bus-
sia refuses to «sent to the Egyptian debt
commis’sion paying the expenses of the
Digging expedition. :
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The happy termination of 'I East
Norfolk's Man’s troubIeI
Fortune does not null.- on on Lil. but
ocmsiunullv a stroke of the tilgbIly goo.
dolls starts the envy of those l on for-
tunate. (men the fault In our own
that we Imnaln In our burdenro .. t'unv
Illllcn when the wily III polniv out to
shake it off. It's a mum of “Insulin.
opporluniiiwu. nrrinl u "sand I ibinu"
and [rulnx IiglIt after it. A clccr cos»
of the right thing of IhI- rig l time
comes from 7’.‘ Maple sin-wt In East
Norwulk MI I‘bau W Hmlib. who
rcsldcn Ibo-re, rolulo-Il an IncIdI-nl to our
rI-prrI-cninliw lhI- olhcr «luv which we
publish bun. It will no Iloub Imonl
many another of our clii'lmns Iui i"—
IlI-vc many u back of burIlI-II It bus
boruo for yours. Mr. l-InIIib IIIIIolu- on
follows: “i lva- suffv'rI-II \‘crv II‘Iut-b III
limos {rum klIlm-y discos-I» and IIrlnurv
ironblou; 'Iiif'kfli'hl' almost uIII-rIanubIn
and passage of tho llilnl' won wry
painful. fliio mind by u IlculIllnuI sensu-
Ilon. illicit-Is haw pII'srrIin-IlIior Inn
and l buvc lulwn all kinds of "IN"-
cinee. but Hullli'hllw or other [did not
got bolivr. Till‘fl l rc-ull nIIouiI [loun's
Kidney i'ills. 'i‘lIo-v wcn- vcryI blublv
re‘cnmtnemlml and i conclmIml that
tho" nun-Inns with Olhf'fli nIIglI. lw du-
pllcult'd In my ruse. I wont I l'lulr
lml'u drug stora- nnd. procurin a box.
commenced their use. 'l'ln- rMIuli can
be told In u very few words. I run now
wvll. cqupi-ricly curt-Ii In I-vIIy troy
of my trouble i can now join i I- army
of past sum rcru who on- soun‘llng lbw
praiseu of ilmln'n Kltlnry I'llls'IIml m:-
ommcnd them lo others."
The last Two” of Mr. Hmlii prowd
the right thing Dunn‘s KiIln-y l'llls
are the right thing. Np noanIlIwuliIIIg
for the lust Icsoli. Tnkr-t he of first
and mm.- years of IluffI-rlug and trouble.
l’or Rfli" by all III-IIlI-rs 'rIrc. .30
conic. or illitilI-Il by l-‘o-aII-r-Mlll urn I‘u .
iiuilalo. N. Y . solo :Igrnts for Ibo l' III.
Do you scratch and eu'rllir'll, .Ind Won-
tier what's lhI- mutlm 1' ln-ur's (lini-
mI-ut will Instantly I'I‘ilrtl- om prillll'
ncnily cure any llcby «Imus-n of the
skin no matter of how long stInIllIIg.
“Hut-cons isthe reward of li‘i'i'li” not
of assumption. i’opulur appreciation In
what toll in the long run. ‘nr Ilifv
yours, peoplv have been using AyI-r's
Sarsaparilla, and lmlny it is the blood
pllrliif'l'llmsf lil favor with th' public.
AyI-r's Sarsuparilla CUTI'H.
it's just as I-usyto trv UnII- Minute
Cough (‘urn as anything ilHt'. it's
conflict to ('I’li‘l' .t M'VI'I‘Q' cougl or (sold
with it. in your III-xi pun-In I- for a,
cough be “In- Miunlo' ('on II i‘urrxi
Both-r modicimn vaII-r rI-sui; lwift‘i‘
try it.
