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Ironic I. Block Nonilnated For Governor
on the Fourth Ballot, Timothy I. Wood-
rul For Lieutenant Governor on [first
Ballot and Judsoyvouu by Aoclomotlon.
Summon, Aug. xii—RPM itopubliean
Ituto convention at its session in this city
made these nominations;
For Governor—Frank S. Block of lions-
seiner. ' ~ .
For Lieutenant ererncr-Jl‘lmethy II.
Woodrui‘f of Kings. i
For Judgeo! thoCourtof Appeals—wire
viug G. Van‘n of. Onondaga. _,
A person who looked closely into the
causes for certain effects said aflor‘tho
chino of theVeom'onthm that this Willi tho
ago‘of tho sm‘ooth faced and the boy ora—
tor. Frank S. Mack, who was nominated
for govorimr."ls a young man, smooth
faced and a clever orator. ills winner on
on the ticket hast similar personal appear-
ance and is ulcokuowu as a bright and
entertaining speaker. The convention
which nominated them looked over the
heads of candidates who hav‘osorvcd for
yearn in the party and have grown gray
htmdod in tho service. who have never .
missed a convention and whose service
and assistance is sought in ovary catn-
poign. it was aoonvention that exceed-
ed in its enthusiamu and in its impartial-
ity mid in lndopcudonrna any convention
Withinadeeade. ltadjournod apparent-
ly well sutlsilcdlwith its labor, although
12 candidates, touch of them atowcr of
strength in his own locality in the state,
were conipclled to stifle their own person-
thom a prize that is certainly worth cov-
etlng. ,
l'p to within a low hours of the ad-
journment there was no sign of relief to a
cam'os's that included ill (mndidalcs, sev-
eral of whom had largo enough votes to
koop any of the others from obtaining the
prize. The conditions were such that men
yours could find no solution in which a
winner would figure and practically agreed
that unless Mr. I’lutt iighllled uparllou-
FRANK ii. liLAi‘li.
lur choice and agreed upon that choice
with the other leaders tho convention
might run on for days. Mr. l’lutt ‘lmd
ussortcd frequently that he would take no
haml in the selection of a candidate, but
he vitanuod his decision, and in an instant
the political ill-moment, which had been
nebulous in tho extreme, was absolutely
cleared. The conference of leaders was
held. and there was a long controversy over
whether the man to be given thoprirovas
to be iiuujamlu Odell of Orange or Frank
Block of Troy, it being decided that it
would not bowlse to choose either Mr.
Fish or Mr. Aldridge.
Mr. lilack won in the «undercut-o by a
single role. which was cost because tho
lieutenant governorship had been promised
to a Kings ooiiniy cumlidnte, and it was
not doomed wise to have both cundldulos
from tho sumo part of the stale. 'l'o pro-
voul, however. any unfairness in the loot
tor. the nnuubors agreed that both Mr.
(Neil and Mr. llluck shouldstay in the
mum, and lot the best man win.
5, The Ilecluiw Bullet.
The (loch-live ballot for governor was ",4
follows: Aldridge, 77', h‘lsll. ll; lliack, ma.
Sominutlous were then made for llou- .
iaiuuit governor, the tonnes of Titan
Sin-uni of llcrklmor. 'l‘lmolhy ll. Woodroll‘ f
of Kings and Nevada N. rilranuhun or Us l
wcuo holuu Ill‘iliit'llll’ll. The ballot result .
rd as follow»: Wotulruil', Juli, Struuulum,
l7“; r‘lll'nl’ll. 4!.
The noloinolion oi Mr. Woodndl was
then ll‘ililltl unanimous. .
The choir announced that ,lho selection ,_
or a pumlldmo for judge of the court or .
"l'lW‘h‘ was in dolor.
l~'mnk Ilismwi; was recognized. He
moved that firing (i. \‘oun or (laondouo
be nominated by ul‘t'lumulion.
no umouduu-ul that the lu‘l’l'ulltry be dl. .
roan-d locust illu lmilotof the convention i
for lrving ( l. \‘unu oi (nioadaua wan accept
ml and posted. The mu'rclury nanouncml
llmt 7 m t'llll'nWl‘i‘l‘ cast for Judge \‘anu.
vcullon.
”the slain (‘Ulllfllllll'll was author-trod lo
till any Hermosillo Willl'll may occur on the
air. Womlruii' was ilrtlll‘t‘llt at the man
\‘t'illdflll. He made a short speech, oxprma
lug hie gratitude and awn-clarion or the
tumor that the mnvmulon had conferred
upon him. lie tin-dictation overwhelmhm
ibamhllcan victory in hovomln-r
New mule ll.‘ unlit".
