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Culture fs spreading.

Culture fs spreading. The other
day young lady OF Texarkana, Tex,
bought herself half dozen big trunks
full of finery, had them shipped to her
address at leading girls college up
North. and sent the bills to her fond
father. who is man of worth and sub
stance, along with a telegram that she
herself had taken the train for school,
as she was bound TO have. q fine edu-
cation"
Another 1904 dollar, and evidently
the one whose whereabouts so long
puzzled numismatics, has been heard
from. The coin is in the possession OF
a Pawtucket, r. l.. woman. who was
given it by her father in 1920 on her
eighteenth birthday. He received the
dollar as part payment for services in
the war of 1912, and in presenting il
to the present owner instructed her
neror to part with it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

WHAT THEY ARE GOOD FOR
BHAsDHETHs Pnrls are the best fnedi
cine known.
fsrsf-Ihey are purely vegetable, in fact
moderated food.
eeeond-The same dose always produces
the same effect, other purgatfves REQUIRE
increased doses and finally cease acting.
Third They purify the blood.
fDurfh-Taey invisorste the digestion
and cleanse the stomach and bowels.
Fin They stimulate the liver and
carry on yitiatsd bile and other dspraved
serretions
The first two or three doses tell tn.
story The skin becomes clear, the ey.
bright; the mind active; digestion is r.
stored, ccetiveness cured: the ANNA
yigor lie recr ufted and all decay arrested
fhsre are 1860 liquor saloons I'm England
I,Ne of which are In London
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

what are Hamburg Figs They arr Simply
tables and fruits. They are natural LAXATIVE,
assisting Nature TO overcome constipation, liver
.Nnmnlaints hiliousness and piles fhSsteishs
-,,,e,,nmend Hamburg Figs 10 BE- given 70 IN
fsnts 10 Youths and Ia their Parents, knewlos
ths,n 10 bt, mild, harmless. but most eHleient
Laxative and purSative. During presuaAeS tus
t,NS,ls always show q tendency 10 consiipstlen'
and during this period the continued use Oh
HAMBURG FIGS
Il oseullarly indicated, because, being purely
,s,s,tsSi, they keep the blood cool snd the sSs-
Ism i'm perfect condition Their eontlnas1 ~ uss
~, ms The worst csses of hemerrhoids OF
MI Hsnhury Figs are sold at 3 cents box
by apo,hecsries. Dose, one Fig
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

No reme<sy for sexual debility has ever been
fouud that equals puiar4ins Life Essence, IL
r,sstnrss feeble powers and invigorates the whole
| system \ simple trial viii eonvfutH the mosS
SS,ntical. Price, $50 hottie, All druggists
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

A Port Huron. Mich, woman who
is rather restless as to how business
may be later in the season. has bought
her coffin at quarter-of sale aud Is
now overseeing the construction Of
hnr. tom hstNna-
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I'm weasy OF tiylngs1 moaaed poor Mrs. z1aek.
reg I'm falfiy worn eHt With Che ache in my
back;
Ny nefyes are chain
OF weakness and pain
Ard my roy head IL aeaffsg Al III ii would crask
wow don't BE- ifsc0ur.ged,S crsed xsx,d Mr..
Whit,
ft Is never - dark but there's promise a. 3fxft
can tel y0H. fn brief
What viii give y0u relief
P1ernes Fss0rfsc Preserip ffon will sDon vet gSs
right"
u II tine only remedy for women's peculiar
wfaknesses and ailments. seId BIZ druggists Hn-
Or positive guarantee FROM the maHafzetur.
ers, that y VIII give satisfAstfgn iu every exss
o. money Will ~ refMutes see guarantee "a
bstsae wrapper Large bfflea tf0e desxs5 ST. III
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-11-20

j. =, re international Exhibition at Brussels
~ sestlHgnsase air brake received the higlress
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Csughs and H "a rs< ~ - -T-y,s tYxs+.+t1r,
Ehleh lnsucEs coughing. Immediately reIseFesI
p use "a ~Bgo1z's bronchial Trorhss. sogd
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WHAT THEY ARE conn FOR

1IVe nff reins to yossr iuiz1ned passions; take
si ~ ana little delay. Irnpetuossity manages
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s.isarfHn
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ed 50 oSs ,l.t of forests has pro-
5 1bs ~ n rapidly in Prussia Of late
pra n' the Government has passed
r., bb.O's Tee. timber. 1t was found
lgIng innate nm in many districts was
sho'esoo,ln" llow in consequence of
''Sa'e cutting away Of woods 5
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AingtoN lernment ornitholosist at
be UpjteSSs ESTIMATES, mates that the surplus
lnfiles , ~ States treasury weuid
l,iag ~, pay the bounty for exter.
State. e English sparrows in New
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DOxsT Yorr Kxf.sr