Tin- base of Ayer'I-I Hair Vichr is u re-
fincd stud ilt'llCIif! fluid, which Idocn not
soil or bet'otm- rancid by exposure to Illi'
air, and which i.~ as perfect a :‘Illlli‘l’lllllt'
for the oil supplicd by nuturc Illi youth
and and health. as modI-ru chcnnstry can
prmlucc.
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RAILROAD. I ‘
Trains More South Norwnik uinollowm
ro'r Now VOFH.
A.M. Ii’)0.lifll).filii.lllili, 706, “III. s91. m.
enacts. luth.ll:i‘l. l'.‘ M. 1‘1M.l l.7')li.260.
I In, I so, Ii 95. 5 so. ll 'lo. I'. to, 7 m, II ii. in so.
BIIHIIAYN.
All. “0.530.915. i’. if. cicIamus.
Leave New York for SoJilIorw-lls.
I. if. s 00. II on. 7 no, A m. 9 co. to on. Io cc. II on.
II In. no), l’.)i.IoI,:m, :Iori, sci, lot. too.
ii *1. ti no, G 03. 7 on. s on. '.I :w. ii on.
‘ susmvs. I
A, M. amino. fail. ammo,
Loovo South Norw-l
for New H van.
A. M. 103, 190.03”.7:iIl.I‘Itrl,Dil.Iloo(I. ll M.
no. 12M. lililfl.l:l7.1io:i.4‘lil.liu’i. an. 627.
“1.1 10. sumo. ll 15.
Dauaunv DIVIsIdIs.
Lulvc So. Marv-Irv.
ILM. canton. intranets. Imtu.
SUNDAYS.
All. our. -P.M. In.
Lo-vo Danbury.I
A.M. 600.130.957.Ils0. P.M.Iszi.slu.
SUNDAII.
A.hi. 805. RM. 505.
J. o. JENNIIIIZIIS.
Paper-Hanger. Calciminor,
Painter. I 7
:DlAI—lfl IN I
wstt PAPER MID silliness.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Style . of Papers,
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection. on not cc by postal.
Estimates Cheerinlly Given. I me ill
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For 5an b
s. B. wu. onI
scum s‘so IIrsI.
esrsrr scent I
92 WALL STREET. NOR IALK, CT.
Tu’fo or Three Good Homo.
On the Installment plan. or will edr‘hsnge one
for store or merchomlls .
scorn noswsts ; .
SAVIIC‘E BANK.
at Washington Str at.
Open daily from to to i'.’ a. mi. and from
to :i’ p. ni.. and on Months evenings
from 7w 3.
Interest allowed on depouits.
ALDEN SOLMAXS. Pr t.
JOHN H. Fannie. ViceIl’rost.
JOHN II. KNAPP. Her. and Tune.
t... . M 0m"! .
hidehshy, sowlftssa vests
mum colored greedy ”startled
colic. All remedies failed to sees him
until u lady friend mmndhd Dr.
Hond'silolicilum. i tried it. and would
not be without it. and l gratefully advise
all manners wishinua cars Mindy for
colicky babies to try ilr. Hand's (lulio
Com—Mrs. A. 1.. startevaut. No. 5
film it i’lum." '-
Dr. land's Remedies at all drug stores.
2'59.
-—Accton is harmless.
ilnrnr arc alnmlutely painless win-u
Do With- Witch Howl Halve is protopl-
ly applied. This statement Is true. A
perfect remedy for skin diwom. chapped
}numb: and lips. and Ilrvul' full» to cure
”I.
Electric Iiiis
Electric Bitters is a IumliI-Iuc suited
for any season. but perhaps lliol't' gener-
ally III-I-dwl who-u tbo- languid. exhaust
I-d fI-cling prevails, when the livcr bl
torpid and sluggish and the hood of a
tonic and altorctivc In Mr. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long Inul Irhupe fatal biliouII fevers
No nmdlcnc will act more surcly in-
in coniitcriwting and freeing the uyntvm
from noduial poison. Houdwsbc. Indi-
gcstiou, constiwtion. dizzino'ss yield to
IlcctrII-liiticrn. Fifi cunts and ti pcr
bottle at (l. (3. hiti Ison's and I6. I’.
