ln .
[Senator
x1.
wt. .. _ .. i
‘ .l‘. it'd-hind “a gth’
:3. 57595:. .llcll -. N‘s——
day \\ itli vcry imposing ccrcnionr
Jihad in tho pri-wuci- of one of the
3.2 -' . .t‘gtvaloat cuiicoiiiscs of people ever as~
_l ‘1‘ ‘l ”‘N‘nibled at tho National Capitol. His
39 perk “‘3‘. -
“em - I address ls gciicrally coliiuicn-
moust- “*3.
And tar d ’
mgml. En ry Mcl‘iill. cli >‘l_\ s. in speaking
3‘“ m” “Rho \‘l-rlpiosti..Ii. that while he re»
onouiiii. Filled’thi- action of Ilu- liniiscof rcprcs-
’ Bate“! t- 1 ‘ . .
”“1““ U; llivm llt thou :rll tlu-Ic was iiodliiigor
my...“ [be country bcln-s. l-i vuglit to a silver
xii: back alaudau'dzit all car?
L“ 1; Vila! '
1;..lu Ila.“ .-
'l‘lle condition
y tl.i)'
32“ Country now. in- :i-‘ilod. "is favor
"lat r able for llll‘ iiiziliiliiiuiicc of the got.)
1‘. .13
f. ..
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If‘n
'lia
l““‘
lids sh . I .
531p“...
\
'lili.
“i- u it full
-—I_\i_i_.l lilx “le
ta
~tan‘dard. lllll‘llllli‘ll as the balance of
trade is in our favor. There are iiopros-
pects of its bcliig :igiiust its for sumo
ltmt‘ to clinic.
.lnltlllll!
llcsldcs. there is it grcat
of gold In llll‘ country out-
side of what is held by lllt‘ govcriiiiiciit
and the banks. and Iho-rc is littlc disposi-
timi on llll‘ part cf _\iiicric;ui people to
hoard their moth-y.“
In another column we print :in article
Jtllll the Hartford ’l‘iini . on tho i‘i‘llh‘iillr
.l I:iIlro.i-l. \\ lilcll contains "l.ll)\'
lsof geiicral ll:'t‘l'i'\l and strong ar«
1...“... ,‘ “‘ruciits against any lv'glsl:|ll\‘n in rela-
.. . “i. :. yol and sifc railrwrnl wiw'icc. and that
\ . . ,m l bc hcst and wlcs‘. \‘illi‘li' llic rziil-
w ".. l a ll pay \ its sit-clllloiil. is :l fairdividciid
lat. “11.17.: the iii-m ~~ il_\ utla) cl . :u'liiilgs to
I" u no vikc it such.
l \\’-
g, - “:i h”. x. ml \\i 1 ‘.~ .:~_u llu: Sl-iilllicl ill all
r " Lillli l. illl't’l..3 ‘.l ME: \llllti'sillilllleltli
til: ‘ ". :lii‘i- that tlli-In \' l~ n - pr-Npcc'. of tlic
" YO‘ Flt” l.._\. l\) l. I l.:i,' in ll.-- dcmalld: lllfiilt‘
i- N“ tip-:i lll"ll’. hi lrw l‘; i :.‘l\i that if llli‘
-.:t. s'llll‘i' colitimivl l... l.ii'!i'lli'\ \\1lllil hc
“ "‘m till d up w~ili ll iloir. I Hi. l‘localillcs.
l\ it] \\'. .4. l' i~ v,.'t ~! Ill Is illilnc-ls ll-il
. , Ilt'llli-ll‘l' lll!’ ' '.. .- !:'I'li o: li.;it l‘ltill‘"
'3‘:‘\ [pilb ‘ll .*\ nil-ll l 'ill-:I-' ll.i' ~llll:l--
lrl'k“ ruin ii. i \\."<. I. l! '-'!l' ll: _\ ii‘ll—t
. tidiiilt llii' I .. Illtl‘l }-ls lll\t‘ l...lilt‘
1» .A-l tii‘ilcli ll" i l\\ ..\ snow (3.» .‘i. alul that the
3 piol-ltlvlll‘l .. f Up ll ll. lilt‘:" lI:I\t- liv'i'li
\
. :1“ \l” ' l||\‘ll\-|‘.\.
y
yaw
l
Own
It
M‘lf‘lq‘ l" M
a!” York
‘20,"!
A... Ul t Ill that will iii any “3“- \‘rlpple it.
‘ ..it‘ \i-iy may to pp-pow a general rc-
, 1‘ ll. 'll Hf lillt“. :lllil \‘li‘ll ll llrillblsllliill
J. l\ likclv to luccl ”\xllh popular fa~
_. “AA l-ut it is not s'il'c to l'.l‘~l' lt'11lillllli‘ll
.. Jilys on public ili'lil'lllxl. :lllll particu—
.‘. \ ‘.‘" \\ lzi-ti silcli Ill Iiialid I. has- d on N‘l-
'l'lic iss-lilial llv'ccssln ls
\‘cl'y llliili Hill) ll. I” \V(. ‘f
tlicsc ft. ‘l~ “L. i'.~ i- {3... “I. u". [If
llli'll :llll \\ Il-"l ~ .w il,i._; .t” l..“._:‘.r
:Igdliisl No :i . \i ll .l :v-l. -t w 'l'lic l-lI‘Ili‘f
{011‘ng lhc Iflll'l -i.-i~ ti liii.li:.~i.il rillii
ls of ‘l iilliia’rl ll .' : riniwilahlz- poi-
slli'llll .ll'ii'li' l-'l’.
ilolli'. ll noil’ l
it'll lli ii i'ulllil lit'
.'.lil1:ii i‘ - iiri xii\clili-Iicc
and still 1:3; «Vi tlo‘ t :liploiviw tliali lhc
\\lii!l :il \\ililil ll lH'lI‘
\» llli‘ll would
i‘lllllli’h'l
llli' .
Ltlu' llli' xiiJ“ -.
, I - ,
.l|r)‘-I“\ll‘ it'll;
.llzd lid. c
Tl: - w \
;p;l..l .i l,.i: li‘.ii‘.llf.o‘tili‘c
h. ..-, 'li cf i'lilll'ldl} li‘d‘i tl
lhal :‘. I~ li.‘
llllli‘li.t'~li} ‘lulx'll ill-n."
llli‘ \
iillli'l‘ i‘l _| i‘l lit ll i‘ lil‘. ~i‘lll I'.in.]ni..n ..f
at “l"li'lll to Like
of
will c lli\ll|i‘i‘ Iii~-l.-iii torn
\sc lll:ll li_\s
g ililcu c111." llli lc ciu ho iio
allltliw. would b- :i
~i'llsll-li' ;.iil ililplipl i v- l \lt‘\\ tlic
lilatt- r. an I .l‘ “a: s is Li-l
all “lid \ :.:i ‘»ll\ ull 4.1
li‘l‘llli l‘ l“ «.11th ll. 1' i-
i‘llli'l'~.
luck to their
ltd-y .ll’i‘ i113.» l _\-
ILiiliodd I‘ll-spi-iity.
l‘l'lcll.’ .i ‘
'l‘lio llll‘l‘v'It‘i‘ in tin \ till“ cl liill’nml
property in liizsstdlc :il d its cll". cl lip-iii
”.3...” nun-iv ..l' Illll‘d llilirisls. rill"
iiislli-s 'tll instlilclni- los» Ill lli di‘fcllw
i-l‘a stair policy ,\\lili li l‘lll“ ill’agcs till
“t ll calalilidlcd I‘Illi lpi l-vw; illiil :i lilosl
.‘lll‘nlll,: illiistialion v: lll" bi iii tits of
good lli:ill:i;;cliiclil .‘il‘ ll l llli'llllxziillzlgi‘s
ilcruo-d lli|l|| a li!-- l.Il ~l:.lu policy is fur~
illslii-d iii llli' lil~toii :iI.il pr- u-ut candi-
llilll of llii‘ t Illl\llllllllli ll l'ililil. This road.
