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of which we are the manufacturers at
Laurel, MIDI
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z For painting signs or buildings or decor
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Important TO Sick POlE,
RELIABLE REMEDIES 30,
DISEASES. '0A AZ
Sent posi- paid BY mail On recsIn, i.

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must be freshly prepared to suit Tie van, :
each patient who must send clear $40 ~a.S
the symptoms to- '''-'
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$50 Main Avsnu,
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BROWN S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digesti on &c Debility.

Over 60 people were forced to leave
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You are in a Bad FIX.

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Our message Is to the. Weak. Nervous and
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN the subscriber. of Anne Arundel
County, has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Anne Arundel county. In Mary
land. letters testameutary on the per-
sonal estate of ELIAS SMITH, late of
Anne Arundel County, deceased. AL
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber, on or before the
4eTH DAY or MAY. 1891.
They may otherwise, by law, be exclu-
ded from al benefit Of the said estate an
persons indebted to said estate are reQues.
ted to make immediate payment.
Given under our hand this ash day .
Moves Der. 1890.
REBECCA A. SMITH.
GEORGE T. cROMW ELL,
ne Executors, Harms 3 p. o.
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ORDER NISI.
In Anne Arundel County Orphans Court


ORDERED, This 2ud day Of Deem
~ Der, 1890, that the sale Of the fsi
estate of Joseph o. Fowler, deceased
made by Joseph o. Fowler, Admint'is
tor, C. t. a., Of the said deceased, and lD,
day reported to this Court, by the $40
Administrator, C. t. a., be ratified so
confirmed unless cause be shown iohs
contrary on or before the
2ND DAY OF JAEUARY NE1r'
PrOUided, copy of this order be -,
serted In some newspaper publsheO y
the city OF Annapolis, Anne ATusas
County, at least once week, iof ll d's
successive weeks, before the sala w
day of January next. 80,
The report states the amount oil ss@
be 81 10000 cash.
JOHN Fl. SELLMAE, O''
VIM. III. DoWEEs
CHARLES ii. RUSSELL
True Copy. Test Juage''
w. F. PETHERBRID6B,
n26 Register of Wills A, a. Oouu9
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We guarantee Hodges fine FlaVoring
Extracts 10 be the best made,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN, That Ii,
IN subscriber, of Anne Arundel COUNTY.
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel County, in Maryland letters tesla
mentary on the personal estate Of JOHN
HORN, late of Anne Arundel County, De
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to lhs
subscriber, on or before the
10M DAY or FEBRUARY. 1901,
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of the said estate. All per.
sons indebted TO said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Asg-
ust, 1890.
FREDERIKA NJ. HORN,
S-S Executrix, St. NargTetsP 0.
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rhe pepopulallon of rranee.

In France at present there are 1000
600 households in which there has been
no child; $500, 900 in which there was
one child; 2,30O.0 00 two children; l.
600 900, three; about 1000, 900. four;
900, 600. five; $50. 900, six, and 100000
seven or more [Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Ii has been discovered that glass is
capable OF being turned into fine cloth,
which can be worn without the slightest
discontinue next the skin.
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HUGHES
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1T my lantern, wrapped my blanket
closely around me and sat down 10 nv

