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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-15

THE FORCE or BUSINESS METHODS.
There Is nothing so healthy or de-
lishtful as free, ltura, exercise. The
very desire OF it j. suggestive # n
sound bodily condition. and the IT,
diligence Of it sets all the organs and
functions Of the physical sysicm 70
making lie and energy aud good
spirits rejoicing rs strong MAJ.
Obedience to nat1re is perfect freedom.
Men are always wise in following the
lead of nature. TIE doctors all VII
tell you that. The engineers and archi-
l6cts will tell you that. The ship-build
ers will tel you the same. The artist
will say amen. Aud the philosopher
ard statesman will add. Even 50 Gay
We. And Of the course Of nature the
wise man gays all things arc fan Of
labor. The sun afisclh. and The sun
goe,h down aud has'dh to bis place
where he arose. The wind goelh To-
ward the south an / iurDeih about unto
the north; il Whifielh ab at continually.
aud the wird reiurnoth again accord
ing to us circuits. Action. acton law
full action. is the order Of nature and
condition Of vel beirg.
Method is the soul Of business. Who
has not seen an establishmsut or an 90
siitution Without head, or governing
power: There ev.IythinS takes care
Of itself, and every boly pulls din.r
ent way, ana The general result is either
a dead halt, OF "all action and 20 81,
leakages on all honds-gard total dis
order and break up. Take the SINE
institution and give it one little head
that rules everything. and one iti!c
hand TINT gathers all tie rei1s. aud
one hule month t. give greene
and impose the regulations. ord
life ard energy and effective
wolk paivades the whole thing. Aud
not only that. but go.d humor, and
brightness aud luck take the place OF
sulkiness aud complaining. The force
OF business methods compe's beautiful
action and order and general Obedience
to law. When method rules. di.o1e-
dieuce TO law is emphasized, aud Uh-t-
ever will not work wells cilhcr ground
up or thrown out as foreign matter. cs
indigosliole stuff from the stomach.
Esprit du corps spring out of busnc
methods as a very natural consequence.
Every man Of business knows an this.
Yet. while We sorcadily acknowledge
these elementary teachings, is it not
passing strange tnat men Of reasoning
souls can seem blind TO iho logic of th.
universe, the first principle OF cosmos.
the teaching of an nature. and tto
common souse OF everyday i'c. tia.
bespeak Head Centre OF IltciiiS 20,
ADD Power. aud Beievolcnce. cIi.irat
ing. directing, controlling all. wonder
ful ia counsel. excellent in woiki.s :
Human reason ana manly thought en-
reach 10 higher exercise, nor hrd q
truer, roblcr utfes.aco than lhe lan-
suaec of the great poet.
What. "a us insa,omu sleuc, nh
Move round tlislailst r.,tflal Do.
Nhlt. though uor ,al voice orsour1
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before said court last week. q Veriict
,vas rendered for ten Thousand jollars
damages against the Bertha I.pc Com
pany, the largest veroics ever gwen py
way Of damages for az acclieh, IN ihis,
county. This suit. brought ~ s.iicneii
Black 3 administrator. WIS iof the KILL
inQ of Black. which occurred about q
year ago. btin. caused by tue iaiirg 'i
of the walls Of twenty foot hhh CUT
which vas b-ing cxclyaied Tor l"ii
road. .
The Judge entertained a motion 20
set the verdict aside on TIE ginN"u
that the damages we're excessive. aN"
the motion was argued. bnt me l'"-e
has not vet rendered a decision upon
the motion. ,.t.
The executive committee Is already
az Wort upon the Far grounds te'ii"-
fyerythiua ID readiness for cur iili.
which comes or or tine Isl. 81 a1d 'd 90
October.
The races and other inducements
offered ought To make our toir liir
fan what i. generally IS. one OBI inc
NEST succ s.lul IN the STATE.
The recent nomination Of Nr Il. g..
