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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-05-26
MARRIED..

NJ oORE-PRSoR.-nn May 18th, 1882, at
the Elktou NJ. +. Parsonage, by Rev. &. i.
Sheppard, Robert f. Moore t" Mrs. Emma
Pryor, both of this county.
WIER-H ARRIS.-On May 18th, 1883, by
Rev 5. 4. Gayley, George +. Wier to Lizzie
+. Harris, both of Woodllwn, this county.
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Children's and Misses Trimmed
Hats, ready to put on, for $3.50, SITS
and s., and upwards. These come from
our own work rooms.
Ladies' Rough and Ready Bonnets
and Hats, all colors and black for CSC.
173 dozen sprays of fine flowers at
25c. spray, for millinery and corsage.
These are about half price.
There is new counter for and
I2c. Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons, of
which we have all Colors.
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THE trouble with cremation is that it.
preceptors can't set the example till they
die. If they could only be incinerated
first, and talk afterward, they would have
better chance. They will win in the
end, though.
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Linen Sheetings, I-2 yds. wide,
value 9oc., now 65c, value sI.oo, now
75c. value SI.2o, now S5c.
45-inch Pillow Linen, 81 I-2c.
54inch Pillow Linen, soc.
4o-lnch Butchers Linen, 22C.
"A Drawer Linen. IS, %, IS, IS,
and SIC.
Fine Cream Damask, SI.25; re-
duced to 81.
Table Cloths, 1-2 2I-2, 2I-2
5, IL Nl I-2, I-2 5 yards.
y Towel, % y 45 inches, weigh half
4 pound, sc.
! y Damask Towel, 25N4 inches,
! good and heavy, price now at first hands,
81 I-2C. !; Our price SIC.
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BENJAMIN FRANKLISs saying, eve
must all hang together, or else we shall
hang separately" is about the only con
ISOLATION o Donovan Rosa can send to his
conspirator friends in Ireland.
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Ex-senator Bruce, Of Mississippi, says
the successful future of the colored race
is assured. Negro dudes in the large
Southern cities are as plentiful as the
white species on Fifth avenue.
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THE indifference concerning jefferson
Davis serious illness must convince him
that no great sorrow will be evinced at
his death, even in the South.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-05-26

WALTER EVANS, Esq, of Louisville,
KY, was appointed by the President, on
Monday last, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue.
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MOfherS Should Know il

Fretful babies cannot help disturbing
every body. and mothers should know how
soothing Parker's Ginger Tonic is. 1t
stops babies pains, makes. them healthy,
relieves their own anxiety and is safe to
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NOTICE..
500 LITTLE CHICKENS WANTED
To Raise BY Artificial Means.

I'M or before the 18th of Sixth month,
" will pay go cents per Dozen for chickens
from one to four days old, delivered at my resi-
dence, one-half mile south OF Coora Station.
Those proposing to set eggs for will please
address me- and state what number they will be
able to supply. ELWOOD BALDERSTON,
Colora. Cecil county, Md
N. BAH kinds of Produce bought or sold on
Commission.
Philadelphia address-Stalls 50 and 90 Central
Market 18th and Market street.
Nav l9-2w
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ONLY three men who served as Gov
errors during the war are now alive
Curtin, of Pennsylvania; Sprague, of
Rhode Island, and Kirkwood, of Iowa.
All of the gentlemen named were pres
ent at the Altoona conference. By the
way, is it not time that the inside
history of the conference was made
public
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! Ladies English Solid-color Brilliant Isle
Hose, soc.
Ladies' Colored Hose, IL I2o., hitherto
CSC.
Ladies' Long Ralbrggan, French foot,
2oc.. hitherto SIC.
Ladies' Fancy Hose, fifty cent quality
for CSC.
Mems full regular made, (German)
1 Brown, mixed, IL I-2c
/ Mems English Striped, full, regular made
4 ISC.
& Children's full regular made, at IS, 90,
80, $50, worth double.
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TABoR's last sensation is a $500 coffin.
1t was for his mother-in-law There was
Y graceful suggestion in the act.
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The new Waukenphast Shoe is
about the best thing yet that has been
considered. Only frst-cass workmen
can make them, and, as yet, VS. have not
been able to make sufficient quantities
to get the price lower than 81; but this
is a dollar less than, we are told, is asked
elsewhere
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-05-26