llki‘ :ill till'lY railway Il'l' ll-ll\i'~. li.iil a
hard strugglc. :illd ii:.i:iv i“il’l\ liivtstors
in it lost lli'.|\ll)'. lilll i! lv'l‘ilillli a slip-
pollili: lll;ll\\.l_\ or 11-7 ii‘Al‘. .i:id \\ll.ll
ll i:;:~ d it c ill I Milli. ' ul li‘l‘llli‘ gilt“ tli
' .il .~.ti. ~ .lli l low its .il -l..: its llllc fl't‘lll
\o‘. Yolk to .‘lavm Finn-Its. lxillllltlsl
be). rd c i:ilpilt;tlio.i l-\ :tl._\ oidliiary
.-~lol: llc - t illc \'.i:u-- i-l lls \l‘l'Vll‘i‘. as
J! plo d to lllc ilcii l.~pl:ii-lil of llli' liial
I‘llikl lt'ni'llli'tNI-l tllc ‘l.lli'. lls mull
lll‘ll'l) lilts I'l‘lTlli'll lll‘il l-l'li tic.:lly rlls
filllllil tlii- \ili-ilc i.l.lu.:~; syslilii of
.i‘ llltli‘v'lli'lll.\\llli ll l~ it}. I l':li;::i!l [I‘ll‘li
. l' tlii- ‘l'llt‘\\ llil:li i'i-ll.l'.Ii:iic.itioil. llt't"
pb li l\ c int-l I ‘li.:l la- :‘.. [.i«..-.- lli.;l it».
i'i ll ~:4rl I‘ ,H...‘l.l llll‘il \\l ii l\\'i‘t'i‘ I‘ll ilk“-
lcd \\ lli'll lllv‘ to .~ lilli‘s ill tl.l~'l'l-:lil wi l'i-
iiliitl-il. wciw- llliil'i' iiil:i;iii;ll‘_\'.ll.aii i'cul.
.\ lii‘lll‘l‘ >I'l‘\ii'i‘ ll 1‘ i‘ 'll‘l‘ i‘ ll “I ll lllull
“ ‘l" ""~ .\i..l . \c-i Iiu- foruici‘ t‘iiltl‘
,~' linls :lqziilol t..c . \li lisltlll of the (Hill-
tl‘cllllig P'lll r‘l' i-l lbw l'~-:tf o\‘cl' iIlllcr
"‘.fd~|l‘t‘ d) so; out. :is llll' pi oplc living
ill 'lllt‘ Sliorc l.lli~-, \ll Linc. and Full
ii.cticIIl Valli-y l‘i‘lll-‘~ ‘1l\-'.s lllt‘tl‘ t-nsli-
l‘liifl_\' to tho bi llci' :lud rxlli‘i'tllt'l‘ facili-
lll“ they t "J i_\ wttli Ila/.‘ird than
lulu...
The state will iio‘. c iii~ciously do any
II III; In i r:pplc the lilii’t‘dL’I‘lllt'lll of this
I r l-.ly vllii-I' roll-l. ll \‘.illlli‘l afford to
do so. This road :Iioilc i- .. \lilltzihlc con.
liil»iilor illl'rcily to il..» l‘i.l:iuci.il support
of tln- static. lt p lid into tlu- irrasliry
last year Shift” li'i. \\‘l-lli' Its contrib-
tltul'y lines paid 35716;"! iiiurc. "l‘liis is
an important part of llli‘ ciitiro rt \t'llllt‘
of the state: it t~ llirci- lllllls of what all
the towns Ili the stair ply on lllt‘ll‘ grand
li..i. 1f ulii' should count all lllt‘ itii.\lll-
til'_\‘ lu'llclil‘ to lllt‘ slatc growing “III of
taxation li-vii-d Ilpoii prop-rty crt-aicd by
the t slllllllsllllli‘lll of .l : liitzlc lltli‘ of road.
saying uo'liiiig of ilic \:il\li‘ of railroad
real estate taer in it.» towns. on i-lior-
iuoiis aggrcgatc would l..- furnish. d.
Aside from what the stile gets the ill-
illvidual llt‘fltllllw' iii the ;.t lli‘ ltTt‘\.I.‘l.
'l‘lic holdings of liidlildlirii stockholders
are w if'lll eight lllllllth. one llllllill't'll
and tlilrtv-sevi-n thousand live hundred
dollars -$N.lll7.7illil.i .‘l'lic Iiiai‘ki-l value
ol' the-dock icalllug at zélTTi; though it
sold by auction at will; in New York on
Saturdayi of the Consolidated road oivn-
ed in t‘oiinccticiit to-day is clever: iiiil-
lloiis. six hundred and six thou-sand dol-
lul'n,i:ll.6llfi.tlt|ll.l lLi lllt‘ (if basis of
thc scales just ipioti il tlu-sc ligiiros \vould
bi- increased $ii‘l‘Jll. Ul‘ an aggregate
of six hundred and sixty-three thousand
tau dollars liltizldmti paid annually in
dividends in t‘oiineclictit. four hundred
'and sixtyvtive thousand dollars Howell)
gut-n into individual hands. This stock
is scattcrtl in at least eighty towns of the
of the state. and about one million dol-
lars of it. at par. is held by executors.
trustees. guardians. etc.. who could real-
ize from it to-day at least $1.750.titio.'l‘lie
fire insurance companies of the state
have $§l5,500 of assets in the stock. and
the life inaurance Companies have $52 .»
975 more. “'e have taken no account
in these figures of any stock exec t that
of the New York. New Haven an Ilart~
ford road proper. _
Without calling s vial attention to
the distribution of t 0 stock it would
hardly be thought that so many in~
tenets in the state could by affected by.
it, and aflected in a variety of ways.The
lowering of a single “point“ in the mar-
ket value of the stock from the present
notation (“Tmtnakes a difference with
nnccticnt holders of $66.32!). and even
the slightest fluctuation touches a sensi-
tive nerve somewhere. Anything that
might have a tendency to rmanently
impair the value of the aloe would be a
calamity to great multitudes of people.
so vast are the ramifications of the stock
distribution in Connecticut. It is not a
speculative stock like that of the )ew
York Central road for example. If there
ohould , in Connecticut such a
- am to stock of the Consolidated
w W to the stock of the
at h“(Ir-nu“. through a ruinous
lo“
thin I ,~.., t about by rival en
'53:. fl. had not come. but
it my» “"9":
tum: MU"
.itlo- l'li ~~ ill cliiplcn rs‘
llio Assu.-_’
to pocket ii loss of over two millions and
a half of dollars!
The hearing the other day at the Cap-
itol on a bill to reduce railroad fares
showed that there is too much trifling
with railroad interests by men who ap«
parently think a little advantage from
personal notoriety can be gained by fath-
cring schemes of special legislation.
There has been no call whatever for a
reduction of railway fares—certainly
none for the grading of fare for all the
future on the amount of dividends de-
clzircd by the railroads iii lSS-lt If there
was ally one subject about which the
people were Iiot bothering themselves it
Was that of fares on the i:iilro:ids. lliit
iii coiiics Mr. t‘olvcr. o'f lhirieii. with a
hill. and as soon as he has introduced it
he sends to every town in tlieslate blank
pctiliolis. with a request to have them
sigiicd and sent to hull: and this is called
"public seiitiiiioiit bat king the bill." In
this case. perhaps. no great harm is
d me. put it shows a loose regard' for
ltllpt'l‘ldlll interests. Slicli thing are not
:iloiic an annoyance to railroad ollicials:
tlicy disturb investors. and may cause
alarm. bcsidcs giving i-Iicouragciiiciit to
all lllll'i‘il‘wtlll‘g prr-ju-licc against \vcll
coiiductcd corporations.
