wwmxm
um tuna: (Mm mutt!
. CI. '04» I. A
no not be deceived by infringe-
” We of name, package or cigar
em.
.; . Tm: ONLY GENUINE
not tannin mama
”than: clmlle sly-stoned
‘kam and on “glut“.
nun nos: wljlflloEZL- --
scams omnwumss.
an Employment for Both Men and Money.
r ’fDnrlutheI-ie hard times it is nearly
,hnponolble to find an'enterprise or 'a
‘ilmslness that is rennmerativo either to
labor or capital. Such has been the
, “case for some time past, and the pros-
pect- are not as bright as could be do-
find. Yet there. is onellne of work that.
,"Is worth vestiuatiluz. The (lzu‘ment
' Cutter Co. is needing a few more gold
mine llitnxluce theirgannent cut-
ter in other was upon the same plan as
the work is taught in SmNorwalk.
« The business is profitable to an unusual
degree. It is [wrmanout and pleasant
also. Anumborof good business men
lite 110W considering this matter and
those who look It up promptly will find
it to heir advantage.
1! ypersons wonder why the (jar-
meat cutter is attracting so much atten-
tion. Ifthey will only examine the sys-
tem and see what it is and then consider
the manner in which the company does
business they will readily understand
why it is attracting this attention. For
no article now before the public. is more.
useful and few, if any, more profitable
to the person in the business.
Any article that is a hilllSt-llnlll neces-
city must always sell, and any article
I; taells well, if tho profit is large and
petition is little or none at all, must-
alwaysbedesirahle to handle. In this
direction the HIIl'IIlf‘llt cutter has no
superior.if an erme, in this country.
'1‘ elem headed business man is seek-
in just such opportunities, and many
will investigate this at once. The school
at 22 South Main street is open Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, 2 to r. and 7
m9 p. In.
I'll
"An Eye Opener."
Our stock of groceries—the. kind you
‘ can get any day anywhere and the little
extras you can get at only a few special
.4 places—is an eye opener to anyone who
has never seen it. In our store. it is a
feast to the eye—at home it is a feast to
the taste.
Asparagus tips. something very fine, 250
' can.
Canned peaches, strawberries, cherries,
npricots,pinc apples,peas,plums. Extra
fine goods.
Chili sauce, canned baked beans with
tomatoe sauce. Evaporated horse rad-
ish. Mustard by the quart.
SAMUEL consrccx Hrs
72 North Main Street.
Did you ever get tired of sec-
ing the word
ACETON . . . ..
- ‘- - ACETON
’? ? ?
If you are troubled with
Headache, Rheumatism, Neural-
gia,lBad Colds, &c.
Try a few powders, and you
will never tire of recommend-
ing it to your aillictcd friends.
. When called to a case of La
Grippc, Ilr. Marland always
gives the following prescrip-
tion:
II. AuctonJ dr.
M. Ft. l'ulv No.12.
I Sim] Take "“10"“er halfhnur. till perspir-
.fienever . or l on». '
n“ y ’ U A. Lunar-mt).
This success in thc curc of
this disease lS.\\'01’l(l \vidc.
' Accton can be obtained at
R H. I’laisted's.
, EGGS 11 kinds of the Beet ms. for
. j,
l” \Vhi‘toand n. 1’. n... .
hutchin . ILLanslmnnMold
on Pcih 1.5 klnvlsof Leghorns
'k llnff
white Carbine. lino and mm for in.
. v’lloxurznnzud. l-jowmn‘n Hanna? No. 7
mm um horwalk. in an
speculum
rm evening Wane Bo
Favorebly Received.
Wm...
mu Apol- Would Do I! We! Were -
Mv-‘l‘h! All-m to Believe In“
by Con-1r lath-d- ‘l’boy Could Belem
the (tilted noun.
N" YORK. Apt-II I'll—George R. Ulnar.
The Herald'- «mo-pendent at Modrld.
cables the followIng:
An I am about to leave Spain a mum
of tho prom-at state of eff-Ire here may be
appropriate. -
Quiet, reigns. It accrue to me that the
whole Ironblu will be amicably arranged.
It. I: only necessary for Mr. Cleveland to
mako friendly overturns In owls! to not a.
friendly roply In vegan! to the reforms to
be granted to Cuba. The present govern-
ment humid as much. Lem have already
boon portend and are only awaiting the
collation of hostilities to be enforced.