lit my lantern, wrapped my blanket
closely around me and sat down 10 my
wearisome vigil OF two hours. The
night was clear, but not very dark,
though no moon was shining. I suffered
nothing from cold, Us II was remarkably
warm. even for the climate of'Virginia,
and ! succeeded In keeping awake,
though tho task was n difficult ono. :
Slowly the moments passed by; but
at last saw by my watch that the time
had nearly expired, anda few minutes
would decide the fate Of the train and
lis human freight. Soon saw a light,
lar away and very smell at FIRST, hut rep.
idly growing larger and brighter. IarL SO,
trembling with excitement, and com.
menced swinging the lantern above
my head, and, as the train drew near, l
Iedonbled my exertionp, and shouted rs
loud as ! could.
Onward came the train AT n rapid
speed. II was time Of tetribleRuspense
to me. Should tho engineer fail 10 geo
my signal, or not see 1t III time to stop
the train before going Tow rods past
mic. l knew that no human power could
save 1t. On II came, and, oh, Joy un.
speakable! just as l gave up my OK.
ertions and stepped from the line my
frantic gignals were observed, arousing
the sleepy brakemen like IN electric
shock, who flow quickly to their stations.
Tho train was quickly stopped, and l
then informed the engineer and con.
ductor Of tho danger ahead, while tho
frightened passengers left the carriages
and gathered around me. Many brave |
man grew pale when he learned what a |
fearful death he had so narrowly escaped. |
Among the passengers l found my |
wife, not mangled and lifeless, but alive |
and well, though somewhat frightened,
and agood deal surprised at seeing mo.
The conductor gave me- seat next to
my wife, and then had the train backed
to the station 1t had Just LETT, from which
kilograms were sent TO warn all other
trains OF the danger. t.dFI
In the morning my wife and took
the stage for home. l have but little
more TO add, except that the company
insisted upon making me 4 handsome
present, and also gave me free pass over
tho road. l do not pretend to DO able
to explain this dream, which was GER
tainly n remarkable one, though doubt
less no more SO than other could relate.
But l am satisfied that this dream was
tho means Of saving many human lives
from Il sudden and most terrible death.
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When I arose in the morning the rain
was still falling. This was Friday, and
therefore was the day on which my wife
was to start home. There were two pas
senger trains from the east each day, one
at 8 o'clock in the forenoon and the
other at 8 in the evening. This last was
the express and the one on which nv
wife was coming. b.,
Towards the middle OF the afternoon
the rain ceased falling, aud the clouds
slowly cleared away. The dream had
made such an impression on my mind
that resolved to attempt to ind the
stream ! had seen 80 plainly in my
dreams, and if it appeared ut all danger.
Gus, to attempt to stop the train before
reaching it. Accordingly, soon after
the rain was over, l got ready and
started. ] had never before had occa.
sion to visit the station in this direction,
and therefore was entirely unacquainted
with this part OF the country. But
found everything Just rs it had appeared
in my dream.
Immediately after starting, I passed
through the wood l had seen in my
dream, and then entered the open field,
and found the two farm houses, one in.
habited and the other deserted. In fact,
everything seemed rs natural as if had
really been this way before. l walked
slowly, and late in the afternoon came
to the stream which flowed rapidly and
seemed much swollen. But the bridge,
instead Of being broken down and
mingled with the broken carriages and
mangled passengers, was still standing
and though its timber looked quite old
and weather.b beaten, there seemed to be
little danger OF its breaking down be-
meath the weight of passing train
There was a heavy goods train due from
the west about six o'clock, and I resoly-
ed 10 wait at least until in came, and Il
it passed over in safety there could be,
thought, but little danger Of accident te
the lighter passenger train.
In due time 1t came laundering along
and passed safely over the bridge. Blu
though it might haye been owing to my
excited Imagination, it seemed to me
that the bride bent and shook beneath
the weight OF the train in manner
highly suggestive Of danger. At al
events, ! resolved to wait awhile longer
and see il the streeE1 which was still
rising, would have any apparent eifec
upon the bridge. I took with me a Ian
tern, and also a thick blanket to protec
| me from the damp night mir. III
| Shortly after sunset, as Twas sitting I
! few rods from the stream, heard a lout
! splash, and hurrying TO the bridge l saw
| that portion Of the bank on the oppo
site side had broken away, and also ths
tho action OF the water, or some othe
cause, had weakened the foundation Q
! the bridge in such a manner that a por
ton Of the line was bent and lowere,
enough to make it impossible for a trail
to cross. I Immediately crossed tn
bridge, resolved to stop the train II pos
sible before 1t reached the bridge an
certain destruction. 4: I,ii;;.t
. We'll, to nuke a long story short,
went on in the direction from whic
the train was to come, and coon found
!, place which commanded a good view {
i the line for; considerable distance.
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Tho Pure Water Supply Again.

