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that or more» Mm.
lama Sept. “Lu-F0! Governor...
John Bord lull” present mayor of
Albany. exvstste senator and New York's‘
- World's fair commissioner.
For Lieutenant Governor—Wilbur 1".
Poster of Rama. u-colsmisslonsrvof
theoourt of claims aurl-noiitlml leader in
northern New Y t for many years.
For Judge of a Court of Appeals—
Rohert C. Titus ef Bunnie. judge of the
remains court and former district attor-
ney of Erie county.
The Platform.~An unequivocal in-
dorsement of the Chicago platform and
,iicket. an arraignment of the Republican
legislature and the Rallies llquerlew and
Plantain: thehettermsnt of the condition
of labor. good roads and protection of the
veteran soldier. - .
. This. in brief. is the work of the Demo-
cratic slate convention which closed its
labors in this city yesterday. if merely the
perfunctory work of the convention' is
looked at. it is, however, a significant
fact that may not be overlooked that the
state organization leaders who have here.
tofere controlled the conventions of this
party are still?“ the helm. Senator David
13. Hill. ' Senator Edward Murphy, ex-
Llcutensnt Governor William F.8heehan,
\
JOHN BOYD TRACKER.
Richard Oreker and each one of the smaller
lightsof the party who serve under these
men's banners are undoubtedly satisfied
with the work of the convention. It had
been predicted up to a late hour that these
leaders mentioned above would have no
gentrol of the state convention and that
they themselves would practically be read
out of the party in order to maize room
for more youthful aspirants.
The result of the convention is this: A
ticket made up of strictly organization
men has been nominated: the selection of
the lenders who did not attend the conven-
tion has been adopted for chairmen of the
state committee; the national coir-mittee-
man to be selected next week will be a
man favorable to the organization leaders.
and the platform is not as radical as it
was intimated some weeksalrolt would be.
Those who are inclined in be extremely
radical in their advocacy of silver dlhplay
some little disappointment over the plat-
form. but as a whole it is taken with a
very good grace.
The Slate Campaign.
The stale committees as constituted
contains a majority of strictly state or-
ganization men. and in the selection of
Elliott d‘. Danferth to be chairman. Cal-
vin .l. Hudson to be secretary and an
agreement to make Frank S. Campbell of
Both the national committeeman as been
as Senator Jean has notified the commit-
tee of the resignation of William P. shoe
han it has evinced a iloslre to conduct the
campaign from the standpoint of a state
organisation instead of throwing itself
entirely into the hands of the national
party.
The refusal of Tammany to indorse the
candidacy of one of its own inomhure.
William Suizor, was not due to any port
ltflflfll objection to him, but rather. as was
explained by h‘unalor firmly. hwuuao it
was believed that Tammany would em~
lmrraas itself aml be mcused, in the event
of Mr. liryan's defeat. of selling out the
national ileket to pasture the emotion of
one of its mi-niimrs to a state office.
The other interesting fmlureof the con
vention was the frantic decision of Mr.
l‘urroy of Tammany to make more re-
marks us to lho platform and the mpurily
frantic objections of the lsmlers to his do~
inure in fear of an outbreak all along
Ibo lino». When Mr. l’urroy had really
mcooodod in concluding some lengthy ro-
mdrks. it true discovered that he really
had no objection iothopieiforiuus drawn.
but had silllplydoeirmlolilwr to display
Ids oratoricai ability or aim to protest
main-t what he called “any; law ’
it is very generally nouoedcd filllillilt the
more prominent of ilw delegates that the
selection of Mr. 'l‘hnchnr and Mr. Porter
will not be urccnusful iu pi‘l't‘nflllflfl the
«old sismlard own from terminating a
ihlrdficlist. 'i‘hiuis believed to ho the
only drawback or lack of nuirommnilon
of lilo plans lititl by the conservatives
headed by flounder Hill. The ludommsat
of the nailmmi ticket and platform is
condor-red strong srmuuh to prevent"...
gold standard lhsmtmrhis from rhougimr
their plum. and it is genuinely lolleml
rust they will nominate a gubernatorial
oam‘ildaie.
At ll'ol Chairman firmly culled the
convention to order and auuoonenl that
the firs} work of the crmvenlion would be
the mpuoa of the reports of fhecmrmit
lees. This report was adopted. and if.
llxilnckttell of ('hemong was presented
for permanent chairman
‘I’he Platform.