Two more cyclones in Texas and Ne
braska, prevent life from becoming mo-
notonous in those sections.
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\ magnificent lot of newly import,
ed LYONS Black Grenadines, warranted
all silk. The designs are rich and beau
tiful Two qualities, 5I.25 and $50
which is said to be less than half of the
cost of importation. Before the goods
reached the counters twenty dresses were
sold by the sample piece that customers
saw in passing, We have some other
Black Goods at half price.
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15yard lengths of Summer Silks, s.
to Csc.
Glace Changeable Silks, CSC.
New India Silks, black grounds,
small white figures, very handsome at
SI5o.
a fair Black Silk is going now for
$50, and quite good one for Dollar.
If you will pay SI.5o, we have
quality Of the Bellon make that we re-
commend, and will ask you to recon-
mend after wearing it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-05-26

AN exchange irreverently suggests that
Mr.. Watterson's platform is "poker for
revenue only
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+ -Four styles Gentlemen's Suspender, made
i in our work rooms at Oak Hall,
4 Is IS, 40 and soc.
\ Balbriggan Underwear, 81 l2c. used to
Z be soc. Good Night Shirt, 75c.
Z
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IT'S REGULAR CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS
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MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED GRATul-
rouSLY. OBITUARIES WILL BE CHARGED HALF THE
USUAL RATE OF TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER.
Local matt Ten cents fne for single inse,
taOn.
IfanSienfrE:t- Eight cents line for one ana
so@r cents line for erery additional insertion.
One inch Of space counted as Treire lines one
column, Five Dollars per inch, one year.
Four changes aHo,ced to yearly advertisers 1cithou
additional charge.
The circulation OF The Wing being among the
most intelligent classes Of Cecil county and the
adjoining counties of Maryland, Pennsylvania ana
Dela'care, its proprietor confidently recommends il
TO Business Men most desirable medium TO,
remuneratipe advertising.
To maintain its high standard as family Journal
no offensive or Objectionable advertisements tcH b,
admitted into IFS columns at any price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-05-26

Some lots of Buttons and Dress
Trimmings at nominal prices as long as
they last. New importations of Paris
Buttons open.
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Col. lNGERsOLL names the first week
in June as the probable time when the
Star Route case will be given to the jury,
and if it takes as long time proportion
ately to reach verdict as it has to per-
form other parts of the trial, the case
will not be completed until midsummer.
Long trials are becoming a great dis
grace to this country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-05-26

Snow fell At Toledo, Ohio, to the depth
of about three inches.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-05-26

JUDAH p. BENJAMIN, ex-Attorney-
General and ex-Secretary of State of tn
Confederacy, does not take hopeful
view of affairs in America. He says the
Union will some day fall apart from its
own inherent weakness. Perhaps Mr..
Benjamin is thinking of the day when
Denis Kearney shall be President. There
is as much danger of the one as the
other.
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T|'t Qteil 11h'e.
ELKTON, MAY &c, 1888.

The Illinois Legislature puts whiskey
licenses at $500. The higher the better
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CONGRESSMAN BCTTERwoRrH says
John Sherman is the best man the Re
publicans could nominate for Governor of
Ohio. Sherman admits it. But Sher
man wants to know how long it will take
him to march from the Capitol of his
State to the White House. Answers to
this query may also be addressed to
Benjamin f. Butler Massachusetts and
Grover Cleveland New York.
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ACuEI. L MICAIIEN

The meas ure OF lfes term IL more than filled:
Our Father yivcth His beloved sleep;
And knowing that all grief and pain are stilled
We who remain have little cause to weep.
A wife. a mother. gentle, kind and true
Has passed through portals lost to human ken:
psalm vi life which melodies Undue
Has hreathed at last its iutnite Amen. !. NJ.
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ID ED.

HALL.-On May 10, 1855, at Topeka,
Kansas, l. Parker Hall, formerly of Brick
Hill, Cecil county, Md.
MCCAULEY.-In New York City, on Mon
day, May list, 1888, Rachel Beard Me-
CauIey, widow of Daniel Mccauley, form
~ OF this county, i'll the 10Th year of her
age Interment at Elkton on Wednesday,
MAY I'D.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-05-26

!, The Madras, Nottingham, Antique,
4 and Iamboured Curtains are in usual
q abundance.
4 Furniture coverings begin at L. I-2c.
!! 4 yard, and some of our Cretonne are
Il the cheapest we ever had.
4 Handsome Antique Curtains, $3.50
& per pair.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-05-26

