whom new. us;
I
. haareached the propo’ one of
aimed} impoeeible for t women
-to inhoueb with the Moon.
eb.mdlcally do they change.
, an unlimited purse.
‘a . . i iaable to construct her own
.mun , cutting to the llniebinng
Hot to Be Considered.
pe' toattend a school and learn to
~ - , ergownuurments by n tuiior’s
-;whl all the Deflection» have been
. as there-widened of this city now
‘ unity of acquiring ?
with care.
amound'ltooll'uesduy'l'burs-
. vs. 2! South Main t. filo.
outlays and Fridays. is Well street
\
PLEASE sue
leeiueapoundofteu,nndone of cuf-
in. mm isn’t afraid to send me, be-
”she knows you will give me the
flu an if she came herself. Certainly !
finest and square dealing, sixteen
" been to the pound. and of the best at
It“. is what is always obtained at
W, and of the finest grade in
his city. Give us a call.
-? than coasrocx lll'S
:; if ’ ”incremental.
:Did you ever get tired of see-
“ " ing the word
lesion-m-
.. . . -AOETOli
? r r
If $011 {are troubled with
t ' leaaehe. Rheumatism, laurel-
. G pa. I“ cows.»
, H" 3'3 a few powders. and you
never tire of recommend-
in it to your afflicted friends.
en called to a case of La
‘ Grippe. Dr. Marland always
gives the following prescrip-
-tion:
ll"
. . llv film”.
. Take mthnmli’ hallbour.llll pertplr-
"" "m ' ”"1. ultimo.
‘ This success in the cure of
.‘ this disease is world wide.
" Aceton can be obtained at
R. H. Pleisted’s.
, Weehtnptoa
A vmue MAI!” mm mm
Ila nope-u“ to writ- 'a helium
He, no note a the W char-a»
tlea-Ieele‘lhattte Intention Warrante
nut finer-g lame mum.
In m. Jane lh—Jl'be World'e
Wt aye: ‘
W Cleveland. it to laid. it not“
”film-ran .,, tothanemocracyinbo
bai oi ecu money. Itwill proinbly
tab the m of a letteraddreeeed to roan
delegate to the Chicano convention,
”Meant time for its appearance has
not yit been settled. itneoy bepnbllehed
just before the convention meets or it
may bereeervidtohcread in the entire!»
tion itself. The moment thatappeorrto
be moat opportune tor its will be
chosen topat out this document. which
fllboa rrrnt eloquent protest against
-t eocrtflceof thallemoeratic party. with
itemnd hietoryolahnndred yearn. toa
new and Ponulietie idea.
, .jl’ho More MIMI” to take
this convene a laet effort to deter the
Democratic con trunn‘ pledging the
party tothetreocoi oteilveriahaown
to but few. it waa told to The Iorld
correspondent by one oi the president's
most intimate aeeocfaten ‘
The president has notepohen heretofore
on this eubject with the objectof influenc»
ing the action of the convention, almply
becaueehe haaregiiuad t toertain pen»
curate. who ha'v‘e been W or
other seeker! either for thenuelm or their
friends have need the free silver craze er
a meek with which to hide the real came
of their oppoeition to the administration.
and‘he has feared to mnilrm then- ln this
phase of M Wither by reiterating
publicly hie well known position on the
financial question. But after the dale
gatea'to the Chicago convention have all
been elected and the question humour in»
minent as to what position the Dance-t-
ic party shall take on thie lee-m the prod;
dent feels that nothing can be risked.
while a great deal may be gained by an
appeal from him no a Democrat to fellow
Democrats.
rorly Marlo ['p Illa mu.
The letter has not yet been on. but
the preeident baa been thtnhln ”lowly
of the matter for some time. and. it is un-
dmtood. has now :nllymade up his mind
to adopt this course at the primer time.
, 5'" will Iiaeither Boles or Bland." raid
Representative Bailey of Tuna last night
when questioned on to the probable rand»
date to be nominated by the Chicago conr
ventlon. Mr. Bailey is one of the free all—
ver ‘ lenders who believe in making a
atrsightout declaration and lighting the
financial issue to n finish this year.
