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Bwsdealers. _____ liool nt Mrs. Letitia Balder Houst* i> ; i ;.;;() j>. u. tag friend* in Philadelphia Tyaskiu, Bt. Mary's 'Chapel. There Martin, a,re«p«eu- ('i [-Mrs. Watterm Miller and Miaa will be Evening Prayer and sermon at Iraham spent this week in Philadel young man of this city, died suddenly 8 p. m. • ,','.- ' ,'i^,,.; .'•'•.: ,' phia. Wednesday morning at the home of FFANKUS B. his mother, Mrs-Truitt, on East Church The five/year old son of Mr. A, J. street. He bad been at work at hiu fooka was found dead in bed last Sat- trade in Wilmington and came borne a |rday morning. Come and get posted on good<* dur few days ago. suffering with a severe ing our January Bale. Birckhead A; cold. Tuesday hia condition was im Carey. | Mrs. L. W. Dorman gave a domino proved, ISut a relapse Wednesday morn arty at her home on Division street ing took, him off. He died of heart fail Notice Birckhead & Carey's adver SALE Thursday-afternoon. ure. • The remains were interred Thnrs- tisement In another column for their Rev. T. E. Terry will preach at As- dav afternoon in Parsons1 cemetery, January sale. That Has Ever Been Known in Salisbury bury M. E. church next Monday and the Order of Red Men attending in a I Tuesday evenings. The revival servic body. ' es will continue through the week. Some weeks ago Mr. Robt. F. Mat- ATBERGEN'S. i paperintendent of • thje hospital thows brought to the office of the AD- its that all persons having bills VBBTISTB a small animal which he had Blankets, Flannels, Comforts, Cotton against the institution shall mail them caught in a box trap. The animal some i at once. what resembled a squirrel but had a Flannels, Ladies' Coats and Capes Samuel Cox and Sallie Davis of different tail. Mr. Matthews thought were married at the M. .P. par- that it was a spermophile. The animal ALL AT HALF PRICE! taiage Tuesday evening last by Rev. was shown to Dr. Hasbrouck who sent Warner. . /. the head to the government office in Washington for an opinion and learns Remnants. Remnants. T— Jfj. J. A. Bethards of Hebron kill- that it was the head of a prairie dog. last Monday which weighed The prairie dog and gopher very much Best dark Calico ...... 3c Best lOcCanion' Flannel 7691 pounds dressed. It was a cross resemble each other and both belong Best oil red Calico... . 2j^ yd wide Wheeling, Chester and Berkshire. 3c to the spermophile family, which by Best light Calico. ; .v ,. . Yard wide Muslin. .. . \ir. Byid Lankford, who under the way te,large, including in addition to those named ((round squirrels and EKHJUGNCE W SHHJP OF ROS Best 8c and lor. dress went an operation for appendicitis a is due not only tp the originality and Best yard wide Pci'dale. few weeks .ago, has entirely recovered all that family. simplicity of the combination, but also Best*6c Canton Flannel Ginghams, ...... i.again attending to husines*. to the care and skill with which it ! manufactured by scientific processes These are only a schall part of bur Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Morris will en hmsui DrawMsl ii Dock. known to the CALIFORNIA Fie SYRUP These goods are all new Irom the mills, no old stock, and ! tertain a party of their friends this Co. only, and wo wish to impress upon ^ __ aJnjC ihiionor of their sis Henry Erbsmehl,-about 40 years old you ^et what we adverdie. a watchmaker and jeweler of Laurel, all the importnpeo of purchasing- the ter Miss Wright of Dorchester. true and original remedy. As the WMS found drowned hi the Deleware genuine Syrup of Figs Is manufactured Rev. T. H. Lewis, D. T>. President River at Walnut street wharf, Philadel by the CALIPORHU. Fie -SrBOP Co. F^EMEMBER! of Western Maryland College will phia Monday. At noon a colored man only, a knowledge of that fact will this i«i no hwpibug sale, but everything in the store will preach in the M. P. church Sunday named Alien Evans was watching th« assist one in avoiding the worthless be sold regardless of cost. Look lor our large hand bills morning. The pastor will jjreaoh at bubbling of the water caused by a sew imitations manufactured by other par night. er which empties into the dock, when ties. The high ntancTlng of the CAU- and prices OPEN AT NIGHT. roBRiA Fio Svm'-r Co", with the medi he noticed a man's shoulder in the StissLotta Morris of Greenwbod, cal professiop.'jvnd £he satisfaction water. He had seen the object several ph. and'Miss Matilda Wroten of which the gvmiiuc Syrup of Figs has times before, but at ttrst thought it to given to millions of families,- makes rille, Del., are visiting their un- the name of tlic^ompany a guaranty THE PRICE WITTER. jmnt MT. and Mrs. David Wro- be only a coat. He called a watcmnan who was nearby, and 'with a bosrthook vpf, the CMellcncc of 4ts remedy. It is BERGEN, they pulled the body from the water. lairfti advance of all other laxatives, as it acts put announcing the tnar- GOT THE GRIP. IGREATEST SALE OF THE ENTIRE YEAR [iward D. Mitchell Of this jUtie Messiok. The cere- meantime, while we are preparing [perfornied next Thurs- Everybody who pretends to be anybody has got it If! you In the |at7 o'clock at Trinity haven't got it you'll no donbt g«t it, for not to have it prove* that our goods for your inspection at the great yonr'e not np to SNUFF. Got what? The grip. Some people ^uth. say it's a 3NEEZY thing to get, some people say it's apt to catch sale, we made a few prices on i services at the follow- ou when you're not looking, and some people think it so extreme- nday, January 18th. fy fashionable that they go and BLOW about it 60 on the street church 10.80 a. m.; and half the people have the grip. Go into the Peninsula Hotel , church 8 p. m.-, Royal and almost every traveling man that arrives has a sample case of MUSLINS. lirch 7.80 p. pi. A. A. Grip. What do the doctors give yon for it ? Usually some nasty These are all new goods, direct from quinine, some powders to reduce the fever, prescribe a rest, take i at railroad wrecking your pocket-book, hand yon back a nickel, and they take the rest. in original paokasges, guaranteed first i successful, have been Even Lacy Thoroughgood has got the grip. What sort '? Grip > Dover on the Delaware on the clothing and hat business in Salisbury. It took Thorough- Fruit of the Loom Muslin, Sic* litorday. Nobody good more'n a minute to get the grip. He's got it, and he* didn't Androscoggin, 5c. and the railroad catch it from anybody else, and.didn't get the same sort that any- ft *»Kh only. l#dy else has, but Thoroughgood. don't intend to lose it: R you . Pride of the West, Sic. have a friend who ha« the grip get him some 50 cent silk hand-*' jJsfesB kerchiefs of Lacy Thorougngooa for a quarter, and let him blow 4-4 Bleached Muslin, 4c. sti- himself. Selling overcoats, suite, and Hats the way Thorough- Unbleached MutUn, in good does helps him to keep his grip. There ia hardly a thing ,g». chat a man, boy, or child wants to wear that can't be found at 4-4 Unbleached Muslin, irill Lacy Thorougngood's store in assortments far beyond what most the stores can show you. And as for prices, well, Lacy has been call ' Sheeting, K ed names for selling things so -cheap. If you have the grip yon need one of Thoroughgood's oyr^coata. If you haven't got the,, grip yon ntill need one of Thoroughgood's oVerooats. The doc tors say quinine, but Thoroughgood says overcoats. 'What kind ? ALL OUR COATS lucto, Any old kind. No charge for consultation. Office hours 7 to 7. ;ion i ae. -At AT 25 PER/CENT wil attention SSjr*Keep your eye on ••=•4 planting ues we will offer will be \von nnial Lacy Thoroughgood, Bting, straw diseases The Fair-Dealing .Clothier, It i:;,-in. SALISBURY, MD R. E. POW IMainSt.i SA.LJ isjjh 1 SALISBURY ADVKHTISKR, SALISBURY, MD., JAN. 14,1899. UEBJS WHEN I WAS A BOY. ~1 wiJi,** continued Stanfleld, "but A WarttU** HI«!BK PIh«*. Help In trouble. first I must bark back a bit aud tell yon J. H. Gore writes an article for St Hearly every woman caa Nov. O in the attic where I ilept that -the telegram ordered me to proceed Nicholas describing some peculiar "Hid recall from her own ex BAST BOUND THAIBB. / When 1 waa a boy, a littl* boy, at onoe to this station as Robertson's periences ' some emer Leave fa.m. tp.m. i through tho lattice Uw moonlight crept, ing Places In Wartimes." Those he gency when a ready Baltimore, .Pier 9}£. 6 00 83) ' (hinging a title of dreams that twept successor. Well, 1 did so. aud almost tells about wore all in one house in Vir '; knowledge of the Queenatown...... ar. 8 60 6 IB my first duty as a judge was to .try the best thiiiff to do, Quneimtown...... Iv. I) in « 26 Over a low, red trundle bod, ginia, near a town which changed would have saved Bloomlngdale...... B 16 « 81 pithing the tangled curly head, poor fellow's murderer." hands, under fire, 82 times during the Wye U\U» ...... « 28 0 88 While the moonbeams played at hido and seek days or perhaps Wllloughby...... ;...... 9 80 0 44 With the dimples on tho sun browned cheek- "The butler?" war. Mr. Gore says: months of anxiety 1). & C. Junction...... AO 51 When 1 was a boy, a little boy I "The butler, and that brings me to With fall came the "fattening time" nd suite ring. No Queen Anne...... 9 48 6 68 the explanation you asked for a moment for the hogs. They wore then brought family oupht to Hlllsboro...... Atad. oh, the dreama the dreams I dreamed ago. Robertson, it appears, bad bad a be without the Downes...... 9 60 0 60 when I was a boy, a little boyl in from the distant fields, where they constant safe 'i uckahot)...... H W 7 02 case before him in which a native was guard an d Denton...... ll> 00 7 07 tor the grace that through the lattice streamed had passed the summer, and put in a Houb8...... 10 15 7 16 Over my folded eyelids seemed charged with maltreating his wife, a pen by the side of the road. And, al ever-present help of that wonderful free Hlohinan...... 10 ?8 7 28 5V> have the gift of prophecy mere child barely 19 years of age, in book the Common Sense Medical Adviser Adanisvllle...... 10 27 7 27 And to bring the glimpses of time to be though within ten feet of the soldiers by R. V. Pierce, M. D., chief consulting Blauchard...... 10 82 7 81 When manhood's clarion seemed to call such a brutal manner as to cause her as they marched by, they were never physician of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgi Greenwood...... BIO 40 B7 87 Ah, that was the sweetest dream of all death. Oases of that kind are far from seen, for the pen was completely cover cal Institute. Buffalo, N. "Y. It tells what OwmK...... 10 56 7 44 When I was a boy, a little boyl to do in emergency or accident or sudden Oakley...... 11 00 7 4» being uncommon, as yon know, and ed by the winter's wood pile, except at sickness. It contains over one thousand Kllenrtalo...... Oil 14 7 68 Robertson well, he did what almost the back, where there was a board Wolfe...... 11 24 8 OB rd like to sleep where I used to sleep pages, profusely illustrated with engravings Mllton...... ll 80 8 11 When I was a boy, a little boyl any other English judge would have fence through whose, oraoka the corn and colored plates. It gives receipts for sev Whltpsboro,...... !! 88 8 IB For in at the lattice tho moon would peep. done under the circumstances gave the was thrown in. Whenever the passing eral hundred simple, well-tried home rem Overhrook...... !! 41 8 S3 Bringing her tide of dreama to sweep edies. It instructs .the mother in the care Qreenhill...... !! 46 8 2ft The crosses and griefs of the years away Ecamp his deserts and sentenced him to advance guard told us that an army of her ailing children or husband, and given Lewes...... ll 50 a 80 From tho heart that is weary and faint today death. was approaching the hogs were hur invaluable suggestions for the preservation And those dreams should give mo back again "Now this occurred only a few hours riedly fed, so that the army might go of her own health and condition in all WXST BOUKD TRAINS. A peace 1 have never known since then before he was murdered, and you will by while they were taking their after 'those critical and delicate periods to which Leave ta.m. tp.mX When I waa a boy, a iittle boy I women art subject. The author of this Leweg...... 8 65 2 8t\ Eugene Field. at once suspect some hidden connection dinner nap and thus not reveal their great work has had a wider practical ex Qrcenhlll...... 0 69 2 85> between the two events. And yon are presence by an escaped grunt or squeal. perience in treating obstinate diseases than Overbrook...... 7 08 2 40 right. In passing sentence, of death Fortunately the boose was situated in any other physician in this country. His Whlte»boro...... 7 us 2 4H medicines are world - renowned for their Milton...... 7 12 2 51 THE GRAVE'S ODOE. npon the brutal native he virtually a narrow valley, where the opportuni marvelous efficacy. Wolfe...... 7 17 2 58 passed sentence npon himself. ties for bushwhacking were so great Mr*. H. M. Hansrote, of Magnolia, Morgan Co., Bllendale ...... ~.C7 83 3 12 "Robeitsbn had in bis service at tho that the soldiers did not tarry long W. Va.,in a letter to Dr. Pierce nays : "My hus C »hley...... 7 40 8 20 We were lolling in a couple of easy band Is a locomotive engineer. He came home Owens...... 741 8 25 time, among other servants, a butler enough to search suspected wood piles. about a year ago and just dropped in the duor- Greenwood...... 7 62 B8 46 chairs on the veranda one evening after who was related to the man be had ju»t On one occasion we thought the hogs way. He was burning up with fever and he Blanchard...... 7 58 8 58 dinner, Stanfleld and I, when my friend commenced with Dr. Pierce'n Golden Medical Adamsvllle...... 8 (M 8 58 . condemned. Whether be was aware of doomed. A wagon bioke down near the Discovery according to directions and in two Hlckman...... 808 4 OB-* snot the glowing stump of his cheroot the exact relationship existing between house, and the soldier went to the weeks he was able to go to work, without having Hobbs...... 8 U 4 16 pirouetting down the steps, and, turn a doctor. I, commenced to take Dr. Pieree'i Denton...... » 22 4 80 the two I don't know, but lam inclined wood pile for a pole to be used in mend Favorite Prescription something over two years Tackahoe...... 8 28 4 87 ing in his chair, said abruptly: to think not As a matter of fact, when ing the break. Luckily he found a stick ago, and am glad to tc«tify that it Is God-send Dowues...... 8 81 4 40 "Do yon know, Dick, a man was shot to womankind. I have been out of health for Hlllsboro...... Robertson sat down to dinner that to bis liking without tearing the pile years, and am now able to nay your medicine has Queen Anne...... 8 .87. 4 49 onoe just where you're sitting?" night, after sentencing the native to to pieces. This suggested that some nice, cured me entirely. The three children who 13. & C. Junction-...A8 fl6 V Naturally I was startled, and, instead were born before I commenced to take your med Wlllouvhby...... 8 46 '> 501 death, he was waited npon by the con straight pieces be always left conven icine did not live lone, they were very delicate, Wj«MI)l«...... 8 W of replying to Stanfield's remark, vict's own brother. iently near for mob an emergency, in but those born since (three in afl) are very hearty, Bloomlngdale...... H 57 IB glanced uneasily down the long, ghost and that convinces me that your medicine is just QneenBtown...... 9 02 5*)' "Yon observed a rifle on the dining case it should occur again. what it is said to be and a great deal more." QueeoBlown ...... I v. 9 H) 7110 ly veranda, of which the outer edge lay Baltimore, Pier 9X-H 66 665 room wall, I have no donbt, 'just oppo By simply enclosing 31 one-cent stamps in bright moonlight, while the inner site your place at table. It was from Available Te»tlmo»r. to pay the cost of mailing only to World's t Dally except Sunday. portion was wrapped in the dense that rifle the fatal shot was fired. The following story was told by Ma Dispensary Medical Association, 66.1 Main ahadow of the partly drawn bamboo Street, Buffalo, N. Y., a paper-bound vol CONNECTIONS "A" connecU at Queen ; "Not while Robertson was at dinner, jor Mensis of a Vinoennea lawyer who ume of Dr. Pierce's great book will be sent Anne with the Delaware A Chesapeake B'y. jalousies. though. Tbe butler was too wily fot appeared for the defendant in a trial by absolutely free, or for ten stamps extra a "B" connects at Ore»nwo^d with the Dela "I know the feeling," said Stanfleld, ' that. He bided bis time until tie mas jury and put on the witness stand a boy heavier and handsomer cloth-bound copy ware DlvUlon of the Pb.llndelp.hla. Wllming- noting my uneasiness. "I never sit here will be sent A whole medical library in ton * Baltimore Bftk, ,." ^^*^ ter bad seated himself in bis usual place from whose testimony he expected to one looo-page volume. "C" conneclfl/l Ellendale with the rfela-1 of an evening without getting a creepy here on the veranda, taken his coffee* gain a great doa4 To the confusion of ware, Maryland* Virginia K.-kt., for CKurge-" . sensation all over me. The servants sayO and smoked his cheroot Then, when the attorney, the story told by tho boy town, Lewes/ ^ fj the old bungalow is haunted, and I these bad begun to make him drowsy, waa greatly to the detriment of the de For funnel/,n formation apply to shouldn't wonder it they are right. the fellow took the rifle from the wall fendant, and che attorney set to work to I. W. TROXEL, C. C. WALLER, Anyhow, if it isn't, it ought to be, for . it was always kept loaded and crept show that the boy was "worthless." Wen'1 Manager, Gen'1 Frt, & Pass. Agt the story connected with it is an nnoan- I through the bedrooms to the far end of /'What ia yonr occupation?" he asked Q,ueenntown, Md. "Pier 9% Light BU , ny one altogether. See that bole in the : the veranda, where, as you see, the the boy. jalousies there on yonr right?" \ shadow lies so deep. "I work on my father's farm," the "Do you mean that oblong slit Just "Sitting as we are now, you observe, witness replied. WALLOP & CO., GEO. C. HILL, above the balustrade? 'Pon my word, that the steps between tbe far end of "You don't do much bnt lit around, against the moonlight, it looks for all the veranda and the jalousies with the do yon?" Dealers in . . Furnis] ^ tire world"like a malignant eye 1" bole in it are concealed by the row of "Well, I help my father." • • "So it is," said Stanfleld. with a pillars, and yon will readily understand "Bnt you're worthless, aren't yon?" Uj light shiver. "It was through that how a. barefooted native might creep was the attorney's decisive question. bole Judge Robertson, my predecessor, ! along those eteps under cover of the pi) - "I don't know whether I am or not," was shot." i Fine Groceries lars aud apply his eye to the' bole with retorted tbo witness warmly. "Ah, I've beard there waa a strange ; out being either seen or hoard. Well, Then the attorney took another tack. AND story connected with his death, but I that is just what the butler did. Only "Yonr father's a worthless man, isn't know none of the particulars. Suppose he did something more. he?" yon light another weed and talk me out "After applying his eye to the holt, "Well, he works about the farm." of this creepy fit." bo noiselessly inserted the muzzle of The attorney here fastened an eye CONFECTIONERIES. "Talk yon into a worse one, more the rifle in the aperture, took deliberatt which gleamed with triumph on tho like," retorted Stanfleld, striking a aim at bis master's heart aud tired jury and nailed the boy with a glance Goods Delivered Free. fusee. "I'll wager yon never beard a Poor Robertson I He never knew whuc -: EMB: weirder story. But yon shall have the from tho other and said, "Isn't it true burthim." that yonr father doesn't do enough work TELEPHONE 81. facts and tben judge for yourself." ! Stanfiold ceased speaking, and a puiu to prevent bis being called worthless?" F TJ 3sr IB : With that he settled himself in his ful silence fell upon us both. Tbe The boy had chafed nnder these un Williams Building. Main Street. chair, and after puffing reflectively at movement of H lizard in tbo jalousies Will Recei his cheroot for some seconds went on to pleasant questions, and, summoning his through which tho shot bad been fired courage, he said loudly: "If yon want Burial Re tell me the story of the shot through sent a thrill of horror through my to know so bad whether my father's .tho jalousies: nerves. I fancied 1 could bear tbe but worthless, ask him. There be is on the Vaul "Robertsou, yon must know, was an ler's stealthy footsteps aud see tho jnry." Indianapolis Journal. Dock Eton boy, like myself. We were chums, gleam of tbe rifle barrel in the moon in fact, in the old days, and that is how light. So awfully real was my concep Tbe Marrying Charles Bethke, I came to know of a peculiar tradition, tion of tbe whole scene tbut at last, iu At what age do people marry? Tbe if I may so name it, that IB said to have ! shear desperation, 1 spoke and so broke most popular time for a woman to get PRACTICAL been in bis family for centuries. ! the spell. married ia from her twenty-first to her "I don't know whether yon believe, "Hadn't Robcrtson a wife? 1 have an Wicoi in death warnings, Dick, bnt it seems twenty-fifth year inclusive. More tbau that for hundreds of years no Robertson idea that 1 once met her in Madras." one-hulf of the. wgmen who marry nt MERCHANT TAILOR A! bas ever died without first having a dis- I "He bad, and speaking of her ro all marry in these five yoari of their SALISBURY, MD. SALISBtTRl tinct premonition of his Hpproncbing minds me that my Mory is still unfin life, and another quarter marry between end, and, what is more remarkable still, ished. In fact, the most remarkable the ages of 20 and 25, and not more part of it is yet to come. than a third between the ages o( 25 and A full and complete line of Foreign tho warning always comes in the form "About a year before her husband's 80. The average age of marrying is just SAVf of an odor, an earthy smell the smoll and Domestic Worsteds and Wool of a new dug grave. death Mrs. Robertsou, it scums, wont over 20 for women and jnat nnder 28 _ "Well, about a week before his death, home to England for her health, and for men. These figures include rumor- lens in stock. DEPART wheii he wai-on bis way to take up his when I las( saw Robertsou alive tbo riagCH. For HpineterH only the average We receive money on dti appointment here, in fact, Robertson night be bad tho struuge premonition, age is 26, ami for bachelors 26)£. 