To he Editor Of ne la.<lligeaer.
slR:-1n to.day's INTELLlGEScER 8
gentleman signing az" to his card sees
ht to put my remark on the "Pure
Water Supply" to ridicule. he says,
speaking of the method OF sand tlltra.
lion: ut seems almost absurd to com.
nent on scheme Of such ridiculous
pretentions." DR.. Smart's analysis oil
the water in the crib was mads In 'S3 or
81, and, for the present year OF 1890,
proves simply nothing. Without cues.
ljoning DR.. Smart's results, or the &C.
curacy Of his methods, or the honesty
Of his work, say that analysis Of 1884
proves nothing in the year OF 1890. Does
N" mean 10 say that he believes the
sand filtering scheme ono OF "ridicu.
lous pretentions" simply on that anal.
ysis? Is it because Dr.. Smart said that
there were forty.nine parts per 100000
OF solid matter in the water? The pres
ent water supply furnished to the city
OF London (untltered water from deep
wells. contains forty.four parts per
100000. IL it because two-thirds Of
this are nitrates? This proves nothing,
for nitrates are not a measure OF the
purity of water, but simply measure Of
the part deflement OF tho water, and
they show that organic matter for
merly present in the water has
been o1idizedv-the sand doing
it, as I said in my former statement. Is
it because the water waa full OF uni
crobes?" 1have no explanation for this,
only to say that microbes, and the excel.
lent condition in which Dr.. Smart's
analysis to be, are Incompatible. no.
tice that while saying somethipg-in a
vague sort OF way-about "organic vola-
tile matter" in tho outside river water,
TX" says nothing Of any organic matter
being present in the "crib" sample.
How is this? l wish that IN" would
kindly give the public the whole OF that
analysis, and let them have a look at
those much quoted but mysterious fig
ures. uave a competent water.analyst
make thorough analys:s OF the water
in that "crib." When such an analysis
is made, and when it says that water
filtered through clean sand is worse .hf 1
water not 30 treated Ohio river water
rs it now is-then l will believe that the
sand method is not good for water puri.
fication. Several water companies sup
plying water to the city OF London use
the sand method, and this method is
found to decrease the free and albumin.
old ammonia preatly, aud renders the
foul Thames water potable and healthy.
CIR.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 25,-Wheat declined. tho mar.
kot ing weak most Of tho session, The boa,
interest having tho coutrol was rather aygrrs.
siyc and long wheat kept coming outat each do.
cline, The stop loss orders were reached n nd
tnc wheat sold on these orders aided tho dc.
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Ask Your Friends About 1t.

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know, it because Kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured so
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entirely by its genuine merit. Ask some
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OF Kemp's Balsam. There Is no medi-
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Wheeling. Oct. 90, 1890.


You put water on the burning timbars,
not on the smoke. And ii you have
catarrh you should attack the disease in
the blood, not in your nose. Remove
the impure. cause, and the local effect
subsidies. To do this, take Hoods Sar-
saparilla, the great blood purifier, which
radically and permanently cures cstarrh.
1t alao strengthens the nerves. Be sure
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HIS HEALTH REsTogED.-About four
years ago was completely broken down
in health, as result OF hardships en-
dured during the war. My constitution
was shattered so that l was unfit for
busineos. On the advice OF friend l
took S. s. s., aud in a short time my
health was perfectly restored, and have
not missed day on account Of sickness
since, As tonic S. S. s, is without M
equal. l never saw any medicine that
would build you up as fast as it does.
WM. L. VANsrcKLE, Litchtield, LII.
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Trustees Sales.
TRUSTEES' SALE.