The statc should. of course. see that
those wlioeiijoy the valuable franchises
it 'grtiiils. llli‘ dcliliug with the public
Justly. and should hold them to an ac-
countability for the faithful pci'foruiiiiice
oflill tlicir diiiics. Having done this it
should protect Its own. and give all the
vitality it can. by encouraging legisla-
tloti.to cvi-ry t-iilci'prlsc which adds to
tlic wealth and iiriispclily of the coIii~
Iii-inwtaltli.
I'I'i-t- Trade and “'ugt's.
l".“lli" vrs Si‘x'l‘lVi’l.: —'1‘lic lli-pliblicaii in
its last issui- iii an zirticlo llt‘dtlt‘ll "l“rce
Tradc and \Vagcs." siys that it has not
taken cspcclal l‘flllls‘ to prove ii. pd...
tliiti'tliat tlic liiglicr rate of \\:i-_:cs is the
dirt cl hull! of our prolcctlvc tariff. prc»
siiuiliig "that ”it rc ls Hill a school-boi-
twelve years of ago who (lil‘lftll‘tl! in;
llcvc it." In oilicr words. it begs the
wliolcqucslloii :il lsslb‘ :Iiiil :is:liiui-s:i
stalc of tlilligs tli.ll docs not exist. \\'hclc
would there b.- rooiii for any t.iritl‘dls
cussiou ii' cvcry olic had as profound :I
bi-llcl‘ iii the i-llicacv of the tariff :is the
prcsiliiiiillou of the ll‘cpiililicaii iiiiplios':
'l‘lic “”llllllllI‘lel says ili i-lTi ct that the
n‘iillllilllcss‘ of its views is so cvidcilt that
c\cli lllt‘ :i\cl;i:c boy in our common
schools has no ilill'lcillty III coiliplclieild-
mg and accepting llli'tll. The truth Is
that a largo portion of ixiir pcnplc havi-
lo lliltli at all ili what is licrc coliti-
dclitly :issllilicd. :iiiil :il'c lliil slow lli
giving expression to lbi-lr bciicf in tlic
[Ili'sx oli llli‘ pl ilfoi'ni. and iii tlit lliill.‘
of t‘i-Iigrcss. Hur [Il'llli‘ll-Zil \\ i lli‘l\ oli
i-cniloiiilcul >lll'_| cl~'. llliln’t' who have
LZlVi'll lllciu llic prcfwuiulvsl study :iic
:ililn- slwpllcul. illiil llc ll l‘ilcl‘co of llic
iii-lili-~~ol‘~ ol iolitlcil iconoiiiv ili i-III’
ic .illll; c. lll-gi ~ ls‘ iii lb \ rzillll’ illl‘I‘i‘llHlI.
l‘:\!‘l.il!L_:lll this as you “ill. the filt“.\ I
'il.i\.- stall-l rcliialii. and Il is slilliclciit
toriuy pi‘i‘sciit lllll'piIN‘ liicicly to cull
.lllt'lllli‘ll to llli‘lll and ask low they ll.\l'
Illillll.’-‘ \\'llll thc llcpiiblli'ah's I'I'l“unll|‘
lit‘ll.
‘l‘o coitlilic oilrsclvcs t-i llic i'cal «picv
lion :Il lsrlli‘ l-‘t I‘ll“ lllli :t_\ .‘lilli‘ lllI'Illli‘i
lloll :tgaill. \VJtlt‘s‘ :irc iiiglicr ill liih
coiliiliy ll|.ll! l'l lint-Lind .il.il on lllI‘ c-izc
Illlt‘lll of llill'ill‘". \\'l- :irc assured lll:ll
this ls‘ lit"I‘Jlll~i‘ of Mir l‘l'i'li‘l'll\i‘l.ll’llr
and that .i li'tl.i~\‘;ll of illilli \ would l1.
ducw us to tl.c l",iir.ipl-:iii lcvtl. .\ lll‘I‘
llicoi')‘. but \\I‘ :irc liict by the [wt tli.:t
more than ozic liniidri d )‘i‘dt’s dam \\ ;|:1‘\
\vi-ro lil_;licr lli‘l‘i‘ than Iii l‘.iigl.iiid. :iiid
llI:ll llii-y llJ‘l‘ t‘~‘lil'llll|“\l litglii'l‘ t'\I‘I‘
sllli'i‘ Iiiid-r low l:iritl. liigli Lind and
no t Hill at it”. \Yc also llllil that \vagi s
:ll'i‘ liiglicl‘ Iii frcc llilil“ lllltjliitbl than in
lllt‘ l‘Z'I‘ll clioiilst c ‘ll'.ll'li'.\ of l‘illcpc. I
one an apology ii Ilic rcadi-rs i-l' lb.-
Sl-Iililicl tor Illil ‘llli'lllL: those {Jilllllul
facts :Igziin. bill It “ill ho liotlccd lli;il
llic ‘\‘"|'lll'll-'.|l| dot-s not :itt- iIipt l-i Illl‘t'l
:lllil i\pl.il!i lllt‘lll. ll is pl‘i llv sale to
pix-dict Ill:lt It will t"‘lllll\lli‘ to lcl llii'lll
.‘ll ‘lli‘.
l‘l ~palcof llli‘ gclicrul :Icciplzillcoiif
~cli-iol luiys twclvi- _\c:lis of :igc. \‘l llic
ic ‘llnllllt‘ views of lll“ Republican. tli:it
j ‘lil'lll’ll docs i'oiidcsccild t-i :illcliipt
lo lllilbt‘ clcart r vlls p isilioii. \\‘llll wliztt
Succiws (lie ii-adcr of Its rciiirtiksw ill dc—
li‘lllillli‘. \\'c an toll lllo bcncticciit iii-
Iliicia'c of :i lirolcctivc Lil'lll ltl llli‘ liizil-
li r of \\:ig- s H clcurly rlil\\\ll iii \\ hat
followcil :t Illilillllt‘dlli‘ll of tho turill iii
ism. \\'cll. llli’l‘i‘ wis :i pcrlod of busi-
lli’ss‘ alcprcssloii iii ‘i\l‘. slirc i'iuuigli. H
\\'c tllll not lo. I. ln-yoiid lllt‘ l-oulidui'l- s
of our cuu coiliiiry \ic iiilglii li‘,‘2il'il
llll<l'illlllllt‘li'l1li‘ll\l~ :is Ill.“ tlll'l‘i‘l i.-.
slllt iil llli‘ l~ _. Ltlll‘ll lll Il lll‘Ii'I‘ili'il ll
llll‘ _\i-.'lr lii‘l-‘ti‘. \Vlldl ~l all \\'t‘ ~‘l\.