Ilpoln wlll Itrnln every nerve to rope
pne- the Insurrection. although tho gov.
orhlnent. do“ not. expect to succeed In IMI
before the ralny season sets In. On the
contrary. preparatlonn are now under way
to sum! 0,000 more soldiers to Cuba at the
end of the summer. That will make II
total of swoon men rent to the Inland
since the war began.
The lingo threats of Aim-ricau Interfer-
ence have really strengthened the present
government. Ivory Hpaulurd. whether
Unnmvntlvc, Liberal or Republican.
would stand by the rod and yellow flow
and afterward would flgbt It not among
themselves. The Conservatives. who cut-
numbur the lecruls by three to one. on
doing cvcrythlng In their power. without
compromising the honor of the nation, to
“art war with the United States.
The I.Ibernll are the jlngoes of the pa
nlnrula and they room to think that Spain»
has been Insultcd quite enough already.
The Republicans are very much In the
mInorIty just now and dry confined almost
entirely to the northern provlncen. They
are against. anything that Is done by the
government and are consequently oppokod
to the pacific methods of Premier Conovmt
and his colleagues.
stand by the crown In case of war.
nlttcrnou Again" the l'nltod more»
While there la a deep seated bltturnm
to the Unltcd States all over the country.
there Is very little open oxhlbltlon of It.
If the match were nppllod, this fooling
would explode wIth Inch violence that the
lives of Americans would not be safe uny—
whern from Cadiz to San Sebastlan.
The rccounltlon of the Cuban Insur-
gents us' belllgoronta would be mob a
match. The thousands of students in
Madrid and Barcelona would start the
trouble, and the lnfoctlon would soon
spread. It. should be remembered that
there are 17,000 of these students In Mad-
rid alone. and Madrid In only one of 13
universlty cltloe.
If war came. I doubt If Hpulu would at-
tempt to hold Cuba for any length of time.
Showould withdraw bar troop! and me
them to defend the pcnlnnula from Invo-
slon. Before that happened the «Hort
would probably be made to attack ll‘lorl
dn. 'I'hlrty merchant swarm-hips. some of
which are now being converted Into cruise
are, would be employed purely as prl
vatecrs to harass American ccnnuerco. If
is the boost of tho Spanlerds that they
drove Napoleon back across the Pym-none
by guerrilla warfare, and they believe they
could drive the stars and stripes from the
runs by corsair methods.
Spain's Fortlflculomr.
The regular Spanish navy would be
kept ncnr ("ndiz nod Barcelona. and It
would not be an army matter to capture
Cadiz. which Is quite as well fortlfled as
New York. Now and blggnns have re-
ccntly been mounted on the shorebnt-
tcrlns. Torpedoee and torpedo boats are
there without number. Barcelona also ls-
well protected. and for that mattcrthc
defences of all the ports are bcIug strength
ened. '
Spain In so barren In food products that i
an invading army would have to depend
cutlrcly on Its base of supplies. It could
not llvo of! the country. On the other
hand, Spanish soldiers subsist on next to
nothing. The prlvato soldiers In tho Span-
ish army honestly believe that 'In case of
war Spnln would win. They think this
because tho regular army of the United
States numbcm loss than half the force
now stationed In Madrld.
EVnn though the Cuban rebellion Iv
costlng 1,000,004) post-tau daily. stIlI Spun-
-Ish money In but little more depreciated
than It was three yeeraago
in tlmc' of
peace. ‘
I
Actor Charged With Blgamy.
ROCHESTER, April 17.——Actor John J‘.
Farrell, who plays a loading part In “Obi .
the Mlsslsslppl," was arrested here on the
charge of blgamy preferred by hlswvlfo.
Etta Farrell. formerly Etta Enos of this
city. The charge rests upon his alleged
marriage with his Medorn In New York
on Aug. 14 last by the Rev. George Mor-
roll of 1:16 West Twenty-third street.
When his case was called In pollce court.
the judge dismissed It on the grounds of-
no jurisdiction, and Farrell Immediately
loft town.
mum wan Rubbing the Malls.
LANCASTER, Pn..AprIl 17.—~Harry Gain-
er, aged 1‘.) years, employed bye livery
firm which has the contract for carryingr
mail between the postollice and tho PennL ‘-
sylvnnla railroad station. was arrested for
robbing the mails. He confessed his guilt.
It was Galner'e habit to open ticd snake
while making his route, and his steullugs
have been golng on for several months.