THE sale of a herd of sixty-one cattle
for an average of Sill 46 each is a re-
markable event, and an unmstakable
indication of the truth to which reference
was recently made in these columns,
that although the quantity of cattle of
fine cattle in this country has rapidly in
creased during the last ten years, the
demand still exceeds the supply.
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NO PARIS GREEN NEEDED

WE have on hand lot of
w CARBONATE OF LIME,
which will protect the Potato Vines from Bugs.
For sale cheap by DAVIS, KEYS CO,
Nav 26-3w Elkton
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From one of the largest and best
Paris houses We have some splendid lots
of Dress Goods, all told about two
hundred full pieces, that were not ready
for delivery until long after the time, and
on account thereof were reduced twenty
five per cent. all around.
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Where did you get that stylish

Where did you get that stylish
Suit?
81 have been getting my Clothing
lately Of A. c. Yates & Co., Phi|adeI-
phia, near independence Hail, on
Chestnut Street. They are a very
large concern and turn out beautiful
goods, and, what is more, at very low
prices. They will mail you samples
on application and refund the money
on all goods not found satisfactory.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-05-26

The following lots are very desira-
bic:
\ 1o-inch Atwood French Shooda, soc.
A J., inch Atwood French Shooda, 75c.
A ~ inch Atwood Pins Head Check,
OOC.
\ ,1-inch Nuns Yelling (creamS,) $50.
The steady increase of our Dress
Goods Department must be owing to the
constant watch to keep our prices the
lowest. We could not afford to cut of
dress patterns and take them back. as
our rules compel, when Others sold at
lower rates. so we are On the alert all the
time to protect ourselves by marking the
lowest figures going.
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OK tn VOA per day At home Samplesworth
pO W pSU$5 free. Address Sri Nsos n Go.
portlyn nd NJ aius
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4. G. YATES e. co.
Ledger Building, Chestnut & Sixth SITS.
PHILADELPHIA,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


Rebecca :. Holton, George Mcdonald and Hen,
rletta NJ, his wife. Emma Holton. Francis Hvi-
ton. John Holton. Charles A. Holton and Sarah
his wife, James b. HOlton and Emma his wife.
Thomas Holtun and Selma his WIFE, William V.
Il. Holton and Sarah his WIFE, Jesse D. Holtou
and Mary +. his wife. Isaac ). W. Holton and
Alice his wife, Amos Strickland and Sarah his
wife. John K. Hclton and - Holton his wi ie
Benjamin Il. Holton and - Holton his wife
CasSius Hoton and - Holton hi. WIFE Char
lotte Holton, Henry Barr and Sealine +. his
wife. Forrest Holton and Annie ID. his WIFE,
Marion NJ. Holton, William II. Holton, Ella
Hoton, Cecil Holton and James Hoton.
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SUBSCRIPTION, TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE
Six MONTHS, ONE DOLLAR. No SUBSCRIPTION WILL
RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN SIX MONTHS.
rAE osJsoT oE lis PROPRIETOR BEING 10 MAKE
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This makes some famous bargains;
A 41-inch Atwood Illuminated Beige,
45c.
A 43-inch Atwood Crepe Ecis:, SOC.
Far under value,
A 45-inch Cashmere Beige. Coo. Ear
under value.
\ 42inch Atwood Check, soc. Far
under value
\ 4,-inch Atwood Albatross, 0oc. Far
under value.
\ -i,-inch Atwood ilbatro55, 75c. Tar
under value.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28
Correspondence Batfimore Couaty fHi.a.
OATS AND PEAS.
"PLArss Fans" BAL,ruonr cOrxn.

"p,.,xs PAM RuIrvorr CorSr,.D
AnriI oi,b. ISss
Near. Ea,,s,. .-For .ome YEAR I have been
growing the above mentioned crops for feeding
green, and also for curing aud making il into hay
for winter feeding. and 80 pleased am with the
results thcrefrom that I have concluded to give
my plan of growing these crop. for the benefit of
your numerous readers.
Many are reading and some are preparing to
put In crops for ensilaging the coming year, but
before embarking upon some new and untriel
scheme let them set down and carefully consider
the cost and then see IL some Of the old hioned
and useful crops cannot be made to answer every
purpose with little more energy applied In work.
ing the ground mellow and iew.cNtra loads 81
manure used IN putting II In line condition, and
that without changing the general system Of the
farm.
Many farmers have an idea that Il change l. a
benefit, hut from personal experience and from the
lips Of some Of the best farmers of the State have
come to the conclusion tha, what VIC should aim
for l. an established system suited 10 the wants Of
each farmer. and when once adopted should be
strictly followed out. Now for the oats aud peas.
Two years ago 4 sowed aud harvested some 4
acres Of oats cut for hay in the milk which yield.
ed " large wagon loads Of splendid hay but not
having the means Of weighing cannot say how
many tons they were but No estimated rs near a
ne could aiter the NOV settled at 20 tons THIS
nay was led 10 MIX cows and 10 horses u was
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

