Cirillo wot known for yam as
Shanty Hill was laid away 3'
m in the old Methodist coine-
Wild.
’c conic we. Sarah Ulrich
married Horace J. Kelly, and
on toeongrecc for the place of
‘ mac» her the subject of un-
nJonuary, 1886, and for a long
, rill“. Film based her claims to
tinned poet laureate upon the facts
was endowed with the requisite
nowhdgcsnd inspiration, and that
the Widow of a soldier who lost
7 hilllfu, but a fortune, in the de-
‘llli country. Besides her husband,
M her father, brothers, a brother
.‘ciluclllc and uncles, and in her pe-
fill “id that she regretted that she
been born it man. so that she
line taken active part in the cause
UM
‘lmilmld had been a member of the
mind and Seventyrseventh Penn-
;v‘blllntoors, but his enlistment
yoluntur'y act, as he had been
. _ the service shortly after hav-
Misc Ulrich. who was a school-
, at that time. Hedicd in one.
m. '. been-operated from his wife
”a, V, l Then the widow began
i .
, genre.
newspapers with her “poetic”
and go haunt their offices, where
hoppert and encouragement in
tp‘vbich had the position of
ornate as its object. She was
t. and had an unbounded confl-
, , ability some day to ranch the
. ambition. and only recently she
- inwards to people who befriended
. mid that she would do this or that
cabinet place or when she became
. , been! concrete
a fond of telling to those who
'. lilten to her that newspaper men
. yl heated her well, and that only one
tor had ever noted coldly towm-d her,
_ , that he had been punished by being
y' in“ through her influence on two no-
on: when he had been a candidate for
congress. Fora long time she remained
n Wuhington, where she wro. verses and
bendenvored to ndvunce her claims for the
ow , Then the returned to Penn-
veuiyvt .. she spent most of her time
' ,‘flufilg her 2 photographs and verses. For
the last you- Ihe had made a scanty living
.,, by traveling over the country on foot sell-
ing medicines which she compounded.
While on pne of these tours recently she
i was allowed to ride on a farm wagon. 'l‘he
hornbecurne frightened and run away,
throwing her to the ground and inflicting
injuries from which she died.
Jill Kelly was comely in appearance
» ' ‘ always dressed neatly. Her character
“flame reproach. Her memory was re-
[notably good and she had a good knowl-
" odor of the Scriptures. She frequently
one» It public meetings and was rational
fill All lubioote except the two toward
. which the devoted the greatest efforts of
‘ tiny—political office and literary recog-
, lien—neither of which she ever had the
hi " tent chance of gaining.
" , original plan for appointment is em-
William followin verses, which were
“$1339.31qu be are she succeeded in
Mind!“ I, moinber of congress to pre~
m. but “filth!“ body:
notional AND AMERICAN POETS‘ con-
h‘f‘ , rssrou. .
A ' , Poet ln‘hls time
, ~ much composing rhyme.
H0. ' for him 'thII to compose
For mill Ml with Blinds sclcse
And then wrote but a line or two
into «on bed adieu.
u
.i:
ru- n ”filing mines open wide,
Inquirod ' " 1‘ did betide
The W H ‘Hoose. while it was dark.
Bic servant answered like a Lurk.
. Them did Delivered be
_0I'I_Oonpl¢fihohll rend tome.
'1 , them iliatlcln write
I t IeV'nl Doyl' seclusion quite.
' in Till"! lint“ le all I ask
write from Three to Seven Verse Task.
. Cloudy lorning hath brought it
~ on .
. fl r'opoeing at the close of Life's
flu.
,.... into the Heavens
tick ‘ surely will
. the National Foot in
. Bord of new” not.
In another of; her effusions che sayl:
I an thinking. I In: thinking,
0! the day! when l was young.
X VII, Minty best of teachers.
AI lull. nly praises were so sung.
8 A. N. W, luperlntendcnt
on county at that time.
0'
‘ 1 VII educated no“ relpleudont.
> Show be! preference as to her
1 hirlel piccolo the following lines:
M m in lube!) cemetery, u very beauti-
hi place.
be the Mild! miniltu be the rector of
« Grace ., '
' mien-Mot Episcopal church of Bonus-
m, at 'etmy ma whose Fume shall
“ me: Me away
' ”New York Tribune.
k
.110 m of not Silence.
parting " between Thomas Wilton
n1'51'lm‘“lili0ultlilKllduff one night inat weak
W an unusually prolonged one. She had
milled film u for e- the front gate.
and? ' “ll where the prolongation cc»
m, It, In I fine night. and they
can together in nieces, neither withing
i0
M
Willi opell that hung over them.
“’9 know how long they would have
‘ till!!! had not a clock in a church
m not far away announced the hour of
' '3 . rm. and
taint to set name enough to any
all Infantile. When he had sold it.
he on was this:
was.
our. will you marry me?"
., ,.B
W fora, answer-and bevelled
mono said not a word. lie
has not. and was therefore
from her «pr-ulna what
‘, n lie! mind. M the nomads
W intently anxioul. lie
hi. can as won.
