new or ALL DEALERS.
TI
0? .
utilises or assurars
.Made Easy and Perfect!
c in me.
{In these modpm «lays. the art of dress mak-
lag. for surelyu in an art. and an expensive
oncat that. has reached the proportions of
54;: new, ,
. . galmoat impossible for the women
of to $67. 0 kcep in toueh with tho fashions.
anrapl ly and so radically do they change.
, and it requires almost an unlimited purse.
’ Amman thatis able to construct [her own
,massnfrom the cutting to the finishing. is
fortunate.
‘ll Point to Be considered.
Will it papa attend a school and learn to
cut and ma
. method. in whic all the perfectlrvm have been
* combinedms the residcnca of this city now
I have then rtupityof neuuxrinrz?
Think I) t is With cum.
‘ School boom. 2 in band 7 to 9.Tuesdny.'l'hurs-
day and Saturdays. in South Main street. 50.
. Norwaik : Mondays and Fridays. its it all street
Namath.
igotatoas,
From Maine.
darn.
Peas, .
mmaBeans, ;‘
Pole or Bush. ..
Bush Beans,
~ : 7 All ofthe Best Kinda.
Shoat Corn,
select Pea Send
By Ounce.
SAIUEL COMSTOGK JR’S
72 North Main Street.
ing the word
Action...”
. .AcEIoa
.2 r r
‘If you are troulilcd with
Hndachc, Rheumatism, Neural-
gls, Bad Golds, ac.
Try a few powders, and you
will never tire of rccmnmend-
in it to your ' lilictcd friends.
W on called. 0 a case of La
Gfippc, Dr. ,Mnrlrmd always
~ gives the following prescrip-
tion:
. Melon. 1 tlr.
. Ft. I’ttlv No. l3.
8 .. Take one every half hour. fill vampir-
lna. a every four hours.
, , a. panorama.
‘ This success m the cure of
this disease is world wide.
Auction can he obtained at
R. H. Plainted’s.
that. M ‘ i’
‘ ‘Jocaacycmrm.
”Ill? Pathlight
Tluywhoridemcst are the
road. The P tall 11th
M V ”5‘s" hm
mrfimikw
. A sister ran into the reception room-and
c tn’yovm garments by a lailor’s .
l
1:.”ch tragic 0W5“: ,
scans; ms unlit ,
Annular. N. Y...» tiny, iii—Obarls‘e A.
Weddinston. assistunt financial clerk of
the state senate. shot himself at the home
of William if. Wallets! in this city.
Weddingtcn was in ion with Mini Balls
Webster and committed suicide bombs
she had rclsoted‘ltls proposal of marriage.
lie was about til. span chase and had
been keeping cont by with Miss Wallater
about a year. 1-. Wed histamine a a
proposal of marriage Miss Walls f .
which she refused. as she was alreadysn-
gagcd to a student of the ,Uuivarsiily of
Pennsylvania. Thoreupen Weddington
threatened to commit suicide. . Miss Web
star plcadc with him to do nothing rash,
but it was travelling. She ran scronininl
from the room and to the nearest nolahe
bars. whereupon she went into hyatsrics.
found Weddingtcn standingagainst a soil
with a revolver pressed against his right
temple. Sham-led to him. “Charley. don't
shoot!” but a pistol shot immediately
runs through the house. Weddinnton fell
backward, striking his hand against a'
chair. while the blood sported fracly upon
the carpet and furniture;
A physician was summoned, and upon
his arrival it was found that the bull had
penetrated the . brain. through the right
temple and had flattened on the inner side
of the skullon the loft side. After work-
ing chr the unfortunate lever for some
time the physicians found they could not
restore the map to consciousness and gave
up hope of his recovery, Weddington died
at the City hospital soon after without rc-
galning consciousness. Attention was then
given to Miss Webster. who was found to
be wildly delirious and in a very precnrh
out!l condition. Hoi- condition is very crib"
ica . ‘ ‘
chdlugtan had served two terms in the
‘ assembly as assistant financial clerk, and
was widely known throughout the stator
lie was born in this city in 1872. About
seven years ago he rcmoved with his pur-
cnts to Throopsviilc. where he resided.
FIVE'YEARS' IN PRISON.
The Sentence of the Four tending Johan-
nesburg Reformer-s.
