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Milford chronicle., 1889-02-01
Low Rate Excursion to Washing
ton. d. @

The B. & o. r. R. Co, announce a popu-
Ter excursion to the National Capitol on
Thursday, February 9TH, the tickets will be
good thee days allowing time to see the
sights Of the Capitol aud visit Mt. Vernon
and the tomb Of George Washington, reach
ed by Steamer in short ride down the Po-
tomac.
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Milford chronicle., 1889-02-01
W give beI0w a ID q the .tation. sIlow-

The ueKeIs are good going only on tfains
named above and are valid for return trip on
all regular trains. scheduled to stop at the
return destination of the ticket, until Satur-
day the 9th, inclusive.
Returning the special train will leave
Washington for all stations, except Landen-
berg branch att 80 p. m.
For time table showing returning trains
and guide to points of interest in and around
Washington call upon or address agents L.
SO. R.R. CHAS. O. SCULI,
feb Gen'l Pass, Agt.,
1t II &. O p p
Milford chronicle., 1889-02-01
HART's HOTEL,
MILTON. DEL

This hou Sc having been recently reftted and re-
furnished prepared to offer guests frst-cass ac-
cOmmodatons.
ket affords
THE BAR is stocked with choicest wines and
liquors and cigars
THE LIVERY is fully equipped and we carry
traYeers to all points on the peninsula.
IA. HICK KHAN, Propr.
Milford chronicle., 1889-02-01

The steadily increasing popularity of Lax
ador, the golden" remedy. with dyspeptic.
and persons troubled with indigestion is sim
ply phenomenal. Price only IS cents. Al
all druggists.
It makes person feel sad to hear a crying
baby, suffering probably from some slight
pain, which could be easily relieved by the
use of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, which is fol
sale at all drug stores.
Milford chronicle., 1889-02-01
DR.. g. w. PLEAsANToN,
Homeopathic PHYSICIAN,
Office at his residence on East From. Street,
North Milford. Del.
A CARD.
professional Nurse.

The undersigned offers her services to these in
need Of professional nurse. Charges reasonable.
Reference: any physician in Milford or Freder-
lea Call upon or address,
Mrs. L. ]. GALLOWAY.
jan IS II Milford Del
Milford chronicle., 1889-02-01
GIFT THE BEST
THENE ALL
THE
PHILADELPHIA
TIMES
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THE MOST COMPLETE NEWSPAPER PUB
LISHED IN PENNSYLVANIA
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aready th0 nOwlng
Milford chronicle., 1889-02-01
Lerislative Proceedings.
DELAwARE coLLEeE ro WI.
AN INSANE ASYLUM.

InlPoRrANr LEeIsLArIoN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-31
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wygodnemi pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez Gala Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i ~wybrzezami
Oceann Pofudniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i St. Joseph, Nc.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich g}6wnych punktow W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem a p, p lano W
a d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udaG do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE, Est. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejowego gdziekolwiekbadz ma
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. v. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Genl Pass, and Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc %informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w n~alezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE, Est. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do H. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.'
CHICAGO MILwAUKEE&sT PAULRAILwAY
Leave Winona- East Yves,
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-31