The amount taken In not known, but Ir.
thought to be heavy. -
Tobacco Ind Rerlproclfy.
W Asnixn'rox, Aprll I7.—Roprcscntotlvc
Clardy of Kentucky appeared before the
house subcommittee on reciprocity. He
spoke principally In regard to the tobacco
interests, saylng that. sovereigcmmfrlcs.
notably Spain. Italy and France, by gcv‘
erument control discrlmlnntod against
our tobacco. He asked that some way be
provided by which our tobacco crude may
be extended. '
Athleu-n Imuquthenl.
Loxnox. April IT.—.~l’n Athens dispatch
to The Tlmes says: “The mayor of the
city gave a banquet to the athletes who
competed In the Olympic festIan. The
Crown PrIncc Constentlnc and the minis-
ters of Greece were present. A reception
wan also given. at which the crown prluce
took leave of the sthletq."
--......._._..._ ._l._.. _.
In the Band. on the Sheriff.
,PI'I'I'SBUIm, Aprll 17.-.ludgmentc cg:
{reacting ”0,000 were flied against lbs
ergo wholesale, mllllnery house of J. ‘
Stronuburgol'a: Co. ottbleclty, meme
new In the hands of the name.
Even they would?
rev.
To WWW. W
”09:: to It: “with II» hand»
our and do he! may W
the: m. m
Early Ros.
rim do you» a in“ law
or the,- prdillrn M. (Mr! In
the virgin ml of old ”AIIMHIII‘
propagator: power WWW
The Beauty
of Hobron
A rtvul‘ed'rbe em. a m mp
par. «robin: «polar Wed.
N M lo “we.
Kin of
[or y
.l mmwrmrhe Ila-r Mllv. i
to It? days before the uncu- A Wild
cm r. Men» on W: or
the minority.
The New .
Queen
llommhioslhc linearly of “than.
lull in earlier. I’twlof unwr-
mis mid muddle».- I Will 1M
year at ”I" Meet in Merl» m
the acre, merry M this «slimy.
The White
Star
.\~ late heaping kind. a lbw «41mm
and will arm- Mural-1m. The
(men it norm. do «ml whatn-
prmmvmmmeromovmla ‘
did cooler. Pride of Ammo
err luv-uliaaaodw worth at!”
or ruclwlv Mk. llsmlv m rah»
able. Will repay you MW at. :
LOIINZO DIIILK.
HO I 70R
florid: andthoSccth
0v m:
CLYDE LINE.
Faw- m Jacksonville. l‘llo..¢2$.w;z «new
: dun . ind. do,
have in Humor. I'M. ”If”: *0
cordon, $46.04: .
”'11:" minim-.00.. 3. 0‘. new; martian
.‘J .
All ticket.» Include Mills! M limb
wuiloon boned chiller MW. PM may
Information.tickets, mac-1m m. by
quire of
mm. 7. BEARSE,A“.
my Norm». flux.
or W. P. (ZLYDEIE (10:... 45mm WM.
5- Mount; elm. Sim You.
wagons I
Now and mum“.
IUGGIIS,
PHAETOI‘.
CARRIAOIE
CAIONIS.
SHIDLES. HG.
PRICES To SUIT ALI.
uni. run one rum.
H ENRY TILLY.
'k-mwmmde
hem Mom! ?
lorillard’s '
Rosa-In
Cut Plug
'5 dmeWlfiq
" (eel piece-at. to this mu
The happy termination of an East
Wall’s Ian's trouble.
'43er Mo not smili- on on all. but
MM”? 3 stroke of the fllghly mu].
do“ stem the envy of thou- Ieu tor-
um. Offer! the fault In our own
up" we tannin In our burdensome con-
amon when the way II polnted out to
choke if all. It‘s 0 can or lfflhpln‘
Merrill". twin! a "good thing"
and suing right nth-r It. A clear can
of up right thing It the right time
low from 77 Haul: Biron-f In East
domain. Mr. runs. w. Bmlth. who
[WM there. related In Incident to our
[mew-nlflfll’l- the other day whlch we
publish here. u will no doubt anslat
[nanny Wither of our clllrwns and re-
“We many a back of burden: It hag
hum {or years. Mr. Smlth spoke on
faiths": ”I ha vo suffered very much at
firm frmn kidney dlreue and urInorY
”th”; backache almost unendurehlu
and sausage of the urlne was Vt-ry
painful. .flrndcd by a scalding unu-
“In. Won: have prescribed for mo
.04 l have taken all blade of medl-
clnu. but Innicbow or other I dld not
w 0mm. Then I read about Doon'l
“Mm I’lllr. They were very hluhly
”ammo-0d and I concluded that
their comm with other: might be do»
”mud In my case, I went to l'lals-
fM’s rim Ifom and. procuring a box.
martyred their use. The result can
In Cold In a wry few words. I am now
well. tornplelrly cured In every way
of my trouble. [can now onn the army
of put sufferers who are mundlu'g the
pulses of Dean's Kidney Fill: and rec-
ommend them to others."