60 contH, and up. You depnl>lloat' voice of bis butler giving orders to the it must have been the spirit of her dy SALISBURY, MD., ulnlstart table boys in tbo dining room at our ing husband." Mrs. Fatporse Yon paint pictures urayM l>« ft'1 "Let us go in," said 1, rising hastily to order, don't you? Sole Agent For this Territory. every Tn»« back. "This night air boa given me a chill.' Great Artist Yes, madam. "Yes, by bia own butler, " resumed New Vibrating Shuttle Machines, Htannohl, "and on tho very spot where Hew York Journal. Mrs. Fatpurse Well, I want a land-^ jprice 815 to $18 eaoh. you sit. Indeed," consultiug his watch, ipe, with lots of deer and ducks "it happened just at this time, for it's jnnll and partridges aud pheasants ANTRP-MEVKHAL TRUSTWORTHY Lady Yarborongb, previous to her 'cattle and sheep aud pigs, aud at uerconH In IhU MI ale to manage our bun- now B o'clock to the minute." marriage tbo Baroness Oonyors, isul-i yon know, and put u lake aud a In ihulr own and m-iirby rnnnflm. ]', In "But," 1 cried, glancing apprehen ly nttldn wurk iHindii,:tcd y/t bornn. H»l- most six f«et in height and is the uiostl iu fresh and stilt water, you' BlrMlifht$4» n yHur und ffptin*on— era, in dynamos, in reservoirs, to be . village is'1,600. Meanness is* subtrac 60 YEARS' r TOTHE CftOSS. employed all over a town or city, BO tion and nobility is addition. Accord IF YOU HAVE NOT VXPBftlKNC Qod sometimes puts in one man enough ing as you rise in tbe scale of holiness TALMAQE PREACHES A POWER faith to supply thousands of men with and generosity and consecration, yon A CLEAR FUL SERMON. courage. If o man happens to be thus are worth 6 ot 10 or 60 or 100 or 1,000 endowed, let him realize his opportuni- \ or 10,000 otbera COMPLEXION it isonly oneof many indications *«» *f Tal.at Have sp.elal 0»pe>*- ty and improve it. At this time mil- j H«m*l« Heroeai. lions of men are a-tremble lest this na Notice, my friend, tbat this David, tliat your liver is out of order. 'onltle* For Dolag Oood-Heroea aU Use a rcuudy of lUDCMAMAMiS) M Well aa on the BattlofteU. tion make a mistake and enter upon warrior, strategist, minstrel, maeter of OCMONSJ Ureatest Warrior of All. aomo policy of government for the is blank verse and stone slinger at the 50 YEARS Aaron* t*ndln« sketch and flu* lands of the sea tbat will founder the giant, whom the soldiers of tbe text es standing, Hint li: Mutually JNTAIN ROSE. " " front and nursed the wounded. My hus ———•————_ band wai a midshipmate in 1812. A Many are the trials encountered by • In t^ Jl° !'°rth WiDd M°W* cntlasa severed the sinews of his arm. the unfortunate man who, in time of i in tho morning early I was a girl when 1 met him, and his domestic turmoil, ia forced to visit an bould I meet but Mountain BOM ng the stubble barley? ^^ helpless arm made me love him. Lis intelligence office. ten I" "My dear," said Mr. Roberts, bis I the world Is under snows ' youthful lace flushed with heat and Blowing 'tis and snowing. "Drum drum der-nm, drum, Who should I meet bnt Mountain Rose drum!" The sound was a little nearer. ttymptoms of irritation in his voice, "I The way that I waa going? "My grandfather," quavered the old really should prefer to do the oqoking grandmother, "wasat Valley Forge. He myself rather than go to that intelli Not a leaf on the poplnr tree, Not a flower on the heather. was made prisoner. It was winter. His gence office agaiu. Mountain Rose looked phyly at me mother went to see him?carrying a bas "Have I secured a cook?" be went As we stepped ont together. ket of food. The journey was many on. "No, I have not, Mrs. Roberta. I escaped from one dreadful .creature, Mountain Rose, so airy and free, miles. Sometimes a farmer let her ride The Kind Toll Have Always Bought, and which has been Where are roses blowing ? a way ia hia cart. The rest of the way who even asked me whether our house Rose's check, half turned from tne, she walked through the snow. When was 'owned free or mortgaged.' And as in use for over 3O years, has borne the signature of Tho rose of love was showing. I turned from her I saw a respectable . and has been made under his per ehe reached the prison, the gnarda took Block and cold the north wind blow*. looking woman who hod just entered sonal supervision since its infancy. Never a bird Is singing. her basket from her and divided the the room. She looked comparatively Allow no one to deceive you in this. There's a lilt In tho voice of Rose contents. They would not let her see pleasant. So I stepped up to her and All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex Sweet as tho skylark ringing. her son. She ran past the soldiers up to asked meekly: the prison door. 'Child,' she called, periments that trifle with and endanger the health of blnck on heather and broom, " 'Can yon fill the position of cook Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. Where shall 1 find honey? 'kis« the keyhole on your side! I will in a family of four?' Rose's mouth is the honeycomb kisj it on mine. Bear up I Be brave! "She looked at me as if she'd like to And Rose's laugh is bonny. God bless you I Your mother prays for wither me with one blighting glance Black nnd cold the north wind blows, you and thinks of you with a smile on and said haughtily: 'I am trying to fill What is CASTOR IA wintrr comes in fairly. her lips and not a tear in her eye.' " that of coachman in a family of two. I Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops I keep summer with Mountain Rose As she spoke the old woman tore the think you would do if yon have proper Among tho stubble barley. wrappings from the package she held and Soothing' Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It -Pall Mall Gazette. recommendations.'" Youth's Com contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic and disclosed a dim blade. "It was my pauion. grandfather's!" she thrilled. substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms "Drum drum der-um, drum, He Obeyrd Instruction*. and allays Fovcrishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind THE VOLUNTEER,. drum!" came the sound and nearer yet. The Clnh Woman tells an amusing Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation "Drum dram der-nm, drnm, drum!" story of n party of women who recently and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the mother w6nld not be pacified. "Mother!" gasped the yonng man. visited Pike's peak. A youth, still iu Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. yon," she said; "not you. 'The The old grandmother stood in tho knee breeches, although he wore a col The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. ' ly son of his mother, and she was a middle of the room almost erect A lar of extraordinary height and stiff- widow' remember that. War is not tinge of color was in her cheek and made DOBH, was their guide, bnt his knowl for you." her seem almost young. She held ont edge of the points of interest appeared GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS "The country calls." argned the the sword. to be slight. i • i >-onng man. "Must I consider myself at "Yonr country," she said, "and yonr Every few minutes he stood up and Bears the Signature of snob a time?" God!" shouted the names of certain bowlders The girl who'was to be his Wife "The Ood of peace U' the yonng girl and streams. Wben we were nearly at Rpoke np. whispered. the top, he called ont: "Yourself!" she said. "Is it only "The God of honorable war!" cried "On the right is the Lion's Month!" yourself?" the old grandmother. The young ninu 'Why is it called the Lion's Month?" "You, too, "be answered. "I fight turned to the girl.' asked a skeptical lady who had pestered (or those I love when I fight for my "My soul" H!H mother spoke. Her him with "whys" all the way. Bonntry." eyes were kindled. "I, too, can nurse "Aw, I dunno," said the lad, tired "What do yon know of the hell and the wounded." of being asked for information. "I was The Kind You Have Always Bought horror of war?" demanded his mother. "And I can at least pick lint," the 'old to holler these names. I dnnuo "War made yonr father an invalid for girl said. why nothiti. It's my job to holler, and The old grandmother turned her 'o I boiler." ______In Use For Over 3O Years. life. la iiot that enough for me to give TMK OCNTAUH OOnHtHV. TT liUIIMAT CTHUT. NIWTOItK OITf. my country? There are others who sightless eyes toward them. "There Similarity. should go rich men's sons bred in lux must be no cowards in my family," she Whilo Frederic Remington was in the ury, who sbonlj.meet hardship for once said. "Love knows no cowardice; affec west be observed a well executed por ill their lives but yon, with your mea- tion has its pride in bravery. Remem trait in a dark room on the wall of a , which barely provides for us!" ber Valley Forge! Remember 1813! cabin and asked whose picture it was. JTKW YORK, PHILA. A NORFOLK R. ALTIMORE, CHIWAPBAICK * ATL >. Remember yonr father! Listen!" TIC RAILWAY COMPANY work is more than that," he "That's my husband," said the wo of Baltimore. "Drnm drum der-nm, drnm, man of the house carelessly. "OAPB CHARLB8 RoUTB." B drnm!" The recruits were marching Steamer connection* between Pier 4 Light 34. >s, -StMfnid, "yon ahonld make "Bnt it is hnng with fatal effect" Time Table In Effect July 21, 1898 Wharf, Baltimore, and the railway ,;re; tberawHl be your wife to pro- through the village street. urged the artist. dlvlilon at Clalborn*. "Mother!" cried the yonng man. SOUTH Bouiro TKAINB. RAILWAY DIVISION. r/or." " "My love!" "So was my husband," snapped tho No.«7 No. 91 No. 86 No. 46 Time-table In effect Sept. IV, 1898, "It yon love me" began the girl, Woman. leave p.m. p.m. a.m. a.m. Rait Bound. wben she broke down, burying her face "Go!" said bis mother. New York...... 8 00 1 00 8 (0 fMall |Ex. fEx. tMlz. "Go!" sobbed the girl he loved. Washington...... 6 60 13 46 8 OJ a.ni. p.m p.m. a.*m. in her bands. Beards are taxed 10 yen a year in a Baltimore...... 764 80" 696 906 Baltimore...... lv 4 10 8 00 He bent over and kissed the girl, Japanese village in Awa county, Chiba Philadelphia (IV...... 11 10 846 736 10*0 Clai borne...... V t\ 785 836 746 ''If yon wonld only understand," he MoDanlel*...... 049 740 H80 7 64 pleaded. "Yon know how it is our then his mother and tnrned to the old Ken. Wllmlngton...... 11 88 437 818 1104 Harper*...... ,, ,,. 9 6H 7 44 « 81 H 00 grandmother. p. m. a. m. a, m. a. m. St. Michael*...... V W 7 M) H 40 * 16 countrymen murdered, the flag insult Rlveralde...... 10 01 768 648 8» ed, men going to the front. Must I "The sword kiss the sword," she Leave M. ui. p. m. a. m. p. m. Royal Oak...... 1U Of> 7 68 8 48 8 said, "and go and do yonr duty." Uelmar ...... J 66 ,84 1187 161 Klrkham...... 10 09 8 02 « 63 8 M stay here grinding ont a daily existence CTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED every HalUbnry .'...... dU 744 1160 '1 09 Bloomflold...... lO 18 8 07 6 67 8 8» ia work that gives me mere food and "Drnm drnm der-nm, drnm, A where for "ThaMtory of the Philippines" Krnltland...... 7 W 13 01 Eaiton ...... 10 33 B ID 7 08 9 11 by Mural HalHtead, commissioned by the shelter while those brave fellows stake drum!" Government H* official historian to the War Eden...... 801 U 0« Turner'*...... Flags were flying; crowds were fol Loretto...... K OB la 11 B^thlehem...... lO 87 881 731 9 W their lives for me?" Department. The book waa written In army Prinoeaa Anne..... ifU 814 13 8) 234 Pre*ton...... iu 44 8 88 7 36 f 4ft lowing the recruits. Into the dust and camp ntHHn Kranci 10 SALIBBTTBY ADVERTISER, SALISBURY, MD.,$8»r. 14,1899. v A dr*«t French Kteher. •mack* of the Bnternl* !•!•. A Bora Flsrht«r. 1899 THE •Their WwMlasj Trl*. Charles Meryou born in 1821 was Mrs. Brownjobn Good gracious, Champ Clark tells two stories of Gen , rammer visitor in a New England brought up to the navy, going first in Bridget! What is that dreadful patch eral Wheeler. Senator Vest asked the town made friends with one or two 1887 to the Naval school at Brest. As a of oil on the carpet? grizzled old fighter, "General, why are the French Canadians who were em youth he sailed round the world. He Bridget Sbure, ma'am, an it's that yon so much in favor of war?" "Be MORNING HERi ployed as operatives in the mills. touched at Athens; touched at the then Mete of a lump! cause it's my trade, sir my trade." One of these was an elderly widower savage coasts of New Zealand; made Mrs. Brownjohn Did you upset it, His daughter was trying to persuade AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL. trhoee two youngest children the visitor sketches, a few of which, in days wheu then? r, him to stay at home and let younger tukl taken to drive with him several his greater work was most of it done, he Bridget That I didn't, ma'am. I men do the fighting, urging his age and The Truth Without Fear or Favor. timee. used aa material for some of his etch iust turned it down, as you told me, the fact that he had done fighting "I make a marriage nex' week, ings. Art even then occupied him, and ma'am, before blowin it out, an shore enongh for one man. Finally she asked, ALL THE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD, ma'mselle," said the father as she de deeply interested as he soon got to be in there must have been somethin gone "Father, why do you want to go?" He THE BEST 1-CENT DAILY posited the children at their home late it he seems to have had a notion that it quare with the top av it, for the oil replied, "If a fish had been out of the one afternoon. "Yon see us all go past was less dignified than the profession of came pouring out on the floor, just as water for 38 years and came in sight of 10 AND 12 PAGES. yonr house on the wedding trip." the navy, and after awhile he chose de yon see it, ma'am! Nuggets. a nice pond of water, he wonld wiggle "Indeed I" said the yonng woman. For Mail Subscription. liberately the less dignified because it Caused the Klrat Coolneia. a little at any rate." "Shall yon go in the coach?" was the less dignified. He would have us ONE WEEK...... lOe. "No, we go in hired bnggy. My wife Mr. Newly wed (reading) Nobody ONE MONTH...... » « ...,,...... JJOC. believe so at any rate. He wished his The KaUer'B Flying; Trip. iver yet saw u dead mule. BIX MONTH*...*...... «...... „_. . _ Jt Ml, he go, aud I with her, to the bury father to believe so. And in 1845, hav ground, same as onr people most al Mrs. Newly wed (who is thinking of Never again let foreigners laugh at. ONE YEAR...... 48.00. ing served creditably and become a something else and not listening) American tourists for rushing through ways," said the man, with evident sur lieutenant, he resigned his commission. prise at thn lady's ignorance. "Three Don't you think yonr life insurance renowned picture galleries and boasting A painter he could not be. The gods, ireminms are a waste of money, John? of having "done Europe" in eight ...THE... buggy more behind us, and we all carry who had given him even in his youth a two, three bouquet to pnt on my first Boston Journal. days! Tbe German emperor and em poetic vision and a firmness of band, press beat the band in the rapidity with wife's grave. Yes'm, it is a pretty wed had denied him the truo sight of color, ding trip to the bury ground, and re- Jiut Like Other People. which they are doing Palestine. Five and I remember seeing hanging up in "Yon look nice enongh to eat," ex minnte stops are made at the holy SUNDAY HERALD. ipeotfnl." the ealon of M. Bnrty, who knew him, Three or fonr days later the summer claimed the youth. places, and the baiter mokes a speech, Baltimore's Favorite Newspaper a large impressive pastel of a ship cleav "And so I do," replied the maiden; and the kniseriu snaps a kodak, and •visitor was filled with mixed emotions ing her way through wide, deep waters, aa he saw the four buggies, laden with three times a day. " OhioState Jour- then on they pass' like a sightseeing and ModQl Home Journal. *0 and the sea was red and the sunset sky whirlwind. BOBtou Humid. the wedding party clad in gay attire, was green; for Meryon was color blind. Gliding- Banned Gold. 32, 36.7AND 40 PAQBS. pass the house and turn into the little He wonld have to be an engraver. He Progressive Citizen (of northern sub George Vallace, Hageretown, was shot LEADS IN C1RCULA1ION, cemetery. Some minutes later the bug entered the workroom of one M. Blery, urb) I want yon to join onr Evanston in the leg 20 veara ago and died in a LEADS IN MERIT, gies again went by, that time at a to whom in after times, as bis wont Improvement association. McKeegport, Pa,, hospital, Saturday, LEADH IN POPULA cheerful trot, and she was favored with was, be engraved some verses of his Conservative Citizen What is there prom the effect of having the limb am Mingle Copies 3 cents. an elaborate bow from the bridegroom, in Evanston that needs improving, sir, putated. writing appreciative verses, sincere For Mall Subscript!**. whose faoe wore a happy and virtuon* and unfinished "a toi, Blery, mon I'd like to know? Chicago Tribune. Chincoteague and Ocean City people smile.—-Youth's Companion. maitret" The etchings of Zeeman, the want Congress to appropriate $60,000 ONE MONTH...... ^^..., Unele Eben. to clear shoals of inland passage from SIX MONTHS.,...... ,.....^. Dutchman, gave him the desire to etch. ONE YEAR...... _ i" He copied with freedom and interest "I nebber could see whah de luck South Point to M assay's shoals. , In general the destruction of wealth several of Zeeman's neat little plates come in," said Uncle Eben, "when a is a social aa well as an individual loss. and addressed The wealth that is used up in riotous him with praises, on an man puts in in time hnntin de right living is diverted from better uses. Ex other little copper, like the one to kin* of a rabbit's foot dat he might of Prevention travagance is not necessarily luxury. Blery "to Zeeman, peintre des mate- devoted, JOB* an easy as not, to makin better than cure. Tutt's Liver The mere transfer of wealth from one lota." Pall Mall Gazette. fo* dollars." Washington Star. WEEKLY HERALD, Want«d a Candid Opinion. Pills will not only cure, but if hand to another does not involve de Room In 'Which Napoleon Was Born. struction. Consumption means using "I want yon to give me yonr candid taken in time will prevent 5Oc. for 12 Months. up. When a nation spends $260,000 for His greatness still consecrates the place. Push back the jealousies and let opinion of my new book. My own opin TWELVE PAGES-GlvIng oomplele ao- great picture, the wealth is not de in the light upon the mean beginnings ion is that it is a good one," wrote a Sick Headache, counuiof all events of Interest throughout stroyed ; it is simply transferred. When of so stupendous a destiny. Here is the new author to an editor. To whom the dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria, the world. Its Market Reports are accurate, the jubilee plunger ran through $2,600, editor replied, "Yes, it has a beautiful complete,nnd valuable. 000 in 13 calendar months, the wealth sedan chair, battered and faded, but relic, and so sacred still. This is the cover and lovely gilt edges." Atlanta constipation, jaundice, torpid A welcome \ Isltor to all homes. of the world was diminished only by Constitution. Specimen copies mailed to any address. the amount of it he and those who bed on which he was born hardly big liver and kindred diseases. Send in 12 and the immen of five yearly ger than a conch. Here is madame's ponged on him pnt down their throats Too Much of a Good Thing. subscribers. escritoire, where she must have done TUTT'S Liver PILLS and otherwise wantonly destroyed. In "Aunt Emeline is showing her age; Address ull communications to so far as it was simply transferred to those household accounts (yearly more ABSOLUTELY CURE. difficult to balance) with a little old she in so forgetful." others to whom he paid extravagant "In what way?" THE HERALD PUBLISHING COMP prices, it wae not destroyed. frail child at her side sometimes, pluck ing at her dress and looking up awed "This is the third copy of 'The Bon- Fnyette and St. Paul HirnetH. To give high prices for articles which nie Brier Bush' which she has given BALTIMORE'MOf' are rare is not necessarily luxury, for (she is the one person in nil the work of whom he is afraid) into her face. me at Christmas." Chicago Record. the price and the rare edition or the old Wanted Him. master both remain. It is true that ex Here is her spinet, with ite yellow notes, which she played perhaps while Dealer I'm afraid I cannot recom whether good cr not, depends up travagance may mean the transfer of mend this parrot, rnudam. He bwears Salisbury Machine-Works wealth to those who will not use it those little kings and queans to be on tlu use of PARAGON TEA. danced to her music, aud the one born like a sailor. HEADQUARTERS FOR well, bat it does not usually mean this. Mrs. Ferry Oh, how The plowing cheeks and sparkling It generally involves a transfer to the great (the others only have greatne&i delightful I thrust upon them) stood apart nuobild "Shiver my toplights!" "Stow uiy eyes indicate the splendid condi \ hands of those who will use it more rnuiutails!" ENGINES, BOILERS, MILLS, wisely. Journal of Ethics. like and solitary. The very chairs and and nil that, I suppose? tion of the user. tables are the same. There is'theuar- OinciuuiUi Enquirer. Best on the Market for the Money. row strip of bedroom which was his. " " The HlHlBB Pawn. Books written ou bone, stone, bricks, Iron and Brass Castings, etc. One Saturday afternoon two friends of "I should have been the happiest man Get Paragon in the world," he eays to Montholon, tiles and oyster ehells; Bibles written '£> Cents at druggists. Repair Work a Specialty. the noble game of chess sat playing on palm leaves und manuscripts trail together in & cafe. Suddenly one of six and forty years later, "with an in S. R. FEIL & CO.. Chemists. Cleveland, O. come of $3,000 a year, living as the fa bcribedou bark, leather, papyrus, parch them started up in a passion and ex ment, wood, lead, ivory and copper nre G-RIER BROS., ''. claimed, "Yon have pocketed one of my ther of a family, with my wife and son, in onr old home at Ajaocio." amoutj the treasures of the British mu SALISBURY. MD. pawns." seum. . ______A glance at the board and men suf Pall Mall Gazette. Weak Men Made Vigorous ficed to show that a pawn was really Confuted by nn Axiom. missing. The excitement over the lost Tbe "Gray Hatter." "Now, children, I want you all to re pawn became so intense that a lively al The writer has examined many brains member that Jnines Watt discovered the ALBERT S. BAILEY, of persons morally tercation ensued, in which everybody or intellectually be wonderful steam engine by simply 137 Produce Ave.. PHILADELPHIA in the room took part. low the average such as murderers, Watching the kettle boil." Quiet was at laut restored, and the negroes and others sunk in ignorance. "Please, ma'am, iduu't just nee how What PEFFER'S NERVIGOR Did! Wholesale Flour Merchant. He has invariably found the layer of ibat could be." It acts powerfully and quickly Cures when ftll player who had lost his pawn resumed tlivrs fall. Young nifa ri'gulu loot manhood: old his seat and began to drink bis coffee, vesicular, or gray matter, to be thicker "Why not?" --••-—-' - — — Absolutely Qnar- than that of Daniel Webster's brain. ~ >*t Vitality, Receiver of COUNTRY PR( which was covered with thick cream, " 'Cnuso watch pots niver boils." I.ost Power, Elephants, porpoises, wholes, dolphins Brooklyn Life. _..__. _. . 'astluir !>!•- POULTRY, EGGS, BERRIES, when he all at once got something into ...... _.. iff Mlf-abmr i.r netiirt and bis throat which nearly choked him. and the grampus all have this layer ereiion. Wards on Insanity aud ooiuiiunptlon. *»T-Wc do our best to plewm^jn all til :i't li't drumiiC Imimw a worthless Milwtltutc on knowing that It means permanent busli He succeeded, however, in extricating thicker than the most intellectual meu. Tbo Seoul Independent says that a .u IwcaUM It yield* a greater prollt. Iiixlut on bav- Another great objection to locating recent mm HUB of Koicu shows a popula : I'KKFKirSWBHVmOK.orfcm'for It Can the intrusive article, which turned out carried la »est pocket. Prepaid, plain wrapper, to be the missing pawn. mind in the gray matter of the brain is tion of G, 198,848, of whom 2,809,767 - |n-r box, or O for $5, with A \Vrltteii liliigliltiii 8ALISBUEY ADVERTISER, SALISBURY, MD., JAN. 21,1899. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup should be Ocean City. ITY'S BOARDERS. kept in every household. It is the best remedy for cough or cold, and is espec An appropriation by Congress IB BAD. WORSE, WORST SPRAIN tarprl_*« *»• Btehop. M>d BMll ially recommended for that grippe wanted to clear out one or two shoals in Can, without delay or trifling, be Wonder -t It. cough. Price 26c. the inland waterway from Delaware to cured promptly by the Many of Bishop Fair's experience! Virginia, near Ocean Citv. have amused the people of Michigan, Quite a Marshall Nutter, 12 years, filled a large amount is being spent in the upper REMEDY yet many of them are still in reserve. GOOD. BETTER, BEST FOR PAIN, St. Jacobs OIL One morning he met a forbidding hobo yensi bottle with gunpowder. He then end of the waterway, while with, lay a coming ont of the basement, pleasantly exploded the powder. Still alive, but 85,006 appropriation for South Point, his store of valuable knowledge has ten miles south, inquired what he had been doing there, been greatly increased. and Massey's Shoals, and on learning that he had been sleep one mile north of Ocean City, could be ing in tbe cellar ordered a conch placed removed, and it would insure good, sufe in tbe back hall, which the tramp used A Wonderful Dlieovery. navigation for vessels drawing three as a lodging place till the spirit of rest The last quarter of a century records feet of water from [Chincoteague, lessness took him to pastures new. Va., many wonderful discoveries in medicine, ta Fenwick's Island, Delaware. Bnt what tbe bishop most enjoyed but none that have accomplished more for Harper & Taylor, was tbe result of unusual thrift on the humanity than that sterling old household There is talk of a steamboat being nedy, Browns' Iron Bitten. It seems to put on to run iu the inland Chinco part of a colored aunty who served as ntnin the very elements of good health, cook. He noticed that the grocery bills d neither man, woman or child can take teague Delaware waters in connection werenuuraally large and wondered how Eft without deriving the greatest benefit. with the Baltimore, Chesapeake and all the articles paid for could be used in Browns' Iron Bitten is sola by all dealers. Atlantic Railway Company, and ex THE JEWELERS, his limited household, bat he was a change business to and from Chinco- liberal provider and gave tbo matter no Colored mxn hunting rabbits, near teague, Girdletree, Stockton, Snow Hill, special attention till he happened into i Rockville, carelessly emptied his shot Cor. Main and St, Peter's Sts,, Salisbury Md. tbe kitchen after dinner oue evening, gun into buggy driven by Mrs. James Bishopville and Selbyville at Ocean It was an nnnsual invasion on bis part Meredith. Woman WHS struck in sev- City for Baltimore via rail. Strong in and led to several surprises. At a table ".tl place*, hut her injuries are not terests are urging the movement to be loaded with good fare were four lusty ! «*'ious The shooter made his escape, gin in time for spring and summer busi colored men, and aunty was waiting on j ness. them. T. F. Anthony, Ex-Postmaster of "What entertainment la this?" be Promise Citv, Iowa, pays: "I bought asked with his inimitable smile. one bottle of 'Mystic Cure' for Rheuma Your Best Interests "We'ee boa'din bean," answered the tism, and two doses of it did me mote Will be served by making sure of health. largest of the four as he refilled his §ood than any medicine I ever took." It will be a loss of time and money to plate. old bv R. K. Truitt & Sons, Salisbury, he stricken with serious illness. Take "Boarding here?" with an incredu Md. " : Hood's Saraaparilla and purify your FIRE! FIRE!! lous laugh. blood. In thi«« way all germs of disease "Yes, sab. Aunty done took us in Deep hole filled with water looked will be expelled, nickness and suffering Doubtless all of you have heard of fire snles. and many when we begnn wo'k on dat bnildin in like a large puddle, and David Fletoher will be avoided, and jour health will of you may h-ive amended them. We do not wish to an defa' end ob deblock." of Cumberland, drove into it. Wagon be preserved. Isn't thi* a wise course V upset and David was ceriously injured. nounce any such sale, hut we do wish to announce to our Aunty nnblnsbingly acknowledged Hood's Pills are the only pills to take the corn, her apology being that she Ha'funhour later William Robmette many friends and the public ^enefatly that we are offering repeated the performance. He escaped with Hood'8 Sareaparilla. Price 25 cts. wanted to "git some lings fo' wintah." injury. some of the most gigantic bargains ever heard of. The most All that the good bishop did was to se cure a settlement to date, annty pocket: phenominal values in all kinds of ing tbe proceeds with tbe remark, "Dey Bucklen's Arnica Salve. nebeh wa* no money in takin dat class THK BEST SALVE in the world for ob boadabs nohow." Detroit Free Cutf, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum PURE BLOOD J Ladies' Wraps, Dress Goods, Bed Blankets, ttc. Press. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Purebloodmeanslife health. $ Chilblains, Conn, and all Skin Erup vigor no room for disease WlM Saws. tions, and positively cures Piles, or no We have just received an entire new line of pictures, A mab's wants nnd bin pocketbook pay required. It is guaranteed to give where the veins are filled and they are very pretty, and cheap too don't move iu the some society. perfect satisfaction or money refunded. with rich, red corpuscles. A fly makes more noise than a vraep, Price 25 cents per box. For sale by L. Wu al*.o have some exceptional values in 10 and bnt bis arguments are not ball no effect- i D. COLLIER, druggist, Salisbury, Mdt Lindsey's Improved piece toilet sets. It v\ill be more than worth your while ive. >ee thrm before purchasing elsewhere. We will not Facts are dangerous weapons, bat, Cam* against Elmer R. For wood, now Blood Searcher any cut prices «>n muslins, but desire to say that we are then, bat few people baudlo them. confined in jail at Belair, awaiting ac- Makes pure blood cures scrof A rascal iu fine clothes commands a lion of grand jury, is attracting atten ula, erysipelas, pimples, boils, at any time to meet the price of our competitors. Our great deal of respect, but an honest man tion. Forwooil i* chanted with exten sore eyes, scald head blood dis are as low'as the lowest in rags isn't thought much of. sive larcenies but Bays in defense that eases of all forms. Here's prooi: Soccees is a difficult oolt to break, bat xoods were stolen by another person MESSnPOT AMIA, OHIO. I)r. Llndsey's Blood Bcnrchvr him docile when once it is conquered. worked wonders wlih me. 1 have beta The weather prophets promised as an troubled with Scrofula fnr' liirtijytart Relief in Six Hours. but I find thnt Dr. Undue)-'* Blood LHWS BROTHERS. open winter. This is probably the open Searcher will effect » permanent euro ing. Olean Timed. Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis In atthort time. It's wonderful. Salisbury, Md. eases relieved in six hours by the "New C. W. LINHOOTT. Explanatory Ltatallt. Great South American Kidney Cure." W. J. GILMORB CO. PITTSBURQ, PA. "The first night of our engagement," This new remedy is a great surprise on At all Druggist*. $ I . (»0. remarked Mr. Stormingtou Rarnex, account of ite exceeding promptness in tragedian, "we turned people nway." relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of the urinary pas "That was gratifying," replied the sages in male or female- It relieves re friend. tention of water and pain in passing it "I can't say that it was. Yon see, the almost immediately. If you want local papers got the advertisements quick relief and cure this is your reme mixed, and the impression went abroad dy. Sold by H. K. Truitt & Sons, Sal that oar theater was giving the min isbury, Md.. J strel show." Comic Cats. Thieves made a raid at Qapland, the WALLOP & GO, A Worthy Lad. summer home of George A. Townsend, Mrs. Gamp was a good woman, and and carried of! three pig*, six turkeys, Dealers in when the little boy broke her window two chickens and one guinea hen. sho came out and said that she would There are several suap-cts. one of not punish him if he told her truthful whom was tracked to his home by ly bo had clone it. means nf the snow. "O' coarse I done it, "said the ragged Fine Groceries one. "And if yer dou't give as a bob How to Prevent Pneumonia. Why Not Have the Best? I'll break every bloomin winder in AND yer blessed old 'ontw." Pick Me Up. You are perhaps (aware th** Do you suffer with Headache? There are very inonia always rrsulu from a cold or don't. If so, perhaps defective or A Warm Time. Irotn BII HtiHck of IH grippe. During CONFECTIONERIES. Visitor (iu state prison) What the epidemic of la grippe a few years impaired vision is the cause. aifo when »o many canes resulted in brought you here, my friend? pneumonia, it was observed that the Goods Delivered Free. Have you read the hundreds of testimonials from the most prominent Convict I pot op a hoase warmin utlack was never followed hy that dis- people of Maryland, published on nit* lust visit testifying as to the great relief and eaw when Cha nbcrlain's Cough R jm- and comfort obtmncil to their eyes by thc.usc of my celebrated Eye perfect "Why, tbut in not u crime 1" edy was used. It counteract)*any t«nd- TELEPHONE 8>. ing Crystal Spectacles and Kyc Glasses. Among them arc ns follows: Gov "Bnt, you tee, I happened tu barn up ency of n, cold or la grippe to result in ernors, Judges of Circuit and Court of Appeals, Clergymen, Lawyers, Justices part of thu family ui the HUUIU time." that dangerous disease. It in the best Williams Building. Main Street. of the Peace, Physicians, Hankers, Merchants and Mechanics. ** New York World. remedy in tin* world for bad colds and If j ou arc n, headache sufiVrcr, or do your eyes ache or pain while reading; la Krippc. Every tiottlH warranted. For writing or sewing, or during the action of any bright light r why not call and The Social Wlilrl. by R. K. TKUITT & SONS, drnggi*ts have your eves scientifically examined and procure a pair of my celebrated Md. » Crystal Classes, nnd obtain instant relief. No Charge for the optical exami Trotlur What bus become of atrock- nation of your eyes. Entire satisfaction Guaranteed. ile? When I left, be was making ties- perale effort? to net into tbe first society. The West Virginia Pulp and Paper Homer By tun timu bo »iot in the THE: GREATEST GARB Company is still receiving numerous Should be taken with children's eyes, and they should receive close attcntiou. peoplu wbo thm compoM'.d the best so letters from towns and cities making When a child holds its book conspicuously near, when he has difficulty in ciety had bnrt-t< il up, M> bit in now as them liberal offers to locate their new seeing figures on ilic blackboard ut school, when be complains of his eyes badly off us ho WUH before. New York mills within their border*. Petitions hurting and of headaches, have the c> ts examined and, if necessary, corrected are being numerously signed in Allo- and let him grow up in the comfort of perfect vision. If a child cfln sec gany county in the interest of trying better with glasses, be should wear them. To say that he is too small ^ An Knprrt Opinion. to keep the present mills at Luke. young to wear ^Insscs is us reasonable us it is to contend that he is t "It IN a question to mi;," vuid tbe to have a fever or u toothache. 'I he continued neglect of a child's dentist UH be got up in thu cold to an- cause strabismus (cross-eye). The eyes urc too short for paper vision, iwer n cry from hie baby, "If a fellow Beginning the Year much strain is brought on the muscle that move them, in consequent With pure, rich, lu-uhliv blood, which which they become crossed. 'J his defect can be cured by the continued wee makes moHt nuixo when his teeth ore ing of properly adjusted glasses. oniiiig or when thuy tire going-" may be had by taking Hood's Sarsapa- Yonkers Stiitt-nniiin. rill*.. you will not need to fear attacks of pneumonia, bronchitis, fiwers, colds BEWARE OF IMPOSTORS, NO AGENTS OR PEDDLARS ARE EMPLOYED. or ih» grip. A few bottles of this great This cut represents my double glass Awful. tonic and blood purifier, taken now, es or Lcnticulars. Those who arc com Dasherly He committed suicide iu u will be your best protection against THE WHEELER & WILSON pelled to wear two pair of spectacles novel way. spring humors, boiln, eruptions, that MAN'F'Q will find the greatest comfort and con Flasborly Novel! You dou't moan tired feeling and serious illness, to CO.'S venience in a single pair composed of to nay bi- killed bimsulf reading up to which a wmk anil debilitated system is two pair of lenses; that is the upper date fiction? Nuw York Journal, especially liable in early spring. Hood's NEW MACHINE part for distance, ilic lower for rending or close work, lly an improved meth 8nrsaparil)ft eradicates from the blood with ite Station-ry Shuttle, Rotun od of construction the line between upper and lower lenses is almost im Thit U«»r Thine*. nil scrofula taint*, tones and strength Motion and Ball Hearings, m pronounc perceptible. After a fair trial in using uiul becoming well use to them, you ens the stomach, cures dyspepsia, rheu ed by experts in the tiw* of Hewing Ma will wonder how you could go all this time without the Lenticulars. Bear in Mn. Lynx LOHH of i-luep, you know, matism, catarrh and every ailment mind, if you ever had your eyes examined and glasses fitted by inc the means chines, the lightest running and best record loss of beauty. caused or prompted by impure blood or sewing device ever Invented Forvale b> of your cxHininntiou is still kept and can be referred to at any time. Mrs. -Myux You've uuverboeu much depleted blood. * J .iie>:cl, the scientific and manufacturing optician, from II E. Baltimore of a sleeper, I believe? Youkem States J. M. PARKER, street, Baltimore Md., who has been visiting and examining eyes in your city, as well a» throughout the State since 1873, and well-known for reliability. man. ITIVK MOI.ICUTORM WANTKD evo jr- SALISBURY, MD., A w|ie c fi.r-TUM HUiry of Mix " Thanking you for your post patronage, and trusting that n-*w and more Th« hv Miiritt l1iil»tfHd. ooiiiiriixxliiiii'd i>.v the Sole Agent For this Territory. modern facilities shall merit a continuance, I am, yours truly, "Have yon vnlbod with Mr. (iiivrrmmmt ut OrnVlul MiMt-.rlHti to thu Wiir lir|mll incut. Thu biHik win; written in uriny New Vibrating He Kuyri bo likes it dreamy." i-iin |«M nl Mini KriinclKcci. mi Ilin I'Hi'lftV, wllfi Shuttle Machines, J. "DruumyV To my mind it's more like (ivni-riil Merrill, In lliH Ixuipllitl* Hi Honolu price 815 to 8 IH each. lu, in HOIIK KOUK. In Inn Airierlrnu trmichcH TO AVOID TBE BUSH CALL IABLY. nightmare." Ally Slopur. ut .viuiHii, m the liiMirgenl citni|>M with AKUlinililo, on tb« deck nftlm Olynuibi with ANTKli-^KVRUAI. TWJHTWOW HV WILL BE AT THE PARLORS OF THE Nothlnc Uniuiu-l. linwiiy, und Iu llit> reurof buitlu ui th« full <•< W pwr-niiK in i hlx mull1 to nmnnKi* u lm«- Murlllii, llotmtir.H tor ugenU. Ilrlml'iil <>f IIIOHH In tholr own mid ix'iirbv muntle*. I 1 IH Penlnauln,-Hnt»-i, aalii«iiiir>, for "Ue wftk. beginning Monday, "ahe stood it for H good time, bat at pIclurt-M inki-n liy noveriini>-nl. I>|HH mnliilv onlre work undii. led l. l.urRO IxMik. ixiw nry Mtrulifht .'4>i H yenr uiul OXIH-IIIWB dell- Hill f"r one wwk, beginning Monday, F*-h. 6th. qv 1'urnell'H Hot*!. POOCH length she Bpoty." prior*. Klu rrnlllH. Kri'lKbi |4iiU. Credit niUi, liiiiiutlile, mi iiutr*. no li'wih .lnr.v. MOP "8h« Mway^ does epeak at length," irlvpit. Drop H)I truHliv uimniflxl wur IxiokN. thlv$7.V H frroinw. Kin-loud Ht-lf-iKiilrctiHcd City for three days, b>-ginrilnK Monday, February, 18th, at Parker House. Outnt fr»-B A(l Mrs. Margaret J. Buchnaller, who Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will cure Maryland Hews. •was the oldest woman in Howard coun croup and whooping cough. No dan WWftWMftMMttM^^ ty, died Friday near Ellicott City. Had ger to the child when this wonderful attained her 94th year. medicine is used in time. Mothers al shell lime fatal to hogs In 8t. ways keep a bottle on hand. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is a true friend to all suffering .with coughs or -of Wo°d8boro want to e«- reliable remedy never dis a savings bank. colds. This Because Charles C. Davis, of Cumber appoints. It will cure a cold in. one land, shot John Stegmeier's fox bound Work of sinking artesian wells in day and cost only 25 cts. for trespassing, he must pay 8100 all Oentreville, has been commenced. Established In 1864, this Institution i* now entering upon ti Syndicates of capitilists will try to told. Cheaper to have bought the dog. 3jth year. That Its record has been successful Is best attested by Havre de Grace is booming Murray get a pool selling law passed by next the thousands of young men who have gone forth from its halls vandiver as Democratic candidate for legislature. If successful 90 days of La Orlppe Successfully Treated. to fill positions of honor and trust In alt parts of the land. governor. racing will be carried on at Elkton. "I have just recovered from the sec- It cost Charles Dilger of Cumber Baltimore county highways are in ond attack of la grippe this year," say a land, ?20 and costs for selling tobacco frightful shape. No relief in sight as Mr. Jas. A. Jones, publisher of the to minors. commissioners refuse to do work until Leader. Mexia, Texas. "In the latter Mrs. Rebecca Clendenin, oldest wom weather conditions are more favorable. case I nsed Chamberlain's Cough Rem an in Cecil county, died last Friday, edy, and I think with considerable suc 95. ^ cess, only being in bed a little oyer two For Over Fifty Years days against ten days for the former Graduating class at Annapolis Naval Mrs. Winslow'B Soothing Syrup has attack. The second atiack I am satis- academy received bibles galore Sunday. been used by millions of mothers for fled would have been equally as bad as Annual event. their children while teething, with per the. first but for the use of this remedy William Goldbery. of Chesapeake feet success. It soothes the child, sof as I had to go to bed in about six hours City, says burglars robbed him of goods tens the gums, allays all pain, cures all after being 'struck' with it. while in valued at 8100. wind colic, and is the best remedy for the first case I was able to attend to Diarrhoea. Twenty cents a bottle \ buninesa about two days before getting ,-*, Ella Lewis, of Elkton, tried to do 'down.' For sale by R. K. TRCITT & - Mome fancy skating Friday. Is now SONS, druggist. Salisbury Md. * nursing a broken ankle. Criminal docket of Cumberland's circuit court taken up by Judge Bloan The rural mail delivery is to be tried disease has made its ap There is no other Commercial Training School that Is held In at Smyrna, a route twenty miles lone Monday. Number of local merchants A fatal mule such Aigh tslrrm by the better class ot business men ; that Is having teen laid out Sned $10 and costs for selling tobacco pearance among the mules in sections fatronued by so mature and cultivated a class offtifilt, or has to minors. of Talbot county, near the Queen An so large a number o(f radiates in lucrative positions. One hundred and five boxes of postal ne's line. The animal becomes listless, ~~ J were shipped from Piedmont to pines away and in about twenty-four Its COURSE OF STUDY embraces thorough instruction _. via Washington. hours is dead. } In Book-Keeping, Penmanship, Correspondence, Commer To the Public. cialLav, RafiJ Business Calculations, Commercial Aritk- /Southern Maryland's largest land metic. Easiness Practice, Spellinff, Short-Hanoi vaA Typ*- owner, James F. Abell, who lived in We are authorized to guarantee Writing. Leonardtown, is dead. every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Discovered by a Woman. now open. NIGHT CLASSES com- Remedy and if not satisfactory to re DAT SESSIONS Police are looking for a Frederick Another great discovery has been mcnce October first. fund the money to the purchaser. There made and that too, by a lady in this For Catalogue, Terms, etc., call on or addr tramp who tried to entice a 12-year old is no better medicine made for la grippe girl to go with him. country." Disease fastened its clutches colds and whooping cough. Price 25 upon her and for seven years she with P. A. BADLER, Secretary, Robbers entered house of Miss E. and 50« per bottle. Try it. R. K. stood its severest tests, but her vital 2 TO 12 N. CHARLES ST. May Stevens, at Cambridge, Sunday TRCITT & SONS, druggists, Salisbury, organs were undermined and death and took $21 in notes. Md. * seemed imminent. For three, months BALTIMORE, MO. ' she coughed incessantly, and could not Execution of Joseph Wright, 24, col sleep. She finally discovered a way to ored, will take place March ai, inChea- The. boundary line dividing Garrett recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle MMMMMMMAMMMMMMMrW^ tertowu jail yard. and Allegany counties has twisted of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con Appointment of William T. Coulson residents. Men who formerly paid sumption, and was BO much relieved on as potttuiaster at Port Deposit ends a taxes in Garrett must now pay in Alle taking first dose that she slept all nigh; long drawn out fight. gany, and vice versa. and with two bottles has been absolute ly cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Dr. Fulton, secretary of stain board Lutz.' Thus writes W. C. Hamnick & of health, has closed public school at Yellow Jaundice Cured. Violetville. Diptheria. Co., of Shelby. N. C. Trial bottles free COAL PROBLEM. Suffering humanity should be sup at Dr. L. D. Collier's drug store. We have now filled up our lar^e c»;il bins with an im Heavy gale of wind took a top off B. plied with every means possible for its Regular size SOc and §1.00. Every & O. lrei;'ht car standing at Evitt'a relief. It is with pleasure we publish bottle guaranteed. mense stock of the best WHITE ASH FREE-BURN creek, near Cumberland. the following: "This is to certify that ING COAL which we must by some librral means put in court sore because jury I was a terrible sufferer from Yellow diet in Kean's favor, contrary Jaundice for over six months, and was LOCAL POINTS. your cellar quick in order to make room for several hundred tions. New trial ordered. treated by some of the best physicians tons balance of a large deal recently made and is now lieing in our city and all to no avail. Dr. Wear Price & Co. 