BERLIN, May li.-—-A private telegram
has been received here which asserts that
the sentences of Colonel Francis Rhodes,
Lionel Phillips, .1. H. Hammond and
George Farrar. tho four members of the
Johannesburg reform committee con-
demned to death and whose sentences
were afterward commuted, have been fix-
ed at imprisonment for five yours.
The senteupes of the bit other members
of the reform committee. which were fix-
ed by the court at two years' imprison-
ment and a fine of £2,000, followed by
three years' banishment, have been com-
muted to one year's imprisonment.
, Jenner-t Succeeda limit.
Pns‘muu, May l«l.——Gancral P. .l.
Joubcrt has been elected vice president of
the Transvaal. in succession to N. .l.
Smlt, who died on April 4. (funeral
.lcubert has boon general in chief of the
. Transvaal forces, with a seat in the execu-
tive council.
. Nawfilprmos‘y For Buff-dc.
Brrvvaw. May la.--'1‘hc news that am.
ornor Morton had signed the bill making
a preliminary appropriation of 825,000 for
the erection of a new armory for tho 8ch
cntydourth regiment in Buffalo was re-
calvcd in this city with delight by the na-
tional guardsmcn. Tho armory when
erected will be the finest regimental home
in the world. It will be leod upon a
lofty elevation overlooking the lake and
river and hotter part of Buffalo, using an
entire block formerly urcupicd by the
city's water reservoir. It may bc can fool
longer than the nrmcryof the Thirteenth
rculmcnt and half again as wide as the
Brooklyn armory. The money appropri-
ated will be used in preliminary Work of
preparing plans and specifications.
Woman Convicted of Murder.
Wrclmu, Kan. May li.~l\irs. irons
Iconsrd. who has been on trial burn for
the murder of her husband. Ilcnry Ii.
Menard, was found guilty of murdcr in
tho second degree. Sentence was deferred.
The fact that Lonnprd was killed in his
own house and that the motive was to so-
curc his insurance money was not. only us-
tabllshsd by ciroutnstancial ovldcncc. but
by the confession of the defendant. M arimi
Williams. the divorced husband of the dc.
fondant. who was supposed to have bad a
ad in the murder, Was rcloascd from
all. .. ‘
'I'n Reproduce the “indium.
A'l‘liFJSi-l, May il.-—lii. Aver-off. the
wealthy Greek resident of Alexandria, to
whose munlliccnce was due the restoration
of the stadium in which occurred the re-
ccnt Olympic names has decided to until!
upon the Work of reproducing the stadium
in umrhlc. 0n the opening day of the
Ulympic noun-s a statuc of M. Avcrcil
was unveiled in Athens as a recognition
of his generosity in dairaying the coat of
restoring ilic stadium. “
Pound Hunting In the Niagara.
iuiwuvon. N. in, May li.~’l‘hn body
of a baldhcndml. gray mmtnchcd than
between fill and daycare of age was found
llcntlng in the Niagara river. The body
was not bruised. indicating that. lthml
not. come «war the falls orbccn through
the rockrlbhsd rapids. Nothing aimut the
clothing gives a claw to the ldontltyof the
man csccpt the initials “W. K." on the
shirt. Coroner Walker has the rstnnins in
charm. . -.....
.l’ropcliu listened by Fire.
Eurasia. May it.--Flre damaged the ’
steam propeller (‘2. if. Francis, «wand by
the Buffalo. Rochester and i’litshurg
iiailrrasd company. about $1,500 worth
while the vessaiwssiylpg at the Union
Boat company's dock on Buffalo creek.
Vessel and cargo are insured.
”own...” my “mama...“
New York Male ”natal Minty.
ALIiAKl’, tiny ll.-~‘l‘bs titanic Dental ao-
cisty clotted the following officers: hm»
inept, ll. J. Barkhart, Bulimia; vice pres.
ldniit, C. it. Vim Vicok. hadron; score»
my. C. 3. Butler. Buffalo: treasurcr, .l.
l. liars, New York; correspondent, it.
Oitclcagpl. rm York.
Pastas pm of Antimony. ?
Wcmrwrss. alarm. May tau—Mm Nora
Perry. pact and author. of initiator».
Mm, died this afternoon at spcplcxy at
the summer boarding house of Imucl
lisaiy in iiudiay, when she arrived for
the am a few days can. like was till
years old. my ... ....
totality its Ii ”is;
Your. Pa. tiny lawn care in at
mm quarry. asst belts. waited in the
Min of Jonas l'lsyitnhia and tho fatal luv
m of Justice varnishes. , ‘
.. r Wm m
“a
‘ f Metropolitan Club. »
Ila caused Ills E‘s-Fiancee. Miss Wil-
list a, of handing Defamatory Letters
to Safety Womuwfiovsmors of a
01 . Turn Him Down.