JuH JeuZ, uo WI
dzenia.
z"raz pc wyjsclu gajowego, p.
Ambrozy siad} PREY kantorku i "a
brat sic do pisania zaprosin ma
jutro.
Dzieh sic juz zrobi} lebski, kie.
dy dzlesiaty i ostatni list sw6j
herbowym zapieczetowa} sygnctem.
Wsta} cd pisanla, wyprosto-
wal sic, krzyza wygiaf W ty4 i ma
prod k%ilkakrotnie, pisanie bowiem
hyfo tax ola niego, jak wog6le
ola kazdego prawie szlachcica, jed.
nym, najciezszyoh z acknowledgement
za]ec. Wypoczawszy przez chwile
strudzonej m6zgownicy, czo}a raz
%jeszoze potar} i usmiechnaf sic ra-
dosnie, wesSf i jakby o~drodzony,
tax go rapport o wilkach i nadzieja
jutrzejszego polowania ucieszyly.
Znikfy czarne mysli, odleciafa
gdzies W SWAT sylwetka 4aidaka
Szlomy, co odeh zielonego zboza
kupowac juz ME chcia} - ulotni}
sic gdzies W dalekie krainy swiezy
jego %wlerzyciel hypoteczny...a sa-
ma pekata ksiega wieczysta dobr
Borki, kt6ra mu sic jakims cyro-
grafem juz wydawaia, znikla z o.
GU i giowy, jak rozwiane widmo
z}owrogie.
w poi godziny potem fornale,
ktorzy mieli jechac z odstawa kar-
tohi do o%sciennej %gorzelni, rozjez-
dali sic konno W rome strony, z
llstami zapraszajacemi sasiad6w
ma jutrzejsza wielka ob}awe. Pan
Ambrozy ubraf sic predko i &c
szed} do jadalnego pokoju ma ka-
we. tn juz PREY oArag4ym stole,
czeka}y nan iona i Stefa, zajeta
szykowaniem sniadania ola uko-
chanego ojczuIka. w swynl ran
nym neglizyku, piekna by}a jak
aniof i jak aniof rozpromieniona,
zapewne ma mysl %uirzenia nieba-
bawem daWnoS nieWidzianego ku-
zynka.
Ma wldok rozradowanego me-
ia, PAM Barbara az sic - z krzes-
Ia zerwa}a.
,,Coz "a dobra moving nam
przynosisz? - spytala klaszczc W
rece.
,,Czy co miarku]esz? - 3D.
rzek usmiechniety pan Ambrozy.
,,Miarku]s COS bardzo pomys-
nego, DO pc w%czorajszej konferen-
cyl z kucharzem, wyszedles zfy i
zastepiony, az mnie same strach
zdejmowaa. DIS widze Gle tax raz-
nym i weso1ym, jak juz dawno ME
by}es.. Coz to "a dobra nowina.
,,Zgadnij, Basieczko.
,,Szlama kuplf zielone zboze...
,,Ale pal diabli zyda!...nie
wspominaj mi o MIN. ..bem ia tego
}otra wygna} z g}owy.
,,Dosta4es jaka tania pozyczks...
EFT, gFupstwo.. .mnie tam ME
pozyczki W mysli.
nWiec chyba.. LOS nam wy
szed@ W piatej klasie.
,,Los?.. DO. ..nie WIEN navel,
Gym 60 wykupii.
,,Jakto?.. ME wykupi}es?.. ME
wykupi}es numeru, ktory mi sic
wysni1?
:,Kto by tam W shy wierzyl
.~..zreszta czas %ieszcze ME przeszed},
wykupie.
,,Ale coz sic tam sta1o dobre-
go? movie juz raz, moi mezu.
,,Nie zgadujesz?.. pytaf usmie-
chajac sic p. Ambrozy.
ME zgadne juz..-odrzek1a "a
ciekawiona niewiasta.
wiki gniazdkowe w%ytropio-
ne!!-krzyknaF uszczesliwiony mys-
Hwy.
,,Masz tobie!
,,Tak moja Basieczko!. .krzy-
cza} dalej chwyta]ac zone W pol,
czego juz dawno ME robi}. = Ca
he gniazdo osaczone!. ..jak Pana b.
ga kocham!
Ma jutro szykujemy obfawe..
zaprosifem Gale sqsiedztwo.
Ma jutro?-spyta}a iona z o.
bawa.
mo naturalnie.. INA jutro.,z O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-31
Kto d61ki pod kim
kopie sam W ME
W pada.
O6razek 2 Syci0.