Word's drug stores.
Take a dose of Ih-Witt's ,Llltlt- Early
film-rs just for tlwgood they wiildo you.
Throw lliilo' i’iiltl an' good for lmli mi:
ion, good for ilf‘iilllu‘lli'. good for Ivcr
complaint. good for constipation. They
, am good.
Marvelous limits.
From a lulu-r written by itov. .I. (lun-
IlI'nIIuII.I-i lbmoudalc, Mn 1' . we are pI-r
lllllii‘ii to makc this I-sIraI'l. 'v'i havo- no
limitation in rm-munwnding Dr. King's
NI-w Dim-urcry as the rcsuli» Were ul-
Illmi illllfl’i'lillll in ”In case of my wifc.
Whilc l was pastor oi the Baptist
church at liivcs Junction sine wmi
bron ht down with plwulnonin sitcom-Il-
ing .uiirippv. Ti'i’l’lilli' paroxysms of
coughing Would last hours with lliilv
intcmipviou, and if M‘l'illi‘il as if sin-
could not surviw- ”Will. A iricml 11-.
comnwmlrd Dr. King's .‘ch iliu-ovI-ry;
if. was quick in its Work and highly
nullsiw'tory III lfril'I-ruliin.” 'i‘rial bot—
tlI'n frI-IIIII Ii, ('. Hilllwll'u and ii. i’
Word's drug storm. lb-gulur ~va flora
illlil H.
—-AcI-fon cures IIIIIulIu'IIc.
H'rvrI or “III”. (firm or 'l'nI.I:IIo, I M
Luau ('ot sn'. I ’
l"II m; .l, i'IIf..\I:t' IImkI-s Imill tlnd be
.is ”W senior parlour of tin- lirln of l". J. .
fflwrwy Iv Ht. doing boaiucw in the city
oi'I'olI-Iio. i'onmy and finite :IforcaaIIl.
and that «aid firm will pay the sum of"
one IIIIIIIIrI-Il dollars for rucb and every
case of I-nturrh Ibut I'llllilni bu I-IIrmI by
ill' llru' of ,Iiull'~ (7aiurrb (‘nrcn
I soil. . A. W. iiiil'IAh‘ilN.
Notary I'ubliv.
iioll's ('atart'h ('III'I- is lulu-n intcrnally
and acts Ilirm‘ily on tins blood and mu-
I'uils’ nllt‘ilit'm of the s-ydwm. Scnd for
bu-IIIIIoIIIulu {rt-1'.
I", .l. i'lIiCNl'fiY &' HI. 'i'olwlo, Uhio.
HUM by Iii’llgizisls. ‘n'n'.
lf's oil the «limo :l ~iigbi I'niIi. i’lllifll‘rii‘il
lungs or chI-I'I- cough. Hm- Minolt-
('ough (‘orc lrunirhcs lili'lil.
-Accton will break up n cold. '
A little ill. IIIIJI'II um» patw'rn. ill is
gone illi' pill has Won.- llc Will's bulb.
I‘larly Iiiswrsdhc pill» that vurrgrczu ills.
~AC¢1£UIIIYIIFIM the grip.
iuay pI-oph- haw no lililv, and M‘Ilnlirit‘
pI-oplc how no lili’lillililuii to ma- a I~lu\\'
rI-mrdy. iliw Minutci'ough (‘urn- acts
promptly and gives wrmauent results.
-—Accton will prevent pneumonia.
Bucklin's Arnie: hairs.
The bcstsalvc in the World for cuts.
bruises. 5011M, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
moron, tcttcr, chapped hands, chilblcinII,
corps, and all skin eruptions, and pool-
tivolycnnmpilcs, or no pay required.
it is gunrantmyl to give guerfcsst satisfuc
tion or money refunded. .
per box, E. P. chdnud (i. (J. Stillson.