When the appliance which greeted hire
had lullliliwtl. he made a emit. sitar
which the platform was read. it is as
follows.
The immune party of the slats of new
York. in "earl-him mhini. notes-“Mir
leer-Maine platform sculpted by tho "mm
min only lit the national «comm held in
rfhiosao no .1er i. M. mung . lite
mlsellm more needs. pledges to Willem 1.
lines sad Arthur tic-wail its hourly and active
mmi and declares as its achievable!“
mad that m is "1- history out» "MM
tram- party has a platform been wrilkaa
which emindieltaors , desist-wows
of lbs whole . an christened from
rho-o who err-ii illicit for muse M
than that given some maghymm
We muscles of . ,
“proclaim , or m Mans“ ,
assessor
lieuriwwkirh m
"Mum.
law. restoring t e principle of local sopervi
one and resolution. wafefllne upon each in
callty till control and ease! its own Ollllll
revenue with which to reduceltsloceltess
lion sad guaranteeing Match unlcipalih
the determination of its ewes
lions within proper, limitations prescribed by
. Mani lsvh
emu-r stories soul-a. .
We amine the administration of Governor
Norton and fluent Republican legislatures lei
their estravsgsnt legislation. whereby th
state tam have been: largely increased am
the burdens of the people augmented. "1le
of refomm. which were promised. there hav-
im nsmnt corrur‘lldll shd Murillo: imteat'
or economy. filth: m been prodikalily; in
stead of retrenchment. there hasheen incvcss
ed expenditure; lnelesd of legislation for th
people. there have been protection and favor
itiem for trnute and monopolies.
We charge that the office of superintendent
of public works by the present incumbent ha.
been notoriously extravagant. mrrupt. re
cordless of law and defiant of public dooency.‘
The Republican legislature has multiplier
unite comrnissiona. increased solarium. permit
led unnecessary and ruinous special legleia
lion almost without limit. suppressed freodrm
of 'stive debate. held secret sender‘s ir
volstion of tile constitution and exhibited tha
Kremmt partisanship, oven to the extent 0
legislation out of allies the nonpartisan mun
rigors of the utaie hospitals and of other char
liable institutions of the state.
We reaffirm our sdherenm to the primilph
of home rule for municipalities. We uwpeeial
iy rlmrluucetho Republican policy which llflnf'
flour-d one kind of legislation for Dommeratl.
cities and another kind for Republican cities
and we instill upon substantially uniform lee
islution for all cities regardless of partisan
ceimidernlioas. . ' ‘
We protest against the repeated violation in
Republican alato officials of the «institution
and laws which guarantee preference in tin
public service to honorably dimzhnrged soldier:
and sellers of the Union army and navy.
whereby. under various pron-nun and «scum
veterans have been removed from position;
without mum in order to make room for po
litlr'ni favorites. We demand the strict am?
honest enforcement of the law» in their behalf
a Good Reads m...
We recommend the building and initiate
nance of a uniform system of 8"“ comb
throughout the state. the mpeneo’thoreof in
be equitably divided helm-en the slut» and
rosmctive liabilities.
We recommend such a modification and re“
vision of the employer's liability and anticon
spiracy law» as will “Hr-r equal opportunlh
and secure erect justice to o'tuploycus and cm-
ploycrs.
Upon tin-no principles and policies applicahll
to state affair» we invite the "wept-ration of
all good eitixens. to the end that a boiler ad
ministration of the unfair): of our state may bv
obtained: that local self government may b:
ru-r-enuhlishul: that tho prinr'lplorof homo “lie
for critic-4 may be i'l’lfuff'i'l'l: that fair and hon
cath-gislaiiou may be counted: that lower to):
rah-a may be snowed and the true welfurnu
prospr'r‘lfy and happiness of the {sample may is
promoted.
‘l’lse Nominations. .
Nominations ware called for. and when
Albany was called Louis W. Pratt present
odtlro name of John Boyd ’l'huoher for
governor.
Judge Downs of Brooms county. speak
ing on behalf of Allegheny county, pre-
sented William Hulzor'e name.
John M. Carilsio of Jefferson county
placed in nomination Judge Wilbur lv‘.
Porter of Watertown and claimed that Mr.
Porter was a logical candidate because
he was a eilver advocate. Hs scored John
Boyd Thacher and said that be hell "only
a few months ago declared for gold and
has never since said anything different."
