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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
FI1gHBGH LEE ELECTED IN VIRGINIA.
Malone Beaten.
Cleveland Endorsed.
The Country Safe.

The latest To urns from this State up to
the time of our going to press swell the
| Democratic majority AT Tuesdays election
in our State to over 2S 900. The M. lori
ties in the various counties and in .lti,
more city for the Democratic State ticket
foot up 2S,9SS, and for the Republicans
1876, leaving a net Democratic majority of
2S,496 This is the largest majority in
Maryland since Gov Bowie's election,
which was prior to the extension Of the
right OF suffrage to colored people. The
only counties which gave Republican ma
isrities on the State tickcI were Aiiegauy,
| Calvert. Garrett and Washington. The
legislature OF 1856 will probably not con
tain more than four republicans in the
Senate and perhaps dozsn in the House
/ Calvert is the only county which has EJECT
/ ed the entire repub lean ticket St. Mary's
/ like Charles, has redeemed itself, aud gives
/ Democratic majori,ies for the whole Ii ket
ranging from 50 to 800. Allegany county
elects 4 Democratic Senator in place OF i
republican, and three republicans and
one Democrat - the House OF Delegates
+ Frederick county sends democratic del.
egation 70 the Legislature II Worcester
I the vote is close. with the chances in favor
Of democratic Senator aui At least two
/ of the three mem bers of the House Wash.
/ instou county sends three democrats and
one republican to the Legislature. In
/ Anne Aruad- ceusty the regular demo.
/ cratic ucke Tor the legislature and coun-
/ ty offices is cleo ell 10y msjoTi'ies ranging
from / to rs votes Comptrn Ter Turner.
majority in Anne Arundel is i9s In
Prince Georges county the democratic
STATE ticket had majority of 1903, aud
the entire legislative and local ticket vas
elected. In the Other couu'i.. the ,i,uA-
ton is practically unchanged.
The latest aiyices from. New York re.
port that State 10 have gone democratic
10y large majority, and the election OF
the ticket headed by Gov David b. Hill
/ ~ 10000 majority or upwards, as later
returns will more likely swell these fg.
ures. The election Of Hin by majority
twelve times larger thrn Was given To
Cleveland, without the mu.wump assist
ance, shows that Sta'e 10 he .olidly demo.
cratic in sen inont aud may tie ssfsly de
pended on in future contests. Tanm.ny
rsjoiCes over tbs result AS the nomination
OF Hill Was largely due to its influence.
Virginia ha. also wheeled nobly into
line and has stamped out forever the de
grading aud odious rue Of Malone, under
which she has labored for the past five
years. That gallant soldier, ten. Fitz,
! hugh Lee, the Democratic standard bearer
/ in the campaign, has come out victoriou.
with a majority of 10000 or more at hi.
back The Legislature in both branches
| is largely Democratic and this insure. q
successor in the United States senate, to
take Mahons's seat, Of that faith. 1t is
reported that Hon John Barbour wi
be elected to that position. Advice. from
the State report that many counties before
largely rspub lean have given Democratic
majorities.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

A citizen OF Washington, whose name
is withheld, purchased on Monday seat
in the New York Stock Exchange for
$4,000, which is the highest price ever
paid tor membership in the history OF
the institution. Six months ago a seat
could be purchased for less than 100000
and the rapid advance in price is indica-
tive of the almost unprecedented activity
Of the past month or more. The commits
sions on stocks alone during the past week
amounted to about SIS, 1000 day, and on
transactions in bonds to about as much
more. AT $4,000 a piece, the value OF
the eleven hundred memberships in tie
Exchange amounts to S;37 100000. 1t was
suggested on Wall street that the purchas-
er of the $4,000 seat may be Assistant
Secretary Coon, who has just resigned
from the Treasury Department to go into
business in New York, but nothing au-
thoritatlve is known in regard to the mat
ter.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

Our roesters have become 80 sick at be
ing continually worsted at each succeeding
election for the past twelve years that VIC
were unable to resuscitate them in time tc
crow in this issue. Only one tough old
fellow, whose Democracy is as strong as
our own, and who kept up faith in the
ultimate success of honest principles and
return of our good old county to economic
reform, could be induced to come out and
believe the glorious news. We place him
at the head of our columns this week and
his growing will be heard from Mattawo
man to Cobb Neck and from Marylan
Point to Benedict.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

Mr.. n. ". Simpson, our young and gal
liant sherifalty candidate beat Dr. Lancas-
ter in bis own district by one vote. and
beat his competitor IN the same district
the 5h-thc hitherto banner district of
republicanism by GS votes. The boastful
doctor will no doubt shrug his shoulders
when he reads these figures
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
Unhappy Man.