Ar eiertrie rsiisay & fl operstson at csst<.
d2ie. Penn. T. ~
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~ SUFFERERS IRON c1,ssUMrrIos,

piano factory IL being erected al Atlanta,
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4 HONE FOR EVERY BoBY-SECUR Ri
~ aho1ne en- easy terms in the country, whils
retaining your present residence. position an
salary. To- - or more seFes OF land. with o. witt
out s. house. On the inst1llmeEt plan in one Q
our eolaniess we will pant the same TO yosi
order with fruit trees or Eaisin grapes and vii
keep it in good condition untSl fuli bearing
with or without irrigation. these lands lie norsl
or south of San Francisco. in the coast Or in
terror counties. near or distant from railroad OF
town and vary in price c. II. STREET s
co. successors to sAs Immigration Associa
ton OF California ais Mon tgufpery street
Send for particulars slsd full descriptions
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G. H. STREET & CO.,
Successors to the INCARCERATION ASSOCIA-
TI0N OF CALIFORNIA.
AIS Montgomery ST., S. f., Cal.
We are offering the following in ~ 40, 50 o
Leu acre Farms:

other lands for general farming. fruit growing
ar stock raising.
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fhere are 1860 liquor saloons in England
9!Ne Of which are in London
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-13
Read This Twice.

There is a great saving Of time Of labor. Of
soap, OF fuel aud of the fabric, where Doh
bins Electric Soap is used according to al.
rections. llfe trial will demonstrate its rren,
merit. II will pay you TO make that trial
Like all BEST things, it is extremely initiated
and counter6ited.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-13
The Free w hiskey Cry.

The cry Of Free Whiskey" has been
raised III the Democratic camp against
the paragraph in the Republican platform
concerning the Internal Revenue. They
gay the Republican party has declared
for free whiskcy, and they appear TO be
very much concerned ABOUT It. This
show Of concern is very amusing. The
Democratic party is about the last party
IN the world to object to free whisky. 1t
Is the party which solidly opposes al!
temperance Legislation in all the North
ern States, aud is committed against all
'sumptuary' laws in its national plat
forms. If it now appears for the mo-
ment among the sous Of sobriety it is only
for the purpose of affecting the faithful.
Its character has undergone no change,
not the least
The cry is simply campaign cry.
raised IN the Interests Of the party and
the party's principle of Free Trade. Let
no temperance man to deceived one mo
meut by it, or he will 6ud himself trick
ed by the enemies of temperance
In the first place. it is not true tia,
the Republican party has declared for
free whisky What the Rrput licau
party declares by its platform is this:
The Republican party would effect
all needed reduction Of the national rev
enue by repeating the taxes upon tobac-
90, which are an annoyance and burden
TO agriculture, aud the tax upon spiri.s
used IN the arts aud for mechanical pur
poses. and by such revision of the tariff |
laws as will tend to check imports Of
snch articles as ar, produced by our peo- |
pie, the production Of which gives en-
ployment to our hhorer, and releas,
from import duties those articles of for
eign production Except luxuries) the
like of which canno; be produced At
home"
This is not a declaration for free
whisky" but for the release of Spirits
ised in the arts and for mechanical pur
'oses." If such use of spirits is legiti
nate land what temperance advocate
would hold o'bcrwise?) the proposal to
emoye The tax On them is in no senss. ,
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Not Confident.

The Atlanta Constitution, reluctantly
hut inevitably led into the Watterson-
Mills crusade, sees danger ahead. 1t
yeheraently calls upon Congress mot to
forget the obligation the party owes to
Democrats in the States of West Virgin
i and North Carolina. These States
demand the repeal of internal revenue
var taxes. The Constitution can find
no words strong enough to urge con
oressmen to help the commonwealth. -
These congressman are implorcd to steal
RepublicanthundeT andrepeal theinternal
revenue laws, in order to save perchance,
,ome Southern States for Cleveland
We have small hopes, for obvious rea-
.ops of seeing any distinctly Southern
Nate counted for the Republicans, but
he Constitution is evidently alarmed -
Ne suspect that the leading paper in
1eoreia. which believes in protection,
mt has been forced into alliance tempo
,r;lv with the free traders, is apprehen-
i've Of Democratic defeat Knowing
h real motive of the Mills faction, the
ensible Atlanta editor presages or an
cipates disaster to his party friends who
are gone after British false gods in
s as they did ~ 1851 OIL.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-13
The WaShintOn and
Charles County Cash
Dry Goods Store.

