W. W in, mum-
, moons of erM thin
,‘Iprmutv detailed inform;-
. u‘for the first timcin us
ulhcrof unload ‘ en-
. occupation mm and dis-
_ the native 111de white
tho population and other
., mpllcd figures of inwmt.
m interesting feature of the rev
.. = to the question of the niacin-
. mama! dam relative to the un-
worulmlloclcd of tho census of
lunch; not implied. so that this
tin» inn fulcrni concur: that in—
. . of thiachumcter tun bean pm
n connection with the statistics of
I . . population sclwdulc. 'l‘hése figures
W chow thc uggrcgutc number of per:
7 lummployui for differom lengths of
Quito u vol-y mnuldcmhle extant
111],an dim-rcpt flutes. during the
‘ yfir. .
They do not show tho. not pcrlod, after
in: ullownum for the time when not
W at the princlwll or lmuul occupa-
flm‘ during which their. services may
1&an utilized at some other kind of
m The ccnxumnumorutors were fully
, noted, but tho returns'wcrc not com-
, ., .cnough to warrant compilation.
‘. were 217335.661 gxsrsonu if) yams of
talcum! over engaged in gainful occupa-
flop in 1890, of whom 18,821,090 were
male- nnd 3,914,671 females.
, .Of‘ than, 3,013,117 males and 510,613
dental“,oro total of 3,523,780 persons,
were unemployed at their principal occu—
' potions during some part of the census
mending May 31, 1890. ()f the whole
number of persons so unemployed, 1,818,-
. Gilli mm unemployed from 1 to 8 month.
. 1,868,418 from 4 to 6 montho‘nnd 386,“?
{from 7 to 12 months, and this number
“ would represent 5.01 per cent of the total
number of persons engaged in gainful oc-
. «mum in 1890. Divided us to sex, the
Ippl'bximatc number of nmlcs unemployed
, . at their principal m-cupntious for tho cntirc
" g census year Wnfi 972,000, representing 5.16
percent of the whole number of males at
‘ , work, While the approximate number of
females unemployed at their principal oc—
' - cumtions during the Bruno period won 167,-
672, representing 4.2 per cent of the whole
number of females at Work.
Mu! Given to Hanna.
murmur), Nov. 17.——Chnlrmnn M. A.
Hanna of the Republican notional oom-
mittoe was tendered o complimentary ban-
qnot last night at the l'nion club. The
affair was planned by more of Mr. Hon
no's close friends and warm admirers who
ore members of the club, mid the invluv
lionsmrelimitcd to members of the or-
ganizntion, which is the most exclusive in
tho city. The arrangements were on an
elaborate scale, the floral decorations be-
ingnmong the flncstovcr seen in this city.
Colonel Myron T. Herrick prcsidcd and
, noted as toustmastcr, and addresses of u
complimentary nature were delivered. by
. Judge William B. Saunders, lion. Jumcs
, H. Hoyt, Edwin R. Perkins, S. if. liold~
lug, Samuel Mother, Jmucs R. (inrflcld
and Samuel 1). Dodge of this city and
Hon. J. H. Reed of tho Pittsburg Sound
Money club. Mr. llnnun nmdc u happy
response to those oddrcss'cs.
Judge Yorker Dying.
FORT SMITH, Ark, Nov. iii-Judge I.
('. Parker, the well known jurist. is dying.
Ho hashcen suffering from u complication
of diseases arising from futtydcmancrntion
of the heart. for the pus! four or fivu
months. He has been stcudily growing
wanker for the past few days, but it was
not. until 5 o’clock ycstcrduy uftcrnoon
that the announcement was mode by the
attending physicians that. his case was
hopclcss, and his death is now lookcd for
at any moment. .‘ludgo Purkcr was ap-
pointed to the bench by l’f‘cslllt'nf- Grant.
in 1874.
Illicit Distillery In Rochuter.
RleflEsTl-tli, Nov. lT.——llm'nurd and
Morris Davis, who claim to be nuumgcru
Inf ummll liquor luminous ('Olllllli’ll‘d :II
147 to 151 St. Joseph Ain‘t-t. wcrc urvcsf-
ml by Unifml Stun»: Dcpuly Marshal Scholl
upon the charm of distilling liquors illicit.
ly. The two nlcn urrcsn-d nib-go than the
business is owncd by ilymcn liuvis nml
lsndoro Davis. ’l'bo two mcu :u-rcstml were
taken before Volta! Stun-s Conuiiissioncr
Hilbert. who-plucml flu: hull. of $3,000 in
mch clove.
At yahoo With the begun.
HOME. Nov. i?.——-l\'ing ifmubcri hm! nu-
thorizod the rutiflcution of tin: pcucc unrec-
mcnt with the Magus Ilicncici. of All)»:
sinin, which was nnnmmml in a dinpnu-b
from Major chzzini, tho ltnliun envoy
plenlpotentlary to Mcnelck, mucived in
Rome. Emperor William has telegraphed
his oongratulntiona to King llmnbort.
invocation of Apple».