liowwvrr. \\'ll|'ll we kli-vii that “c “pro
lll\'ill\'t'il Hi :i ill ; ic~~iou ivl lau ~l|lt‘>s that
t‘\li‘llili‘il llli' \\.~I’lll oh! and :llli'i'liil
otbcr nations :is w.-li 'l‘~ our own
Mr. ‘l|‘\l‘l|‘. .tii I-Z-zglidi “rill-r on p .-
lltlcal icolioliiy. my . Ilu-ic “as such :i
ilcprcssloii ”I fill. (Kill :i liigli tzil'lll‘
protccl a nation trout llarl llllli‘rl’ l.--l
our ouli I \p I'lclzcc ill tic. ill _\c;irs bc
llll‘ Itll\\\'i r, I would 'i-k lii llli- ll;lil of
the liicls l l;:t\o gut ii that lit»
\‘»‘lll\‘\ of tho i!c;.r pr l vl~ «it llli‘ l».-ii.~i’i
.cclil ll.lllli‘l‘-I‘i‘ l-l tla- taiill iii llll‘ lllTIllt‘l'
of wag-w :is llliistl‘utcil by I‘lll'l‘\l‘t'l'ii'l|i‘i'
lll llli' Iiioililic llloli of llli' l.il .IT in l\lt'i ‘7
l‘llc “t‘l-lllilli'dll says _"lli:it le‘Lfl‘lll t\'
l'c. liliv po~sili'\' sl-Ild s iiiic lluiiillcds ol
d-iiluls‘ “cl'lli i-f llicir goods to H=~I‘—
lii;luy or l‘l'lglilllil ls I.l|llllli1"‘ trilo. but
ll-lll tlicy i.tli ll-il colilp- ti- \\'|lll clIIu-I'
country c\c--pt \\ llii a few ('lll“l‘.~ of
goods that .~llcli countries do not nit-nu»
facliirc ls clcarly I‘\'lIlI'lll frolii the fact
that ticrlualiv :iiiil l‘lllgltlllil :lro >l|ll
ll mdiiig our country with all ltiiids of
hardware goods at a cost of sixty pi-r
cclil. of what it now costs oilr own man
iifactllrcrs." This looks like a ten con-
\liicliig siltli-liii-iit. 'l‘lic only trout-l.-
wllli it is Ilic fatal olicof :zs-«Iiluingas
fact what the wrllcr dot-s not know to
lwsiicli. Mr. Sargent iii:i_\ boprcsiliiicd to
know si‘lllt‘llllllL: :Ilullil l.ls own litt‘ltlt‘ss‘
and what the Republican says is clearly
ci idciit can not bc done—the New Haven
liiaiiufaclurcrcxplicillvtclls us he has
tloncliiiiisi-lf. sending to (icriiiaiiy the
very same class of hardware goods that
is produced in that country. \Vliicli
'klliIWs llll' llltlnl about it. illcmaii cu‘
gzlgwl iii the biisiiicss. or the rwritcr iii
the Republican?
'l‘hc terrible phantom of our country
bclug flooded by foreign llllpul‘lulitin,‘ of
hardware docs Iiot seem to have any ter-
rors for Mr. Sargent. who has large
:iiiiouiits invested iii thc manufacturi- of
this class of goods. He says that we ex-
port hardware to all the llritisli prov-
?Iic- s of North .~\liicrlca. to (‘ciitral
.-\nii-rica. the countries of South .\iiicri-
ca. Australia. and the Islands of the l‘.i~
cilic. We “iloml” Mexico. poor country!
“'llll our hardware goods.
Uiir consul-general writes in his rcpurt
from the t‘ity of Mexico that he does
not know of any llltlllllfllt‘ltll‘lt‘s of hard-
ware in that country. but that goods of
that character are imported clii’ctly from
the l‘iiitl-d Slates. .-\n American consul
in New Zealaild. ill his report to the sec-
r.-t:iry of the treasury. iii lhh‘f. says:
"'l‘lietradc iii Alliericaii hardware has
made rapid strides h‘bre in the last few
vcars. The popularity and great demand
for American axes. picks. rakes. liiiy-
forks. spades. shovels, saws. trowels.
bolts. nails and other articles of Ameri-
can handicraft have awakened the keen~
est competition on the part of British
arid German manufacturers. who never
seem to nearypf their efforts in imitat-
Ing American products. But their form.
finish. and quality are very inferior to
American goods.“ “'hat has the Repub-
lican to say to this spectacle of actual
competition with European manufac-
turers? It requires a good deal of assur-
ance to say that a thing can not be when
we have such conclusive proof to the
contrary. -
This brings me to that poser of a ques-
tion with which the article in the _Re-
’ ublican concludes. “By our adopting
ree trade how long Will It tokens to
drive England out of the markets of the
World?“ 1 must disclaim at the outset
the crueltv of even wishing to destroy
the induafrial and commercial prosperity
of England. \Yith ii fair chance I be-
lievc our manufacturers and btisniess
men will secure their share. of the trade
of u... world. I see American products
gummy competing successfuly _with
those of other nations. Witha Judlcmus
reduction or removal of duties on raw
materials. that serve only to put us at a
disadvantag“. I kick to see a large exten-
“uu of nur “reign trade audit resulting
prosperity that will Justifya more ration-
al commercial policy. In other words, I
believe that for an enlightened. rogrea-
sive nation, such an, the United tam is
supposed to be,aChineoe pohc is not]
ltho none of human wisdom- 61W-
fill
lili.i\.-.
Sixteenth Ward of
An Exhibition of New lint Machines.
During the latter part of February
Mr. George Yule of Newark exhibited to
a number of prominent hat manufac.
tiirers the new improved but curling and
finishing machines. which are the pro—
perty of the Hat Curling Machine Com-
pany. of which Mr. Edmund Tweedy. is
president. The exhibition was held at
Mr. Yule‘s shops. Eagles street. Newark.
The new machines which have been in—
vented by Mr. Edmund Tweedy and Mr.
Yule have for some time attractied the
attention of hat manufacturers. but they
have not heretofore been brought so
thoroughly to their notice.
The first is the automatic crown iron-
ing machine. The hat is ptit upon a
block placed upon a revolving spindle.
which may be adjusted according to the
amount of ironing required u iii any
particular part of thccrown.an the hat
revolving against the iron the work is
accomplished. One operator can mind
three or four machines at a time. and if
necessary the machines may be operated
by hand. This machine is different front
any heretofore constructed. In that the
hat revolves against the iron instead of
the latter ri-volving. lts work is quicker
and better than hand labor and effects a
great saving. The second machine
shown is :i very ingenious coiilrivancc
for rounding. Ilats may be rounded on
this machine \vitli‘ the greatest exact—
iicss. at the rate of a dozen a minute. It
is caslly adjusted. and when once lived
fora ci-rtziiii width of 1mm will round
any size but \vltlioiit rcadjustitig: this
Iiiacliiiic may also be operated by hand.
In rounding ii hat iipiii it. it makes no
ililfcreiicc upon what part of the [inn
the operator commences to cut.
Tlli‘ third machine is a brim-edge stif~
fcilcr: it is lipi-ratcd by liaiid~powcr. and
by n vcry sliiiplc gauge any width of
slitl‘cning may be ” obtained. and tho
amount of pn-ssiirc upon its rollers rc~
giilates tlic dcgrec of slill’cuiiig. It is
fiirilicr provided with a self-fccdcr.
which. when tilled with stiffening. will
last for sometime.
The fourth is the brimmdge softening
machine. This has an expanding crown
lmldcr. in which the hat is placed crown
down. so that the latter is protected
from the steam used. The hat is revolv-
cd. so that the edge of the brim is soft-
cut-d by a small tool liczilcd by stcziiil.
'l‘bc hat is now ready to be placcd Iipoii
lllt‘ lifth and most important IIIacliiiic.
and the one which attracts most :itlcn-
lion. the curling Iii:icliiiIi-. which con
sists of all oval "tcliiplct." I’I‘\‘llll;.: on :i
tll:l\s‘l\i‘ iron standard. In this. tciiipli-t
is an expansive block of brass, which
can ho opened or closcd :it will by simply
turning a scrcw in ordcr lo :idplst llsclf
(ti llli‘ nil" rill llii‘ liill tn litl l‘llfli‘ll. \tl
adjustable band Is placed about tliccro“ ii
of llli‘lllll 'iipri'\‘t‘lll lls‘ stretching. and
it is tlicu placcd iipou lciiiplct wilii lllt'
cr iwii up, and the cxpaiisivo block Is all»
.lllxll‘il to tlioJilli-rlorof the bat. :tldl llicli
:i liugcr of stri'l is closed down lip-iii lllt‘
lIl ilri to Illilii’Jlt‘ llio Width of lllI‘ turn.