The last resort of Mr. Bmltb proved
the right thlng. Dean's Klducy l’lllr
no the right thing. No need waltlng
{or the last resort. Told-l born at first
and ems-e years of suffering and trouble.
For sale by all“- dealers. I‘rlcc, M
rim“, or math-d by Foster-Mllburn Co.
Balm, N. 7., sole agents for the ll. 5
H0 you scratch HHII‘ST‘I‘RII‘II, and won-
dlf what’s the mailer? Dean's Oint-
ment will insflnlly relieve and perma-
nent!” cure any Itchy disease of the
attic no manner bow lQE'Kffnlldln‘
The latest results of pharmaceutical
bk‘li-W‘Atflfld thebest modern appliances
maven-oi of in com )nnding Ayer‘s
meafllla. Hence I rough hull-II-I'Nl-
(it: In “laminae as a inodicine, it is
fully abbeavt of the age in all that goes
to make it the standard Mini-purifier.
”mm m absolutelv painless when
lie Will’s Witch Hazel Salve is prompt-
W xmrllod. This statement is true. A
min-t mnody for skin disc uses, chapped
literals .aml lips. and never fails to cure
Piles. Ii. I’. “:‘Bt‘ll and G. ('. Stillson.
As baldness makes one look perina-
mun-h- old. so a full head of hair gives to
nut-uric life the appnruncc of youth. To
moun- this and rcvent the for-liter.
Ayers flair Vigor is umfldcntly recom-
sauna. Both ladies and gentleman
waft-r it to any other dressing.
Chlldren Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.
I. blew Haven & Hartford
HAILIOID.
Trains leave booth Nor-walk as followe:
For Now York.
A. it. o 20,. is so. a 1m. (15. 7 or. 7 as. a 01. 90.1.
0'&1.'9§9,l0 “.1137. l’. M. 10 62,111.? as. 0 54.
our. Imus, 530. c ~20. 050. 1 57.811.1020.
susDars.
MI. entertain. l’.llf.614.723.928.
“no. “can “york for So.Norwalk.
LK-WJ con. '1 on. 8 no. 0 no. 10 cc. 1006. 11 00.
in an. lace. P. M. 1 04. 200. an}. Hr). too. 430.
.0 advance. 7 no. N m. 9 au. 12 00.
serous.
Ll. 01,730. km. 600.1000.
to." South Harv-ll:
for Now Haven.
A. M. i108. l 20. e 31".738.84ti.9 11.1005. 11 m.
a. u. P.1d. 1206.137.303.420.607. WI. 671.
43-21.»? to. c n. 9 «I. 11 15.
DANIURY DIVISION.
Lat-y, Go. Norw-Ik.
M1. 031.1011. P.M.143.d33.612.555.
SUNDAYS.
Add. 1.920. BM. in. .
, Lie-y. Dnnbury.
All. cw,730,957.1140. RM. 423.657.
' survmxe.
A-l. 306. Ml. not.
MAJ—.oczuumes,
Paper-Hanger. Calciminor,
.. . Painter.
' ”Ls—n In
mu. um run canons.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers,
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for Inspection. on notice by postal.
WW Chou-fully Given. 111le
For Sale“ by
8. B. WILSON
IUILDER AID REAL
ESTATE AGENT.
93 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CT.
Two or Thu. Good .Homou’
On an installment plan. or will exchange one
for stone or mere dlse
“WI! IONA“ - - -
. . . SAVINGS BAIIK.
DI ern‘tou Dermot.
0 dollymmeto 12 a.m..und from
i “if: F. m... and on Monday evoulngl
much . .
Interest illegal on depopltc.
‘ I SOLMANS Profit.
roux untaggem
_‘ .lfllll‘ll. RAW. and Tram
. ,ll
‘Plaistod. No cure no pay.
