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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-12-05
Volume XII. ---No. %.
Pacing VS.. Trotting.

a year ago we gave some statistics
showing the supremacy of the time re-
cord; pacing and trotting, covering
period Of about forty years. Ia that
period tie trotters were able to seize
the supremacy over the PAGERS only
twice, and to bold it but a brief sp1ce.
As we entered the present year We
found Johnston at the head Of the list,
with Maud S. but aquarter Of Il second
behind. Not content with this Sc
condary position, the queen of the
trotters made dash for the sovereign
ty and won by quarter Of IA second,
writing 2-094 opposite her name,
which was as much of u surprise to
her owners as to the public. This
placed the trotters again in the front,
and for the third time in forty yeas,
but the triumph, wonderful as it was,
only remained triu unph for few
short weeks. Johnston, the PAGER,
challenged the figures on the black
board, wiped them out and put in
their place 2:06i, and thus the contest
stands at the close Of the year 1854,
with the PAGER still in the asce cendancy.
He made no half way work Of 1t by
chipping off a fraction of a second at
a time, bat in one grand effort sent
three and a half seconds to the bad.
Thus 2:064is the present demonstrated
speed of the PAGER, and will any man
have the temerlty tosay that this figure
will not be beaten by a trotter? We
were once foolish enough to think
2:l0 was about the limit of the trotter,
and he would there stop from the
force of physical impossibilities, but
in getting stronger grasp of the laws
of heredity and development We
were forced to abandon a possible
limitation Of speed as an untenable
hypothesis. That the mile will yet
be covered by both the trotter and
the PAGER in less than two minutes we
have not a shadow of doubt. The
startling performances of Winship,
trotting, and Westmont, pacing, with
running mates to pull the load, simply
demonstrated the possibility of breed
ing horse that could do this with
out any help from unner.-Wal-
lacc's Monthly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-12-05
zflfrf 4ReaQing.
Fe Saw Himself.


Such incidents have been the turn
ing point in the fortunes Of more than
one family. you must excuse me,
gentlemen, for | can not drink any
thing said a man who was known to
the cutire town as drunkard.
That is the first time You ever re-
fused drink said an acquaintance.
The other day you were hnstling
around after a cocktail, and, in fact,
you even asked me to set 'em up
That's very true, but. / am very
different man now.
Preachers had hold Of YOU"
No sir, no enc has said anything to
me
Well, what has caused the change:
OH tell you. After leaving you the
other day | kept on hustling after a
cocktail, as YOU term it, until met IA
arty Of friends. When | met them |
WAS about Aalf drunk. To man of
my temperament a half drunk is IA
miserable condition, for the desire for
more is so strong that he forgets his
self resp ct in his efforts to get more
drink. | remembers that there was
a half mint Of whisky At hom. v which
had be Il purchased for medicinal pur-
20 IS.
just before reaching that gate |
heard voices IN the garden and look
mo over the fence I Saw NV lit,Ie son
aud d4lobrer pIayino.
mo: yon be ma said the boy and
I'm i, y, Now vna sit bora and m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-12-05
a. nreaafnl Fr0nhssy
IoN TIE NOOK AAY BRING THi
EARTH To A STANDsTILL.

The tides are caused mainly by the
moon, as it wele, catching hold OF the
water as the earth revolvrs around on
its axis. This must cause friction on
he earth as it revo,yeS, aud friction,
IS every one knows, causes loss of
power. There is reason to suppose
that the action OF the tides is slowly
bat surely iesS4ning the speed Of the
earlA's rotation, AID quently in
creA,ing the length of the day, and
hat this action viii continue until the
earth reyolves on its own axis in the
same time that the moon takes to re-
yoivearound the earth. FAen the day,
Instead of being twenty four hours AS
now, viii be about twenty eight days,
and the earth will be exposed to the
full blaze of the sun for about fourteen
dayS at time.
The change this will bring about on
the face Of the earth can hardly be *
aggerated. All life, both animal and
vegetable, will be destroyed; all water
viii be evaporated the solid rocks
viii be scorched and cracked, aud the
whole world reduced to dreary and
barren wilderness. 1t is supposed by
some that the moon has already passed
Though all this, hence its shattered
and bare-looking surface. That the
earth. being SO much larger, has more
quickly acted upon the oceans which
oHce were upon the moons surface
stopped almost enti ely is revolution
round its own axis, thus causing it to
have day equal to twenty-eight of
our days, and the heat Of the sun has
already done to it what in future ages
il Will do 10 The Garth.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-12-05
'Sweethearting' From a French Stand
point.