W summon. May il.—-Tbo case of
Price Ytarblds. who' accuses )iiu ,jhicy
city, . f sending anonymous letters lathe
wlvs of prominent area, has been serious»-
‘iy co - rider-ad for several days by the gov-
arnc of the Metropolitan club. of which
they any man is a member. None of the
gov; more will talk about the matter, but
it is is. rted that his expulsion has been
decid upon. The reason advanced II
that c has openly. in and out of the club.
trad and Miss Williams, a lady of gantlc
bread up and spotless character, who on
Joys be respect of the best people of the
city. He has repeated with the utmost
puhility his charge that he knows that
she ~- etc the letters and could prays it.
Th mystery of the anonymous letters
is It] unsolved. The fact that there
prom sod lobe a social upheaval in this
city lilch would eral the Kotza latter
will In scandal in Berlin was told in
these dispatches on April 10. Nearlya
scars of leaders in Washington moiety,
must i them wives of statesman and di-
plum lists of national reputation. had re-
ceiver the letters. The name of Prince
Ytur lda was in every instance scandal-
ously circulated with that ofthc recipient
of th letters. The princc has been on-
gage to Miss May Williams, the careful-
lyre cd‘ daughter of General Williams.
ox-myor of New London, Conn. Miss
Willims had broken off the match, as her
lath Was nnaltsrably opposed. to the
marri . go, and she had ,‘bccoma convinced
that all acquaintance between herself and
the yr ung man should be terminated.
IA"'OP§ Derogatory to the Prince.
At the time several anonymous coni-
munllutions similar to those afterward
rcccl ed by the ether ladies came to Miss
Willi ms and her mother. They were do-
rcgatny to the prince, but as no name
was a plied to them and they were couched
in shccking language they were immedi-
ately destroyed. The prince was given
his on so because neither the father nor
the d lighter regarded him as capable of
suppo lug arwife or sea desirable match.
His (1 smissol angered the prince, and on
lcavi g the house on the day he was told
not to enter it again he is said to have
l’urior sly threatened Miss Williams for
break pg of! the engagement. ,
Soon after this a number of married la-
dies. it whose homesthe prince had been a
welcome visitor. began to receive unsigned
letters, some typewritten and others made
from words out from newspapers. hinting
at th r relations with the prince.
In Ohio of thalatt-ers it was suggested
that. many bc sent to the prince. in 0th.
on it as urged that the prince was not a
lit in u an) be received. and in all the
print: was attacked and vilified. Natural
ly the letters seemed to be the Work of
some enemy of the prlnca, and, while
greatl shocked. the recipient felt no in-
dlunn ion against him. He seemed to ho
tho vl tlm of some arionymous person who
was in: to have him shut out of the
home of his friends.
The insulted ladies immediawa turned
anslvc letters over to their lips-
and Yturiilde was asked to explain,
lbla. their source. Ho acted very
lonely at first. but finally admitted
that is know who sent. them. To the sur-
prise ftho husbands. he asserted that the
condo of the letters was Miss May Wil-
liams. his former flnncco.
A Wave of lnrllgnalion.
A vave of indignation immediately
swept. over society. and the accusation
:vn‘s at by the turning of bucks on “or-
ill a.
Sun as of the best people in the city im-
mcdla oly began to overpower bliss Wil-
liams with attention. and although nuthv
inc unit openly said it was quietly but
forclli y demonstrated that tho sympathy
of soul sly was wholly with her.
It is falt by the friends of Miss Williams
that. he only thing to do is to discover
who 41 Molly aunt tho lcttcrl'l.’ They do not
bellov that Yturhida sent them, but they
think that perhaps ho knows who did. it
is pos this that. the lotion are the work of
scam jealous woman outside the pain of
polite society who has taken this means
of revamping herself upon Yiurhlda or to
compo him to asmwlatn with her by shut-
ting t u doors of all the lmusos whore he
nicat firmneptly visitu.