's shoes. ie»th warrant was read to Joe Bell, our druggist, recommended Elec loaded on several schooners, and only jjivrs us short time to >hr, colored, ^now at Chestertown tric Bitters; and after taking two hot We buy eggs. J. D. Price & Co. '/«//. Prisoner evinced no concern. solve the problem, which will undoubtedly n-sult in your sav ties, I was entirely cured. I now take Our Hats fit the head. J. D. Price Fine, clear ice, fully eight inches great pleasure in recommending them &Co. ing by getting our very low price on prompt delivery. Call thick, has been house! during the past to any person suffering from this terri and insprct our stock Your order by mail or 'phone 26 will week in the vicinity of Westminster. ble malady. I am gratefully yours, See our Men's $8.00 Russet Shoes. M. A. Hogarty, Lexington, Ky." J. D. Price & Co. bring >ou coal promptly. Burglars entered Washington county Sold by Dr. L. D. Collier, druggist Male high school and removed there For new and stylish shoes, go to from all portable property. Johnson's. FARMERS' & PLANTERS' CO.. Glen Perdue, Mgr. Auxiliary Gloucester will -not go to Nathan Hanson, of Cockeysville, Money to loan on first mortgage in Manila. Not suitable for such a long found an ear of corn in his crop of last sums to suit Apply to Jay Williams. journey. May be sent to Porto Bico. year shaped like a human hand and Infants sandals and moccasins just arm, with the thumb and four fingers received at Prices. Life insurance is a good thing but fairly well shaped. health insurance, by keeping the blood Johnson's line of ladies shoes are YOUR FEET jXpure with Hood's Sarsaparilla, ia still both stylish and cheap. WARM BY OUR- better. A Word to the Wise is Sufficient. Buy your goods at Birckhead & Col. Graham Dukehart, grand lectur Ely's Cream Balm has completely Carey's and save money. er of the Maryland Masonic tody, is cured me of catarrh when everything WILLIAM PENN touring the state in the interests of the The finest line of Umbrellas ever in elae failed. Alfred W. Stevens, Cald- Salisbury at R. E. Powell & Go's. order. well, Ohio. It is rumored that oil has been dis Ely's Cream Balm works like a charm We are still selling the best harness HARD, FREE BURNING, WHITE ASH COAL covered at Cherry Run, and that a com it has cured me of the most obstinate for the least money. Perdue & Gunby. pany will be organized to develop the case of cold in the head; I would not Have you seen that S3 00 patent This coal is received by us direct from the mines by rail be without it. Fred'k Tries, 288 Hart leather at Johnson's Shoe Store. There is no such well. St., Brookly, N. Y. and is clean and free from dirt and slate. Electric lighting will stop Chester- A lOc trial size or the 50c size of The finest line of rockers and fancy coal in Salisbury, Prices all right. Ring up 'phone 39 and town's beaux and belles from street Ely's Cream Balm will be mailed. Kept chairs are found at Birckhead & Carey. Uirtiti^Av Plant will soon be in oper- have us deliver you a load of WOOD. . by druggists. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Our 810.00 carriage harness has no tii____ ^^^•^^^•1.' 1 St., N. Y. equal. Seeing is believing. LawsRros. ..of firearms sent IttTlurtey. a8ed !< to the hospi- There are specialties in ladies and Salisbury Lime & Coal Co • 9 Cainbridge. His brother did the E. M. Oillet, proprietor of Bacon Hill gentlemens gloves at Birckhead & Car- Stock Farm, in the Seventh district of ey's. ISAAC L. PRICE, Manager. shooting. Baltimore county, went to Pittsburg The Merchants and Manufacturers' FOOT BALLS 60c, 75c, $1, $1.25, and last wetk to attend a convention of $1.60. Look in White & Leonard's cor - Association of Hagerstown have decid Dorset sheep breeders. ed to hold B grand merchants' carnival ner window. in May. Call up No. 26 and leave your order r. George Roberts, of Aberdeen, Robins are plentiful around Hagers for coal with tho Farmers' & Planters _.,t"a two-year-old bronze turkey to town. Sober citizens are willing to Company. * Baltimore last week that weighed forty- swear that they have seen the birds. Maryland my Maryland rawhide Never before have the harbingers of carriage whips for 60 cents. They can three pounds. spring made their appearance so early. •* • Firemen H building recently erected be had only at Laws Brothers. at Westminster narrowly escaped be- FOUND An assortment of bed ine destroyed l.y Hre. Watchman put The Pirfs Exposition. blankets that we are selling at astonish out blaze just in time. ingly low prices. Laws Brothers. The Laurel Journal thinks that if the It is well for American manufactur Any order for Fancy Work, either citv office were salaried more interest era, says the Cincinati Tribune, to bear in or out of town, will be promptly at "KEYSTONE" would be taken in the elections. Some in mind the exceptional advantages in tended to by Miss JULIA DABHIBLL. people are never satisfied. trade to be gained by a display at the You get no gloss or shine when you Incendiarism being alleged against Paris Exposition, for'it is a well-estab send to the Star Laundry. Old goods White, h« promptly sued his lished fact that every international ex made to look new. Kennerly & Al itch /eorgo H. Cook, of Ellicott ell, agents. i A, (K)0 for slander, position in which thin country has LUCK" taken part has been followed by trade Our $3.00 Shoes for ladies are un "GOOD jn Anno Arundel county, has equalled, sent post paid to any part ol old citizen. Alien Hatfleld, expansion along now lines. Important the United States upon receipt of 82.00 ...i buried Monday, had rounded as has been this increase in other years J. D. Price & Co. outWyeiiri* of usefulness. it has far more promise in 1000. A NEW SKWING MACHINE, PRICK Flkt/m neople are incensed because 815.00. Persons wishing to buy a sew nil Hocieiy has declined to con- ing machine will do well to rend J. M FLOUR The doctor may be a good old man, Say there is som« "funny hut oven so. medical examinations and Purker'H advertisement in this issue on ut tho bottom of it all the "local-applicution" treatment are another page. abhorrent to every modest woman. Don't think of sending to Chicago Di-on i» «i poison which makes They are embarrassing often useless. or any distant point for a sewing imi FROM ONE OF THE BEST It comes Irom the stomach. They should not be submitted to until chine, when you cun save from S3 to 85 The itoumcli make* it out of undigested everything elso has been tried. In nine on tho same, machine and get it from i cases out of ten, there in no reason for reliable dealer ut home, delivered am: MILLS IN OHIO. WRITE FOR f°The blood gets It and taints the whole them. In nine cases out of ton, the instructed free of charge. See J. M hadv with it That's the way of it doctor in general practice Isn't compe Parker's "add" on another page. The way to be rid of it b to look after tent to treat female diseases. They PRICES. mako a branch of medicines by them- Lacy Thoroughgood has had Ducks yTvoure roo°d i« all properly digested Helves. They are distinct from oth«?r and Ki(ln, GoaUt and Horses, Hogs and there will be none loft in the stomach Sheep, Lambs and Reindeer, Dogs ant ailments. They can be properly under Calves by the dozen, standing around stood and treated only by one who has for several yearn, rnimng gloves for him had years of actual practice and exi*ri- good is selling the by once in this particular line. This) is »nd now Thorough this pro of Shaker Digestive true of Dr. R, V. Pierc*, chief consult- gloves for almost nothing, 25c, 50c, 75c doses 81.00 and 81.25. & Son, the Invalid's Hotel a Gillis of L. ing physician I B. Cordial. ... Surgical institute, at Buffalo, N. ANTKD-HKVEHAI, TIHJHT Cordial is a delici- poitoiiH III tlilH Mitln In iiiiiiniKO our hiiH Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, ft ln«NHW In thnlrnwii »nrt noiirby omintlrH. H tx DOCK ST., SALISBURY, MD. cordial, made of remedy for all derangements of the r|- nmliily < tllc'i'work iv.mlnrti'cl al homo. Hal herbs and wine. prcductivo organs of women, has buAi ury MtfulKlu StiOO u y«'»r and uxp< IIHVN ited nlio, lioimltilo. n<> more,.110 lew milnry. MOD . indigestion and In actual use more tbtm thirty yea (a. thly*75. KcrVnuiot'x. KllJlONt) ttolC-ftdi' , M the formation of nick-uouon. It cuws every form of "female wi led envelope, Herbert K. HOMB, 1'ront. Trial bottles 10 cents. ness." M, SALISBURY ADVERTISER, SALISBURY, MD., JAN. 21,1899. ADVERTISER MWO NOTABLE CONTESTS. Qoiof Out of Politics. PUBLISHED WKKKLT AT Two notable contests are now be- St. Michael'sMd., Jan. ia Congress STROHS 8BDRY, WICOMICO CO., MD. ng waged for the election of United man Isaac Barber, of the First Congres ., Houst. has determined to re Oar i ,.. br.,i, timoc OPPOWTI COURT States Senators, one in Delaware the sional District, tire from the field of active politics at Thoa. Parry. ' Krnewt A. Hemru. vi»or to lh» wh--»l<- {.*'• other Pennsylvania. In Delaware J. the close of his term in Congress, in are i»rii|'eny cured, it PERRY & HBARN, Mailed sealed. F'm c t Edward Addicks has a majority of the March next. His business interests money, $5.00. Send K EDITOK8 AND PROPRIETORS. republicans elected, but cannot bind have become so extensive and impera For sale at White A Leonard's Drug Store, Salisbury, the minority republicans by caucus tive as to demand.all of his time. ;Mr. ADVERTISIN6 RATES. 'Barber is engaged in the milling busi republican opponents abso Advertisements will b« Inserted at the rate rule. His ness on a large scale, having a large of one do1 Jar per Inch for the flrst Insertion lutely refuse to join his supporters till and nfty eentmin Inch for cuch subsequent mill located at Easton and another at Inner-lion. A liberal discount to yearly ad he, Addicks, is out of the fight and it St. Michael's under the supervision of vertlsers. is even doubtful if they will then. his father. He has built up a trade ex E Local Notice* ten cent* a line fo> the Oral tending throughout nearly the whole tnoertton and five cents for each additional There is more affiliation between the Eastern Shore, and for this reason he is IS FOR EVERYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE AT Insertion. Death and Marriage Notice* In regular republicans and the democrats serted free when not exceeding six lines. compelled to devote his time to busi Obituary Notices live cenU a line. than the republicans and the Addicks- ness. The removal of Senator Henry Subscription Price, one dollar per anuum ites. It is very probable therefore that Clay Dodson and Mr. Barber's retire U. W. QUNBY'S in advance. Single Copy, three cents. POST Orrios AT SALISBURY, MD., should a United States Senator be ment may have a tendency to weaken November 21st, 1887. elected this session in Delaware it will the forces of the republican party in 1 hereby certlly the SALISBURY ADV*BTI»- Talbot county. The Congressman has Mammoth Hardware & Machinery Store EII, u newspaper published nt this place, has be by the aid of democrats.Some think a host of friends'in St Michael's dis been determined by the Third Assistant Post- Senator Gray will ultimately be re- trict. Engines, steam, Kngines, gasoline, Enameled Ware. master-Oeneral to be a publication entltlec Emery Paper, Extractors, shell, rate elected, through the aid of the regular Eagle Anvil*, toadmtaaionln the malls at the pound Excelsior Boiler Feeders, Ells, mateable, Emery Wheels, f postage, and entry of lias such IN accord republicans. It is diS3cult to see it in Come and get posted on goods dur Expansion Joints, Expanders, tube, tngly made upon the books of this office ing our January sale. Birckhead & Elbows, stove pipe, this light, especially so when Mr. Gray's Egg Beatere, Ears, kettle; Enamel, bicycle, Valid while the character of the publication Csrey. Escutcheons, Eyelets, knob, Eyen, screw, remains unchanged. own party is not united on him. Sena Eave Gutters, Extinguishers, fire, K. 8. AHKIN8, PoatmaHter. Elevator Chain. tor Quay of Pennsylvania is making Elevator Take Upa. Engineer's Hammers, Expansive Bitts, ! Expansive Hollow Augers, Extra Parts, meat cutters, End lees Variety, the fight of his life for re election. He VERY SUCCESSFUL WILL THE ADMINISTRATION PROFIT Fans, fly, finds himself thirteen short, an unluck farmer who raises fruits, Fasteners, sash, Fasteners, door, ,BYTHEWAR? Faucets, oil. Faucets, wood, Fencing, woven-wire, ly shortage. His chances are not very E vegetables, berries or Ferrules, wagon, Files, all kinds, Finiters, cradle, Wars usually make popular adminis promising. He is in the position of all Fish Hooks, Fixtures, grindstone, Flanges, grain, knows by experience Fluters," Forces Forks, hay. trations, and has heretofore laid the other candidates for re election. When ( Forks, manure, Forks, fleet, Forks, table, foundations for a continuance in power a candidate conducts his own cam the importance of having a Frames, saw, Frames, side file, Freekers, ice-cream, Fullers, black smiths, Funnels, Furnaces, 'of the party in this country that was paign'for re election, the supposition is large percentage of Feed Water Heaters, Ferrules, File Handles, fortunate enough to have been in he has the party machinery behind him i Fire Hose, Flues, boiler, Foot Valves, Fittings cast iron, sleim, sewer pipe, soil pipe. power when it was being carried on. and if he falls short on the first ballot It begins however to look doubtful, if he rarely ever is able to make it up. [To Be Continued] Call on, or address. the McKinley Administration will The chances are against Mr. Quay. Potash profit by the war with Spain. The job Mr Wanamaker's campaign seems to L. W. GUNBY. SALISBURY. MD. was BO small it seems that it was full have been a success. In his fertilizers. If the fer- ______of jobbery, and the jobbery was not - -~ tilizer is too low in Potash th,e proportionately as small as the job. A -Commissary General Eagan will harvest is sure to be small, ancLk^tf'O'\)r£C| very large percentage of people who have to face a Court-martial notwith- & wanted the United States to intercede standing the inclination of the War n the proper fertilizers the tent of years, mul lit Improvement* hnvu;kapl pure with the public demand*! Fit horrible warfare which Office authorities to shield him against Our books tell about emand*! to prevent the for all crops and we will gladly send them the consequences of his serious efforts was being conducted by Spain in Cuba, free to any farmer. with Th ny-T-o Piece* ufTrlmmlnK* for"" 561 O asked for it on sentimental grounds, to justify and defend War Office me OERruN KALI WORKS, and when the war was ended they thods. It would be erroneous to infer 03 NUMU St.. New York. wanted our troops called home and all from the resolution to put the Commis- these islands to have self-government. 8ary General on trial for hisunmilitary They are opposed to the protectorate and ungcntlemanly outbreak-that the theory in (0(0. Secretary of War has at last been stung all the agricultural TRI-ON=FA; Then there are into action by the prick of adverse interests of the country which cannot criticism; on the contrary, the initia possibly )-e benefited by such a policy, tive in the present instance appears to All ladies but on the other hand likely to be in have been taken by the President. May >hould wear jured, opposed to the expansion theory. we not hope from this that the Alger the ; War Department is Now conies the Eagan-Hiles episode be ian "grip on the Tri on-fa ; growing less firm ? fore the War Investigating Commis sion, which will have a tendency to] High honors were paid to the re- CorklnnerSole ! discredit the administration, because it , mains of the Hon. Nelsoa Dingley, Jr., SHOE. , is believed that it was done with Qen- j who died in Washington last week, eral Alger's knowledge. j Mr. Dingley was a United States Sena- Lastly and what is most serious to j tor from Maine, and was the author of $2.50- the administration, the independent Dingley tariff bill. H« was regarded as press of the country opposes the whole ; one of the nioEt earnest and useful men scheme. The issue in 1900 will certain in the service of the government. Sold only by ly be made on these Hues. The money question may still bo a pnrt of the Chauncey Depew was elected a Democratic platform, but oppobilion to member of the U. S. Senate by the re- the administration on its expansion J publicanaof N«w York to succeed Sena- R. L JOHNSON, ____ policy will certainly l.e u part of the ' lor Murphy, Democrat. The great af- Co. platforw and will he a powerful part! ter dinner speaker will no doubt earn Main Street, , SALISBURY, MD. Dorman & Smyth Hardware too. It cannot lit- denied however that uew inurels in Washington, most of the influences that were be hind Mr. McKinley in ItjOO, will be be The Cambridge Poisoning. hind him ia IVKH). All the manufactur Cambridge Md., Jan. 17. Martha Take Notice, Wednesday, January 18th; ing interests of the country will be be- Bailey, colored, who is charged with Ijind him again, because it will be ex the murder of George W. 'frla-h, colored, We start the greatest January sale ever witnessed in Salisbury. pected that our protective tariff laws by poii«on, was brought to Cambridge" will apply to these colonies, and the by boat from Baltimore this morning January Sale of white goods, table linen, napkins, towels, India linen, plaid muslin. < t<- by Sheriff Samuel E LeCompte and great bulk of the capital of the coun lodged in jail. State* Attorney Higgins IMOTIOE OUR PRIOES ON MUSL.IIMS: try will be ready to support him again. accompanied Sheriff LeCompte to Bal But ib diilicult to tee-how these in timore und returned with him The Fruit <>. the Loom, So I Andro^cogrgin. . . and fluences can elect him, if the church in- boat was late reaching Cambridge Pride n( thr \Vr-.t. Sic i 44gO'»d B Muslin. . buences and the press oppose him, to before her arrival between 300. and 400 pexiple. the greater part of whom were good 4 4 Bleached muslin, 4?, 4j, 5 ots 1 UnbL-ach muslin: 3{, 33/4, gether with all the agricultural inter colored, hud assembled at the wharf. ests and those w ho contributed to Mr. The prisoner in rather below the medium Bryan's support in IbtiU The party had height and prepossessing in appearance. January Sale of Muslin Underwear. an opportunity to make capital out of Beyond a flight twichiug of the hands the war, but it begins to look as if the when the niMuacles were removed from Our muslin Underwear department has been very much enlarged and is still her writ-In. she gave no sign of nervouu- march of succe-s Months »( preinr iti HI administration ban not been equal to ness or agitation She will be kept in larger as it advances along its triumphant the occasion and it in doubtful if it suc cloi-e confinement at the jail, no one be prt'cedeil thr present great sale, many of the goods being triads 10 our special ordrr-ii|f t cessfully combats the htorm now brew ing allowed to see her except the oiHc bought in bulk at so much a ton hence these fine garments cannot be found rU< \\here. ing. cm, her a'torneye. und member* of her immediate family, and the latter only Cambric and muslin ^owns, full width Cambric corset covers, hi^h. rourfd and sola Benaie bin unani officers. The Minn in the prettence of the and length,, square yoke val. insertion edge, squart: nt:ck,. trimmed with fi « rmUn-id-rv mously voted in f ivor of 'he election of beaded between, finished with dainty ribbon. and d.iihty ribbons: speci.il at 9c, ISc, 25c, United States Kenatont by the people. Fish Commissioner's Report. Tu.e report of John E. Sterling, of 49V 60c, 89c, $1, $1.25, $1.50 and up 35c and upwards. The Legislature-M annot, of course, ab wards. dicate, their function, but the scanda Somerset county, Midi commissioner for i mr- cambric ; nd muslin drawers him the'Eastern Hliore, has been submitted lous events of th- present month in to the Governor. The report shows the Under muslin skirts, trimmed with wide burg and lace trimmings. 35c, 50C, 75c, various States, with the deadlocks and number of flsh hatched last year to have hamburg and lace, special this sale 49c, 60c, 90c, $1. It is to your mu-rrsi to MC tni» the attempt* to O.bnl« the rights of been: Shad Salisbury station, 6,000, 75c, 89c, $l t $1.25, $1.50 and upwards. line. ' . the people, ht\e ntreuK\hened (he con 009;Sharptown station.0,000,000: Tucka viction even n UgWativ«-circle* "hat a hoe station, 14,690,200. ^ White and black perch -Salisbury station, 8,000,- change »n t u' coiiMiitntl- nal procedure 000; 8harptpw.ii station, 4,098,000; BIRCKHEAD & CAREY, for choosing 8 outers has become de Tuckahoe station, 0,600,000. Yellow sirable, if not imperative. perch Tuckahoe station, 42,400,000. Main IJtreet, Salisbury, Md. HAMSIUTHY ADVERTISER, SALISBURY, MD., JAN. 21, 1899. Several difficult and dangerous >*•*•*•»•» nrgical operations have been success- ully treated at the Peninsula General tidge Lloyd is ill at his home in Hospital recently. In the last two Cam lyidge with a case of grip. months the wards have been full much of the time. January! February! Miss Mace of Cambridge, was a guest of Mrs. Houston, Friday. ^ Dr. T. H. Lewis was a guest at the Ti • • house of Mr. W. E. Sheppard during Better than usual is Truth this his recent lecture tour to Salisbury. Two Months to be Devoted to week. So your newsdealer will tell you. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Trader entertained The shell road leading out of town Dr. Lewis to dinner last Sunday. Mrs. toward Parsonsburg, is in some places Trader was a pupil under Dr. Lewis at badly in need of repairs. Western Maryland College several years ago. Judge Holland and Mr. Robert P. GREATEST BARGAIN Graham were in Snow Hill, Monday Dr. D. Kyle Colley and wife of Sud- and Tuesday, attending court erville, Queen Anne county, have mov THE EXCQXENCE OF STROP OF FIGS ed to Salisbury and are domiciled in the is due n theliilla, bnt It was the largo hearted RAI1 NOBLEa.ivrx>XICl WOMANHOOD.W ymLa^HUVM. •>*»!•»««» *••*«• the struggle vast fortunes are exhausted charohe8 where ^angers are wel- Christian sympathies of the woman ot Time table la effect Nov. 21, 1 Shunem that looked after the LarVa nad business firms thrown into bank —— —— , coma .Bnt I haTe entered churches ruptcy and men of reputed honesty KABT BOUND TRAMS. DR. TALMAQE TELLS OF THE VALUE where there wan no hospitality. A messenger. rush into astounding forgeries I Of Leave ta.m. tP-m. Strong to Bear Trouble. Baltimore, Pier 9X- Btw 8 au OF GOOD WIVE& **"**in»ger would stand la the vestibule course, I say nothing against refine QueenHtown ...... ar. 8 bo tt 15 T for awhile and then nir.lre a pilgrimage Again, this woman of the text was ment or culture. Splendor of abode, Quiwi>Bto«'ii ...... Iv. 911. « 28 Bloom Ingdale...... v 10 V 81 «re*i of Me« Are np the long aiale. No door opened to great in her behavior under trouble, sumptnonsness of diet, lavishness in WyeMlliH ...... • of WUe Helpm«te» him until, flashed and excited and eniy ler only son had died on her lap. A art, neatness in apparel there is noth Wllloughby ...... 9 au 044 1). AC.JUUOtton ...... A«61 la Piety. Klndne»» Mid Hoapttallty. barrasaed. he started back again and. ery bright light went out . in that ing against them in the Bible or ont of uue.en Aune...... 9 43 « RU coming to some half filled pew. with lousehold. The sacred.Writer puts it the Bible. God does not want us to HIllHborj...... ICopyrlght, 1898. by American Pr«sa Asso apologetic air entered it. while the oc UuwneB...... e 60 6 59 ciation.] very tersely when he says, "He sat on prefer mud hovel to English cottage or I ucktthow...... 9 5n 7 02 cupant glared on him with a look which ler knee until noon, and then he died." nntanned sheepskin to French broad Dentou...... in 10 7 07 WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.—A Scripture •eemed to say. "Well if I must. 1 fet the writer goes on to say that she Hobbs...... 10 15 7 18 «haraoter whose name is not given be cloth or husks to pineapple or the clum HIckimiM...... 10 V8 7 !» must. Away with irach accursed in exclaimed. "It is well I" Great in pros- siness of u boor to the manners of a AdiiniKvDle...... It) S7 7 27 comes the subject of Dr. Talmage's ser decency from the house of God. Let ev >erity, this woman was great in trouble. Hlanchtird...... 