'Sweethearts' is the name for two
Young people who have declarsl their
love and have mutually accepted each
other as betrothed, with or without the
consent of their relations. The Eng
lish word has kind of rustic perfume
in it and corresponds to our express
sions bon ami and bonnie anne. Sweet
Z. ss>l FL no. 4zaxis ST IL Erance.
where the bsst-engaged lovers may
only rehearse their vows of love in the
presence of a future mother-in law.
10 sweetheart in England means to
pay court openly, to take ones be-
trothed among ones friends, to con-
certs, to balls. to 60 sentimental walks,
more or less solitary, in her company,
to take many little becoming liberties
with her-in a word, it means playing
all the comedy Of love, only leaving
out the fifth act.
1t is very strange sight IN coun-
try where reserve, prudery and de-
cency are driven to desperation, to see
the couples Of lovers walking at nj ght-
fall, holding each others hand,
waists or neck-and, in some little
trequented roads, forming veritable
professions. The couples walk along
slowly, looking languishingly at one
another and without speaking word.
As you pass 10y and look at them they
seem TO say: You know what we are
AID what we are doing; you have gone
through the same thing, sir, haven't
YOU: We really need not embarrass
each other
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-12-05
Rapidly Of tie Blood Currents

The rate Of the blood current gen
rally Increases With the activity of
the animal being most rape III birds
In insects, bow wever, ltlS comparatively
slow. but this is because the hair is
taken to the blood the whole body
being bathed III air, SO that the blood
has no need to hasten to "a special or
gar. However, activity nearly dou-
bIes the rate of pulsation in bee. Tie
motion in the arteries is several times
faster than in the veins, bu, diminishes
us the distance from the eartincreases
IR tie carotid of the horse, the blood
moves twelve and one half inc csunSupsr
second, in that Of man sixteek
caplllaries Of man one to-
per minute; in those o
inch.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-12-05
Y A r I E T I ES.

A New York woman wore at church
last Sunday dress of ordinary crash.
She was dressed well-to we'll, in fact
Ethel: 'Oh. mamma, Fve got such
IA pain" Mother: w here, dear.'
Ethel Ga refined child): 'Ia my sash,
mamma
yes, Adolphus, there is terrible
gap between us, said Susannah when
her parlor young man gave yawn at
l:30 A. NJ.
The demand for napkin rings made
Of wood grown at Walter Scott's home,
Abbotsford, is proving "a great drain
on the forests of Maine.
When Clara was asked what she
would do if nice young gentleman
would ask her hand in marriage, che
nairely replied: 4 don't think Id no.
so you believe in cremation?' Ger
tainly not Give ne your reasons
for not favoring>it.' We'll, one Reason
is enough. We are constantly being
reduced TO haSnes at our boarding
house.
He: 1 am going to take away
bottle Of salt water as a memento of
this watering place She: But don't
fill it too full, or it will slnp over on
us hen the tide com, in
Julia, your father comedies your
election by "a majority of one.' A
pretty close figure, Henry she coyly
observed. 4 should rather call it a
tie, Julia, was Henry's gallant re-
sponse.
When you see prohibition editor
who always keeps his writing ink and
postage stamps in well.locked cup
board, you may be sure that he is
never without few cloves in his wa
pocket.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-12-05
A FEW HINTS
FOR The uSk OF

pusE. - To r,ors ths bogz-
cls gfR.ty, , 10 1 PI!lg;
GVFeAg by. I 70 { P,.ls.
TEpxTicHCe frsH decade :ks
proper dose ~ sacA casc.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-12-05

Purge out the lurking
that undermine -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-12-05
Tie Art Of Thinking.