Lowm. Hm" Aprll 80. wilt—“My
little baby. mum week- cld. lu-
um... birth suffered mostly from wind
oldie. All remedies failed to ease him
until a lady friend rwomlnended Dr.
Hand‘s Colic (lure. I tried it, and would
not be Without It. and l gratefully advise
all mothers wieliinga sure nobody for
(Nicky babies to try Dr. Hand’s Colin
(.S‘nrc.-~Ilrs. A. L. Hturlevunt, No. {I
San ma Film."
‘1'); and’s Remedies at all drug stores,
A little ill. then allttle pill. The ill is
prone the pill has won. '08 Will's Little
burly Risers.the pills that care KIWI! Ills.
h. P. Weed and r. C. Stilllon.
Condo-ad Tommy.
Chas. B. flood, Broker and Manufac-
turer's Agent. Columbus, Ohio, untitled
that Dr. King's New Discovery has no
equal as acting}: remedy. J. I). Brown.
Pmp. St. James Hotel, Ft. Wayne. 1nd,.
testifies that he was cumlof u Cough of
two years standing. causod by La (irippe.
by Dr. King's New Discovery. 8.1“.
Merrill. Baldwinsvillo. Mm., says that
he has used and umnnucndcd it and
never knew it tofail and would ruthcr
have it than any doctor, became it
cures. Mrs. llenuning, 222 3. 25th St.
Chicago. always keeps it at halal and
has no fear-of Cmnp. lxwauw it inntantly
relieves. Free Trials Bottles at Still-
5011's and Wood's Drug storm.
Busy people have no time. and sensible
purple have no Inclination to use a slow
remedy. One Minutollough (lure acts
pminptlv and gives penuancnt results.
1. 1’. Weed and o. t. sumon.
Did You Em
'l‘ry Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not, not a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be poculhuly adapted to the. re-
lii-f and curb of all Female Complaints,
overtinn n womlerful direct influence in
giving: stu-nnth and tone to the organs.
If you have Less of Appetite, (.‘oustipa.
tiunplloiulache. Fainting Spells. or are
Nervous. Slwpless, l-lxcitablc. Melan-
choly or troubled with Dizzy Spells. Elec-
tricliittm’i.‘ the medicine you need.
Health and Strength are mummtelal by
its use. Tifty mails. and $1.00 at Still-
mn's and Weed's stores.
It is not a miracle. It won't cure every
thing. but it willcure piles. That's what
DeWitt‘s \Vitoh Hazel Halve will do, be-
cause it has done it in hundreds of cums.
E. 1’. Wood and G. (2. lltillson.
Clllfl'h Cannot be Cured
With loml applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. (lafarrh
is ablood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you must take inter-
nal ,uuuedics. Hall‘s (‘atarrh (‘uro is
taken internally. and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's
(IatarrhCuwis not a quack medicine.
It was prescrilmd by one of the best
physicians in this omintry for years. and
is a regular prescription. It is compos-
ed of the best tonics known. combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting on
tho muoons surfaces. The 1Xirfect com-
bination of the. two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in cur—
ing Cntarrh. blend for testimonials. free.
1". J.CHE.'EY do C(,)..l’rops., Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 750.
We might tell you more about One.
Minute longh (lure, but you probably
know that it cure»; a couch. Every one
dws who has used it. It is a perfect
remedy for coughs, colds, hoarsenoss.
It is an especial favorite for children,
being pleasant to take and quick in cur-
ing. E. l’. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
Children Cry for
PitcheflsOCastorla.
It's just as easy to try ()no Minute
lough Cure. as anything else. It’s
easier to cure a severe cough or cold
with it. Let your next purchase for a
cough be One Minute Cough Cure.
Better medicine; better result; better
try it. E. l’. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
Bucklln’s Arnica Salvo
The best solve in the world - for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, fetter, chapped hands, chilblaius,
come, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price. 25 cents
per box. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
Take a dose of DoWitt's Little Early
Risers just for ‘thegood they will do you.
These little Pills are good for indigest-
ion, good for headache, good for liver
complaint, goal for constipation. They
are good. E. P. Weed and G. 0. Still-
son.
You Don't Have To Swear Off,
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To-Bac, the
famous tobacco habit care. “We know
of many cases cured by No—To-Bao.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect,
smoked and chewed for twenty years;
two boxescured him so that even 13w
Smell of tobacco makes him sick.” 0-
To-Bac sold and guaranteed by R. E.