Beautiful French dress goods, all pure finest
wool immense double wid:h, in the new STYLE
fancy weave. Every lady who examines these
elegant dress goods will say the real value is
62lc our cash price only 37Ic
Satin Plaid India Linen very finest quality,
not one yard wide, our cash nrice only l2Jc.
II We sold on credit the price would be Csc
Chally De LANES the most fashionable dress
goods, all French stl les cash price lOc.
Figured India Linens in new ard beautiful
French styles real fine quality, nearly one
yard wi le, cash price only l0c.
Henrietta Cashmeres the new STYLE dress
goods, in al the new and peculiar colors. OK
blood mahogany, serpent Terra Gotta, COB.
blin blue, tan and elephants breath, all pure
fine French wool, wide double width, won
derful cash bargain 4Sc.
Plaid muslin real good quality, &c.
In advertising our wonderful cash bargains.
the width quality aud price, is stated so
that no one will be disappointed when they
examine the goods. We deal fairly with our
customers and NEVER misrcpresrnt our goods
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Carriers
Popular Cash Dry Goods store,
I'll Market Space, near It'll Street,
Next door to the Boston Variety Sto1e.
Washington, d. G.

On account ofonr hmm nse cash trade from
Charles COUNTY, We have concluded 10 name
our store THE Washington and Charles
county cash dry goods store"
India Linen very finest quality cheap at ST.
reduced to 81.
The valuable presents for our cash custo-
mers nre piled up on IA large table near the en-
trance Of our store
Buy . 90 worth Of dry goods and select one
OF the following presents. ous par OF D mask
Towels worth 90. A half doz-u tine linen
napkins worth 75c. or a pair Of silk pmbroil-
cred corsets w,rth Tjc
Black Suiah Silks excellent quality, real
cash value 75c, price reduced to 50y.
Fancy silks 315, 40, -, 46c
Cream Alhitros, pure wool, wide double
width, special cash bargain she
Buy 10 90 worth OF dry goods Especial cash
bargains aud select one OF these presents -
Elegant bridal quilt worth | 81, one dogrn
Damask napkins worth 30 or two pairs Of
Damask to-, els ~ saanuasawaua&
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cine against temperahc
making the foregoing declara
cy with reference 10 the rcduc b
surplus. which is to be accom- "A !
will be noticed, not alone by a ca
ton Of the internal revenue Ia b,
such revision Of the tariff as7S ire
lease ARTICLES Of foreign prod q ior
Except luxurics) the like Of whii can
not be produced at home" this Sc enc
is added:
If there shall still remain a afge
revenue than is requisite for the Eani
IL the Government we favor the knlIri
repeal Il internal taxes rather thE th'
surrender Of any part Of our prot civ
system at the joint behest Of the iskl
trusts aud the agents Of foreign anu
faclbrcrr."
II there is any free whisky th'
platform it is 10 this sentence. nd il
there is free whisky in this scniend i Is
only there as an inference in min
gency. The plain. open meaning The
words is this: If the proposed rem \ Of
tie tax on tobacco. aud spirits I'd in
the arts. together with the release du-
ties on certain imports should not duce
sufficiently the surplus in the Treasury
and tho alternative should be thel tur
render Of any part Of our protecti1 fys-
TEN or the entire abolition Of the lnier-
nal revenue system, the latter shOI Id be
sacrificed aud the protective systdm re
tainci 10 its integrity. Upon this'poini
we entirely agree with the platform, and
80 docs every true ProtectiOnist, how
ever radical may be his temperance prin-
ciples It is vital to the interests which
are secured by Protection that the pro-
tectivc system should be preserved It
is not vital to the interests of Temperance
that the internal revenue system should
be preserved.
The Democrats as party care no
more for the internal revenue system in
reality than they do for Temperance. In
| fact they are opposed to the system, and
hated it II ost cordially during tie wal
when it was a necessity. Now that it /
not necessity, they only endure it he.
cause ii gi'es them an opportunity tt
attack protection. The maintenance o
the Tariff is far greater offence to then
than free whisky would be.
We are unwilling to see any carnes
temperance people misled by the falls,
cry that the Republican party has de-
clared for free whisky. 1t is a cry il
the interests Of tinkercd tariff aSd no
Of temperance. fthe Republican party
really wanted free whisky, it would re-
ducc or abolish the duties on imported
liquors.
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BEWARE Of LIMITATIONS