tIioWl' ,,oezell IuLleSZ ma VOL
ne, pomodl sic raz, jeAeli 70
dzlesz ma morzu pomodl sic
diva razy, a je&eli sic zenisz,
to mafo i trey razy." Nieste
ty przysiowie to datoby sic i
u mas zastosowac, malo bo-
wien chodzi takich wyhran
COW losu, pc tym eadole pla
czu, ktorzyby szczerze powie-
dziec mogli, il trafli terno
ma wielkiej a ryzykownej To-
teryi, mafaenstwa, - nigdzie
wiecej ME ma przegrauych, jak
W naszym polskim polsxim
Pary&u, W Warszawie.a
Obrazek niniejszy vice, ME.
dyskretnie dopatrzony, wziety
jest . bruku warsza wskiego.
Prey ulicy Marszalkowskiej
mieszkaf pan Michaf we villas
neJ pieknej kamlenicy, znany
powszechnie obywatel, byfy
radzca miejski, czlonek wielu
towarzystw dobroczynnych, a
obecnie &yjacy sz~czesliwie z
kapita}u re swa mfcdziutka
l9letnia 2onka.
Pan Michaf diugo decydo
wal sic ma TAXI stanewezy
krok W &yciu, jednak doayw-
sly szczesliwie W kawalerskim
stanie fadnych lat Sc, posta-
now'f oadz co bqdz ozenic sic,
lecz tylko dlatego - jak mo-
viii, ably ladny majateczek je-
go ME przeszedf pc smierci,
nie majac k%rewnych, W re.
ce rzadowe. Poznawszy vice
ma lottery fantowe], urZadzo-
nej ma Gel dobroczynny, cor
Ike pewnego obywatela, poczaf
najpierw W domu rodzicow
panny bywa6, zapraszajac
na koncert, u%rzadzony przez
Towarzystwo wspierajace siero-
ty. Pan Michaf miai zaszczyt
bye prezesem.
Il poczatku. zapraszany przez
pap7 panny Wandy, grywa}
W preferka, poznie, zostaf ma
kolacyi, ustugujac zaaczaco
pannie, a W koncu bywauie
W domu OLGA panny Wandy,
state sic przyzwyczajen:em, pa.
ma Michafa, lie bez nicgo y.
,be.isc sic ME mogf.
Gas biegf mu szybko i BIO
go. Patrzac ma harmonic zy-
cha familijnego, do ktorego to-
raz tax tesknif, cd czasu .jak
zaczai bywa6 W domu rodzl.
COW czarnookiej Wandy, pc.
smutnia1 pan Mlchaf, ME do
trzymywal sfowa swemu PREY
Jacielowi Ambrozemu, co d.
partyjki W bilard W resurcie
mieszezanskiej a co najwaz
nleJsza, ku niematemu zdz1
wlenlu starego, Jana, sluzace-
80 pana Michaia, zaczaf sic
starannlej ubierac, ]asne kra-
waty noslc i wasy czernic.
Rodzlee p. Wandy spostrze-
gall co sic swieci, lecz radzi
byll, be talk stateczny "a
szczytnie many czfowiek, lax
pan Mlchat, a co najwazniej-
SEA bogaty, chce uszczesliwic
'ch jedynaczke Wande. Me
zdzlwili sic vice, gdy pc osmiu
mleslacach pan Miehaf pew
nego dnia stanal w n.ieszka-
niu 'ch we fraku i blaiym kra-
wacle, proszac o reka panny
Wandy.
Szanowny rodzic, odkrzak-
nawszy p%orzadnie ,poruszaf war
gami jake pie6 minut, namys-
lajac sic mad odpowiedziq,
wreszcie ka wielkiej radosci
p. Mlchaia, powledzia!, lie spo-
kolnie powierza swe jedyne
dzlecko talk wytrawnemu j DO
waznemu czfowiekowl, iakim
Jest p. Mlchai, pewnym bedac,
ze Wanda znajdzle szczesc,e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-31
Ma StanOWisku
OpoNiaddnie.
(Ciae dalszy).

