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Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
SNOW HILL, MD MARCH 8, 1888.
Burdette's Philosophy.

Burdette's Philosophy.
''cIvE THY THOUGHTS NO TONGUE"
So you have bought dog, havc you, my
boyi Well, that's all right. Tho dog is q
faithful friend and q checry companion for o
long stroll; but constantly bear In mind this
thing: II Ananias had not been struck dead
when he was, tho chances arc that In less
than year no would havc published vol
uno Of dog stories. Be proud Of your dog,
my boy, but remember &henover man tells
q story about his dog, he Is never inclined TO
fall shamefully short OF the truth. once
called ON Truth In company with q friend Of
mine, good man who owncd q dog. As We
stood bowling ut tho door and scraping our
feet on the snowy door mat, while Truth
smiled welcome, my friend said: II guess
won't let my dog come In. A funny thing
happened ono day last week when he went
calling with me. He went into tho parlor"-
And just then crash Of thunder rent tho
heavens and made the earth tremblc. Error
black as night, ugly as sin and big as q
mountain, stood grinning before us, and q
boy camo running up TO say that Truth had
Just fallen into Clarion county oil well
5000 feet deep.
COURAGE AND STRENGTH.
Fanny Davenport Is tho strongest woman
on the stage, and she says she developed her
muscle by churning butter Oh her ranch In
California. Just one word In your ear,
friends: we have eaten somc California
ranch butter. You had that muscle before
you churncd Il.
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR soRosIs.
Mrs. Ewing says in The womans Journal
that 'shc believes that $1,000 women could
earn a living In this country by the manu-
facturc and sale Of home made bread" We
believe 80, too. There's fortune In II. A
paving material that will bc yielding to tho
horses foot, comparatively noiscless, and yet
moro durable than Belgian block, Is some
thing thr. has not yet been discovered. On
TO the front, o woman!
THEY WORK BETTER IN THE OFFICE.
"Havc you suffered much from train rob-
bcrs, conduc;orF' asked a passenger over the
Wabash. "Not at ALL" replied the official,
II haven't scen director OH the train since
last November" Aud only the signing
prairie winds swept plaintively through tho
windows, and the s.iing wheels went click
ing monotonously observation-disclosures; I.
cleaned 'cm-out; I-clcancd. .'em-out. ."-Brook-
| iyn Eagle
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
Order Nisi.

Clayton J. Purncil. Trustee under u deed
from Edward B. Bates. er parie.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester coun.
~. In Equity. No 1853. January Term
1888. To wit-February a3rd. 1888.
ORDERED. that the sales made and re.
ported by Clayton J. Purnell. Trustee for
the sale Of the personal estate Of Edward
u. Bates. be ratified aud confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereofbe shown on
or before the first day Of May Term next,
provided copy of this order be inserted
In some newspaper printed In Worcester
county, once In each Of three successive
weeks before the frs, day Of MA,. In the
year eighteen hundred and elghiy.eighi.
The report states the amount of sales TO
he e50a7G.
JoHs w. STATION. Clerk.
True Copy.
Tssl: JoHS W. STATION. Clerk.
feb. asst.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
TERMS--CAsII.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The creditors Of the said Job J. En-
mons are hereby notified 10 hle theil
claims with the vouchers In the Office ol
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for wor'
eesisr county within four months from
the day Of sale.
CLAYTON ;. PURNELL,
feb. 254. Trustee
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
TUESDAY
MARCH 2Oth, 1888,

at 3 o'clock p. NJ, the following real es.
tate, 10 wit
All tina: House and Lot In the the town
Of Snow lIill-at the corner Of Federal
street and street leading TO the depot oi
the ID. NJ. & v. Il. H. which was conveyed
to Job J. Fmmons by Alfred u. Nairne
and wife. and Thomas z. Johnson and wife,
by deed dated May 7th. 1879. aud recorded
among the land records of Worcester
county. In Liber I. 7. NJ, No. :. fDlios 90
and 100. as by reference to aid deed will
appear. The said property will be sold
clear Of the dover Of the widow Of said
Job. ]. Emmons.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03