Insist upon Dobbins' Electric. Don take
Magnetic, Electro Magic, Philadelphia Flee
trio, or any other fraud, simply because il is
cheap. They will ruin clothes, and are dear
at any Prize. Ask for
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC
and take no other Nearly every grocer from
Main TO Mexico keeps it in stack. If yonrs
hasn't il, he will order from his nearest whole
sale grocer
Read carefully the inside wrapper around
each bar, and be careful TO follow directions
on each outside wrapper You cannot afford
to wait longer before trying for yourself this
old, reliable, aud truly wonderful
dec Gay DOBBiNS' ELECTRIC SOAP.
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TRUSTS

There is no word in more frequent USE
at the present time than the one which
heads this column. On every corner OF
the streets in the cities we hear IL. IT,
every country grocery It reaches our
ear, when we enter. and until tie cleo
ton puts a stop for time to po iilcal
discussions, this word, coup ed with pio
,ectien. will be rolled and banded about
by the politician. The Democratic pol
itici,u, great as well as small, are labor
ously striving to convince the people
that if protection was removed fro"
many articles manufactured in this conn-
try, aud our markets were opened to
foreign competition, that then.
nad not till then, would the
raDaoious wolves in human shape who
prey upon the necessities Of their fellow
man be forced to break up their nnholy
and damnable combinations known
a. trusts. With the plausi-
bility characteristic Of the pollt-
clan of the demagogue order, they point
the number of trusts which exists at
I present time and declare, that such
.tate of affairs never was known in this
country previous to the adoption OF the
protective tariff policy as cnunciaied by
the Republican party. Whilst that Is
undoubtedly true, yet it is not true thai
the protective tariff is the cause of those
combinations which create 50 much just
complaint. Previous to the war c9mbl-
nations we're made by SPECTATORS IN the
large cities, and the prices OF wheat I,
meat, and other food supplies, we're raised
10 that large profits could be made by
.hoee engaged in the deal. And then
as now. trusts existed as powerful a.
those OF which so much complaint is
made. But they were not formed IN
this country, but were created in foreign
countries, and Amg use of our Deepen
= country were S1ssag q pay to Eogis,
mud other nations the demands made
them. No reliefwas had untilthc protc
tive tariff policy was adopted and sh
out to great degree the manufacture
products Of the old world and lower,
prices here at home by competition. b
at the same time built up and made o,
country more prosperous than was ev
before known. Trusts have been form
ed in this country which are in no W.
protected by the tsriif, and arc the mo
powerful and corrupt which were cv,
known. These trust combinations ca
be reached and prevented by laws whic
the Congress Of the United States ca
and shoed enact and which need not M,
terially affect the present tariff that hi
done so much toward building up an
making great and powerful our gloriou
country that to-day is the envy Of tb
civilized world.
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MIL & Land For Sale.

miil stll n private sale my Wltfr Power
Grist Mil va \ Hens Ffe-u with the use of alh
The rams and water courses leading t. an'3
FROM H. necessary for ;he working Of same,
together with / Iof of land containing a',ou5
xix acres adjoining, having uPCn II good
dwelling t0F The milers use. Also a part Of
the Whole ot n tract Of about l20 acres or
good Turning hand, next ~ the mill, and atl
Joining nv homestead tarm called ''MilF
Farm" The mil bulding is - feet long by
"a feet wide, two and half stories high,
of frame with basement story under the
whole house of stone and bii.k; is now iry
good order Built by me in 1854 OF the hest
material The gearing and mill work., the
hest and most approved Kind for making ais
kinds Of Grst Flour, Veal, nc. 1t has three
run Of French Bnrs, with elevators from e'ch
TO and from lower 10 upper floors; large Flour
Bot, Wheat Screen, Sanu Machine, Hosting
Aarhine and every other fixture necessary
end useful in FIRST class mill.
All or any part of the a1'Ve property Will
be sold much below its original cost separate
or the whole in one lot, Oh 1erms to suit pur-
chaser by paying s'nlIA part IN CAST, the
baslasce on a long credit It 5esi'eT
W 4. FJSET,
nov Aim Aliens Fresh P o., Charles Co., Nd,
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NDFfGR.
STEFAN saw and GRIST MILL,
Waeelwr gAt and Blacksmith Shop
AZ
COY'S ST.1TION.
COY'S ST.gTION.