If in not a miracle. it Won't curccvcryv
thing. but it will i'ilri! piles. That's what
lie-Witt's Witch flaw! Salvo will do, III--
I‘llillfl' it has Ilonc it in hundmls of (arm's.
v
You Don't Ilsvo To Wear Off,
says the St. IxmisJonrnal of Agriculture
in an ulltorial about Nil-TU'BWE, the
famous tobacco habit cure. “We know
of many cases cured by No-To-Bac.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect,
smoked and chewed for thnty year»;
two boxes cured him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes him sick." No-
To-Bnc soldnnd guaranteed by R. H.
i’laisted. No cure no pay. Book free.
Sterling Remedy Co, New York or
Chicago. ‘
We ItIigltttI-ll you more about ()no;
Minulcilongb Cliffhhili you probunyI
Wthilt itcui’mucougb. Every one
(luv-rt who hurt uml it. It is a perfect
rcnuvdy for coughs. colds, hoarscncss.
it is an especial invoritv for childrcn.
bring plcununt to tnko- and quick in rur-
mg.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Ontario.
When the was a Child. QM rriwi for (Moria.
What she Intense Mina aim clung to‘ Canada.
What she had ChildrenJhsgnvothols Cutorin.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
w‘
Price 25 cents [
Wrsursmcs. fl'sseh I‘m-Although its
main (Johan resolutions have hum
rallied to conference. the subject some up
incidentally In the counts on III. lllls'
resolution or the forcible occupation of
the island of Cuba in order to old the Cu
bans In securing looul self government.
hit. Mills spoke for two helm In support
of the resolution. He was unspnring in
his arraignment of General Waylon so on
"atrIIolous rcound'iol and villain" and In
his recital of Hpsin's bloody record In the
chi and now wovhb. Mr. liorgnn also
cpokc briefly In further support of the flu
ban rcrolutlons. Mr. Hills' vemlutlum
went to the calendar after the spew-hos
The rest of tin- session was given to Ibo
legislative appropriation bill. which is not
yet 'Mnnpb'tod.
Senator lliil's bill to remove the restric-
tions against the appointment or officers
of the urmy or nnvy of persons who hold '
commissions in the ‘ regular army or any
before the rebellion and who subsequently I
took part In the war on the rule of the.
Confoderucy. which passed the rennin dur— ,
ing the height of the excitement over the .
' VI-nszusiu boundary question. pears-d the ‘
house ufter two. hours' debate’ with but
non dissenting Into. this“! Mr. Boolelle
oi Mame. The Democrats. except .Vir.
illnumlngs of New York. who spoke, as].
he said. "mt who of soo,ooo northern ilem- I
ccrutu who fought In the i‘nlon army," I
and Mr. Wilson of Houth Carolina, who.
won drawn into the dobuto by Mr. ”on I
toils. refrained entirely from participation.
.‘Ilr. Hull of Iowa, chairman of the mill- I
tnry committee, who bud charge of tth
bill, admitted that it Would conserve no;
practical purpose and was largely sentl- I
nu-ntul. Mr. Houtclle, who led the oppo I
Iltlou singlo handed, thought it. would I
furnish n bud ohJuct lesson for naval and I
military cadets who more about entering j
on carer-rs In the service of their country.
and when he got warmed -up to his sub- f
loot. culled IsliA'iIthn totho fact that many
southern men in congress in the past had »
obstructed legislation in the interest of;
i'nlou soldiers. dwulling particularly on‘
thsoppmitlon to the retirement of lien I
oral Grunt.
Mr. Hrosvonor of Ohio and Mr. Grow;
of Pennsylvania. iioWuver. supported the'
. bill nrdcntlyasu graceful and gracious
‘ not to the vanquished. and when the vote ‘
_, was taken .\lr. iioutcile alone voted
I against It. 3
I The bill in ulnilish the death penalty In.