"We are, sure of having a maiority of
the delegates to the convention." rot»
tinned Mr. Bailey. ”although we will not
have. (in all probability. twothlrda of the
convention. Unleea it should boon-e occ-
Bury. in ordertomahoa nmrlination. to
abroatc the old time rule requirinaama-
jority of twotbirdo of the convention to
name a modulate. we will follow threa—
peor that we cannot secure the min.
tlou of lb candidate in full sympathy with
our vicwr. we will have no hesitation in
putting old cuemmo aside and selecting
tho nominee by n atmplo ma‘ority vote.
The twotbirde rule traced from over
mutton at a time when conditiona were
dltferent from thereof the present. ltwnv
adopted topment the moth from non»
ing a president too objectionable totbe
free roll lenders and. vice versa. There in
no real necmity for it» continuation now.
and if the mnvention and it» ha tied
becnuaa of the eaiateticc of this t
it will rid itself of in"
anhey'e llarl l'alfll.
Comm Minnow. June ilk—An Ameri-
can lady from Mmah maker the follow-
ing statement: "Baring made arrange
manta with charitable persona at Cm»
etantlnoplc for homeoand on education
for if) orphans nt Mgruah and Aurifa. l
V prepsrodto bring them to Conrtantiao
pic. The Turkish authorities absolutely
refused to allow them to leave. eaying.
‘(livc or their human andwvwill look
after them.’ it was only with the ma»
est dilllcnltytbot 1 obtained permiaelnn
to bring my own three children. as the
olllciaie said that. balm: born in Turkey.
they were Turkish. although both tholr
panmte were American."
bliver Triumphant In North Carolina.
liMnmu. N. (3.. June im—Seurly all
the llcmocrntlc county conventions have
been held in North Carolina and show the
aimlute triumph of free ellver. it appears
that there will be no gold delegate- erupt
from one county at the state convention.
Walter (Work. now uaooiuto juice oi the
state supreme court. is to be indoraed for
vice president at the Felted Staten. Some
of tho county conventions have plain-t
their «talent-w tovoteioraoman whole
not on avowed advocate of free and on»
limited silver mime.
Mot ”In Playmate.
NEW Ymm. Jone nutrition» (Soho,
il.‘ ycere old. of r. barter errant and law.
recon Manon in years old. ot H norm
street were playing in front of their
homes and were ensuring theowelvee by
tiring off a to! pintol. During the playthe
Manure boy and a that which «each the
(lotion boy in the month. knocking out Mr
syntootb. The injured boy wan attended
by an ambulance surgeon and war ulna
home. Hie milont wee taboo la eavtody
by the Elizabeth street police and was sent
to the rooms of the Gerry society.
Attended llaee la the Mine Mt.
lions. June ”fa-Th". honored and
titty Roman ammonium»! the mum
Mitt-tremor: mm anode a W
visit to the Vatican. They attended one.
in the Sistine chapel In the pee-eon at
thepopc. who bleeavd them. The arm
wee a striking one. the milore giving pro-
longed chem and waving their hate.
”telly tutored try a nu.
New Yonm Jane “Ir-‘3. 1. ”.3:
minim-Wet t Mom
to.- light plant in new You and mi
debt at the recent electrial eahlbnha,
was fatally injured by a tatl at Vacate;-
tonvllla ii. J. fie m a Wat
thebmoftherlnii‘dmm
former m vmr W
hm Unions, Joan it‘s—Harrie l.
imam. aaatlveei flew York. ea or
Confederate-attire. for to M“
dwitameflewarleaee Galleon
out“ interment“ modem!»
mint.
WW
WW
tabiiahed principle». But if it thonid op—‘
lie. Wis. June lit-nit ie dad‘ltely
announced that a rehearlna woo be
.aakedbytlielm Hoodlum“).
the emit m. dielelct. IoDonaidaloolg
ored)andl.ll.lt.6reeo.thelatter son
or“ M ~- iv rum .~ ..