Why persist in running your digestion BY
eating unwholesome food and keeping it ruin
ed By doing nothing to restore it to usefuI ess
and right action? Some think that dyspep.iA
is incurable. They are the ones who have
never taken Browns Iron Bitters This valu-
atle family n edic ne makes short work of the
tormentor and soon enables the digestive appa-
ratus to do its work. Mr.. H f. Collins, of
Keokuk, Iowa. says, 81 used Browns Iron
Bitters for dy sre. STA, and am much benefited -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

DR.. Wilmer must have been tod how
the ''cat was hopping" He failed to put
in an appearance on Tuesday. Well,
Doctor, we will soon be after your scalp,
and make the funeral decent one 'Rah
for Charles county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

Iu a speech delivered At ri icurt city.
Howard county. Md gu Saturday evening
last, Mr.. German gives much Of his per
sonal experience in the last NA'inna con-
test, which resulted IN the election Of our
worthy President The follow in. extract
contains 4 fact that las never before been
brought out but which will We feel sure
be ful : appreciated by toe people OF
Southern Maryland, who vii ipiu with
the res OF our State in doing honor to the
man whose frmues. and able executive
ability WAS ab { to place in lie Presiden,
ti.l char a man elected 10y Democratic
votes:
NJ GOULD AND the NATIONAL CONTEST.
one of tie most ast4te and learned gentle.
men lron the great State o. New Ns-k came TO
see me about Wrrk ago H.s.5i DO toa
understand tss case thoroughly 10 you uu-
dcrstsui the motives for ID criticisms vi these
geni..mea sho are opposed - YOU No,
DO not would iiAs 10 have your IL. oil
tsat. - DO ,oa knox wh.i Tru did during
The pre,ldru'tai e.uFs'sn -Itn the greatest
corporation IN Ibis Countrywide rishrs; Inna
bat one "a America? lie IS bitter be y aay.
lestiug. lie never permitted a man On " al
street TO cross MS hatulIsi Operations tt-l be
did dot bankrupt. lie sever permitted nnen
TO strike BIS land q Thing lat.rc,ts that he
did no, pGaish DIN # he could lie gvv.s per
nitled .ny msa 10 hghI ban IN bis political
msVensuts without destroying him u pu..,Gle
DO you remember The sc.as ySG had sHh jas
Gould agent aud attorney Watch Ials J.y
Gould =
What was that sreasr Ivrtl ,ire 1t to'yol
TO- G sbt. When lie Whole rogaIry as slAna-
Ing bTeathiss>ir waiting tor lae r-IGrus svfy
buS ht .ouuE jv.iO- - = yeas w.!ksd to my
FOo-9 AMI iglfgi4r,d 4Ila.ef '! SCOT %
gre y8u p.sgs OF Information d, : valuable
10 voa You have toe g-t4rE. 'ru6, ,As State
Of Nes lor& sui 'hry sho" n.y5'ltT % ]. Gil
tor C3~scl-ut ssA-d 5sm hp~ be kasE i
Because ! n-ss ;.N-a them 81 th. a lyrs a.
ibsy passed os.r tn. uraEaf Iac " rssr u
Uolon and Associated Press ss5~s logIty
Of sup ior t.r,-.aai Is Ma iofs That IS to.
rs.4blissu frlura Nj Gr4li was 90 the ch e.
receiving room 81 "a. Is e>scrn L mos ComB Aa '
Al . ,.o,A. sli after = CUu'efSayr 81 n boar
be lrG, AMI tsa hours slt-g~4rs. vita The
u4lisua sea out on the stFre'. Il Ms Al.
no.acvl JA.t ~.Uc sAI $40 -yOrJr. rsvsrs-
tug The GsUr-s / ,vE; f-r the pgr"drGt "
Ia SUu ?anT. and a lie gE-sr nee % K-pte m Il
OF Ea1uauiri reputation. ~agsr ~Or! COZ j
at be nj sA,b-,l .a,I 10 aIsn HAT b. ..s A.
tempting - lhssrt III Nil Of lac ,~oplr ito
YOU see tars not Of sJ.4y4 ms1I-ne! usu a.
round Jais hul. Have sou Got heard 81 TIE
announcement tia, a.shci over your GA
~Ice. bat tae people OF 3ha couul7y wIl no:
submit 10 fraud a.a'a3 Tel M could ins,
u he doris not ave lo- r. gh, rsl4rn. ann.gaos I!
he had better tax, hls y~sag aui 20 10 SEA. or
Else he MI DC laasJag 10 lamp post by
GlOFugng
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