“met, but thin out
be silence I!" 0P“
_, lb sum cocon-
‘ “I hurriedly. “1 out
new} i mtbinklng.’
“Km 0""
him-walk. who is soundrnougii finan—
ctclly,bui is a little cramped for current
inudmapplirs at a bank for a line of dis»
count.behastoconform toceriain rules
or notes, the imlorscmeut, the due date
and the amounts are carefully scanned.
, (Gilli. llziilr-ll by l:ilsli'l'<.\llllllll‘ll C0,.
liuliuln. N. Y. solo (igi‘llli for illt‘
U. F.1ivuu'nilu:t ihv ll:i|1|i'<—llu.‘iii'~v~
than Esmeralda said the
W go in. .
.. .. II offend no obiectlon to this. but
~ to say something which he had
’ WM hie boldness, and yet it
tiller-l the! Inch a question
overlie intimacy which had ex-
IIil the two for more than n
i would have my
tar. "am-en's
m
Accept the Securities at Per. . ,
’ If an ordinary business man in South
and regulations. The maker of i he drafts
if ibc said maker»: or iudorsrrs are oul~
sidvrs, some mvam is taken in. obtain
their financial standing or rating. nml
then and not until then is the paper
negotiated Ul' rejected. "fill the. smut
will] imlorsenicuis (if proprietary med-
icines. Outside: imlnrscmeut has lo be
looked upnml ratcd‘bcfore it can pass
muster with the boun- ludorscmciii.
People we know. or whose local slandr
lug can llt‘ readily obtained, furnish the
gilt-vilgcrlurtiijr. Dunn's Kitlnc Pill.-
arc iudurscd m South .Nurwak 1);.
South Norwalk residents. No need it
lilit‘hilgiilt‘ (-ntlorsaiitm marli- ‘in soon
oilicr cbmmuniiy. All that is publisher
l
l
l
i
l
l
is the pure lllliili'Slllill ariiclia 'lulu .}
illiS case: '
Mr. (l'us l-.. Warren. mm of tin
well‘kimwn oyster planter. of No. .
(L‘besfmil <lrcrf. has the iullmviug if
say nbmu Dunn‘s iviiluvy l’ills: "i
have hurl buclmvlic and weak lrlthicyr
from early illllflll'lllll. l have tried all
kind.» of rcumlics. but ncu‘r received
any pi-rumucuf benefit until 1mm
xiiciiccd using Dunn's Kidney l‘ille.
which i procured at l’lnisted's drug:
store. My l'nfhu‘ had been using flu-m.
mnl \\ll\‘ m plow-ml ultli the result that
1 Wm. imiuvctl in try them. i am sat
isficd that they are all ill:li.l*l claimed.
'l‘llcy i‘lll‘f‘fl my lurchaflu’. l mu plml
to be :fllli‘ tn vr-cmuuwml them in any
one who unfit-roll :ii limm~ n»; i did."
For "ill‘ by all tlmlcvs. l’rivc 5p
and take no substitute.
Christmas
Present
for y
lam ly if on
meat pol (:y in the
Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co..of Hartford.
oursoll if on live. and your
to. is an landown-
With insurance as with everything
else. thebest is the cheapest, an
to rdavwilipivca young man
at iousand do lure insurance to
to cum himself in old age. \ml
do not oosc what you have paid
if you stop paying an time after
three years i‘iliill. va no. or pal
up policy. or be insured for the
full amount for the balance of the
arm.
3. S. L’HOMMIDIEU.
4 South Main Street.
TEA
no
In 1 pound pack-
ages at
SanfL
Gemstock
Jsz,
72 NORTH
MAIN
S T R E ET.
South Home": Savings Bank.
lN’l‘l‘IliliIS'l' Ni )Tlf .‘l'I.
Spurn Nullli’ALK, (foam, “00.. ER, Willi.
Atn meeting of the nianngcrs of this
bank, held th'uhl ate. a dividend to (lope a
item of interest at the rate of four per
cent. per unnum was declared for the six
monthsemiing January 1. MIT, payable
on and after January ll. IH'JT. internal
not drawn willbo credited to accounts
and draw interest from January I, win.
JUIIN ll. KNAl’l’. Treasurer.
dt‘ilzlw
-... . n. -W-wmu..mm..mm
SAV
Ha”
Your
Coal
Bill
By using the
Perfection
Radiator
Heats adjoining or upper room
without addiftiolnal expense for
ue I
Callcnd See it. Repairs for any
stove that's made.
THE
NORWILK PMTIRI O MPG. 60.
menu wutumn Street cacao.
. E?
x, 3’
.. $-er“- we? g.
5 w Labor 7
.....<,.. or. P; ..:~.-¢
a
M... ....
