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to answer for. II some one is higher up in
social position, thank God that those who
are down need not fear fall. If some one
gets higher Office in Church or State than
you. thank God there are not so many to
wish for the fastening on Of your obsequies.
ments, was visited by plain friend. and to
keep his friends from Jealousy the Duke said:
''You can have all have it you will stand
twenty PAGES OFF and let me shoot at you q
hundred times" 'No. no." said his friend.
"Wen," said the Duke, .'to gain all my
honors I faced on the battle flsld more than
thousand gunshots fired not moro than ten
PAGES off,"
A minister Of a small congreg ,tion COM
p'ained to minister Of large congregation
about the sparseness Of his attendants ''Ah,n
will find in the day Of judgment that you
had quite enough people for whom to be held
accountable"
Substitute for jealousy an elevatiny emula-
ton. Seeing others good, let US try to be
better Seeing others industrious. let us
work more hours. Seeing others benevolent.
let US resolve on giving larger percentage Of
our means for charity. May God put con.
gratulations for Others in our right hand
and asefu G shng 0r Lie '' is short hoo w
the longest: let it all be filled up
with helpsulness for others, work
and sympathy for each others misfort-
unes, and our arms be full Of white mantles
to cover up the mistakes and failures Of
others If an evil report about some one
come to us, let us put on it most favorable
construction, as the Rhone enters Lake Leman
foul and comes out crystalline. Do not build
50 much on the transitory differences Of this
world, for soon it will make no differences to
us whether we had $4,000, 900 or ten cents.
and tho ashes into which the tongue Of
Demosthenes dissolved are just like the ashes
into which the tongue Of the veriesr stam-
merer went.
II you are assai,ed by Jealousy make no
answer Take it as compliment, for people
are never jealous of failure. Until your
work Is done YOU are invulnerable Rsmem-
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to aQulre other DnQ naDltS. 1 ney never
become addicted to profanity, however.
They grow stout and lazy, but live to
ripe old age.
Good horses come from West Virginia,
Kentucky and Indiana, and man with
from five to eight hundred dollars in his
pocket can get good carriage or riding
horse from any of these States sent direct
to the Bulls Head.
Honesty and business methods prevail
in this horse market now. There was
time when nm unsuspecting farmer would
buy a horse high stepping aud proud of
mien at the Bulls Head and proudly
imagine he had secured bargain until
few days later the unfortunate horse
would lose color, droop and die. Then
the farmer would realize that the horse
had been ''doctored.' They don't
"doctor" them any more. Henry Bergh
used to watch them too closely, and be-
sides it doesn't pay.
The Bulls Head market now deals in
nothing but fresh stock. No played-out
horses are sold here. In addition to
supplying New York city, it furnishes
the farmers of New York State, Con-
necticut, Massachusetts and Pennsylva-
mia, with large share of the horses they
use. In this line, however, it has rivals
in the street car companies. All their
cast-off horses are bought by farmers.
They are not of any use for heavy work,
but can be useful in variety of ways
around farm. Sometimes, although
rarely, they bring $50. The usual price
Is S1O--sometines it is less.
And so the 100, 900 horses that come to
New York every year are distributed.
Some 90 to the farm. some drag horse
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15

A good dinner is SAID % Doe a powerful
factor ia changing q melancholy mood into a
cheerful one Tint one man firmly believed
in this theory was proved by Turner the
artist. when, dangerously iI, Dee sent for az
eminent physician
"WeM, doctor, said Turner, you can cure
me. If anybody can What's the verdict
Tell me the truth.
IL am afraid I must beg you 70 lose no
time in any worldly arrangements you de-
sire 70 make.
wait bit, said Turner you have had
nothing 70 eat and drink yet have youf
NO, but that's Of 40 consequence
YES, 1t is. Go down stairs and you Will
find some refreshments. don't spare u, aud
then come up and see me again.
The doctor refreshed himself, and soon
returned 70 his patient
Now. then, said the latter, what is il
Do you still think as badly Of my casef
Il grieve 70 say cannot alter my opn'
ion.n
Tho artist turned his face 10 the wall and
never spoke again. Later IN the day he
died Youths Companion.
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PRETTY, BUT DANGEROUS.
Fads About CeIIuioId-Its Manufacture
and Varied Uses-singular Conceit.