' certain cases was passed.
, BAYARb TALKs AGAIN.
Our limbnuador nt Ht. .lumos Respondent
Is Toast It! Is i'eace Hanmrei.
bosons, March 3-1—51? Waiter Henry I
Wilkin, the lord mayor of London, prenld- ,
ml at tho banquet of tho City of London
l’ulluloli society. Lord Ilcnblgb. Hit Wilv
linm Young, .lmlgc Meadows White and
Sir .I. B. Monckton were among the '
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I gin-sis. .
I The l'nited Stolen i'lIIiln-NMIUP, Mr.
I
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llnynrd, in rwpnluiil'ig lo the (cunt, " ix'ith ‘
and Kin licyomi the Sons." made a. sig I
niilcunt spin'l‘ll, in which he said: I
"Your kllllll‘l'll bcymul the seas are as i
. like us two pens to those of Iircut Erifoin. I
I The two pens are putrioi‘bun und pluck.” I
Then, after a l‘uiorcllcc to “in rhurlmhlc‘
dispmltion of thc rum throughout the .
I “ol‘itl, .\lr. liuynrd said I
"Your kinIlrI-d beyond the sens are not i
' I , I
I always unanimous. NI-vcrthclmq therr- is'
I one voicu that appeals to them llil. Sincc‘,
i came to England I have llUVI'r found or I
i i'flhillil to change my tone. There is both
log I would say at homo that i wrmld Imt'
say born, and [hero is nothing lWouId soy .
here that l would not say at home. i do I
not expect unanimity. i would almost I
any Hod forbid. lint do not cxpcct us to I
speak in .1 tone in suit everybody, for" In j,
the syiil'lil of government originotul‘
ili'i'I' and carried beyond tho Atlantic. I
I Ilu-rc is noun-thing that enables u man to I
speak according to his own conucIqu-c:|
'I'bcrc. Indeed. in the strength of his court I
try and the strength of my own. Winch I
the time shall conic that It Iuon shMl hot I
dam in speak the thoughts that swell I
within him for the public good, Hod help
the country!"
Mason-I Lem-c u Hnildlng.
l’I:o\IIII:t\<‘I., March 3’).-—Tllil Mummic
fraternity of ibis city has leased the
liodgcs building on \I'eybossetf. Iti-l’r'eli
" pcmilngibo erection of a new Masonic.
temple to replace the one recently burned.
’I'ho Hodges building isu modern structure
and one of the most desirable sites in the.
city.
MAY BE connect).
liumor 'Ifliat the New York Legislature-
Wlil Amend the Rain” lusty.
AI our, March :JI'I.-—A rumor is cur
rent In the capitol corridors that It supple-
mentary I'xciso bill providing for a special
ale and beer license may be passed by the
legislature uftcr all.
A well posted Itcpublicnn close to the
I governor and Senator Ralncs suys bottom
I not know whether the Bondy bill will he
i passed or not, but he does know that. if,
I any supplementary excisc hill look-ling. to-
ward u reduced rate of license for the sale .
of ulc und beer is started in the legislature .
it. will surely puss.
lic does not think that the opponents of
such a nwusuro could get u caucus of lieL
publicun legislators to defeat It.
I... Pond wm cane.
appellant, Anson Phelps Pond“ of New
York. In the Pond will cusc, filed their
demurrer to the amended motion for a!
cw trial made by attorneys for thump»
policies. The demurrer will beurguedon
Friday nest.
i'osfmuuteru Appointed.
I WANHINII'PIIN, March '1:l.—-Thl§ following
.‘ fourth class postmasters halve been up.
I poiliimi: New York—Rock Hills mix, A. .‘I.
' Barnes; Springlsnd, L. E. 'l‘lecl‘tcv; Penn-
sylvnniua—Bryeoniu. H; (3. Warren; Plasm-
Ill. rinmucl Britburt. I
I.