10 8J 781 mon in which he here seta forth the gentleman. God. who strung the beach Greenwood...... BID 40 B7 87 ery church that wonld maintain large Where are the feet that have not been with tinted shell and the grass of the UwenH...... 10 (6 7 44 qualities of good and noble womanhood; OaRley ...... 11 0< 7 4n Christian influence in community cul >listered on the hot sands of this great field with the dews of the night and Kllcndale...... Cll i> text. II Kings iv, 8, "Elisha passed to ture Sabbath by Sabbath this beautiful Sahara T Where are the soldiers that 7 58 Bhnnem, where was a great woman." hath exquisitely tinged morning cloud Wolfo...... U 24 HUH grace of Christian hospitality. tave not Iwiit under the burden of and robin redbreast, wants us to keep Milton...... a...... _11 fcu H U The hotel of our time had no coun A good man traveling in the far west, rrief ? When; is the ship sailing over Whlt<-Hhoro,...... U 88 8 lit terpart in any entertainment of olden our eye open to all beautiful sights and OverbrooU...... U 41 822 in the wilderness, was overtaken by flawy sea that has not after awhile our ear open to all beautiful cadences Greenhill...... II 45 8 2« time. The vast majority of travelers night and storm, and he put in at a >een caught in a cyclone? Where is the Lew«fH...... lt BO h £0 must then be entertained at private and our heart open to all elevating sen cabin. He saw firearms along the beams garden of earthly comfort, but trouble timents WEST B»UM> THAINM. abode. Here cornea Elisha, a servant of of the cabin, and he felt alarmed. He lath hitched np its fiery and panting the Lord, on a divine mission, and he Great In IMety. Leave fi-nj. fp.m. did not know but that he had fallen team and gone through it with burning But what 1 want to impress upon Leue-i...!?...... 8 hf> '2 ao must find shelter. A balcony overlook into a den of thieves. He sat there great )lowshare of disaster? Under the pelt Oreenhlll...... H 60 2 83 ing the valley of Esdraelon is offered you. my hearers, is that you ought not overhrook...... 7 (« a 40 ly perturbed. After awhile the man of ing of ages of suffering the great heart to inventory the luxuries of life among Whltosboni...... 7 n, 2 4< him in a private house, and it is espe the house came home with a gun on his of the world has burst with woe. Navi Mlltoii...... 7 13 *J 51 cially furnished for his occupancy—a the indispeusables. and yon ought not Wolfe...... 7 17 -2 5H shoulder and set it down in a corner. gators tell ns about the rivers, and the KlkMidttlt) ...... C7 83 3 12 chair to sit on, a table from which to to depreciate this woman of the text, The stranger was still more alarmed. Amazon, and the Danube, and the who. when offered kingly preferment, I »klry ...... 7 40 8 20 eat. a candlestick by which to read and After awhile the man of the house Miaaisnippi have been explored, but who Owens...... 741 3 26 a bed on which to slumber, the whole responded. "1 dwell among my own Greenwood...... — 7 52 IM 45 whispered with his wife, and the tell the depth or the lexurth of thq j peopla " Yes, this woman of the text Biiuu'liard...... 7 f* » ft8 establishment belonging to a great and stranger thought his destruction was Adamflvlllo...... 8 02 8 68 good woman. Her husband, it seems, great river of sorrow, made np of tears was great in her piety. Just read the HIckmuQ...... 80S 4 (B ' being planned. Then the man of the and blood, rolling through all lands chapter after yon go homo Faith in Hobbs...... _. 8'H 4 16 was a godly man, but he was entirely house came forward and said to the Denton ...... I...... 8 22 4 KO •vershadowed by his wife's excellences: and all ages, bearing the wreck of fam God. and she was not ashamed to talk Tuckahoe...... 8 28 4 87 stranger-. "Stranger, we are a rough ilies, and of communities, and of em about it before idolaters. Ah, woman DOWUCB...... 8 ai 4 40 just as now you sometimes find in a and rude people out here, and we work Hlllshoro...... household the wife the center of dignity pires, foaming, writhing, boiling with will never appreciate what she owes to Queen Anne...... 8 87 4 40 hard for a living. We make our living the agonies of 6,000 yean. Etna, Coto- Christianity until she knows and sees 1). & C. Junction-... A8 88 and influence and power, not by any by hunting. an£ "when we come to the WlllouMhby ...... 8 46 601 arrogance or presumption, but by su paxi and Vesuvius have been described, the degradation of her sex under pagan WyeMlllR...... 8 ») 617 nightfall we are tired and we are apt but who has ever sketched the volcano ism and Mohammedanism I Her very Bloomingdalf...... H 67 .i 2o perior intellect and force of moral na to go to bed early and before retiring Queenstown...... 9 02 fi 36 ture, wielding domestic affairs and at of suffering retching up from its depths birth considered a misfortune. Sold like CiueeuBtown...... Iv. Old 710 we are always in the habit of reading a the lava and scoria, and pouring them cattle on the shambles. Slave of all Baltimore, Pier OX-H 65 06ft the same time supervising all financial chapter from the word of God and mak t Dally except (Sunday. and business affairs—the wife's hand down the sides to whelm the nations ? work, and at last her body fuel for the ing a prayer. If yon don't like such Oh, if I could gather All tho heart funeral pyre of her husband. Above the on the shuttle or the banking house or things, if you will just step outside the CONNECTIONS—"A" connect* at Quw»n the worldly business. strings, the broken heartstrings, into a shriek of the fire worshipers in India, Anne with the Delaware A ChcHiipeake U'y. door until we get through I'll be great harp I wonld play on it a dirge such as and above the rumbling of the Jugger '•B" connects at (Irefn wood with the Delh- Ton see hundreds of men who are ly obliged to yon." Of course the waro Division •occessful only because there is a reason was never uonnrLxL Mythologists tell nauts I hoar the million voiced groan of the Philadelphia, WUinlui;- stranger tarried in the room, and the ns of gorgon ana centaur and Titan, ton & Baltimore R. R. at home why they are successful. If a 3f wronged, insulted, broken hearted, "0" connect* nt Ellendata . the DelH- old hunter took hold of the horns of the and geologists tell us of extinct species downtrodden woman. Her tears have ware, Maryland & Virgin In H. for G ...ri LIGHTS OUT. Mr. Foster meditated till dinner OUR JAWS NEED EXERCISE. time. He meditated over his chop and riften In oar little boat bread and cheese. He went on meditat L,aok off Maatlcatlon Caniea Dr'Pep- , of east nnd we«k ing over his whisky and water after •la mod Tretfe Trouble*. CBMlng from idle talk nnd Jest. ward. Maatioation la rapidly becoming a lost A§ o er the waters' restless flow, "Gold yes, there is enough gold Drifted in cadence aweet and low art, and, although we have become Th«t plaintive bugle call there to stir any man's cupidity the hardened to the (act that three-fourths "LighUontl" man especially aa gold can't be traced. of the dyspepsia is dne to this cause, it : If any burglar knows about those sov might surprise some of us to know that l)Ool)l«H»S How through the old fort it would ring. ereigns, that burglar will turn np to 6ASTQRIA Strange echoes from tho casemates bring, tho early decay of the teeth and diseases For Infanta and Children. While we would wait, onr oars at rert night. of the gums are occasioned by tbissamn Upon the river's peaceful breast, "Accidents will happen. Burglars lack of maxillary exercisa And watch the yellow lamp gleams dla aren't over scrupulous. Sometimes they At the silvery warning sigh A disease of the gams, called Rigg'a Of that plaintive bugle call work with six shooters, sometimes with disease, which is every day becoming |The Kind You Have "Lights outl" chloroform pads. They might happen more common, is caused almost entirely to overpower me, and then they wonld by the want of proper mastication From faroff camp, from land of fears, not have much difficulty with the safe. Always Bought O er wastes of distance, parting, tears, Twenty-five years ago this trouble was ANfeeetahleFrcparatioufor As Comes tho familiar sound of old, Perhaps for ^he moment the safe isn't not considered of auy importance by similating tteTood andRegula- Onr life in darkness to enfold. really the best place to keep those bags the dentist on account of its rare occur ting the Stomachs andBowels of Alono, upon life's troubled sea, of gold in." rence. Tho fateful message comes to me, Bears the Of that plaintive bugle call He thought that matter but. The Today it is given more care than the IMAMS ( HILDKI:N "Lishtaout!" problem was a delicate one Supposing decay of the teeth, as he in frequently -Gertrude P. Lynch in Chap Book. the gold to be stolen, then, if by any consulted by patients who have a full Signature accident it could be proved that it had sbt of natural teeth which are quite loose Promotes DigesUon.Chrerful- been stolen from any plnoe except the in the jaw. Aside from this they are ness andRest.Contains neither ,000 IN GOLD. safe, clearly it would be a very serious sound aud healthy, and after a certain Opium .Morphine nor Mineral. of matter for him. development in the disease nothing can NOT NARC OTIC. A perfect stranger walked into the 80 midnight arrived before Mr. Fos bo done to help them. 4 Sidcup branch of the London and Mis ter, who bad in the meantime been to By lack of exercise the blood wbioh llaneous bank and asked to see the his bedroom to put on his dressing gown should nourish both the bones and the nager. and slippers, made up his mind what gums is not carried to the part, nor does my troubling you," he said, to do. the blood carry sufficient material to thu "but ^on may be interested to know "By Jove I I have it I" he exclaimed teeth; hence the enamel formed is de that there is a scheme on foot for tbe at last. "Hanged if those beautiful fective, and early decay results. Fre In burgling of this bank. Aa I happened jerry builders haven't left a plank loose qneutly, too, tbe mechanical develop to be passing, I thought I'd look in and in the floor I The very thing!" ment of tho jaw is arrested by this Damn tell yon." Working as quietly as if he bad been waut of motion. The manager, Mr. Julian Foster, ex a burglar himself, be stripped back a Most of tbe food among tbe better A perfect Remedy for Constipa Use pressed his skepticism witb appropriate bit of the felting, lifted the loose plank class (if people today is cooked DO as to tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea pomposity. . and slipped the ten bags underneath it, require very 4}ttlo tuastioatiqn, and. the Worms .Convulsions.Feverish- "My dear sir, a burglary at tbe Lon one after the other; then by judicious consequence is that the muscles have ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. ly driving in little wedges which be become flabby, the jaws slender and tho For Over don and Miscellaneous bank I Yon mast be dreaming I" cut from the firewood he made the processes for the attachment of the TacSimile Signature ot "I hope I am," replied tbe other. plank tighter than it had been before muscles almost obliterated. Boston &&&&&&. "And, if BO, I owe you an apology. and once more fastened the felting neat Globe. ly over it. VTEW YORK. Thirty Years Anyhow, I'm not ronndiug on any pale, At b niuiitli% old and I'm not asking money for the infor "Now, Mr. Burglar," he said, "ev \Vanamakor Turned llrleks. mation. Fact is, I overheard n conversa erything's ready. I'll retire to my bid The early duys of John Wananmkcr Jj Dosvs tion that wasn't meant for me in a pub ing place and wait for you." were not easy by any means. When only lic bcnse at least I overheard scraps As the front of the bank faced the a lad of 5 years, he made bricks, or, rath of it and I'm very much mistaken if street, there was no probability of bur er, assisted in making them, for bis busi LXACT COPVOr WRAPPEB. the burglary of your bank wasn't the glars entering that way. They would ness was to turn them in thu t-un until come, if they came, over the garden CASTORIATHC OIHTAUH COHMIfV, MCW YOHK CITY. leading idea of tbe dialogue. " they were evenly baked. For this labor Mr. Jnlinn Foster, while expressing wall aud through tho kitchen. So Mr he received 2 cents u day and sometimes hi* gratitude, poohpoobed tbe warii- Foster withdrew into the bank itself cleared 10 ct>uta a week, but it must bo "Still, aa I said, "the manager and watched developments in the bank remembered that there were many rainy "I'm very much obliged to parlor through a peephole which be bad days \vheu the force of youthful "work bored in the door witb a gimlet JJKW YOKK, PHI LA. A NORFOLK R. AL.TIMOKK. UHKMM'KAJCE ,* ATLiV ^pnosiug it should turn out men" hud to be laid off. John's first TIC RAILWAY COMPANY t ton lim'a^beeu well informed, the The hours dragged on, trying bis pa real rise to fortune was in the days "OAP* CHAHLK8 KOCTB.' of Baltimore. tience sorely. It must have been be B rd/reVjrs would naturally be very when, as office boy, ho saved money Time Table In Effect July 21,1898 HteMner connecUoni between Pier 4 Lilcht SI. Vad"- tween 8 aud 4 in the morning when a enough to btart in business for himself. Wharf, Baltimore, and the railway slight noise, which obviously was nei division at Clalborne. " .Never mind about that. I'm not on He worked as assistant in the office un Mourn BOUNDTRAIWS. RAILWAY DIVISION. tbo make. I only came and told yon be ther the rattling of a window nor the til he bad climbed np to $U a week, and No.¥7 No. 91 No. 86 No.<0 Time-table In effect Bept. IV, 189B. snoring of the housekeeper, arrested bis leave p.m. p.m. a.m. a.m. EaitBoand. cause 1 thought you'd like to know. then, seeing that ho could get no more, New York...... tl 00 1 00 8(0 fMall IBx. tEx. (MIX. By by I Load np tbe shotgnn and look attention. Tbe door by which the bank ho bought a little stock of cheap furni Wellington...... 6 60 12 45 8 OJ a.m. p.m. p.m. parlor communicated with the private H» Itlmoru...... 7 M DUO 6V 9 l>6 Baltimore...... IT 4 10 800 out!" ture aud started in to be a merchant Philadelphia (1V...... U 10 Sit 7 8& In 3U CUiborne~...~~.. U 45 7 36 aas 745 He shook hands aud hurried off with part of the house was being tried. P'.ttsburg Dispatch. \VllmliiKtou...... 11 66 4 37 8 18 11 04 MoDanleU...... 9 49 7 40 080 764 In a minute or two the look was forc p. m. ». m. a. m. ft. m. Harpen...... 9 6.1 7 44 a si 800 out even troubling to mention his name 8U Michael*...... V 68 7 Ml o 40 81* and address, aud Mr. Julian Foster ed and two men entered. Both of them Hlvenlde...... _.10 Ul 7 63 048 leaned back in his chair and turned the were masked, and one of them carried LcHVr a. iu. p. m. a. m. p. m. Royal Oak...... lu 05 7 MI 648 §8 a little bag of tools. CTIVK SOi.lOirORS W \NTED cvery- IK-lumr...... x 66 784 1187 1 jl Klrkham...... 10 (« 8 02 061 888 matter over iu his mind. A wh ro for "The. story oflh« Phlllppln< K" rtallHbury...... 116 744 1160 2 ia Mloomfleld.....«..IO 18 8 07 H67 "Ham I" be soliloquized. "I won- It was too dark for him to observe by Mural HulKtond, rommlMloned by the Krultlana...... 7 Wl 18 01 Kaiton ...... 10 'it 8 16 706 their methods with exactitude. So far Government HH offlclnl hlntorl OBAHAM*FTTCH,I HOT AFRAID OF MANi ONE GLASS OF WINE. The White Man In the Tropic*. Doctors^Say; K«TB»rk>bl* TeUBeneaa ot AaiBtala !• a. Belief That It Chanced the RUtorr The attempt to acclimatize the white the YellowBtoBe Park. of Thl> Ooaatrj. man in the tropics must be recognized Bilious and Intermittent Fevers The slaughter of birds has almost en It ia said that a single glass of wine to be a blunder of the first magnitude. which prevail in miasmatic dis Assignee's tirely removed one of the delightful «o- probably wrecked the Democratic party All experiments based upon the idea ara OF VALUABLE compnuimenta of life in the rural east in 1860. The story is worth telling. mere idle aud empty enterprises fore tricts are invariably accompan tho music of the feathered songsters. After the breaking up of the national doomed to fnilure. Excepting only the ied by derangements of the Apropos of thi§, it may be said that ono Democratic convention at Charleston deportation of the African races under of the most pleasant features of the drive the party in Georgia held a state con tho situation of slavery, probably no Stomach Liver and Bowels. REAL ESTATE. through the Yellowstone National park vention. Great excitement prevailed. other idea which has held tbe mind of is the apparent intimacy between man The leaders of the party could not our oivilizntion during the last 800 The Secret of Health. and the animal and bird life in the agree. It was a critical period. years has led to so mnch physical and By virtue of a power contained In a mort moral suffering and degradation or has The liver is the great "driving gage from Inaao M. Calioway, Mary v. Cal park. Thanks to the wise and stringent The majority report indorsed the se- ioway, bin wile, and Cbarlea E. Williams, regulation!, no shooting ia allowed with oeders or bolters at Charleston, while strewn tbe world with the wrecks of so wheel" in the mechanism of many gigantic enterprises. In the tropics dated January 26,1808. and recorded among in its boundaries. the minority report opposed their ac man, and when it is out of order, tbe land records of Wlcomlco county, Mary* "The result," says an English tour tion. The leading champion of the mi a white man lives and works only as a land, in Liber J.T.T., No. 31, Folio .476, etc., ist, "is positively charming. Hundreds nority was Hersohel V. Johnson, and diver lives and works nnder water. the whole system becomes de and asilgned to me by Joseph M, Colllni, tbe of little chipmunks, with their gaudy his followers were confident that his Alike in a moral, in an ethical and in ranged and disease is the result. mortgagee therein named, default having striped backs, scampered impudently eloquence and logic would carry the a political sense, the atmosphere he been made In said mortgage, I will offer at about or peered at the .passing coach day. breathes must be that of another region, public sale at tbe front door of the Court, from the roadside. The squirrel did not It is quite likely that such would that which produced him, and to which Tutt's Liver Pills house In Salisbury, Wlcomlco county, Mary bolt for the nearest tree, but nodded a have been the case but for an unfortu be belongs. Neither physically, morally, Cure all Liver Troubles. land, on welcome. All bird life treated us like nate mishap. Ex-Governor Johnson be nor politically can he be acclimatized SATURDAY, wise. Even the lordly eagle hovered gan his speech before the noon adjourn in the tropics. Benjamin S. Kidd. near, and the wild turkey stalked un ment on tbe second day and concluded February, 11, 1899, concernedly through the rank grass. We after dinner. Bach Bxtravavanaet a', the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., all that Iran were fortunate enough to see a fine Old men who remember that speech or parcel of land lying In Salisbury district, specimen of the wolf tribe. He stood, a say that it was a powerful argument, "Say I Mrs. Hetty Green has bought Wlcomlco county, Maryland, about one mile baautif ul creature,' and watched us out and the impression gained ground that a steam yacht!" weat of lielmar, on which laid Isaac M. Gal of eight, showing only curiosity, not after the noon recess the speaker would "Nol What will Russell Sage say?" loway lives, consisting of Cleveland Plain Dealer. fear. Another time were perceived a doe demolish his opponents with a few i and fawn grazing by the road. Not un sledge hammer blows. 117 ACRES OF til we were within a few feet did they Bnt the overconfident friends of the Death of Eugene more or leis, and adjoining the laudvir'jcll- seek tho shelter of the woods, yet not minority report were doomed to disap jah Freeny on the en at and north, on tbe to fly. They simply moved aside. Here pointment. Johnson felt the strain of Eugene Biggins, the noted Democrat west bv the Inndof WllUam L. Slrman, Lem at least mankind was regarded as a tbe morning session so mncb that he ic politician, died on Friday evening j uel Hasting* and E^lth M. Hastings, and on friend one who could be trusted. The was unable to eat anything, and he took last at his home in Baltimore, of pneu- j the south by the land of William P. Phillips, an empty stomach excepting nowever, one acre of the maid tract only animal who ran away was a brown a glass of wine upon monia, after an illness of about ten | KI/F8 OBKAM BALM li a ponltivecnre. of land which tne said Isaac M. Calioway has bear. He turned tail at the sight of a to strengthen himself. This was a fatal Apply Into the nostrils. It Is qnlckly abtorhed. 60 days. Mr. Higgins was born in Decem- ( cent* at DrnratiU or by mall; samples lOc. by mall. heretofore sold to Lev! 8. Calioway, lying on ooaching party, yet it was quite a com mistake. That one glass of wine per ber, 1839, and was therefore in his 60th j the west side of Raid tract of land, haps changed tbe destiny of the nation I ELY BROTHERS, M Warren 81, Mew York City. mon thing for bears to approach close year at the time of his death. After I TERMS oK SALE-Cash. Title paper* at to the hotels at evening to feed on the The great orator resumed his speech, expense of the purchaser. refuse thrown out. It was an after din but tbe wine had nauseated him. He serving several years in the Confederate ner relaxation for the guests to watch was hazy, verbose and unintelligible at army during the civil war, he returned ROBERT P. GRAHAM, them feeding. They munched and dis times. His style and argument lacked to Baltimore where he was subsequent Assignee of Mortgagee. puted the choicest morsels, for the most vigor, consistency and positiveness. His ly elected to the city council, und part indifferent to the company. Only friends looked at one another in despair in 1867 to the legislature. His reputa OTICETO CREDITORS when we became inquisitive and ap The men on the other side wnre exult tion over the country was gained in his N proached too near did they retire, and ant. It was evident that the speakei service as chief appointment clerk in ThlH IK to give notice that the subscriber bad damaged bis own cause. Now and then you have the blues. hath obtained from the Orphans' Court for these animals were perfectly free and the Treasury Department during Mr. , No apparent reason for it. Your liver in the Wlcomlco county letter* testamentary on unfettered in their movements. It may Then Howell Cobb and Henry K. reason, tho1. If it isn't right, your despond tne personal estate of read like a fairy tale, but it is solid Jackson followed each other for the ma Cleveland's first term as president, dur- > ency shows it JOHN WHITE, jority report. They spoke with an air ing which time he was severely criticis- j laUs ot Wleomlco county, doc'd. All persons fact " Troy Times. PARAGON TEA having claims aKaliiKtHald dcc'd. are hereby of expectant triumph and captured tbe ed becaune of his political activity and j removes the Impure cause, sweetens the warned to exhibit the mime with vouchers MEN OF GENIUS. convention. civil service reformers did all in their • breath and clears coated tongues. 