When New York was called. i-ienalor
Thomas F. Grady seconded the heroine
lieu of John Boyd Thacher. He said: “i
regret to hear an attack upon the sincerity
of tho Democracy and the purpose of John
Boyd Thacher. who siiiod last June where.
every llcnmrat in the stain of Sow York
stmul and who stands today where every
honest ilemocrat in Sow York ought to
alalld."
When the candidates worn all prewnml.
balloting Mann. and the vote of Niagara
gov» .lobn Boyd Thacher enough Villas to
mourn for him the nomination for grov-
ernor
'l‘hncher received :ltiil voles. Sulzcr 90,
Porter 3:”: total, itfl.
Elliot llonforth nominated Wilbur F.
Porter for lieutenant governor. lie was
immediately indorucd by several others
and nominated by acclimation.
Mom Hhirai' of Erie rmminalml Robert
[-2. 1.11m for judge of the court of appeals.
and the oomilmlion wasmude olmulmous
The convention then adjournml
l‘aldlolate Thuher's Caner.
Thu llufl. John Boyd Thacher was from
at llullamn Springs, .V. \’.. Sept. ll. lull
lie is the oldest stun of the isle Gnome il.
’llmchI-r. who was for many years mayor
of Album. and his mother was l‘rsulu .l.
Iloyd. daughter of llavid lloyil of fiche
noctmly. ills first. American number was
the Rev. Thomas 'l haclwr. who was the
Flint primer of the Old rioulh church of
limioo. A five the usual preparatory matron
.lnbn lloyd Thacher sotemi Wil‘lhuus vol
logo, from which institution he mluatml
in farm. lie Hum ulllr'fwti his father‘s mar
wheel works. where he was taught the
trade of moldcr. iu whichhs income pro-
ficient. ills etchings be linseed in tuition
a thorough chair-o of bookkeeping and ac.
counts. and. having dually lilo-term! his
father's lulsinw-s ln-vrry detail. he Mame
a memhrr of his father‘s firm. The lm-i
um is now conducted by Mr. Thatcher and
his lmilhvr. flu-titan if. Thacher.
In law: homes elmnl to the slate sou
sis. in lime be was mandamus bet-arm
of his efforts to pmeore a proper trunnion
for llenoml iii-out.
in tbs option of me Mr. Thacher vim
«ml-u mayor of Albany. in ill-“ll he was
president of the Meta Mom of Democratic
Giulio. Mr. Thacher has always imm a
«lunch flu-mm, in ”Ti he married
lllss Emma ‘l'rsndwrll of Albany.
.c... t .a
llr. harbors Flats-rest.
More". .“rpl. ltd-Mr. Thar-her has
deride-l that he. would make public his
statement during the early part of next
week. pmfmldy on ”(today or Tuesday, as
he wishes it to be instill-fwd before the
state committal of the said standard
”Murmurs, which is m be hrld in Brook»
lye on Thurs-rim of cost emit its will
either make hie enamel of a verse meet
log to be we to chill city on t "Milly or
Tunney night of first work. when rim
immvmm national and slate tickets are
lob! milled. or els— in a no» to the
micro of theorem. lie heath-rides to fol—
low the mum of transfer iliil in MI corn
rains and miles himself to the riots
issues
lesion to ”any stereo.
mid first list moment in warms fusion
smear! W is titer-vines
* .
ire rcsnls .
that a similar underwrite!
arrived atthronghout starts”- Thc corn-
mlttessof the two parties are howl» ses-
deo‘ln ladieuspoliueonsultlng spoil a
basis of lesion on electors. widths senator
expressed the opinion that they would
reach an equitable agreement. lie on
pressed the opinion that the "Populism
would be given four or five of the electors
and an» the coalition would malts lsdiana
safe for ilryae. The reactor also said
there wasllttie doubt that a perfect nu-
darstssdiog would he reached in West
Virginia on the hands agreed upon between
himself, and Senator Jones. giving the
llemocyats four and the Populists two
doctors. Alabama and Kentucky are givv
ion the two committees on little concern.
iii-Kentucky the Populism ask for only
two of the eiecmrs SenatorJo‘ncs con-
codes that this is a modest demand on the
earl of the Popullsis, hilt the llemoora
If the plate have not yet signified the
willingness to concede it. 'i'ho. two clmir-
'uoo united in a recommendation that the
Alabama electors be divided by giving
the Dempcrats six and the i’epuiluts five,
on aomponsc has been received. it is
idmitted that the situation in Alabama
is delicate because of the feeling existing
'istwsen the two parties over local issues.