*’ m We...“ ’1 .
foul-W “ brottbooomc
mitten. Ind the case was decided by the
committee entirely upon atlldavlla. it is
W‘Tufiflflfi’d Tm." it.
live, , up get It
Don’t um. . ' v ’
be letter is brill. pulled for the III-
bernatorlal nominationdin 'i'exag, and his
irieaded‘eeiaee "t he will prhpurt every
., ... Pi! “'0 “gmthg’n‘;°
ponvention. . mom .0. ‘ ‘oo .
mitten raid that under no rcumstanoce
would they mount to a roh‘ring in any
case '
Under the rule of the committee unani-
mous consent will be required to revise
the roll. and it the committeemen referred
to peril-t in their apparition the contour
unto will have no resort rare to the cre-
dentiala committee.
THE PRlNCE sUso.
hm...
um to re, more In nun; Intro-
duced to an American Heiress.
Bums. June iii—Prince (.‘pri Iren-
bnrg'llinmln. who married hills Lewis.
”American heiress. is being sued lnu
liaiin court for 100.000 marks by the
agents who negotiated the match between
himeelf andiltleelnwie. , , , .
lie ie the mound younger brother pi the
hereditary Prince of lunburg-Blutcln.
engined to bliss Florence Pullman. and
was a well known figure in Newport. El-
boron and Chicago, in April.” lava. the
announcement was made that Prince Carl
von Iaenhurclllretcin bad bedtime engag-
ed to a wealthy young lady of blow York.
Mira Lewis. whom he had met at the
room near Berlin. .
BASEBALL.
ILflOSAL LEAHL'E STASDISG.
3. L. BC. 3 W. L. RC.
Baltimore”), i7 .ijitloburg....2i‘.'l .525
tflevt-land....5 In .619 Brmhlyn....‘.'i ‘2.’ .53:
Philadelphia” 3) no ,v (.‘him i. ....2l 24 .mo
t'lnnnnati .39 a) .215! New 'ork .3) 24' .t‘al
limttm ...... ‘5: fit Jill . llli. [Johnny‘s Ill Kill:
It? 1.!-
Wmlhingwn .25 w .545 l lamissrille. . .
Grin-nor lay liars Killed Pope.
312w Youx. June ifs—Ever since Wil-
liam Pope was killed in Walter & Broe'.
saloon at One Hundred and Thirty-third
street and Willie avenue Captain Creation
of the Morriennla atothm has been carry-
ing; on a quiat investigation. believing
t he would in time buble to capture
the murderer. . He raid night that he
had secured cvldcm and would have
eomething to ofl'er when William O'Con-
nor. the alleged burglar. ie arraigned in
murt. O'Connor la the man who was
shot two months ago or. according a; the
police, he was trying to rob the house of
Captain '1. W. Barrtow at 1042 lfnlon
ever alum Sow he to nearly well and
will be taken to court in a few days.
”railed tie-hon Bilprlro.
Mums. Juno ia—Scnhor lilbelro. ex-
minister of the colonies. to dead. Thomas
Antoine Bibciro was born in infill. lie
was cdncatrai at the University of Coim-
bro. practiced the profcaelon of on advo-
cate. waa elected to parliament and held
various adminietrativo poeitiona. He then
lived for atlmo in the l’ortugnm coin»
nice ln india. and upon his return in ms
wareereral times mini-tarot the colonies.
Senhor Ribclro was-beet known in Portu-
gal. however. an a post. and he published
several volumer of verse from ism on«
ward. He had also written two volumes
of travel published In mu. ’
Ilad Illa l-ltnll Fractured.
Bu: ll mun-n. 3i... .lnne ib.--Arihur l).
Addison. the Washington lawyer whose
ohnll woe fractures] by being buried
aminrt a atone well while leading a colt
by the halter at ltochburne. his summer
home here. is just alive. and chances are
that death to but :1 few hours away. The
thrill was broken in four placer. l-‘nur
pbyelrlane troyanucd. removing a piece of
lame as big no a silver dollar. Addison it
one of the turret popular summer colonists
and in one of Washington‘s lending attor-
neys. He has a wife and two children.
taught In a flair.