Tho new Republic slate conmtlllne
includes {limo nn-mbo a: First district.
William J. Young“; .“ mud. Alan—ow .la- *
robs; Third. no cholc yet made; Fourth,
llolmrt A. Himrkoy; ma. .lolm lhlnlwrt;
l-‘lrth, llanry (1. fiction; riovmnh. Cilitl’ll‘s
W. Almandcr; Eighth. lbrnolius \‘on
lion; Ninth, “harm ll. Murray: ’l‘onth.
milieu A. firemen; Flimunlb. linorgo llil-
rd; irrelfth, Amara ’l'hornloo; ’i'hir»
lochth, fluorite Wanamaker; Fourteenth,
. ho Hilflrltnmlmr: Fifteenth,Uttoirvhng
foe; summit, William ll. Tonayokii
Montmnth. Benjamin ll. (lllcll, Jr:
hi more. tools it, ran; Nutritional.
t}. . (lollies; ’rwmulcth. William Barnes,
.11.; ’l‘wuntyrlirst, Hobart Krnin: Twen-
trig-whit. William L. Pewter; Tryout-g»
third} Situation Helm; loamy-loud.
John T. hint Twentyfifth. (Iberian W.
limited; ~ Monmouth, tlemge ‘99. Dana;
Titan ymehtlt, French; Hendrick:
”revolution. hornet ll. limit; Tone.
ty-mutb, John F. Farther»: Thirtleth,
Audio 1). million; Thin-pant, (flange
mutation. with power of subduction:
WM Join it than 'l’hlrtr
.8.
‘ilpliil,
third, Harvey .l.-: ti
William, .1. Glenn.
Front I. lilook.
Frank 8. Black was born on a farm in
Limington. York county, Mo, on March
18ml. lie 'quI mlucotod at Lebanon
academy and at i‘lartmouth college, from
which he was uriuluutod in 187.3. lie
moved to Johnstowu. N. Y.. noon after.
ward and heomne the editor of The Joan
no! of that town. Going to 'i‘roy, be John-
ed the stat! of The Timer an n reporter-and
begun thoetudy of the low. At thobur
he soon took high rank and built up a
lucrative practice.
In local politics Mr. Black has: always
boonuctlve. like is an eloquent speaker
and do the utump is noted for his aggres-
siveness. Two years ago lie was elected to
the h‘lfty»fourtli congress by a plurality of
his Denmcratic opponent Doing
Charles D. Hninml. Mr. Black was the
temporary chairman of the Republican
state oonventloh now in session. ills ad-
dress on taking the chair wusa numterly
treatment ofstuto rind national issues.
Mr. lilack wuslncutloned in the sum-
mer as a desirable candidate for governor,
but at the convention his nomination was
in tho mituro of asurprisc. i'p to yostorday
ho had not been seriously considered nil in
the race. The fact that ho was nominated
by equudue J. liidcr Uady, one of Louis
W. l’uyn's henchmen, indicates that Mr.
Plait was holding Black in reserve for the
emergency of a deadlock between Aldridge,
high and others who had claims upon
it .
Timothy L. Woodrufi’.
Timothy ll. Woodruf‘f was born in Now
”1on on Aug. 4, was, his father hiding
the late Hon. John Woodrnii, who rcl‘lro-
sealed the New Haven district in congress
from 15:35 to woo. Mr. Woodrull' was ed-
uoatod at l’hlllipsfltxetor(wadomy and Yale
ooiiouc. boinu graduated from the latter
in 187”. ‘ '
In 1889 he received the degree of noisier
of arts from Yale. After leuvlngooiluirc
he took a business omirse at Eastman col-
lege. Pounhkoopsio. He has been remarkn
ably successful in business for so young a
man. Entering the firm of Nash. Whlton
do Go. (now the Worcester Salt company)
of Brooklyn in last, he became in a few
years the proprietor of the Franklin, Coin-
mereial, Nye and Waverly stores and two
grain elevators. lie is also the secretary
of the Brooklyn Grain warehouao and is a
stockholder in tho Maltlne Manufacturing
company; He was one of tho incorpora-
tors of the Kings (‘t'mnty Trust company
and ion director in several banks. Mr.
Woodrull is also a member of the New
York chamber of coumiaroo. .