While he has no direct information from
loans the Populist chairman refuses to
relieve thata fusion between the Popu-
late and Republicans of that state on
doctors is among the probabilities.
tenth Carolina Republicans Can't Agree.
COLUMMA. h‘. (.2. Sept. iii—Tho mo
Republican factions, after all day and all
night sessions. dailod‘to come to an ogrmr
aunt and are as faropurt as over; Various
propositions were made by each‘ side. but
.vere rejected after discussion. .llolh cen-
motions put out complete slate and elec-
toral tickull. The Mellon. or Lily Whites.
nominated Dr. Hampeen' Hope, a recent
:onvort from 'i‘liimanismrfor governor.
illd the Websterites. or regulars. Colonel
h‘. M. Wallace. All candidates for state
.ifllces are white except'that of auperin~
tendont of educatfbo on the Melton llolto-t.
leoruo 'Washlngton Murray. the colored
vongreaeman in the Melton convention.
got up a plan to apply to the United States
mine at once and mandamus registra-
lion inf-angers to register degrees.
Arkansas Election Returns.
i.l'l"l‘i.E noon. Hept. Him-All of the 7.3
countice in Arkansas have been heard, and
lilo election returns are in. (Thlcot f‘llllilty
has not yet elilclally reported its vote to
the secretary of state, but the ruler-nu
rim-n are correct. The total vote willed
vm governor as “Lido. Two years ago the
total vote on govoruer was lithllhii. in
Ire-i (.‘lork’s plurality was #9.?“ and his
majority 32533. in 18ml Jques' plurality
m 55,353 and hismajurlly “.126. Follow-
mg is u comparative statement of the
mic: Democrat, lilili. 74.809; lhmi, ill,-
lili: Republican. lulu. moan; infill. 3:...
ill; Populist. lh‘lll. 24.541; ihiili. prom;
Prohibition, lhir‘l. mm; lliihi, 7&9.
Delaware Magic Trailers.
Ilovmz, l)ol.. Hero. lit—Tho single in:
unto convention. which assembled here
has nominated Dr. Lewis S. Siauaber of
Wilmington for governor. When it onmn
to the question of naming presidential
oleciors, although Bryan and Survoll worn
indersed. the convention got into a wran-
ule. Home delegates desired to lndurso
the regular Democratic electors. while
others favored the selection of a new not
compound of single in! advocates. it was
finally decided to allow the More commit-
ice to nouns a candidate for congress and
three electors.
Harrison Too Busy lo Maire Speeches.
(Jilldauo. Sept. lit-«fix I’m-sirloin liar-
riuou has asked the Republican notional
mmmilfeoto make. no appointments for
him to speak. A letter was received from
this gcncrul'a private secretary explaining
that tho cs-prmldent's contracts for lite-r-
acy work Mid an runner-maul. inn law-
oiit curly next month would prevent his
'u'ccptinyr invitations. Huncrnl ilarrimn
dated Ilmt he would delivvc oni- spm-ch in
Marion county. ind. That would be the
client of his campaigning in tho ilmeier
units.
,..
Ilene-crate and l'flpllllsil In Minoan.
hr. Loris. Scpl. la.-'i‘io~rn was a joint
meellmr of the unbconmiltiocs represent-
in“ the stale llomocmtio and slate i’opn-
hat monolithic! at the i’laotcrs' hotel.
The meeting was harmonious. and an
'rgrreownt for fusion on the slain electoral
ticket was rsaohml. Fuurof the Demo
erotic electors will be culminated by four
i'opuliets. 'llrls will leave iii Democratic
«lemon.
Chinese Izmpevor'n Letter to Cleveland.
WAilllini'i'flh'. Soul. is «The personal
lulu-r from the emperor of i'hiun lo l'ruslu
llllfll f'iovolaud. which formed the crednn‘
little of Li llimu lineup. has been placed
on exhibition in the library of the depart
rumor. of More. The form in mime on a
luff)“ of honor) parchment, paper ulmul. :.
fort in length by l'r, fled in width. a per
tlou being in nuclear. i'hium and annilrcr
part in mmioru tritium-u characters. with
Bosporus Scion l-ler'.
no: sn‘uariOll n. veer OBITIOAL.