Snot limit. X. .l.. June lit—The
sloop Lone Star. Captain Turner. of Sow
York with a party from South Brooklyn
"insisting of it! prreona uli -told,on a Hell-
in. expedition anchored otl liliton‘e doc-it.
Allaltir Highlands. and was caught in
the pale. She took in considerable water.
had the jib torn from her bow-pm and
came near laundering when the honor of
the Sandy Hook life saving station went
to her “more in the to. A. F. Welcott
and towed the sloop to a safe anchorngo
{n the limiter. when the new in.
Three Were Drowned.
Canons. h'. 1.. June lit—lira William
Richter oi thleclly. Ire. Kate SlcCuc and
John lirewer of Philadelphia were drown-
rd while role-inn the Delaware river from
the Pennsylvania slim to tilonrreior in
a snail open taut. The river was very
rough. and the wind was blowing a pain.
All portions were timid! the influence of liq-
”. The two women were accompanied
try their husbands. who euceenled in up
in. themselves. lir. and )lre. lticblor
were married laat Tuesday. None of the
Miles bee been recovered.
flay-re That; the: l'aul.
l'nmmui. June lftulleputniinne with
the menu of all the towneof South Airl-
m waited upon President Kronerto thank
him torbterieraeaeyto thee-mum rc-
(M President Kroner pointed to the
liibio. with the month that there wan bln
golden lie than referred to Cecil libodm.
who he mid. woe noting so if he were
a. on ado. light. lie who had chilled
t trouble our oil“ free and was sitting
quietlynapualehed.
Itg flee at Interme-
Mr 1mm. .leoe i3.-nfl destroyed a
large warehouse oi the white Wells lilo
til . comm. attuned oi thirteenth
and axiom time. outshines lose at
“than. which to tally covered by them.
aeea Vilma ital ticbweh tell into a
hernia. stream of whlehy and woe eo
badlybnradmi it Is thought hewlll
eta John ”Hamid and Philip lie-rota.
drama. muted Natal baron about the
head- not arms
W . Wow...
steam and lick collide.
m
unpaid. whole mutlwne rumored to be,-
avenue. lie has been in Bellevue hospital-
l...
That's the Way They Talk. Be-
cause it's the Way We
Done In East Norwalk. I
............. ‘
Nothing pleases any one more than
tppreclutlml of Work well done. and we
can carry no news to the afflicted more
welcome than a remedy which cured
the some in others. A remedy which
cures needs no onward push other than
It gains for itself. Dunn's Kidney l’llls
fill every promise to the letter—they
are sure. to cure-vane! they cure. They
are simply and only :1 kidney cure—-
use one for any other. diseusc-wbut
king in their rmlm. is this clulming
pinch or liillei? If you have ever suf-
fered from kidney complaint—any of
its forms or stages—and have taken
Dodn's Kidney Pills for it. we will be
polished with your anewer. The moun-
tains of misery piled up by kidney
traumas lower above on other mis‘crlns
and outnumber them all. The trouble
is. so many are deceived by the symp-
toms. They readily believe it nnythlnr
else than kidney trouble. linckuchs,
{or Instance. means kidney-ache. nine
times out of inn. But it not cured. it
soon makes itself known as kidney des
atonement. by urinary sinus—either
excess or retention, and all more or less
painful. They are well understood
now in East Norwnlk and so are
Dgon's Kidney Pills. as the true spe-
ci e. '
Mrs. Frank Wills. who resides at 43
Flrrt avenue, says: "i had kidney
complaint and an aching back. I went
:3 l’luisted's drug store for a. box of
onn'a Kidney Pills. They cured me.”
Render. invesllrate these statements.
They are published for the bendit of
those suffering from any disorder of
the kidneys.
The aching back has no greater en‘-
emy than Dean's Kidney I’lllsflnnt in-
jurious to the most delicate constitu-
tion. Do not not on the bowels, but di-
rect on the kidneys. For sale by all
(lonlers. Price. 50 cents per bnx. or six
boxes for $2.50, Sent by mail on re-
ceipt of price by Foster Millmrn (30..