'NOo4 EI.S SAA LIZ ftf ls.tfr. ~. = l.sg. ~
Iy virtue Of deed OF trust made BY Junlns A,
Curtis ard Sarah ttfttF, his vile, to mo as t!ns'
tee, dated March 81, 1857, recorded III the ollce
OF The Clerk Of the County colst tor Ohio Co w
Is psse Pc. will sell 4. the north front door Of
tue Court Aousc OF said county, on q, Hj.gEsH4
SATURDAY, Tho 18th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1850,
commencing AT 10 o'clock 4, M, tho following
Described property, situated Ia Liberty district.
Ohio County. West Virginia. on the waters Of
Cas,!eman's Run, about one-halt mile below
Potomac. adjoining the lands Of samuel ". AZ
iinson. samuel ctRrtg and others, 4fEcribtu
us follows: Beginning at stone In tue edge o.
an old los house, iu which Lewis J: Parry Tor.
merry lived; thence Forth 70 east s $40 poles toA
sugar ttce: thence north lSM west y l.l0 poles
to u stone; thence north Se;$ Cast !. poles 10 II
stone; thcrcc north u east y, poles to q Gnm ;
Garner TO lands Of Samuel MeCarty: THENCE with
gaid McLprty's line north ia west $40 poles
to a htont: thGrtc sontn 4iA west u poles 10 q
stone; thence snnih 70 west 7.lo poles 70 a
stone; thence north 1874 Eest 10 poles TO a kyca'
more; thence north q west q lilo poles TO
stone: thence north tolS Yves: II AZ. poles to a
stone; thence npr.h 1Is++ west l6 poles; tAencc
west 70 poles to the place Of beginning, contain.
ing 5, acres more or less. ey--.,,f
Also riece Of land adjoining the aboye dc.
Eeribed Us: iolloxs'S beeinnMg ~ a sugar tree
corner TO tho tract Abaye described and run,
Ming thence with tho line Of the samo north 1i1t
west Ii poles; thence south ,lata west IS poles;
thence south IN east 8 $40 poles; Themes north
20 cas-, 7poles to tho place Of beginning, con
ia!n,ug sixty square rods, more OF Icy. ...,,
perfect, but selling "A trustee, Iwill convey only
The tille vested In INC by said deed OF trust. f-fg
TERMS or SALg:-0ne.thild and as much NOR
nsthe purchaser elects to pay III cash on tho O.!
n MA. 4 bn hal NNa coral iNktnIlr
Nix and twelve months, Ioics hearing intereS
from the oar Of sale to be giveE for the deterret
payments, the,it 10 be retained unS!i paymcn
IL made In full. 3 q v. . y
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f.--,H.s r-t-E ARRIVE: af --sa--F =
Fror, Pittsburgh. 1000 a. NJ, daily, and 1850
?. n, daily. ,exccpt sunday, G:55 and 1885 o.
m, daily, and 1851 M, Sunday only. q
washington Accommodation, lbs 4, m, daily
except Sunday. ,It1 -. - 'i'A''
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=, FniL4DItrIIIA, Oct. 2i.-wool market Arm
gboye :aaS5o; z slaS3c; medium 31i5asec; resrss
s6a3lEc western medium &iassIc; coarse Sea
VA; nne washed dclainc X and Xxx Si,a7c;
meuianwlshed comb!ng and dels.ne .islSlic;
sosrse 40 40 56a315sc; tub washed 3JaiCc: Iair
5,a.sc: coarse %3aS6c: medium unwashcd comb
Ing And delains 29a3le: coarse do ,27,{n:oc;
Montana 9oae4c; Territorial lGA2ic. !
NEW YORK, Oct. .2i.-wool In medium, demand
ana any, hsm; domestic fleece 3ia3?c; pulled 27a3ic;
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ERRoWN,s IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsi ia, In
digestion & Debility.l
: Piles, Piles! itching pnss.

/. sf%r7oMs-Mots,ure; intense itching and
Si'hstng; 1uoHt at night: worse by scratching.
uallowed to continue tuu,ors form, which often
peed and u!OerAte, becoming very sore.
SWAvSk's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
Ing, heals liberation, aud In most cases ~
MoveA the trmo1s. Atdrucglsts, or by mail, for
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Qhe Si,tclliosj,ltIet.
orlco Nos. 20 and III Fourteenth street.
WHY THE COWS CAME LATE,

WHY TIE COWS CAME LATE.
Crimson sunset burning =.ln's
t Der The tIee'iripgpd hills; siH 4|af
Golden are tho meadows, l'Nl tF
Ruby flashed tho rilIs, ''s
Quiet Ia the farm hOiuc, .- wv
Home tho farmer HES; ,.
but bis wife IA watchIng,
Shading anxious eyes, LHl a
While Abe fingers with her pail, beside the bi.n
yhrd gate, So ~ : 80 =
wondssiug Why her Jenny and the COWS come
Jenny, brown eyed maiden,
~ Wandered down the lane,
That was Gre tho daylight
fH Had begun 10 wane,
Deeper grow the shadows, Ina
Circllng swallows chGcp, t
Nr.. kAtydids arc calling;
hllsts DER meadows crpep
SUI the mother shades her eyes, beside tho barn
yard gate, 70 y.t'14Ila1f' = = = :
And wonder. where her Jenny and the cows eau
Iu Lowing sounds arc falling, .sH
'.s. llomewafd now ut last,
tf Speckle. lIesS and Brlndlc III.
.w through The gate have passed,
Jenny swFetly biushinH, ITII g.yl
Ns jamie grave aud thy, 15s
fa Takes the pals from mother,
VINO stands silent by. o., "" u TT.
Not ono word spoken az The mother lhuts tho
gHte-- .rE. .IHf' r. y ~ 49, :. :
Now she knows why Jenny aud the cows came
home 10 late, II X - 80 - !.