BOSTON, Nov. l7.--The shipmcut of tip-
ples from this port lost wcok for tho Eur
mpcun market amounted to 40,9” burrcla,
In in (intimated that tho shipments to Liv-
erpool alone this wcck will (-xrccd 40,000
barrels. About 18,05”: bom'lu urrlvcd in
thin city, most of them for export.
Alla-ad lurdoror Cought.
Ttrcnwron. N. J., Nov. l'f.-(lcorgo
'l‘llnnlm and John Adamo capturod n ncgro
it Jenkins neck who liliilwm‘ll in ovcry
m the description of Cronin-oil, tho mur-
mcf John Bonito. the Burlingum gm
car. The supplant in now at this pint-o
awaiting identification.
”am—aw... ....._..._.....-
”on. Thin! Sontoncod.
'l‘Amt'rox. Mum, Nov. l’f.--ln the cu-
m” court hm W. A. Hnrpcr of Full
mm found guilty of mung nevcrnl
limb and hump and won mnionccd to
' not more than five or has thnn tin-co yooru
in m prison or. hard lobar with one any
will”! confinement.
brink out! Judiciary (found it.
XIV finals, Nov. 17..»wnmm ll. Tor.
mil, mail 35 your». shot hlu wlfc with prob.
nhlyfutul multa at their homo in Hmo-
dcu and than immodlatoly committed nul-
cfic chiming himmlf through tho head.
1'!!! hit mm outcome of drink and
.
a... w.
Kill-d I. 0 down Tron-h.
ifonmmywr. Pm. Nov. flu-Two lad
, inn indium, minim unknown. were in.
« molly klllcdnmln numbcrof othom ln~
" ‘ a cow in of the lie Kalb ctr-act
m m mam amusing, and m-
? all Wot will fall in on than.
_ ,
”annardcrlvod {mm nnmvcrs mode ,
,;
confoNs
GUMMED
I" l
Apples! _
Apples! ‘
and Northern Spies. 50 bar
rels at
72 norm. mm STREET. .
GROCER.
. Apples!
Fine Greenings, Baldwins
Samuel GomStock,Jr
‘1 ff'ha any. Tom Sexton, the hlwklmith
:- who is known to mounds of
throughout M denounce, ha
poaching the gospel for sight yuan
never motto school Id”. in mm.
in man has an interacting career—in
, it in centric-bio. flu in now but ill
old, and during the coming Winn:-
lc going to like to study course, and
aims day he will doubting he one of . tho
ing ovnugclimcf the country. ills
it me ll ln Maryvlllc. where he hul a wife
an a family of little ones.
‘ Few people who arc nativcl of Blount
unty and who saw Tom Horton grow up
manhood over dmmul that he Would be
u‘ minister of the gospel. Ho was born
door Clarkcviile, Go, and is the son of
John Sexton, who was a veteran black.
rich.
! In 1870 the Sexton family located in
lllonnt county, and the old man opened a
[mall blacksmith shop alongside the Knox-
ville and Augusto railroad track, about
roe miles beyond Rockford. Hero he re-
ninod until a few your: before his death,
hlch occurred sovon years ago. Soxton’rl
chop was, known for and wide—An fact,
it was the only one in that neck of the
fronds for several yearn. Tom grow up
around the shop, and about all he lournod
ml the trade of hi: father. When ho ho-
o‘nmc of use, ho was married, and soon oft~
or opened a. nhop for himself at. Maryvillc,
but inter movod to Rockford, where no
opout at least ton years of his life. Bo
ivus known over the country as a lmhltuni
drunkurd and won often in trouble, nog-
‘locting his businesl to a grout oxtont.
,! One day he bud been to Knoxville boot-
ing pretty heavily and thought tho train
ind left him, so he attempted to wulk
.iome. Out near tho Knoxville and Au-
gusta junction he sat down upon u uremia,
ind when the train came nlong he refused
to get up, not! the consequence was that
to was knocked into a ditch, but not acri-
nusly hurt, and was picked up um! taken
to his home, which than was in a little
frame but. just beyond tho Rockford depot.
Another time he was going homo lute ono
night, riding horseback, and rode his
horse oil into a ditch, tho ultimo! falling
on him, and neither was chin to get up
until it man conic niong and took tho nul-
lnnl off the man. Another time he drove
a blind mule into the river. having in the
buggy his wife and children, but ithop
poncd none of thorn was killed.
Eight yours ago Tom professed religion
and determined to loud it bettor lifc. Ho
concluded that he had been cnllod lo
pronch, find so at Morgontown, in Loudouu
county, he preached his first sermon, and
from that. day to this he has kopt non-
atontly at it. In Knoxville ho has bold
four revivals nnd had 390 conversions.
During oil his llfo of drunkenness ho says
his good wifo prayed for him, nnd novor
,did he doubt her religion, and since ho ho-
nnme a preacher aim has taught him to
lread and write. Since then ho has had u
Istrong dcsiro to attain morn knowledge,
3but has novcr bod cho time nor tho moons.