Mr.. Stonestreet thought that no one
could ELL the clerks Office but himself
The people think otherwise, and so ex,
pressed themselves. NJ Mr.. Stonestreet
Mr.. Turner will make some good Demo
crat his deputy. 'Rah for Aliens Fresh.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

We wonder if the Hon (') Leigh NJ. still
thinks that the TIMES deserves the censure
of all respectable citizens. The Hon @
Leigh didn't get voucher for respectable
: itT OF Tuesday. Perhaps he will look for
it in the hole into which he has crawled
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
'vllolssO msq} sAsS ems 'uoIpUqo psQ oqs uoqM
'slIolss0 o. sunIo sqs 'ss!W ouvoeq GUS uoqM
sIIolss0 IoJ ps!Io sqs PHO svA GUS usqM
Suo@ssO Isq GAYS sA '4oIs ssA Gqva usqM
Notice To Out-Pensionors.

nRDERED by the Board of Trustees of thu
" Aims House of Charles county that all out
pensioners be requested to renew their petitions
to said Board on or before the lsl day of Dec
ember, 1885. Said petition to be signed 10y
live respectable tax payers of said comfy.
BY order O. the Board
nov 27-5t TflOS NJ. WEIGH, Overeer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

For Comptrol},r:
J. Frank Turner,
*Erancis M,ler
For G2crk cart AZ 1oocgL<.
Spencer {. Homes
*Willi,m N,ri,,.
Fo,. .>fofr ,Seuuto,.
Richard II El.Ian
~ N J,rc,,t.r
E1,. Hu>c of Dclrn,t.s
AnIraw q Cn,nn,,,
phiIjn \ Sas<c4r
" NIrch4u Nn.cbe,ta
w pee. Nitrhru
*Sidoey +, Nnld
81 VI Snn,harl,nl
H.. CIn,L NJ G;r-.tt l,',,,.
S,ni,.I rur,ar
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

Democrats, we thank you. We asked
you to allow US to chronicle a sweeping
Democratic victory, and you have more
than realized oEr most sanguine expecta-
lions in acceding to our request.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

No news but election news this week
friends. All good Democrats and lovers
of honest government will appreciate our
feelings. 'Rah for the commissioners
ticket!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
Hail to the chief-RICHARD II. EDELEN

A Democratic avalanche swept over the
county on Tuesday. Charles county came
majority.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

DR.. Lancaster's $50 in Harris Lot is nor
est.! Doctor compare Is with 131 (Mr
Edelen's majority in his home district and
see how you like it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
OortU o|)orcoGil ues
PORT TOBACCO:
Friday Morning. November 6, 1885
or Opedhef OF tHe iert mouse % Deteyd
Hon. Andrew G. Chapman
OF
CHARLES COUNTY.