Book free.
Sterling Remedy 00., New York or
Chicago;
It’s all the same, a slight cold, congest-
ed lungs or severe cough. One minute
Cough Cure bunisbes them. E. P. Weed
and G. C. Stillson.
Children Cry for
Pltch_er’s Castorla.
Wheunebymdchwogunhermflo.
mum-mammogram
mmmnummmm
mmmmmnnmm
THE LATE GOV. GREENHALGE'B BUG'
CESSOR IN THE BAY STATE.
an Hanan-In and No lieu-r Dressed
an In Kennel-nut“. Not an Center
or n fluudohukor. but other Debut"
and I flood Camp-luau.
Roger Wolcott, the acting Governor
of hismbuwtta, is a Boston man. the
son of the late Lleut. J. Huntington
Wolcott. Heroines from u family as
old as New England itself. closely lden
titled with the early history of the coin
nice. and conspicuous In the colonial
and revolutionary"5 wars.
Mr. Wolcott\ld’the fourth Governor
in his fanlily. the other three having
achieved success in Connecticut. He
was born on July In. 1847. His hair is
prematurely silver-ed. but In constitu-
tion “and department he is a much
younger man than the date of his birth
would indicate. Six foot in height and
of athletic frame. be is pointed out on
the streets of Burton many times a wool:
no person of striking appearance by
men who do not know him. Always a
student and a close reader, he mu:
known among the students of 'llurvard
as a young man of considerable literary
attainments. lie was orator of his
due, which was graduated in 1870.
After leaving Harvard Mr. Wolmtt
beat all his energies to the study of
law. He was admitted to the bar, but
like his close friend, Henry Cabot
lodge, never practiced. all his than be,
lug occupied by his many affairs and
hb duties as tnwtee of several large as
totes. His once 13 on the sixth floor of
the Exchange Building in State street.
He has occupied there one large room,
rather bare and lonely looking. His in
clluatlons pointed toward politics. but
his extreme modesty long kept him in
the background. -
Nature seemed to have fitted him for
ahigh place. but politicians bercabont
always maintained that he required
somebody behind him to do the push-
ing. He was not aggressive enough.
but everybody admitted that he pm»
sesscdmort of the other essential re
quiremcnts.
noon: wou‘orr.
Mr. Wolcott was started on his po
litical career in 1377. when ho was sent
to the Common Council, where he re
maincd until 1879.
In 1832 be was elected to the lower
branch of the Legislature, and he was
reelected In 1383 and 1884. While in
the Common Council and the Legisla
ture Mr. Wolcott was regarded as a
hardworking, conscientious man. He
was not conspicuous in politics from
1854 to 1890. but he gave his friends a
tremendous surprise when President
Cleveland came Into the field. For a
time he was a Mugwump. He spoke
and voted against James G. Blaine. and
with Richard H. Dana practically defied
the old- line Republicans.
In 1885 Mr. Wolcott and Richard H.
Dana were sent to Springfield as dele
gates tothe State Republican Conven
tion. In 1891 he was chosen President
of the Republican Club, and in 1892 he
was elected Lieutenant Governor of the
State. The Hon. William' E. Russell
was Governor. .
Mr. Wolcott held second place from
that time until Gov. Grecnhalge’s
death. Four years ago. when there
was talk oIi runninp,r him for Governor,
he wrote: .
“My attitude toward the nomination
isthis: That in what seems to me the
wholly improbable event of tho Repub-
licans of the state wishing to place me
in nomination. I should consider it a
wholly undeserved compliment and
honor, and should not decline. but I do
not seek thenomination, and if it should
go elsewhere, as I think it will, it would
be to me personally a relief rather than
a disappointment. "
Mr. Wolcott will be the logical can
didate of the Republicans next fall, but
theAmericsn Protective Society, headed
by Congressman Rising Sun Morse.
want his political scalp, and will try to
get it. ‘ ‘
Not a New Woman.
They were discussing politics, and
there had been a noticeable lack of log
in in any of her remarks and argu-
ments. At last he said witholittle
laugh: ‘
“I don't believe you can give mea
single good reason for your beings
Democrat." , .
"Are youwilllng to make a bet on it?“
she asked.
“I am,” was the reply. "If you can
do it you have two pounds of marrow
glacos. tomorrow? .
“Well, then." she said, with a merry
twinkle in her eye. “I am a Democrat
because my father is."
She got the bonbous.-—New figrk
Journal.
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