IA tos ty 2 nieba, Wawrzon-
ku!! zawota} p. Ambrozy, wdziewa-
JAG buty copredzej-a tax mi snie-
gu, jak Zydom nanny ~niebieskiej
trzeba byte. Co zes wytropil pc
ponowie.
wiki Wpanie.
wiki? Wawrzonku. ..czy ME
izesz?
wiki jak i'm dobrze zycze.
Wiki. wiki. .m6l Wasiu...
mowi} mysliwiec, zapinajac rzemy-
Xxi ma d}ugich juehtowych chole-
wach. Wasinku zioty. wiki. O.
s~aczone?
.,Oszacone jak nalezy W bia-
lem bfocie, "a trzema chojarami.
nPojdz Wachu.. MECH Gle US
ciskam!-krzykna} uradowany p.
Ambrozy, obejmuiac W koszuli os-
niezonege gajowego i ME baczac
ma zamoczenie swej bielizny. -
Czekaj moi Wachu.. .czekaj - mo-
viii dalej, dobywaJac fachy wod-
XII, ktdra W kancelaryi zawsze ma
poczestunek stafa W pogotowiu.
Napij sic, Wawrzonie. ..jak mnie
kochasz...o TAX. No, MECH ci be
die ma zdrowie - mowif do
sciskajacego go "a nogi gajowego.
Czy to tylko ME przechodnie wiki?
,,Gniazdowe, Wpanie - gniaz-
kowe wilczki, ]ak i'm dobrze zycze.
IA dawnos je tropii?
nJa juz je cd pazdziernika wa
bi}em ko}o bia}ego b4ota, ale ME
chcia}em tego Wpanu meldowac,
DO ME by4em pewnym, czy dotrzy-
maja. lie razy zawy}em, lyle "a
zy mi sic wilczeta odzywaly. Skra-
da}em sic juz RAJ pc zachodzie
%s}ohca, zeby Mode wybrae. ..wtem
...zaszelescia1o cos w gaszczu...pa-
trze...a tn leci ~wilczyca Z rowan
ta paszcza...m m, sia}a bestya z mego
wycia, re to obce wiki sic zakra-
d}y do jej szczeniak6w.
Strach mnie zdjal, ledwie, ida
zy1 sunat ma drzewo.. zasiad4em het
prawie ma wierzchofku, zeby mnie
ME zawietrzy}a i czekam. Whey
ca wpad}a ma mole tropy, oblecia-
Ia pc mich raz drugi.. ale stra-
CHA tropy, bonn ia sunaf ma drze-
wo. ..zairza}a jeno do szczeniat i
zakreci}a sic a i drugi. Zdawaio
mi sic, re bestya wyprowadzi W
nocy Gale gniazdo, ME rusza}em
sic wiec az do p6}nocka; ale juz
pc wilczeta ME wr6ci4a. Cd tel
pory da}em i'm pok6j, ME wabifem
ich iuz wiecej i czeka1em az do
%pierwszej ponowy. Skoro dzls W
nocy snieg pruszyc zaczqf i zie-
mic obieli}, siad}em ma szkope i
objecha4em knieje do kofa... widze
re ME ~wysz}y, wiec wr6citem pre-
spac sic.
Mad ranem, kiedy juz dobrze
dnieG zaczyna}o, ~osaczy4em knieje
i widzia}em ma w}asne oczy kilka-
nascie tropdw ko}o bia}ego bfota
"a trzema chojarami, tam w1asnie,
gdzie kiedys wilczki wabifem. Me
wraca}em juz do chalupy, jeno tax
jak by4em, wprost do wpana PREY
jecha4em, zeby cos uradzit wedle
obfawy.
"a no...Bog CT zap}ao, moi
Wawrzonie. Bog ci zapfac.. .zaraz
zarzadze polowanie.
Ma dis ~Jeszcze?
ma dis sasiady ME zdaza
sic zjechac, ale ma jutro, skoro swift.
~Tymczasem ty sam, Wawrzonku.
ludzi ma jutro zamow, ilu ich tyl-
ko zebrac bedzie MONA.
IA no...bedzie tego }ajdastwa
..,bedzie re czterdziesci.
,,Zbierz takze pieskow re wsi
lie sic da.
% bedzie i tego dosy6...za-
raz, moich diva, burki... ciete o.
krutnie, so}tys6w jeden, co mi Ion
sk'ego roku fydke poszarpa}. Wojt-
ka szarek, co to zrebaka udusi}..
Szymon6w diva kundle, co to try
zagryz}y. .Walk6w jeden.
,Dobrze.. .dobrze - przerwaf
mu p. Ambrozy = strzelcow to
iuI in conaimniai y 1Zlesiaciu WV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-31

