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Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
o.es.sspsr.m.-9em 25s. saa, 1890.

cm bet e. urxliei at sisrs Rtsst ioos'
inbenriss, % poa iamms lib farff tn
bsuriss2 @aa ifis Sinrssn uSenrte'
fOmms fra Rraften tnbeurtos2 CT BET
life for at iipr.s Riset ubsnriss, lao
peIiOm inbenriss. at TpIflans bar an
taset 1olbbeftpttslis2 Geriom 40lo'
beifpttslis ioaisbes ION rrOfssiOrsn
poaitaar ipatfsr 8isst ubenrss, maa
bet ba itts Osfaa ipai.ss inbsnriss2
Dog P~rofssIor.n bar Grfarins I
l1osnrisspOlitii % fan ~uaaaffs sios %
fuiS @rets paa belts, Tom for % almin'
belia. Joli isnes at bare felpmobfssnbs.
GRen lee tror bog, berfcm ban faar
ct bpstist Stag At en- @anb, at. ibpor'
bel 8trfninsen ipn.s at icrnras rbsnfra,
iaa fDmmsr bog bet ssentliss alag, ben
pirteliss &raft inbsnfra Dos ben Mano,
Tom flaas. Saa os msb Hismard os
1piflanb. Dan iaa, al Rroteitior, plloe
sipe BAN ftsrre 8raftsr inbenfra. Don
iaa, at bet bar bebf for Gsiflanb at
sisrs fig uafbensis Of tlbfansens ina'
pibt mulist Deb at tilpiris fins esne
alaber, TT eset @aFinsri, fl eset gcrt'
tsi, fine ssns gaabsns 4ilpirtntns,
bapbe 9anbet aIersbs isrset for. 5an
iaa ssiaa, at bet bar us~Spenbist, at
Solicit bar iaa funtfarbist at bet fiitbs
tilpirte bisie Eager ielc. Sec tror
pirfelis, at Bismard bar ct tlnrers Spn
paa benns Gag, sub 8ruf. GnberiOn
bar. 9erimOb naur bet tommer til
nOrbiif Wptbolosi, iaa ital ies not an
ertienoe 8rofesiOren ION Gutborttst.
@een enbos fra @ptbOlUsien mlaa BRO
fesiuren lore, at Stprfen fommer it'
oenfra. 9bur bar no. mastis meo TN
Slesss; ban tunbs tlSDe fore 8ierss
meb ben. Wen @ubsrne itelts fts lite
tlOst ! assaarb; be LOB en- Slass Cob
ben Club Screening iuiss fs inS, ipm
bapoe fin Snteresis / andre Ganbe enS /
assaarb. Oct git nOtiaa bra en- Stunb,
men bet git life sOOt lense, ba btsie
SLENDER fom inb Der. 96or buroe baue
brust slessen puu Dem, iaainart ban
m9rfeoe, be bar Der, LEGION oi bsr
BRUCE ben pOlitiite Slasss paa bisie
Meolemmer al &Obben Glubbet, ellers
fan bet TONNE til at saa meb bort 2anb,
iom bet git meb @uberne % assaarb.
Rasnarut fommer, - ben bar farlist
nar % rs aar iiben - 0s bet belle fan
rannls iammen | 9isbsb meb Gssaarb %
BE- samle Guber. Oct sr bebif at bolbe
bisis Gobben Stub Wans ubenfor be
bsis 6teber. 3. U. 5obnsn
Wabiion, Ste SUM-.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
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fnasls @aroift pifbs bsnO,s aorsn
ifse bsres 2als. '''
3 ct utr9list u~rnperlenb. ats r..
tiSlissrs @arbtii tieut unb.r H..
ttonsrs Gamer, % nianssn golorah..
blsoet fastst meb bans Blob, e.
SaribalOit erbOlbt ban anbsr ben T ~
iisniie aris fin isrfe DHie,rsususs.
nslis. s ben ipanite aarlia,do !. ~
franittpits aris bar ban uaiaa b,it....
% Here Reoalier, FAINT ben frsrS.
&reslssion % 9asp.rS.bsm,Sor,.
prposr bans 8rsh.
eaa bros BON til sbbom.ri,a, bs,,
ban Fos iis neb paa grerien, % ,,r,,,
srunosSs ban | Bort Gb.loib, ct 9irm.
for Sttnbparebanbsl. Dem. 1surr,,.
ming er saast iaa Bra for BAN, al a.,
M resner fin GOrmus / Miuiones
8 Slutninsen al forris. gur Fam
ban tilbass til StodbOlm, ar.b,n #
Stennlansisl, % Opissts ba tn Una.
oOmsfiarltsbeb. nu en- sarnm.l aus,
uoarmst paa aft, Os bpis .n.ft. sass
bar for &siten af fine Dag, at fsa IN
5riplabs paa S~attisbuiet.
Ran tenfe fig bsnbes Do.rraRa5 .,
@lnoe, ba ben forbum fattia, % f,r.
imaasbs @arbit, iOm bar furbl.u,t FIN
nnsbOmsfiarlisbeb trO, Opisst. b.uS,
| ct forfalbent Gus peb 9immermaun,.
sabsn % tilbsb benbs iOm fin Suftru a,
bragg meb biem til bet iplria, Dor,
Gbelaibe.
Ss l1tteliss to Gamts er nplis rtia
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
VD SrGmtebog
for 10000.
& 6rttiDen.