Look outr'
The reporter lodged back MS If be had in-
adyertentlv touched an electric coil
Great heavens, mani DO YOU want 20
burn your fngcrsN continued the m reliant,
exciteily.
Whats the matter"
matter enough. Those eyeglassc, Of yours
are framed in cclluloid. and If You keep
twirling them around in your fingers too near
that Gas let Won viii have an explosion
The reporter placed the dangerous con-
trivance astr.de his nose, aud the merchant
who is one of the largest dealers in ccilu.oid
goods iu The city. continued h's conversation
whore this incident had interrupted DO
"Most celiuoid is made In France Would
you ike 10 know how, Then listen 4 roll
of paper d, slowly uuwouud. and at the same
time is saturated with a mIXturcol five parts
Of sulphuric acid and two part, Of nitric
acid. which falls upon the paper IN fine
spray This change, the cc.Iulose II The
paper into pyroxyIine Gun cotton. The eX-
cess Of the acid having been expelled bf
pressure. the paper is washed With plenty OF
water until AL traces of acid have icon re-
moved lt is then reduced 90 % pulp, aud
passes on % the bleaching trough 10 Dis this
gun cotton which give, 10 Use Explosive nature.
Most of the water having been got nd OF
bv means Of astrauer. equip is mixed with
from 20 90 40 per cent. of it- weight oi came
phor. and the mixture thoroughly triturated
under milistoues The necessary coiorns
having been added Do the form Of powder. a
second mixing and grinding follows This
pulp IS spread out IN thin slabs, which are
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Undo I'm secona mand Rool..

Any one who wanted 70 see the trade n
second hand books reduced 70 Is lowest
terms could have done SO last fall on tho
lower part Of Sixth avenue. An old man had
u dingy basement and stand upon the side
walk filed with second hand paper covered
literature. The popular cheap Libraries were
all represented. fifty cent book could bc
bought for ten cents, and a twenty or twenty
five cent book for five cents. All were more
or less dilnpidated, but the reading matter
was there. The old man has moved now, but
DOUBTLESS there are other similar stalls IN this
city. One would hardly expect a romance
among paper covers, but yet the old man had
a good story TO tell.
IL was OF u young fellow who came fire.
quently in the morning to sell q book for five
cents He used TO cyince great sorrow at
uarting with them. Later the dealer found
ont that the young man had been trying 70
collect u library Of good works IN cheap
bindings 1t had been quite an ambition
with him, but be had lost his position and
had taken another at such low wages that he
was frequently without any money at all az
the end Of the week In such cases he would
be obliged to sell book for his fare down
town. for he was slightly lame and not
strong enough 70 walk The dealer in paper
covers told the story in way that showed
his realization of the simple pathos IN it
New York Evening Sun.
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4 Valuable " atch.

The gorgeous affair in the shape Of a watch
and chain presented by the late king Of
Bavaria 70 the actor Herr PosSart is now on
exhibition at Tifanys 1t would require
considerable moral courage 20 wear this bit
OF barbaric splendor The chain, about two
feet in length, is formed Of linked ornaments
Of yellow gold, studded with big sapphires.
The watch is large, the case euameled with
blue and bearing on its face the royal crown
in diamonds and rubies. On the reverse side
are the royal arms in the same precious
stones. Pendant from the chain IS locket
absolutely incrusted with gems and holding
perfect little miniature Of the unfortunate
Ludwig-the only one ever given TO person
in private life This gift was made at cost
Of - 900 marks, or about 5000, and Is Ger.
tainly a curiosity in jewelers. work.-Ne"
York Press.
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The FIy and the On.

a Fly which had been vigorously Attacking
an OK for nearly an Hour was at length taken
70 task for his Temerity by Bus. who said:
GLOW is it that such a small Insect as you
dare attack such Il large animal as the Oxt'
..Our Relative size is the Key note u the
Whole Proceeding replied the Fly should
Attack Something OF my Size ! Might 10
badly done up; the Ok simply Ignores my
Existence
Moral-It is on that same ground mo.
congressmen are attacked. Free
prs~a
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-15
THE COMING STORM.

A sweep Of darkened. breathlcss sea;
A wraihful. distant SKY. glare
OF yellow. threatening light alec;
A shuddering silence everywhere
Like falling plover's lifted Wings
The gay sails in the ominous ar
Ready to drop and fold. at rest
Stir only with dim thurderings'
As II lion In his lair
Spoke from the darkened, angry wen'
The wild clouds upward stream as cAaseo'
Ragged. dull and swift-and stu the sea
fies level. with no thrill at an
No faint spent ripple come TO tell
or how yon mighty north wind swell
Drives on the storms dread carnival
-Hamlin Garland.
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The French Presidents salary.