Iiuffulo. N. Y., sole agents for the
United States.
No need to scratch your life away.
ann'n Ointment brings inslnnt rellnf
in all cares of Itching Piles. Pin
Worms, Enema. Tllnmvormn, Hives. (it
other itchiness of the skin. Get it from
Vour_ dealer. ‘
Ayer's Pills are recommended by
leading physicians and druggists. us
the most prompt and efficient remedy
for biliousnees. nnuam. cootiveness, in-
digestion. slug ishness of the liver,
jaundice. and sic hemlnebe; also, to re-
lieve colds. fevers, neuralgia nnd rheu-
motion.
.._..-._. .. ...s- _7___....._..
when Baby was rich. we gave her Moria.
When aim was a Child. she cried for‘f‘nstorla.
When she inn-unit Mist. Him clung to (.‘autorla.
When she had Children. she gave them Castorla.
()ne swallow does not make Spring.
but one ewnllmv of ”no Minute Crumb
(‘urebriugs relief. E. 1’. Wood. Nor-
walk; 0. U. Stilllvm, South Norwulit.
As the strength of n building depends
upon the solidity of its foundation, so
health depends upon the condition of
the blood. To expel impurities and
muse the vilul fluid to become vimmms
and life-giving. Ayi-r's Slil‘fiilpiiriilzi is
tlu'uwst powerful and «limitivv medi-
cine in use. ~
Remov_a_|_[ioticel
Dr. F. W. Dunner has moved
his office from over the Post
liliieetn No. 1 PA liK Rt) W.
opposite Grand “porn Hulls“.
Stamford. (3L. whom he will be
pleuwd to on his Norwull: pn-
tionls. Faro allowed. (ltili-u
hours from it u. m. to 6 .m. He
will be at tho (BIT Hotel
every Wednealny from 8 n. m.
to ii p m.. for the munumlnticm‘
of h a .Norwnllr and South Nor-
wuiit pulllmtu.
DR.F.w.uARMER
Surgeon Denim.
STAMFORD. - ~ - CONN.
FMRFIELD COUNTY
- - lilTiOlAl. Milli.
to Wall street. ’Iomelli, Goon.
incorporated. mu. (,lnpitli, ”00.000.
1:!)wa o. 'mcmn'u. President.
nsvm n. ninth-m, Vellum.
r. c. (omen. Citellloi'.
DIRECTORQ.
Flown 0. Karma, Mmu M. illnvrn.
llsvu) ll. Mum: A. .l. Mlllllllli.
intrusions lmrwmn. Turn. it. Hmru.
iliA 0M. CHAS. if.Tiils'rilAlt.
Accounts of Manufacturers Merchants
and individuals Solicitor].
tale Deposit lloxee
Free to Deporitore.
,4} Us"
0. I. HARVEY'S ‘
CITY - EMPLOVMENT
AGENCY.
ladies and gentlemen desiring firth
close help in any «pointy can obtain the
mmelmmcdiately at the More agency;
also those withing munitions. either male
or female. can moreomoloyment.
W edi edict lr medium for in and
afifloflom no .12: on...
n. It. HhMW..itawm It.» «i
Oldlltlllio Windhoek -
Allen’s ls‘oot'Enso. a powder for the
feet. It cums painful swellings of the
joints and instantly fakes the song out
of some and bnnions. It's the greatest
comfort discovery of the hire. Allan's
Foot-Ease makes tlgbt'titting or new
shoes feel easy. It is u certain cure for
sweating. callous and lint, tired. aching
feet. ‘Tryittoduy. Sold by oil drum
gists and shoe stores, 5350. Trial puck-
nge free. Address, Allen S. .Olrnstend.
LeRoy, N. Y.
Eczema is n frightful affliction. but like
all other skin dismount; iooun be pormn~
nontl‘ ' ennui by applications of lleWitt’s
Witcx Huml Solve. It never fails to
cure piles. E. 1’. Wood. Ndrwnlk; G.
C. Stillson, South Norwnlk.
Free Pills. .