D. W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
coil lmbclmr.
t3 Wauhlnflon “not.
i
Whothe would so can... it... Probable R
Home contains is THE com
The labor:- For Extension.“ 'l‘iin'e neat»
funding the debt of the Union and Con-
tral Pacific roads having been defeated in
than probable that the properties will pass
president felt justified in withholding this
fused there can be no further delay.
foreclose the first nmrtgago upon the aid-
of this question, which has vexed so many
but should they not there is no apprehen-
sion as to the government's interests being
thoroughly protected.
made will assume the entire indebtedness,
and the Vaiidvi'bllts and .l. 1’. Morgan are
understood to be nerdy in assume control.
here that it is remiy to purchase the firm-
tml and l'niou Pacific railroads and main
line when sold under him dilfllfl of trust. it
is headed by Walter Mon-shivui of London
and is nepn‘sonmi in this wunfry by Judge
Rooney of Brooklyn.
Hyllilltllilld is already the owuw' of stock in
the Central Pacific road.
liver to the gover-nuwnt in satisfaction of
etult inf-the
' ‘ Bill’s Défcei.
Foodies
on by n Inbunntlol IIoJorIIy-«so-uo'r
lille' Winona» Plan For Cebu loam
nendnoo-——Slx Your-f Tom Proposition.
Wasumo'ros. Jan. 12.--The whexnc for
be lower branch of cough-smith more
nto other bands.
Pending legislation by mmgress. the
let-ion, but now that an extension is re-
Pro~
landings already have been mutilated to
id portions of the main lines. Settlement
idmlnistrations, now mama assured. it is
mitten-d that Huntington and hisnssmi»
tins may try to bid in their own property,
\Vlimevm- buys the
An English syndimio has advertised
it is mid that the
it offers to tie—
its claim first mortgage bonds on the con-
solidated lines for $ls'n5,ililo.illlii barring in»
temst at ii per cent for .3 years and l per
mat for it) years. The security is to be a
wimmount incumllmni-oon all the prop»
crib-s concornml. it is not known what
offer the American financiers will make.
but it is emu-cladlinitila-y will subuill
much better terms than those from Lou-
(iuli. '
Proceedings of Gangrene.
\V‘asnivo'rox. .lau. l'z.~-'l‘bcclilcf event
of the senate session was an lllipliroblllfll'fl
spcwh by Mr. Mills of Tunas in favor of a
resolution lilil‘flfllli'l‘tl by him in rim-lim-
ilic l‘i‘l'flgllillilll of a foreign government a
congressional prerogative and in romgnlzv
the independent-u of i'uba and illipl‘illll‘lllh‘
$10M") for tlwmlury of u minim-r. in
support of the first proposition llu‘ scuuinr
quoted a long line of pun-minute. and.
siwiikiug on the llllll‘l‘ question. be strong
ly denounced the miminlslvuiimr, cluii'giuaz
it with favoritism inward Spain. llv spolm
i-nliloiilpliuliisly ul' ('uslolur nini Wi‘ylzvr
and of Signorf‘rispi llf‘l'lillr-it‘flf thr- lntfi‘r's
(it'i'lail'iii'itill that Europe f'mllil not look
without. concern upon the protrusion of
the l'niu-(l Slates. The (‘ubun question
was the mercantile spirit of tho nation
against its lmnm‘, lir' rim-lured. 'i‘ln-rr- was
an informal discussion by several hl‘llllful‘s‘.
and Mr. Bump of (lmruiu gave nuiiw of
n Spi‘i‘i‘ll ill a subsequent lllllf‘.
Mr. Allen of Nebraska made an unsuc-
cessful liftcmpr in swiml llli‘ mloptinn «if a
resolution rolling nil the sci-rotary of the
navy for inrorumlinu as in whether mu
truvfurs' mm in the Brooklyn uuvy yard.
aw lllilill‘ in Work more than right hours
per (lay.
Six l'cnra' Term Proposition.
Mr. l’ria-fm' of Vermont mmlvn speech
lll fnvm' of a constitutional unu-mlmvnl
to limit the plvsiriom In one th ymrlvrm.
His [ll'llil'llllil reasons forflw anu-iulpimii
were: Fire, a longer prmaldvntlul term
and ineligibility for l'l'~i'l\‘f'll|lll un- umrc
in lli'f'llril with the ideas and purplm-e of
the fl’iillii‘l’rl of llll‘ r-niicliiulinii tlum is the
pn-scnf system us if has ili‘Vi‘llllM'il in pmv
lli'fll results; somml, the prupnwti «Willizv
is not l‘llllll‘lll or i‘vvnlullumu‘y. but is in
the line of true conservatism ------ ii is a
change of ilw lulu-r to preserve the spirit
of the constitution: ihlni, rc clinillllilv is
wrong in iln-oryumi vii-inns in practice.
fur it l‘l‘ollll: in flli‘ use of the patronage
of his olllw by tho pri'siilvlii for flu- pm
lllllllllll of his vlnuiriwe nf re rhu'llnu or
i'lrol' sully-vie him in the 'impulnil-m «if
bllf'li usv; fourth, line via-Inge will mun-
llmi'ullghly il'ivni'i-i‘ llli‘ lvg'islnllw illlll A'v
m‘iil'yt'v lirulil'lw-i (if llw unvvl'llmi-nl, :m
mul Inns! strongly desired by flax ('llllaflill
iionnl muvvulinu; fifth, !'\I'll il‘ ila- pl‘t'i
Mil syslvm was wise in llu‘ lwumniuu. lla-
l‘llllllifl‘fl conditions. the grmvlli of the
country in population, «isiwviiilly in chin.
