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Purposes, like eggs. unless tney ne
Matched into action. will run Into decay. |
Smiles.
The best sign that man believes
any thing is not his repetition OF its
formulas. but his impregnation with its
spirit. Brooks.
IL there were no readers there
would be no writer's. To indulge in
the reading OF bad books is to give bad
authors their power for evil. IS. s.
Times.
Love that has nothing but beauty
to keep it in good health is short-lived.
and apt TO have ague fits. Erasmus.
How can a man expect sympathy
who insists on shining up his family
tree only TO shake hands with the grin.
ming monkeys at the topp-Once a
Week.
Virtue consists in making desire
subordinate OF duty, passion 10 princi
pie; the pillars OF character are mod
GRAFTON. temperance, chastity, sim
plicity, self-control; It's method is self
denial.
Many of our opportunities mus
be lost to us; II is impossible for US u
be alert enough to profit by them all
But part OF our training is to look 70
them. and our success will depend o
J the use we make OF them.
: Presbyterian.
1T is doing some service to hu
mainly to amuse innocently; and the
know very little of soci ty who thin
we can bear TO be always employe
, either in duties or mediate ms will
out any relaxation. Sir p. Sidney.
When we look back upon OF
; lives, especially If we begin TO fe
, that they are pretty far spent, how
: amuse ourselves with thoughts OF VIII
we might have made out of them 9th
s than they are. But it is an anus
y ment that may as we'll be sparingly
dulged in. Our better employment
V to make as much as possible OF WI
n is left us.
IS The yelk Of egg alone is the bet'
is for in salids, and will be frequently r
70 shed when the white would be
l. | ,actad
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EASTER "LiFTiNG."
A Peculiar Custom Observed in the North
ern Counties of England.

A Peculiar Custom Obsorved in the North
ern Counties of England
A peculiar Easter-Sunday custom is
still in vogue in some OF the northern
counties OF England. On that day the
men parade the streets with the priv
ilece of lifting every woman they
meet three times from the ground. and
demanding in pay either a kiss or
siypence. On Easter Monday the tables
are turned, the women being entitled
o the chance Of recovering their kisses
or the sixpence as the case may be.
Chambers Book of Days" thus al
ludes to this custom OF lifting: "ln
Lancashire, and in Cheshire, Stafford
shire, and Warwickshire, and perpaps
( in other counties, the ridiculous custom
Df lifting or 'heaving,' is practiced.
I On Easter Monday the men lift the
women and on Easter Tuesday the
women lift, or heave, the men. The
process is performed by two lusty
taen or women joining their hands
across each others wrists; then, max
ing the person W pC liN"' ~ 80 49, ~ -
their arms. they lift him up aloft tw'
or three times, and often carry hin
several yards along the street.
grave clergyman who happened TO D.
passing through town in Lancashir
on Easter Tuesday, and having to sta
an hour or two at an inn, was astonlsh
ed by three or four lusty women rusf
ino into his room, eXclaiming they ha
come to lift him To lift me" repea
ed the amazed divine; what can 20
! meanp' Why, your reverence we
come to life you, cause it's East'
;, Tuesday Lift me because 1t Is East'
= Tuesdays? don't understand. Is the'
such a custom here? Yes, to be sur
g all us women was lifted yesterday al
ps lifts the hen to-day. And IN cour
Ia it's our rights and duties After
= little further parley the revere'
a traveller compromised with his Ia
visitors for half crown and thus
- capped the dreaded compliment
is Table Talk.
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= hArdiy per in Caiir6rnfa VINO |
can not recall the memory OF some one |
who went to sea long ago on the widest
81 lac oceans, and was never heard Of
again. spiritualists and other impos-
tors have reaped a living by deluding
survives with stories OF the happy life
OIL The supposed corpse on some sunny
Isle, where. as the poetess sang, the
skies forever smile and the beaches
forever weep Now that we are actu-
ally finding crews long since wrecked
OH Islands far out OF the track OF pass
ing vessels, 1t must be expected that
4 these sangnine hopes will be revived.
Palinerston island is only one exam
pie. 1t was found to be occupied by
an English sailor, who had lived there
for twenty-five years. He had DESERT
ed from his ship at Tahiti in a small
boat, had picked up wife on pass
ing island. and had made himself a
home on Palmerston. where he was
! ord OF all he Surveyed. The nearest
: and Is thsee hundred miles away; his
. subjects number thirty-three, OF whom
: fifteen are his own children. In two
a years it win be century since tn.
g -autineers OF the Bounty established
7 themselves on Pitcairn's island. Thew
lived there eighteen years before they
4 were discovered and even now one
only hears Of them ut intervals. Three
quarters OF century ago three sailor,
J established themselves on Tristant
{ Acunha. They got wives from st
n Helena, and led happy lives, seldom
u communicating with the rest OF tn
= word
e I'm the tropical zone an islam
le which bears cocoanuts and plantains
); and on the shores OF which fish are T.
ct be found, will sustain human life il
N definitely without imports from tn
he civilized world. But little clothing
lie necessary, and food, with but sligf
he labor, can be made abundant an
1. varied. What sort of life the inhabi
a ants would lead we can learn fro
he Robinson Crusoe' and Charl'
a Reades Foul Play To one who
is accustomed to his daily papers and
ry the hum and stir of the busy worl'
life would be a trifle monotonous, b
IN there are persons in every age t
he whom the career OF a hermit h
ad charms 1t is quite possible that mar
en- islands which sea captains class as u
ne Inhabited are really the home OF cast
ne ways, and it might be worth the VIII
IDS OF the schooners which sail out OF I'll
I'm point to Polynesia in quest of copra
ad keep lookout as they pass them.
nd San Francisco Gail.
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A piece or Her Mind.