SToNEBRAKER CHEMICAL Co Gen.
tlemen: have used all the popular
brands Of Horse and Cattle Powders
on the market, but l never have found
nor do ! believe ever will find any.
thing for building up and invigora.ing
stock like
sToNEBRAXER's HORSE x CATTLE row.
DERs. can buy other brands for
less money. but think the best is the
cheapest in the end. Yours truly,
HENRY LANCASTER,
Superintendent Streets. Baltimore city,
Baltimore, Sept a6. 1887.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03

/ SToNtBRAKLR' nLooD AND LIVER
CoRHECToR acts on the Liver, Cures
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Chills
and Fever, Epilepsy or Falling Fits,
Fla,ulcncy, Loss oi Appetite, Female
Complaints Sick and Nervous Head.
ache, Costiveness. Scrofula. Pimples,
Bloiches. and all Skin Diseases of
whatever nature caused by bad state
OF the blood or accompanied by low
state Of the System, Indigestion, Jaun.
dice &c A specific remedy for
BRlGHr'S KIDNEY Disease. Loss
OF Memory, Debility. Shoriness OF
Breath. Dimness OF Vision, Pains in
the Back, Ches, and Head, Rush Of
FLOOD To the Head. pale coun,enance
and dry skin. II these symptoms are
allowed 10 continue, frequently Epi.
leptic Fits and Consumption follow II
is used and endorsed by the mos, cmi.
ncn, Physicians and Clergy.
endeavor to give my guest the
best the marke, afford, hence | use
Sioncbraker's Flavoring Extracts.
Robert RENENT,
Of Hotel Rencnt. Baltimore.
/ endorse them. T.. S. WooD,
lu,aw House. Baltimore.
Best we ever used
&. l.. WAGoNER & BRo
Green House, Baltimore.
Would no, sell any other Extracts
bu, S,onebraker's | am convinced
they are the best in the world.
~ "-"'SSoN.
Ia es, Va.
sell them 10 the best families in
Washington C,iy, because know they
are perfectly pure. C.wITMoRE x Co.
Washington, ID. &.
hive been selling S,onebraker' S
FlavorIng Extracts for years. until the
name has become synonym OF purity
and strength ID. PyLrs,
Washington. ID. E.
4,h Ave Ho;el. Oct. ist 1887.
Best quaI'i'y OF Flavoring Extract,
we ever used was S,onebraker's. man.
uiac,urcd by the S,onibrakcr's Chemi
cal Co., Baltimore Md
6. ] HoLLBERT. Proprietor.
Thos. Reese. Z. A. Agincn & Co.. baltimore
4. u. Shea and Mcssrs. Iiill & Co.. Washing
TIM. u. q.
/ Hamilton & Smith. wythrviilo. Va.
! j. r. :lan,i 4 liro., West Point. Wa.
| AL nrst-clnss merchants throughout tho
| United States highly endorsed. uses In their
own families. and recommends to the trade
! Stonchruker's
Pure 90 ccntratcl Flavoring Extracts.
We ave not the space here to tell you of the
many nice things W. manufacture. send tIs
/ your u'ilIcss and cent stamp. and We will
( muil you list of our Preparation.
/ THE SrONElisAk CHEMICAL. ca.
baltimore L. =. A
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
TUESDAY
The Goth Day Of March,

4. d., 1888. at the hour Of 9 o'clock D. M
ist.-All that Building on Washington
street, in the town of Snow lIill. worces.
ter county" Maryland, occupied by J.
Morris Carey. rs an undertaking rslab
lishment, and Samuel Tubbs, as u butcher
shop, respectively.
2nd.-All that House and Lot situated
at the corncrof Market street and Gun.
by's Alley, also in the said town Of Snow
lIill, county and State aforesaid, where
the said J. Morris Carey at present resides
TIE Ms OF SALE.-CASI.
SAMU l. II. TOWNSEND,
feb. e5.if Trustee
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
Read this Article.

In my honest opinion don't believe
there was or ever will be remedy for
the cure Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Headache. and Pain to equaii
STONEBRAKER'S IMMINENT.
/ sell it ir all my stores,
JOSEPH N. ROBINSON,
Sspt. 20, 1887. Paw, Paw W. Va.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
Town Property!

By VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF the
Circuit Court for Worcester county. sit
ting In Equity, !. the undersigned. as
Trustee. win sell nj public sale 10 the high.
est bidder. At the Court House door. in the
town Of Snow Hill, Worcester county,
Maryland, ON
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03

am the most successful breeder Of
fine fowls in the State, but / feed them
EBRAKER'S CHICKEN Powders
the year round. II is the only Egg
Producer known. X. l.. ScRATToN,
Polo, Ill.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
HAVE YOU CONSUMPTION.

