The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-10-10
BALTIMORE, July 16, 1885.
MEssRs EATON & BURNETT.

ate of your College it gives me
pleasure to add my testimonial to
the large number of others, who have
received instruction at, and who
appreciate the value of your Institu-
ton. My present position as Gen
eral Assistant in this Bank l owe
largely to the result Of your train
ing, and l shall always take pleasure
in recommending your Institution to
the public. l am,
Very truly yours, R. A. DIGGs,
National Union Bank.
More causes of sick headache, biiousness,
constipation, can be cured in less time, with
less medicine, and for less money, b. using
Carriers Little LIVER Pills, than by any
other means.
MIR. and Mrs. H. Fl. Haires return
ed home on Saturday last from an
extended tour, in which they visited
White Sulpher Springs, Vs., and
other places of fashionable resort
White Sulpher used to be the main
consultation ground of the old south.
ern fire eaters. There is where seces.
sion was planned and the details
worked out. If the result of their
planning could have been held up as
a picture before their eyes, they
would have fed from the mountains
in terror to their homes, never more
to have breathed secession, and
slavery would have still hung like an
Indian Summer haze over the south.
ern states. quiet, sleepy, dreamful.
No fancy price asked for Jack Frost
patent flour at E. R. Buffington's.
Dr.. G. M. Ellis had narrow escape
from an ugly accident on Wednesday
afternoon at the Bow street crossing
of the railroad AS he was driving
to the fair grounds noticing Dr.
Roman on the sidewalk he turned to
speak to him and before he knew
where he was he found himself right
upon the railroad gate. which was
down to allow a freight train to pass.
The train was moving slowly but tire
engine reached the gate, frightening
his horse, which turning too suddenly
was thrown to the ground. BY the
time the doctor was out ofthe carriage
his horse had in its struggle got upon
its feet managing to get one OF the
shafts between its fore legs. The
doctor sustained no injury and the
horse escaped with few Scratches
Why.
When you need good safe laxative,
ask your druggist for box of Ayers
Pills, and you will find that they give
perfect satisfaction. For indigestion,
torpid liver, and sick headache there is
nothing superior. Leading physicians
recommend them.
Oysters by the pint, QUART or gallon
at Heagy's.
Mr.. Singerly sent to his sheep
farm, near Elkton, about q dozen
Shetland ponies last week. He in
tends to breed them, the raising OF
ponies being very profitable.
The many sided Singerly employees
capital to produce and not to draw
the products of labor from the hands
of toll. And this IL the only dis.
position of capital which should be
allowed. Tue usury of money is of
far more injury to industry than all
the seeming benefit it confers. If the
interest taker had to invest his CAPT.
tai in productive industry he would
haveto share the losses which are Incl
dent to labor from hundred causes,
but as mere interest gatherer he
entirely escapes. Usury is the curse
Of the world, although people have
been educated to believe it great
blessing to borrow money.
Try treat on the half shell at
Heagy's.