The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-09

years tuition and board at the ex-
pense of the state.
Kimbells is the best place to get
the most oysters for the least money.
The organization of the Cecil M.
E. Circuit will be celebrated at New
ark, Del, Sunday and Monday, Nov.
rs and 26. Rev. w. L. s. Murray
will read a paper on the condition OF
Methodism in this field at the pres.
ent time. Historical skete hes, per.
sonal "reminiscences and review Of
the work of the century will occupy
the time Monday.
Ifyou are tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills, try Carter's Little
Liver Pills and take some comfort. A
man can't stand everything. One pill
dose. Try them.
Mrs. Taylor Forman ON the morn
ing after the election sent to DR..
Kinks drug store boquet of Harri
son pansies.
Geo. Balderston has also on ex.
hibition fine specimen of (Fisk)
Keiffer pear-A specimen of the lat
ter was through the kindness Of Mr..
Balderston was sampled at the Md
LAND Office, and pronounced fruit
of most excellent quality.
An attempt was made to steal one
of Thomas Mearns' horses last week.
Mr.. Mearns is resident Of the Ninth
district. He heard the noise the man
made getting the horse out, and
went out with his gun to reconnoiter.
The thief h ad the horse bridled and
saddlec. and seeing the owner ap-
preaching. mounted hastily and gal :
loped off when he slipped off the
horse and ran. Mr.. Mearnes fred
but whether he peppered the fellow
he could not tell. He got into the
woods and escaped. Lock your
stable doors.
Harrison is elected and it il uni.
versally declared that Hambleton's
oysters are elected the best out side
of the city.
There must be good deal of the
corrosive in the ardent which they
sell in parts of Arizona. The Tomb.
stone Prospector says: ''The sto-
mach of whisky -drinker was on ex-
hibition at Fairbank recently, and it
did more for the cause of temperance
than hundred lectures by a weep
ing orator. 1t resembled bootleg
which had put in about twenty years
in an alley"
!: DR.. Kohler's Inyincible Ointment is the
only ointment which will cure Rheumatism,
Sores, Burns and Neuralgia, 25 cents per
box. For sale by DR.. L. R. Kirk.
The drift of public sentiment in
the great farming sections of the
country may be gathered from the
following extract from one of their
farm papers, and all that speak on
the subject give the same refrain.
A tariff so high as to exclude entire
ly foreign products, as some hot head
politicians preach will never be en-.
dorced by the public.
TN this day of syndicates and so
called trusts, by which manufacture
ers combine to fix prices at home,
whatever may be the export-price at
which they have to sell in foreign
countries. there seems at present no
redress for the people. Flour is too
high for the price of wheat at home.
Sugar is to high for the buying-pri ce
abroad. Salt-low as is the price
here-is too high for the cost of
manufacture. Iron and steel are too
high here for the cost of manfscture
Why? These very articles and many
others are sent abroad and sold for
less money than at home, with the
possible exception of sugar, that is
produced only in limited quantities
in the United States. Why, again?
Tie production is in the hands of
syndicates who fix the price.
The people must pay or go with.
out, since in all the laws enacted,
legislation, while naming penalties,
innocently seems to have forgotten
to create proper officers to look after
the trusts syndicates. This, how
ever, we suppose will eventually be
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