One If the best modes of improving
the art of thinking is to think over
some subject before You read upon it,
and then obs rye after what manner IL
has occurred to the mtnd of some
great master; YOU viii then observe
whether YOU have been too rash or too
timId; what You have omitted and
what you have exceeded; and by this
process you will insensiby ca ch the
manner in which d great mind views
IA great question. ltls right to study;
cot only to think when auy eXtraordl-
nary lucid ut provokes You to think,
but from time TO time to review what
has passed, to dwell upon it, and to
see " hat trains Of thought Voluntarily
present thems ives to your mind. 1t
is most superior habit in some minds
to refer all the particular truths which
strike them to other more general
truths, so their knowledge is beautl.
fully mcthodiz7d, and particular
truth at once, to the general truth.
This kind Of understanding has
an immense and decided superior
ity over these confused heads is which
one fact is piled upon another, with,
out any tempt at classification or
arrangement. Some men read with
Il pen in their hand, aud commit to
paper any new thought which strikes
them; others trust to chance for its
appearances When of these is the
best method in the understanding
must, suppose, df great deal
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-12-05
PUTZ POMADE.

For cleaning all kinds of Carriages, Wagon
or Harness mountings. Unsurpassed tor Pol
ishng Metals of all kinds.
Used by I. 5. GOVT, D. c. Fire Depart
ment and all dealers in Metal work. Circular
on Applicatcn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-12-05
'And tttat trae enough, sal4 ile
nam called ,iaek, 'itlse u your kni!s,
Casey, and =; Il stir Sp The 1--we goose
feathers to some purpose. The gal

won { trouble us. I guess.
But the heavy footsteps Of the men
hal hardly sounded at the head of the
steep. wooden stairs. than Dora klein's )
IanEail assumption Of indifference
wants ed lAkc winged sprlte she
lew across the room, and ro,seless,y
pryiug uo tn loose boIris with Il
buckh.ru- handled kuife>he caught mp
the iapauurd lox ard tie ssoeNIugIui
Of bills. and hiding them in her apron
iumped from tie low window to avoid
the noise Of the rusty door hinge, and
struck into the woods back of the
house.
No bare ever dariel more swiftly
,0rougA the tangled paths Of the forest
than did Dor;, kleln. until at last, safe
IN he deepest rec Sses where no one
,hat Was rot ljmble rs deer and a.
slender Is herself ull follow. And
then, crouchin- Il 4wu among the uu
dcrgrowth, she watched and waited.
As tie night approached, and a
friendly du>k crcpt over bill and dale,
Size vcntured, hy degrees. to approach
he side IF the woods " here the mort h
star bcamed overhoa }, asSuriug her OF
her whereabouts. And when at length
the hoarSe voices Of the two men. hur-
ryiug down ii secluded by road. struck
momyntary terror 90 her heart, the
alter-thousht followed WITH blessed Re.
lltf-thr certainty tAat they were gone,
aud size was safe
Mr.. MYERS aud JAMIE Were sitting
sadly by he fire that they I'D just re
kindled, neither 0. them with any heart
20 set about The preparation Of the
evening meal. wheu the door creaktd
on It's hinges aud something gllded in.
pale and silent. The next moment
the japanmed silver box and the stock
ing stuffed full,f bills lay in the wlfe's
lap. and Dora Klein was sobbing on
her shoulder.
My Dora. cried the farmer, what
does this mean. :.
Aud Dora told her story, Incoher-
ently ann fu'l of sobbing pauSe> and
when 1t was concluded, Mrs Myers
threw her arms round the German
girls neck, and kissed her again and
again.
james, James she cried. almost
Historically, you will never mistrust
Dora X .eln again
And jams Myers. wiping a stray
dewdcop or SO from his eyes, confessed
that little Dora X cin had boea as true
ii heroine us Joan ot Are herself,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-12-05
Live Stock Salt Rollers

For Sailing horses, cattle, &c.
Always handy. Made from pure Dairy Salt.
Cheaper than common sack or rock salt and
Fifty times more ceany and convenient. Send
for Circular and Prices.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-12-05
4 sri It Stogu.
n tLHsoI<F[.
Is \ ). B.