The fact that bliss Williams and her
mothcr rrcclvcd similar lotters bolero tlin
nourishment was broken off sci-ins to bear
out th s flinory. it. also makes it evident
that Vturhldc would not have sent letters
donnu iclnu himself to a young lady to
whom he was engaged.
llcurtlvcs hm vmrklnrlt on the curb. and
some cf tbc most emlnant lawyers in the
count are trying hard to get at the both
lain u the mystery. Inquiry at tho haunts
of th prince was met with the response
that it Was out of town.
.n
Will Follow Tollcr'a lead.
lime 'kn, May ll.-—A. ill. Stevenson of
this c ty and John 1’. Vivian of Golden
wereo oscn asdclegates to ths‘natloasl
llepu icon convcntlnn by the Republican
come lion cf the First congressional dlsa
f Colorado. i}. ll. Tlmlmlakc of
opted and delegates are ttnlnstructa
his. Stevenson in a speech declared
be we id follow the lead of classics Teller.
beach of Jonathan Manna.
n. prcaidsnt of the Goodyear tines
s mmpany of Benton, president of
palatal Rapid Mating company of
ideal of the international
city. aged 73 years. after three
tracks illness. lie was one of the best
know leather imam in the country. be.
pooch-l with the [loam market
since rlyia thallium.
n. .a .... “mam...” ..
cram In the "sin inquest.
Cu or spams. N. Y., May ii.-~Ai’t-
attain 3 three cameraman» the ipryln
the on of (lcloncl Help of New York.
when a “uni here last Saturday bye
sought in arerdict that Colonel
if. K. lain came to his death hyheiaa
or hvsfrsightcsramte
A sham uncle‘s Niece Killed.
‘ Lax screw. lip, Hay law-bliss Maris
Toxic. you 90. can cm of Dr. hymns is
TM fl hillsd a trullsycsr while
inflating. She was a «can at
it Maia and nuclei insists
m ,.
‘ lllllE It otsrivoa.‘
Vt ‘L bide May Be Expelled-Prom ~
Willi ms,,n ycnhg' society lady of this '
and
own—min»
"Discharged From; a Hospital. 9013- ‘rosul
are . at. or wasmrsror column V
nouncad incurable—em South
Norwslk incident. ,
non-r cxva'up run sum while
there is a plank to float on.
Discourcccment has cost many a
life. ‘
Fight it °Ul~ Try every ,means.
Failure In 'one case does not mean
that success is an impossibility.
Everybody makes mistakes.
lt-ia no sign that a man has chronic
disease
When he is discharged from an hos-
pital .
And pronounced incurable.
A complaint pronounced incurable
readily gives way to the proper rem-
edy. - , ,
it's simply a. matter of getting the
right thing and using it.
Doan's Kidney Pills are the right
thing for, kidney troubles. ,,
Everybody who has tried them strict-
ly. in accordance with directions says
co.’
Mr. H. Swain. No. ill Franklin street.
by occupation is a lineman. In ordi-
nary weather repairing telegraph lines
is far from beluga soft snap. Inclem-
ent weather plays havoc with the wires
and it is imperative that they should
be instantly mended. This means ex-
posure. and amendments 11 rule means
kidney trouble. Mr. Swain says: ”I
was in a New York hospital for over a
year under treatment for kidney com-
plaint and urinary trouble and when
discharged I received an uncured card.
i have a frequent desire to urinate—-
in fact. I had lost control. 1 procured
a box of Dean's Kidney Pills from
Plalstcd's drug store. They are doing
me more good than any doctor ever did.
I am not oniy‘bcneflted myself. but I
advised Mrs. Swain to take Donn's
Kidney Pills for hq- backache. She has
been cured.
For sale by all dealers. Price, 60
cents per box. or six boxes for 82.50.
Sent by mail on receipt of price by
Foster lililburn 00.. Buffalo. N. Y., sole
agents for the United States.
itching piles. night's horrid plague. ls .
Instantly relieved and permanently
cured by Dean’s Ointment. Your deal-
er ouzht in keep it
SUMMER EUGGEE‘IONS.
Bran Bags For the Complexion—Row to
‘ Maire up 'rhtn Materials.
Bran water is recommended for the
complexion. I’utn cupful of bran in a
small citcvsoclnth bag. Pour over it very
hot water. and when tho wnicr is cool
enough to use it. will bu found creamy and
loft. .‘ /. .
Thohmn imgia natal by many in the
daily washing of face and bands. Sumo-
limcs them are nddcd shavings of olive oil
soap or mu rllill. which give it dcllcntc
perfume like violets to the skin. lndlan
uieulurlxittiirul in pitch rubs'lltulod for
bran.