Kent bv the Democrats of NytHn clun.
g.. f1 the Legislature. has elF.D n'i.
ysr.al satisfaction. .ir. h'Ni 5 Ii. d.
hose honesty. irte1riy. DOB h-ninl'e
ness and true gelti M0uii.ts 90 lt 'i'
and caudnctsie well known through
out Southwest Virginia tlll D.. D. "'
honor TO tle party io OBJ .i-.il Ai'I
nrlurfr her .ttlIs.fl -l.iI l.rs
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THE enormous surplus in the Treas
ury has given the Rliicals a crazs for
squanderlng. The total amount OF Gov
eminent expenditures for the fiscal
wear has not Yet been made public by
the Treasury Department, but for the
year previous the outlays Of the Pen
sion Bureau. which amounted to $50
O3s $50 so. Including S3.262 52i.G7 Of
bureau expenses, were sl} FER cent. Of
the total gross income Of the United
States and nearly 81 per cent. OF the
the total expenditures OF toe govern
ment for that period.
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THE WEEK ~ TRADE CIRCLES. THE
activity II the general lotbing buslne-.
Of the country ha- sufi red hOt'o later
rupiion from the severe storm 'fat na.
wrought SO much damage along the A.
lautic coast. The merchandise dl,uu
button from Eastern trade ctnue-.auu
throughout the ) uth and West la.
continued large, and leaoing iolu-.
tries have been actively employed
The big crops which are u1@ So.
cure beyond ihe fi>k 81 seri.u. dam
age. arc the basis Of the feeling ,i
conlidercc iha, peryades realy al.
branches Of trade. TINS >pir. ot nope
fulness Gnds expression iu iho steadily
enlargiug volume OF general business.
AID III ;hc projection ~ numerous rai!-
road aud industrial extensions THAI
promise continued commefci1l aiU
manufacturing activity through ut toe
fan AMI winter season. TIE failure,
duriDg the last week throughout th'
United States ami Ca1ada aggregated
1875 a decrease of 8 from the tnialuf lie
preceding week. The PHILADELPHIA
Record.
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TnE extract from the Herald on Har-
rison. which We copy in another column,
will show how the q. o Z. regime is
< neraily regarded, and bow Malone
and bio gang are considered the third
sstats Of disgrace, next 10 wsnamsksT
and Tanner.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-15

Mr.. II. \. LANCASTER returned home
Yesterday from his country seat, oval
lawhatoola. in The heart OF the Allie
ghauies, on the banks of the beautiful
Cow Pasture riger. where he Shoots The
pheasant and the deer. and casts the ly
with equal skill. We welcome royal
.sRnh ''
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The National Democrat. the new
weekly paper IN Washington, has at its
head an able editor in the person Of
Mr. Edward Hudson. We all wish the
new paper success. bat the Democrats
all over the country should do some
thing better than good wishes. They
should subscribe to the paper, and help
the editor in his good purpose.
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oricsIuuot nee Of the Times
4IuEyILIE. VA. Sep ember - -
Circuit { urt has been in session here
Tor the past ten days, Judge R. NJ.
Blown presiding. In one Of the case
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TuB REPUBLICAN, pROBLEM The R.
publican managers are terribly worried
OVER tie problem OF how ca eta ma
lDrIly in the roXt national House Il
Rtpi,scotativ :. TAey wait % change
the iu'er Of the House 50 a. Go lie D q
60 u1seat eighteen ID m0crals wh, wsic
elect d ~ u' j riiiesraueisg lron 90
TO l3.CoO. tee ,h,ui ify II. There ~ Ii
ts auothcr CoaGi eieCti next
fall, aud Presidential one IL 1892
Giasjanan Ea2aiyer.
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ceit Ilus on the maike.. Save lhs TIA
tags ana ger handsome aud us.iul
present. -ady.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.

OltLi NJ VI l II II i ilIlJp'
EDITORIAL FLOWERS
BRIGHTLY CULTIVATED,
"Pions John"-Thc Prcsidcnts Peril
Hive Hundred Thousand Pensioners-A
Roman SANDER on American Society
Other Topics.