3usBsIb' epaa'sinssns papu. Wsrtaains
'psrfai he psuVD.-Dsssrss,u % nrstisus. (Ssr'
tsaiHs 81 penris al arsn,.-Tasrnssstsrss I DaauR,r'
SaIs.-St esn'SHn (Gn gsrtaHinO. - osssisiIs.
r,n . (0s cfsrsanhsstn0tio.
bsnns psa Rsr IA 6tsa, tns,SsItu is bet
bet Wtas 5srisntHsu % u tnteraismt ire bssyHssJtn
Ill GnstA Sss, inssunsn .sfr strns Bos 10 asnis
trirs. - sa ui rssss enkpa III 81 itsss Ssaas TIDE
Gum. nasr b isnsu In, I'm eubrrptiss, o tss
soasu tnbbun,tn E
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Den foreneoe norif Iutberffe
3trfeS FORTE 4arSmpoe.

5rebas Sorm Grsbasen ben 13be
Suui 1890 oil altib blips en- for Rarfebds |
ben uorit lutberfte airfs bsrOpeI Sen er
5orentnssousen for ben iorenebe norii Iutb.
&ir,e | amerita.
Sort iamIebes Ronfereutien | ErefpIoia.
bebstirfen &L o Otter N Salms boIbt
9rof. q DfteooI en- bierteIis gsn, bpori
ban bob ON Etlsioelis for aIls b.sanene
Spuoer I bet 8ir,eiamiuns, bupri ri bibtil
bapoe arbeioet % uebbab CUBS 2~sbiasslie
% Beparelie / bet, boori pi MI inotraaote
bpurpaa after en- SaIme blep iunset.
Man peuteoe M Nntimisiourierue u9 VII.
guiana Sbuubsn paa fine 2pialer; Der sapes
benz 8lm | ben ~iorreits Del at airten, bppr.
paa aonferentiens Reolemmer trai ie til.
bose til ben buserits Gel. &ort eftsr tom
Gntimisiourisrnss Brcberifab | RrocestOn,
to % to, iuO / air,eu o. iubtOs fine Sober
unoer bette afipngsbe8: Cubs Orb, bet CT
bort arpesoos." aort eiter Tom GusuItana
Spnubens 8rafer % 7elesater, osiaai BRO.
~cesiion, % inbtOs fine Sober. Ser bleu ber'
unoer uiipnset: "2op os Eat % epis sGre.
Bet bar nuset iaa s~ribenoe os bsitioslist
| bette, ior iaaleoes sreb ben t~iliteoeparenbt
6olteitare, at Ranse sr9o.
Otter after at baue afiunset en- Saline IG.
ite al ags / 8ur: Saeer Dor os Eroens Grti,
Ter, bUprpau Gle oros / Brocesiicu ub a
8irien til ben iuenlf lutberife &trte, ium bal
leiet for SGllesmsoet. Oct bar Ell grpces
ion paa ouer 1900 MennsIfer; tbi ben ipsnI
lutberifs airte itaI rumnle oper bette initial
ps ben iglotes til Er9nsiel at ben fore Sol
t%eIfare, iom orU9 IND | ben.
8eb antomiten til bette Mpoeiiso bIsp at
ter afiunset en- Salme, bpcrpaa 8aitor Ras
musien bolot IN biertelis 8sn, buuri ban tat
teos Cub for be montague YeliisneIier o.
fore Sarmbjertisbeo % bab airteus Sbrbs
at ban fremoslss bible leoe % Itprs alt ii
bet 8ebite.
Gerpau ualstss Bruf. Gfteoal til mibler
tibis 5Crmanb us gaitor ailSubl til mieler