a lady correspondent has thfs 70 say
~ want to give piece of my mind to a Ger
tain class VINO object to. advertising, when !,
costs them anything-this won't cost ,ne ~. y
cont | suffered living death for nearly two
years with headaches backache. in pain stand,
ing or walking, as being literally dragged out o.
existence my misery Increased by arnsgi i,a
an advertised medicine, DR.. Pierce's Fayorit,
Prescription. aud 1t restored me to the Dies 60
ness Of sound health | honor the physician
who when he knows he eau cure, has the mora
courage to advertise the fact.' The medlcin
mentioned il guaranteed TO cure those delical
diseases peculiar to females. Read printed guar
ailtee on bottle-wrapper.
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This was sometime a paradox as Hamlet
ard other lands have been enabled 10 pit Hos
letters stomach BItters sgalnst that unseen foe,
malaria, 1t Is no longer 4 paradox, but an easy
venom 10 poison The air. ana dccaying unwhoic-
some vseetation inpregnates the water, there
In the very stronghold OF miasma, Is the aux.
Hilary potent TO disarfn the foe and assure EN-
Client protection Fever and agHc. billions re
mitteit, dumb ague and agHe cake no matter
how tenaciously they have fastened their clutch
on the system, are first forced 70 relax fneil
grasp aud eventually to abandon 1t altogether
Eut II IL Its preventative force that shoult
chiefly recommend the Bitters to persons dwell
Ing in malaria-curaed localities. for IT. Is Ger
tain buckler Of defence against which tn,
/ enemy Ia powerless. Cares. likewise, dyspepsia
rheumatism, kidney and bilious ailments.
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Phillip Frank Thomas Of mary

-Phillip Frank Thomas, OF Mary
land and II. NJ WatterSon father Vi
the editor of the Louisville Courier,
Jo,unal. are the only two now alive OF
n,, 24 members of the House ana
6ftv-tvo Senators who composed Tue
Congress OF 1889.
/ A Kingston, n. Y, minister mar
ried couple one night recently anu
when SIGNATURES were asked 10 ..ie
oortifcate it was found that neither tne
bride. groom, est man nor orluesiii''iu
could write their names. 1ney aA'
signed by making marks
The Texas umbrella tree is oecom,
,rg favorite for shade and ornamental
, nnrnoses in California IL Is iai
, pnd beautiful tree, resembling an UNI
Q hrol,a in the spread OF its foliage whlcn
= 80 Dense that it affords perfect pro
,eotion from either rain or SUM-
= The iron grasshopper which Tor -
- roars has marked the vacillations OIL 'h'
'r;nd from his perch on the tower q
- Eaneuil Hall, in Boston, and one uas
N last month toppled down into tne Str ' ''
n was restored to the scene OF MS glor,
- 18th touching ceremonies, ms AZ
"a "a o;snt relic is very dear to the loyal Dos
"a o n -Four hundred and eighty-'w
Ne works on theology and religion wei
'u n,,b,ished in the United States uurii
W. b. rear 1888. OF these S3s WEI
" mode in the United States.
ed The clergyman in an Engllsn low
sir having published the bans OF n' ~
~ Nv rnony between two persons was y
lowed by the clerk, reading tne ny :
hsginning with these words; "M's'"N
oo9Is who dream OF Heaven
a wrrrer IN nome journal s'a'
u.s. hat after being troubled win he",
,.h nnrn wakefulness, indigestion etc.
i iSn ,dopted the practice of eating app
III" 9Th each meal. 1t cured him emu
the y his weight increased IN TWO 'non !,
, wa rom 1870 to 100 pounds ana lie i
ere stronger in proportion
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senator Edward r. Reilly, New York, writes
"sfArE oF NEW YORK. SENATE CBANBER,
"ALRAsY, n. Y, March a, lsn.
Some weeks ago, while sleigh riding,
was upset and thrown with great force on
the road My left side and shoulder were
much bruised and suffered great pain.
tried various external remedies without
avail. Fortunately friend brought ms
four AILcocK's PoRuS PLAsTERs. Ipu
two on my shoulder and two on my side
In two Fours the pain diminished and
slept well that night. was very niucl
better the next morning and continued u
improve for four days, when ! found my
self completely recovered. 1t is astonisi
ing how quickly ALICoCK's Ports PLAs
TER relieves the soreness and swelling.
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HOMES OF cAsTA"Afo'