The iii:icliluc"is act ill motion and the
lcliiplcl iciolvcd iii such way :Is In bliilg
llli‘ iliii of lllc bat in contact with t“ o
liot lions. which are placed iii such a
iii:iIiiicr as to give exactly llicdcslrld
curl. 'l‘licsc Irons :irc hollow and liczilcd
by 1|;_‘_.'|\‘ ict tlll\'t'll by an air blast. llic
air bciiig filiiiislicd by an iiigi Iiiolisly
coutrivt-d sclhictiiig air pump with an
illsllc :llr i'liuliibol'. I‘cscliibliiig iii shapi-
a sliiull balloon. Attached to llli‘ iii:i~
cliliic is :i gaugc for indicating the prcs
>llft‘ of the blast. and also :iiiollii-r to
show the prcssurc of the gas. “lilli‘ :i
:::is-iiiictcr Iiidicati-s lllc actual amount
of gas coiisuiiicd In all lli‘lll‘. lb'pcalcd
cxpcrlliiciits \villi this Ill-'li‘llllli‘ Ill‘llI-‘Il
stiatc lllul l> costs only it lll' cclits pcl’
d;I_\ for L:.i‘ cu nigh to curl sutv do." -u
lldls. tllzc of llic iii-isl iliipoitaut li‘Zl-
llll't‘fi f thc liizlcliliic ls the v my way It is
:idiiistcd t i any \\ idlli of lilliii or ~l.’v‘ of
l|.Il. This l\‘ done by simply tuiiillig :i
dial plati- l-“Ii‘i‘. Hill“ to illiilh the s
.ll‘-l again to iiidicitc the “ idtl‘. of l‘lllll.
This iii:icllliic is claiuicd by its lll\i'll~
l~=l~ lo ln- llli‘ lliost pvrfi-ct yit lll\'I‘lili‘il.
:l“ ll “crlts "thin the same principle :l“
li.ilid culling. ls really an liiiprovciiiclit
upon that liii-lliod on :ll‘i‘wlllll of H“ c\
itiillli“\‘. and turns or irons~ llli‘ brllii
p--rfcclly and firmly that it will not losc
lls‘ >llitllt‘. ll docs not sliilply comprcss
the f. It but slirllllis‘ it into foriu. \iiolllcr
liiacliiiic ls‘ dcslgiicd for prcssing ll it
curls. and presses both sides of the brim
lll oiic operation.
5.)
.\I\TIZI( I.Iis"l‘l"li'\ lil-il.lh|||\.
.\ llhurcc tlic Iliilzlroutli III N Salut-
ti-iii .\i~iiiy iitlilialluii.
ll..r:l--st‘.
Among the many things accoiilplisllcd
by tho filellll‘ili _\ruiy warrlols siiico
they caiiic to this city is :i \‘cry dccldml
i‘sllilllL‘t‘lllt‘lll hctwccli Mr. and Mrs.
“'l‘ip" l.cstcr of l‘:l~l ll.irlloid. :iiid Iln-lr
srpalalloil will Very soon be made lel-
in; by :i dccrco ofdi\orcc. )lr. l.-“l-‘l'
all easygoing. good-lililuicd ft llow
why: iii llic siiiilliicr sinisiill Is a vciiih r of
\‘l-gclalilcs \vlilcli lic gruus on his lilllc
placc iii llial dislilcl it l”. isl Hartford
know Ii :is “llli‘ tlli :l-lII\\.\ " livery buly
~Flciu : .l- i t-.l:lli' '
knows “.l‘lp“ :illd llli‘l‘i‘ Ilil‘c .lliltliy
“misi- liii-Il ill llli' I‘iiliillllilill)‘ lliuli lic.
'l‘l‘ils out. In; “ll" tins Izisiillitcil di-
ioicc procccillllgs. llt'l' charge :tizrilll\l
liiiii living izill-iiiiwmncc. 'l'uc story of
lln‘ misc. :is told by pcuplc l::iiiili:ir \\ llll
l~'. and by lilliiscll. is: \Vlii-li llic Salin-
lli‘lll>i\ sl:iit id up at .\iiicrlc.iu lilill Mrs.
l.-'\!I‘l' was almost the first to i-iiroll her-
si-ll‘ on the list of coilycl‘ts. She attend-
cd cvi-ry nil-cling and personally mot
and bi-ciuic liclpiiiiutcd “'1“! the several
captains and llciitcilauls comprising the
local .~\IIiiy. Slic llbt'll tliclii for the
great good they were working. and the
Lesli-r residence llt't‘ilIllt‘ a favorite resort
forthciii. The llt'l‘glllh/ll‘fi say the till-
cons of the army wcrc frctiumit visitors
tlierc. cspccially after the ice bridgi-
forilicd. aiid some of them aver that Mrs
Li‘s’lt‘l‘ was so devoted to the Salvation-
lsls lllfll she almost forgot the cxisteilcc
of llt‘l‘ \vlckcd husband. who. on coming
home. would find the house so full of
workers in the cause of religion that he
would be obliged to take up his quarters
in the barn. It is further said that slu-
tlirougli llt'l‘ religious fervor concluded
that she couldn‘t ll\‘t‘ With her husband
and informed liini'lii that ctt'cct.aud that
lie so heartily coincided with her course
that be agreed not to oppose the suit and
volunteered to give her the money to
prosccutc it with. Mrs. Lester. the riltirv
has it. is now so anxious to have “Tip“
improve his ways that she has offered to
marry him again in three or four years
ycars provided he undergoes the prlll‘t ss
of reforming to her satisfaction. which
causes "‘Tip“ to remark that he isn‘t
hankering for a rc—iiiarrizige. He would
like to give a gold watch to every iueui-
her of the Salvation Army.
Iluh Tounib‘u Sober Illgulty.
“'licn "Bob“ Toonilis of Georgia guts
tip to Atlanta on one of his periodical
sprees he throws off all his southcrii
dignity and becomes for the time being
“hail fellow. well met“ with every one.
Recently he sprinkled a little red over
the town in the company of an aspiring
legislator. separating from him in a wee
hour of the night. The next day the
general Iiiet his whiloni acquaintance in
the lobby of the Markham house. the lat—
ter approaching him a gracious boy and
saying. "Good morning. general. how
do you do to-day?“ The general took no
notice of the remark. but turned and
looked out of the window. “\Vliy. gen-
eral.“ resumed the other, “don‘t you re"
member me? 1 was with you last night.-
"\Vell. sir, what of it?‘ roared the old
warhouse. turning upon him wrathfully.
“Am I to be obliged to recognize every
d—n fool who gets on a spree with me?“
Mr. Tonnage on "Sabbath-Breaking."
“ The Sabbath," said the preach-
cr. " is the savings bank in
which we gather all our physical and
intellecutual forces to draw on during
the week. Yet there are attempts being
made to o "u the grog-shops on the one
side and pliices of secular amusement on
the other. “79 have a law in this State
most positively forbidding the sale of in-
toxmating drinks on the Sabbath day
and the law is broken every Sunday.
There are 300 liquor dealers in Brooklyn
banded together to put down the law.
“'hen one of our reformerscornes before
a Justice of the Peace with a prisoner,
the justice generally discharges the
prisoner with a reprimand or a small
fine. \Vhy? Because he knows that
3,000 liquor dealers have their eye on
him and they will remember at the next
election. Now what we want is 10,000
upright citizens banded together to de-
mand the execution of the law so that
when the J ustioe of the Peace remembers
the 8.000 liquor seller! he may re-
member the 10,000 upr‘mht citizens. In
Brooklyn there are 6
churches. 2 public mhools. 5 breweries
and 323 liquors shops. Out of these 323
liquor stores how may observe the Sab-
bath day? One! Then there is the at-
tempt bcing made to have secular amuse-
ments destroy our sahhatlis.
The Girl on “it!
“'itli eyes as bright
As stars at night.
And cheeks acliariiiing pink.
And ‘witchiiig air.
A vision fair.
She whirls around the rink.
Round and round the ring.
Like a bird upon the wing.
How gay she fecls
Upon the whet-ls.
The airy. fairy thing!
How bright her face!
\Vhat charming grace
ller supple form reveals!