HAVE YOU CONSUMPTION,
Or any symptoms Ct i,9 Most all dis
eases ate the result Of cold. " neither
i: lie Sigh, Cough, a bad case oi
Group or Pleurisy, you will find
STONEBRAKER SCOUGH SYRUP
an infaliahle remedy. 40 years Of con
slant use has fully tested its merits,
hence i, stands (wiihout argument) the
hes, cough cure in the world. 1t is
pur-ly vegetable, but :ich ia curat. We
properties. IS cts.
Gentlemen : SrONEBR AkER'S
LlNlMl;Nr in my estimation is the
bes, preparSion ex,an, for pain. Il has
proved tha, in my own family.
Yours ;ruley, GEo T.. OLIVER,
Oreanist ST. Paul Church,
o Sept. a., 1887. Albany, N Y.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
Ne,O Legal ids.
GEO. w. PURNELL. Trustee.
TRUSTEES Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate!

BY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY CON.
tanned in Geed Of trust from Danie
J. jenkins. and Ruiina jenkins, his wife,
the undersigned as Trustee. will sell at
public sale in front Of the Court House
door, In the town Of Snow Hill, worccs-
ter County, Maryland, on
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
BlSHOPvllIE,
WORCESTER COUNTY, MARYLAND
On SATURDAY,
The Sd Day Of March,
1888,

at the hour oi 9 O'Clock. p. m.. the follow.
Ing described real estate. belonging to the
said Vim. Il. Tubbs. Insolvtnt petitioner
TO wit:
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
Notice 10 Creditors.

Notice TO Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given to the creditors
Of the said William II. Tubbs to file their
claims with the vouchers thereof in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Worcester County within three months
from the day Of sale.
SAMUEL II. TOWNSEND,
Permanent Trustee.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
rhrY ,n,rh sn,nrihInr.


~ avn PEA 81 To- larn." writes 'cnator IN
gals, 'oacrr:.ing the rcccnt iirc. 'tha; the
aci. .hbors slycl tie welL"-AtchisoD ';lol'o.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03

BY virtue Of an order Of the Circuit
Court for Worcester County, passed In
the Insolvency proceeding Of James A.
Flemming, the undersigned, as Perma.
nent Trustee Of the said James A. Flcm.
ming will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder. at the Court House door
In the town 0f Snow Hill,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-27
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Queer Religions sects In Russia.

NJ. Tsakni, q Russian writer, has Just
published an interesting work upon curl
GUS religious scots in Russia. IL appears
that in tlie empire there are no less than
Is, 900, 600 of devout followers Of insane
and cranky notions of Christianity; and
new religions or sects are constantly
springing up ia spite Of all the Efforts of
the Russian authorities.
One Of these scCts is called the Runa-
ways. They fly from their villages or
towns They believe in returning 10 a
wild state of existence, destroying their
identity as much as possible, and living
like sayages. Civilization they regard as
the great curse Of humanity. They also
carry on a sort of brigandage, and one Of
their most sacred duties is TO rob
churches.
There is another sect. calling them
selves Christs. They adore one another.
Crazy dancing forms part Of their reig-
ious ceremonies.
The Skoptsys, another religious body,
believe in self mutilation. They are also
expert dancers and tumblcry. Barnum
would be proud of such a set Of acrobats.
There is another sect that never speak.
They make signs skillfully.
Bloody. sacrifices form part II the re-
ligion Of other fanatics, and tn butcher
ing of sons and daughters TO up ,ease the
wrath OF the Lord is getting ther too
common.
There are also missionaries Who go
around preaching the glories AMI beau
ties of suicide, and its absolute necessity
for salvation. A Mr.. Souckhoff is the
leader Of this gang. He was arrested
for murder some time ago, hut managed
TO escape, and turned up in village.
where lac preached so hard in favor OF
murder and suicide that several Of his
followers cut each others throats, and
others shut themselves up in their houses
and burned themselves to death.-New
NoEk sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-27
FOR CATHOLICS,
Bishop Ireland. of the Diocese OF st. Paul,
TO be Made an Archbishop,