The president Of France has an income
from the government Of $40, 900 year-tha'
is to say, Sl20,0O0 Us salary, sto, 900 for keep
ing up his official state and 10000 Tor tray
cling expenses The money IS paid II
monthly installments Of s-o,VOO.-Cnleago
Herald
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and gympathize with u.s. DID the spirit OF
that child's mother look on all that and never
put out hand to stop it, or had 1t merely
the power TO see and not interfere
Freddy was thrown out at the door like
useless old shoe at last, and dimly felt him
self roll down the stairs, hoping that they
would end in a hole which should lead to
another world The rod had been all over
him, and so much about his head that ne
seemed to he half in another world already
a world OF dreams and shadows and strange
voices and shining lights.
Tie had a vague idea Of help being found,
even for such a mauIed and beaten BODY rs
his. up at the central police office, and he
managed to drag thither 10y slow stages ana
reached it just as a policeman Was coming
out
"MGovan-I want M'GovaH, he YEARLY
whispered. and then the man gave INN 70
understand that the hour was late. ana that
had gone home long since. Then as he sun
repeated his whisper, the man directed INN
10 my house in Charles street, and he turned
away in that direction.
He found Charles street. but had no idea
where the house was Tie had looked for
some kind Of big. wide entrance, like that at
the central Further OBJ be saw am unscrecned
window, down few steps, and Inside
mother putting boy Of his own age to bed.
She warmed ms feet, tucked him m lovingly
and made him clasp his hands and speak a
little prayer after her, and then crowned all
by pressing a warm Kiss on his lips
And outside in the dark, was the small
castawav seeing it all His bruised body
needed tuckiug in; his weary heaiucoded the
soft pillow Of mothers bosom, and his
quiyering lips cried aloud for the tender
touch of loving lips His brain was 10
mist. but through IL all came ono thought
thrilling. startling and electrical
Ihaye a mother too. TN go 10 Der.
SO the weary feet trailedaway through the
silent streets tin they landed him Of the gate
of the Can0ugatc buryins ground iis tnn
frame easily got through the bars. and then
he was al homo
afo,t children would have been terrified TO
enter such a place, hut next 10 the Jail
Freddy knew mo- place ,o attractive
Down ia the wecly corner NJ tie back bee
found rest for Inns body. and an eager and
loving listener 20 his sorrows and su.lcrings
Al first there were only tie usual responses
- 't Co.,.
Of keep mp your heart Freddy: I'D take
care of Sou. but by and ty the voice .ecame
more distinct there was strange D's..5
under the snowy tuil, anu l' ''e''' ~
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brsv over slice II bread and butter and
said 10 him:
"Now you'll take me to your mother, LOT
want To speak 10 her
With the greatest readiness he gave me MS
hand. and we went down the Canongate thus
till we came to the burying ground INTO
which. much 10 my surprise, he turned. no
grave dicgers were busy at new grave, bu'
Freddy led the way past them down to
weedy corner al the back Of the bnryinS
ground where he pointed out spot on tne
rugged turf, saying:
shes IN there
an therc What do you mean| / cried,
thinking that his small brain had peeh
turned is she deadf
They said she was, but father wasn't NJ
home 10 see. and I'm sure she was only sleep
ing when they put her in there. think she
awake now. for she always hears what say
to hcr
He stored. evidently expecting me to be
gin what had 70 say 70 her, and then, ind
Ing taat only stared at him and remained
silent. be gripued my arm with his small
fingers ard said:
"TcU her about 10 now. You can tell II
better than me, for II always begin to
49,, .l,,.,, and ,,ot ca enddonlv
- ''''H ~, tl,ot bo had 70 hold on
sIoi'II' - Ia, ,, III and Loan his face
~ ny 81 -i' 80 w.
-. ia. ,,,o,bor ,ron, 10 sneak to
re tbe now one emily observed as soon
&c the 81 had uqesed Off '"Pm afraid its no
use sneal,inc 10 her. and nodded sgnih-
cantly at the weody turf.
ooh YES. IL is often speak TO her, and
she hears me and answers me That's how
know she's awake again, lie eagerly re
turned
"Spooi,s 20 Won. What docs she sayF'
"Sho saws .Kcap ND your heart Freddy
III take care Of YOU"
Il, tbatallr
Chat all. but sho says it over and over
again. Sometimes sho says she's sorry I'm
so hungry. but don't think she can get out
TO give me ANYTHING
why
~ don't know. T., against the rules. Inc
rravediccers don't ike it. One of them told
me So"
He was quite convinced that if she could
have got out she would have come. she was
50 fond Of him. and that she was conscious
and alive and that she heard every word he
uttered close % tie grave. Tie came IN
nearly every dav. unless the gate was shut,
and once be had got in through the iron rail
incs. and asked Ter if she couldn't take him
in beside her, as he thought il must be
warmer, and wanted to get quito close into
her arms But .Le only answer was the Old
words, Keep up your heart Freddy III
take care Of yo1 Tie had heard Of heaven.
and had been tod that She was there but IL
So, lie was sure that the ho.e Doe i'ad seen I'D
the turf was the ate OF 10 ana ina, s-l' was
not far inside. or she could rot nav, leaId
and answered him.
/ lei him oar .i tAe buryin5 ground ana
down hy Lo,heh.e close, hl5 terror mcieas-
ing 90 eF.rys ep. though assured ma lnat
his 'oiA.r mother "'i." Ao' ,''i' I'D l'u.u
hin "il.' was oE. anu '''"' J. was 7 10
fright h.i .-' 81 i.i H'in7 MN -'' l'--.
Contrary l' my eN-t..'lI'i' 'o""1 III
woman ai home -.'..' 4I.t 4'-'HN '-,''u'
with L-' Ihe a ..ta-e hammer " VOICE Il~'
drl- 1a ANA % 'I.1-h l'"e "H empty "..i.AJ
ca,k Tie instant -ne si5ilei tu' 'i.i-i~4-il7
slip II @ boy sLe s'- Down '-' ,A4iu sAe A'I"
20 Tie floor aA1 MADE wrench c' hl-l- say
in5 ia her harslcst tones
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PRINCE WILLIAM.
PEN PICTURE or OLD KAISER WI.
HELMS GRANDSON