25 cents thereof, to the subscriber on or before (. Tbe majority report was adopted. It power to effect his discharge. The Sec- : at druggists. July 7lh, 18U9, Mature Llke> Them Not and Invari S. R. FEIL ft CO.. Chemists, Cleveland. O. or they may otherwise bo excluded frop is unnecessary to follow the history of retary of the Treasury declined to re benefit of said estate. ably Crushes tbe Breed. the next few weeks. The national Do Given under my hand this 7th dq move him however, and after being in , uary, 1890. Through all time men of genius have mocracy was completely disrupted and JOHN H. WHITE, scoffed at and have ridiculed the at put two tickets in the field. Lincoln office about a year ho resigned. This : tempts of purse proud old "richesse" was elected aud the country was plung was the last public office he .held. Mr. ; to create superior orders of manhood. ed into a civil war. Had Johnson suc Higgins was a familiar figure in Mar)- : N'OTICE TO CREDITORH. Nor is this a matter for wonder. They ceeded in inducing the Georgia conven land politics and spent much time at ' ThlHlH to give notice that tho «utw»crlber hath obtained from the Orphan* Coort for were and are ridiculous. Yet these at tion to adopt his conservative ideas, it Annapolis during each session of tbe j Wlcomlco county, lott«rg or administration tempts are repeated every hoar. Con is safe to say that other southern states legislature. Mr. Biggins leaves a ; on the personal estate ot sidering them one would suppose that would have fallen into line with onr widow and two adopted children. JOHN WILSON, wealth, titles, dignities, are talismans commonwealth, and the national Demo late of Wlcomlco county deo'd. All. persona having clalmH against said duc'd, are hereby which insure virtue and honor and per cratic party would have remained warned to exhibit tho name, with voucher* sona) worth and beauty in those to united. Don't Hegleet Your thereof, to the tmbncrlberA on or betore Liver troubles quickly result in serious \ whom they descend. Talismans are This is tbe story of what a little glass July 7th, Ibinj, com plications, and the man who neglects his or they may b* otherwise rxoladed from alt ridiculous, and so are titles. of wine did. It ruined a great party, livef has little regard for health. A bottle bencn'18 of mild eslute. Nebility is of blood and not of gar caused a disastrous war, and besides the of Browns' Iron Bitters taken now and then Given under my hand this7th day of Jan ters, royal sponsors and christening loss of life cost tbe south over $4,000.- will keep the liver in perfect order. If the uary, 18U9. disease has developed, Browns' Iron Kitten E. G. MILLS, Administrator. robes. Pedigrees, portraits and family 000,000. Perhaps this is rather specu will cure it permanently. Strength and history when truthful tell us a great lative, but there are ninny who believed vitality will always follow its use. deal about the nobility of a race. Titles, it a generation ago. Atlanta Constitu Browns' Irou Bitten is sold by all dealers. RDER NISI. quartering* and patents are worthless, tion. oThomas N. Evnim vs. Mary E~ Hamhury, OH. PEfFCR'S et. al. and tbe production of a grvat genius is Didn't Irritate Him. in general as bad a sign as the produc The Queenstown News evidently has In thd Clr.-.ult Court for Wlcomlco county, la tion of a great profligate. Races that Here ia a glimpse of the seamy Bide a humorous conception of the ills to ROYAL-TANSY PILLS. Equity No. 118.1. November terra, 1808. of life in Cornwall from Tbe Cornish which mortals are heir. This is what NEW DISCOVERY, NEVER FAILS. produce geniuses should be avoided. A now. reliable and ufa relief foi Ordered that Halo of property mentioned In Magazine: it said last week : "What fun our topprnnj,, •IO«*>IT«, toantr or pain The best is tbe second best tbe normal. housekeepers had Friday watching ful manitrukttoB. Now aMd br orei these proceeding, timdo und reported by Genius, as some one (Victor Hugo, I "I'm afraid, Jenny, yon irritate yonr SO.OOO LADFM. Inrigormtw tbaM E. MtnnleyToaclvIn, triiKiee, bo ratified aud husband with yonr long tongne. " travelers afoot, seeing them fall, some organ*. BKWAM or DANOUOOT i¥- oooflrined unlCKH CUUHU to the coutrnry there think) has finely eaid, is a promontory rTATIOBi. *2 DOT box. amall box (1, of be Hhown on or before the Slh day of Keb- "Aw, uo, my dear Misa Vivian, I'd flat on their backs and some seeing Prapald la plain wrapper. Bend 4o In ruiiry. next, provided a copy of thU order stretching out into tbe ocean of tbe in stars by striking their craniums on the ftamn for parUoalara. PJEFFEB b« inoerted In some newspup^r printed.1, In finite. Look for tbe descendants of never say nawtben to en. To'ther day icy roads. Our grip patients have been MilJIOAL AfiBH. Oaloaco, lit .Wlcomlco county on<-« In each of flr|pej/uo- I waa 'ome waitin for'n to come 'ome improving fast seeing so much fun and 8oid by DR. L. D. COLLIER, Salisbury, Md. cesalvonext. week* beioro tho lUt day of J4War]^^ Shakespeare, Bacon, Maoanlay, Wel no lington, Nelson, Gibbon, Swift. Vol to tapper. Eight o'clock oome, an having such hearty laughs." Tho report states the amount 01,11 Goldsmith. Jan; 9 o'clock come, an no Jan; 10 $1000.00 1^ taire, Garlyle, Bonaparte, o'clock oouie, an uo .Inn 1 pnt up me JA8. T. TRUITT, CleL Spencer, Milton, Cromwell, Disraeli SALES 12000 IN 1898. True Copy Te«t: JAM Ed T. TRUITT. Uler£l to take a few names at random and bonnet an shoal an went to every kiddly St. Michael's residents do not get vrtuk in town, thout Dyke Winger's Baltimore morning papers until 86 you will find that they are not, for hours after publication. As they find Cut this out for Future Reference, of When I come there, there wor Jan. the genius is always a transgressor Soya I, 'Yon ngly rnurdereu veilan, the morning papers publish news after Buy Your the normal a "sport." He is never it is 80 hours old the residents of St. Salisbury Machine Works symmetrical. Snob a one nature likes tbeest killed theo fast wife an now Michael's feel much abased. not, and she makes provision for the ex tbeeitwaut to kill uio. too.' an be up an HEADQUARTERS FOR knacked me down." HORSES tinction of bis race. Humanitarian. ENGINES, BOILERS, MILLS,- An K»«T Way Oat. Your friends may smile At KING'S MARYLAND SALE BARN, Illuminated Doors. AUCTION SALES Another form of beucon for mariners At a school inspection some of the But that tired feeling. Best on the Market for the Money.' of smaller ditneusioni, bnt hardly leas boya fonnd a difficulty in tbe correct Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Iron and Brass Castings, etc. important, ia tbe illuminated buoy placing of the letters "i" and "o" in Means danger. It riiroiiRhont the Yenr. Wo deal In nil kinds, such words oa "believe,' "receive." 'rom Uio vrry taint to tho very rheaut'M. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will rid you La Grippe Successfully Treated. If the Damp and Chill penetrate, look out for an attklUf of a cold more quickly than any other "I have just recovered from the sec Don't walk on ice with slippers on. known remedy. Don t let a cold go as ond attack of la grippe this year," says A green Christmas makea a glad cy it comes; for you may endanger your Mr. Jas. A. Jones, publisher of the clist. life. Price 25 cents. Leader, Mezia, Texas. "In the latter Even a bear story may not be the case I nsed Chamberlain's Cough Rem Hut dc«p M the •f wiU penetrate and naked troth. Two vagrants giving their names as edy, and I think with considerable suc Sciatic nervtj la, Oil quiet its racking pain. You can't preserve happiness in Jno Cronin and Daniel Burns, were ar cess, only being in bed a little oyer two "family jars." rested Saturday at Cantonsville, on days against ten days for the former Tight lacing is a form-idable foe to charge of beguing. The men demand attack. The second atinck lam satis- as fled would have been equally as bad as womankind. ed a jur\ trial, but werw dismissed the first but for the use of this remedy A man most bo sharp iT he expects to thi> county has no m«n«?y to waste on as I had to go to bed in about six hours "ont any ice." auch caces. after being 'struck' with it. while in " ' » It's a cold day for a mnn when he the first case I was able to attend to gets into hot water. An You Weak I buftinesa about two days before getting Is a cracked voice caused by letting Weakness manifests itself in tlie loss of 'down.' For Bale by R. K. TRDITT & ambition and aching bones. The blood is Harper & TayJor, SONS, druggist, Salisbury Md. * it fall too suddenly? watery; the tissues nre wasting the door is The sculptor ruay be said to "cut beingopened for disease. A bottle of Browns' . quite a figure" when at work. L. A. Iron Bitters taken in time will restore your W. Bulletin. strength, soothe your nerves, make your blood rich an Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup cures sore St. Cuthbert'* CoflU. .^^ Maryland News. throat. Don't delay when' you are Canon Qreonwell of Durham cathe bothered with a sore throat. It may lead to bronchitis. This remedy is a dral has just finished the curious task eport from Baltimore county. sure cure. Price only 25c. of piecing together the coffin of St. i overcrowd eo. Cuthbert. The shrine of the great Saxon Branch of Hagentown knitting mills Highway robbers attempted to take saint was despoiled by the commission will be located at Williamsport. away Micbael Beam's pay as he was ers of Henry VIII, and the body, which leaving B. & O pay car at Cumberland. was found to be intact, was reburied Vagrant dogs are killing sheep in Attempt failed, although robber ihot Established in 1864, this Institution Is now enter Inn upon it , Queen Anne's county. liearn in the head, inflicting slight in its original coffin in the .nave of the Jjth year. That Its record has been successful is best attested I y wound. church. In 1827 it was again dug up the thousands of young men who have gone forth from Its hr.llj u, L are bein« made to <>P«n by Dean Hall, who was anxious to veri to fill positions of honor and trust in ail parts of the land. up the Elkton iron ore mines. T. F. Anthony, Ex-Postmaster of Promise City, Iowa, says: "I bought fy the condition of the body. On this Hydrophobia has killed two valuable one bottle of 'Mystic Cure' for Rheuma occasion the outer coffin was broken np cows belonging to Webster White. Elk- tism, and two doses of it did me more and thrown aside. The fragments were, ton. good than any medicine I ever took." however, eventually saved and have for Physical culture is to be added to the Sold by R. K. Truitt & Sons, Salisbury, many years been preserved in the Epis curriculum at Jacob Tome institute, Md. j copal library. Port Deposit. Centreville is all wrought upoyerthe Canon Qreenwell has now put these ranndamus suit brought boJore Judge hundreds of pieces together, with the Internal injuries were sustained bv result that it is now possible to decipher Patrick Boylan, of Westminster, who Pearcc, in circuit court, compelling fell from a tree which he was trimming. county school commissioners to sell rough drawings representing St. Cuth curtain stock and apply thu proceeds to bert, the four evangelists, the Virgin Reputed age of Lucy Belts, colored, the erection of new high school. Court and Child, St. Michael tho Archangel who died at Hagerrtown recenth , was has taken the under advisement. and the crucifixion, which were rudely 102 years In its advanced and chronic form a but deeply carved upon this interesting Cambridge oyster packers say that cold in the head is known as Nasal Ca relic of Saxon art in the year A. D. season's, pack will be as large as any tarrh and is the recognized source of 800. London Letter. previous year. other diseases. Having stood the'test Several hundred chickens have been of continued successful use, Ely's Cart itud Witty. stolen from Ellicott City peopl^ within Cream Balm is recognized as a speci6c "The following story of tho Arch There is no other Commercial Trailing School that Is held In the last three months. for membranal diseases in the nasal bishop of Canterbnry." says Tho Sun such tiff A f.ttffat by t'.ie belter class of business men ; that is passages, and you make a great mistake fatronhtJ hy so matuie and cultivated a class offafilt. or has Second attempt has been made to day Magazine, "camo from Lambeth so large a number offfraJxalrs In lucrative positions. in not resorting to this treatment in the other day, and even if it bo not up Talbot countv Fair association your own case. To test it a trial size Us COURSE or STCDV embraces thorough instruction for 10 cents or the large for 50 cents is quite, authentic it illustrates most ad I in Ciwl-Rtrfi»», /V.-.-raa/M////, Carrr.'fontltiiff, Commer mirably tho nrchicpiscopnl method with cial La-a; Rapid Husiitfss Calculations, James H. Hurtt, Cheatertown, has mailed by Ely Brothers, 60 Warren Commercial Arith appointed deputy collector for first Street, New York. Druggists keep it. those of his clergy who have not won- metic, Easiness Practiet, Spelling, Short- J{ai:J anA Typt- Maryland district. his favor, as well ns tho ragged aptness Writinff. A mad dog has been terrorizing citi of his wit. An incumbent of a living DAT SESSIONS now open. NIGHT CLASSES com Canning factories are opening up by zens of Schleysville for c^vera! daye. wanted to hold another living in plu mence October first. the dozens in Caroline county. There Cha*ed William Ktnm-y up a tree Sat rality, and therefore had to apply to For Catalogue, Terms, etc., call on or address are now 30 of them. urday. After keeping the man tht-re for some nine the dog sauntered away. tho archbishop for leave to do so. What F. A. SADLER, Secretary, Outbuildings on Rees? property, Eder- happened may without disrespect tc vllle, Carolinecouuty, Kenney Mid down, procured a shot gun 2 TO 13 N. CHARLES ST. destroyed by fire. and lollowmg up the annimal shot it the cloth be put in a dramatic form: Six horses burned -o death. BALTIMORE, MO. dead. Scene Lambeth. Time, 1S07. Resolutions protesting against the Archbishop How far is the new liv seating of Mormon Roberts in Congress Dig down to the cause of your sick ing from your present cure? ness, if you want to get well and stay Applicant About six miles as th ,* were adopted by Methodist Episcopals well. Most likely it's indigestion. The of Ellicott City. irritating poisons of fermenting, putrid crow flies, your grace. Tax collectors in Baltimore county food, left in the stomach by indigestion, Archbishop You're not a crow, you have been BO slow there is hardly enough cause headach, neuralgia, nervousness, can't fly. and yon shan't havo it. money on hand to pay the county's dizziness, stomach ache, nausea, irrita Curtain. obligations. bility, all the other well-known symp Say "No'' when a dealer offers you a~ toms of indigestion. COAL PROBLEM. substitute for Hood's Sarsaparilla. They also cause many pains and dis The Kind You Haw Always Bought We have now fillet! np our lar^t: coal bins There is nothing "just as good." Get orders which are often laid to other with an im causes and hence are not easily cured. mense stock of the best WHITE ASH FREE-BURN only Hood's. But as soon as the poisons are removed issued by retiring board of all these symptoms and disorders dis ING COAL which we must by some liberal means put in era of Baltimore County Agricul appear, because there is nothing left to your cellar quick in order t<> make room for several hundred 1 iety shows the society owes the cause them. Nothing succeeds in this like Shaker Digestive Cordial, because LOCAL POINTS. tons balance of a large new Hi|h School at Westminster Wear Price & Co. 's shoes. wa,xdedicated this week. The buildimg fermenting in the stomach, and helps solve the problem, which will undoubtedly result in your sav vte the most complete of its kind in the the stomach to digest its food. bold by druggists, price 10 cents to We buy eggs. J. D. Price & Co. ing by getting our very low price on prompt delivery. Call State. 81.00 per bottle. Our Hate fit the head. J. D. Price Perjury is alleged against James &Co. and inspect our stock Your order by mail or "phone 26 will Golf, a witness at recent case in Cum bring )ou coal promptly. berland Col. George A. Pearre. state's attor See our Men's 83.00 Russet Shoes. against tobacco firm for selling ney, made a farewell address in Cum- J. D. Price & Co. to minors. b« rland circuit court. He thanked the Caroline county roads do not offer bench for courtesies extended. Colonel For new and stylish shoes, go to FARMERS' & PUNTERS' CO.. Glen Perdue. Mgr. any remarkable attraction lor 'cjclers. Pearre will resign in order to ta-e his Johnson's. Roads are "paved* ' with clippings from seat in congress. Money to loan on first mortgage in tin cans. sums to suit. Apply to Jay Williams. Burglars are plying their trade at For Over Fifty Years Infante sandals and moccasins just Cumberland unmolested, much to the received at Prices. disgust of the citizens who pay taxes Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has WARM YOUR FEET for protection. been used by millions of mothers for Johnson's line of ladies shoes are their children while teething, with per both stylish and cheap ———BY OUR- Prof. Johji Keeley, of Elkton, iacriti fect success. It soothes the child, sof cally sick and no. hope is entertained of tens the gums, allays all pain, cures all Buy your goods at Birckhead A his recovery.. Was at one time profes wind colic, and is the best remedy for Carey'sand save money. WILLIAM PENN sor in Dublin university. Diarrhoea. Twenty cents a bottle t The finest line of Umbrellas ever in Democratic candidates are numerous Salisbury at R. E. Powell & Go's. HARD, FREE BURNING, WHITE ASH COAL for positions to be filled in Baltimore Fifteen yearn is a pretty young age We are still selling the best harness county next fall. Bright outlook for for the least money. Perdue & Gunby. This coal is received by us direct from the mines by rail party is responsible for the rush. for a girl to enter the matrimonial state but Allie Rice, of Princippo Furnace. Have you seen that 83.00 patent and is clean and free from dirt and slate. There is no such Eight years in the penitentiary was Cecil county, does not think so. Her leather at Johnson's Shoe Store. the sentence given George Thompson prospective husband, John G. Williams coal in Salisbury, Prices all right. Ring up 'phone 39 and for 4t>4j*9Von- Case was tried before is aged 18. The finest line of rockers and fancy have us deliver you a load of WOOD. D, at Cumberland. chairs are found at Birckhead & Carey. i^ Cough Syrup cures whoop- Our 810.00 carriage harness has no To the Public. equal. Seeing is believing. Laws Rros. _^ cough nwl measles' cough. This WH are authorized to guarantee Salisbury Lime & Coal Co., wonderful remedy will save the chil «very bottle of Chamberlain's Cough There are specialties in ladies and ISAAC L. PRICE, Manager. dren from iniiny a distressing coughing Remedy and if not satisfactory to re gentlemens gloves at Birckhead & Car- spell and noon affect a cure. fund tho money to the purchaser. There ey's. J. M. Harden, who lives near Reisters- i« no better medicine made for la grippe FOOT BALLS 60c, 75c, f 1, 81 26, and town, thinkHBome one set tire to his colds and whooping cough. Price 25 81.60. Look in White & Leonard's cor wagon hoiiK', which was destroyed Sat and 50c per bottle. Try it. R. K. ner window. urday. LORH. 81,260; insurance, 8560. TUUITT & SONS, druggists. Salisbury, Md. » Call up No. 26 and leave your order and Jocr factory men of Oswego, for coal with the Farmers' & Planters' N Y., are looking up property at Cum Company. berland, wilh a view of starting up a How to Look Good. business that will employ 100 men. Maryland my Maryland rawhide Good looks are really more than skin carriage whips for GO cents. They can Managers of the Cecil county fair deep, depending entirely on a healthy be had only at Laws Brothers. association will probably reconsider condition of all tho vital organs. If their decision not to hold a fair this the liver is enactive, you have a bilious FOUND An assortment of bed BEST" year.. look; if your stomach is disordered, blankets that we are selling at astonish you have a dyspeptic look; if your kid ingly low prices. Laws Brothers. Grand Jury at Hagerstown has com neys are affected, you have a pinched "KEYSTONE" mitted for trial Kdward Orcutr, color* d, ^-Any order for Fancy Work, either wno7bS ami killed Walter Rice, early look. Secure good health, and you in or out of town, will be promptly at | will surely have good looks. "Electric tended to by Miss JULIA DABHIELL. last week. Bitters" in a goon Alterative and Tonic. According to Mine Inspector Rankin's Acts directly on the stomach, liver and You get no gloss or shine when you report it wax Maryland coal that steam- kidneys, purifies the blood, cures pimp send to the Star Laundry. Old goods Brooklyn when she led the fight les, blotches and boils, and gives a good made to look new. Kennerly & Alitch- complexion. Kvery bottle guaranteed. ell, agents. "GOOD LUCK" « Sold at Dr. L. D. Collier's Drug Store. Our 82.00 Shoes for ladies are un shviB Carroll. colored, wa* probably 50 cents per bottle. fatally shot at Hyattsville, Wednesday, equalled, sent post paid to any part of by Wilhelui U. Noebe. Men quarreled the United States upon receipt of 82.00 According to the Denton American J. D. Price & Co. over 60 cents. , _____ Union, citizens of ita town have pecul A NKW SBWINU MACUINE, PRICE iar notions of what constitutes "favorite 815.00. Persons wishing to buy a sew FLOUR , ,llftv dress as well as his own . ..:... anj the assistance of walk." It says: "Sunday was a fine ing machine will do well to read J. M. day, and those who did not mind a lit Parker'H advertisement in this issue on ""^ ,: T-ay tle mud, enjoyed themselves by taking another page. s "tuhs" but if his d costive strolls to the different places of interest organare not of order, he will have about town. A walk 10 the cemetery Don't think of sending to Chicago FROM ONE OF an unwholesome appearance. His over the river is one of the favorites." or any distant point for a sewing ma complexion and the white of his eyes chine, when you can save from 88 to 83 will have a yellowish cast. Hmtongue on the same machine and get it from a MILLS IN OHIO. WRITE FOR wi 1 bo coated, appetite poor his teeth An Enterprising Drufgist. reliable dealer at home, delivered and rusty, his breath abominable. He is instructed free of charge. See J. M. one big, unmistakable Hign of constipa There are few men more wide awake Parker's "add" on another page. PRICES. tion Tlu- quickest, surest, easiest way and enterprising than Dr. L. D. Collier, to cure thiH trouble is to take Dr. who spares no pains to secure the best Lacy Thoroughgood has had Bucks Si Pierce" Pleasant Pellets. They are of everything in his line for Ms many and Kids, Goats and Horses, Hogs and made of refined, concentrated vegeta customers. He now has the valuable Sheep, Lambs and Reindeer, Dogs and ble extracts. Nothing m the least agency for Dr. King's New Discovery Calves by the dozen, standing around harmful enters into their composition. for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. for several years, raising gloves for him They hunt down all impurities, and This is the Wonderful remedy that in and now Thoroughgood is soiling the gloves for almost nothing, 25c, DOc, 70c. B. L. Gillis & Son, "make them move on.' they are the producing such a furor (all over the product of many years 'study and prac country by its startling cures. It ab 81.00 and 81.25. tice: Dr. Pierce cannot afford to put solutely cures Asthma, Bronchitis, ANTEU-SEVKHAI, THUHTWOKTHY DOCK ST., SALISBURY, MD. Hoarseness and all affections of the l>«i»onii In tli In f title to manage our raw- forth a worthless article. IneiufW In llinlr own und nearby o HI mien. It in with 21 cents m one cent Throat, Chest and Lungs. Call at mainly < fflco work nominated ul lionm. Hal- above drug store and get a trial bottle ary ntrulj(htfl)00 a year und e»j>. inter tlell- free, or a regular size for 00 cents and nlte. bonatlde, no more, no Iran iitlary. Mon thly ITS. KoferetiAn. Knclone iirlr-itddraued 81.00. Guaranteed to cure or price re Umped envelope" Herbert K. HMM. Pre-l,, funded. IVpl. M, Chicago. SALISBURY ADVERTISER, SALISBURY, MD., JAff. 28,1899. Democracy in the Oity of Baltimore, WHEN INI DOUBT. TRY They hare itood the t THE SALISBURY ADVERTISER OLOR and flavor of fruits, ana have cui And in addition such a ticket would at t rcaiet of Nervout' PUBU8HKD WEEKLY AT STRONG M Debility, Dizii: AL1SBTJRY, WICOMICO CO., MD. tract many independent voten who size, quality and ap- new and Vmricoce.