"Ii0Us JOHN. - Agains' The h
~ irer opinion that Mr. Wanamaker
oij ana honest thing in "a manly wav
We ia the fac s'of the case. Shortly
after The election friend 81 John
Nlnan aker gave % an iuterviewci that
persons ow4 oxplsna ION g the BUSH
ipss 40 these words.
"Q1as gegCd the matter and told me
vhy 81, felt sure OF curyirg the cleo
ton II he had money tod QIay /
would under Ike - rai's the money #
,'e would allow us 40 establish nm ana
lactuiefs bureau and have a voice in
The dieUcs ton al the motey | dou B.
mean th 40 ve insisted on KNOW z whsi
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satisfy The men who trusted me with
ib.ir molcy lfai D. was u.s. d for the
mrpo-cs Tor winch they subscribed D..
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pr'hieacy wilront Tanner o''e e,'.
session Of tLe coming congress " li'
surely present lo tnc ii'-itenl Tor i''7
approval ihe Grand Amy blafoiii-J
and Service Pension bills. "ad ii'i
fhcn, Ire dare not veto tnOm. loi
tn.y would d. simply tine logical fesui
OBJ lhe pltsiieits o"n policy, and ID
fc shall approve ,ha.e uui.. he ih I'D
invite inevitable a'd hnp less h'ii'1'
ruflcF ol tle nallIhti 81 tA-'I '"'
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VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE

Furnished by the Times" CorresPo"-
dent. and state Exchange. -Paragraph>
and Editorial Opinions Clipped Com
pilcdan,l Condensed From Home Papers
Correspondence Of the Tines
FLOYD COURTHOUSE. September ~ -
On Tuesday last. the first day If County
! Court. Obcdiah Paris. sixty-iive years
/ Old. was convicted of a felOni0us assault
land given one year in the penlteutiary.
/ Bat for tine prisoner age he would no
doubt have GOT much llnger term.
Paris waylaid his victim ard made a
most mur1erUus assault with large
stick. infliciiug severe injuries.
Pannil Howell. a young son Of Coz
onel =. T. Howell. late treasurer OF tins
county. bad two fingers of hts fi-ni
/ hand cur OF in SCOTS machine shop .
I few daSsa ago. He was m0nkeying Will
a shingle jointer.
We are having delightful weather
now BRIGHT. warm days. and cool.
pleasant uigh.s-just the kind - prop
erly mature the corn and tobacco crops.
which are very good. and If the season
continues favorable for a short while
/ l1raer The tobacco crop will be very
! nue and bright.
Uptothis time there has been no po-
/ hlcal speaking in this county on either
side. and 80 appointments made Tor the
/ future. The Democrats are IN line
spirits. well satisfied in and delighted
Wfh lhc ticket Mckinney has spoken
/ here in former canyasses. aud Is favor
/ ably remembered by many OF our peo-
/ Die. Tyler is known as q successful
/ farmer Of the adj ming county Of Pa
/ ia-ki. and iIs nomination pleased every
/ BODY. SCOTS reputation as souuo
/ lawyer d. sell known, and the ticket D.
solid aIi through.
On the other hand. Mahone's noml-
nation. or rather bis acceptance, was "a
-iug of ice Co bis party leaders b ~.
+ I. 3. very evident thar they expected
/ him lo receive the compliment. bat dee
cline The nomination Foi long time
/ Malone ha. bad enemies in this county
do bis own party. The old issue has
never taken very kindly 20 him. One
of them said lew lays ago. Malone
was a 0fmd r0scm while Democfat
aud coming 10 the Republican party bad
lot changed him in tins respect The
p vulf m the ranks is now widespread
and Increasing daily. and unless some
,hine 81. done 90 stem the current OF op
g. -.uon and dissatisfaction the little
Boss will yes left on election day
Nanr who have heretofore followed
Nahoncs lead are now 0utspokcn ia
/ .hi. opposition and are more bitter 90
ihcir denurciations and severe in theu
accusations if possible tian the Demo.
Gratis. They charge him with bo-si-m.