Send your address ioH. E. linolglen
(km. and got a free sample box of
Dr. King’sva Life l’ills. A trial will
convince you of their merits. These
pills are easy in action nnd' are put:
tioulnrly objective in the cure of (Jon-
stiputiou and Sick Ecwlneho. For Mn-
hu‘iu and Liver troubles they have been
pmved invaluable. Tiieynro gunrnutoml
to be perfectly free from every do-
,leterious substance and to be purely
vegetable. They do net weaken by
tin-ir- nction, but by giving tone to stom-
ach and lum'uls greatly invigornte the
system. Regular "size 250. per box.
Sold by l’luisted {1nd Weed, Druggists.
In the Spring n young man's fancy
ll htly turns to thoughts of—DeWitt’s
Lttlo Early Risers, for they nlwnys
cleanse the liver, purify the blood, and
invigorate the system. Fl. 1’. Weed,
Nglrlzvnlk; G. C. Stillson. South Nur-
w . r.
Your Boy Wont Live a Month.
So Mr. (Iiilmun Brown. of 8-! Mill St..
South Gardner, Moon. was told by the
doctors. His son bud Lung trouble,
following Typhoid Malaria, and he spent'
three hundred and seventy-five dollars
with doctors. who finally gave him up.
saying: “Your boy wont live :1 month."
He tried Dr. King's New lfiscm'ory
and a few bottles restored him to health
and enabled him to go in work uperfect»
ly Witilv‘lilllil. He says he owes his pres-
ent good health to use of Dr. King‘s
New DiSCIlW‘Y)’, and knows it to be the
bust in lili‘ world for Lung trouble.
tine Minute is the stundnnl time, and
line Minute Cough (lure is the standard
preparation fo‘re3~very form of cough or
cold. It. is the onlylmmlless remedy
that prmlnees innnvdinte results. E. 1’.
Wood. Norwulk; G. U. Stillmu, South
Norwzdk.
$100 Reward moo. ‘
The readers of this paper will be pious-
mltolourntlmt there is. at least. one
ill‘l‘lilll‘t'l disease that Sifll‘lli‘fl has been
iliill‘ to cure in all its stages, and tlmi is
(.‘nmrrh. Ilzill's (.‘uturrh ('nro is tin-
only positive ('un' known to the medical
fraternity. Cninrrh being a constitut-
iounl dimme. requires :1 coustitutionnl
m-nlment. Hull's (Juturrh Cure is tok-
mlinlvrnully, acting directly upon the
blood and "menus surfaces of the syslmu
thereby destroying the fonmlutiun of
the disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its Work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative xulwers. that they offer one
lnuulrud dollars for any case that it fails
lovnre. Semi for list of testimonials.
Address li‘. .l. (llmwy d": (30., Toledo.
H. Sold by «lruggists, The.
Mrs. R. I). Young. MiddlI-burg. Iu..
\vriirs. linm- nmliluu Minutci'ouuh
(lure for six years, both for myself mid
children, and l mnmider it the quickest
:u‘lilll: llilil insist mtllsfxusii‘lry (‘ongli
(luml how ever used. B. i’. Woml.
Nursvulk; (i. (I. Stillman, South Nor-
wulk.
‘ Children Cry for
Pltcher’s'Cactorla.
Children (in for
Pitcher'o antorla.
Dill you over filiflk‘ how ri-mlily the
blood in puimmul by mmtipmiuu? liml
blond umuus bml bmdtll untl nmmmm-
oidngv. lloWitl'nllitllv linriy liisvre,
liitefmnuunllttli- pills, over-mm"! obsti—
uuio musllpullou. E. l’. \Vl‘t'il. Nor-
wulk; (l. (3. Stillrum. South Norwulk.
Buctlln‘t Amie: Salve
The beat unlvo in the world for mils.
bruises. mum, ulcers. Hull rlwmn. fever
son-u. tum-r. olmmmi immls. vhilhlsliun.
norm. mul all skin eruptions. nml push
tivviyvurm pill-s. or in» pay rmuirml.