.e-Thc following letter recently written by the
late venerable Peter Cooper well illustrates the
calibrc Of the man: Mankind will improve and
better their condition just in proportion they
come TO sec, know and andcrsiand that what
man. community. state. or nation soweth. that
must they also reap Somewhere, somehow. and at
some time. and tha, by the operation of reign Of
benefcicni laws. designed in infinite wisdom for
the use and elevation Of mankind Man without
knowledsc Is souics. body: without .cicuce he
is a straying Wanderer. Science is knowledge
demonstrated by the actual experience Of man-
kind. Dewitt Clinton in a momen, Of inspiration
uttered this sentiment: Pleasure is n shadow.
wealth is vanity. power isPageant bu, knowledge
is ccs,atie enjoyment. perennial. unlimited in space
aud infinite in DURATION"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

xs-The Maryland State Temperance Alliance
held a meeting in baltimore the past week aud
much Interest vas manifested in the temperanee
work nov going on in the State. A number Of
speakers addressed the Alliance, among them Prof.
Evans, who has been speaking in Baltimore
county. The latter gentleman, according to our
way Of thinking, wen, entirely out Of his way In
his attack upon Col. Di,sy, Collector Of Internal
Revenue, whom he thought proper to call "a lying
Dit,y." Any man who kaOws Col. Dity mus,
asknowledge that the Professor did hsn gross
injustice In alluding to him In this manner, sad
he should embrace the krst opportunity 60 resraes
the language. II 10 jast sssh uttssaness ~ these
that do the temperanee cause great harm.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT
RETAIL PRICES.

Be.f.-Porierhouse steaks. 90 and 25 cents per
pound; siTloin steaks, u and 20 cents per pound;
rib roasts, 10 and Is cents per pound: chuck
roasts, 10 and " cents per pound round u cents
per pound; corned. 10 and 4? cents per pound /;
soup meats, aud 10 cents per pound beef liver,
5 and 10 cents per pound.
LoIb.-Porequartcrs l2l aud u cents pes
pound; headquarters, u cents per pound chops,
ls aud 20 cents per pound; spring lamb hind.
quarters, ~ 20 Sl.55 f0rcquarteTs 81 2S 10 81 So
MHnoH.-Forequarters. ~ cents per pound /;
hindquarters. Is cents per pound; chops, IS and
~ cents per pound.
Teat.-shonldcrs, i2l and Is cents per pound /:
breast, l2l and Is cents per pound: chops. Is
and 20 cents per pound outlets, 90 and % cents
per pound veal liver. iS cents per pound.
Fork.-Roast, IL cents per pound chops aad
steak, llcenis per pound hams 10 90 q cents per
pound sliced. 25 cents per Ponnd; middling, 10
and Is cents per pound; coTned rib, IL cents per
pound shoulders, - cents per pound sausage
and lard, 10 cents per pound.
'sJefdbte'-Potatocs, 30 and ~ cents per peck:
turnips, - cents per peck; onions, 80 cents per
peek; spinach, 20 to 20 cents per peck celery, $
cents per bunch cabbagcs, ) and 90 cents per
head parsnips. 5 cents per bunch, 25 cents per
peck carrots, ! cents per bunch sprouts. 90 and
20 cents per peck asparagus. ~ 10 60 cents per
bunch eranbeFrics. 10 aud 20 cents per quart /:
systcrpiant', cents per bunch lettuce, > TO 10
cents per head.
fsh.-Pike. p and 50 cents per bunch pan
rock. 25 and 80 cents per bunch boiling rock, 30
cents per pound perch. % and 80 cents per
bunch; Goldfish and haddock. d cents per pound /:
smelts. u, aud IL cents per pound. two pounds
for 70 cents; terrapn 20 cents 10 sI.20 each roo
shad. 80 cts. TO ~ per pair melt shnd. ~ to u
cents each.
G"H'e oHd Fo,ri.Prairic chickens, SIPS and
$3.50 per pair; turkey. - cents per pound /:
chickens, 81 and $l.25 per pair: geese, 81 each.
BHn'r aRf Eggs. Buttcr-Dciawarc print, ~
and 30 cents per pound creamery. 81 cents per
pound roll. 25 to 30 cents per pound. Esgs--
Is and 20 cents per dozen.
FrHif--Apples. 10 to 60 cents per peck: grapes,
Maiagas, % and 20 cents per pound bananas.
30 10 10 cents per dozen oranges, Fioridas.
10 to 20 cents per dolen Messinas. I2i to 2S
cents per dozen; lemons, ~ to - cents per
dozen.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