illl‘ 5mm increase in our h-rrit-iry and thr-
griminu (lupin-r of Mulih'u populul‘ i‘vvul
sinus muiw the change llI)\\' ilmll'ullh".
sixth. ila-i'l'by illf' businv‘s lllli'l'l‘\i>§ lit-flax
country will be suvml from nili’ll frequent
disiui'lnum-u, and thi- flnu- and vxpvuw in
vidvnl in campaigns will be. prrqan-iiun
alvly reduced; seventh, by lengthening
the lt‘l'liirl of riqlrmi-uialivi-s to rim-v ymnx
lnwa will lw lll‘ill'l' ('illlhllli'l‘l'll and will
have a longer and fairer irinl llt'fill‘l‘ flu-iv
friends no will of power in congress.
The Arbitration Treaty Submitted.
'l'lli‘lil'lllif'liililfl treaty between this coun-
fry and (in-iii lirllnlu was delivered to the
minute. im'umpunlmi by it “away" from
the president. in primitive Hi'milflll it was
referred in the communion nil fur-vigil relu-
iluns, and, without being road, was order.
I‘ll in be printed. The pl'i'slili'iiis nwssnko,
however, was read.
Hi-uiimr Morgan suggested llllil ilm
irmify should ll' nuulv public. but Smaller
Slit'rnniii. us I'lllili‘lllllll of the i'illlillillli't'nll
foreign relations, replied that it should lu-
i-xumlmsl by the l‘illllllllli.t‘l‘ in which it
had bot-u referred before lslliig published.
This all Rustin" wusam-vpml with. flu-mt
dm‘smm log that the i-nmmlfim should
have the privilege of nuiklng Lllt‘il’f'llly
kliuwn.
The two treaties providing for the nut-
tual extradition of criminals lwfm-vn tho
l’nlml Sluice and the Argentine lit-public
and tho l'nltml Mules and tho (ironin-
Fruv Slalom-re ratified affurlaviuuamme
ed in pbmsmlogy on us to muforui to sim-
llur treaties with other countries.
lloum Dole-to Funding Ill".
The Pacific railroad funding bill went
down to limlunm in the limiwumiernii
mlvcmi inujorlty of fill. The friends of the
pleasure, who had pmllc-lcd its passage up
to the last moment, were simirlsrvl by the
decisive clumwfcr of tholrilcfmt. They
had been led to hope from lho votes on tho
substitutes ihnt the bill had more than an
even chance of passing. 'i‘hc ilcll sulmtl-
tutu provided that if lho Union Pacific and
('cniml l’m-lfln would olvlir off the flint
mortgage and mlvancc the government's
lien the mvmnucnt would extend the in-
debwdnccontil pennant. it won defeated
by it vote of ill) to live. The Hurrimn aub-
stltulc pruvldml for a rmiinnlssion to now-
than anoiiamontof the debt. ' it Wears-
When prevent crime on the main preposi-
tion. the wirele opposition. swung into line
and method it’ll}! all, advum vote of Hill to
. 10:3. The, vote was,‘
the passage of the hi i, but on the pmlllui-
our! motion to on
third time.
umm‘lly lnought tea final met before the
last parliamentary stage is numbed.
liciily Pacific funding bill two years ago
Wlmriefmifed in the saineuiaunor on the
snmc moiimu
the house in ten your». An analysis of the
vote shows that all ibvpulilh-aua and lo
Denim-rats voted for timid“ null 49 Repair-
limos. fill nonmetal», ii l’opuiists and fl
Independents against it.
chairman of the Par-lilo railroad munmlitm,
elifs'l‘oil a. motion to woumlult the bill "fin
or he bail marvels-ll from the shock of his
defeat, saying that the "main-rs of ihu
house were all in favor of n willouuuit,
but evidently oppuwl to fill! principal of
the llli'ilrllll‘t‘ his umuuillm had brought
in. lictlioliulit his conimlili-u should have
uuiqqmrtimiiy in fonuulatu nunllwr bill
in the hope. that itvvuuld prove acceptable.
prise an acceptable bill.
the bill, on the other hand. are rejoicing
find suyfbirl vote smiles the intent ull
appriqirinfinu bill llllll several other bills
$0ch aimed idl'vf ‘ uctthcm.
taken tilinetly on
guise and read the bill n
pi,
’;
lulled '1. th)’ alluvial" life‘s.
Bills the subject of hard contests are
'i‘ be
This is the fourth funding bill killed in
M r. Powers. the
Mi‘. Powers says that. he docs not know
what will be dmic, but i-xprcssmi the nplliA
fun that iilliliilill‘ effort simuld la- made m
The (quaint-ms of
schemes to filial the debt at this session.