During the omnpulgnsof lhsl and load.
when Hath how was elected mayor of
Brooklyn, Mr. Woodrnil' war a member of
the executive committee of the Brooklyn
Young Republican club. He was u doin-
gato to the licpublican stato conventions
of Ida?) and in succeeding yoursund in
lh‘c‘h represented his district at the Hopub»
ilt‘un national convention. liu llllsl served
on the Republican stutocommittee and
also on the executive committee of that
body (in Jan. in of this year Mr. Wood-
ruil' was appointed a park conunissloner
by Mayor Wot-star of limoklyu, in which
post he has distinguished himself by his
indrmcndenco of preemlont. Connoisslon-
er \Voodruii, in excluding cyclists from
the Ocean parkway, excited some adverse
criticism, but his action was generally lu~
dorscd. and as he has constructed sm‘cral
paths for tho cyclists—ho is one himself.-
tbry really had little to complain of.
The Canada Won the Cup.
'l‘outno, Aug. 27.-—’l‘he (,‘anudian yacht
l‘nnndu defeated the challenger Vunwdor
and Won the international rucc. 'l‘hodc-
foiulor won by 2!} scmnuls tlluo allowance.
after as prell y a contest as was over sailed
on Lake Erie. it was a hard race for the
Yankee yacht to lose. for she had the race
well won, but lost in a most unfortunate
way. The course was five miles straight
away to leeward and return and repeat.
(in the second turn (.‘uplaln Barker coldd
not distinguish the stukcboat. 'l‘horo worn
three boats in line flying the American
ling. and there was nothing to indicate
which was the slukohout. \Zeucedor was
headed properly for the right land. but as
she neared it horoaptulnsol-mod perplexed
and undecided what to do. Finally he
pullod away for the forlhormost one and
rounded them all. Ills error cost his bout
the race, for be lost fully two minutes
hunting for the riuht bout. liud he lurui
ed the boatpropuriy. Velu'odor would have
Iwoo tho race byabout 1“. minutes. in
iotcad of losing it by a little lu~s than a
half minulo.
“lot In (Yomluntiuopio.
(YijiXs'l‘ab'l‘lMll'lJt, Aug. :7, w-A score of
nwu, armed with rovolvura and booths,
invaded the (lltomau bunk. killing a
munlwr of urndurnws on guard yesterday
afternoon, l‘losiug the doors of the thin
mam haul, to prevent for the time being
the omvurd advance of flip mob, the cm
ploycvsol‘ the bank lied in tho qlnlrlors or
copied by the 'lzobm'ro syndicate, which
hasmulrol of We collection at lbotuxm
on tobacco throughout the 'l'urkiuhvm
plre undar an urranuvunun recently made
with tho ribbon in return for luamad
vaucod by the company. ‘l‘he 'lobacm
syndicate occupies rooms adj-ringing the
oilim-u of the Ottoman bank. The iuvad
are mounted the run! at the building and
from the open wladowu tired at the police
in tho ulrml‘bvlow. The police roturucd
tho iuulllndo in a vluorouu fashion. and
«oral-oi pcrsouu Won- killed and wounded.
(told Men in North (“Mouton
Wlswtou. N. (5.. Aug. viw'l‘bo gold
standard idol» muivcnllnn wan hold at
Greensboro. .l. W. ii‘rbm oi ridiculous
alumna chairman, ‘l’hcrb womanly all rep
rl'srllfoilvrs in utmulauco. to of whom
were from lln-on-bom. iinmlullouu wore
adopted {ovarian a national prmldoallul
tioklu. Instruction a committee to put up
elector-4 and after a hotdclmlcplmlullm
support to tho riniv‘ llcnuwratio lll'llnl.
nomluulvd at lloicluh on done as. llulu-
calm were appointed in the llullmulpoila
convention. , .
The Wire Noll ‘l‘nt-t.
ill'l‘t‘Alli. Aug. hiw'l'ln- luctilbcrs of
the National Wire and Manufacturers“ au-
toclollon are at pron-at holding a aim-tum
in this city. if a conical reduction in not
made in lhopricoof wire nail», limo wm‘
om mmnbcrs oi the assmlallon will with-
draw. and the iron. will be mostly Wrath
ourd.‘ it will he the province of lbciueet
ion to determine what shall he done,
Wnniodal’or ltmhotvioinont.
l'umtozscs. Aug. ‘27.».4. ll. lingual.
man has two arrested in this city at tho
roman of f' in! of Police Moore of Wash»
lumen, it s ouderstoml that liomhoau
is wanted for mum: *lncnt.
Italy mops mama...
noun, Aug. ‘15qu may at the iron.
him new mime; between ital; oust lira
all, the government has crawl the son.
‘ of emigration oi lmlbmtothe
it! MW.
‘ ”l “to.
From Mohawk Valley to the
, Shore of Lake Erie.
The lumen-trailer) at Erie. I’m. Whore
tho Notnlnoo Mode Three Adrienne.