’I‘iio dry air of the modern dwelling
hnusc is lnlinlcal to bounty, drying up the.
skin and causing early wrinkles. Thorn
lh'ihlf ‘li.
is an luumrntivu hood of flushingthc whole
hoiwa frequently with triallitilrhy owning
doors and windows.
Skirts of thin material are usually not
iluml, helm; made over u separate sill:
skirt that is «riffcnmi in bold tho thinner
diluent. liuthcrthlck fulllo is lllli host
silk for this purpimv. ovr‘u inr comm of
much or linen. The "turn firm In the
upmiiiyof illu inllln flan lioitur will ilm
skirt fulfil" its ulmxw. 'l'im muslin or
ollwr slaw aklrf ltl ultra-hm] to the lawn?
can only at the belt. but is lightly tucked
in it at each scam to hoop it in piano. If
tho thin “(unis hm madn up nvor fullln of a
contracting wicr. than: will hoodlum-um
of tint at the lli'lll. whore tho fold indoor
bio. Thu hcm lsliwmi’nrcoflcu lltml with
n bias stripinftlmslik which rim-w» an n
foundation. This minus the double pur-
mmmfprvscrvlhu tho sums totm at the,
ham and ulvlnu the mine more body.
Avllld baring timmlacmd the thin bremltlm
ummuch unthn him and saw the mamas
always with a thnh feil-ulmt in. first.
with the raw admin on ilmriabtuldtt of tho
skirt and than with tho (aligns insldu the
scam.
'l‘im illustration shows a lvxllcc of rod
lllmriy velvet. it. is minaret] at the waist
and yoke, tho lailcr ”PM!“ of ctnbmillcrml
ivory tulle. 'l'wu lmlcllr-llkc straps pass
down to the halt. The balloon electors, of
vulvot, proof nilmw lnngthmul havefall
apuulets of mnhmhimai tulip. The collar
lit of ivory min. 'I'lm bolt. which is tlcd
behind. is of rm] witch. ‘
A‘yvr‘s l‘llls are rw‘ummcuth‘d by
lamina physicians and droughts, as
the moat. prompt and (ancient remedy
for bilitmanvas. nausea, «militarism, iu~
divination. alliguishucas of tho liver.
janmllvc, and sick headache; also, to rc-
iiovn mill», ftvvuru. neuralgia and then-
mutisru.
As the strength of a building dcpcurls
own the solidity of its (animation. all
health dogmatic spam the madliiun of
tho biotic. To cupid impurities and
cause the vital fluid to Manna rigorous
and lliesaivlng. .iycr's harmlparilia is
the main powerful and cil'ectivc meals
i‘lflt! in um
-m w. .....«awwmb...
children dry for
Pltcher’a custom. ,
Childrah cry for
Pigtcher'i clitoris.
ram
if its Mfl‘mmmilhlllm.’ ,
aw Elvira. Conn 71. William St.—
”1 first knawof Drjlfand's Remedies
for children live yemago and I am
connnuauyrecommcndingothermothcrsi
tense them, and always with the best
ta. My baby was destiny sick with
cholera infantum, and Dr. Hand’s Diar-
rhoea Mixture cured it almost immod-
iatol . Dr. Hand’s Colic Ours is also
or cnt.——Mrs. N. A. Dania .” Dr.
Hand’s Colic Care and Dr. Hand's Diar-
ggooaa Mixture are sold by all druggists,
Eczema is a frightful affliction. but like
all other skin diseases it can be perm
“-
. . nontl cured by applications of Do‘Witt’s
Witclflazol Salvo. It never fails to
cure piles. E. P. Weed, Norwalk; G.
(J. Stillson, South Norwalk.
his“...
Elwirlll Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season. but perhaps more nor-
nlly hauled when the languid, c aust-
cd feclin prevails. when the liver is
torpid ant sluggishnnd the need of a
tonic and alteratlvo is felt. A prompt.
use of this medicine has often averted
long and rhaps fatal bilious fevers
_No medic no will act more suroly in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache, . indig
gestion, constipation, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifi cents aur $1 per
bottlo at G. C. Stl son’s and E. P.
Wood's drug stores.
In the Spring 0. young man's fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of~DoWltt’s
Little Early Risers, for they always
cleanse the liver, purify the blood, and
invigorate the system. E. 1’. Wood,
Norwaik; G. C. Stillsou, South Nor-
walk. '
Mansions Results.