- would recognize the high character of They dear the brail.,., OTTO* OPPOSITE COUNT HOUtt. C pearance of vegetables, AGAIN! the circulation, male* the nominees, and the objects and mo _ perfect, mnd impart a .. -V Ttooa. furry Krnr«i A. Hwtrn. tives of those participating in a move weight and plumpness of grain, vigor to the whole being. All drain* and losses ar« cheekedptrmantntly. Unless r.UentsUv,.» are properly cured, their condition rflrti worries thrm into Insnniiv. On«UTtiTHion or Death.ith. PERRY & HEARN, ment to bring about a better order of Mailed sealed. Price»i perbo»; 6 box«», will • ' " ' '•••<•• the are all produced by Potash. money, (5.00. Send lor (re* book. EDITOB8 AMD PROPBIETOKS. affairs in the city government For sale at White * Loonatd's Drug Store, SalUbury, Md. PROPOSED ORGANIZATION. ADVERTISING RATES. It is proposed that this body of citi Advertisement!) will bt inserted at the rate of onedo'lar per Inch for the first lnnertlon zens namedi>hall establish headquarters and flfty cents an Inch for each subsequent for its membership, which shall be Potash, Insertion. A liberal discount to yearly ad kept open for the use and benefit of its , ,. , .. n. vertise re. members until the closing of the Spring properly combined With Phos- , E Local Notices ten cents a line fo> the first public at large "phoric Acid and Nitrogen, and j 1C Insertion. Death und Marriage Notices In ed throuKh the Uberal|y applied> win improve EVERYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE AT serted free when not exceeding six linen. 'Obituary Notices live cents a line. gress and policy of this organizatu n, every soil and increase yield Subscription Price, one dollar per annnm W. QUNBY'S ID advance. Single Copy, three cents. . PUSTOFFICB AT SALISBURY, MD., November 21st, 1887. suffrages. Write and get Free our pamphlets, which I hereby certify the SALISBURY ADYKRTU- It is suggested that a permament or tell how to buy and use fertilizers with Mammoth Hardware & Machinery Store KR, a neVspapcr published at thl« place, has greatest economy and profit. been determined by the Third Assistant Post ganization be effected when we have enrolled 500 members, and that shortly Enginep, steam, gasoline, Enameled Ware. master-General to be a publication entitled QERHAN KALI WORKS, Emery Paper, Extractors, shell, Eagle Anvils. to admission In the malls at the pound rate following this organization an open 93 Nassau St., New York. Excelsior Boiler Feelers, Ells, maleable, Emery Wheels, «f postage, and entry of Has such In accord meeting be held in one of the large Expansion Joint*, Expanders, tube, Elbows, stove pipe, ingly made upon the books of thlft office. Ears, kettle: Valid while the character of tue publication halls in the city of Baltimore, to which Egg Beaters, Enamel, bicycle, the public generally will be invited, Escutcheons,0 Eyelets, knob, Eyep, screw, remains unchanged. Eave Gutters, Extinguishers, flre, Elevator Chain. K. 8. ADKINS, Postmaster. and where an opportunity will be giv Elevator Take Upa. Engineer'* Hammers, Expansive Bitte, en them to enroll their names as mem JOHNSON'S Expansive Hollow Augers, Extra Parts, meat cutters, Endless Variety bers of the organization. The doors will p. fi|pi|TtD OlI/lC TO UNITE THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY Fans, fly, Fasteners, sash, Fasteners, door, also be thrown open to membership for oLAUull I til wilUt Faucets, oil, Faucets, wood, Fencing, woven-wire. IN BALTIMORE. all those wishing to join in the move Ferrules, wagon, Files, all kinds, Fingers, cradle, ment for good municipal government of Finest Good** i-* attracting Fish Hooks. Fixtures, grindstone,' Flanges, Two hundred representative demo under Democratic administration. much attention. Goods are be- Fluters, Forges Forks, hay. crats of Baltimore met this week to con Forks, manure, Forks, fleet, Forks, table, We hope to have your prompt reply ing sold rrgardleJ,* of cost to Frames, saw, Frames, side file, Freezer*, ice-cream, aider the question of forming an organ as to whether you are willing to co-op- fc . f s . Q j Fullers, black smiths, Funnels, Furnaces, ization to make party nominations to crate with us in this movement and it '-,'-/ r fe Feed Water Heaters, Ferrulee, File Handles, you dfsfre to have your name placed Men's Fine $3 Willow Calf, $2-50 Fire Hose, Flues, boiler, Foot Valves, be voted for at the spring election. Ex- Fittings—cast iron, eieim, sewer pipe, Eoil pipe. on the roll. ' Men's Fine $3 Box Calf, at $2.50 Qovei nor Frank Brown was invited to , Men's Fine $3 Tetan Calf, at $2.50 I To Ee Continued] Call on, or address, take charge of the move which he has j SENATOR-ELECT M'COMAS. Men's Fine $3 Enamel, at $2.50 agreed to do and has issued a Men's Fine $2.25 Tan Calf. $1.75 circular to five hundred representative Mr. Clabaugh to go on the Bench and Men's Fine $2.25 Box Calf, $1.75 L. W. GUNBY, SALISBURY. MD. democrats to aek them to join the com-! Judge Russuni for Attorney-General. Men's Fine $2.25 Heavy Tans. $1.75 ' ___ ——————-———_.._————_ mittee in a move to accomplish the re- ; ___ |I All other goods in same pro- \ f<*. . vv - -. ^ suits desired. The circular states the ; W,asbington, January 28.—Judge M'Comas, it is understood, will not re- portion NOW is your chance stoves, Heaters & Raiiqes object to be, the selection of suitable for BARGAINS. fur wood or coal. -Our nlock oCHtoves for thin Ranxon U composed nflha moat reliable** maku t're from the District of Columbia bench on the market. Among them IK tin- ccli-briiled ••(IR.ANI) TIM KM." Tlild MOVO IIHH utooa men for candidate t to put on the demo until March. On March 4th, he will be ihe tent ol yeuro, ami Us liiiprnvfiueiilx have ;kcpt pace wild Ihe public demand*, Fi , with HlmkiiiK und Dumping or H.wkel. (!OH.K Nli-Ki-l Knob* and Name PlHl»- cratic ticket. It is said in Baltimore ' sworn in as a United States Senator, to ' lU-KlMrrH In Oven Doom, Two HlldliiK <>r Due Hwlng Front Door, complete that the move is not in the interest of succeed Se'nator German. Consider R. L. JOHNSON, wlih 'l'hlrty-T"-n I'IWPH orTrlmtniiiK^ r..r...... any individual, hue to secure, the best able interest is taken by the District bar mem for city officials. It is expressly j in the appointment of Judge M'Comas' Main Street, SALISBURY, MD. successor upon the bench. Many mem stated that there will be no effort to bers of the profession favor the selection take from the regular party organiza of Job Barnard, although the names of tion any of its powers, but on the other A. A. Birney, J. J. Darlington and PUBLIC SALE i hand to co operate with the party in others are mentioned. OF i making good nominations. Interested parties, who have talked with President McKinley upon the sub It is believed by this method that the jeot, say the appointment of Attorney- PERSONAL PROPERTY support of the independent voters of General Clabaugh, of Maryland, to sue the cit.) can be obtained. As stated in ceed Judge M'Comas, is a certainty. I will offer for public sale on the farm where I now reside—the Jesse ' an extract of the letter given below, it Marylanden here are discussing the Huffington farm on the Wicomico probable action is proposed to assist in nominating a of Governor Lowndes creek,'below Alien, on in the event of a vacancy is created in major and comptroller and members of the attorney generalship by the promo WEDNESDAY. FEB. 1. the second branch of the city council, tion of Mr. Clabaugh. The Governor 1899, the following personal property: the first branch members of the city will have appointment of a new attor 1 bay Horse, seven years old; 1 mare, thirteen years old; 1 Colt, » Jersey council to be voted for, shall be select ney-general, who will hold from March COWB fresh to pail, 1 Jersey Bull, 1 Bull until next fall, when an attorney gen ed in the usual way, by primaries and calf, 2 other Calves, 5 Brood Sows, 25 eral is to be elected on the State ticket. Hhoats and Pigs, 1 Male Hog, 2 Spring convention. A prominent Eastern Shore politician, WugonH, 1 Buggy, 1 Farm Wagon, HOO These representative citizens believe bushels Corn, 10 stacks fodder, Plow*, who was in Washington today, said it Harneas and other Farming Itnple that better municipal government can was generally believed that Governor inentfl be obtained through the agency of the Lowndes would appoint ex Judge Geo. democratic patty than by an/ other Mitchell Ruasum, of Caroline county, TERMS OF SALE. to the place. The Governor is known All suuiH of SA and under, cash; over method. to have a very kindly feeling for Judge that amount bankable note with ap proved security. The object teems to be to get the co RuBSum, whom he placed on the bench operation of the people who do not or of the State Court of Appeals after the E. P. HUFFIN6TON. dinarily take part in primary elections death of Chief Judge Robinson, in 1896. ALLEN. MD Dorman & Smyth Hardware Co. .and there is every indication that the The appointment would be pleasing both to Judge Russum and his friends, "object will be accomplished. In the and would relieve the Governor of any -circular issued the Er-Oovemor says: complications that might arise by the BKLKCTION OF CANDIDATE '. appointment of a younger and more Jl^With these conditions and facts as ambitious politician. Our White Goods Sale is Meeting ' above stated, it is proposed that a Dem ocratic oragnization be formed embrac Shells for Delmir "Line" Road. WITH GREAT SUCCESS. ing all those who have heretofor • affili The County Commissioners end the | ated with the Democratic party, and all Judg>sof the Orphans Court wire in] those who are desirous of assisting the sension la»t Tuesday. SAL ,ES party in its efforts in securing the con The Commie* ionera will meet again «ent of capable Democrats to accept the next Tuesday. Out of a store full of saying propositions we mention half-a-dozen offices of Mayor and Comptroller, and The Orphans Court will be in session as special. to serve aa members of the Second again the so ;ond Tuesday in February. Branch of the City Council, and pre i The Count) Commissioners decided senting these names in a body or as an j to purcbasH 20,000 busht Is of shells to SALE OF MENS' LAUNDERED SHIRTS. BED BLANKET & COMFORT SA! -entirety to the Democratic party organ be ussd on the county road known as High grades, made to sell $i, $1.25, and goc. ization of the City t>f Baltimore, as High grade blankets bought to sell at the "Delwaretnd Line'1 road west of the They all go at 6sc. Second lot, worth 75c., suitable candidates for the offices N. Y. P. & N. railroad. Ten thou«and $9. $8, reduced to $6; the $5. $4 50. #4 me .named, and assisting, aa far as in our butfheU or le»s are to be bought and de goes at 49C. Unlaundered shirts for 240 now $3 50 Good Blankets 400, 6sc an power, in having the Democratic con livered before May 1st, 18Ui». The re vention when properly assembled, mainder to b» bought and delivered in ' place these candidates for the various the I all of 1891) and the coring of 1900. j The people of Del mar and vicinity ' SALE OF MENS' UNDERWEAR. MEN'S OVERCOATS, CLOTHING 0ND 41l .. .. -. ,. , Natural Wool, White, Red, and Camel's -v, put the road bed in approved condl- ; Hair May, leaving the regular Democratic tion for «he reception of the shells and | Suits, worth $4, $3.50, and $3, all reduced tO BOYS' SUITS. party organization in the reeptctive to haul and apply them. The shells are , „ 0 . , .. „ , _ ward* to name their candidates for the to be purchased at a price not eiceed- $2.50 buitS that were $2.50, $2. and #1.50 Special lot of overcoats, blue and black: beav Pint Branch of the City Council, be Ing two cent, p^ bushel.^ ! go at $r Elegant suits for 6oc and 75c. er goods in this department must go regard lieving that the presentation to the pub lic of men eminently qualified everyway Unclaimed Letten. less of co^jwe need the space. to fill the positions of Mayor and Comp The following is a list of the letter* troller and members of the Second remaining in the Hallsbury, (Md.) Post SALE OF LADIES' COATS & CAPES. Branch of the City Council would nee- Office, Saturday, January, 28, 1890: Here's your chance to secure the Greatest FURNITURE. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. •eaaarily have its influence upon the Mrs j. n. Jones, M . Einora Morris, Bargain of the year. Just a few left and they We have made sweeping reduction in this voten of the wards in their selection of Mrs. Paul Heath, Mrs. Mollie Kenney, I k i j * candidates for the First Branch of the Mrs. B. J. West. Miw* Cholott Gordy, must be sold> department. Don't fail to get our prices. •Council; and that'on the whole the Miss C. F. Pinkett, Miss Anabell Pit- Democratic party would be able to pre on, MihH Ella Bavin, Mitui Annie Parker. sent a first class ticket in every particu Persons calling for these letters wfll BIRCKHEAD & CAREY, lar, and one that would commapd the please say they are advertised. confidence and; «iffr«gM of a solid E. 8. ADKINB. Postmaster. Main Street; Salisbury, Md. SALISBUEY ADVERTISER, SALISBURY, MD., JAN; «8, 1899. —Married Wednesday 25th at the A De)DaHl»t\e»Nt. M. E. parsonage by Rev. Geo. Wood, Miss Emma Parsons to Mr. -Murray W. Charles H. Meddera will visit Driscoll both of this couniy. On same i bury first Thursday in February. evening at same place MissLillie GilliR Mrs. Selover of Cambridge is visit to Mr. Isaac Wilkins. January! February! ing her parents. Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Mr. Rufus Evans, of Parsonsbnrg, Todd. waa brought to the Peninsula General There will be preaching at Green Hospital Saturday suffering from a Two Months to be Devoted to Hill M. P. church, Sunday January 20, large abscess of the upper jaw bone, ot to Marion Council No. (( 0. D. A. M. four week's standing. Dr. Dick drilled NOTICE I am now ready to receive a hole through the bone and inserted a corporation taxes for 1898. B. H. Par tube, which relieved the pass and the ker, Collector. patient is improving. GREATEST BARGAIN The State Board of Education has Mr. Samuel Tubbs mec with the THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS misfortune decided that the hoard' of county Saturday to get hu hand is due not only to the originality and school commissioners have the sole badly wounded by contact with a cir simplicity of the combination, but also SALE right to appoint assistant teachers. cular saw at Grier Bros machine shop. to the care and skill with which it is The thumb was almost severed and the manufactured by scientific processes That Has Ever Been Known in Salisbury Mrs. S. S. Smyth gave a domino hand was terribly larcerated in several known to tho CALIFORNIA Fio SVRCP party last Friday afternoon. A large places. The wounds were, treated at Co. only, ami wo wish to impress upon company of ladies was entertained. the Peninsula General Hospital. all the importance of purchasing the r No prizes were distributed. true and original remedy. Aa the AT BERGEN'S. Capt J. H. Hayman. of the schoon genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured Rev. L. F. Warner will preach in er Nellie Jackson, arrested William F. by the CALIFORNIA FIG SVBUP Co. Blankets, Flannels, the M. only, a knowledge Comforts, Cotton P. church Sunday. Morning Barkley, Thursday, for having uncull- of that fact will subject, "Some Unsuspected Sins." issist one in avoiding the worthless ed oysters in his possession. He was Flannels, Ladies' Coats and Capes Evening subject, "A Sum in imitations manufactured by other par Spiritual taken before Justice A. Frank ties. ddiiion." Turner, The hiprh standing of the CALI v for trial, when he waived right ofjtrial FORNIA Fm Svurr Co. with tho medi ALL AT HALF PRICE! * An oyster supper and Klondike so by jury, pleaded guilty and was fined ten cal profession, ami the satisfaction cial will be held at the Tabernacle, dollars and costs. * which the ircnuinv Syrup of Figs has Nanticoke. next fiven to minions of families, makes Remnants. Wednesday night Mr. M. O. Adkins, a brother ofJMr. the name of tin; Company a guaranty Remnants. Proceeds for the baneflt of M. E. church E. 8. Adkins, was found dead in bed of the excellence of its remedy. It is Best dark Calico..... -3c of that place. Best i oc Canton Flannel Fridaylmorning at the home of hisfeis- far in advniue of all other laxatives, as it uet-s Best oil red Calico... .3c 2*6 yd wide Sheeting. Rev. J. MoLain Brown and Rev. A. ter Mrs. H. D. Pow^lCin South Salis on 1 nr kidneys, liver and bowels without in-intinj? or weaken Best light Calico...... 3c Yard wide Muslin. . A. Bichell will begin Evangelistic ser bury. Mr. Adkins was subject to epi ing them, ami it ilncs not gripe nor . .3*0 vices in Hebron M. P. church on Sun leptic fits, and it is supposed^ he died nauseate. 1 n order to get its beneficial Best yard Vvide Percale . Best 8c and toe dress day night next January 29. Public in of an attack of that kind. He_was effects, please remember the name of Best vited. about 80 years »old. Funeral'ser the Company — 6c Canton Flannel Ginghams...... Qc Dr. J. McFadden Dick has been vices will be held at the Methodist CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. These are only a small part of our great bargains. Protestant Church confined to his room eeveral days this Sunday morning at BAN FKANCIBOO. OaL These goods are all new from the jnills, no old stock, and week suffering from blood poisoning, 11 o'clock, and interment will follow, LACIRVIM.E. K,. NKW TORE. IT. T. you get what we advertise. contracted while he was making the in Parsons cemetery. autopsy on the late George Phillips. The teachers of Salisbury High REMEMBER ! Eider S. H. Durand is expected to School are arranging a public enter GET AHEAD , preach in the O. S. Baptist tainment to be given in Ulman's Grand OF TIME Meeting AND BUY A NEW 1899 MODEL this is no humbug sale, but everything in the store will House in Salisbury, Sunday morning Opera House. The proceeds are to es be sold regardless of cost. Look for our large hand bills at 10.80 and Sunday evening at 7.80. tablish a laboratory, an adjunct to (our thin Saturday afternoon at usual school work much needed. As this it a and prices. OPEN AT NIGHT. most worthy object, and as everyone takes an interest in public education r. 7- 3* Huffington will sell next it is hoped that our efforts will be liberal yednesdnyltt his home on the Huffing- ly patronized. The entertainment"!will Bicycle the best wheel made for the THE PRICE CUTTER. : garni Feb. 1; beginning at 10 a. m. money. I will offer this wheel for the consist of fancy ;mat ches.'drilla.iBongB, BERGEN all hie personal estate, consisting of next 80 days at $40.00. Wheel fully etc. by about eighty stock, farming implemtnte, household of the pupils, in guaranteed. addition to a T. BYBD LANLFOEU. J and kitchen furniture. drama by some of^Balh- bury's best dramatic talent. The position of general manager of the B. C. & A. Railway, recently re signed by Willard Thompson, has been ©OR ANNUftL abolished. The position of superintend la Olden Tines Stockholders Meeting. ent may be created at the next meeting People overlooked the importance The Salisbury Telephone Company's of the executive committee of the road. permanently beneficial effects and were regular annual meeting will be held iu satisfied with transient action; but now W. B. Miller's office, Graham Building, A "Hit or Miss" social will be held that it is generally known that Syrup at Mt Pleasant, M. P. church Tuesday of Fins will permanently overcome ha at 7.80 p. m. Tuesday, February 7, 1899, January vaie January 29th, at 7.80 p. m. Admission bitual constipation, well informed peo for the purpose of receiving annual re pie will not buy other laxatives, which ports and electing of directors for the Ladles 13 pennies, Gents 11 pennies, act for a timr, but finally injure th is now on. and will continue tor a short time only. This is a children 5 pennies 4880 days old. If system. Buy the genuine, made b; ensuing year, the weather is bad, postponed until the California Fig Syrup Co. W. B. MILLER, Sec. anil Trea«. Genuine January Sale and is augmented this year by the fact next clear night that in February we will renovate our store and must reduce A mirpriBe party was given Miss j our stock for this occasion. We give a few of our leaders. Neville of Portsmouth, at the home of Mrs. Annie T. Wailes last Monday Woolen Dress Goods. Children's Hose. evening. Among the pastimes indulg- j All our 76 cent Dress Goods, now 50C Children's Black Hose, 3c in y»s a "cake walk." Miss Mary All our 50 and 00 cent Dress Goods 31c Children's 16c Black Hose, now He artil Dr. S. A. Graham took the All our 40 and 60 cent Dretw Goods 25c Children 'd 25c Black Hose, now 19C ] for fancy walking. All our 25 and 80 cent Dress Goods I9c Boy's 25c heavy Bicycle Hose, 13C All our 20 cent Dress Goods, now I2C jrtRBes Wailes entertained the LACY THOROU6HBOOD Hen's Half -Hose. 'Whist Club Thursday evening. Miss Light and Dark Calicos. 15 and 20c black and fancy $ hose He Neville of Portsmouth, who is their represents the Best Steam Laundry in Light and dark calicos, 6 and 0 cent 25 and 80o black and fancy i hose 19c guest asHMted them in receiving. In the State quality—not remnants, now at 3c the party.which numbered over thirty, of Maryland, Ladies' Hose. were several of the young married Wrapper Flannel. Ladies' Black Hose, were 25c, now 15c people. All-wool 80c wrapper flannels, 18c Ladies' Green and Plumb, 35c, now ISc All wool IBc wrapper flannels, now lOc Ladies' Tan Hose, were 20c, now 10C ~* Card* are out announcing the mar THE SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY, Ladies' Black Hone, were lOc, now 7C riage of Mr.,O. \V. D. Waller of this Bed Blankets. city to Mint* Carolyne Clyde Crosby, GREEN AND FAYETTE STS., Our stock of blankets consisting of out next week for prices on Wedneiiday evening February 8th. The over 800 pairtt will be sold at 6reatly other goods as we will have something ceremony will be performed at the BALTIHORE, MD. Reduced Prices. new for you iu the next issue. home of'tlu- bride's parents, 1628 Hunt ingdon Btreet, Philadelphia. Dr. iunl Mrs. Neylor entertained a The basket leaves Salisbury every GREATEST SALE large party of friends last Monday OF THE ENTIRE YEAR evening, >" honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Tuesday at 1 o'clock, and arrives for Cannon, who left Wednesday for their distribution every Saturday morning. new iome »n Blaokstone, Va. The borne residence was brightly il- Bring in your collars, cuffs, MUSLINS. uimited. Refreshments were served and shirts, it 10.89 o'clock. ote prices: These are all new goods, direct from the mills Mr. und Mrs. Irving Powell were in original packages, guaranteed first-class. en a surprise party by their friendi ('ollurs, 2 cents each. New Shirts, 12 cents. iohday evening. The party met Cuffs, 2 cents each. Night Shirts, 10 to 15c. i Fruit of the Loom Muslin, 5ic. e home of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Dor- Uoll & Cape Collars, 3c each. White Vests, 25 cents. und from there they went in a [Main Shirts, 10 coats. Handkerchiefs, 3 cents. \ Androscoggin, 5c. to the home of Mr. and Mrs. I'll. Hos. Shirts, 10 cents. Silk Handkerchiefs, 5c. Powell, on Hroad street Pride of the West, 8£c. Shirts with Collars, 12 lc. Neckties, 5 to 10 cents. ! 