I’onnoylvoniono ltooolvo Him Klndly.
Tollu on Trans Inil Generational.
idiot. l’u.. Aug. 27.-'i‘he reception tun-
dered William .icuniul-lll llryan in Erie
was one of the greatest ever given any
candidate in western Pennsylvania. An
hour bolero the liryaupurty was to arrive
rain fell in torrents and continued to. poor
for morothan an hour. When the special
train from Buffalo arrived at the depot. a
crowd at more than 3,000 had gathered to
welcome the candidate to the city. The
people Wore strung out for blocks undo:
the depot sheds and along the tracks for a
distance of nearly a quarter of a mile.
Every one cheered heartily.
The reception committee oucorted Mn
andhfrs. iiiryun to a carriage and drum
them lothc ltecd House. The buildings
about the town had been decorated in hon-
or of the distinguished visitor.
The rain had ruined the decorations,
but apparently did not dampen tho en'
tlmsiusm of the pooplo. ii'hon the party
reached the hotel, a crowd filled the big
corridors, anxious to catch a glimpse of
Mr. Bryan. A thousand more worn about
the entrance, while the oprsru house, a
block away, Was packed to sull‘ocation.
awaiting his arirvul, although he \vuslnol
to speak thorn until after he had address-
ed the other meetings. I .
Three Meeting: In Erie;
It had been arranged, in order to give a
chance to as many as possible. to lipid
three meetings. The iirst was held at
Schloessor’h hall. The hall, with a seat-
inn capacity of Moo, lillod in ten min-
utes, and hundreds were turned away in
a heavy downfall of rain, which for seven
nl minutes resembled a oloudburst. Whoa
the standing room of the piano Was filled.
the doors were «but. At St. Patrick‘s
auditorium a similar condition of affairs
provnllod. The place has a seating cupao
ity of Limo, with standing room for Toll
moi-o. Every available inch of space was
taken; chairs \wro upon tho stone, and in
the space reserved for the orchestra. At
lho l’urk Opera House the convention of a
Democratic club was in session and the
place was parked. At the three nnmllnus
it is estimated there were gathered more
than dildo people.
(.iutnidoworo amoral thousand unable
to gniuudmission. waiting for an oppor»
tunity to catch a alimpscof the candidate.
The people Were not all residents of Erin.
as during the day the railroads brought
into the city nearly idJlllo visitors from
the towns about Erie and tho farming
country as far as Wostfleld.
At the First Meeting.
Mr. llryun was ilrstdrivon to tho Sl'llnl'fi'
sor's hall location. The audience was com
[lufit‘ll of men and women. and when Mr.
liryan entered the hall umbrellas, hats,
canoe. hundkorohiofs (and oven ionilnino
headgear woro wavod in the air. .\ir. ”Q"
on spoke for 1.3 minutes and told a story.
He said during the speech.
" Some people have an idea that runder
free coinage all you will huwlodo is to
and take it to the mini and have it lllltlll'
into n silver dollar.
story: ‘lua railroad earn bankurund a
lurnn-r friend ware .nruuiug tho silver
auvstiou. 'l‘ho bankor advanced times or»
gunu-uts. and the people arooml uureod.
" “Now, look bere,‘ said the farmer, do
you suppose. if we had frco coinage, that
if anybody had (to conu' Worth of silver
bullion ho would sell it. so that the other
fellow could have it stamped and make a
profit of on coats? No. sir. is there any
one here who Would let, the other follow
make the profit“
" 'I would.‘ solduwwd; voicelrntnui‘ut’
nor of the our. and the people lurtn-d
around to am- who it was, it was a young
follow. and before the faruwr couldsuy
anything. tho boy’s nuuhor laid her band
on tho furuwr'k shoulllur and said, Don‘t
mind him, mister. he‘s an idiot. and I'm
,ust taking him in u mnliurlum.
The crowd in the hall hltW the point and
laughed for nmirly a minute. When Mr.
liryun closed, ho was chcrrvd
tic-com] ‘lpcoch In Eric.
M the Auditorium his olnrnncuwns the
signal for a ilunumurmim. lie ”all," of
trusts and cnrlo‘rrallous. a blob in! dcclaml
Wvl‘“ arrayed against the ilmuuvrallc par.
ly in the «alumina and mild tlwy were
ulu-re they were oxpoolml to be whru the
l‘hlcuao platform We»‘ made
"i do not mpocl a man," mid he. “who
flittb‘l‘?‘ his money through lhcopprw'iul ion
of “old to who (or a plullurm (but will
pron-at him from doiuu HI " lio declared
lhnt he was not addrrmluu llwul or ill»
pubilcam nor ilcloorruls, but its Amer
b-un dill/rile.