Did you ever get tired of see
ing the word
???
Headache, Rheumatism, flour-cl
' gin, Bod fluids, in.
will never tire of recommend
ing it to your afflicted friend
tion:
R. Acoton. 1 dr.
M. Ft. Pulv No.12.
an.
. an eve four hours.
m " _ A. nummn
this disease is world wide.
Aceton can be obtained a
R. H. Plaisted's.
RAILROAD.
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Try a. few powders, and yov‘
When called to a case of La
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Take one ovary half hour. till oomph-o
This success in the cure of
ll. Y.,llcw Haven In Hartford,
u 100. m. on. Don
M' n Minna“
Lonvo Now York for Io.florw-lk
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9 only safe, cure and
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Pill}!
Ho is now preaching throughout oust 'l‘on-
nossco to got money enough to support his
family for thrco months during tho wiir
tor, whilo ho puts in that time in study
lug. Some of tho collogo professors at
Mnryvillo linvo ngmod t-o'glvo him in-
structions and tohour him rcclto. Whilo
in tho city ono dny lush Week, be said tlmt
ho was just going to cast off all cure um!
do nothing but study. Early in the full
ho will open u big revival in Knoxvillu,
and wlmt money ho can mnko will go to-
ward heaping his family while ho is study-
ing—Knoxvillo 'lrlbuuc. H
luvcntor of Matches.“
Franco is ubout to honor with n ammo
tho mun who did not. invent lucifcr
mutchos. in 1831). it scams, M. Nicolcf,
professor of chomlntryat liolc in tho .lul‘n,
who llluutrutlng bcforo his class tho oxplw
sivc properties of chlorutc of potash whcn
‘ it struck ono of his pupils, Chm-ins Snur‘m
. by name, tliut in combination of phosphorus
with tho dctonutlng chomioul might for
nlsh a fur morn satisfactory moons of kin
dllng a fire than the old film. undstuvl.
Ho not. to work upon the problem. nnd his
oxpcriments and those of his friends worn
uttcmicd with success. A your or in“) Mt
orwurd M. Nicolct visitor! Austria and
govo the discovery away to licrnmn mun-
nfm'turors. Without. wishing to rob M.
‘ Saul-lo of thc posthumous glory which up
pours to be tho only rcwurd of his ingouu
f ity, patriotism compels us to clulm mo
merit of being tho rcul invontor for one of
. our own notion. Mr. Walker-of Stockton,
by tho use of chlorate of punish and sul—
phldo of antimony. wns making li‘lflllnll
I muff-hos. us onrlyuu 1H2“. Young riuurm
i very likoly novcr honrd of his prooesa. but
i the (immune; certainly did, and it was
from his original idcu that their trudu
, sprung up and fructlflod until thocuur
‘ position of chmpcr Wood and labor um! of
improved nmohincry drove thcm out of tho
markut.-——i.oudon Chronicle.
Bagpipe. in the meing Room.
The uunounmnwut that. tho drawing
room nmusu‘smout this portion will ho bug~
plpo ploy-int; by hullcs is nomowhnt diu-
muylng and in by no "icons on lmpmvor
mum. on nklrtdnnclng. Evon tho pollto
persons who urn m-oustomcd to remark, lit
tho and of nmotour poi-formations in tho
drawing room: "Thank you. So vnry
ohnrmiug!" will have Homo difficulty in
prcccrving tholr ologant omnposuro during
a bogplpo dinplny. The dctnils glvou uro
mumllzlngly ncnnty. Arc tho young lu~
dim to be ottircd in tho correct if barbaric
highland full dross, and mo thoir opcm-
flour; to ho accompanied by tho truo high—
land whoop? 'l‘ho now Frcnch drawing
t
mouth, or huccul physioguomy, an it in
cullod, tho rout of the {non lining couoonlml
--ccenmt.o ill for proforublo.-St. James
anctto.
Au Acquired Tut...
Howard Poul rclntoo n capitol unocdotc
of tho into Uhnrlon Rondo, tho novcilat,
who was something of n gourmct. Ho hml
hoof-d so much about. couvaslmok ducks
thnt ho doulrod to tnnto thorn. Mr. Paul
cont him in bmco by A quick uwnmcr, with
explicit lnntructlonc up to how they should
nmnc monmngorn bottle of boy rum, think-
ing Mr. Rondo know it no a toilet accos-
Iory. It. mama he did not. for ho wron-
lmclt to tho donor: "My door Paul, 1‘"
ducks wcro oxccllcnt. l‘onjoyod hhom M»
lnmllngly, but tho boy rum must ho on no-
qnlmd pinto mu! didn't go at all wall with
tho wild fowl, m l nulmtltutcti cham-
pugno. l llkcd tho boy rum hottor umdc
into a bot punch. ”—t-‘lnn Francisco Argo-
unlit.