In beatity‘s pride.
[ix-hold licr glide.
R'iulld and round the ring.
Like a bird u ioii the wing.
How gay s ie feels.
l'pon the wheels.
The airy. fairy thing!
Icr skint es.
Kindness In the Hui-cine.
"\Vell. deacon. have you ri-nicinbercd
the poor during the cold wcatlicr?"
“Yes. parsoii. I think of them verv
often. Only yesterday a poor. shivering
little fellow came to mv door without
clothes enough to cover his nakcdticw.
It \‘as a very palllcllc sight."
3‘\\'hal did you do for the poor. little
creature. deacon?“
“I let him shovel off my sidewalk and
that made him so nice and warm he
actually perspircd."-—l ‘liicago News.
Extraordinary Speed in Ilyslrr Illll‘lllfl".
l‘. H. lioodale‘s trial of opening 1.000
ovstcrs within one hour. fora wager of
$7M. came of last evening at the market
of Theodore Morris. on \\'csl street. in
tho prcsclit‘c of llt‘lll’lV UM persons. 1’.
\\'. l‘lllli‘. -\\'Illiain tiray :u d llr. Tripp
were chosen as rcfcrci-s. liiid discliliigrd
their duty with faithfulness to the
bivalves and lioodale. 'l‘lic fcal was
accoiiiplislicil ill forty-seveniiiiiiutcs and
fifteen seconds. averaging about twi-Ilty~
one pcl‘ ililuiitc. Tlic laigcst number
opcucd ili oiic niiiiIitc \Ylh‘ twenty-tire.
It is said that this i-ll'ort of Mr. t i.ni-l;ili-‘s
surpassesauy of his prcvious :illciilpls
or that of others.
l'lilil electricity is tiscd lnopcii oys—
ters. by striking llicui back of the car.
this spot-d “ill not be iiplallul. ll.lli~
bury News.
\"liy l‘all tlii- (at "Puss."
ll i you cvi r tlilllk \\ by \\t‘ call [Iii-cat
puss? .\ grcat mall) _‘\ .|l> ago Hi“ poo-
plo of ligypt \vurslinp-wl llii- i‘ztt. TliI-V
thought the cat \\:ls lllLi‘ llli‘ moon. lul-
cause she was more :ictlvc :il iilglil :illd‘
bccqiusi- licr cliliiigv- _ju~l :is ll..-
liiiioii cliaiigcs. which Is r-Hllli‘lllll s full
and soliiclliiii-s bright. lltll - cri “Jul. it
half Ill-nil). as \\'c say. l'Iil y ill cicr
lli'lll‘i‘ piissy‘s cycs to wliv lllt‘Y
changy': .\ I llicso pcliplc IliliilchIl 1 li-
wllli :icut‘s load and liauicd It l‘aslit.
tllc sliiii- iizillic tlicy gaii- to llic "bill“:
for the “old tilcttlis the face of llll‘
iii-loll. 'l‘lial “ord llxis bcoii chaiigi-d to
pass. or puss. Ill“ il:iilu- which almost
I‘VIl’;\i‘lit‘;I\I“l1|lllt‘\"ll.l'll\‘1lllll|‘ll“_\'
cut arc pct ii:iliii-s for kitty t \i’l} \\llci.-_
litll fl \\' p-oplc kiln“ that ii \\.i‘-,:i\cil
to llci llious'illli» cl )i‘lll\ ago.
\\ .-
i‘\i‘~‘
N‘i‘
,.
\rihbisliup Ryan's Ili‘pdrlcc.
\iclll-l-dwp l:_\.lll. in tho i‘-i‘.lfsi' of llls
s-icril t'Xl‘t‘lli'lli"‘\ iii l'illlldclplll;i, his
:ilrraily won :i ll‘illli' f i \i it .tlid r- i an
l--c. .\t :i illllllv‘l" It m iitly gnu-ii lillll by
one of tlic l‘dlllv'lli‘ cltt ‘llr‘. :i l'llllldlil
couip~iiiy cf gclilb lIlI‘ll \\i‘lI‘ :t~~i-liil:!- ~l.
.\iiioii~.: otlu-i' l‘-‘l|ll‘}'l\;tlllll l';tlll’«\.‘.il llli ii
the pi'. .‘Iilt‘lll and ”MN of llli‘ \ .cc picsi»
dents alll l \ .\ll 'l‘lli \ iioiicral .‘l ti‘
\‘cdfll, \\l|‘\ :s i'-i\ll‘\ l for lllI' twill.
“cri- l l’r‘sl‘lll. .\l ic\'.~ igli. :is Il‘llztl. “u.
>i‘llilllld3lll1..llt~llllllflllltl) “ii ~2ll«l ti
lili‘ cut-st of lllt‘ . \. iiiiic
“Your lirui‘i‘. lull ll"Ti‘ :i gl'i-nt
liiaiiy railroad llli'll. \‘wil \\ ill llii‘i'l
llli'lll oftcu on s cial occasions licrc. and
you Will always tiiid lll‘ll tllcy Izlkl‘ llii-ir
lawyer with lllciii. llcilcc l am here.
They won‘t go xiiiywlicrc without their
counsel. Now. “c li;i\c Iicarly cvi-I')
lliliig lllt'll want. bill I baron suggestion
to make you for an c\cll:iiigc With us.
\\'c can give fli'i‘ passcs on all the hub
roads of the country. Now. if you Would
only give us say :i frci‘ pass to l‘aradisc.
by way of cxi‘lidligc "
"All." said his liracc. “llll it Iiicrry
twinkle ili lus cyc. "l in iild not l'kc lo
scparatc them from their ci-liiiscl."
l ll\\l11‘l‘l( l 'l‘ l‘ \ I‘l \ I“.
\Vo arc in r.c--Ipt of the following ll‘l
In the issuc i-l l‘cli. liltli. ft'oiu llli-ollici-
of ,\. M. \\'woslcr_ >‘illi‘ll-‘l‘ of p:itclils.
lirldgv port i‘ liii.:
.l. ll. \\'r:,'l:l. llizich ll. fcv-d acting
llli'I‘llillllslli. .ll~o one for a clutch opcrli
ling Illi'I’liJlilsl-I; also who for a shipping
dc\icc ti r llll'l.tl pl llli I «. l"l':ii.l\ .\rlil»
strong. llridg poll. si; ~p Look. ll.
t‘ i\\‘1.-<.N.~\v ll.i\cll.c.irl'l.i-.;c \\ lH'I‘l lock.
\VIII. .‘lanll. \‘l‘w ll t\ ‘l'. iiiig;i.':iiclilc
:ii'ui: ti l’. Hdllslwlly. .\'.-w ll;i\‘i‘l. iii:i-
cli.iict.ir lililslllilg ciill'l.l_:i- slililx J.
ll. \imw. Now llavcii. li.ili~ciu lll‘lcr: .l.
H lord. Hurtful-l. lrlliil. calcli. ll .l_
tiltlllig. Hartford. hi'tccli-loddllig oldv
llillll‘i‘LHlsiI oiic fcr a loading doi ice for
brccclrloddliig guns. i‘b;irli-s t‘oiiplaiid.
Scyiiiolir. looui l‘.‘; .l. .\. l".\.irts. Mill»
ilt‘ll. cxtclisioii lamp; \\'iii. ’l‘idguwcll.
Mcrldcii. plaiic: \\'. Ii. llarloii. l-Iist
llaliiptoii. sleigh-bell altacliiiiciit; t‘. .‘l.
Iliirgi-ss. New llrituiu. liaiidlc for draw-
l‘I’S: .I. ll. llawli-y. lliuhuri'. handle; .I.
Lilirs. \Valcrbury. l-ucklc: ti. ll. North.
rop. llliutiiiuloii. device for holding
music; \Viii. ll. l'llt‘llls‘. Stamford. lilo»
liuldci; l~‘. l~‘. Smith. l'l‘llllSVllli‘. dlc for
carriage dash frames: \\'ui. \‘aiidci‘iiiaii.