'l‘lm itiuu'vll won on uppmd to the people
if tlwmuntryln stand uplor their rluhls
an oxidant tin-domination olibo wyiulb'ulv-s
:llul lrusls. lli‘llll‘l'llt‘vfi to the ll‘llhln ol' lbv
rounlry and the lmud issue and syudlcatrs
worn cheated by the alldlolu’u
When lllll nill'ltbl'r vino-d. the loop on
tlul platform shook birhond. and uumy do
clan-d they had two llnpobllraur. but
wouldvolo for him on lb.- Iamwy qtumi’lnn
Al [hollporu Hence the crowd had in:
mono impatient Waiting for omirly lbw-r
hours. lislunibu lo vial" oratory When
the mudhlato rwm'hed lb:- Mono entrance.
a crowd ill a lliolmund llll‘lil‘l'll him m: be
made his way thruuuh Hm oluulrruehml
hands. \i‘mam in boxes warm! handker
chlcln, {one and liryau budgvs 'l‘ho mull»
utmnelo'ul lip on the chairs tltulyellvd.
while hols. illUlO’n and umbrellas and any
thlmi tlmi. could he rill-rd above their
heads was Wow-d. it won lully thin-o min
nit-s bolorc the Fi‘vllnallbritb d. and as ilry
Ill“! flopped lath" from of [lowland ll"! our
dinner tittnlll wentulid llvl'e he spoke
at wow lrnulh on tho imam. devoting
himself "normally to the nllwr domino.
Mr. llryan‘s rwwptiml in this, city mm—
plated a day of remarkable canlpaluuilm.
lilo jourar-y norm! the Empire stole from
Albany to lhmklrk was "lurked by many
lieumuslrotlous.nod short illi‘W'fllIH were
made. a! umriy all the stepping pleura. and
at warrant» and llurluoorr humor nwvh
no Wore made. Uniy a orb-l clap was made
at Buffalo.
Ina-argon» tin-palm the Turks.
ATM”. Ame. rind dispatch owned
born from the island of l‘rvto uny-lhet
the Turin haw attacked promoted lunar»
Rents ncm' Milletyvi mm have been tr
pulsed «oh the lot. at ill killed and in
neonatal.
Mawww,«uh.wwm ...
Weather Forum ’
annually lair; cooler; westerly ulnar.
o WV -‘ 1
on.
no out and not {diconts‘ worth of silver -
'i‘lial's wronu. When i
anybody says that to you, loll them this '
liANY 8PBBUHBB MADE Bil ROUTE. '
‘ the oh-etlon of delegates.
now ‘ teaser collimation.
«old standard vomomm mm mum
and loud botanic”. “Illustratio-
Turmoil. Aug. lam—firm alternation of
the gold standard .llemocmto woo held in
Taylor Opera "cure to elect :20 delegates
to tho indiauopolir convention.
‘ The convention was called to order by
Hannah» Winton of ”uncouth. who ltalrid
its object to he the election of‘dciegam to
a convention which will nominate contu-
dates for president and vice preoidoutto
stand on a platform doctor-inn tor who: he
termed .true llotmicratic principled Man!
were here to protest, he milled, “all!“ the
kind of licmmrracy that had been unhind—
od upon them at Chicago. Henator Wiu~
ton was opplm1ded,amihc than intmlueed
(ix-Secretary oi the Treasury Charles S.
Full-child.
Mr. Fulrchild'a remarks were frequent
ly interrupted by lidarty applause. He said
that “to the gold ilenioerats was conmiit—
ted the high und"holy task of preserving
the ark oi the covenant of Democracy.”
Mr. Fail-child concluded by saying that
“(unless the silver idea is totally crashed
at the polls next Novomimr the question
will remain to trouble boulders mom forl
four years more.” The ol‘lort should he
not only to (lel'cut tho silver party's candi-
dates, but so to stalnp the movanwnt with
the. disapproval of tho :‘lmorionu people
that no set. of politicians would ever caro
again to take it up.
Upon the conclusion of Mr. Faircblld‘o
speech, Senator Win‘ton was elected purr
nia‘ueut chairman. and Francis l). l’ollak
at Union wars made socrotary. (lounge ll.
Yeoman of the resolutions committee
presented the platform, and its reading
was loudly applauded. It. says tin out»
El‘lllllll‘f _ I
“Since the Democratic party unnouneml
those principles an attempt hon been made
to commit the party to the free and unlim-
ited coinage of silver at the ratio of Ill to
l and to make such silver dollars the
money in which shall bopui’d nli dehtu,
public and private, present and future.