CAM ma balu mfodego pray
stojnego medyka Alfredo N.
Mlodzi tanczyli re SODA pare
razy, przedstawili sic nawza-
.jem> Drugiego dnia przypad
kowo spotkali si? ma ulicy.
orzystojny Fredzio prosif, c2y
moze odprowadzlc, i ctrzy mai
przyzwalajaca odpowiedz. Idac
vice, pc drodze wesofo roz-
mawial, czego skutkiem byfo,
Re p. Wanda widywafa sic 2
Fredziem we wtorki j czwartki
ma wystawie obrazow studyu-
jac suzuki piekne.
Pc kr6tkim czasie Fredzio
wyznaf p. Wandzie swa CORA
ca mifosc, ma co dostat odpo-
wledz z rc&owych usteczek D.
Wandy vJa... ja... takae
pana... ko... ko.... cham.
TAX vice, bez wiedzy rodzi-
cow, przysiegli soble mlcdzi,
czekac ma sposobnievza chwile,
W ktorejby Fredzio mogf wy
znae przed rodzicem swei u
kochaEej uczucia ku jego GORGE.
W tym wfainie czasie, jak
piorun z jasnego nieba, pablo
oswladczelie p. Michafa.
Zrospaczona piekna-zako-
chana, ale ME W fysym panu
M'chale, doniosfa o wszystkiem
swemu Fredziowi. Tea 2 po-
czatku zakliLat ia piekne spe-
Ozone dnie ich mifosci, ma da-
ne przyrzeczenie, by odmowi6
wprost, lecz dostawszy odpo.
wledz z ust kochanki, il ME
ma silly stawid oporu wolf ro-
dzlcow, chciaf pope}niG .mo-
bo]stwo, idac jednakze do sas-
klege ogrodu szrka6 smierci
W cleniu drew, wstapif do
stepkowskiego posilie sic jesz-
cze jaklm pfynem ma te po-
droz cd patres. Spotkai tam
k'lku kolegow a usiaifszy W
ich gromie, pc kllku kiel;sz-
kach Bordeaux zapomniai o
swym zamlarze,-a zwierzyw-
sly sic pred kolegami swych
serdecznych cierpien, lei mu
byte ma sercu tax, il postano-
wit ma z}ose &yd i o ewej
nlewdziecznej zapomniec.
Ia try tygodnle odbyl sic
Stub pana Mlchaia z p. Wan-
"a, pc ktorym szczesllwi mali
zamieszkali we Was
nym domu PREY ulicy Mar
szalkowskiej.
Pan Michaf sprowadzif me.
BILE z Wiednia i z radoscia "a.
najkosztownieisze ma
chc'anki sweJ mafzonk1.
70 przejsciu miodowych ty-
godnl, pan Michal postanowif
ME nudzlc pc cafych dniach
mtodel zony, powtore chciafs
p~owetowac swa nieregularnosc
W resurcie, grywajac W b,lard |
q panem Ambrozym. iona 1
nietylko il mic ME miala pre-
CIV tel n%iewinnej zabawie
meza, lecz owszem nieraz VIE
czo:em sama usadfszy d. for
tepIanu, namawiafa mezulka,
ably poszed} rozerwsG sic tro-
che de klubu.
Pad M'chaf korzystsjac 2
dcbroci 2oneczFi, bywaf
co dlugi wieczor w
Siuble, powracajac nieraz 0
p.ofnocy.
LAX vice pan Michaf czuf
SIC najszszesllwszym malaon.
klein ma swiecie, lecz ktorea
szczescle Jest trwafe9-Pewne.
go wleczoru O zwykiej godzi-
ME pan Michaf, przyszedtszy
do klubu, zastaf .juz, co nigdy
ME bywafo przedtem-Ea sic
bic czekajacego 2 tajemnicza
ml''a pana Ambrozego, swego
letnlego przyjaciela
70 krOtkiem orzvw;+,n;,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-02-02

