Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-03-26


The 6sh bill introduced by Senator Tuni.
of Talbot. makes it illegal TO catch any fish
with weir, net, seine or any other device be-
tween May 10 and August 30 in the waters OF
Maryland The 6ues are $40 for the FIRST and
$50 for subs queat oftnses, one half for the in
former. As san additional penalty the offenders
boats and tackle shall be sold after days
notice, one half of the proceeds to 60 to the in
former. TIE bill makes it illegal to catch fish
with ssines or nets having meshes Of a siz. less
than ! in hes sqiare, fair m .asurensnt. No
seine shall lie landed upon the shore Of any
owner Of land without his consent under pen
alties from $40 to $50. 1t makes it unlawful
to catch Fl ID with wei.s ID. Of sticks, or ls,hs,
IN Ter a Ten ,lty of $40 to SIS. No one shall
catch fish in Maryland waters for selling or
marketing the same er for any purpose than
eating in his own family without having frat
procured a license from the county clerk, IN
der penalties of $50 and $50, and forfeiture Of
boats and tackle The bill is to take effect on
July !, 1886.
A Military Movemept.
Delegate ". NJ. Muschette who has al ways
evinced deep interest in our State militia and
in military affairs generally, AMI who tried un-
successfully 10 establish a mil.t,ry company in
our count, n few years ago, has a.ain turned
his tffmts in this d. ection, and this tine We
hope viii meet with more sucress and encour-
agement from the young men of the county
especially and fra m all generally. Nr. Musshe,ts
has succeeded in getting into the State mi ita
appropriation bill before the L"gisla urs.
clause giving to Charles county the sun Of
ST 500 for the equipment of a military company
in the countv to hs made part Of the State
militia. The provisions governing this APP
preparation are that the conpasy must lie
established vita at least 40 msnbe:s on roll,
within six moaths after he passage Of the bill
granting ,he. appropriation. The TINES toek
an active interest 10 our late military company
and did all it could to promote it. success, and
We fit truly sorry thu lack Of interest by
our young men failed TO e'ttbl.h it on firm
footing. In this new move, a, in the old, the
TINES will lend its best efforts and We hope to
sc not 40 hut 200 names on roll within the
time prescribed An early call will doubtless
he made asking the young men and all who
feel any int est IN he movement to assemble
and discus, tho f-as,oilify of establishing II e
organ z,tion, and at that tins We shall have
something further TO say this sa' jet.
Physicians Have Found Out
That q concentrating and foreign element in
tie bloc developed bv indigestion is the
cause st rheumaii>m. This settles upon the
sensitive subcutxneons covering Of the mus
rles ard ligaments Of the 'uts, causing con-
slant aud shifting pain, aud aggregatne as a
ralcar.eus, thalky d.psst which produces
stiffness and dis ortion OF the joints No fact,
whi b experience has demonstrated in regard
to Hostettrr's S'omlch Buffers, has stronger
evidence to support than this, namely. that
this medicine of comprehensive uses clerks the
formid.b and a,recious disease, nor is it less
positively established that it is preferable to
the pcisons often used to arrest it, since the
medicine contains only salutary Ingredients
1t is also n signal remedy for malarial fevers,
constipation, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder
siments, debility ami otEer disorders. Sc
that you get the genuine.