ID =. ID.
+
The bIood-red ribbons of the storm
threatening sunset were nuttering in
the west; the nuge..ak trees aud pines
Of the Iowa forest were murmurina
ominously-aad tie one chimney of the
little farmhouse on the edge of the
woods syntupits blue column # smoke,
like cherry hand beckonmg to the
way-worn traveller over the hiu. And
how bright and cosy the interior of the
Kitchen looked as Dora Klein stood or
tie threshold. cold and hungry and in
eXprrSslblv weary.
\ little German Girl, blue eyed and
blonde. huirel. scarcely sixteen. with
shy aspect and Il shrinking men she
had walked al. the way from the CITY.
seeking yalnlv for work at the varo.s
habtatous that she passed and now
At nightlall .hewa- nearly DISCOURAGED,
y girl. said Mrs. Myers. dubGou>ly.
as Dora Klein preferred her meek rc-
quest. / did taikab.ut hiring a Girl.
but don't know ANYTHING about you.
Please TN me- aitrrrd Dora. i am
:, t;r.I ,,i ! l-,,,,,. mot QUO j., .,is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-30
Dissolution Of ship.

Notice * hereby given iai H.
nartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned doing business unuer
The tirm.name and style of Quong wing
Chung as merchants in carson ItS,
Nevada. has been tins day oissoirtu tn nS
said firm.
TAI YUEN,
WING SMITH.
HONG SMITH.
Carson City, Nov. l9, 1855.
The undersigned have this day formed
a copartnership for the purpose OF cartS, c,,
ing on trade as merchants III C''Soi
styIe of Ouong Wing Chung
TAI NUEN.
WING SMITH,
UOSG SMITH.
Carson City, Nov. 10. 1888,
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-25
THE WALL STREET FAILURE.


New YORK, June "a.
Matthew Morgan's Sons, bankers, of Will
liam street, have suspended. The concern is
an old one. The stock market was heavy
and depressed on the announcement Of the
failure but at the present time IL steadier.
The firm Of Morgan Sons are not members
of the Stock Exchange. They are known -
merchant ban)ers. They drew exchanges
and dealt in securities not on the stock list.
Morgan's Sons have been in business in
this city about 35 years. They came origin
ally from New Orleans and have always been
correspondents Of several London houses.
They are rated at 81, 100000. Their suspen-
sion is due to the shrinkage in valves. At
the Stock Exchange the firm had been iden-
titled with the Denver aud Rio Grande and
the c. c. and l. c. Railroad Cos. Henry
Morgan was formerly . director of the Dem
yer Rio Grande c. The house gained con-
siderable notoriety for its opposition to the
Penny.vania Railroad Co. some years ago in
the c.. C. & I. C. litigation. Eventually the
firm cold its holdings of the C.. c. & l. C.
bonds. amounting to e400, 900, At l29 after it
had offered to let them 60 as 100. This trans
action was the talk of the street at that time
The hoVise has dealt extensively in exchange.
The Morgan family owns the New York Ho-
tel and other valuable property in tins city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-25
s0RElGN NEWS.
Several Jews Killed and Much Properly
Injured.

ST.. PETERSBURG. June "a.
Intelligence from Hizsnee. Novgorod, now
confirms the reports of a conflict between
Christians and Jews there which were yester-
day denied. Last Thursday . rumor was
circulated through the suburbs to the effect
that Jew had kidnapped Christian child
and taken it to the synagogue. mob quick
iy collected and attacked the synagogue where
the child was supposed to be. Many of the
Jews were harshly handled and several killed,
and much damage was done to the houses of
the Jews. large force of police and . de-
tachment of Cossack infantry succeeded at
last in restoring order. One hundred and
fifty arrests have been made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-25

The yearly conference of the Christian
churches met with this church on Friday the
2Oth, and continued through the Sabbath. A
large number of ministers and lay members
were present from the various churches. 1t
was an interesting and profitable occasion TO
all present. On Sunday C. v. Parsons was
ordained and installed a. pastor Of the
Christian church here. The ordination sermon
vas preached by Rev. John A. Goss of
Portsmouth. N. H., who also preached
. powerful sermon Sunday evening from
St. John II :2s, "The Master 10 come and
calleth for thee.-Dr. Abbott has bought the
"Dilling stand" and intends to take posses
sion soon.-F. X. Hussey is building stable
3sx72 feet II il TO be the best one in town,
il not in the county, and 10 70 be finished
throughout With ash.-Af republican caucus
held the 23d, Llewellyn libby, Nathan Davis
and Ora o. Crosby were chosen delegates "a
the county convention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-25
GARDINER.