ST.. PAUL, April 25.-It is an
nounced on what il considered good
authority that Bishop Ireland has
received from the secretary Of the
sacred college Of the propaganda st
Rome, the formal document which
makes him an archpishop. According
To the informant the important docu-
ment came several days ago, aud will
soon he announced to the people Of the
northwest in the recognized paper OF
the Catholic church.
IL has been anticipated for some
time in st. Paul and the northwest
that the distinguished prelate, whose
home Is in st. Paul, would be elevated
10 this exalted station,
This has been the .sct not only
with the Catholic clergy and promi-
inent laymen, but the general publ,
has had notice Of the probable honor
and on one or two occasions rumors o
Bishop Ireland's elevation TO the arch
episcopal station have been in circu
lation.
All attempts 10 confirm the rumo
that the papers are here have 20 ia
proven fruitless. At the Episcopa
residence II il given out that IL such Il
the case the first positive announce
ment Of IL will be made through th,
church paper. IL Is also said that OF
the elevation Of Bishop Ireland tn,
Rev. Father McGorlick, OF Minneap
oils would be made bishop.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-27

Of the gospel 10 he Christians. 1 shall
be with you several days. You will
hear my doctrines on the public
plaza; !, like the Apostle Paul, pro-
claim the truth openly, that oil the
people may hear"
"Dr" Esperidou further stated that
he wasn't beggsr. He pays cash Es
be goes for all he desires. He carries
his money in a coffee pot. Twice,
near El Paso, he fell into the hands OF
border baadits and was searched, but
they failed to get his money. In these
encounters he was roughly handled
aud cut twice with a knife, ouce in the
side and in the hand. He has not
slept under a roof since he undertook
his religious labors, ten years ago.
He thinks Of all the deplorably sinful
places on earth Ell Psso comes first
and Texas next. He thinks New Mex
leo far ahead Of Texas, and more de-
serving Of statehood.
However, and Notwithstanding all
this. If il is true that cleanliness j.
next to godliness, then "Dr.n Esperi-
don is very ungodly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-27

Congress Fayors the Reimbursement of
Good Indians Minnesota Had in the time
ofthe Great Outbreak.
WAsHINGToN, April 25.-The house
committee on Indian affairs reported
favorably the substitute for Rice's bill
Tor the relief of Indians who served IN
the armies Of the United States
against their .owa people when at wal
with the United States, aud of their
families and desceDdants, from opera
tion OF certain acts of congress to pun
irh hostile Indians. The bill is so
amended by the committee ss to in-
clude as beneficisries Of the act with
those who served as scouts in the
armies acting against the Sioux, mem
befs of the same bands' who were o,
the time ofGhe outbreak serving ia the
armies of the United States in the war
Of the Rebellion. They amend thu
substitute by providing for tSenty-
seven Instead of twenty-five annual
payments, rs recommended by the
interior department, AS the payment
of 1862 aud 1868 were never made t.
Them, the outbreak occurring in Au
gust, 1852, before this money, which
was on the road for the purpose
reached the reservation, aud that th
appropriation for 1868 was covered
back into the treasury. So the amount
appropriated for the payment Of thest
scouts and soldiers should include trt
ro rata share 10 the payments due for
these two years, which would be $780,
800 more than the Rice bill propose.
The committee recommended the pas
sage Of the amended bill.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-27
World Famous India Ink.

1t was in the latter days Of the Tang
dynasty that one Of Li-tchao and his son.
Lifting Kouei. set up a manufact0ry Of
ink in the small town Of Chu-tcheou.
which was then surrounded by magnifi-
cent forests Of fir, from which fact we
may reasonably infer that the black was
TO be made from the combustion Of that
wood. The father had grown old in the
business without making any particular
reputation; the son. however, brought
the processes then employed TO the high
est pitch Of perfection; but he kept his
methods profound secret, and since his
time the efforts Of all the makers have
been directed to producing an ink as good
as his. Yet il is allowed by connoisseurs
that nobody has yet succeeded in equal
ing his makes. especially those in shape
Of a sword. and of round cake-which
are his masterpieces.
We are told that an infallible means of
recognizing the ink Of Lifting Kouei is to
break piece off a cake and throw it in
water. II, in a month. the pieces are
still uuacted upon at the bottom of the
vessel, we may be certain that they are
really authentic. This great genius made
several qualities, which are distinguished
by the characters stamped upon them.
Three are Of the highest excellence. un-
approachable by any modern; and the
fourth, which may be considered as the
ordinary article. bears his name. together
with the title conferred upon him by inn
perial decree as reward for the services
he had indirectly rendered to literature.
Ali the lear Round.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-27
THE monk AND THE EDITOR,