Aill'l‘ the bill was disposal of the army
were passed. 'l'honrmy bill rim'lmilll'lll.
l'MJiH, $155,558 loss than that for the
current your.
ALTGELD SNUé—‘BE D.
Tito Illinois laglclninro Adjourned to
Prevent lllm From Speaking.
Hrmxoviam. ills. .lon. i::,——’i'lw inau
urination of (inviu'nor ’i‘uimvr (li‘Vi‘liipt‘d a
sensation at the (-los‘onf ilns'stnfi-lmueo
cor-cumulus, when the retiring governor.
John 1‘. Alluold. was not. permitted in do
It AIWays Leads
with the nearest com-
petitor way cistern-~—
Because B—L tobaccos
are always the same
Chewers know good
tobacco as sailors do
a boat—~that’s why
Lil-L always leads.
liver the farewell address which has been
one. of the features of ph‘\llilln innugum»
Lima: in illiuois. Governor Allin-id bad
pvl'parwi his «pr-«1:11; if hurl been given a
plui‘l‘ on the printul prnnrmnmrs, and
min-h interest had (‘L‘fiii'l‘i‘ll in its unfini-
pufvil delivery.
more painful to fliocx murmur and his
friends {mm the fact flail Mrs. Align-bi m'
vuplml ll m-nl beside him on the siuyzt- uml
fillill‘i‘il in the confusion f’l‘hlllilllg from the
affair. Early in the i'fllll'fli‘ of flu» f'\l \‘i-iws’
ll \viis nmvml lhni Mr. Alluvld lw rwqumt
ml lululilvuss illi' jnim ;i.~.~.mnbly pvxwi-nl at
the inaumnmtluu.
Slutilu'r i‘lii‘fln of the lower lain-m do-
ihmnl fiw motion out of Union and subse-
quvutly refused in recognize any firm
wrulic' member who uiivmpimi w liillll‘i'.—‘~i
the chair. The majority of llw nu‘niln-vs
of the joint rilSSi‘llillly .‘lllfl ila- lump mull-
oni-o illll not hpprm-luli- the signification nfl
this course lluiil :t motion in adjourn mm
carried and pm an lllli‘xpl‘i'fl‘il end to flu»
rurumonbufi “lillilill the reliving governor
having hall on Iqqinriuniiy l.» Ilt‘lltl'l' the
address which be r'iim'lml ulth him in ill
stage.
Much lllfllilllflllhli was l‘XlIl'l‘sii‘ll of il -.'
snub. :tllil tlw ilrmm-ruliv llii'filln‘l's are
bitter in then" durum-infill“ of what ihvv
li‘l‘lll an "miti‘ugmum insult." \Vlllli‘ mim-
of the Republican haulers rlv'lnrv flint llm
vvlmli- ul‘i'uir “lie mulling: iiml‘t‘ nur h es
than an m'i'i'slulli nu ilu- part of the spell;
or in failing in rail upon Mi'.,\lt;:u bi bu"
his spew-h. l-Ix Hun‘l‘lml' Alum-hi left Hm
slulelmuw ilummliuirly upon lbw min-lu-
sin!) of llw luaunurnilnn run-mum :Iiul l'i'
lllf‘lli‘il inf'hla-uw. tvlllmni [wrmltlinu bim-
mlll' in be lllii’l'\'li'\\‘r‘il npun lln' .‘il'l'nir
l
l
v . i
“in snub was lli;lfli‘ ilil‘l
COXEY’S NEW PARTY.
Tim Commonwonl f‘ulonol Submit. the
Platform of the .‘mv Organization.
51’. [.01 is. .lzm. L‘.‘ -~.lill‘flll i'nxoy and
his lli‘liil‘lliifll, (‘ni‘l llvutvnv of “em...
Iiinnivvul” l‘mm- hm:- al'viiml lii'i'I-frimi
Mussiliun. l). in an interview Mr. i'nxvg
said: "i lillvr'\Vllliili‘nwll from the l’mplr‘s
l’urfy. in \vlmsv‘naiinnul I'Ullililllli‘i' l \i:|.~i
u i‘t‘prusvnluliw from (lbln. illlll how will
ml ilii- i'uiil't'i‘i'nn-r. In lw ln‘ltl lll‘f'l' l'ui‘ llm
pui‘pim' ul' ul‘uulli/lllq :i lii'\\ nulluiml w
i'ni-m party “lllf'li lllllll“l ln- lm-uml nwr
in uni-of ilu-ulll purl a -. us I lull [if the l‘np
lillnlrt pus in the hm mnupnign. ii l-snill‘
desire in form n pnrli in \‘llli‘ll ilu- [ampli-
run luivi- murv (lil‘l'il mnn'ul of their rvp
n'st'lilulivw»: llum l~ llIvW llllvilllll'.