Such dollars would be worth about half
such coinage ratio, '
“We reject the proposed repudiation and.
spullntlon.
"‘Wo condemn the assault upon and
threatemul degradation of the supreme
court of the United States. ‘
"We. condemn the approval of mob vio-
lence contained in the censure of a Dem
oerutio administration for suppressing
such violence.
"We condemn allappmls to sectional
prejudice and passions) and all attempts to
excite and array any port of thcpooplo
against the other. ~
" The principles announced by tho (ibi-
cago convention and advocated by the can"
didatcs nominated am not Democratic
principles. Such prlmtlph-s carried into
effect wuuld dishonor and rovnlullnnln‘
tho governnn-nt. '
"We refuse m‘snpport cltimr the plat—
form or the nominees,"
In moving the adoption of tho resolu-
tions. Charles '1'. Lewis of Morris county
mudo a filll‘t'llh, saying it was “tho first
duty of American oill/ons to saw the re-
public. "
The platform was unanimously adopted.
and the convention tin-o procm'ih-d with
The following
woro (diesel):
At i.:irgc~~~-\\'illlam .l. Cortisol Hum"
mil, (looms 1.. Record of Jersey City,
.lann-s i'arkor of Perth Amhoy and (barb
ion '1'. Lewis of Morrietnwn.
First l'listrict»—'l‘homas l’. t‘urlvy.
den. John W, Acton. Salem.
Second llislrict «~1- Wailuco Lippincott,
l‘ato.
Burlington; Dr. Joseph ii. Show. 'l‘ri-rr;
ton.
m
run M “I! M ’
Allen's Functions. it warm for the
fern. Item painful welling- cf the
joints and instantly takes the siting out
‘of cm and burdens. it”: the greatest
comfottdimory of the . Allan's
Fem-Emmi makes tight-flit u or new
shoes feeienr . It tracer-loin cure for
mouth-it. etd one and hot. tired, aching
feet. Try itmluy. hold by all drug»
glue and shoe atom. 25c. Iriul k»
age free. Addroou, Allen is. Olmsteud,
honey, 8. Y.
Poison ivy, insect bites. bruimmaldn,
home are quickly cured by Dewitt's
Witohflaw Salve, the w pilecure.
E. P. Weed and (l. (3.8 icon.
mg...
1
Your Boy Wont Li” M
So Mr. (iilmun Brow, ofiid' Mill BL.
Smith (Juniper, Mm., waatoidby the
doctors. Bio eon had Lung trouble,
follmving Typhoid Malaria. and he print
three hundred and wv‘cnty-dve do lure
with doctom who finally gave him up.
saying; ”Your buy malt live amonth.”
He tried Dr. Kinu'it New Discovery
and a few imitlos restored him to health
and enabled him to go to work a plerfi‘ctv
ly well man. He mystic owoshis pres-
ent gravid health to use of Dr. King’s
New Discovery, and knows it to be the
best in the world for Lung trouble.
Boys will be imye,” but you can't af-
ford lolmieuny of them. lie ready for
the green apple column by having De—
witt'e (Iolio and Cholera Cure in the
house. 13. l’. Weed and G. (J. Stillson.
I Free Pills.
Send your address toll. E. Iiuoklon
8500., and get a fro-e suntplo box of
Dr. King's New [life l‘iilu. A trial will
marine-e you of their merits. These
pills are easy in nation and are par
timlarly elimtivo in the cure of (Von!
stipatiou and Sick 'I’loudiwlu‘e. For Ma-
laria and Liter troubles they have linen
pmvegl invalnublo. They are gunman-ml
to be {wrfc‘rrtly free from every rho
Icterioos mlmlanm and to be purely
vegetable. They do not Weaken by
their nation, but by giving tone to stom-
ach and lmvvls gf'l'llfly idvigorutothe
system. licgulur aim :5qu per lmX.
“loldby Plaislod and Wood, Druggists.
Many a day's work is lost by nick head-
ache caused byimiiucstion and stomach
troubles. llrWltl's Little Early risers
:l‘l'c the most effectual pill for overcom-
llii: suuhtlllliuultit-s. 1‘3. 1’. Wma‘l and
(3. LI. Silllt‘flll.
There isinoro (‘aturrh in this ration
of the country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few years
was sapwood to be incurable. For a
great niuny yours doctors pronounced it
a. local disease. and pron-film local rcm»
Fibonacci by canistautly falling to cure
withlocul trwalma-nt, pronounced it in-
curable. St'ir'llculliiit proven mturrh to
boa constitutional,disease, and there-
fore rennin-s (rtvilfltlllltlllfldl treatment.