The Wily l’rmum.
Niggor Slum myn thin in in bud time ID
from mum dons. 'l'ho loom «to full»
log, and tho poulum um his tall to court
find him. 'l‘hut’n A new id“ to uln-
room crnzo~olmrnotor roudlng by tho
bepropured and cookod. Ho cont by tho
his tracks with thorn no that a donomt‘t
in tin mull old days. come few but»
'drcd years back. there lived in indln tn.
”grant mid mighty Rajah Ballot Mutwullnh,
of whose mystic birth and battles with tho
demons, resulting in the conquest of the
whole of the yust country of tho Deccan,
history gives crush 5 graphic account.
Still this “light of the world" was not.
Ifolll'llllt. Ono thing still was wanting.
lilo tron-my was full to overflowing, his
precious stones were incomparable, llll
"pillars of the atom" obnohnioun and
arguing, yet one wlvh remained unsatis-
in his youth he had heard from astrol-
ogers and learned mom of a country beyond
tho cloud: that bound the world, whom the
inhabitants hnd milk white skins and long
mils. To procure one of thou! remarkable
creatures was the one ungmtified longing
that no absorbed the wise and mighty king,
\he defender of the poor.
At. last the long looked for now: cornea,
and the void in his heart. was about to be
fillcd. Within n fcw duys‘ march of tho (inp-
ltoi at strong party of laundry wua escort
lug tho primxlcsrt trcusurc, the white man.
The nounrimhle cxcuturc bud been ruptur-
ed on tho fif‘ll count, and it won it doubtful
point whothcr he bud dropped from the
sky or been (inst up ”by the ocean or from
the worlds hcncoth.
ln majestic. ropose out tho grout king on
llllll3llrflni3~0llh from n single ruby—«his
fcct resting on ii'fmistool shopcd from n
faultless diamond, and gave the order for
tho white min: to be produccd from his
cage.
The veil removed and the door opened,
:1 lmndsomc while mun. drossed in it loose
cloth and wnlxtbund, jumpod lightly out
of tho cage, and throwing himsolf on lib:
kuces bcfnrc tho [throne rcspoctfully uwuit-
cd tbc ordcls of tho king.
“Tell tho creature," sold the fountain
of delight to tho grnnd vizier, “that it hm:
louvc to show its toll.” '
flowing to the ground, the whitcnmn
informed the muster of tho communion that
to his grout rogi'ct ho find no toll to ex.
hibit; otherwise to hour was to obey.
The courtlcrc‘ look: bcgnn to full of
oncc. with ‘ finer-ring fo’msigbt pcculim
to dwollcrs w, thin ull roynl prof-incl» whorl:
mynl displmfhurc is opt. to result in pro:
miscuous chopping off of bonds.
Happily for every onc, royalty was that
day in its mlldcsc mood, uml with u cusp
of rcllcf tho assembled "pilhirc of slutc"
bun-d that tho white croulurc mm to lit;
forthwith hnmlod over to tho tigers.
'l‘lio tuillcss crcnturc, not. possessing suf-
lla'lcut discormnont to join in tho gcncml
scutimcnt of approval, uroso from hi.-
lmooa :md uddrcsn'cd tho ussomhlcd pubic:-
ln u loud voice.
"The king‘s words." he mid. “nrc just,
and dirt is on his slnvo‘s lit-ml." um! liwn
multiplied in tho sumo atruiu to my that.
in leto of his dififiré'cc in not huving :1
full. ho rcqucrfrd for A moment to In:
board in his own dofcnsc.
ilo thou went on to assurcllu- mngxmni-
mono ccuu'l‘ of tho unlvcrso illid the
hriuhnnud luminous iiucllww that our.
ruundm! fhc world's thrnnc llifll, uvrr-
whuluu‘d with olmmo um! confusion us lit
mm, hr poi horn! in ho ullf'mnl to f‘l'lli‘l‘iil
hi! (Ils'grnco. Ho but! not quitc nttnlncd
tho :uzouf \x‘niclr this \‘nlucd tippcuduw‘
usually nmlws its nppcurmu-c, though tin
timc wns fort. upprunchinu.
llo vouiurml to stagger-1t. that if in? wcrf‘
licpt ulivcn short limo um! wm-l Huppliod
with propcr food, Mich us would cumumgf
flm growth of his tail. lhcn tho lilllflllllll
curiosity of flu! mush-r of lmtluus um! hi:
mun-“mull! ho grutlliml.
’l'imt, furflurr, if in six nwnths llUHlllllllll
lac still uuublo to uppcur with u Hiltnbh
f nil boforo tho royal fuufsfonl hc \Yuiilll
not cure how soon tho wild lwusimlcwurml
him, us tho thmo furlhu \uumtuml dc
lormlty would rcndcr lilo mu-mlumhlc.
in this lust up! (ml thc monarch now u
l'm-l‘lo Hullc. \vhvn llmuwllulvly n vhurm
of “Willi, \vnh, tlloh'rt-uiurv has well an
lwn." burst from tlzi‘ osmoblml cmn'ticrs.