\Villiiiiautic. :iiitoniatlc :iir valvc: \\'iii.
\\'all;icc and 'l‘. J. \\'ood. .\Iisoiiia. ali-
Iicaliiig copper wirc: John Rogers. .\'c\v
l‘auaaii. group of statuary.
A New Hold Country.
Let us hope that the country about Sandy
Point. in the Straits of Magellan. may turn
out to be it accoiid California. 'l‘lilit lllt‘
Illliviiil deposits there are aurifcrous is wcll
known. and there is every reason to bclime
that the precious iiiotal is to be found dis-
tributed all over that part of tlic t‘l:ill:\ii
territory. Washing ‘s carried on by the
country people in thc\uost primitive fash-
ion. and without the use of quicksilver and
with the roughest appliances. they slic-
cer—dod last year in extracting limmu grani-
uies of gold. which has been sold on the
Iipot at 54 cents per gramme. representing
H.100 hard dollars. The yield for the cur-
rent year is expected to be much more im-
portant. The gold is principally found in
the rivers as dust and in nuggets. A nugget
of 55 graiiuiies was lately extracted. and
undoubtedly the future of this region is ftill
of promise. As announced in our last. the
(‘hiliaii Government has determined to rent
lands in the Magellan territory.
llnle'n Honey the nut Conch cure. fic..flc...l.
Glenn’s Sulphur Soap heals and beautiflu. 8°. .
Gem-Count mover killuCornn. Bunionaflo
Hill's flair and Whisker Dye—Black l Brown. we.
Plie‘n'l‘oothnrhe Drops care in l Minotaflo.
M's khan-nut: Pul- are a Inn can.“
lVIA RRI El).
rim. 25. by Rev. H. N. Dunning.
George Wliclpley and Nellie Trowhridgc.
DIED-
' iii'wimilpsuii. March 3. Elwood. son of win. A.
Thompson. amid 3 months.
l-lat Trimmers
ANTED. Experienccd hands. and others to
learn hat trimming wanted at
CROFUT & KNAPP‘S.
\
V
March 5. 1885.
Wanted.
‘OR general Housework. a middle-aged woman.
Good. permanent home. and eight dollars per
month. to the right person. MRs. MOSH ER.
749 No. 35 Main Street.
To Let. . ,
I owcr part of house. 5 or 6 rooms. to family with-
A
out children. Apply to
745 If JAMES C. ('ROWE.
Auction l
‘V'ILL be sold at public auction on “'cdnesday
h of March.
18854“ M” an. the following goods belon -
ing to the estate of . Raymond. (It-ceases.
(unless previously alarmed of at printe sale). viz.:
l Carriage. l wagon. Harness. ans‘ Tools.
Houwtoltigdmdsc nsisgtig 0::“1,c ofmcchtin.
Bedleod s. ‘arpetfl. tome. . oo-ing
Utensils. 'l‘lnwate.Whe&l.halrmw. Rgdkel. Fo;k;. eéc.
ammuleplaoent nteruieneeote e-
con-adamant. NRLSONJJIRAW.
Administrator
NNMWSJGB. .
‘t .
FRUITS a... VEGETABLES
l‘. l
FOR SALE!
.\' n‘iisoiiab‘lc ll‘l’llls. tlic siliilii ll} liuu~i~ of the '
( ”in“ biull oii Mir suns-i. by t‘ snarl). con
turning hot rind told \\:i.I r. h.illi 'wiiii. alid :lil tl:-~
lilo. rIi lllll‘l’l"t‘llli‘lll\ Rois i.ui be had for Ili-
spi ctioll at office of llic \‘ld \\'. 3i 1‘ :ar t'o Ql'.‘
To Let.
'l‘llc l‘irgc llooiu llill‘l)'rll\t‘ by s. \a~iit_\'~li\o f.-.-v_
_iii-l iliii~hc<l lll ihi old llaplrsl i ll'lf‘v ll hu:l.:
in: lo ii'l iIi pan or :lic ulloli . plant) of lulu.
gas and \\.ilcr if ilt~trid
:ls it t: K. l4)l‘l\'\\lll|ll.
To Rent Very Low
SrIVH: \l. l'!~--i~:ii.i i‘ duly-t. -...1 u y...
bui'olij. ’ . ~:\ losixcu ll
Iu‘iiilt-‘s‘ \\.i.l~. frotll ll|Il~t 01" iii“. l
N i.-_ l‘ i: oi l\l‘.illli.
Ti?” Huston-l , Numnil.
Barn To Let.
VEAR tlic ccll'rc, \\"ll tun :uod \llli‘. :il.Il
A \M‘IJ'E: .:i ' cilllioddlil-n» Ad'lr‘“
Ziiiif not \. south ,\'or\\ k
Livery Stable to Lie-t:
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MONDAY EVE’G, MARCH 9
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MONDAY EVE’G. MARCH 9; will».
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Model Market,
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llcst l“l'c.\ll and Still )l ‘:llS.
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Lowest t‘asli l’riccs. ;
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195.53 C" A NTS t:
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i. t-\ .i‘. Mill: is w: ' .lddicss for! .
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4 \\’.i~ll.li,'l-ill. No Still. \‘l. :.i o.: 11'
iil-liili-lldll..i:.-ui‘ >I! ll.l\ .f l‘«‘v \lll.ii li
:il'_ lssf- Links .\ I-ro‘llu Y‘s. o! .\i w \i‘l'n.
;-o~ 'l'll lli ili:- otl’icc ill.» lllic of :I Hook. llli‘ ml.- or
ll~ .. ll i':oil iil \\li.i'll is ‘.l| Ilvc toimuill' “Ultl‘. in
u l lliporls of (Bins ll‘. lc.u :ll'il l-Iipl‘l) dc'cr
illillcil lii llic Nipr-liic liillll of lln Malcof Ncii
\ wk. ti i'lncr l.. lillllil‘ll‘ \. 2‘. .\.u \oilh
ll:il.k» .\ llrollul's. l\\'-. lli-- r‘;l:l “lurcol' li,.y
i‘:iliii :is piopliilors. lli coiiforlully \\:lll llic Luis
of 'lic l‘lll'i d \fuli" rcspci'lui: l'i'lni‘ his.
.\ It sliol-‘loiqii.
l.ili:;ir..iii of t‘oii:i'c~-.
Ill l'i‘lli‘\\.'ll for it )i‘:ll~ from July L'illh. Iss5. “llI’lI
llli' ll1>l term of 2s _\c.irs \\ izl liruc c\pm~d .‘l‘. ll
(‘1 ltlul) -l‘l~2l~IT .\ t‘Il. full smli ,\\c . l or. Liolll
SL. Nciv York Sen ,\lcllioil. Holds :tuy cit-Ac “llll
misc and comfort llcllcf :it oiicc l'llf‘lll“ altcliilcil
to and icturii lioiiic llic sailicday Also. \ :ll’li‘iii‘t‘lt'
\illlioilt surgical operation .\tl\icc frcc. Upcii il:i_\
Illlilt‘\'i‘t\lnj.{. Sundays till 2 pin ' Established Ii;
‘ycurs. llook for 1: cc!“ slump, in
cllllPElimls‘
HAVE MADE ‘\ GREAT ltlllfl‘t'TlON IN
l'llll‘ES l-‘Ull THE
SPRING TRADE.
Mi’iOl‘l-Z'l'l‘lis
lion‘v iiilt'ssith
TAPEsTRv “
thlltAle
from $l.:‘.‘i pr. 3d. upward
from it: . pr. yd. up“ aril
from (inc. pr. yd upward
from 40c. pr. yd. upward
Orders Sm! Ly .lliiil trill li‘u‘i it? Prompt .lfr‘thfliiil
Broadway if; 1 9th St
New Yon-k Citv.