tibis SetretGr.
Saaleoes be9pnote oa ben ipreHeoe nor
lutb. 8irte i'm isrite Samlins.
Oct pur / SauSbeb uoset Stort, alt bsttr
bporiur oiitnoi mango / 1T Si.rte tanite pa
Salnritens Orb: "Serren bar siort itur
Ting impo u5, Oerfpr er ut slabe".
Ranss furounls Nobltanbere bar M fol-
eneoe, bet StiIte baube after bsist iis ian
men.
s 8rpcesiiOn orps ben talrise Glare
grGier % Selesater fra be tire Samfun
Gntimis iourierre, Gusuitana Spnooen
8uniersntien, inS | ben ipenii Iutberfs &tri
Ipm bar Ieist Ipr a~nlsouinseu; meb guiter
misbeb tilftsmtes ben forenepe airtes So
ititutton
9et fsrite 8als ai gmbeosmGno iieee
m iaaoant ubfalo: Baitor %. Sspms, Z.
Stsmmsr, pulstss til Sormans; BAIT gg'
til gicsiOrmauo meo TIA st.; Bait. 8iIoa
til Ss,retGr meb 1876 Ct; Son. .. 2ppenit
til aasierer meo 5s7 q.
aue gals siproes suitemmise. 5ulomasi
tomiteeu bleD usbiat % beitos at Yait, pol
fra StOrp Go, fb. essen ira DEBORAH
q. Semen fro Rilwauiee.
: Set beIutteoes at fslse ben Sorrttnins
/ orbsn, iom tiDlisere bapoe p9ret brusti 30
~fereutian
Sorniann Sspme bao ON 1et9niuiussI
mso Ssnipn I'll, ON ban ilnbt mobtassH
get Sensrtben srflorebe ban at ban If
!, meoen DperpeieIfs for Cubs AnI9t bat
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
8ammet &iGrIigbeo rmiter
lite.

5or IS Gar iiben rsmte en- Seit'
fra StOdbOlm at 5rpst for en-
Oiiciplinar Straf iom ban bar ibsmt,
Tom ban aniaa for meteorological.
8 ct furmuenbe 8Orserbus Deb ben
9ibs 8partersabe. nuparenoe Gimme
sabs, bapbe ban siOrt narmere 8eiienbt'
itab meb Suists eneits Satter, men on,
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Gn 8aroermeiter | &obura ,isSh

Gn 8aroermeiter | &obura tisst,
for nusen 2ib iiben ct sammelt Die
maleri. 9a ban renisbs bet % fisru.b,
8asfleoninsen, funbt ban Der inbsufu,
ct &apir at fslsenbs SnbbOlS: "Sutu
bu osiau er, cu lpffeliss, Der taf.r biol,
Sinner, iaa sua frem meb GurIistisba
% ErOfab. 8 en- urulisers 3ib ga,
ies ifiult 1000 9balsr | bette 8ar.lI,
Oct lisser itiult / bette GarsIIs anbx
Opnen. 1900 Gbnler iful bu sis. til
be Sattise; Reiten maa bu ielp bsborS.,
MATTE be brinse big 9ptte o. 8.lFs.
nelis. Meranoer BON &OtbeHad SIRE
bet | Garet 1852 / &Oburs".
geu mansler bet ben tptteIis. 5tubu
titn at opbase 8areliet, rten bSor a
BET?
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
prstnts Ro. s.
Qftentimer.
Tn samIins al sooe % msrfpmme Ter.
tdlinaer Oh Sitter.