This captivv wns ugnin mum! and Hunt It
clllflvuh- u cumin] mlpomlugc in u lowcr of
llm uulvr pm lnrf-e bl llu- pulucc. so that
he should lllnl pullnlv llu' :flmnsplu‘rf‘ muff
lmmcdiutcly l-‘llf‘l‘lilllllllllK llu‘ l’lljflli.
'l'bn prisoncr llllll rcqu-fml. in unlcr t!
rmwmruuc lln- mph! prowl b of :1 full. than!
M- should be mppilcd with u wrunu qmm
ll!_\‘ of lnluxlt'allllg.’ lluul mu! :1 plclitilbl
hll]!['l}‘ of dry tfriirs‘. in oddinnn in his or
flifmry fund. ulzd his (lcnmmle \wrc urccdvd
in.
Tim lusttluy but «mo of tho six months
Ind nrriwd. 'i'bo I';>]Iluill of tho mum! n!
pm ml that ll1f~\\lilll-l'l'l‘nflll'i‘ but! l-xprosa
rd Mum-ll us brim: nhlc on iln- followup.
burning to lay his tail of humility of. flu
fuotmnol of mngniliwncv.
llmumllulvly u in]! durimr was unit-rod,
uud nun-flu! music. limiting folnfmm.
ill'ighlng of hnrws um! shunting: of MTV
lllllh~~ull lnlcrminulml in «nu-culu'mn-xl up
ruur use tho prom nnbhw uml \‘nr‘t crumb
of limir dcpumimlls hurricd to tho mull
i'lll't‘ v‘luuulwr.
.-\l but llmroyul clcplmnlowm'o won up
prom-hing. All M! izrnslmfonn fin-irfm-c.‘
us llw clt'phum. lull-ll. for his lilKlIlll‘l-‘r
Ilnltuf. Illnfwulluh to “light.
'l'bcu uulldcnl)’ shrink-l llilll soumls ol
wnlllngn \vvl'c lu'urd. 'llu- unintly rujull
lurnvd u vickly yvilow no vluloun of Dunn'-
rccllun mu! tho info of bias prc-dmwurn for
lhc lust down or fill rcluhs lluslml lwfnn
his mind's cw, but in! coon rmwm-rml bl!-
s-‘n'lf [mu-ssh!” m4 .l'“ \i‘lfurs-vul llm up-
prnm‘h of uuv mun brim: druoucd “long in
ulmut L’Il ollu‘i'a.
'lbc poor wrotcln‘g howls! runllnucd llll
lm wm on tho pzlvcmcntut tlw kiuu‘u fcct.
wiwro from tho vlnimwc of tho full ho in}
for in low mount-uh! lmonpllllv.
'l‘lml'o Wolf H m-uorul lnmlllng in not out
of tho wuy .qu withdraw from umlcr flu
rnyul obmvntlon, mu! m lost the moduli:
of tho gourd. living pn~bcd without no}
l'lmuco of public into llw lunnul‘vb'ii pron
cncc. nmmunccd (twirling hin turlmn tin
whilc) flmt tho whitc l‘flllllVl‘WiiH not!!!
thu turret chumlwrw our-4. in incl. lmwlwl't
to bo found. llo Wnllilll up by Mlugvnfllw
mmmdcllphlful forum of torturo for flu
julh'r, who lug: on tho puvcuu'nt.
Asa t-hc dwcrwdly punlclwd jnllcr uodor
wont lhc hlglwst dowhmmvbtof thumb-
mtrcwlng, lhlylnn ullvc, ctc.. ho told how
whcn ho cntcned tho whilo num'n rinmtlmr
ho ulwm'crcd n «from: rupc of twlutctl gram
surpcmlmi frmn u bur of tho window gmr
log, and Inn»; on pulling it up lm found :1
plcco of laonnl nttm'hml ot tho cm! on
which worn lnm'rllwd llu‘m‘ wnrtlv:
“Lot. tbc. mighty color of tho wurid
doluu in mulcmplulu pm! in owl-opt. tho
\vhltc crcnturo'n mil l"-lmmlun hows.
‘N
Mun-rod.
“lillllnuslmrst Hiya bc has 111mech hi!
typowrilcr ul lust.“ "lllll tho munlml umn.
“lions in mono n Iunv'bim‘ nrnuiri?"
nakod the thigh: mum who often tricd by
ho funny.
“'l‘ho tum-bloc of mmrm. " will the mmu
m ‘ .
, . , m. k‘flrlwfr'm
Hedi _ 'Oo.——Danvy, :—H‘lm mine
Dr.H . 'sOo hand Group Medicine
311onth amp children and find
nothing to equal am. They work
like magic. I would not be without
them in my home. The little one: love
Dr. Hfid’c Colic (lore and cry for it; it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith. 21 Wood street. An all
druaglsts, 250. »
l
" Wimp.