L lamiollleiel lots lays That England
wm Net sight-4m of the lia'neroft
Entering the Hesperus—A Denial treat
Washington. '
LONDON. Supt. lit—The Coilstanllnople
lorrou readout of 'i‘h Stpudard telegraphic
that t e situation t rs does not aim any
tvldence of improvement. He adds:
“We are on the verge of a crisis. The
opinion in diplomatic clrclusls that un-
lesa a llritieh fleet aphears shortly In the
ilosporus either Turkey will toftor to
her role. falling into the hands of the
nor, are Russian fleet will take advan-
tage of some special outrage and. of the
existing apathy of the powers to en-
oupy the iiosporua. and f In that vau-
tapo ground). which weourht to he now
holding. dictate terms to Europe. All the
ilrllieh residents are astonished because a
fleet does not come. " "
All the morning; papers will publish a
coiomuulcntinn. which in their editorial
comments they (inscribe fill a somlolilciai
coiumunlque. defining the attitude of the
government on thedrmcniau question.
The colmnunicnilon rays:
"iii view of the great null-English out»
burst iuiho Plowman press. the British
government wishes it lo be understood
that its policy is unchanged. it is acting
in complete accord with other powers, as
hitherto. l-iir Philip Uiirrie. the British
ambassador to Turkey. dolly confers with
the other diplomats in Consimitinople.
Nevertheless the public feeling in Great
llriiain has been no outraged by the shock-
ing events that have occurrml in (lonstuu-
tinoplo that the uovorunwnt would never
be supported in again siding with Turkey.
if the powers cannot cooperate in ending
ibucnrnaue caused by Turkish mlsrule.
the only course open to iii-out llrliulii is
to stand aside and hope for u more sails.
factory slate of nflnlrs."
The Paris Temps says that a new col-
looilvo note from the representative-a of the
powers has been handed to the porlc. ll
dwells upon the foot that no Mussulmanu
have been punished for the ouirngcs upon
Christinus and. protests against all the
drumminns being excluded from the so
called inquiry into the rioting.
The liaricrnfi and the liosporus.
LONDON, Sept. Iii—«Tho St. .iulm‘u Gil-
zolto publishes a special dispatch from
ii'uehinuioo in which it in odd that i’rorl.
dent Cleveland is deiormim-d that , ibr
l’nilwl Slides cruiser llanf'rofl. now on
bur way to Turkish writers. lillllll onior Hu-
lilr-pnl'lls. 'i‘lm am‘ermm-nl ill \‘v'uslduu
ion, the Ilir‘llflh'll says, is fully luforim-d
of tilt: plan-i of Lord Salisbury. and if the
ships of the British llcot furn‘ the strait of
llnrdaunllcs dim American warships will
follow and preserve order without engag-
ing the Turkish forts.
Several of the loading provincial I‘lllll'l‘Q.
including the foods Mercury (Liberal)
and lhe Yorkshire Post iffouwrvniivc).
donmr in the view that jolly union of the
British and American wu ships in Con-
~lonf'inople Would he a magnificent and
effect l vo err—operation
A Denial from Washington.
NEW YORK. opt. li—lfoncorulug the
sfflié'lm'flt in the St. James (intone ilmi
lllu l‘iillill Statics chips will follow llw
iirlll~li flv'cl. if the lain-r forces lilo Dur-
ilfilloliui, 'l‘he Herald‘s Washington corrc
qmmlcnl rays: "i am uscurod by storm!“-
plain that no such umioralundiim hm. been
rcuciwd with iif'illli llrifuln or any of tin
‘lllll'l' treaty pmvfirv in regard to the from
mum. of fill! Turkish question and ibui
lhc iulminieirufion will continue in rim-r
clear of cniaugling alliances of any kind.
Al. lilo navy dcpurimcm if is pnsiiivcly
denied that Admiral Sr-lfridgo has oily
.pm'lilc lllril’ilf‘ll'iil" in regard lolliomovo
room of rem-is in Turkish moi-rs. null ii
is declared that tho qui-s-ilnnof having llll‘
vessels of his mpmdmu follow illt' English
fleet to i'onsiimiihuplo has not even been
lllllifilfll'l'l‘ll. in the event of u airmen-4rd
lion nf ('ullrlllnfillopllr by Hill English. if
is mid fr; be highly probable that we
Would insist on having one or lnoro vca
unit in the more iocaliijc solely in. a harbor
of refuge for Moorland”. but Hill. as n par
iy of any prnernumw u-niormi llllo Willi
tin-m iiriluln.
if it should colon in pass that olln-r for
sign row-ls fril'i'mi lho ilordulivlio-i for any
purpose which would remit in donut-r lo
the life and properly o' Ann-rival“ iii.