Election at liar-rags.
SAIIA’l‘iIGA. March 25.-—-Ati the charter
elm-tion the Democrats elected five‘out of
Isis numbers of on board of trustees,
; which is still liep licun by seven (only. I
, M---“ .. I
Fire In a Malthmrso. ‘
(1|.vmt..\'. Y., March BBL—Firs broke
I out in the kilnroom of thoWurner molt
. house and did damage estimated at 83ft.»
I mm. The Insurance is roohoo;
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Trying to Raise "on”.
tour, N. Y., March 25.—-—Thc boy train! .
wreckcrs are making artist-iv paper chairs
I and Easter cards in jail to help defray the
I expenses of their trial. I
,. Found Frauen to north» I
I (7A.\‘.\.l()ii.tlili£, N. Y., March 25.—Jscob’
I KI-ugni), 30 years old. was found frozen in I
I death In a has our hero. Koegan lived in I
I New York city.
HAIf’l'l-‘Illtll, March 25.—Counscl for the '
What Is
(ash "
Cartons Is Dr. lsncsl Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Ohiiv
drss. it mtsins neither Opium.
lorphiss our other lunatic Inb-
stssos. it in harmless substitute for
rsrsgcric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. it Is pleasant Its
guarantee Is thirty yem’ use by
millions“ [others Cartons Is the
IChlldrsn’s Psosm ~ths scum
Friend.
CAB‘I'ORIA
For scams and Children.
in not be Imymml mam, but lust-i won
hnvlsg (Mimic, and our first the mod.“
si'nuio" of
is on the
”rpm." ~ '
Verbally-1c. ’ '
lee: «melon and the poi ii” rd all board».
Tun (‘rsrscs ClrerHVJ'I Money st..u.v.
stm It in
.ww
Nice to' Take...‘
Children like it
to Cure their
Coughs and
Colds.
USE
IiilllAIIS'
hilt NOLA“)
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WILLIAM I CAILITO” 60.
Houston, er.
‘ Examiner In
I’. S, Paul” ”fire,
It,“ In “Hill.
(Idiom. 4:95 Main lip-cut,
tantrums-our. cons.
Caveman! 1mm obtained.“ all V-
out limimwmfldmcd {M “opggng lug,
o‘ "I“ IOOWQWI U a “7 CHIC!
596.33 fiwi’lls‘fl‘ it's paw ht m logs tm‘azw lbw
Mmot‘e’ fro-av Waehtlnqtno, '
hand mod, , aching or photo" with descri .
riot-Ir. We sirloin, ”If pooped/lo or not, fm: of
chm'g'i'.’ (his fee not (3% m patent is second“
. p stint". ’f "my to «teem flaunts." with
met an em m the In it. and Mega countries
sen!» free. Adeline.
c.a.suowaco.' '
Orv. "scorpion. “cosmos”. D. e.
Become an
A i ' t
and molar mone; , fin-boil c rights and
all «.III-s or your (minim) credited to Ion.
"I'Iiilt'sc‘ .zurI-' the amounts on our “00
“Phoenix"
Bicycle
,.... rm “947ml tulips-l Luis f i r; Imcri .,..I.tl£.
2 to 5 wheel». . 15 per cent.
5 for w " r ‘7 L"
w w A. " . N "
15 to” " - 22' "
n '0“ f‘ ' ’6 i‘
as up .. » - 27 ~
I‘m up. Ium
.\ WA ‘..-l.r' uni [‘4‘ 1...
Von “VIII I‘Iwiiwnwc -‘ I" e U
-ri III- Min acutl‘w I " e“ ”I:
up rrr legume will, u. mow-n .i to I c whim: ..I
:hr beginning
We free for the casting.
("nrruIIunril with IU-r .3. I, . (.-I , ..- (Ad-(um may
or I'M :II :r “spider
51’0va Blcvctc mm. co..
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