.rckery. buildozug and all sorts oi
corruption. and declare that bis election
would b. disgrace 10 Virginia AND
greatly r0ard the material prosperity
+ oi ihc STATE.
Via. elect llahones b3oile VIII
aave r.mlirs 90 Boz seen. Some. az
|l.ntt. lII tnere are TOO many for him
.n buv them all. " Eternal vigiauc.
being ila price of liberty. 90 let not tho
+ ID .moeu.. can a halt nor abate single
DrnI The Democratic party mere i-
being Organized api clubs are formies.
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The mule climbs up. and the current gees
down,
And the sun, and the moon and the star
uut the man stands still IN Richmond town
waiting for the bob. tall car
Cuonus-Elcctrlc stock Is booming, ana a.
mos, up To par;
And we ali have got the corner
Though we feel like corner
Waitin. for the b .b-tail car
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,,,,Tr<c roK THE BOE-TAIL CAR.

lair. climbing Tphs Go'd'" S'on'
when we stand on the street on rainy ay
And our place OF business is far.
yyc hone we may get there. perhaps we mny
Waiting for the bob-ia'l car
CuoRrs-For electric stock is booming, sn1
almost up TO par;
hut the devil take the man
Who Is down - hard pan.
Waiting for the bob.tail car
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-03-30
use and Abuse Of Digestion.

Prof. F. 7. Miles, of Baltimore, in re-
cent lecture, said:
ssWhen you consider that in eating three
times day We eonsume considerable por-
ton oe our lifetime, we begin to realize the
importance of the subject. We eat because
in every momentof our lives We are chang
inc. Not one Of as win leave this room
exactly as we were when we came in. After
entering the body, food goes first to the
stomach. This is surrounded with namer-
ous blood vessels, and al food that is dis
solved and passes from the stomach to these
vessels easily is digestible. Food that does
not enter these vessels easily is indlgestbie,
and causes that dread malady, indigestion,
The cause of 50 nuch misery among man
kind. The stomach stands ia intimate
relation to the brain. Every one is cog,
infant of the fact that disagreeable im.
pression on the mind, the sight, the smell.
or even The idea Of something disgusting,
makes US sick at the stomach. The rule
works the other way also. Whatever affects
the stomach disagreeably affects the mind,
and the result is gloomy and evil thoughts
forebodings of evil, &c. Hunger is not
spre sign that you need food, and you should
not eat every time you feel desire for It.
Won say YOU must eat because you feel weak
and exhausted. That is not so. You can't
Get weak and exhausted from not eating SO
eas;lv as YOU imagine. The food remains
from four to six hours in the stomach, which
Is seldom empty, and your hunger Is often
onlv IMAGINATION. We don't need anything
ike the amount of food We eat, and one OF
The most remarkable things in the economy
~ nature is that in serious sickness the de-
s;re "a eat IS lost The same feeling that
;mpels us to lie down when fatigued tells as
~ abstain from eating when i'll. Fast eating
i another abuse Of the digt stion, because IN
eating rapidly we don't masiicate our food
nronerly. It is swallowed in Jumps, and IS
not moistened BY the saliva. which makes
important chemical changes ia many things
we eat. A third abuse is eating too muen'
and particularly too much meat, and another
4 EATING when feeling in bad humor-. A
GOOD temper and cheerful disposition IS 2
Greater aid to digestion than most people
Imagine. We have no right TO feel nissan
tbropic while eating, for, Ike everything else,
Il IS best done when we are in good humor
and have a cheerful disposition.