Clillalfliilinupll‘. flwn. llir ollu-laix my. flu-
l'niimi Flatt-a would umlouldmlly lililfii
on having tum-is at band to afford lin-
mo-msary prlafr‘r'flnn l0 Illil‘ t'lilll-llll. lilil
ibh. flu-v any. i: not. a lll'ilil'l’ for prI-ar
vauucrm-ut with ouv power. it would
i have In be if: lcrmlucd when the condition
more ’i he pit-mum through the ilnrdu
nclh-s of u ilwl 'of any of rho lrcaty
pouch or: old lm wpdvuicnt lo ml ullrugn
tho of ihr treaty. and the :milmriilru Ill'l’l'
ml.” the viuw. that Wu would limo lilll
Mlliu right in mud drills to ('fllllilillllilinliln
as any "flier puiwr
."
Hoarding Woolwiclr .llagsrlnes.
the royal red seal and the mumror's auto
cmph in the cooler. The envelope in
tmlque. luring u grunt. riwoi of yuliow
satin. embroldcrvd in gold and silt" and
oily armored.
'l'ltls Iuiclde a “rainy.
Victim”. Mild!" kept it W‘sflilllilfl
has developed hero to throw any lllllll
upon the «curriculum am of «if ilmmm
lion of ileriwrt ia’. i’lymplou at his fa-
ther's home here. Armrmunrms for u
funeral have, not been mode. nor will they
be completed until Mm l'lympum. who
was away in the country with her civil
drum. mm he "instilled, The only then"
which the friends of thn dead man an:
rslgla. from which he lied horn mom»;
one My of hue,
law Mischa to tits denser“ MINNI-
Wamxormv. Foil. in «w’l'lw om fir“
mnmrot has been advised of the appoint.
meal of‘ a our third mreiery M lio- dim
sum loonlhm here in the WWW"! of the
on of tilt‘ our courts”. Mr
lwhu to flow on i." any to this country.
feud wni “live at new l'Mm-iaoo on tho-
' Kill". a
i lllplmsla Inert: to Work.
l "slflgrfimi gm i" ”The stimuli“:
‘of the diplomatic crops who lmvtv iron on.
Wasulsom. seer. ne‘em liolicv E not from Via-Meme vlvmnvm "mm" L
is” installing to are... in the all]. ”'0'
Mom the lit-m see imitate on lists-em Paterson. trillion lbmwro and
ilieism source- aaverom heat from
Cane itsv. ‘
nous-no.4 t. .r...
a. no
M.
with rxqulsitc worknmmhip. with flow
iorm- l'hlueuo double tlrugtms mmvomllm T
willins to sum-m is that he was mmlw den 1
"rule by the excruciating pains of "Ni ‘
Normal. .
idi‘llm". Hen. ixw‘l‘bn war nilli'u hnu
domblmi the fun-n of police Iiml w-nliuolu
gwlmorv guarding the powdrr loom/inc»
If" Woolwh‘ll.
enter TELEGRAMS.
(”andhlaio llrynu spoke (his murmur: of
ililtldilmrn, S, if . during his four lbrmmh
I file slnll'
iicliliml lioiofl’, the Fold!" secretary of
.vmr. was arrested in New York for viola-
tion of ilw neutrality lows,
Major McKinley addressed a dulcmiiirm
[of ti filo own from ilm Elinor Tlmlilpsull
.stwl works of ilmddoclr. Pa
5 Tim Moduli lmivl. r‘i. illilil', cauubi
illrv. but was soon oui under control. the
l dumrmu being about “0.00”.
'l'bv Anglo Havpllou unwilliull like?!“
'-iromr. arrived m l-‘n-clz. only ll: mllve
i from the drrrish stronghold
i it in rrpnrml from iiuvnua fimf owing
{in lho lrrmbflll owr lllf' hum of paper
6 roomy the murmur of the spaniel: bank
2 has resigned,
l Thelmillmhip Teens. which grounded
l of the outmum to Mum" (if i i imrlu-r.
l INN polled all by four ions. film was bid
sliuiifly illiulvll.
llr Murals. u .lapmmr. who w w in
Volvo m'cri-iliiyiv- umlw .1 «folly of yellow
Instr prove: in how ill‘f‘fl u spy for im-
. grownups-hi. will: a view mwrmiiim from
'! npain the Philippine islands.
i The was bureau at the national ill-mo
‘naiir lumdqnurisrs in Chicago lmu lulled
:a statement based upon the prurient niib
l limb as to ilryso's rnajurlty in Sovemhsr
thorough trial.» a
«hatit' does all if , not more you
claim." It instantly takes the ting out
of cores and buuions. Allen's Foot-ease
is a certain cure for mono . emurtinlr.
aching. blistered or sweating feet. Sold
by all droughts and shoe etcrer. twenty-
ilve mute. Sample sent free. Address
Allen S. Quilted. LeRoy. N. Y.