“A platform villi lu' willlfiilill‘ll fnlln'
i-imfwwncv hating for il‘illllllll ideu'ilm
llillliliii’i' fillil nvf’er‘wulum.‘
"This pluifm’m Will also mlulz'ufl- the
(lf‘lllnfli'll/Jlilnll of will :iiillsilvi-r, fax-iv
flu-«lulu mvnvrslilpmii uprrufinn «if all
l'.‘illl’llllili. \vuuzvm rmlls. \\l|li'l'\\il)‘h. irvl
Mellon Works, li‘li‘;’!‘.ilill null ll'll‘lllllllii'
lines; municipal (m lil‘l‘slllll illlil :quvi'nfinn
of all public ulll‘nir i-mpluymvnl of the
surplus labor in publu urn-in, min-rumour
lrllllkri ul' (li'pnslt umi lniiiH llll‘lfl'i luilw.
people of bust.
"The platform will .‘llwl advocate equal
suffrage. stair» mum-ml nl' fla- liquor irulllv.
i'lm'tinli nl' 'll'i‘h'llll'llf, \‘im‘ pl‘vs‘ilir‘nl nml
i‘nilmi Stalin-t -i-uulur~, judges and all
lmsliunslcrs by the illl'i'i'i veto of the pew
pli'. "
(foilniorfeltor Plead» Guilty.
lins'i‘ux, .lau. if}. “Human \l’ahlmn,
lillllri Jami-s Moor, \\.|~; lii'l‘liiulli'il before
(‘mmnlsslmwr l-‘isko l‘lilll'w'il with having
counterfeit nmpvy in his possession and
passing the Hmm'. 'l’la- pnllm- have uuulu
every possible i'll'nl'l in ilrlf'i'l‘illlll “'lll‘i‘l'
Webb-on mum from :iml \vlwro his plant
is. but up in ibis tipn- have not been sue»
(-i-eaful. \l'uldruu plunlud uulliyniul was
held in $2.5m bond. for the March term
of the circuit murt.
BRlél’m TELEGRAMS.
The final larili‘ hearing took place lwforo
the ways and awaits mmmitim- in Wash.
legion.
The case of Edward J. ivory. llw allcgmi
dynamitor, was presented to the grand
jury in Minion. and bv was lmlll'tml.
Charles Enmry Hmlih of Philadelphia is
regarded in (.‘apton as the foremost pumi-
billty for selection as swvutnry of the iron»
iiry.
Elecmro met in all the stains and cast
their ballots for president and Vlf'c presi-
dent. McKinley rectum! 27f voice and
Bryan liii. ’
Koch, Dreyfus 8; (In, wholesale dealers
in err-lryat 2:: John arr-ct. New York.
made a Music-rot their assets to secure
their confidential emblem. '
Just as Mrs. (far-ow was almut to be now
victell of murdering her husband in Yoko-
hama the family unwracao confessed to
having manniltted the crime.
David J. limp, for so years commuted
with theNcw York col-mm nonnative
«retail 3 the house by it vote of lid to 214.
v the ‘nmnbere have as much or
,
ofllee‘ond‘forthcpufl 1W“ ' flute“
, rheumatism. Sold by (l. (‘. Stillson.
"My daughter. when rm writing from
an attack of fever, was a grunt sull‘i‘vvr
from pain in the back and hips,” writes
L union Grover. of Sculls. Ky. “After
using quite a number of remedies with—
out any benefit she fried «inv- hnnlv of.
Chamberlain’s l’ain Hahn, and it has
given onlirc relief." i'mnnbcriaiu's
Pain Balm isalso :1 mm” cure i‘rr
The, old way of delivering ruessagos
by [met-boys compared with the modem
telephone, illustrates the old tedious
methods of “breaking" colds compared
with their almost inst-antanmus care by
One Minute Cough Cure. i}. C. Stillson
and E. l’. Wood.
Mothers whosevhildrcn are troubled
with bad colds, cmup or whooping:
cough will do well to read what llr. it.
E. Kelley. ()ffiuli'y, Mu, says on this
subject. He writes: “For years we
have net-«l Chamberlain's livrnedy, and
always keepitln the house it is re-
mu‘di-d in our family as a specific for all
kinds of colds and Coughs." The 2.": and,
EU cent bottles for sale by (;._ (f. Stillsun.
To care all old sores, in lll‘fll an indo-
lent ulcer, or to speedily i-nrr- piles. you
need simply apply DeWift's Win-h
llnzel Salve according to dim-tious. Its
magic-like action will surprise you.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
nefar-
rinilc . iron
...... m
of t , ., “Ill?"-
Tlio old lady was right when she said.
the child mightdie if they waited for
the doctor. She saved the little ouo's
life with a few doses of line Minute
(tough (lure. She had used it for cronp
before. (i. (J. Stillson and ll. P. ‘Vi‘i‘il.
‘ Mr. (3. hi. Dixon, a well known ilif‘l‘-
l‘hflLf of Pleasant lliulgc. hullou (To,
l’n.. Lats a little girl who is frequhutly
threatened with i‘nmp, but when the
first syn \fous appear. his wife gives her
Chamber iu's (Tough limit-dy, which
always a '‘da prompt rclu-f. The 2.3
and he cent w for sale by ll. L‘. Still-
son.