The stores of P. H. Winslow and Cox the
shoeman are now lighted with electricity.
The light is brilliant and shows of the goods
very finely.
Rev. w. H. Cbear of Winthrop, preached
at the Congregational church exchanging
pulpits with the pastor, Rev. X. w. Jenkins.
G. M. Wentworth, ex-City Marshal, has
gone to New York for brief visit.
At the republican caucus held Monday
evening, the following were elected delegates
to the county convention. viz. J. M. Lara
bee, VIM. Perkins, s. E. johnson, J. B.
Dingley, z. W. Atwood, F. d. Harmon, o.
b. Clason, d. Wentworth. p. H. Winslow,
A. Bailey. The delegation were authorized
to fill vacancies.
The Coliseum still draws an appreciative
audience. Monday night sharply contested
game of polo was played between the "Coli-
Sums" and "Make-ups," Of this city. The
game was won by the Coliseums In three
straight goals.
The hay crop is to be light one, accord
ing to the professional grumbler.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-25

NEW YORK. June -
FrouR-Receipts, 1896; exports. 500. sales. Ss-
600; No 2, 2 Is . ! IS, fancy white WESTERN extra
10 . IS. common to good: % - o.; eooc Is y
choice, 8 Is 65c; City mill extra 60 @s
superine,s Is ; Is; 81. Louie extra. 70 49,
winter wheat extra, Is aso0s Minnesota exuss
Sl0a6s5
wHsAr-Receipts. H.!oo; exports. s.iis; sales:
go 600; No. red, 9Sls No. rcd pSls elevator
No. Red State. Is; No White state, 10.
RrE-drmcr.
RAHLEr-casief.
CoRN-Receipts 67.e50 bushelss exports, lss.67ss
sales, III, 600: spot No ). So No :. Gil.
OArs-Revcipts iI6,slo: sales, lSs,000s No 8. Ss3s
do White. ssl; No !. s5l So; do White. % -
No !. .; DO white, @ Mixed M y mes,ern' g - s''
SuaAR--Cuf loaf and crushed u u granuiafeds
o.; white extra c. 81 . 81; yellow. sas si' meaids
6lll6
PErRoLxuN-United.e e4l bid.
TALLow-steady.
REEF-Quiet-
PoRk- Ness spot. ls IS sss; clear back.
10 So
l.ARp-at 6: refined, e6.
BUrrER- weaker.
CHEESE-steady.
Freights-dull.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-25
commencement at Orono.

ORONo, june "a.
The trustees of the Maine State College
met this forenoon. five members of the board
being present. They granted Beta Eta Chap
ter of Beta Theta ri Fraternity fine site for
the erection of a chapter house. The Co.
burn Cadets we're reviewed this afternoon. The
presidents reception in honor of the gradu-
ating class occurred tonight and after that the
annual reunion and banquet of Beta Eta
Chapter of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity was
held.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-25
HELENA, Mont, June "a.

HELENA, Mont, June "a.
On Sunday cloud-burst occurred on the
mountain side near Corbins, ,twenty-two miles
south of Helena. volume of water eight
feet deep, rushed down the gulch toward
Jefferson City, and in its course washed away
house occupied by Chinese, drowning three
of the occupants. The alarm was telephoned
down to jefferson from Corbin, and part OF
the people found refuge on hill near by,
while others sought the second floor. The
water sprerd before reaching the town, and
when il passed through the streets 1t was not
deep enough to sweep away any but few
small frame houses, and nobody was drowned.
quarter of mile of the Helena Jeier-
son Railroad was washed out. Considerable
damage was done in stores and to crops on
the ranches.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-25
Purify the Blood

Hoods Sarsaparilla Is characterized by
three pecuIiarities 1st, the combination Of
remedial agents I'd, the proportion; I'd, the
process Of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result is medicine Of unusual
strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla tones up my system,
puriies my blood, sharpens my appetite, and
seems to make me over" j. +. THOMPSON,
Register Of Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla beats all others, and
is worth its weight In gold" /. DARLINGTON,
100 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarsaparlIla
sold by all druggists. 81; six for s5. Made
only by c. /. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.