ef- The new law for ,he adjustment Of salaries
of postasters taken in connection with the forth.
coming reduction in letter postage from . to
cents. will eiee; material change in the pay Of
postma,iefs in all small Offices. as well in the
amount Of revenue derived from such Offices by the
Government. II is estimated that undsr the new
Law and upon the presen, volume OF business. the
aggregate revenue Of the Pos;ofiee Department,
from the sale Of postage stamps Of all kinds will
be reduced 90 per cent. The new law relative to
the salaries and commissions Of postmaster. is
more liberal with those who receive commission
on the cancellations made =, their Office ,h~s ,Ls
old law yet the reduction in the rate Of letter post
age will work a considerable reduction in their
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

Es- The Commissioner Of Pensions at Wash.
ingtOn has issued circular stating that numer-
Gus complaints have reached his Office that un-
scrupulous persons are travelling throughout tho
country claiming that they authorized 10 rep
resent the Commissioner Of Pensions. and upon
this and various other pre,sxts have deGFauded
pensioners aud applicants for pension. The Com
missioner directs that all special examiners or
other persons employed BY the pension Office i.
authorized to receive money either as fec Or ca
penses. and all such examiner. are provided With
certificates bearing the signatures Of the Commits
sioncr Of Pensions aud the Secretary II the In
terror. Therefore. il any person in the absence Of
such authority should represent that he eis special
examiner of the pension Office or shall demand or
obtain money under any prc,ensc whatever. he
may be safely Sc; down a. a fraud aud swinllcr
and among the worst Of his class.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

jzo-The New York Herald says: A number Of
gentlemen who have recently come here from
Europe to buy land largely for grazing purposes
have departed from the usual custom Of going
halfway across the continent and determined to
buy in Virginia. Americans might make money
BY taking hint from this. In the Eastern States
are hundreds Of thousands Of acres Of ground not
Ct for much bu, grazing. and a. all are within q
few hours Of the seaeOast they are near enough to
great markets and ports TO reduce cost Of trans
portatiOn to tribe. But Americans have rage
for going West. Agricultural and mineral re-
sources almost without number are neglected in
the older states, that luck may be courted in the
extreme interior. II is to be hoped, for the sake
Of the natives rs well a. themselves, that the
grazing company alluded to may succeed hand.
soinely and teach our people that they are throw
ing away good chances in their ambition to ego
West"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28
ss-A n.r,parsr writer ,ay.: William

fs-A Newspaper writer says: William II. Van
derbit is only 'ixiy-iwo years old. lie ha. TO a
large ex;en, given up active in;ere'; in railroads
and other property. lie made large investment
in Government bonds. in order no; to have his
mellow years harassed with business. Not exact
Iy a hypoehOndriac, he is so much delighted with
this life anj hi. large revenue in Il that he gives
much Of his time up to doctors and annoys his
friends about his health. With the health Of a
horse he has the nerve. Of woman. For some
time past he ha. had tie movement cure, OF rub
bing cure, whatever it may be called, involving
somebody 10 come and scrub his muscles over and
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

eS-In referring 10 Mr.. Charles A. Daas. Of
the New York S~., the Philadelphia T;@ss man
gives him and his party Kind Of bask-handsd
slap, as follows: ''sir. Dana's pssseea for a the
political evils of the present day is e turn the
Republicans ost and put the Democrats 10. There
is no doubt the DsmosrAiis party to man agree
with Mr.. Dana's views Of ths pAtter. But there
are good many people who are net hlds-bOund
parsisans-and they are the psrsOos vhO MIN d.
eide the nsxt election, too-who uould Ike some
assurance that Democratic victory wOuid not be
. leap from the frying-pan into The Gre. KsPesi-
ally l. this true in view Of the fact that Mr. Dana
and The bulk of the Democratic party are disPos-
I'd 10 treat al attempts at . real reform Of the
civil service With eontsmpt and dsrisisn.'