Soothing. and
it irritating, strength-
@slula
prescription for Infants and flhil
dren. It contain: neither Opium
Morphine our other Narcotic sub
stance. It is a. harmless snbtiitute for
Paregcric, Dropl. Soothing Syrups
and emot- on n a pleasant. In
guarantee is thirty'yccrt’ use by
millions of Mothers. Cartoria ll the
Children’s Panacea.” the liothefl
Friend. '
Tun emu-sun COMPANY. 7? Manny St..N.Y.
PlCKLED
OYSTERS!
eniug, and not
cfl‘mztivrwsuch are
Witt’s Little .Eariy
little pills. G. U.
Weed.
ikt'ning. sluall. but
.. qualifies of l)»-
‘svrs, the famous;
\lsou and it. l’.‘
it,
i.
STATIC('ll°(llllfl,(ll’l‘\' «w’i’oilxiu, I ,
films Uili‘N'l‘Y. i ”“
Frank .1. Cheney makes paid that be
is the senior partner of the firm of l". .l.
Cheney dc (Bo, doing busiucs. in flit!
City of Toledo, county and state of: ap-
suid. and that said firm will pay tlw
sum of One Hundred Dollars for each
uudvvorycase of (laturrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Hall‘s flzitan‘h
Cure. FRANK .l, (ii pqu
Sworn in before mo and snbuwibod in
my presence, this llfh day of December.
2‘. 1). Hill“.
A. W. (lid-idiom,
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5 “9“} i Notary Public.
Hall's (Iatarrh (”are is taken internal-
ly and acts directly on the blood and
niucons surfaces of the uyslmn. Sand
for testimonials free.
i". .‘l. CHENEY a Urn. Toledo, 0.
”Sold by Drugglsts, The
OABTOfiIA:
'li'elll‘ a; inn
cl t '- only
"t“ 16‘, 42.2... mm
The but antidyno and cspovtoraut for
the care of colds. coughs. and all throat,
lung. and bronchial troubles,“ undoubt-
edly Ayer’s Cherry i’cctoral, the only
specific for colds and coughsmlmitted on
exhibition at the ( Thicngo World's Fair.
The length of life may be increased by
lessening its dangers. The majority of
people die from lung trouble». These
may be averted by promptly using .Une
mints Cough Care.
I t v
unwind-emit). 'l‘cs .
'Wmmls
[Center-is in Dr. Samuel Pitchers
if
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
“made from best leaf, ‘Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
' having Casiorie. and see that the foc-simri:
of boost flavor, last no“... of ,
is on the ,
the longest and always mamm- W
. Wcshnll ro- '
satisfy. m: confirm: and the public at all hoards.
derail It We
“XLLWEK$
‘3‘
§ r. 53‘:':‘.'.':’.’.'.h...
I670 to 1883
(lfilccs. lib: Main Street,
l!“ I I!) Brown. IONN‘
Leave your orders for the
Holidays.
Blue Points.
On the Half Shell.
Horse Radish Ground to Order.
HUNT
&.H
ZELUFF
Telephone. 35-4.
habitant" will not be'ahleio recoil-wit ,
out referringio Manatee is that Flannel2
street was originally laid‘out as amino '
road by an enterprising Dutchman. wh '
look the soil excavutcd as eoxupematiuil
for his labor.
tain Tennis De Kay petitioned the tow
council for petunia-lion to make “a cart
way leading out of the Broad streett
the street that runs by the pye~woiuau ;
(then Shipp street) leading to the com .
to “undertake to doc the some provid
was about 6,000 persons. very few of
whom resided ontgide of ”the wall,” a;
the lower end of the island from river ‘
to river and from which Wall street 3
about this old wall. and most New York
down about 1700, and the sound ate! 8»,
were used in the construction of the city ,
hall, on the balcony of which George
Washington was inaugurated as the first
Manhattan Island that bore any resem-
blance to a couch. and 40 years after-
ward there were only half a (lozoiicoucb-
es. There wore several choices. but or rts
were the common conveyance. In 1772.
according to authentic local history,
there were five private coaches in use .
here. One belonged to the governor. one
to Lieutenant Governor Cadwallader ,7
(folder), one to William Walton, one to
'c
I
One of the things that “the eldest it
It was in lime that (Bani
ions of this city. ". The petitioner ugrec
0 may have the soyio. " ‘
At thattrmethepopnlutiou of t eci
tone fortification Which extended across
nok its name.
Much has been written and pnblishcrf
rs are familiar with the origin of the
mmo which the noted financial ccuie
lle hears. it may be news to many,
iowcvar, to learn that the 'uli was tori
iri-Sidcut of the United States.
In 1732 there was but one vehicle on
Mrf Murray, for whom Murray street
was named, and the fifth was the prop- .,
rrfy of Mrs. Alexander. Carpets were :
unknown in New York at this period,
for "all the houses were sanded with
uhite or silver sand in figures and de-
vices. "
‘l‘ho first boss that New York ever
had was Willinm‘i‘v‘altou, who erected ,
lliu famous Walton mansion in Pearl i
sfrwt in 1754. The title was bestowed ;-
upon him not because of his political I
liillllf'liui‘, but solely because of his prc~ '
axniucuu-u in business and in society.
