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Continued Dizziness in the Cattle Market
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INDIANAPOLIS, june 20
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

The pending controversy between the
President and the Senate has assumed
rather = ridiculous shape. Mr. Emunds,
whose audaciiy and temper we'll fit him
for ths arrogant position of lea srship he
has taken in this assault upon the Presi
dents prersgative, IT ade one of his strong
est points by insisting that the suspension
of Duskin from office did not operate to
remove him, but that he still remained
the attorney of the United States for Ala
bama; or, as Mr.. Emunds expressed it,
"the act of the President was not an at
tempt to remove Mr. Duskin, but to with
hold FROM him the right to perform the
functions of the office unit the judgment
of the Senate could be taken in respect of
his removal and the appointment of sue
cessor." 1t now turns out that Duskin's
commission has expired, and that he at
least is .functus o1icio. The President has
already informed the Senate that no pa
pers had been filed in the case during the
period covered by the resolutions, so that
this august body is calling for papers
Which have no existence in order to retain
in office an official whose term has ex-
PRED. There has been nothing like it
since Miss Kilmansegg's father washed
his hands with invisible soap in imper-
ceptible water" Really one might sup
pose the Senate of thu United States might
be better employed than in holding an in
quest upon the official remains OF Mr..
Observation-Disclosures Sun
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

The joint special committee of the Mary
land Legislature, which has been investi-
eating the condition of the Chesapeake &
Ohio Canal, will soon report bill to that
body. The point now up is to get a plan
for scaling the canal debt AID set ling
with the preferred bondholdsrs al a low
rate of interest. The accumu atsd prefer
red bonded debt is now about. $4,000, 900.
1t is said the project favored by friends of
the canal will be to place it in the hands
of a company who will pay the preferred
bond interest regularly, and redeem tie
100000 repair bonds now out at par
The members of the committee insist that
nothing has yet been formulated, bet there
are reports sfloat and questions asked as
to probable lease of the canal by strong
parties, who will keep it up as a comps'-
ing coal carrier, and will also have traf-
fc arrangement with the Western Mary
land railroad at Williamsport, while at
the same time maintaining the waterway
between Williamsport and Akxandria.-
The talk is that steam could BE used on
the canal, and that railroad might event
ually connect with the Western Mary land.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
Proceedings OF Congress.

In the Senats on Thursday. Mr.. Jones,
Of Nevada, made a silver speech. the
ma jority OF the civil service committee re-
ported adversely on Mr.. Ntnce's bill for
the repeal of the civil service law. Mr..
Wilson, OF Iowa, spoke in support Of he
resolutions reported by the majority Of
the Judiciary commit co rs a the right of
the Senate IL papers on file in the depart
ments In the House the Indian appro-
priation bill was under consideration.
In the Senate, Monday, Mr. ingalls, pro-
posed a constitutional amendment pro-
viding that after 1889 the official terms Of
President, Vice President and Congress
men shall begin April 80 instead Of March
4. The deak OF Representative Hahn of
was announced in both hous-s
OF Congress. The customary resolutions
Of regret were adnp'ed, followed 10y adj
journment.
The Senate Tuesday passed House bill
increasing from IS In Sl2 month the
pension Of soldiers' widows. The resnlu-
ton in regard to the right of the Senate
to papers on file in the departments touch
ing suspensions from Office was debated
by Senators Cu!lom, Morri l. MaIey and
iuced to amend the act 20 aid in the con
struction of telegraph lines. Mr.. Neto-
mas introduced bi 10 e shiish post
office savings banks as branch Of tn.
Postotficc Department. y ii was passed
closing mp the business of the Court IF
of Alabama & aims \
resolution vas adopted making tie bill
Gpr the frec Coinage al silver The spsciai
order for saturday, March - and 81 and
April 3 AID q. and providing that the
prsvious question on the till shall lac pF-
icrsd not I.er than April 5
The senate. ou Wcdn,s lay. passed the
electnrAl-coun, bi. Tae report from ths
ia Iiciary committee ca the righi Of the
Senate t. call tar papers RELAXING to sus.
tensions from office was further discussed.
Mr. Wilson, OF Mary aad, taking part in
the debate. There was also = spiri ed
between senators Beck aud Ell
munds. growing oat OF the charge Of Mr.
Ei:runds that Mr.. Beck WAS disclosing
the proceedings Of the s-cre sessions. The
House Was occupied in CONSIDERING the
IadIau appropriation bill.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