a.,ed by Recent Dis
r,,o cover ,"cont discovery by British british
bark that the small Polynesia ~ inhnb-
p p",~ as Palmerston island Is , ,nn ths
, neuo o Of those who have long mo %nsa
for relatives lost on the r"e''''
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White Elephant Of Siam, Lion Of Eng.
land, Dragon Of China, Cress Of Switzer,
land, Banner OF Persia, Crescent Of Egypt
Double Eagle of Russia, Star Of Chill, The
Circle Of Japan, Harp OF Erin.
To get these buy box Of the genuine
DR.. C. McLANE's CELEBRATED LIvEH
PILLS, price ~ cents, and mail US the out
side wray per with your address, plainly
written. and cents in stamps. We vii
then mail you the above list with an ele
giant package OF Geographic and chro
matte cards.
FLRHIHG BRos.. PITrsBURG, PA.
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now i SAVED NV LIFE.

was taken sick while at. the dinner table
with terrible distress in nv stomach. Before
DAYS kept getting worse, despite the efforts Of
two doctors lost forty pounds, and was salts
fed that could live but a few days. NY trou-
ing In an attack Of bilious collie At this time
raw DR. David Kennedy's Fasorite Remedy, Of
Rondout. n. Y advertised, aud sent for bot
that was going to try the Far1rite Remedy.
He examined II and told me to use II three days
and let him know the result In the three days
i walked four miles, Or. Kcnnedys Fayorite
Remedy has saved my lIfe.-W. s. Bitter, Slate
Mills Ross Co., Ohio.
DR. KESNEDY's FAvoRiTg REMEDY, made al
R0undout, n y 81; 8 for So
send for book, how to cure Kidney, Liver ant
Blood disorders.
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Only oecke lasse pnny deli
BY of woranet
scnio beautiful plump hale hearty strong
oandas
that 81
perfectly remedial agent anu can
silnl woman delicate organization II purely
harmless OF the
whole For
mlne, dressmakers
mothers and feeble women u
earthly boom
1t is the only medicine o
will he refunded rms mas
faithfully carried for many years
Copyright Foprtor
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C.nsu m ptlsm surely Cared.

To THE EpIToR:-Plesse inform yonr readers
that have a positive remedy for the above
named disease. By its timely use thousands
of hopeless cases have been permanently cured.
shall be glad to send two bottles Of my RENE
dy FREE to any of your readers who have con
sumption If they will send me their express
and postoffice address. Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM. NJ. c.. 1Sl Pearl st.. New York
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Students. Teachers tmale or femalcl. Clergy
men. and others in need of change OF employ
ment, should not fail TO write to r, +: Johnson
,rest snccess shows that they have got the true
ideas about making money. They can sho"
Won how TO employ odd hours prottably.
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The country Is foo ed with poor limitations Of
-Seal of North Carolina Plug Cut Smoking
Tobacco
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The most painful way may he the right one,
but 1t Ia not the right one because 1t Is the most
v,s.f n mi
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The cleansing antiseptic and healing qualities OF
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy are unequaled 5o cents
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Nothing is so secret but time and truth vii
reveal it.
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More hearts pine away in secret anguish for
the want of kindness than any other calamity
In life
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PASAxA SPECIFIC will always relieve ladies.
Pleasant "a take. Guaranteed to succeed or
money refunded Once tried YOU will never be
without it, BY registered mail s1.a0 Send postal
note to Panama Specific Co. box 52s, Oakland, al
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Bronchitis.-For hoarseness and sore
Throat, "BToteH's Bronchtdt IroeheS are
specific.
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For all arrangements Of the liver, stomach ana
bowels. take Dr. Pierces Pellets. one II dose
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suRs SAFE. SPEEDY.