M
a.
Police ivy. insect bitcr bruiseemcalds.
burns are uiolrly cured by Dewitt'e
Witch Haze Solve, the great pile cure.
E. P. Weed and G. C. Btilicen.
WWMW._.- -......m—
the Ideal Panacea.
James L. Francis. uldcnuun. Chicago.
toys: “I menu-d Dr. King‘s New Dis-
;wovery an on Ideal Panacea for Coughs.
Colds and Lung Complaints, huvimr
used itiu my fumil 'for the last five
years, to the cxcluuiim of pliyaiciunu'
pmwriptioua or other pmpurutious.“
Rev. John llurgus, Keolruk. Iowa,
writes: “I have been a minister of the
Motluzidist Episcopal church for 50 years
or more, and have novor'fouud anything
40 benefichd, or find. gave me such
moody relief as Dr. King‘s Now Dm-
covory." Try this Ideal Cough Rom-
:dy now. 'i'riui luilllflfl free at G. C.
itillsou‘s and E. P. Wood's drug stores.
Boys will be boys." but you can’t af-
ford to lose any of them. Be ready for
the green apple season by having De-
witt'e Colic and Cholera Cure in the
house. E. 1’. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
A Valuable Proscripilon.
Editor Morrison. of Worthington,
I:id.. Sun, writes: “You have evalua-
bleproscl'ipfioiiiu Electric Bitters, and
[can cheerfully rommmmui it for Cou-
qiipution :uid Sick Headache, and as a
general sysimu touicit has no equal."
ilrs. Annie :e'ielile, 2625 Cottage Grove
.iveuuc. Chicago. was all run down.
mold not not nor digest food. llllflll
buckle-lie which never lcf'tller and felt
:ircd and weary. but six bottles of Elec-
tric Bitters restored her health and rc-
uowed lu-r Hi‘l'l‘llizill. Prices .70 coins
mil $1. “of ii billill‘ iii G. (‘. SilllSOli‘r;
.uul E. P. Wood‘s drug stores.
Many a day's work is lost by sick hood-
who caused by indigestion and steimich
troubles. DoWitt's Little Early risers
fro the most effectual pill for overcom-
.ug such difficulties. E. 1’. Wood and
(1'. (J, Stillson.
There is more Catlin-ii in this section
if the country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few years
.vas supposed to be incurable. For a
great mun 5' years doctors pronounced if
r local disease, and proscrilwd local rom—
dies, and by coustmitly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it in-
curable. Sciencehasprovcn outarrh to
on a constitutional disease. and there-
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Hull's Cufurrh Cure. manufactured by
i". J. Cllcuy & C0,, Toledo, Ohio, is the
inly coustitutiomd cure on the market.
it is taken in doses from 10 drops to o
rcairpmuful. It acts directly on the
mucous surfaces of the system. Tlu-y
)fl’er onoliuudrcd dollars for any cost-
if fails to curc. Semi for list of lusti-
mouinls. Address 1’. J. CHENEY (v
UU.. Toledo. 0. Sold by druggisis.
The whole system isriruiucd and un-
lc-rmiuod by idolcut ulcers and open
«er5:. Dewitt-'8 Witch l‘laizcl Solve
.ppodily heals tin-m. it is the best pile
cure known. 1-). 1’. Wood and G. if.
Stillson. _”__
CABTORIA.
CAB'I‘ORIA.
chm‘
“-n—
ecc-
I ll
cvc
“93m "agar.
The fit-
“sizzle
gesture
of
is on
every
miner.