Hull's i'utarrh (Turn, niunnfuctuml by
i F. J. (Jlnrny do Cm, Toledo, Ohio, is the
only eonmitutional care on the market.
ltis tokenin doses from ill drops to a
tompwnful. it acts directly on the
mucous surfmrs of the sysmu. Thv-y
offer one hundred dollars for any close
{it fails locum. timid for hour of testi-
fnxonials. Address l". J. (‘iil‘iNl‘ZY dz
' (It L, Trlh‘flli, U. Sold by druggistr.
Third illstrictr—Willlam :4. Jones, “Pd:
ilauk‘. ritophon ii. Williams, Sorricrvilhy
Fourth District «a Judge Samuel "F,
Smith, Sussex; i‘harlcs iiittenhouso. War »,
l‘t‘ll.
Fifth District-NA mlvrson ilrirc. liergon;
llr. ii. M. lianks, Horizon.
filxth llistrlet—mllr. Leonard J. Gordon.
Jersey l'ify; (lilo Crouso, .leruoy ('lfy,
Seventh [listrlctwhlugono Vanderpooi,
Newark; John P. ()olkors, Newark
Eighth lllslrictwilicbard l". Spoons,
lluyulmu; .lnhll ll. iiroon. Wmllia-ld,
llolmrt Likes Mr-Klnioy'o Letter.
i‘l.t;\'Ei.A\il, Aug. ‘JT.-~Hnrrrt A. line
burl. licpubllcun candidate for vim pn-a
blunt, was in therity for a shurt little.
He came from Canton and was on his
way to Now York. Speaking of his vlwit
with Major .‘lHKlnley, Mr. Hobart ‘ahi;
"llur interview was lurm-lyon uchango
ol‘ oplulnlh on our lwu lotll'rsvul acrvpf
once lwas uratillutl to lllulfbnt while
’\\'e have in our respective loltrrs both
lrml‘t-tl the same vital issues thorn has
been no Mcrlapplug. for We have toucbmi
upon the questions from dillerrnt {mirth
of \‘lvw.
Moh’lnloy's lvltx l'.
mmprohwnsivo and able oi his uttvrouom,
and l mu satin-tiled that it will enthuse
poldlvans throughout the country and
”“1th Home patriotic Democrats who be-
in
llow the lrodlu between mind and had unv- .
oruawul in mi clearly drauu in this ram
poluo that it hummus tin-1r duty to tote .
tho Republican tlrlmt."
The Advance on hormone.
Lashes, Aug. ‘5. «Advices
from ivunhvh indicate that tho udvanw of
the lli'lll‘dl Hoops upon lluntrnln has com
mourn-d, The entire uorrimu or Huurubvh
hon advauml and asomlplcd Mineral. Willi"
a laruo roomy ban mart-oi for that place
by the desert route
BRlEF TELEGRAMS.
t‘ornellun Vanderbilt, Jr, and hlsbrlllw
lulled )‘Mlorduy lot i'luropv on the Mupw
ilt'. r"
'l'wo thousand people were mode hollow
ion» and prrmorty Worth *l,:llltl,lltlll destroy
rd by the burning of llntonauou, Mich.
ll. ll. Womlmahsec of. (thin, was (“luv-vb
prmiclml’l. of the Republican National
lmluuo by the convention at Mllvruukmv
its President llurrlsou arrived in New
York and will deliver an lllltllesi in sup
port or iiciilnloy and llulmrt at (fol-argue
Manic hull lnnlullt.
Would be lynchcrs who tried to shied.
Dave Williams nrar Mount Tabor. N. .l..
for an nib-god mmult on a Woman Writ!
failed by u constable, who look the low
to jail.
Hum l). blood. a famwr living: in North
ilrmnwlch, (fella. died from lnioircs lo
illcl-od by a hull. ilu woo if your: at one
and one of tho Woollhb-«t and best known
men in that notion of the . mo.
Mrs. llolwn at Jersey i. ty Inlllfl’ll bar
ptwkl'ilnmk in o Twentyrthlro mm rerln
New York and Menard a man of stroll!!!
it. The man «rm arrested, and the potion
my be is the lantern trim! known my my:
ltd illco.
(lemon it. ”Home of Awhury Part;
wvml a writ of helm tempos on the so» ,
m crawler of the Mom of Mercy et la
maid. N. Y., calling for the wudoethm to
mum at tins Laura Formed. to warm or
can he in coconut. ,
s u” , mow
rl-calvwl .
The wl‘ndo- system isdmmml and un-
dermined by blob-ht ulcers and 0pm
more». Downer; Win-h Harri Salve
stmorlily brain them. It i». the: best pile
cure known. B. l’. Weed and G. (I.