%OODDFEE-WS
Oriental. inducements ever of.
felted. How‘s your time to t up
orders f or our celebrated cup
and ( ‘nll'et-s.antl necum a [mils
ful (Sold Band oran Brine China
Tea Set. I rllnndqmnu Minted
Gold Bat-id Mesa Ron. Dinner Set. or Gold Band lo.
1-" culam addre-
M‘ItM Toilet Set. or full
. ‘ 3| ‘2 R (‘AN 1‘
P.%{lfiii:g§.a‘1‘8lhi 33 Vcaoy St. flog?”
To covsmtcufic‘s
Tlic lidi crtiscr having been permanently cured of
that dread disc-lute. Consumption. by a simple n-m—
eilv. is anxious to make known to his fellow-suffer-
or; me means of care. To all who dflslfi‘ it. he will
send a copy of the prescription u.~ed._ (nun. walk
the directions for pairing and using the same
which they will ud a sure Curt: for Porous,
Gonna. CONIIUIP‘I'ION. Ail‘l'lllA. Bnoscniris. etc.
YHL
GREAlAMEleAN
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Ctmpauv?
' “ iii the Pro-cl ion. will please sddrais
;.Er$?'n“wA.n§lL80N. 15 Penn St... $3“,
I
MRS. Hf “K“
Christians (‘:irils. Mottncs. Wail?
lets. Beautiful l-‘loral Desi-:ns.
i-lilorg. My. A full line at f‘liil-
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TEGElt
New Goods!
Satchels. Purses. I-‘aincy Soups
and l’crl‘rum:s._Silk llatiidkcr-
ilrcii‘s (‘loliks and Dresses. .\
liiie assortment (lliliilllll‘s‘. l‘lliii-
iielSkirls. We are selling trill
our Milliiicry floods B“",‘_“L.“_‘,lit_'
Great Bargains iii Bells and
I-‘iiiii'y Feathers. ctr“ elm. etc.
New floods!
MRS. __H. K EGER.
L. H. DECKER,
5| --- XIIIX S'l‘. --- 5|
I
'l'llc (‘llclipcsl l'liiiit House in
the city.
.\ll.ilillc l.i‘;ltl. $7.0“ pr lllllid.
ll:l\\' Oil. Mic pr liiilloll.
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Int \Vlllili'w
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54“ M A I N-ST“ 54
OMSTO K
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OPENED THEIR
SPRING Slllllll
Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’
QL 'Tlfllll IG
FEBRUARY 20th.
CUMSTUBK BllllS
lll\lll‘:llli‘t‘ lililg. SH. Nol‘walk.
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‘SUPPOSITORIES.’
NDUUE l—ENTS ;
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AND
l'i SllthlNiJCll .\ I ll . r'iiizz
l‘t‘lli‘il \ yliliii I ‘ ’Ill- s l‘ d i
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lull ol llciiu ii- .‘fJil'll it s. l l c v.-
-ltlillll iiz~ .i: llli' Loni»! \\'tio . «.i‘ll- l‘:.u sf l\ .im.
or i‘ll clisg iuolldll) .iis:.l‘.ll:iciit~.
l‘. Sllil.\'l\lil‘7ll.\' i ll. :ll‘i' -.'i-i:c':il :i;cl.'~ for
\\ lilililt I‘l \Niis. \\l| ch arc nil-no.1 ! {llt‘
. ~ililllol’lllcs .tilil :icktioii ’ll llic 'l‘lic
'il l"'ll.«\\ of lllc “orld. ill.lll.tr‘lll_' itlw
: ‘ .;l..i‘.t cs. sylugia'lii‘. t. ;It:i :livd
r't'll :oiii- I'illlll-llll‘ll \\illl L'rl‘flf pouvi 'l‘lii \ olli l'
Ilics. l'ldlbI‘ :it spi i l:il lll‘llll cliii ms for c:.~!i or on
‘illlii pa) liii li‘s.
9
ll. SlinXlNoEll .v «‘0. :m- :ll~-~ :igrills {or llli‘
l-Iiiicrsou :ilid “dosh-ck l‘l.ilios, \\ li.cli ow:ii,_- to
llli‘ll" slcrlui: iiilalilics liiid llic \rry loi\ )‘fii’l‘\:ll
\illlcll llic_\ arc ollcri d ll:l\" liiailc luau) liuiidrmls of
lioziics happy. and llislrulll ~l2l~ l :kcil :l. I'\"ll ill: ii
“'c liaic at pn-sctil a large :ls-orllnclit of sccoiid-
haliil l'iiiiios and Organs \\ llli h we arr uerl'Illl-l at
great lilil“:.‘llll~.
J.W.STUDWELL
our iiipiiliir :ilitl accoiiiiuodalliig salt-small. iniilci-
all t lubt‘ persons who wash to purclm. - a l‘rvsciil
for illelloliilays that w.il please and l .the home
happy. to call at lllc \vaiv rooms.
'12 Railroad Pla
(lpp. n'lnil. .s‘til'Tll XIIRWALK.
and examine tlicir stock of harms and organs.
B. SHOININGER a 00.,
Nli\\' HAVEN. L‘thN.
K
i 1;! Railroad I‘lat‘lt; ogdde-
, . l t. S“. Norwa . i ge-
Biuscu \\ “mucous {gin “.mzlbury‘ Ansonia.
, and Wills: . Conn.
N. n—Shonlnger‘s labial Monthly given away
m m
‘ .\:i~ll \\
A PUSlTlVECURE »
cildin llellead.
cli‘llilill g
wt' ltl‘ -. .:' ~:.\\v:. \
nuns hél‘dn tio'lJ . “0...“...
" ~ 5 ll ‘73 '
:Aprll 16 th.
? nun-1.4 \. . 2:...
I ll.. .7 _ . . .- .. . . up . lifu~-_.-ixi..ri.‘...>:.i..-
1‘ i V ~ l‘. l “ : :vn‘n' (’tlhfl'A\\’.t:z2,
,- . . ‘ ‘ ‘ 100 SSESUHER
: »‘ ~ 1 r s r r ‘, .
. ; . . . . , ”no
__ ‘ .=. .,.- .... - . ' -~:
J l n R : Tld BIts, .:.;
Conuxlltntiou Free. .2. i . .‘ 2 cents
15.“. ,. ., i;_ .- . . . : .l\ ..\ 'x'..v\ ;.":“\‘.
1\ lb;-.' .'I. ~ \i', . \ I. . ‘ ~ 'V‘ 73"“ x ‘
of the Manufacturer!
'I‘\\'0
I’Rfllfl'l‘fi.
Htilllt‘
ax
H‘.‘ V I']
And
Elictilll-zigo
Illdilsll'ics!
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A sectional cut showing the ('Hlihll'llt'lliit: ol‘oil ‘
NEW FUREAQE :
.....- --
.‘ls ivgarals coiistruclicii. the casings of our Fun. i-In ~ .li.
vaiiizcd lion. lined \\ itli bright tin: then an up r t‘llullilu r or ‘ .
iii-i iiiiiv be desired. and then an interior sheet-Iron lllJl‘l‘Z'Lt‘kl ll.- ;,, ; .- .r . I]:u|.l»‘r;‘_
his makes a rt‘llliig tquzll In brick at less cost. and a.. luv .l'. .- (ll uteri .! at are
‘llt-lc wanted and not in th- what to wasu- as :s the pl'ilf‘i't‘r‘ ‘\\'!ll| clii'nply pun.
structed furnaces. or even \\ till -'""'.i ones when sci by unscrupuflmls mu.” .1. 31......
who have no interest ll] thi- gom: t!ir‘_\' sell other than to Hrl thi- mos: mom-y u“...-
can out of them.
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SOUTH N03WALK. AND 76 BEEKIAN 51‘.) All" You.
u. ' .
£1.10 .-
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nil... rd 0. . I pack;
Norwalk Chronicler