The old lad was rl ht when she said,
the child min t die i thay waited for
the doctor. She :11ch the littlo one’a
life with a few doses of One Minute
Cough Cure. She had used it for croup
before. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
cusumnA
r... Infant: and Children.
rum-
cognac“
mm
of . , ,myw-
Stands at the Head.
Aug. J. Borzoi, the lending druggist of
Shreveport. LIL, says: “Dr. King's New
Discovery is the only thing that cures
my cough, and it is the best seller 1
huvc." J. 1". Campbell. merchant. of
Sniford, Arlz . writers: "lir. King's New
Discovery is all that. is claimed for it;
it never fails. and is a sure cure for con-
sumption, coughs and colds. I cannot
say enough for its merits.” Dr. King‘s
New Discm'cry for consumption, coughs
and voids in not 0. experiment. It has
been tried for aquurtcr of n centurymnd
today stands at thohcud. It never dis-
appoints. Free trial bottles at R. H.
i’luisted‘s drug store, South Norwalk.
Soothing, and not. irritating, utrength-
cnimz, and not weakening, small but of—
fective—4m]! are tho qualities of
DoWif-t’s Little Early Riscrtho famous
little pills. E. P. Weed nnd G. C. Still-
son.
Electric. Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any mason. but perhaps more. gonor-
ully uccdcd when tho languid, cxhnust-
crl fooling prcvnils, win-n the liver iii
torpid undaluggish and the mood of a
tonic and ultcrutivcis fclf. A prompt
nsoof this mcdu-ina has often uwrtcd
long and pcrhnps fatal bilious fevers
No lucdir-ino will not. more surcly in
in countcrzwtlug and freeing tho Hystcm
from malarial poison. Houduchc, indi-
gcstiou,constipation, dizziness yicld to
lfllcctric Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 pcr
bottle of- R. ll. Pluistcd's drug shire.
'l'hc Icngf-h of life may be ilicrcusedhy
losscningifeulangcrs. Tho majority of
pcoplo die from lung troubles. Tllf‘riu
may bc nvcrtcd by promptly using (inc
hilnuchoughCurc. E. i‘. Wood and
(l. C. Stillson.
How‘s This.
“’0. offer (inc Hundred Dollars rc-
wurd for any Cil‘f‘. of (tuturrh that. can—
not be cured by Hull‘s (Eutnrrh Cure.
1“. .l.(‘nrtxr;v d- Uo., 'l'olcdo, 0.
We, the umlcrsignvd, buvc known 1
.l. Clicncy for th” last fifteen yours, and
helium him perfectly honorable in all
inmincss inmrmctimm and financially
ublc tomrry out. any obligations qudc
by their firm.
Wrzsr & ’l‘l<l7.\x, Wholesulc liruggists,
Toledo, 0.
Vi'ii.m.\u,ix'lvxx\' 8; MARVIN, Wholc’
sulc Drugmsts, Toledo. (l.
Hull's (luturrh Unn- is tukcn internal-
ly,m:tlngdircctly upon thc. blood and
mucous surfm‘cs of file system. Tcsti-
moniuis sent frco. i’rioc 75c pcr bottlc.
Sold by nll drnpgists.
To curc n11 Lil! son‘s. lo lwnl zln imlo‘
lcnt ulccr, or to spcmlily curc pilcs. you
new! simply apply l)(‘“yllf‘\‘ Witch liar.-
cl Salvo according to dim-(ions its
unfair-like action will surprise you. ii.
1’. \VI‘f‘ll and (l. (f. StillHon.
“Tho Worst cold 1 over had in my lifc
wnscurod by f‘lulmbcrluin'sCrumb Kcnb
lady.” writcs W. 11. Norton, of Suttcr
Crook, (Jul. “This cold loft. mc with u
cough mull was cxpoctoruting ull tho
timc. Tho rcmcdy curcd mo, and l.
wuutullof my fricnrlo wiwn trunblmi
with n cough or cold to got if. for it will
do {hour from! " Sold by (l. (3. Stillmn
and ii. 1’. Wood.
CAs'ronIA‘.
‘i'ic fie-
“unlit . lie";
i
t?! m c ' m “a”
Bucklln’s Arnie: Sliv-
Tho host salvo in the world for cuts,
bmison, nor-on, ulccra. colt rhcum, favor
Horns, tottor, clmppcd hmula, chllblnins,
corus, nndull skin crnptionfl, fillfl posi-
tivcly cums piles. or no puy rcqmml.
it is gnuruutocd to give pcrfcct nutinfuc»
tion or mono rcfundcd. Prim cam-m.»
per box. E. . Weed and G. G. Stimson.
A Terrible Operation.