The appellation clung to Merchant
Walton until his death and was buried
with him for the time being. The sump-
tuousuvss of Boss Walton's entertain-
ments, cspwizilly those given to British
army officers, led to a false. estimate in
England of the wealth of the people of
New York and practi 'zilly nullified tho
remousiranm-s sent by the colonies to the
British parliament against the historic
stump not and the duties on tons.
’i‘lw custom of advertising for wives
was introduced in this city about; 1832,
and it iirmia‘oul the ire of Nathaniel P.
Willis, who was Then one of the editors
of the New York Mirror. [Io denounced
it as an indecent practice and said,
“Depend upon it, such public courtships
are t.‘ilill‘f’i‘(l only by old bachelors. (le-
vayod rakes and other discarded single
gentlemen. who would make but little
progress in personally presenting the
(-mnnicndiibie qualities of which they
allege themselves to he possessed. ”
it was in the summer of 1833 that the
first severe cholera epidemic swept the
island. Within three weeks the city was
more than half ilcpnpulutcd by flight
and ili'iilll. All places of amusement and
many of tho. slures xvi-re closed. Several
physicians flvd in the country, and for
many days the terrifying gloom of a
gruvvyni'd hum,y over ihc city. Entire
families in the full enjoyment of health
(mu «lay warn buried the next. This
(finial puriwl caused an effective public
null-alum in favor of u. sys‘icni of pure
watvr supply and better coverage.—
Nr-w Yuri; 'i‘init's.
Lincoln “”tli tile Ax. 4
I')urin;,v President Lincoln‘s second
visit in l-lichumud after its capture and
only a few days prior to hiu melancholy
assassination he puma (l at (3in Point
mi wit the ['uimi iv spilulsnvhlch \vi-vo
in this store. on the finest. largest and
liuudsmuest line of Wall Paper (but was
ever guild-rod under oncpmf in this mm-
uiumly. There is snnmlhingf‘orovary
bully (Hill at. prices everybody can afford
to pay.
_ Painting, paper hanging and decorat-
mu.
If not convenient for you to call at the
slow. drop a postal. and Iwill bepleused
to call on you with a full line of samples.
E. E. GORHAM,
10 FIRST AVENUE.
Eon Net-walk. Connecticut
- o
7 Mon.
untold
Allan. H pileup: and MN“
'irt (lA’lus‘u i'i-m i'n M
M fliiuhnmffl. or m at .1
litres ram. (20., pineal. an.
.ii’mv' lrnfl'llflml.
t :mIv-b. mm M.
l'hmnhlri 4e.
G. (3. titlilison l
Santa Claus Raises the Curtain.
Sentinel
“talc
and fun it wink".
can out. 3., .iiciltii Nor.
walk. by D 3% ‘
v- i';»‘ min-b ('i'mvrlmi, :aml «wmluinvd amino
rump pail. 2:14. lll' .'~‘i.'<: l fr 1' a few min-
! 1.1M llt'.il‘ (liif‘ of the \izuui piles. where
our of flu~ (lvfuilml llii‘ll was busily fili-
uagwl m clamping \Hmil. Asking the
man in li'llll him the as for a filament,
ilu- pru-idvnt proceeded in tho lllf‘i-t
N'iillfllli! manner ill chop off about a
foot from the Hill of a good ulzvil log.
atviaumg 11w ax ui‘nulicl in a powerful
hump. x-,v.'hu~li would hardly be expected
in a liiiili of his swirmtary habits. l:imil-
ing pleasantly, he handed fbouxbuck lo ,
ifs own-1‘, thanking him for its use, and
the lain-r. who had looked on approv-
ingly during the pi‘l‘ffll‘liiilllflf‘, Raid: l
“You have clioppcd wood before, sir, ‘
I MW?”
"Oh. yes!" rcspoudcd the president. ;
“I've. chopped a good deal of wood in
my time, my man. "
When fho soldier found out who ill!)
womloboppvr was and whose service he
had munnmrdwi, be was very "aucii as.
louisbod and vowed that ho w .ld keep
tlw previous or as can of his UllOlCilhb
pow-salons as long as he should live. i
The ax became quite a celebrated imple- l
meat in the hospital}: at City Point. and
mu solslil‘r was offered largo same of ‘
money for it. Those offers. however. he
indignantly refined and took it home
w“ h him. where it iidonhtless treasured l
to this day as one of the brightest jewels
of his house.
l
new a limbo Sleep.
Horses always point one ear forward
when they sleep. .Exactly why this in
tone no human being can tell. but thol
probability in that the prmstice is a relic i
of the time when they were wild and
obliged to be on ‘ihoir guard even when
liillm'p. Catlin, on the other hand. are
apparently indifferent as to the pmltion
of their cars while all-oping. but no oddll
what within they are in both are al-
wuya minted alike. Ash some observing
horseman if it is not a fact that a bone
lime throw: one our forward when
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