1t is, perhaps, noct sstry that we should
say 10 our contemporary, the Marlboro
"GGzette," that the report it publishes
from the Baltimore american" of u re
cent difficulty between the manager OF the
maryland Independent" and 5: Nor editor
of the TINES is, as usual with the reports
of its authority entire false The truth ei
the matter, as it is know here, is about
the reverse OF what is there stated, except
as to the drawing of the pistol, in which
particular its statement is correct.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

Every man did his duty and to every
man is due his full mete of justice for the
glorious uprising of honest indignation
Our day of deliverance has come
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

After twelve long years our sun at length
shines in a cloudless sky. All that oul
ancestors could see this day 'Rah tol
Democracy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
Terms OF Sale

ItTnl- OF .~aIP
For al SUNS OF : 20 and und-r th- Cash mus
he paid for MI Sums ahnve that amount Il
credit Of SIX months viii be allowed the pur
chaser giving note with security approved hy
the undersigned .ni bearing interest from to,
day of sale.
oc 10 L. :. D. REED.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

l:s ?s9 s4Ss7s so4 2se IGl 2s2 10 1877
49, lO9 40 1875 2l9 1879. 81 245 1876 1870
lS9I229 246 2o3 204 2S2Il6l es2 ll0l91G
96.lo9 40 l9S 2l9 1879. 91.245 1875 l47S
1873 23l PAS PA I.5 2Sl 100 2SSll9 1874,
1870 lO3 al 10, ZAP 1879 93.242 l2S I475
Is. I22U. PAS PA 2o3 |3Ol l49.2SO lOS 1870
POI 22G 24G 2,5 205 2S2 1913 2S2 ll3 1888
Il92 l2o lao 1874 2l5 l2s 10, 245 1873 1899
fI9OiO9 IA l9S 223 1872 % 2GOl4l 1895
l9l no ll2 1913 Els 1873 96242 l34 1863
.l..2IS 2tG ri 2ol 2SS 1913 29l llG 1879
2O9 l2o IA 1913 2l1 l3l 80. 24s 1873 1893
Isl 226 22e. 2,l 200 2s, l.5 I2s5 lib 1867
Il94 l09l5S.2ol go l3l 81 '245 l35 l474
1871 9r24> 2Gl 2l3 2S2 lG2i2S4 Ill220l5
l95 lo9 lac 200 10 1879. 91.246#l34 1859
l9S 225 $40 20 204 2s6 1863 2S5 l2o 1887
ISIS 223 24S l,5 2o2 2S5 l65 2.1#ll5l9ss
1871 26 u" 2.G 224 2S4 1913 $50 H. zoos
1872 223 "A. RI 1893 30S 1876 2Sl 10 2OOr
.lS922S 900 2.5 lgS 21g l1U21.#ll2l9Sl
1874 l01 49, lg4 2lt. 1874 - 239 l3l l441
1913 l0f ID, 1876 2l3 l19 - go 100 HAS
l91 los AZ l9S 2l2 AZ 93 PA 1872 lag!
1872 los Is, l"4 22s l29 >.2i3 4.l46l
.le9 l23 l4o l95 2l3 III. 9l2lG 49, l47l
1913 22t "a "a 205 2S2 lG4 2S2 10 1873,
1870 100 III l94.2lN lbs. % 246 l35 l46!
* - lra rrnlhl ~ N nnnineas
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

| Pair Young Mules. t years
old,well broken and gentle,
, Bay Mares, | Gray Horse
and Colt. | Yoke of Oxen.
, Milk Cows. I Killing
Hogs. ) Shoat>. , Breed
SowS, | Male Hog, Family
Garage. | Top Buggy. |
Top Sprin" Wagon, One
Wheat Drill. One Sulkcv
Rake, | Acme Rake, One
Wheat Fan, Flows. Iar-
rows, Cultivator> & Farm
ing Utensils Lot of Top
and Blade Fodder, Corn in
the Loft, Hay in Stack.
Tobacco in Barn. Beds and
Bedding, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. , Cook
Stoves, | Parlor Stove and
many other articles to ted
louS To mention.
sA~S lie to cemuenr- ~ o n'rlorL
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