It in uuurnmmul to give gmri’m't satisfac-
tion or mmwv refunded. l’rim- 25 routs
per box. E. l’. Wood and U. C. scum.
A. l... Wl‘mior. upmmlm-nt citizen of
Um», Mich. uflnr unlit-ring excrucillh
inuly frmn him for twenty yours. was
cured in u u out time by using lhsztt’n
Witch Hazel Halve. nu ubmlutv mm for
all skin tlim'uwn. More of this [ll‘l'liill‘ll-
lion is mind tlmu ull others combined.
E. i’. Wl-ml. Nurwullt: (i. I). Stillsmi,
South Norwullt.
You Don‘t have To Swear Oil.
says the lit. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an mllwrini nixmt No-To'lino. the .
"We know ‘
famous minim hubitvnre.
of nanny cones mm] by NW'I'n-Buo.
(inc :1 prrmdpent lit. Louie architect,
limo ed mud chewed for Went-y years;
two boxes cured him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes him rick." No-
Todlac cold and guaranteed b it. H.
Pluistod. No cure no poii I lit fmo.
Sterling Remedy 00.. ew York or
Chicago:
Young mothers dread the summer
months on mmut of the moat mortal“
ity «mm-g children caused by lmrel
troubles. Pei-feet safety may be. Mur-
edtlm w i keep on bond DeWitt‘s
. elm cure. and administer
liprom y. For crsmpn. bilious colic
ll?
oculutml to secure the rights of the pee»
u!
‘ 7 i ‘ ‘1‘ .‘ , ”W . I
The billion noinoerut {be barred witiH
Welmler nu Clay.
The oldest oil-United States .
living. the lion. James W& Brod dry.
of Augusta, Mo. who is ill your old.
Hisheulih is excellent and his in rest
in politics keen. He is for a gold stunti-
nrd under nil circumstances. Hello:
ways believed that s strict adherence to
Democratic principles as expounded by
the fathers of Democracy was best cul-
ple and the permanency of the glorious
Union. - .
Mr. B‘rbdbury you sent to the United
States Senate from this State in 18M
and occupied it sent next to Jefferson
Davis. With him in tho Semito were
Webster. Clay. Calhoun. Hnmlin Ma-
son. Benton. Hole. Seward and Chase.
He loves to look back on those days and
doings. and is delighted when some one
calls to talk with him on current-quot
ions. Mr. Bradbury was graduated
from Bowdoin in tho fmnouseluss of
1825. in the some class: were Longfel-
low. Hawthorne, Horatio Bridge,
George Barrett Gliuever. John Stevens.
Cnlmt Abbott. Jonathon Ciliey, killed in
u duel in Blandemlml‘lz. Md. by Wil-
limu J. Graves bf Kentucky. and others
who became men of note. Mr. Brod-
bur‘y amsiders Daniel Webster the
greatest illii‘ he ever knew.
Illapoolng of the Favorite Son.
"Henry!"
"Yes. Your Excellency.
f'A great. many favorite sons are
doomed to disappointment under the
present political system of the United
States." '
‘ “Your Excellency is quite right, or
usual.” | .
“Now, lieni'y. I have an idea which
seems to meet the case.”
“Will you deign to express your idea.
sire?"
"It is this. Henry. Let there be as
many VieoPrcsidL-nts of the United
States as there meat at politicnlmoo-t-
lug. Iiy this plan I‘lhink all the favor—
ite sons of the suecesalul pnrty could be
placed." -- Pittsburg Chronicle-Tole
mum.
'l'lio iloutlls, Father and Son.
What an odd thing this is that Bul-
lington Booth says about his father!
The father gives a vorydlifurenf impres-
sion. but one is inclined to believe the
son. Bulllngton was fort-ed into a cor-
ner and cmupelled to explain himself.
He said: .
“We loved mid understood this 0mm
try. Ho exhibited prejudice and “lift
conception of it and its people. He ob-
jected to the display of the national flag
upon our badges and in our halls and in
our homes. He said that tlie_timo had
arrived toeenol carrying the Stursuml
Stripes at the head of our parades. He
objected to the use of the eagle upon
our crests and insignia. illld constantly
spoke dopret‘iuiingiy of the country,
its people mid its institutiom. Uur (-ml-
stunt defence and explanation in un-
swer to his illiill'ks only incrmsed the
difficulty.