It doesn’t matter much whclhor sill.
hmulucbc, biiioueucss, llifilinlr-llnll um}
'iilllilllllllif‘lllill‘f‘ caused by neglect or lw
(lesions is' Dr. Ismael Pitchcr’s
prescription for Infants and Shii
dren. It contains neither Opium.
trophies not other Narcotic sub-
stance. It is aharmlers substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrup;
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty vears’ use by
millions of Mothers (factorial is the
Chlldren'r Panacea-stile Mother's
Friend. i»
,casroma
For Infants and Children.
Do not be lmpmed upon. but insist upon
having Caeloria. and see that the lac-siren:
1‘1““??? .15
.Js‘f': £99 9%
feet ourselves and the public at all hazel-'13.
True Cain/um Comrauv. 77 Murray 8L,N.Y.
All?” 95 " '
an“
Examiner In
I}. ‘l. Patent office,
‘ 1870 to 1883
Offices, 4% Main Street,
BRIDGEPORT. ('0in
Norwalk
f
lobsters!
Soft
Shell
Grebe!
HUNT 8: ZELUFF.
unavoidable circumslmim-s. ill-Will's
Little Early Risers Will speedily rou-
flu-mull. E. l'. Stillsoil and (l. l’.
chd. W
onswonxA‘.
mne- 1
single 1‘ c“;
““21“" ' ' azz‘W. traprr.
Bucklln‘s Arnlca Salve
Thelwtoolveiuibi- World for cue-a
«u‘ml. ivifi'r, (fllllplh d hands, ('lilll'llllli‘i.
l'lll‘llfi,iiiid1llihkllll‘l‘llililllill‘. and pm-
lt is gunruuicvd in [£le peril-rt satisfac-
liou or owner refunded. l‘rh-u :35 I'l'lliH
per box. E. i’. chd and G. C. Stillman.
if you have over rim-ll u lililll child ll‘
'lio agony of fillllllllf‘l‘ complaint. you
can realize fhcduugnr of flip trouble and
ippm-iiifo thr- value of imiuniunmm
rulir‘f ulwuyr‘i ilirllllli'll luv ih-Witl 'ii (.‘ulll'
.‘l' (Tholcru Cure. For dyn-uivry uu'i
diulriucait in u reliable rcim-dy. We
would uoi afford to rctmuuucwi ib'ul flu u
nureifiiwm'nutucum. l'). 1’. Wood
and fl. (J. Wilson.
Dvm't friflc away lll'llf' when you huvr
"llOif‘l‘iI luorluui or llllif‘l‘ilil'il. Field
ihcm in the impluuiug with ill-Will's
f‘olic inf'liolumlfurvu You don't have
iovvnli for rmuliu. tiny mo inrinulau
mm, and it louvre flw bum-M ill healthy
condition. 1'). 1’. Wood and U. fl. Hilli-
sou.
WANT ANYTHING?
No need in. Advcriiu
in flm South Nolwalll
Evening
i This estimate giver him so outof to states.
villi: zlili electoral. votes
Eentlnol.
bruises. mow, ulcers. suit rimnu. l'« .m 5
liv'i-lycunm pilcu. or no my rmpiim! ’
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69)., 4-2-2; .3919 ‘
retty Wall
Decoration
Illuliiil'l i‘mt .ill} llii)l'll ill;.ll ugly Iliiln‘l‘
lil'n‘ luri'vly u nmrh-r of lusiv. If you uro
Euwi um: ulmi you \v:'.ui, iiw but way is
gillutl (on rciioblo plucc. You couldn't
igo by lwrc if you friction-c .‘II lilli'ii. \‘v'o
ilmrriily lll"lli“.‘l‘ llllll llil'l’l' liliV"l‘ wot :i
llm'ilit i- mic of wall pupri'.
,5.
| Painting, pupcr bumping and dccorut-
i ’ l .
. if not couvmiinu.’ for you to coil or the
§sllflfl*. drop u pmlnl, and lwill lmplowovtl
f (u call on you will: ufuli liiiooi‘ nunplca.
E . E. . G O R H A M ,
ll) li'lllh’l‘ A V '33; Ul'l.
East Nor-walk. Connecticut
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YOUNG- MAN
Why lulu- fhc chance of ”Mair
without insurance, when ‘nur
Cents a day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR 5|.000i
0: Bl: (its. a day will'ulveyou no lilmlovr
uncut of $1.1m payable to yourself if you
live. With limimuoc, like everything
eise.thelmt is the chmpm. insure in the
Connecticut Genera "
Life insurance Go.
0f licslford.
s. sulleil'urelru
iii Washinflcn Street. so. iterwaik
Norwalk Chronicler