4-4 Bleached Muslin, 4c. At the meeting of stockholders of Open Front Shirts, 10 cents. Undershirts, 8 cents. the Delaware and Chesapeake Railway ! Unbleached Muslin, 3io. held in Easton last Thursday it - Ladies' Shirt Waists, 15c up. Drawers, 8 cents. unanimously voted »o merge this cor Negligee Shirts, 10 cents. Socks, 4 cents per pair. 4-4 Unbleached Muslin, 4, 4i, 4i, 5c. poration into that of the Delaware Hoys' Waists. 12ic each. Railroad Company. This action doe. I Sheeting, 11 to 2Oc. aw»y with the board of directors of the Delaware and Chesapeake your eye on this space next week. The val Mr Horace VenableB wan assault ues we will offer will be worth looking after. ed by B vicious bull ft < * td«7« .go Lacy Thoroughgood, and had a narrow eecape with hie life The bull was in a stall on Mr. Venablee The Fair-Dealing Clothier, Mr. Ven «arm near Mardela Spring*. "» SALISBURY, MD. R. E. POWELL A CO., an«glyg««h in hi. Main St. SALISBURY, Md. IChuroh St. thigh. ADVBBTISEfi, SAJJSBUKY, MD., JAN. 28, 1809. on the human eye. A young UEtiS A'NNK'B RAILROAD ( STRIKING DOWN SIN. there is n mark for thee 1 Up with it intc T __ t I "by and said: "How easily the light! Before those little fept stum night its day, and every gloom its glow, Time tattle in effect Nov. 2i\$98. yon do that. It don't seem to cause yon ble on life's pathway, give them rest. and every bitter now its sweet hereaft JSA8T B00ND T»AIJSS.\ \ GENIUS NOT NECESSARY TO COMBA1 any trouble at all." "Ah." said the er 1 If you have been on the sea, yon . Leave fa.m. fo.m. *, \ Here is an aged man. He has dene Baltimore, Pier »X.. 8 uo 8 ai \ POWERS OF EVIL. old oculist, "it is very easy now, bnt I his work. He has done it gloriously. know, as the ship passes in the night, Queenstown...... ar. H bo (I 15 spoiled a hatful of eyes to learn that." there is a phosphorescent track left be ttu«eiiHto u...... IV..H in tf -26 The companions of his youth all gone, BUiomlngdale...... U 10 u 81 •ev. Dr. Talaiaae AdtuonUhn t'* to Be not surprised if it takes some prac his children dead, he longs to be at rest, hind it, and as tho waters roll up they Wy e Ml 1 l» ...... V *» 0X8 Peraevev* In Doln* Good — Ferae, tice before we can help men to moral toss with unimaginable splendor. Well, Wllloukhby ...... 9 80 a 44 eyesight and bring them to a vision of and wearily the days and the nights across this great ocean of human trouble I). & (J. Junction...... A6 61 vere In the Face of Failure— Knthn- pass. He says, "Come, Lord Jesus, uuuen Anne...... 9 43 « 58 ••••m "Will Overcome Dtflloaltlea. the cross. Left handed men. to the Jesus walks. Oh, that in the phos II lllsborj...... come quickly." Oh, death, there is a Downes...... 9 60 6 159 work I Take the gospel for : ' I ng and phorescent track of his feet we might •luckulioe...... 9 M ICopyrlsht, 1899, by American Press Asso smooth mark for thee! Take from him the- stafl 7 02 ciation.] faith and repentance for and give him the scepter. Up with him all follow nnd bo illumined. Dentou...... in tO 7 07 stone from the brook. TaL." s-.iro aim, There was a gentleman in a rail cai HobbH...... :...... 10 15 7 16 WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. From a scene ivirt Goli- into the light, where eyes never grow Hlcknmn...... lu V8 7 !9t in ancient story Dr. Talmage, in thu God direct the weapon, 'and dim, and tin* hair whitens not through who saw in that same car three passen AdaniHVllle...... lu 27 7 27 aths will tumble before yon. gers of very different circumstances. Blttticlmrd...... 10 3.J 7 HI discourse, draws lessons as appropriate When Garibaldi was going ont to the long years of eternity. Ah, death Greenwood...... BIO 40 B7 87 for this time as they were appropriate: will not do that! Death turns back from The first wns a maniac. Ho was care OWellK...... 10 f 5 7 44 battle, he told his troops what he want fully .guarded by his attendants. His OHKley...... 11 Oi 7 44 for the time when the event occurred tho straw bed, and from the aged.man Kllendule...... I'll li 7 M many centuries ago; text, Judges iii, ed them to do, and after he bad de ready for the skies, and comes to the mind, like n ship dismasted, was beat Wolfo...... 11 !M 8 Ort scribed what he wanted them to do they ing against a dark, desolate coast, from Mlir»i>...... ;...... 11 SO H 11 15, "Bnt when the children of Israel summer house. What doest thou here, Whlteauorn,...... !! 3H 8 1» cried nnto' the Lord the Lord raised said, "Well, general, what ore you go thon bony, ghastly monster, amid this which no help could come. Tho train Overbrook...... U 41 822 ing to give us for all this?" "Well." stopped, and tho man wns taken ont Greeiihill...... 11 45 82" them np a deliverer, Ehud, the son of waving grass and nnder this sunlight LeweH...... U 60 b 10 Gera, a Benjamite, a man left banded, he replied, "I don't know what else sifting through the tree branches ? Chil into the asylum, to waste away perhaps and by him the children of Israel sent n you will get, but you will get hunger dren are at play. How quickly their through years of gloom. The second WEST BOUND THAI?.-. present nnto Eglon, the king of Moub." and cold and wounds and death. How feet go nnd their locks toss in the wind. passenger was a culprit. The outraged Leave ta.ni. fp.ni. do you like it?" His men stood before Father nnd mother stand at the side of law had seized on him. As tho cars Lewe< ...... 8 Ehnd was a ruler in Israel. He wat him for a little while in silence, and Oreuiihlll...... tt 61) 2H.> Wt handed, and, what was peculiar the room looking en, enjoying their jolted the chains rattled. On his face ovurtiiook...... 7 t« 240 then they threw up thoir hands and glee. It docs not seem possible that the wero crime, depravity nnd dwiMiir. Tho Whltesboro...... 7 n 2 4i about the tribe of Benjamin, to which cried: "We are the men! We are the Mlllon...... 7 12 2.SI wolf should ever break into that fold train halted, and he was taken out to Wolfe...... 7 17 he belonged, there were in it 700 left men!" Tho Lord Jesus Christ calls you the penitentiary, to which 1m li::ii been 2 6H handed men, and yet so dexterous bad and carry off n lamb. Meanwhile an KlIendHle ...... C7 *» H 12 to his service. I do not promise you an old archer stands looking through the condemned. There was tho third pas C Hklt-y...... 7 40 8 20 they all become in tho use of the left easy time in this world. Yon may havo senger, under far different circum OweiiH...... 74i 3 2o hand that the Bible nays they could thicket. Ke points his arrow ut the Greenwood...... 7 52 It! 4S persecutions and trials and misrepre brightest of the group. He is a sure stances. Sho was a bride. Every hour Hlunctmrd...... 7 n» :l M ling stones at a hairbreadth and not sentations, but afterward there comes was gay as a marriage bell. Life glit AdiiniKvllte...... 8 Oi 8 5S miss. Well, there was a kin:? by the marksrfmn. The bow bends, the arrow Hlrkmuu...... H 00 4 IM an eternal weight of glory, and you can speeds. Hush now. The quick feet have tered and beckoned. Her companion HobbH...... 8 14 4 IS name of Eglon, who wns an oppressor bear the wounds, and the bruises, and was taking her to Ins father's house. Deuton ...... H 22 4 Ml of Israel. He imposed upon them a stopped, and tho locks toss no more in Tuokahoe...... 8 28 4 87 tho misrepresentations, if yon can have the wind.' Laughter has gone ont of tho Tho train halted. The old man was Downes...... » 81 440 most outrageous tax. Ehud, the man of the reward afterward. Have you not Hlllnboro...... whom I first spoke, had a divine com hall. Death in the summer house! there to welcome her to her new home, Quten A line...... 8 37 4 40 enough enthusiasm to cry ont: "We are and his white lochs snowed down upon 1). & I*. Junction-...AS !W mission to destroy that oppressor. He the men! We arc the men!" Hero is a father in inidlife. His com her ns he sealed his word with n father's Wlllou -hby...... 8 4> 601 came, pretending that he was going to ing home at night is the signal for Wye Mills...... 8 6> 517 I learn also from this subject the kiss. Quickly we fly toward eternity. nioomlngdale...... s C>7 n!» pay the tax, and asked to see King mirth. The children rush to the door, Queenstown...... 0 0.2 R Hi Eglon. He was told he was in the sum danger of worldly elevation. This Eglon nnd there are books on the evening We will soon bo there. Some leave this Quct'UKtowii...... Iv. 9 In 7 I'O was what the world called n great man. life condemned culprits, and they refuse Baltimore, Pier 9J4..I1 65 96T) mer house, the place to which tho king stand, and the hours pass away on glad t PHily except Hundny. retired when it was too hot to sit in the There were hundreds of people- who feet. There is nothing wanting in that a pardon. Oh, may it be with ns that would have considered it the greatest leaving this fleeting life for the next we palace. This summer honse was a place home. Ruligion is there and sacrifices CONNEXIONS "A" ronneel* at Queen surrounded by flowers and trees and honor of their life just to have him on tho altar'morning and night. Yon may find our Father ready to greet us Anue with Uiu Delaware A Chesxpeake K'y. springing fountains and warbling birds. npeak to them, yet although he is so look in that household and say: "I can to our new home with him forever. "B" winnecU »t Gre RAJ*DMA'8 FRIED CAKE. "Yon laugh 1 Doe* your now chanoe •em and to be Roman?" German science announces that every "Or Carthaginian? I don't know. I thing needed to make a man weigh 150 will not engage to say." ponnds can be found in the whites and For a sweet eonl bud to ha8ten to where "I accept the consequences of the fa- yolks of 1.200 hens' eggs. Reduced to a grandma likea to make »or I entreat. With that mouth, with fluid the average man would yield 08 Just the plumpest, those eyes, that incomparable form, I cnbic meters of illuminating gas and Tooth doligbtlnp, permit you to be flat nosed or-long hydrogen enough to fill a'balloon ca .. Sugar coated Fried cake. nosed." ' pable of lifting ir>,r> ponnds. Tho normal "Yon are impudent." human body ban in it tho iron needed Oh. the prairie hawk Is flying far beyond our visual sense I . "No, I nni not. -Reveal yourself." to make seven large nails, tho fat for 14 Oh, the beauteous colors dying just before »tar "Rash man!"- pounds of candles, the carbon for 00 firmaments! "Will yon oblige me to go upon my grass of crayons and phosphorus enough Oh, tlio bloom and bliss of boyhood, when the knees? Will yon expose me as the laugh for 820,000 matches. Out of it ctfn be The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been RrandmoH like to ninko Just the plumpest, ing stock of the company?" obtained besides 20 coffeeapoonfuls of in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of Tooth delighting, "Enough. As yon will. Yon are salt, 50 lumps of sugar and 42 liters ot > and lias been made under his per a Sugar coated Fried cake. bout to Bee me with the mask off. But sonal supervision since its Infancy. shall open Allow no one to deceive you in this. Oh, the rainbow days are passing, and a prai let it not be my hand that rie rise or scar Pandora's box. Receive through your Clnaa of lIHMVa Yell. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex Seem to me directly under our dear Father's own the punishment for yonr foolish periments that trifle with and endanger the health of brightest star! impatience." The pharmacy juniors don't seem to Oh, tho lovo light that has faded! Oh, the man know their class yell. I give it again Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. sometimes does ache "Perdition take the knotl I can't un for tho benefit of those who don't know .For the plumpest, tie it. Ah, my knife that is it! it, and now "let's got a inovo on us" Tooth delighting, Beanti" Sugar coated and let the seniors hear our yell once What is CASTOR IA -«*" ' I could not finish the word, such was - Fried cake. my surprise, amazement, terror. What anyhow: Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops -Edward 8. Peteraon In What to Eat. PhysostiRmn vontmasmnl a nosel What a uosel Oh, what a nose I PhilocnrpUH ntxlulosmn! and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It I would not have believed that nature Btaphisagriii, bcrifmnotl contains neither Opium, Morphine nOr other Narcotic STORY OF A NOSE. was capable of arriving at such a degree Pharmacy, pharmacy! substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms of pleonasm, hyperbole, amplification. Naughty naught I Pnrdne University Exponent. and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind fnror that Gyrano's nose baa The sonnet of Quevedo, "Erase nnhom- Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation bre a una nariz pegado," (There was a tmVie in two continents makes timely The Knl*er'« »it. and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the the question, How wonld a play torn- man attached to H none), would be poor and colorless to paint it. This was no An Italian journal says that the Ger Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. ing npon a fascinating woman with a man emperor will during 'the winter bnlbons tnrnip nose be received? It human nose. It was a beet root, a cor The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend. doubtless wonld be at once doomed to nerstone, an Egyptian pyramid. If it take a short holiday in Rome, where he is just to condemn everything unseason will give a grand oostnme ball at the disaster. The question of snob a pro German embassy. This wonld add one GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS boscis npon a woman is wittily handled able, everything exaggerated, why is it that a law is not given against the ex more costume to those in the kaiser's in the sparkling little translation from collection, for the dresses are to be those Bears the Signature of the Spanish which we print herewith. aggc.ration of noses? In the midst of the horror whiph this of the Roman empire. The embassy is It ia reminiscent of the anecdote which being restored, and the paintings in the is told of Arago, the famous French mournful discovery caused me I wanted to withdraw myself from the large principal room will cost, it is said, not scientist, who was gifted by Providence than £8.000. with n great brain and n mighty nose. nosed mountain girl without incurring During carnival time when in 'Paris a rude remark from her. I made incred ible efforts toward some expression of Society. in the old days all sorts of pranks and "What do thrvo hero anarchists curious costumes were permitted Ara gallantry. Impossible. If I could have had a mirror before me, I am sure I want?" asked Mr. Oilrox. "Todo away go found himself in an omnibus oppo with the rich 7" site n mother and Jber infant child. At must have seen a foolish face . The Kind You Have Always Bought "More than that," said his gncst. sight of Arago's exYraordinary beak the Fortnnately for me, tho *>onntnin girl who doubtless had learned to re "They would do away with society." In Use For Over 3O Years. infant set up a dismal wail. The moth "I don't know," w\id Mr. Oilrox, uft- sign herself to her deformity, likewise ______TMC O«NT«U« OOmr*H1. TT MU«B»T «TmCT. MCW VOIIK OITV. er at first attempted to quiet the terri er a cautious glance to s*'i- if his wife fied infant, bnt, failing, took courage to all its effects laughed quite good hnmoredly, whether at my conflict or were in, hearing, "but what I'm with in her two bauds, as the French say, "em." Cincinnati Enquirer. at once impulsively exclaimed to at herself I did not know. This gave go, "Oh, monsieur, I beg of you to me courage to rise, under the pretext of CTBW YORK, PHILA. * NORFOLK K. ALTIMORE, OHB8A.PB/UCB A ATL.iV yonr nose I" The irritated going to greet a friend. And, witbont Fooled the TIC RAILWAY COMPANY i obliged to explain that his daring to look at her again, I took my The agent of an express company in "OAF* CHARLES ROUTE.' of Baltimore. leave with a formal "Farewell, senori- B i vrus lift a carnival nose, bnt that ta." HnntiuKton. lud., is a canny individual. Steamer oonneolloni between Pier 4 Light SI Reasoning tnat money in a safe is in Tine Table In Efltot July 21, 1898 Wharf, Baltimore, and the railway there. The incident in this division at Clalborne. litUe translation suggests the Arago Shame gave wings to my fuet; wrath danger of being stolen by burglars, it SOUTH BOUND TRAIKB. RAILWAY DIVISION. anecdote. __ blinded me; the ground failed me in has been his custom to take it ont of MO.VT No.ei NO. NO.U Time-table In effect Sept. IV, 1898, my flight. I stumbled over furniture, the,office safe every night and bring it leave p.m. p.m. H. m. a.m. Eait Boanfl. ia it possible New York...... H 00 1 00 8 10 tMali I Ex. tEx. (MIX. "My little masquerader, against persons, over myself, and would home with him, so when burglars ac WaBhlngton...... 6 60 13 46 8 (M ' a.m. p.m p.m. that I am not to see yonr face?" have walked home without waiting for tually did break open the safe the other Baltimore...... 7 64 8 (W 8 SB 9 16 Baltimore...... IT 4 10 8 00 "It cannot be. The desire of gratify miftdelphte(lv...... ll 10 8 4« 734 In au Jlaiborne...... V 4\ 7 88 6 35 the coach or to get my overcoat. I flew, night they didn't get a cent Wllmltifton...... !! 66 4 27 8 18 11 04 McDanlelm...... 9 49 7 40 « 80 ing yon counsels me to keep the mask then, to the refreshment room, took p. m. a. m. a. m. a. m. Sarperi...... 9 68 7 44 6 84 8 W on." 8U Mlohaell...... U 68 7 M) 6 40 Kit possession of a table, snatched up the Rlver»lde.-...._.JO ui 7 (8 6 48 8M "Yonr conversation charms me and bill of fare, asked what they could ». III. P. lU. a. 01. p. IU. Royal Oak...... lo 05 7 J>8 048 Oelraar ...... * 65 i 84 11)17 161 Klrkham...... lo ug H 03 « 63 every word increases my impatience to bring me the quickest. I ate, now, not CTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED every HalUbury...... Hit) 744 11 40 it 03 Bloomnold...... _.10 18 8 07 6 67 know you." with appetite, bnt furiously, frpm fonr A where for "The story of the Philippine" Krultlaud...... 7 60 13 01 (Carton ...... 10 33 8 16 7 08 by Mural Mainland, commissioned by the Eden...... HOI IX 00 Turner's...... "Didyou not call me the sweet ob different plates, and they were about Government HX official historian to Ihe War »0» U 11 Iielhl«henj...M....10 87 8 81 7 31 ject of your inspiration? While I remain to bring me the fifth, when I beheld Department. The book wan written In army Jrluoe*i Anne..... AM H 14 ID W 224 Preston...... 10 44 8 88 7 3t> ramp at Man Francisco, «n the Hut'1 lie with Klng'iCreek...... 8W 820 in 80 Llnonetter...... In 46 8 40 7 80 concealed I am sure of hearing flatter seated in front of me divine justice I (ienural Mcrrltl. In Ihe Honpltal" at Hono Jo«t«u...... 886 1366 Ell wood...... ,.1U 4« 842 7 83 ion ing expressions from your mouth, to the same mountain girl, or, rather, I lulu. In Hong Kong, In American treuchpa Pooomoke...... _48 4V 8 4(> I 00 346 H nrlocki...... 10 6H 810 740 12 » at Mnn 11 la, In the Inxurftent camp* with KnnalU...... _JO 68 which I am not accustomed perhaps. If should say, the same nose which had Agulnaldo. on the deck of IhcOlymphlrt with Tuley ...... 4 «B 8 S7 12 M Dewey. and In the roar <>f Hie battle nl the Eaitvllle...... 6 88 4 hi Rhodesdale...... !! 08 8 67 7 47 13 « I remove this protecting crape from my horrified me nhortly before. My first (all of Manilla. Bonanza foraRpnui. Brimful Cherlt-on...... 6 46 4 41 Heed's Grove...... 11 on tf u* 7 63 face, then farewell to illusion!" impulse was to rise and run, bnt the of original pic-lures taken liy government Cape Cbarle*, (air. ft 66 4 DO Vienna...... 11 16 V 09 7 68 photographer* on tho nrxn, I take, will eolBtlon of *nr cterttiflo Journal. Terms, t under full oharg* and left wing and center, did their ear t four roontbt, f L Bold by all urBfuluess and in a novel way urges Cuba and Porto Rico and the Philip improve 3-. ur couipKxion aud i be potting forth of more energy in work bravely and left 36,000 of the rciif-vo j-ou <-f those low spirits, ,\ pines we make a declination that will Lord's enemies dead on the field, and tight directions; text, II Samuel xviii, be disastrous to our nation, and other sV-eplt-s-s ni&hts, $iik headache, 8, "Thou art worth 10,000 of us." many of the survivors got entangled in cosliv. ness and biliousness. nations will take control of those ar the woods of Ephraim and mixed up in One of the feoit wondrous characters chipelagoes and rule them, and perhaps W. J. QILMORE CO. Ihe bushes and stumbled over the „ _ . „ PITTSJSJURO, PA. of bis time was David. A red haired boy, to our humiliation and destruction. Tbe At all Druggists, 25c. SALES 12000 IN 1898. be could shepherd a flock or oarry "ten stumps of trees and fell into bogs and other theory is that if we take posaea- were devoured of wild beasts which loaves and ten slices of milk cheese to sion of those once Spanish colonies we Cut this out for Future Reference. bis brothers in the regiment," or with seized them in tbe thickets. But David invite foreign interference and enter did his work at borne. We all hneza Buy Your latbern thong, stone loaded, bring down upon a career tbat will finally be the n giant whose for heroes who bave been in battle and armor weighed two hun demolition of this government. Both on their return what processions we dredweight of* metal, or cause a lion positions ore immeasurable mistakes. form and what triumphal arches we HORSES which roared at him in rage to roar with God has set apart tbis continent for ipring and what banquets we spread in as be flung it, dying, to the roadside, q free government and the triumphs of ud what garlands we wreathe and At KING'S MARYLAND SALE BARN. conld marshal a host, or role an em- Christianity, and we may take either I or thumb a harp so skillfully that the first or the seoond conrae without what orations we deliver and what bells AUCTION SALES ft cored Saul's dementia a harp from ruin. We may say to those islands: we ring and what cannonades we flrel Monday, Wednesday, and Friday whose strings-dripped pastorals, elegies, "We do not want yon, but we have set But do we do justice to the stay at ThnmKliitm Mit* Yeiir. We di-Hl In nil klud*, from the very txwl to ilia veiry ebftvpent, *w lyrics, triumphal marches, benedictions. yon free. Now stay free, while we see homes? David, who was worth 10,000 HK\I>..fH rnw. Mures an