We are told hat in the mountain fast
nesses of North Georgia. where the loco
motive whis lie has never been heard,
there are men and children who cannot
read, never heard Of Jesus Christ, his mis-
sion or death, know nothing of Sund y
schools or the observance Of the Sabbat b
or what Christmas means 1t is related
that when a mans 10 year old daughter
died up there not long ago the father
bent ov.r the corpse, with weeping eyes
and lacerated heart, and exclaimed: 'She
did not know there was such thing as
DEATH" She had never seen anybody
dead she had never been taught she had
to die, knew nothing of the shadowy
land of eternity, heaven or hell yet thou
sands of dollars are annually collected
from the people and sent to Christiauize
the heathen.-Narietta Journal.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

Ex-Gov. Bullock, Of Georgia, who is in
New York, being asked about the temper
ance movement that has been spreading
through the Southern States replied: II
do not consider it a temperance move
ment, but rather movement of intemper-
ance. The main object is not attained
The diiuking-of liquor goes right along.
Meanwhile the prohibition craze destroys
Legitimate trade that Was worth $4,000
600 a year to the city of Atlanta. The
passage of a stringent high license law
would have had better effect 1t would
have wiped ont all the doggeries and
corner saloons. The higher the license
the be ter I think it would be. What We
want is to get rid of the pit holes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
The Maryland Legislature.

In the Senate on Thursday, the oyster
law of Mr. Edelen was amended to make
the tosging tax 50 instead of 50, and re-
ducing lime ofimprisonment for dredging
at night or on Sunday from three years to
one year. In The House the joint resolu-
ton against the bin iacressing postage GA
fourth class matter was adopted. A mo-
ton to i.detinitely postpone he Ssnate
tobacco inspection bill was deie.'cd.-
The evening" session WAS taken mp with
consideration If the appropriation bill.
The Maryland House of d -legates met
Monday night. Among the bills iatro-
drced was one to amend the local law for
Baltimore city relating 70 municipal ap-
pointmen's, which is designed to termi-
nate the present municipal de dlock. 4
bill was also introduced to create n State
b ard OF arbitration to regu ate disautas
between employers and cup Dyed. 4
number of bi Is were passed, IN .in Y oi a
local character.
The Senate and House Of DIE yates
were both in session Tuesday. The Hous.
also holding night session, aud passed a
numher OF bills Ta.re was lively de-
cato in the House over the contingent
fund appropriation. Mr.. Schultz has in
troduced a bill providing tor the election
in October next of city collector, reg lister
and comptroller ia Bal imore, the mayor
in the meantime having the power 70 APP
point. The c. and Q. Canal committee of
the Legislature held a2other meeting but
reached no conclusion.
Both Houses Of the Maryland Legsla-
lure were in session on Wednesday. Ia
ne Senate NIr. Bowius. from the joint
special committee, reported oill for con
struct;ag a railroad on The banks Of the
c. and Q. cana. The Senate passed the
general oyster !aw and the bill increasing
pay of police lieutensnts, sergeants and
city detectives. Senate bin forbidling
he manufacture OF shoes in the peniteati
airy was ordered engrossed. The Ho Sc
passed the Peter tobacco inspec ion bill
and the gsne:a appropriation bill for
1887. Tie city delegation have reached
no conclusion as TO the Schultz bill to
provide for the election of municipal Off
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