From a lair-or writtcu by Rev. J. Gnu-
dcrtnunmf Dimoudalc, Micl' we are per
mittod to make this extract: I have no
hesitation in rcccunniendiug Dr. King’s
New Discovery as the results were al-
luost- marvelous in the case of my wife.
While I was pastor of the Baptist.
church at Rivas Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeed-
ing LnGrippc. Torriblc paroxysms of
coughing \wmld last hours with little
iutcmiption, and it seemed as if she
could not survive them. A friend rc-
couuumulcd Dr. King's New Discovery;
it was quick in its work and highy
sniisfuutnryih its results.” Trial bot-
tles fn’cut G. (l. Stillsou's and E. P.
Wood's drugstores. Regular size 500.
and $1.
One Minute is the standard time, and
One Minute Cough (hire is the standard
preparation for every form of cough or
cold. It is the only harmlcss remedy
that. produces immediate results. E. P.
Wood, Norwulk; G. C. Stimson, South
Nor-walk.
Hovis This?
We oil'cr One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Cularrh that can-
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Care.
I". J. Litiaxrzv & (30., Props, Tolmlo, 0.
We. the mulcrsiuued. have known F.
J. Clwucy for tho last if; yours, and be-
lieve him. perfectly honorable in all
busimyss transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their flnu.
West &. Truux. Wholesale Dmgaisls,
Toledo, 0.. Walding. Kinnun 85'Mar-
ii“, “'lmll-snln Druggists, Toledo,
. no.
Hull's Cutarrh (lure is taken internal-
ly, uctihgdin‘otly upon the blood and
mucous surfzu‘vs of the systvui. I’ricc,
The per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free.
Mrs. R. D. Young. Midrilcburrz, 1a.,
wrltcs. I huvo ill'll‘il Ono Min-no Cough
Cure for six years. both for myself and
clilldroh. and i musldm' it- tlw qulckosf
acting and most satisfactory Cough
(‘urol lum- qvcr usl-tl. E. P. Wood.
Norwnlk; (.‘r. i‘. Stillsun, South Nor-
walk.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s castoria.
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. a
Did you over think how rcndily the
blood is tailsohcd by constipation? lint
blood uwuus bud health and prmnuturs
airings. DcWitt’s Little Early iris-urn,
tlwl’nmnusllltlc pills, overt-mun obsti.
halo mtmtiputiou. it}. 1’. Wood. Nor-
walk; U. i). Stills'm. South NiirWlllk.
Bucklia's Aralca Salvo
The host snlvclulho world for cuts,
bruiaou. filll’l'i‘l, ulccra, sail. rhoum. fcwr
cumin. tutti-r. chumwd hands, l'llllllllllllsl.
coma. and all! skin eruptions. and raisi-
li‘vt'lyi'urt'a pilos. or no pay H'llilll‘l‘ll.
it is guurmttml in ulw- pl'l‘ll'l‘l satisfac-
tion or money nifuudml. ,l’l'im' 2:5 cunts
per box. It]. I’. Wood and (l. G. stillson.
A. I). Wmstvr. u prmuiuvhl citizen of
llsson. Mll'll.. after Nillll'l'lflg nonwhit-
iuuly from pllvs for iwonty yours. was
cured in a abort film“. by mini: lh‘Wltl's
Witch lilizol Salvo. an absolute cure for
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in an twilicriai ulnmt No'l‘wilnc, the
famous tobacco habit care. “We know
of many cases ruml by NdTo-l’kic.
One. a pfluulnoiit lit. Lnuia architect,
srpokmi and chowcd for twmty yours;
two lmxcacumd him so that own the
smell of hthmco makvs him sick." No-
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Young mothers iirnad the summer
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Colin and (‘iwlt'm cure. and ariminlater
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General Porter. Is Likely to Be
, McKinley’s Running Mate.
THE OHIOANB SAID '1'0 FAVOR. HIE:
racy norms-roam"- oratory and as...
clarity Would Greatly Strengthen the
Ticket—Think It Would Make New
York Suns la the Election.
NEW Yank. May li.——Thc Herald (1nd.)
has the following:
The McKinley leaders who‘bava rccantv
ly visited New York in such large num-
bers had another object in view besides
the checking of the demand for a positive
declaration from McKinley on the money
question. This was nothing loss than the
selection of a running mate for McKinley.