Despotic Character of the Yopr. a,
VINO VIII soon Become rmp,-,, ,
Germany-hi' Dislike Of 3d.. rn,,.,
Mother ntcdotc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-17
A wARNING.

The modes of deaths approach are
various, and statistics show conclusively
that more persons die from diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs than any other
1t is probable that everyone, without ex-
ception, receives vast numbers of Tuber-
Gle Germs into the system and where
these germs fall upon suitable soil they
start into life and develop, at first slowly
as Is shown by slight tickling sensa
ton ia the throat aud IL allowed TO con
tinue their ravaees they extend to the
lungs producing Consumption and to the
head, causing Catarrh New all this Is
dangerous aud If allowed TO proceed will
in time cause death. At the onset you
must act with promptness; allowing cold
to go without attention Is dangerous and
may lose you your life. AS soon as you
feel that something is wrong with your
Throat. Lungs or Nostrils, obtain bot.
tie of Boschee's German Syrup. 1t will
give you Immediate relief.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-17
Caught n tn T y.

To all andidates for Presi-
dent who insist upon retiring
from the contest: Go early and
avoid the rush.
Bad tidings travel swiftly.
No sooner does a singer loose
her voice than her loss is voiced
all over the country.
nWhat kind of tobacco is
thisg'' asked the customer; long
cut or fine Gu Z" Connecticut
replied the dealer.
How the architect of the pyr-
amids would grin If he could
take a look at the cracking
State houses in Albany and
Boston.
The turtle has an easy time
of il aud yet he does not have a
soft snap-as you may find by
monkeying with his teeth.
it is a notable fact that how
ever cleanly seamen may be on
the water, they haue a decided
dislike to being washed ashore
Yes, my son, there are two
"fast'' horses in sight. One is
I'll d to to yonder hitching post
and the other is held by the
sheriff.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-17
ORDER NISI.