A Double Surprise.
M r. ( londy—l was surprised to sue you
'in n helplessly intoxicated condition Inst
vcniun.
Sluggers—I was surprised myself. I
thought i could stnml more.——l’luludvl
phiu North Allll'l'ii‘llll.
Tragedy.
“Come. old 1mm." said the kind
friend. "cheer up. There are others."
“ldnn't mind her breaking the en
emollient w lunch." suit] the lll‘Silml-
dent young man. “but to think timtl
lulvugnt to go on paying lhoiustul-
molds for it your income yet. That is
what jars me."- Iiuliunnlmlis Journal.
All iliunlon illepc-llmi.
Agnes—4t swim \vivkul tumt those
dour liltiu spring lambs that. gnmlnl on
the green! '
’zlulml'bln't worry, dour; Hwy me
never onion while they are able in gum
b )l.—-Det1'nlt Free Press.
Ton Murry of Them.
linulu-rw-Thn foreigners are gviiing
an awful hold on this country.
l‘msgyl-«ley urn. imlm-d. WM. l
rmulovvruiiwt. of men nuim‘nllml n;
the min-:1 yesterday. and by lhmnlw
every om of them wmu f'nrl‘l‘n'lli'l'. -
Philadelphia North American.
M’uliilr-Ii "int.
"i just vuu't. mulvrstuml it." amid the
(Iluwrful Idiot.
"(‘un'r. understood what?" nskml tlw
new bourdv-r.
"Wily bloomers. brim: nlulnlibimlly
plum]. should molten woman look no
migulur.“~«-lmliumumlis .lunrnul.
llad Moon the l'upi-r Wriglile.
.lulll» Have you over soon upmfnu
timml prize light ‘I
lllnbb -Yl,w. quite ofleuvctlmt in. I've
l‘l'iili oil the clmllungus.—~lioxlmry
Gillette.
Mrs. albumin-r. lll'I
“Whut um you doing with that slip»
per. "ml"
“Waiting for sonmlblnu to turn lip,"
~Trulh. 1
.yfi..._._
A Limited Acquaintlmro.
Fril'llllemll‘ wile meme like u differ-
ent woman when All” is speaking.
'I'ulliplililli--»l'i<r'f l'm ulmid i don't
know the otlwv.~’l‘own Topics.
{internally Followed.
Kindergarten Tflal'hl‘if ----- Wlmt hopper;-
rd when the womnn killed the gluon
that laid the golden t-gn‘l"
llullhyllllrriSIiuTlill goose was (‘mlliml
«blow York World. ‘
flood (cream and butter inmmll :pmn
titles are allosi'ublo and wlmlvsoum in
the dyspeptic. (hind. whole when
broad. free from bran. is exi‘vllt-nt for
restoring the weakened mrrous syclnm
to tiringlh. it ill in feet the ideal
(i. "
eliminate it all p in
”19?me
sxv-o's'lllroh eulnsunv I8 94.7 v
Hi0! _
been n life long. Democrat. liehhs ulv .
Catteria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Chil-
drtn. It contains neither Opium. ‘
Morphine nor other Narcotic rub- ‘
since. It is a harmless substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasont. Its
guarantee .1, thirty yesrt’ uto‘by ‘
millions of Mothers. Castorin is the
Children's Panacea-the Mother's
Friend.
For Infants and Children.
Do not be'impumi upon, luii‘lnslai upon
having Custorin, and not: that the inc-shun.)
signature of , ,
Is on the
wrapperJi' m
Wesllnllprm _ ' .
tcct ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tun Crmrsux Comfwvfll' Murray Bl..N.Y.’
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snrv «"f pimping ulli' c-mtumvru. The
prime urn us vnril II and pleasing no
lhv pupvi'.
Pointing, pup-r lumping omi dummi-
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' If llllf l'nnvmlll'nt for I‘m to cull oi the
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