There have been rumors since the can-
vass for the nomination began that-tho
vico presidency had been offered to this or
that man in rcturn for his influence in
favor of McKinlcy’s nomination. The
names of them who have been mcntirincd
for the office would make a long list.
The only avowed candidate. hawover, is
Garret A. Hobart of New Jersey.
It has been amended all along that. in
accordance with precedent, the second
plum on the ticket Would ire-given to New
GENERA I. HORACE PORTER.
York in the event of McKinley's nomina-
tlhn. Ohio and New York were linked
when Hayes and Wheeler and Garfield
and Arthur were the candidates.
The choice of the McKinley managers
has fallen upon General Horace Porter as
the man who. they think. is heat quali-
can to make New York safely Republican.
Though General Porter has never held of-
l‘ico and has hitherto declined to become a
candidate. he will not refuse the. second
place on the ticket with McKinley.
General Porter and Major McKinley are
warm personal friends, and it is wall
known that. each has a sincere admiration
for the other. Two years ago they made
addresses from the same platform at the
gathering in honor of Lincoln. and last
year they spoke together on Lincoln's
birthday in Albany. ’l‘ba cordial relation-
ship which exists between them makes the
selection of General Porter natural.
.‘tlt‘liinlry “'nnta Porter.
It is said that the McKinley leaders do-
cidcd upon l‘lcncrai Porter nitcr confcro
cncos during which the availability of
several prominent New York Republicans
was discussed. ’l'hcy chime him because,
while ho has been a McKinley man from
the start. he has not been identified with
any faction of the party, and because be is
an srdcnt protectionist and qualified to
takn the stamp in the campaign.
Ills connection with the Union fungus
club, of which ho has been four times
president, was not overlooked, nor was his
military record and his popularity with
the Grand Army and other military organ-
izations forgotten. It was also urged in
his favor that his personal character and
record are not. upon to attack.
(ianerai Porter's eligibility is further
incroascd. in tho opinion of his friends
and tho friends of Major McKinley, by the
fact that from Hull to 1871i he was Gener-
1 al Grant's confidential aid. and his ex-
patience in tho Whito Home at that time
stave him an intimate knowledge of load-
crs. mmsures and forms of procedure. in
addition they tuko into account his mn-
sislcnt advocacy of sound money and his
standing among the liusincssmcn of his
own city. He is a man of ample fortune,
which its has lnrruaaad in business.
When General Porter. as president gan-
crui of the Sons of the Atncrirmi Revolu-
tlon. made the address in Detroit on Fob.
cc of this your, Mark Hanna and many
of Major ftlclilnlcy’s friends warn present
and had nlrcudv made their plans for litr-
ls’lnlev'n nomination. Now that they so-
gurd the sucrpss or thusc plans already
achieved thcy are ready to r-cmplutc the
ticket.
Cmiinrehcca how-can members of tho
lfnlou imagine and other licpulnilcan clubs
have boon held within a law days and
have led to an understanding which. it is
said. is favorable to thoprnposcilcomblnn-
ilun.
Whether the settlement of the vice prea-
ltlcnilai question will cnusc disammint-
inputs which play remit. in (insertions
from the Hois’inluy ranks remains to be
soon.
Mrfltnlry and Reed.
l7'l'if'l. X. Y.. May ll.»lmwell ll.
Jcrnmc of New York city, a member of
thn New York board of manners at tho
McKinley lsltmia. addressed a meeting of
the local McKinley club in this city.
Arcana other things he said that Mexico
lcy wail sure of the nomination and that
Thomas ll. Read Would be 13mm“ vice
prcailicnt. Ila said Mr. Road would accept
the minor herniation new. and that, like
Jefferson, he would be accorded the night»:
one at the succeeding presidential election.
no" McKinley mug-tn.
Cssaasnrna. W. Va. Hay flu-Tim
First district Republican convention mat
hers and clactcddcleaatea to the M. lxmis
convention. leutlmia wars unanimous.
ly adopted declaring for protection and
sacral money and lastrnciln shallot-anion
in rate for Heliinlsy. he delegates
chosen were lien flchmnlhaalo of Wheel—
ins and line W, aghast of this city.
Verdict Against a Newspaper.
Form. lit. in. May Muir: thsmpflm
mutt the jury in tho case of Alamo Fit.
tcriy versus the Albany Journal brought
lasvmilctin favor of the plaintiff for
sumo. The lam which The Journal
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