nm now prepareA to 40 AL the Saving
ana ti.iniing ths' may te needed ., the far
mes in m sertion Nv taiii'irs are ample
inT g,.t,rl ani rapid wok
Grisjing da,s-Wr}pcslAys and Satur-
DAYS Sowing ,lnnc an ,b .Ir4 or for cash
wish ip nturD my frirn', ,nd tie pnhic
Thar on ing To the bard liu"s 70 nj. neigh
horhuOf ana tn, scarcity u moue an comp
e!'ri TO exact the r.tsh on delivery, and 9
" iii be ,is, rs tu SIX for credit Positively
s;R ne, grant T. Nv 1u,inrs' bore ,tier will
be ro8,incica on strict cf'sh basis.
Lumber, Shingles and ia'lis, etc aiw:Ys
on mani Or saw c4i at ts.r hortest noti"e AID
hinA u xeblpl.3 rcpsire1 an} ~ kinds Of
flrfnlng implements rioia aui repaired At y
short l,7sitp All worn done in my SHOPS
are payrunired. Should auy persons work
gire WAY nv rr-rs,n OF workmanship it >h.lb
be again rpw,jgei ire OF charge if brought
back To nay s,oy. Thanking Ihr prhlic for
p.st t.,fors brle TO sh re their pnr'ronegr in
lie future. g +. NAl DEN,
Cn4s Station, Charles comply. Nh.
A the residence Of th- 4'nyc named person
keep constantly 1n htnl small line I
groceries 10 suit the conntr, trAdt. Call an |
buy. r. \. g. HAYDEN. jan l4-In
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NOTICE.

TINE Board of County Commissioner,
will meet at their Office in Port Tobacco
TUESDAY, July 3Ist, 1885,
for the purpose Of paying road hands for the
month Of July.
BY order Of the Board.
BENJAMIN NJ. EDELEN, President.
c. F. DALEY, Clerk.
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& BRO

'LANSB CH & BRO
w.. Intention to the very
i |" -. y ~ gsiaa silks. This
800 Ia, sively worn this sea-
49, Nv T Nv, material which gives
more sa,;sf.,p the general wear,
lonL. H. -. cool. can be easily
cleansed nm prices.
IN SILKS.
IT, Ii. the Greatest Va
riety, and The ST rr'ceS III 'ne '''y'
1ic,, - large and small figures,
% i,rbos % ~ I'D Is.
nsrb cro,.rS aree and small figures,
% inrbez "a ;ae ld Is.
Dark ground. CURES 20 i"e'os "''''
30 cents Il yaFd. go,
Black ground, hgure'' :" lne"eS "'ue'
80 cents a yard
Black Ground, ig1rcs' y inches "iue'
Bl,ck grou "A figures, 2T inches wide,
| % yard.
Dark Ground NJ jersey Sii.S, q incn-
es wide. 90 cn.sard; regular value ! 25
We are now Ill the best value in Col
ored ana Rlaek S to be had. All the
new shades of ~ Serpents, Gravs, Ma
hocsny. and otbe 50, | IS. 2 90, 2 25.
Blacks a; ID. Is, 30, %, IS,
l 50, ] -. > I'd. y so.
Plain Color Chlt 9Oc and y inches:
White and Crt 62lc, 75c, Sjc, and
oOc, % inches.
White and creal q inches,
Special BargaiFnmmer Silks.
SPECIAL DRESS GOODS.
40-inch All-wqench Novelty Checks
and Stripes, elose fine, light in weight,
soc YARD.
i0-inch SILK ansol Checks, in choice
assortment of coIoalitv and material, the
hest ever offered r money,
44~ YARD.
45-inch AlI-wooretta, in all the new
est shades, best 10 in the city, at
s5e YARD.
46-inch All-wo,lE- finished Cashmere
twill serge, extra inality and finish, new
er sold for less tliaO, good assortment Of
new shades,
75cN YARD.
3O-inch Englishred Mohairs, the most
extensive asserting be found in the city,
SOC YARD.
2j-inch Wool e., PIaids, Plain and
Mixtures, never spr less than IS cents,
excellent quality, g goods,
20c M ARD.
Trimmings Of allls To- dresses Gloves,
Ruchings and othengs.