Stillman. .
OABTORIA. c;
m our
code 1' ”
a! a , o m
CAB'I'ORIA.
m m—
«mfié ' u
in.
“l: . , M "We
ltulmsn't matter much whctin-r sick
hl‘..tflll(“llt*, hillnnsmus, indie-stint: and
rmwtipallvu urt- runwi by llrgll'l'l or M
unavoidable ('lf‘l’illlliflilflf‘v'fi. DoWilt's
What is
(as one
Mario is Dr. Samuel Pitohor’l
prescription for Infants and. 'lhll-
dron. ltrconteinn neither Optic",
lorphine our other Narcotic bub-
Itlnee. It bohemian Inhstitnto for
PWW. Drape Soothing 8mm '
and Outer Oil It il pleasant. Ito
guarantee in, thirty vearp’ use by
millions of Mothers Ontario is the
Children's Panacea—the. Bother.
Friend. ‘
, CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
. no not. be imposed upon, but insist upon
haying Castona, and see that the Lac-shun:
signature of _
to on the '
wrapper.” M
Welland pro ' '
in: ourselves and the public at all hazards.
fruit Cancun COMPARY.77 Murray St..fl.Y.
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WW“
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Ofiices, 436; Main Street,
“RIDGEIKDBT. CONN-
om-ZHM ' '
Examiner In
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Norwalk‘
Lobsters!
Soft
Shell
Crabs-l
HUNT & ZELUFF.
;l.ltth- l‘larly Rmvrs will lipl't'lllly rurr
éfin-mull. E. i’. Stillmn and (i. i'.
Wrcd.
l was delighted with Governor é
ll. is ”no of the moat. i
, ,CAB'I‘ORIA.
, ‘fiu fur
Italic , 53 6’
wfiflm ""’
l d o , 0 WW-
l
l
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Bocklio’o Amie: Salvo
i The beet salvo in the World for cats,
,bmlws, moor. dimers. salt rlmom. {we-
3 not“, H'N‘l‘r. chapped hands, chdbisdos,
moms, and all skin omptiom. and purl
itlt’rly cures piles. or no pay rt‘rtpnn-d.
; if. as traumatic-1i to give pcrfwt autism"
‘ tin" or money u-fuudml.
per box E. P. Wood and G. C. dtillmu.
”you havo- rvcr sewn a little child in
irlw agony of niniumr complaint. you
E can walla! tlwdanuor of the trouble and
j upper-lute the value of iii-containment
i rebut! always» allurdml by ibthtt’o ('ulll‘
; a modern Cure. For dywutory and
.diarrlm’a it in a reliable nnumly, W»
iconic! not “flu?“ in revolttmotlrl this l|r~ll
cure iill won- nul acute. 8. l’. Wood
and (i. if. tilil‘lrson.
. I
llort't trifle mvoy time when you how
cholera morbue or diurrho'u. l-‘luht
thorn in the implanting with lbWitt’n
(fella dc t'brdural‘urn. 'i'oudou't bare
to wait for realms, thuy are. instituted
. mm». and it leaves the bmvrls in healthy
momma. n. r. with and o. c. and.
son.
WANT Anermc r
4a
fin need to. Adrertioe
in the Heath Not-walk
Evening
Quintin“.
Prior 25 wide 5
. ., ,.’_,l.:‘.;.¢h»;’:d;;
Pretty Wall
Decoration .
,1, un‘t rust .iny More than only paper
ii's merely a moth-r of taste. if you am
not sure who: you want, the best way is
to union n-liuble place. You couldn't
go by hero if you tricdcvvr so hard. We
heartily believe that there never was a
prettirr sale of wall palm.
5:, fainting. papa- hanging and decorato
:ing.
If uotcouvcniwnl for you to call at the
hK()I‘l', drop a wood, and lwill lmplcamui
‘ to call on you with a lull linmlf sampler.
E. E. GORHAM,
ll) Flitti’l? AVENUE,
East Norweik, ~ - (Jonueetieut
make: .5...”
w A N 'r s K N 0 we:
m “m:
“ENNIS SEITIREL
«um—.4-
YOUNG- MAN'
Why lulu- tho chance of I In:
without insurance, when our
Canto a day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR cocoa!
t): Rh: (Ito. a any will give you an ‘Kndow
meat of them payable to 111mm” if you
live. With neurone/e, lite everything
deathbed is the cheapest. locum in tho
Connecticut General
Lilo Insurance Go.
or 11mm.
5. sentiment-:0
tit Washington m no. lotion
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Norwalk Chronicler