A newspaper is wonderful instrument
tality in a community. II talks to all the
people. You can read il, and when i is
read once you can send it away to friend
aud he can read it and then las it away FOR
year and it viii never lose interest. 10
no way can you bring an important matter
before community better than through a
local paper. No enterprise in the commu-
nifty IS more worthy Of liberal support.
You get in permanent and unmistakable
form what is said in the local paper. The
lecture or sermon you hear soon slips from
your memory and leaves no impression on
your mind, aud you can find no one to re-
peat it to you; but in the local paper you
can find it again and read i again and
again. Some people keep all their papers
and read again what Is put in them. This
is a good idea, as in the course of years it
becomes an interesting volume.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-02-02
Copied from nature.
Har.crs young People.


Most Of the skillful devices invented BY
men for doing fine work rapidly can be
traced to nature, where for countless cen
turies they have been operating. The dis
coverer Of each new appliance Of mech
anism might be shown that his idea was as
old as the hills. 1t is claimed that the
inventors Of the future win be those who
carefully study the natural world The
burr-stones Of the mills are another style
Of the molar teeth which grind all the
grist that feeds men and beasts The hoofs
Of horses are made Of parallel plates ike
carriage springs. The finest file Of human
manufacture is a rough affair compared
with the Dutch rush used by cabinet
makers The jaws Of the turtle and tor
toise are natural scissors The squirrel
carries ehisels in his mouth, and the hippo
potamas Is provided with AIDES, which
are constantly sharpened IS they are worn,
The carpenters plane Is found in the jaws
of the bee. The woodpecker has power
full little trip-hammer The diving-bell
initiates the work Of the water-spider,
which constructs small cell under the
water, clasps bubble of air between its
hind legs, and dives down to its submarine
chamber, with the bubble, displacins the
water gradually until It's abode with fishes
contains a large airy room surrounded by
water In laying its eggs on the water
the gnat fastens them into the shape of
lifaboat, which it is impossible to sink
m. hn
mast Of a modern ship is strengthened by
deep ribs running along its interior. A
porcupine quill Is strengthened by similar
ribs. When engineers found that hollow
beams were strs niger than solid ones, they
only discovered a principle that is very
commonly seen in nature. A wheat straw,
if solid, could not support its head of
grain The bones Of the higher animals
are porous, ard those of birds, where light
ness and strength are most beautifully
combined, are hollow. The framework of
a ship resesembles the skeleton Of her
ring Aeronauts try to copy the struct-
ure and movements of birds. Palsy, the
French potter, studied seaside shells to
learn the best method of terrifying a town.
The ship-worm is an admirable tunneler,
boring his way through any submerged
timber, and lining the round passage with
a hard casing The engineer Brunei took
a hint from this animal, and was the first
to succeed 10 tunneling under water. The |
Eddystone lighthouse is built on the plan |
Of tree-trunk, and IS fastened TO the rock /
in manner similar to the way tree
clings to the soil Ii is supposed that the
first idea Of suspension bridge was sug-
gested by the creepers of a tropical forest.
When plans were wanted for the London
Crystal Palace, Joseph Paxton, gardener to
the Duke of Deyonshire. having noticed I
the structure Of the gigantic leaves of the
water-lily Victoria Regia, plant |
into England few years before,
adopted the idea of copying in iron the |
ribs Of the leaf, and filling the remaining
space with glass. So by patterning after
nature, the obscure florist became Paxton
he great architect.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-02-02

WHAT Is SLEEPER Here is a def
milton which is as difficult to read rapidly
as @Peter Piper picked peck of picked
peppers, and yet is much more sensible.
In fact, it is an actual statement of facts,
as you viii find if you read it slowly:
A sleeper !, one who sleeps. \ sleeper
is that in which the sleeper sleeps A
sleeper is that on which the sleeper runs
while the 81, per sleeps. Therefore, while
the sleeper ceps in the sleeper, the sleeper
carries the sleeper over the sleeper under
the sleeper until the sleeper which carries
the sleeper jumps the sleeper and wakes the
sleeper in the sleeper by striking the sleep
er under the sleeper on the sleeper, and
there is no longer any sleeper sleeping in
the sleeper on the sleeper.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-02-02
A NEW Depot in Westminster.
A gentleman stopped in No. 90 W. Main