Senator Peter, Of Montgomery county,
has introduced bill into the State Senate
providing for the establishment of an
Agricultural Experimental Station to be
supported at the expense of the Safe.
One of the features of this institution, if
established, will be the gratuitous analysis
of samples of commercial fertilizers when
presented 10y farmers. This feature of it.
self would fully warrant the maintenance
of such an establishment. The TINES has
heretofore dwelt considerably upon the
great advantage which would accrue to
the agricultural Interests OF the State by
the establishment of a department OF tho
public service which would afford this
opportunity to farmers.
When we consider the large amont of
money which is annually paid out by the
agricultural classes for fertilizers, together
with the fact that they have no guarantee
whatever of the value of what they buy
but the bare representation of the seller
which they have no possible means OF
verifying, except by observing the result
upon the crops-a very uncertain test-and
the importance of adopting some regula-
tions of this trade which shall give greater
security to the farmer will become appar-
emit.
1t is true the Legislature of the State
has not overlooked this important consid
Grafton and there are now laws on the
statute books requiring all manufacturers
of fertilizers for sale in this State to have
the respective quantities of certain speci
fed ingredients contained therein branded
on each package offered for sale, snd an
nexing penalty for failure to comply
Herewith. But the trouble is no means
is afforded the farmer of ascertaining
whether or not the alleged analyses thus
branded upon the packages are correct or
not; and this fact is we'll known to the
manufacturer. Therefore, if dishonesty in
clined, he would not hesitate to brand
false and exaggerated analysis upon his
paying the small penalty imposed in case
ths fraud should be discovered by the
farmer. Hence results the necessity of
the Legislature supplementing the existing
statute regulations upon this vitality i'm
portant subject 10y providing some means
of giving vitality and practical operation
to the existing law. This supplemest is
contained in the measure now proposed
and it ought by all means to pass. We
hope that our representatives from this
county will give their active co operation
in making this bill law.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
PHYSICIANS Have Found Out

That contamnating and foreign element in
the blood, developed by indigestion is the
cause Gf rheumati-m. This settles upon the
Sc nsitive sub-cutsneons covering Of the mus.
cles and ligaments Of tn. joints, causing con-
slant and shifting pain, and aggrsgating as a
calcarsous, chalky deposit which produces
tiffness aud dis ortioR of the joints No fact,
which experienre has demonstrated in regard
to Hostetier's Stomach Biiters, has stronger
evidence TO support than this, namely. that
this medicine of comprehensive uses checks the
formid able and aireeious disease, nor is it less
positively established that it is preferable TO
the peisons often used to arrest it, since the
medicine contains only salutary ingredients.
1t is also signal remedy for malarial fevera,
dyspepsia, kidney and bladder
ailments, debility and other disorders. See
that you get the genuine.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

ll,'e on han ut 3 times splendid stock OF
DRESS GOODS, SILKS MOURNING GOODS,
LADIES' AND MISSES WRAPS, JERSEYS,
SHAWLS, LINEN FABRICS. FLANNELS,
BLANKETS, QUILTS, GOODS FOR MEN AND
BOYS WEAR GENES FURNlSHING
GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODS, GINGHAMS,
PRINTS, SATINES, HOSIERY, UNDER
WEAR, LACES, &c. Is.
We oG-r only such gooIs ny We think will
prove of goo, value for the price pail Tae
price in plain Ii lures marked on every article,
:ron which there is no abstsment
living hesa established in business in Balti-
more Tor s. Yeas, and built up n large trads
by fair dealing, courtesy and attention TO the
wants Of Customers; We thsk it will be to the
= advantage vi The readers OF this pa per to deal
with US. Samples will be sent ie select from
when We receive plain ana explicit directions
OF what is probably waited.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

The recent death If Senator Miller, Of
California, will, fer the present at least,
give the Democrats an additional Senator.
with a corresponding reduction on the
Republican side. The present Governor
Of California, Gen. Stoneman, is Demo-
crat, and he will have the appointment of
Senator to serve until the selection of
another by the Legislature which is to be
elected the coming fall. The Democrats
of California are hopeful of controlling
the next Legislature, and so give an addi-
tional Democratic vote in the Senats for
some years.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