5ushsn: siarItss,stus Nast (Qs p,,4,f,s,n
Saao' al Gabtan BEN ct sita Cettu r,ru,rn,u
NJ =. etrsr)-e t,ha. (9fiu De saruISIas ,ar-I-
Srtnssnfss. t5'rtsatna) On ssmnd eu,,f.- n,
stsrs' etrsubaD In prsfa I f7ss.-psfs Wstts,s
uassa. (sfiu bel sustRs - 6sIhJasn ma sris., :
sn'ssrssuts- (a0rtsuiHs he ssIitsru,s) - e.,ex,,
paa VA psh. t0u 5srtauirs frs ben asas sr.e1 =
suals' % etsr's.- (5'rtsutns ne ,,ians. .suisi fra
1aIssr rri,n)
'pe~sras'psa,n- % 'R,h 1ru,n- Il sar ne, hmm,
Cog ION aramis. si.T ssta. p.s,n iassun.u Ia
Vents trira.
4. Sarssn, tn eauItns Of u~,,sIsi, s,ra.. ,a.w,
y ls'nits RsiionaI' % e,IRass. esus, ,au,
e's"s t'risasas' SusSsA. Ger ,u,d su sI.u I.,.,
e" vFamt'sss a ismmt Nspn. utn ben q for lsuo,,
90 Wits usIslst. esHus bar mausts,is, q, ,or,
as0nH'H'sr snits. '3srp,r. si b,Iuit,s. q ,ut.r M
ussis' ct net % 'Stbssri cpIss At Iauu. IN I'm
asef .oarp'n' sar sl tssa bet pssas, o. ,atun ts,s, ).
D1ahsss ns' eaHs' % ptsi,. ss,ta &C 30 sNu
S'nt irsf 'as s'st eaptr % ssst ,HsIassa. -r.,r.I
s'a.n % -Sa aru1a' uss 'esym. len ppsu,..
oaf9tn' tsau ! osstsaIdn - Cent?, u,. Mar.
m'h'H paa .cosEsS' p0am.. sa nsstts suph a ssI,
D's'a 'sFr'i. tan assss ben ir y satA
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

0nfpr Barb @tre bUs q, %
~u%S% Sppt.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

300.aarsbasen for RitrUFup.t,
Opfinbelie iubtraffer iaar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Gnslanbs genitab for
GIepelauo.

Seq bar ! aonbun, ba greiioent
Glspelanbs Gribunbslsbubfab blsp tele,
sraferet ! 1887. Sec trnSs ueppe trO
mine egne Zine, ba ies laite bette gub,
fab. Glepelunb blsp palst | 1884 paa
en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. en- 9lat.
FORM, Tom er liseiaa itari / Sapsr At
Ssitpttslie, Tom ies sr. ut en- Mano
i'inos iparts til, bpab ban ielS baube
erflaret, ban pilbs itstte, % iom bapoe
siOrt bans 8ats mulist, bar uiia ube,
srlbelist. San bar ilst life blesen
palst ! 1884, bsriom bun bapbs itiusi
fs pna en- 5ribanbeIsptatiUrm. Sea 6,
MI al ben 5ormeuins, of en- RauS b,
bore fine 2siter mob benz, Tom ba,
palst BAN, trO, Os, sr ban bet life, ioc
ttsmmsr ies imOb bum unben Sang on
jss snS itemte fOr BAN isrIte Gang.
Wen man ian trp, at Der bleu TO,
@l9be ! England upsr G~leoelanSs 8ub
pab. Man bapbe life pentet bet. 5,
ban bapbs srilarst fs | Gapsr af D.
ispttslie ! 1884. IRAN antos bsriO,
ss Der bar feet en- 5~oranbrins / aOlts
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02
CLIPPINGS FROM THE NATIONAL Bull
LE1IN.