A gentleman stopped in No. 46 w. Main
street, and asked what is your name, sir !?
Gladhill. What will you paper room 70
feet square and feet high for, in good paper?
S2.T5, sir. What viii you paper 1t in good
gilt for? $i.a5. Is that SO? Yes, sir. Why,
| can have my whole house papered for about
SI2 or SIS, can't i? Yes, sir. Say, did you
paper the rooms of S. Kann, Sons & Co. and
+. d. Miller i Co.? Yes, sir; they we're the
first jobs | ever did. Is that so ? they are
good enough for me. Yes, and viii put my
work against any other paper hanger in the
state. guess you viii il they are your first
jobs. What do you put Embossed Paper on
the wall for? soc apiece. What is that so?
zoe apiece. What is your cheapest paper?
l5c and 20c- guess that is brown back
No, sir, We don't keep that; if you want it /
can get it for you, and put it on the wall for
loo piece, but it has seven yards in piece;
all Of my paper has s yards in it Do you
want any brown back? No, sir; the paper
you have is good and cheap enough for me.
Well, | must say that you have the prettiest
patterns of paper | ever saw. Well, i must
90. | am glad | came in here. | am sure
that l saved at least % per cent. by coming to
see you. | viii tell my neighbors about you.
and when we get you in our neighborhood we
will keep you all spring. There well, good
bye. Good by. Oh, by the way my wife told
me to see about Curtains. Where can | get
them made to st my windows. Right here.
Where can | get Picture Frames made. Right
here. Is that so. What all do you keep ?
keep Aceordeons, Albums, Pictures, Frames,
and everything that can be found in first
class 99c Store. Well, what don't you keep
Railroads and trains. Ha, hal Well, good
bye. Good bye. am much obliged for your
order mario
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-02-02

OLD HICKORY ON SWEET TEMPER
II cannot forbear peiintilg out to you, my
dear child, said General jackson once to
young lady in whose welfare he felt a
deep interest, '.the great advantages that
viii result from a temperate conduct and
sweetness of manner to all people, on all
occasions. Never forget that you are a
gentlewoman, and all your words and ac-
tions should be gentle. am quick and
hasty in my temper, but it is a misfortune
which has caused me inexpressible pain.
1t has given me more trouble to subdue
this impetuosity than anything l ever I'M
dertook"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-02-02
AOetrp.
THE TRAMP.
J. ]. R. IN eHlcAeo DAILY NEWS.

I wait for the train; the night-oh, how cold
Ny clothes are all tattered my shoes stiff and old
The prospect around me is lonesome and bleak,
And my teeth chatter so that scarcely can speak,
start at each sound and my hearts beating fast
l cAnjurs up ghosts from the aisles of the past,
And SILVER and bark for the rumble and claek
OF swfft.speeding wheels on the cold rusty track;
Oh, bitter the night and my thoughts while wait
Alone at this curve for the friendly way freight
The river out yonder-so silvery and calm
Would give me shelter nor ask who am;
And, may be, when come to the City Gold,
Where justice is tempered with mercy I'm told,
Some angel would stand at my judgment and plead
A kindly word said or a generous deed
Some long years ago ere l swerved from the right,
And took the hard path that I'm treading to night.
But mothers last words were BE honest and
brave
The coward alone seeks suicides gravel
So pray for forgiveness, and praying wait
At this bleak, lonely curve for the friendly way
freight.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-02-02

Short credits make long friends. The IN
dersigned, Constable for Westminster dis,
trict, duly bonded and qualified, offers his
services to the public as Collector He will
take accounts to collect either as a public
officer, or on private account, on liberal terms,
and returns promptly made. References
Union National, First National and Farmers
& Mechanics, National banks of Westminster.
viii also clerk and auctioneer sales.
JOHN T. DIFFENBAUGH,
'une 25:y Westminster, Md.