0ro of tho most painful and dungor-
nus owmtiouo known to murgcry iv that
rcsortcd to for tho rmuovul of vnncor or
tumor: those (limnscs are becoming mom
and more provulmit ovcry your and hos-
pitnis arc cailcd npou lorccniw lllf‘i'f‘flil-
int: numbcro of thou: who must submit
to the operation for tho muovnl of con.
cor. Modicul science has ncvcr lw-on
nblo tofnrniuh annually for those din-
oaocs, butit aroma that u tnw rcmcdy
has boon found in Ypsilanti Spccillc, a
natural mineral wutcr. For fourtccn
years this water has boon thortmpbly
lontod in hundrmln of cum-.9. and no mm
llillil “or been found whom there was
any hope of lifo loft that thin wot-var
would not cure. The aniluutl Specific
Co., of 104 Broad St, Bocton, will for-
nlnhcvidencc of tin-so fucta to “hymn
donning it.
W (El. GA Indoor.
rind mm werly. ‘liuln‘t i just toll on
ho hm ummnl lli"-Giuclnuatl .,.
calm.
@slnia
, What is
Caloric in Dr. Samuel Pitcher:
prescription for Infant: and'Shil
(iron. It contains ncither Opium,
Icrphinc nor other Narcotic Inb'
stance. It in a harmless substitute for
Paragoric, Dropl, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. It:
guarantee in thirty ,vcau’ use by
millions of Mothers. Castorla is the
Children: Panacea—~thc liothcl’l
Friend.
CASTORIA ‘
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Canada. and no: that. the lac-alum:
signature of ‘~
is on the
wrapper."
We shall pro- ' fig Z5 é‘
up ourselves and the public at all hoards.
Tun Cmncn Conrnuvn’? Murray St..N.Y.
cpl-BR “an
Examiner in
aqazw§%
§ "“ $5.“:3'1‘82im
Offices, 43'} Main Street,
BRIDGEPORT. CQNN
HUNT
c.”
ZELUFF
Wholesale
and
Retail
Dealers
in
Fish,
, Oysters,
Clams,
ScaHosz
llf'irsc Radish groom! to order
Pure leplr Syrup.
’l‘cinphnnc. 35-4.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
The Beauty of Wall Decoration
dcpcmls on tho work of tho (lcfiigncr. So
lwuutiful. (lulu-mo and varied m-o tho
puticrns in this mock, the most nrtimic
lusto cannot fail to ho plonscd. If whut
you want in not bore, you make up your
mind it'll not. to ho had. '
Scraing'a frcc.
. Painting, pnpor hanging and docorat-
um.
if not conveninnt for on to call at the
storc, drop a pmtul, nut Iwill beplonaed
to call on you with ufull line of samples.
E. E. GOR HAM ,
10 FIRST AVENUE,
Connecticut
East Not-walk.
v'ouNo- MAN
Why hike the chance of l ng
without innumnco, when our
Cont» A day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR sumo:
0r l-lix Con. a day will give you on Endovv
merit. of ”.000 pnynblo tolyouraolf if on
five. With institution, he everyth cg
elm, “18th is the cheapest. Insure in the
Connecticut Genera
Llfo Insurance 00.
0f Hartford.
5. swd‘finrmru
111 Washington Smut, Bo. Nor-walk
A TOMS'W/vaflffs-
Arntnn,’ my: “an W M '0‘ LI”.
Alwyn pmmpl and Minute. Aron! Imuumm
(m bnol‘n rim PM“ and 1m a noun».
Al vim "'1'".vaqu amct lsr‘ulhdt. mm Of.
Crnm vun.&fo.,lknton,bllu. l’lmpliltlil.
daflmonxa.
imaboac“
a , M
if i m .-
'1‘hc present Itylo in‘ for from being unl-
fm'ln. Rovlvols of theg‘foihlous of i840,
1850 and 185i are very oviduct, although
they are more or lacs modified and altered
to suit the prevailing taste of today. «
The mingling of colors and materials
now soon is something willy surprising.
The more elaborate models of costumes in
'vl'lX'l'i-Ill u ls'l‘l'il ii.
particular show rainbow oombinntions: of
tint in thrcc and four kinds of goods. Of
course tho rich fir-(modes and striped silks
provido u variety of color in thomselvcs.
Fpunglcd and otlwr nwtullic find jeweled
cft‘ccts on white, black or colored not. uro
among the cxpcnslvn nml fushionublc nov-
cltics for cvcnlnu wcur. llhutk not of
(-oursonl‘birds the best ground, us the sum-
lmr tone um! lustcricss filltllllfu form is
striking confrusl Influx. brilliuntormuucn—
tflflull.
h'pcnklug of mcmllic cfl‘ccta, «mo of the
prctticsf. ldcus in the lino of jcwclry now
to be soon is tho dragon ll_v pin. 'l'hoso
pins um small um! um of timed gold in
imitation of thc rcul iusccf's trimming
nrnmr. Tho wings and body on! some-
times set. with proclous atoms, but till! loss
cxpcnslvo pins um almost. as prctfy us the
homily jl'WL‘lt'fl oncs.
liluc mu! grccn and purple and moon
arc uscd in imuwnso quantities, both in
solid colors ulul ('hunflculllu ull‘win‘. 'l'hl‘.
bluc muployml is of n dccp. strong ohmic,
and tho purple is rural purplc. 'l‘hcro um
charming silk plaids in thou» colors which
are cmpinycd for bodiccs and blouscs.