LE1IN.
Manila cigars are famous everywhere.
A correspondent Of the Toronto Globe
'oys that one factory alone In the city
f Manila turns out 3s,0O0,0OO ciga-
rettes year, and comments, "what q
heritage palpitation and dyspepsia 3"
Good authority states that in a GER
tain London hospital where alcohol il
still freely used in the treatment Of
fever cases, "a per cent of the fever
patiets die, whereas in the Glasgow
fever hospital where milk is used, the
mortality is only twelve per cent.
No, gentlmen, it is not the cigarette.
but tobacco, that is poisoning our youth;
the danger Of the cigarette, per Sc. i,
hat it presents tobacco in an attractive
and tolerablc for persons of immature
years. We deplore the existence OF
cigaretts confirming tobacco of sooth-
ing syrups and other connections con.
tanning opium ; and of vegetable tonics
containing alcohol but words fail us in
ate npting to fortell the result of thi.
awful traffic. Insanity. palsy, idiocy
all forms of physical, moral and mental
ruin, have followed the sale of these
nOstrums through and throughout our
broad laad.-N. Roe BRADNER, NJ. D.;
in Herald of Health.
PRESS SUPT.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02
Useful Recipes.

SAvoRY EGGS Hard boil four eggs
and cut them in two remove the yelks
and fill the whites with mixture of
pounded olives, tongue, anchovy, a lit
tie beetroot and capers season each
with a few drops of salad oil, or a
squeeze Of lemon, and CRATE over each
the yelk of the eggs serve on crisp dry
toast.
PRUNE MERINGUE.-Fill your pud--.
ding dish with prunes that have been
stewed, emitting the syrup; make one
and one.half pounds sugar into icing
and pour over the prunes; set in the
oven to brown.
SOFT GINGERBREAD.--W Who does
not remember grandmother's soft gin
gerbread, with the glass Of cold milk,
that formed 50 many delectable lunches?
Gingerbread is deal better than cake
for children, and if made in "patty
pans" wins their favor at once. Dis
solve in one, half cupful of lnolasscs an
even halt teaspoontul of soda. Add
one, half cuplul Of sugar, one half tea.
spoonful Of salt, one tablespoonful Of
ginger, three tablespoonful of butter,
one cupful sour milk, two and quarter
cups sifted -four, and second half tea
spoonful of soda, this time silt,d 4,
with the -four. This will make sixteen
cakes, if baked in gem pans
A word about nuts. They are ipdi-
gest'ble things at best; but il we must
eat til, m little salt taken after, either
in water or dry Gu the tongue, will pre-
vent any i'll ,cts. Nothing we eat
needs more thorough mastication than
nuts before eing fit for the human
stomach If swallowed iu too coarse
condition they are apt to make shor
top in some of the narrower passages
of the digestive organs with fatal result.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02
Meetings of County Commissioners

The regular meetings of the Count,
Commissioners will he held on the
second Tuesday of every month. Col
lectors and others having accounts to
be stated or settled will apply to the
Clerk during the recess of the Boar i.
Persons having claims against the
county will please file the same in the
Commissioners Office, with legal
voucher, as no account will be allowed
not properly chargeable to the same.
By order. i. d. DAVIS. Clerk.
Commissioners Cecil County.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02

Hutchinson, Kan, has issued a hand
some folder, describing the many adj
vantages possessed by that city. After
enumerating its railroads, banks, salt
factories, water works, electric lights
and street railway, newspapers, churches,
school houses, hotels, stock yards, pack
ing houses, ETC., it caps the pyramid with
these words in bold letters, NO SALOONS.
All honor and prosperity to an American
town that has the courage to make such
abatement. Will it succeed? Of course
it will. Not enough bad influences could
be amassed to injure, much less destroy,
such town. Would to God there were
more of them.-N. A. Good Templar
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02
The household,
What Causes Headache.