In the matter of In the Circuit Court
the mortgaged real for Anne Arundel
estate Of Charles County. Sitting In
E. Peters, decd. Equity No. 1899.
ORDERED, this 4th day of April, 1888,
~ That the sale of the property men
toned Ia these proceedings made and re-
ported by James Revell. trustee. be rati-
ned and confirmed. unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
Fourth day Of Nay, 1888.
ProUidsd. q copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published In Anne
Arundel County, once In each OF three
successive weeks, before the said 4th
day of May. 1888.
The report states the amount OF sales
to be $S50.00
SpRIea HARDWOOD. Clerk.
True Copy Test
"A SrRrGG HAYWOOD. Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-17
U WANT
OF Course U want what. DON'T U want

OF Course U want-what. DON'T Want !?
u want TO rent house,
u want situation,
u want servant,
II want to sell something,
u want { buy horse.
u want TO tnd something lost,
II want 10 rent a room,
II want housekeeper,
II want a bOOKkeeper.
u want the people To know you have the
cheapest goods in town.
u want 10 know how TO have your want
gratified. and we'll tell you.
Advertise In The CAPITAL want column and
you will see how soon your wants Will be
supplied.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-17

Cheaper than ever, or win make to or
der any desired tinware
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-17
ORDER N.Sl.

S. Thomas Mccullough, attorney and
agent OF the Working mems Building and
Loan Association, of Annapolis, Anne
Arundel County, Maryland,
as.
Thomas Barnett.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County, Md. In equity. No. 1897.
ORDERED, that the sale made and re
~ ported by 5. Thomas Mccullough.
attorney aud agent for the Workiugmen 5
Building and Loan Association of Anna
polis, a. A County, Md, MORTGAGE with
power TO sell tue zeal estate in the pro
ceedings mentioned, be ratified and
confirmed uniess cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 25th
day Of APrH 1868; presided copy of this
order be inserted IN some newspaper pub
lished IN tue city OF Annapolis, once in
each Of three successive weeks before the
25th day of April. 1883 The report states
the amount of sales 10 be four hundred
and seventy i've l$475.0O) dollars.
SPRIGG HARwooD Clerk.
ma SPRTGG HAYWOOD, Clerk
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-17

For ANNAPOLIS. 20. 600 A. NJ. 1918 'and
4 10 and 6.S0P On Sunday. eos a. m. and
500 m .
For Way Stations between Baltimore and
washington. 8 IO $50 and lO5 a M, II. IL, 800.
500 80 and II 90 D. M On Sunday, $50 and
eos m. 81 500 6 81 and IL CUP m
Trains leave washington for baltimore. 5.00
an gao so so. $50 a m, II 10 2S5. Sl5.
S3n 430 40 40 55s. s As. T.S0, SIS. IL 30 p. IN
Sunday $50 80 $50 $50 q. M. l.30 2.s0 3.SO
40 $50 SIS Gas S.85 Il.3D p m.
From Annapolis. 6.4a s.3s l2.t5 a. NJ. $50 go
D M Sunday. at $50 4. m. and 40 D. M.
Baggage called Tor and checked at hotels
and residences on orders left at Ticket Offices
n. w. Tor Calvert and Baltimore Streets new
No go s. Broadway. new No 1882 West Balu-
more Street and Camden Station
w. NJ. CLEMENTS. c. X. LORD.
Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-05-25
Gsnal Mutieem.
Alvin G. welch's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT The Honorable
fioba,c Court for the District of Chittendeu
, no oil ucrsOns interested ia the estate OF
AiNln =. WEIGH Of " illistOn IN SAID District.
GREETING
whereas, application in writing hath been
uHue To this Court by the Guardian
VI Suiu wards for license to sell certain
tSa, estate OF said wards setting forth therein
inut snlu Guardian by virtue of a decree OF
I9tttcloSu re OF the court OF Chancery for
0niitc,t4 zen county in 'avor of said guardian
a Ky. Soloman POwe !, his ward has become
W. tnc owher OF a certain farm of 100 acres
W JcIi reno IN SAID District known rs tho Solo
lnon rover 1arm and that it would be con
uicIVe 10 me interest Of h $ ward to sell said
,arin l 90. Ihe purpose of of putting the pro-
ceeds thereof at interest
ANA thereupon the said Court appointed
and assigned the 18th day of MAY. A. ID
1865, AT the Probate Court rooms in said dia-
trlct, 10 near and decide upon said apDlication
ana ordered public notice thereof be given
70 al persons interested therein, by publish
ing TINS order three weeks successiyelv IN
the burlington Free Press,a newspaper which
clrcuhtes in the nciRhborhood of those per
sons interested therein, all of which pubiica-
tons shall be previous to the time appoint1ad
for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap-
pear before said court, at the time and place
assigned, then and there in said court to make
your objections to the granting of such license
| II you see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate Court
Rooms, this 9Th CAV of May. 1888.
4dw3w JENNIE STACY, Register