The Wandering Bulgarian and HIS opin-
ions-TcSss tho wiokedest Place ON
Earth.
The editor of the Santa Fe New
Mexican was startled the other day by
the entrance into his sauctum OF a
somewhat peculiar visitor. He wore
eyeglasses, an unkempt beard and an
oilcloth hat, and long black apron
Mapped ABOUT his rusty boots, giving
him the appearance Of being u cross
between the wandering Jew and the
lowest type Of the professional tramp.
He was followed by scrawny yellow
dog that looked as much like his mas
ter as it il possible for a dumb brute to
resemble human being, and II didn't
require many minutes conversation
with him TO conyince one that God,
the dear people and the dog consti-
tuted the trinity Of his life.
"YOu'ye heard Of me, doubtless" he
said in broken English. The local ss-
sured him that he had not, "Well,
them he continued, 81 am the Bul.
garian Monk. My mission Ia to
Chrl-tianige the world. | have
preached IN every county In America,
save few here In New Mexico, aud |
sm doing these as rapidly US possible.
Ny real name Ia Rev. A. N. Esperl-
don. belong TO the Brazilian order
of Monks At Jerusalem. My tru,
mission 10 10 teach 90 called minister,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-27
Don't

Let that cough Of yours run on. You
think II is little thing. But IL may
run into catarrh. Or into pneumonia.
Or consumption.
Cstarrh Is disgusting. Pneumonia
Is dangerous Consumption is death
itself.
The breathing apparatus must be
kept healthy and clear OF all obstruc-
tions and offensive matter. Otherwise
there is trouble ahead.
All the diseases OF these parts, head.
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and
lungs, can be delightfully aud entirely
cured by the Us OF Boschee's German
syrup. IL you don't know this al.
ready, thousands aud thousands Of
people can tell you. They have been
cured by II, and 'know how II is,
themselves" Bottle only rs cent..
Ask any druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-27
nheuma,ism and Con, comparrd.

| have been lately enjoying The adj
vantage Of meditating oycI the relative
discomfort Of gout and acute rheumatism,
having had both at the same time, Gout
Is not pleasant; the part affected feels as
though an iron band q size 100 small were
bing squeezed round II, with an oc-
casional interlude Of hot coal being
dropped on It. But, on the whole, pro-
Ter il to rheumatism, when the latter a.
sumes the form Of tearing Of the muD-
cles. London Truth.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-27

The wild mice Of southern California
have deadly enemy in the snakes
which abound there. In order 10 avoid
these reptiles the shrewd old mice take
possession uf the birds nests in the cactus
plants, and there rear their young. A
traveller states that lac has seen an old
mouse run down the trunk Of a cactus
with half dozen young ones holding on
with their mouths TO various parts Of her
body. How they do this without being
injured by the cactus barks is mystery,
for the barks are so sharp that snakes
never attempt TO climb the trunks of the
plants cincinnati Enquirer,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-27
Hemlock Belt OF PENNSYLVANIA.

The Pennsylvania hemlock belt em
braces a tract probably City miles square,
taking in "A part Of Potter, Mexican.
Cameron. Forest and Elk counties. Tim
Der experts claim that this belt contains
nearly one-haif the timber now standing
in the United States ca,t of the Rocky
mountains. and to this fact is due the
establishing Of several new and large
mnncrics in the vicinity Of Olaan. Lnm-
bermen estimate $1,000 feet Of lumber
and ten cords Of bark tp the acre in the
belt, making 80, OO0, zoe, 0O0 feet Of lum-
Der and 10. 600. 600 cords Of bark. Be
sides the hemlock there Is variety OF
hard woods, including cherry. Of the
very best quality. Butler Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-27

Since total calms in excess Of two days
duration are practically unknown IN the
United States il is entirely feasible TO
light country houses by wind power An
electric dynamo may be operated by
windmill and storage batteries charged
for use as needed. II will probably be
found that the cost will be greater than
oil; but there is no comparison as re-
CARDS convenience and beauty, and il is
probable that the windmill will be USED
as source Of power for lighting the
houses ofrich country pcoplc,--chicago
Herald.