What Causes Headache.
Over study.
Overwork indoors.
Neglect of the bath.
Want of fresh air in bedrooms.
Nervousness, however induced.
Want of abundant skin exciting ex-
ercise.
The excitement inseparable from a
fashionable life.
Neglect of the ordinary rules that
conduce to health,
Overindulgence in food, especially Of
a stimulating character
Weakness or debility of body, how
ever produced. This can only be rem
edied by proper nutriment.
Work or study indoors, carried on in
an unnatural or cramped position Of
the body.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02
A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case of
failure return of purchase price. o.
this SAT- plan you can buy from cur
advertised druggist bottle of DR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption.
1t is guaranteed to bring reliefin every
case, when used for any affection OF
throat, lungs or chest, such as consump
ton, irhamation of lungs, bronchitis,
asthma, whooping cough, Group, etc ,
etc. 1t is pleasant and agreeable to
taste, perfectly safe, and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles free at
L. r.. Kinks drug store.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02
Alslke Glover.

Quite number of farmers are sow
ing alsike clover seed mixed with red
This season. Those who give ais Ike I,
fair trial like it for hay and pasture
The cows prefer it, and the COW i,
acknowl' dyed authority on the question
of pasture grasses. For hay alsike is
far superior to red clover. 1t dos not
blacken or lose its leaves if the curing
hay is caught in shower of rain. And
another important advantage in alsike's
favor is that it ripens later than red
clover; coming in exactly with timothy
Tor harvesting,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02
pH1LADELPHIA, WHINING
- TON & BALTIMORE R.R.
LEAVE GOING NORTH.

oENrRAL DIVISION
On and after Sunday. May sOth, 1886, train
win run as follows:
NORTH
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02
NOTICE

BIZ THE ORPHANS CounT FOR CECIL COUNTY,
January II, 1882.
ORDERED, That all Administrators, Ex-
ecutors and Guardians that have not stated
an account within year. come forward and
do the same, or show cause to the contrary,
or they will be cited up.
Test: R. E. LAMAR, Register
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02
Stop Sending Them Rum

Archdeacon Farrar, lately preaching
at Westminster Abbey on missions, said
that we have degraded and exterminated,
by the vices of our character and the
diseases of our civilization, whole races
of the heather. But, he continued, we
owe them an act of reparation, and hav-
ing sent them the curses of our skepti-
cism, we must now send them the bless.
ings of our Christianity.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02
Don't Stand That Pain.

1t don't do to neglect natures warn.
ing, aches through the system cause
rheumatism, neuralgia, backache and
pain in the side, prompt and safe
remedy is required, red flag oil the
famous pain cure fills the bill. Price
25c.
Are you ,onsumptive or do you suf-
fer with cough or cold, if so use
puritan cough and consumption cure.
Price 25c. at G.. G.. Sill's drug store.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02
Z GOING SOUTH.

Trains leave Oxford for Philadelphia at IS a. M
6 SO a, m. and 05 p. m. Market Train. Tuesdays
and Fridays only. at IL 90 n. M. Sunday Trains at
20 p. m. and 40 p. m.
LEAYR aOING SOuTH.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02
ORPHANS COURT.

The Stated Meetings of the Orphans
Court of Cecil county will be held on thr
second Tuesday ofevery month. Executors
Administrators and Guardians, wanting
their accounts stated, will please bring in
their vouchers a few days before Court.
Test: R. E. JAMAR, Register
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02
TO MOTHERS,

Every babe should have bottle of DIR, FAIR.
NEY'S TEETHlNG SYRUP. Perfectly safe No
Opium or Morphia mixture. Will relieve Collie
Gri ping in the Bowels and promote Difficult Teeth.
ing. Prepared by DRS. D. FAHRNEY L SON.
Hagerstown. Md. Druggists sell it; Is cents
Trial bottle sent by
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-02

They make one feel as though life
was worth living. Take one of Carriers
Little Liver Pills after ating it will re-
lieve dyspepsia, aid digestion, give tone and
vigor TO the system.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
THREE GLASS MEETINGS.
Plnte, Flint md Green Bottle Men Fail 10
Accomplish Very Much.