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~
The undersigned, examiners appointed by
yirtue Of a commission issued to them by the
County Commissioners Of Carroll county, TO
omen aud locate a public road in said county,
commencing at the end OF the public county
road known as the Trimmer road, in Carroll
county. at the mill belonging to Jeremiah
Riuehard formerly known as Bolhnger 5
Mill. on the south side of Big Pipe Greek,
then across Big Pipe Greek 10 the lands Of
Luther Sharretis; thence through the lands Of
Luther Sharretts, to the lands Of Vim. Miller
thence through the lands OF William Miller,
TO the lands Of Luther Sharretts, then through
the lands Of Luther Sharretts TO the lands OF
Thomas F. Martin and brotbersi thence
through the land of said Martin brothers, on
or near the line between said Martin brothers
and Elizabeth Hann;then through the lands Of
Elizabeth Ham, across Farquar Run, at or
near an old blacksmith shop on the lands OF
Mrs. Jacob Bollinger; then through the lands
of Mrs. Jacob Bolhnger; then on or near the
bed of an old road, through the lands oil
Americas Shoemaker, to the lands OF Jere-
miah Rinehard, passing on the west side OF
the dwelling house on the lands OF jeremiah
Rinehard. thence on the most desirable and
practicable ronte over the lands of said JeTe-
mah Rnehard. through the land reserved for
a road between David Staley and priah
Zentz, to interseet the county road leading
| from Taneytown TO Middleburg. opposite the
road leading 10 the farm Of jeremiah Rine-
hard, occupied by Joel Bollinger.
All persons whom it may concern are here
bv notified that we will meet at Rinehard' $
Mill. formeil, Bollingers Mill, on Wednesday,
the 10th day of April, 1889, at 3 o'clock, a.
M, if fair, if not on the next fair day, 10 ex.
ecute the trust rePosed in US by the aforesaid
commission.
JAMES W. WHITE,
HEZEKIAH HAHN,
j. HAMILTON SINGER,
mara a. Examiners.
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WADE H. D. WAKEFIELD.
MARI Il sykesSille, Nd.
nRpER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circais Court sor Carroll County, So
ting as q Court Of Equity.
NJ q-9o

In the Great Court Tor Carroll county, SD
ting as Court Of Equity.
No. 2T20.
BENJAMIN B. Gogsuch. Agnes Gorxnch. Wm.
=. Gorsach, Sr., Ida GorSacb, Plaintiffs;
SAllie E. Davis, William Davis. Thomas ;.
Evans, William r. Gors0eh. Robert u. b.
Gosuch, Ellen NJ. GOrsueh and Thomas
Gorsuch, Defendants
The object Of this suit Is 10 procure q de-
cree for the sale Of certain Real Estate IN
Carroll Coaaty. State Of Maryland. Of which
William p. Gorsaeh, ST., late OF Carroll
County, State Of Maryland, died seiEed and
possessed The Bill states that William =.
Gorsuch. ST.. departed this life Va Carroll
County. MARYLAND, on the 10th day OF July,
A. d.. 1858, intestate and seized and pos
sessed OF the Real Estate, which is more par.
dculaFiy described 10 said Bill; that the
plaintiffs and defendants in said Bill are the
only heirs al law OF the said William 7. Cor
such. Sr.. deceased, as aforesaid and a. such
entitled 10 the said Real Estate rs tenants "a
common according to their respective interest.
That the said Real Estate is not susceptible
/ Of partition without material loss and injury
70 an the parties interested and especially 70
three Of the Defendants, who are infants, and
4 furthermore it would be greatly 10 ibe Interest
I and advantage Of the said Infant defendants
I 10 have the Real Estate sold; that the said
I Thomas s. Evans aud Robert NJ. B. Gorsneh,
two Of the Defendants, arc infants and non
! residents.
lis therenpoa this l2th day Of March, A.
! D.. 1889, ordered by the Circuit Court for
/ Carroll County in Equity, that the plaintiffs,
I BY causing copy Of this order 20 be inserted
( in some newspaper published in said Carroll
/ County, once in each Of four successive weeks
before the 18th day Of April, 1889, give
/ notice TO the said absent defendants OF the
I object and substance of this Bill, warning
them to appear in this Court in person, or By
4 Solicitors, on or before the 9th day Of May,
next TO show cause IL any they have, why q
I decree ought not TO be passed IS prayed.
WIN. n. MARTIN, Clerk.
True Copy.-Test:
| IL a wv Y MlrrIN Clerk