II il lie true hat Indian Wheat can be
laid down in Liverpool Tor 81 cents per
hGshel, while tue American cereal cannot
we he sold there for les than 81 81 the
future OF our wheat export trade is hardly
ro.eate. Now that pretty nearly all of
our industrial classes are making an ado
over their rights" is it no, time for our
farmers to he locking to their interests ?
The pack ."Gse Is a patica' animal and
The farmer is docile 81 izen. 1t farm la
Dor IN India costs from 3 to 12 cents 4
day, our wheat growers may he driven 10
clamor for Coolies Ia self eiense Possibly,
Egyp:s slterna'e seven years Of plenty
aud o! famine va, much wiser arrange
msnt thlu mod-rn politici scnnnmis
Imagine Were J"s-ph aud his thrifty
contemporaries prototypes of the kings Of
our modern grain pits: About the only
way f.r The farmers to help themselves
would seem = he = corner the harvest.
as L were, or r,tjpr in initiate the steel
rail- makers and the nail makers and other
industrial "poo. 10y limiting the rupply.
I ne iiWc h,s arrived Tor American states
nauship to pay regard to tie condition Of
the American iarmsr-the main prop #
American prosperity. - Eistoa Democrat
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

nRhERED this i5sh a,v Of u reh, 1886
~ Vat The r-pprt Of til sale OF the mort
s&sei p-a2sgty N the ahoTs emitted cause
made b, Reh,riN N.a,hle .iiornev fer mort
gage be VaEid.i aud confirmed au'.ss cause to
The contrary thereof hs sho.n on or before The
l2th dY % Alrtl NIX. provided copy
Of this order bs lose tel ~ Sons newspaper
patti. she'd in Charles count, once in each OF
ihrre Successive weeks before IA. sIl l!h
d.v Of AprJl r.,t
Fh~ rrp1rl states the mum, o. sale 10 be
s. .u0 j. StNUEL TUsSSR Clerk
True COR te<': ] S.HGxL TUlSss Clerk
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
ilortI ol)orco lnles
PORT TOBACCO:
Friday Morning. March 10, 1886

A despatch from Richmond announces
that Stonewall Jackson's old charger died
at tie Confederate Soldiers Home, at
Richmond Monday morning, Of Old age.
1t is tue iuten' ion of the Governors Of the
Home to have cast made of the horse,
and to have his skin stuffed and skeletoa
mounted
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

A clergyman spoisonous study and bed
room have involved him in serious ILL
ness. The Springfield Republican states
that an eminent clergyman in thai city
the recognized symptoms OF arsenical poi
soning-extrenc lAssi ude loss of appe-
tite insomnia, and ~ swe ling of the hands
and feet. A week or more ago he sus-
pccted the wal! paper in his study and
bedroom, and under the advice Of friend
samples Of the paper were sent t. the uni
yersitv .boratory a Ctmbri1Ie for chcmi-
cal analysis, With the result that tue IL
hraIv paper was found 10 contain halt a
grain of arsenic Ia every square yard, and
the bedroom paper n ,afIy the same guam
tity Last week he " eHt to New York to
get medical advice. He applied to a
skilltul physician, who upon examination,
S i'll he WAS suffering from an;e nit, very
probably caused 10y arsenical poisoning,
and that it WAS not safe ~ occupy the
rooms containing the paper referred to.
1t is remarkable that the wall papers
which contain arsenic are I-rgrly of a
green color. the hue which it is most
pleas ut for the eye to dwell upon. Pleas
ant though j. is, the clergyman will Doubt
less have it stripped of the wa Is rather
than submit to its injurious influence
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19

4 special agent of the Postoitice Depart
ment has been sent to VI idison, Conn to
lsok into case of boyco ing. 1t appears
that the inhabitants If that place ara dis
pleased with their Postmaster, AID as his
salary. belonging to The fourth class, is
regulated by the number of stamps he
carcels, they are determined to starve him
out All the merchants in the town are
republicans, aud they have posted notices
in their stores requesting the people TO
purchase stamps Of hem and leave their
letters with them to be mailed Every
time the train passes through the town
clerks are sent down to the ration wi h
packages Of letters to mail in the postal
car, and turn up their Extensively partisan
noses at the new Postmaster, who comes
down with an empty bag. There is law
which requires the mail agents on the train
to receive all letters on which the post
age is prepaid. and there is no law to pro-
hibit the merchants from selling postage
stamps. The special is directed by Post
master G tnerel Villas to take necessary
measures to stop the boycott, but it is diff
fcult to see what he can do
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-19
ORDER NISl.
Ia IN, Ti-raft Caartfp- Charles eoanty
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