Plnte, Flint and Green Bottle Men Fnil 10
Accomplish Very Much.
Three glass meetings were held at the
Anderson yesterday. The dintmakers met
in the morning and the green bottle men in
the afternoon, while the plate glass
manufacturers held a conference with
some New York jobbers about prices
Mr.. j. T. Gorsuch, of GAINESVILLE, who be-
longs to both the flint and green bottle as
sociahons, said that nothing was done out
side of discussing the condition of trade.
In both cases prices were not touched. 1t
was stated that the supply of fruit jars was
low and the demand great, and that in all
probability prices would be increased, but
Mr.. Gorsuch says he fails to see where the
strong demand exists. There is a good
stock on hand, and the trade couldn't stand
the last advance of 10 per cent that was
made. 1t was therefore never enforced.
The plate glass conference is rather diff
cult to understand, for the reason that those
who attended were not very profuse in their
explanations. Colonel Conger said that the
jobbers were anxious to know if the makers
could not give them the glass at certain
prices, but no basis or agreement was
reached. He denied that the New York
jobbers desired to form pool to control the
Eastern market. The plate glass men are
not organized, and no system of uniform
prices exists. Colonel Conger insisted that
nothing definite was done. Many of the
plate glass makers also manufacture window
glass, and came here more for the purpose
Of attending the meeting at the Anderson
to-day.
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consideration of the Finance Committees
report. 1t was amended SO as to allow the
Grand Master 81, 200 per year for travelling
expenses instead OF 81, 900 as heretofore.
The report was approved.
At the last annual session William A.
Witherup, Charles Moore, J. McGregor
Glib, H. Steuernagel and William R. Char
ter were appointed a committee to prepare a
revision of the constitution and bylaws OF
the Grand Lodge and the constitution OF
subordinate lodges, the object being mainly
simplification, and the entire afternoon ses-
sion was spent in discussion of the advisa-
bilIty of changing one of the clauses. 1t
was that relating to the representa-
tion OF lodges in meetings OF the
Grand Lodge. At present each lodge
Of 100 members is allowed two votes,
and one for each so members over that num-
Der. A movement was started some time
ago to change this feature and allow each
lodge an equal number Of representatives or
votes irrespective Of numerical strength.
The question was made the order of special
business. The doors were closed, and by
order Of the Grand Master nobody in was al
lowed to 20 out and nobody was allowed to
get in, for fear OF outside lobbying.
The question was debated until o'clock,
and then the vote was counted, which con-
sumed the time until after o'clock, when
it was found that the proposed change had
been defeated by small majority, and an
adjournment was taken until this morning.
About 300 "grandlodgers" having grouped
themselves about the steps on the east side
of Carnegie Hall, q photographer took shy
at them.
AT the meeting last night the unwritten
work OF the organization was exemplified by
Past Grand Sire James B. Nicholson.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22

and the action is little inconsistent, The
threaders are also mentioned In the new
scale, but as nearly all of them are now at
work it certainly looks little out of the
way for the men who are out to demand an
increase for them. hope the men will act
upon the new proposition in the right spirit,
ard 90 10 work pending the arbitration"
In the new scale no advance was asked
for boiler makers. The committee wanted
to change the demand of the riggers from
10 to ~ per cent, but the latter objected.
The rigeers are now being paid 81 60 to
81 65. In the coupling and tap department
the contractors refused to grant the demands
OF the sub-contractors.
Thomas Mckinley, chairman OF the Con-
ference Committee, is lying i'll at his home.
He had sudden attack caused by over
work, and his friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
The company y, it is said, yesterday decid-
ed to board the men now working IN the
mill. There are between 150 and 200 men
out of the 200 employees at work and many
of them have expressed desire to eat in
the mill. 1t is said some of them went out
on Tuesday, and before they got back they
were "collared" by the strikers. A hotel
called by the strikers "the National House"
has been opened up in the carpenter shop.
John Cunningham, Superintendenk OF
the Oil City Tube Works, is in McKees-
port. it is said, looking Tor men. 1t was
freely rumored last night that the other
tube mills throughout the country are doing
all they can to have long strike at Nc
Keesport. The object it is said, is to scoop
some of the National Company's business.