We salute more willingly an acquaintance II
carriage than friend ON fsot,
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Help somebody worse off than Yourself. am
you will find that you are better of than yo'
fapeied
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II affiicted with Sore Eyes, use Dr. ISAAC
Thomneon's Eve Water. Druggists sell It z5c
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What sculpture is to a block of marble educa
ton is to the soul
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He who is never guilty of follies is not so wise
as he imagines
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TIE Celebrated French Cure,
warr.,.,sd ..APHRODlTINE' or PSt% %%@sdi

Is SOLD on A
POSITIVE
GUARANTe E
TO cure an Y
form ri nervous
disease, or any
disorder OF the
geiIcrative or
gn,,s OF either
sex whether NJ
Using from the
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sked te|
Larnins|
|, worl'|
| ,.ter oil
| l,abS|
indeed
Democratic messenger., 1889-11-09
RESOLUTIONS Of Iscsi,cct.

How Is the strong staff broken and The
beautiful rod:"
The hand of The Lord has been upon us
therefore lc il
Rf@Rroi. That in the death of our hr-
loved member und friend Mrs. IclIi Payne,
the Woman's Home Missionary Society
has suffered an irrcparallc loss, and that
only our confidence in the wisdom, and
assurance Of the kindness of God can rec.
oncilc Ms To this inscIutablc providence.
R,@ircd. That while We mourn the VA.
cancy that has been thus made in our
ranks and miss the wisc counsel and ready
hcipfulncss of our deceased sister we also
recognize that she has been hut taken to
wider field and appointed 10 more cx.
altcd duties and minisimiions, for which
her earnest life on earth has qualified her.
Rcsolctd. That we Commend her bcrcav-
rd family 10 the care "f Him who notes
even the sparrow's iall-and who holds
our lives aud our interests as infinitely
more precious Than many sparrows-
that in their loneliness they may iinh the
ever present Friend, IN their heart break
ing they may he sooihcd with the balm
Of Ills Grace, and in their darkness they
may seek the refuge of Ills Arms.
MEMBERs ~ TIM ". II. VI. =,
Snow Hill, Nd.
Democratic messenger., 1889-11-09
Notice to Creditors.
James II. Trader.
IeFsUs
Ills Creditors,


Ills Creditors.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester com.
~. July Term. iSs9, Ia wit-Octobcr
9ih, 1857.
THE petition of james II. Trader. with
the schedule aud AFFIDAVIT, having been
read and considered. !, John VI. Richard
son. Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Wor.
ccstcr county. do thcreupon appoint Ed.
ward -. Martin Preliminary Trustee for
the lenci', Of The said petitioner and his
creditors. and direct that he give bond 10
the State of Maryland conditioned for the
faithful discharge of his trust, in the pen
atty al Onc Thousand Dollars with secur.
tiles io be- approved by me, AMI do
further order The said pet iiioncr 10 appear
before the Circuit Court for Worcester
county on the first Tuesday after The third
Monday nf January next, io answer such
inicrrOgaiorics aud allegations aS his
creditors. cndOrsrrs or siirciics may pro.
pose or allrgc against him. AMI that he
give nj least iuriy days notice thereof Ia
his creditors. which said notice shall he
published weekly for the period of forty
days by inserting II copy al This order In
newspaper printed in Worcester county
once week tor the said pciiOd of forty
days.
ions w. licuARpsoN. Clerk.
True copy,
Test: IonN NJ RICHARDSON, clerk
oct. i2.it
Democratic messenger., 1889-11-09
One Fare tO Baltimore via Pen
nsylvanlA Railroad.