Moll‘o ribbon of cimugoublc blue and groom
is one of tho profflcsf millim'ry dcvclup-
moms. his nt’nvn bordcrcd with cxccod-
ingly burrow block \‘civcl.
'l‘oduy's cut. slums u princcia gown of
given and blucl; sti'ipcd silk. 'l'hc t-ubllcr
is llu'losud by l‘flfllllllt‘S (if ]llilliL‘il lllru'k
satin insido u band of blur-k fox fur. 'l‘ho
from of the bodice is sopumtc from the
skirt, opcning over a plusfron of block our
broidm-y on u orccn ground hm! falling in
hm tubs upon the skirt. 'l‘hcsc 1:!th iil'il
adorned with largo buttons. 'l'iw plustron
is burdvrcd by fur. and cuquillm of block
pluitml auxin :n‘u curricd down llil‘ middlo.
'l'hv bolt. is also of black satin. ’l he cluso
olL‘UVt‘h of blrlpcd silk lun'c lnfltcf‘llii-an
hhu'k Fruitful tho lop. iiilll tho block rilllll
cnllzir is bordcrcd with fur.
.lf'bu: CHOLLET.
BOLEROS AN D BODICES.
hlcl'i‘cs .iro Vcry. Tight flu-opt For n
l’uli'ml Top.
llnlf‘rus which .‘il'l‘ intmulml lo :u'onnr
puny clziborutu gowns urc usually vory
short. llnrdly cxirmliug nvcr the bosom.
but flicir sum]! <3?» iv f'v'lli[il'll<illl‘ll for by
”Mr cxtrmm' rivhn: ~.~. .\'u l‘m». ll'iill|l‘f)lll-
cry nl' INHSI'iiLl'llil‘llt‘ l< [(Illl'xlil'!l<l\'l! for
tin-m. :md ll is: fortunate (but not. much is
hundred in :uuiw llu'lll.
chcws m'o wry . low amvl tight. I‘Xf‘f‘pl.
at tho l-‘liullldt'l‘, wlfcrc short» pulls, (imper-
l
1
\‘mv lilillll l5.
lco or bows Rivou \l'lllll cchwf. 'l‘bvyurn
ll'lfilliil'll with wmlly Killlflflllfi um! lnugnlfiw
wot. l'uffnb.» or simply with vvlvcf nut! in-
cxpvnslvo ldrc. 'l’ho trimming is driving—
ml in pzruupq of lmrimnml builds, Build-
in“ 3:: ulso cnxploymi, or tho slocvo is goth.
crn-d by on lmmunso mmfbcr of regular
hlllf‘l‘lllfl‘l. .
'l'hcrc in u grout vm‘ivtyof Vilfiffl tube
Worn umlcrcoulv nml bolt-ms. Thom-lg.
hmi modcl, huv‘mg mm or tvvo pointsnt
tho wolf-ct. null rcvcr-A ut thump, inqultc
lust flight. of, many of tho now \‘cutx haw.
lug n bolt or com-lot film at bmllcu. If the
ouicrcout is wry mmil or Ntfipl‘ll on to
allow u grout (ion! of tho vcst, tho luttcr is
trimmcd with hrmuloboumu, motifs of
pnnmmcntcric, vupcrlmpnm-d rovors, col.
llll'll, runny, row:‘ of buttons or bruidml
lmmlu or straps. 'l‘lm \‘l‘I-il, muy liltcwluo bo
covet-ml with crovawlso or vcrtlcul (impor-
ics of lncc, or tho luco may bu urmngml in
coqulllcnnml jnbotu. llrocho [mnwmlour
or Donia Xlil silk bl "ml, mtlntmd whilo
cloth ombroidcl'ml mul brnldml with gold.
'l'ho cdgoo of him gurmcnt uronomctlmcs
ombroldcrcd with dolicutc bonds of flow
orn, aimllur omlmvldcry adorning tho col
lnr. A cruvnt of luooof tho ovomtor Doubt
Qunmrzo atylo complotm tho offoct.
'l‘hobndlvo lllufltmml is of ponrlgrny
silk. it hm: u very short, ripplclmcquc
trimmml with applications of cut out
guldon brown volvct ovcr mm color. Tho
holcrols of tho sum") sort of volvci, tho
open pnttorn allowing to ndmnmgoom'
tho mun lining. Tho chem mo of gray
utlknmlnm trimmed with gold bottom
and n frlil of may silk. Tho conflicts arc
of mm The jahnt trimming of the
walk
Bold by (loo. 0. Htllllml. South Nor-
fnmt is of m silk and the collar also.
. . .‘M Jvmc Comm. .4
Norwalk Chronicler