'E'!iE COMPANY " = orgtnizah u 1865 nd
4 did t'u>u.>S ,.p -. tue I. ,,> "pat anl An
Eut'v Plea anti the IA i of 1919 Mh-n they
adopted the - rtv fun system hr whi"t plan
they en- nov cary 10 'rrtnce At l-ss III IN half
tie cast III HE q, d TIM coal ahleS
II St't; Imr,i r-n 'trS the ga, f,lap; If every
policy To ,he v.ry las; man, ,hs,!ute Ger
inip'y
y men Of irrty ,e,rs old cau c,rrv "ne
'h"us nj ,lar his life, ant thus secure
that amnnHi to his Ia ally at his 1eath hv The
pay m""t OF about ten dollars YEA, am! " hon
he las paid lis do lars adi,,innli into the
safety fund. aud h - ht-n ii meuber for Ave
wears. j. payments will be great. reduced by
divid ndS declared every six mon;hs The
safety tuni is are, IDS over 100, GOO and is rap
Idly mere sing. They have a cAsn capi,nl Of
$3.50 600 ard assets amounting to over enc and
quarter million
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

Fnoe marked with atsk reppbllc
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08

same way his tribute to the memory of Lord Beacons6eld in 1881 was not only a masterpiece of taste and judgment, but of that peculiar class of oratorical com position to which 1t belonged. It also furnished remarkable illustration of MT. Gladstone's felicity in quotations, an or narent of debate now practically obse- lete.
 On the whole, Mir. Hayward's estim ate ot Gladstone as speaker leaves nothing unsaid: " It is eclipse first. and all the rest nowhere. He may lack Mir. Bright's impressive diction-impressive by its simplicity-or Mir. Disraeli's humor and sarcasm. But he has made ten eminent ly successful speeches to Mir. Bright's or MT. Disraeli's one. His foot is ever in the s,irrup; his lance is ever in the rest He throws down the gauntlet to all corners. Right or wrong, he is al- ways real, natural, earnest, unaffected and unforced. He is great debater, a great parliamentary speaker"
 He IS also an eminently persuasive speaker, and that explains why he is less condensed than Mir. Bright. There is no writer the tones of whose voice it is easier to hear with the ear of imagination in the infections and convolutions of his lit- erary style than MT. Gladstone. There are few speakers whose speeches it less satisfactory to read. Yet nothing is more certain than that if Mir. Gladstone's ora. toeG were better literature it would have been less fruitful of results.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08
Mr. Glads,one's Oratory.
FortnightlY Review. 1

MT. Gladstone's eratory is, as for ehat matter all oratory is, the reflection of the intellectual being of the orator. It is labored and lengthy, because the mind and brain, which furnish the tongue with language, are so keenly appreciative oi the difficulties which may suggest them selves to hearers. If Mir. Gladstone sell dom touches a theme without adorning
 1t, he never touches a theme which he does not for the immediate purpose in hand exhaust His oratory is didactic, homiletic, oeseeching, commentatorial, and micfoscopicaily minute, because he does not forget how tardy the process of convicuon is, and how many obstacles must be disposed of before the desired result is obtained.
 ltis not long slnce one of his colleagues gave an account of the differ :nce between his own oratorical method and that of the prime minister. "When," he said, l speak l strike across from headland to headland. But Mir. Gladstone coasts along, and whenever he comes to a navi- gable river he canno, resist the tempta- uon to explore 1t to its source" All the dissertations ou rhetoric since the world began. from Aristotle to Cicero, Tacitus and Q iintiilian, down to Whateley, Ali son and Arnold, may be searched before so ,ppy and terse an illustration is en- coun,ered.
 For thr reason embodied in this 6gur- ative definition of two oratorical schools, some of Mir Brighrs single speeches arc better than anything of MT. Giadstone's. Yet 1t may be doubted whether there is anything finer in nineteenth century ora tory than Mir. Gladstone's impromptu speech on Mir. Disraeli's budget of 1853, or than his peroration before the division on the second reading of Lord Russell's reform bill was taken in 1866. In the
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08

At menagerie-Some spectators chat ting with the wife of the hon tanner: "Is It true, madame, that a lion costs 900 francsT
 ." That depends; there are lions and lions"
 But your lions for instance, Brutus ?"
 Brutus l would not sell for 10 900 francs. He devoured my first husband. 1" -Paris Mynisg Nrys.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08
Running Night and Day.
lChicago Herald.l