\ large number ~ people will be at.
tracied TO Baltimore by the meeting 81
the Catholic Congress. and the ccremon.
les incident thereto. aud. In order thAi
they may make The trip as conve.
nlenily and as eheaply ns possible. the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company win sell
excursion tickets. November 7ih To lsih.
valid for return until November i6th, from
all principal stations ON iis lines. At y sin.
gle fare for the r0und-irlp. During the
same period. in order that The visitors 10
baltimore may also extend their trip io
Washington. excursion tickets will he sold
between the two cities at 30. valid far
return until November iiiih
Democratic messenger., 1889-11-09
Notice to Creditors.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice
that h. hns obtained from The OR.
plans Court for Worcester county
Letters Administration upon the state ni
GEORGE ". PHILLIPS,
laic of said county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the snid estate are
hereby WARNED in exhibit the same With
the vouchers thereof. Ia the subscriber,
an or before The 9tlli day Of April. in the
wear lS90, otherwise they may be- rNclnd.
al hy lnw from The hrm fits thereof.
JAMES =. PRICE.
Alminisiraio
Test: Tho, ID. PUINELI..
oct 20 n Register at Will.
Democratic messenger., 1889-11-09
Our Victory!
We Take the Banner !
115G
MAJORITY!

Worcester county has gone
Democratic by the largest ma
joritv she has ever given and
Democrats all over the county
and State are proud of our
achievement. The cause of
such a large majority is easily
explaincd-it it was due to the
perfect organization Of the
party and the general excel
cncc of the candidates. 1t will
be remembered by the read
ers of the MESSENGER that this
paper asserted in its report Of
the nominating convention
that the ticket would be
elected by a large majority"
and that Worcester would be
the banner county of the
shore" This should once
more convince our readers
that we do not predict without
having good and wise reasons
and that it is safe to follow this
paper.
The Democracy of Worccs-
ter is united and this is why
we stand at the top of the
Democratic column. Let cv-
cry Democrat rejoice that the
lost are found and that indie
pcndents have returned to
the fold.
1t appears that Somerset is
the only county on the shore
that has gone Republican.
Dorchester. Wicomico, Tai.
bot. Kent, Queen Anne and
Cecil. all gave splendid major
tiles.
Democratic messenger., 1889-11-09
GOrinan Wins IN Mar, land.

eUt W y
Editorial of Phila. Times.
The last great battle between the Cor.
man Democratic regulars AMI the Uni.
ted Republican and Democratic lndcpcnd-
cnis, in Baltimore Friday resulted in sig.
nal victory for Senator Gorman. and saves
the United States Scnaiorship Ia the
Dcmocratcs.
This is the third desperate battle the
GOrman regulars have had with the uni
ted opposition in Baltimore, aud he has
always triumphcd Heretofore his victory
was charged to fraud by his fncs
but the new election law passed by the
last Legislature assuring u tar vote aud
count. leaves German clean winner and
practically ends the crusade against him.
The Struggle Friday was one of unex.
ampled bitterness. hut the large Demo.
cratic majority leaves M room for doubt
as To the fairness of the popular express.
ion, and i, leaves Maryland anchored as
Democratic State.
Democratic messenger., 1889-11-09
Notice to Creditors.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice
iha, he has obtained from the Or
phans' Court for Worcester county
Letters Administration upon the estate of
JOHN VI. PATTY,
late of said county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the said estate are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof. 10 the subscriber, ON
or before the 2nd day of May. in the year
1870, otherwise they may he excluded by
law from the benefits thereof
JOHN l.. PATTY.
Administrator.
Test Tmos. ID. PrRSELI..
nov. 2.:ii. Register of Wills.
Democratic messenger., 1889-11-09
The Election Returns
For WORCESTER COUNTY.
CANDIDATES.

u Democrat. IL Republican. P-Prohibii'n
Democratic messenger., 1889-11-09
Order Nisi.


In The OIphnns' Court of Worcester coun.
~. October Term. lssa. oMil ocinlrr
:Ilsi. 1851
nRDEliED. that the sale 0f the Real
" Estate made and rrpurird ~ ltol~Ii
! Henry. Executor nf .lnhn Henry col. .,r.
ceased, lr Tnliiiul and confirmed. unless
causr ii ih~ contrary ihercOibc shown on
or before lhr 2ilh day of December nexi.
provided n c.py nl tins nflrr h. inserted
IN snme wsl.apcr printed in Worcester
county, once in each oi three successive
weeks before the 2isi day III December, in
the year eighteen hundred and eight mine.
The report states the amount Of sales Ia
he 4lOl IN.
&. T. JoNEs.
n. Haul.
EIIIAm II. CAREY,
~ Tn"s. D. PunNEI.L
True opy.
Test; Tm0s. ID. PURNELI,
Register Of Wills ior Worcester county.
noy = 10
--foR sALE cnEAr. One yoke of oxen
In fair condition. Go"'l pullers and very
easily managed win r soll "m time.
Apply io q. ". Pnrnell