"Yes, sah," said colored passenger in the smoking car, argue dat black man can git Tong jus as well az CT white man if he'll only work and tend to busi- ness Nov, dere's me and my wife. We live in lnyunnapolis an make money an save 1t, too, ebery time. Fo' yeahs ago we started up in business an by close 'tention we've built it up so's we now run it day an night, sah, an we's doin' right we'll"
 " What is your business, uncle 2"
 Laundry business, sah. My wife she takes in washin' in de day time an'-an"
 "Weil7"
 An I-I takes in washin' durin' de night"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS COMICS.

Which Donkey Shall Takee A Mule Train on an Up-Grade. Mule Train on Down-Grade. A Lovely Calm. A Black SqualL Walked Home on His Ear. His Mother-in.Law The Twin Monkeys. The Course of True Love-Cats. Music Hath Charms-Cats. When Shall We Three Meet Again ( Steepe Chase Cracks-Monkeys The Jolly Hunters-MonkeyS Bending Her Beau. Everything Lovely-Denkey. No One to Love Me-Doukey. We've Had Healthy Time-Monkey anG The Niseries of Bachelor. rpsr,o, The Blessings of Wife. l. "ii0~ The Pet of the Fancy. The Pet of the Ladies. The Height of Impudence. Trust He Till Sell Ny Dorg. A Capital Joke. The Esthetic Craze. The Bric-a-brac Mania. Ohi Dat Water Million. The Shoemaker's Circus. 4 Put up Job. A Fall From Grace. A Surprise Party. A Change of Base. Eating Crow on Wager-The first braca Eating Crow on a Wager-The last lap De Cake Walk. De Lime Kiln Ciub-A Temperance racket A Dude Belle. A Dude Swell. The Washers. Brandy Smash. Rye and Rock. Any Port in Storm Warming Up. A Skin Game-Shoemaker. A Skinner Skinned-Shoemaker l he Dsr hto@n Fire Bng au+-I q the Rescue. The Darktown Fire Brigade-Saved. Brer Thuldy's Statute-Liberty Frightaniu'
 de World
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08
When Net Ones Self

When are you not yourself2 When you are little pale. If it is caused from being weakened by .he drainage upon your system from diarrhe. or dysentery, take Dr. Biggers' Huckleoeny Cordial. Send two-cent stamp to Walter A. ray- Tor, Atlanta, Ga, for Riddle Book.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08
Didn't Consult the Market Reports.

Didn't Consult the Market Reports.
 Boston Courier.l Do you ever consult the market re- pors, Mrs. Steakpounder ?' Smith asked, addressing the boarding missus." !" No, sir; do not" " thought so."
 How do you know that don'tS" will tell you. Butter is sometimes quoted weak you do not buy it then" "I don't?"
 "No. You always buy butter when it is strong"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08

aASSu wesct aOoato would, h was feared, fall short before the vessel reached Syd- ney. The African coast was in sight in the distance. A dingy (small boat), con- tanning Lieutenant Graham and the pur- ser, besides the two men who pulled, was sent ashore.
 Guy and his cousin were to search for fresh water.
 They finally found spring from which the brig might be supplied, and they started on their return to the vessel.
 All at once gun boomed from the
 The piping of the beatswain's whistle was heard at the same moment.
 An old sheet-anchor man stood upon the bow, squinting from under the rim of his tarpaulin at the approaching boat, which was not halfway to the brig.
 "That gun was a signal for us to hurry" said the lieutenant.
 There is the reason" said the purser, pointing at the sun.
 The fiery orb was of almost a violet hue. A veil of mist partially obscured it The sky had sulphnrous t,nse To Windward there was line of white water.
 Pull for your lives" cried Graham to the two carmen.
 Good need had the occupants of the boat for speed. A tornado was approach ing:
 The yards of the brig creaked as the piping of the whistle died away. Fore and ait, her canvas collapsed as it was ciewed up.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08

Domestic pets-Matrimonial sulks.- Chiesgo Ledgey.