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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

THE steamship Portia reports that
while steaming slowly along the fishing
banks, off New Brunswick. She sighted
huge iceberg. just as the vessel was
passing it the berg split in three pieces,
one OF which sank and rose beneath the
Portals stern. The ships stern was
lifted high in the air, and her nose forced
under water. The passengers and crew
were badly scared, but the ship was only
slightly damaged.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

The 'arsest GO-a mine in the world is in
Alaska
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

KEROSENE was Grss used for ''ghtine
purposes in 1875.
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Prison Warden Ito new prisoner)-
We always like to assign the prisoners
to the trades with which they are most
familiar and shall be happy to do so in
you case. What is your trade? Priso-
ner-I am a commercial traveller.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

Aremedy for sea slckpess-Travel by raj.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

"sparso of course come in very handy in
sea fight
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

10 HAVE d course mari ed out before
hand. is to be prepared for difficulties.
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w EsTERN MARYLAND RAILRoA D
CONNECTING WITH

II. & P. R, R. at Shippensburg Shenandoah
Valley and B. & o. Railroads at Hagerstown;
Penna. r. r. at Frederick Junction, and
p. w. & b., N. C. and b. & P. Railroads
at Union Station, Baltic, Md.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

BALTIMORE Beef 425@s4S75. Sheep
S.5ofaS475. Hogs 4.00a$415.
NEW YORK Beef - 4.590$5.50 Sheep
4.000S5.25. Hogs -I00@SI25.
EAST LIBERTY-BGef-4 406SL70. Sheep
6.00(1S5.20 Hogs 9Od4S3 o..
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MAIN LINE AND CONNECTIONS:
Schedule taking effect June 8th, 1890

Between Williamsport, shippensburg and In
termediate Points
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

GA TI0H. w. 4. nouglas shoes arc
aas his name and prizes stamped ON bottom.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

Time Table in Effect Sunday, Nay II, 1890.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

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And took The flower away.
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bova enolon ~ tta ,,Ir,,,;.,a. = .,,s~s:
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tha rTa marin NV 'P0'N iio'neht Vi
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no So many hsva conc III 80, ue, ~ vi,
circles fra', yor V ~, rioai s1ur o .
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manv vaar W. IN T"a AZ s"lher lot
them badi In - so'lie ol
sweat graat drons f 49, u T, su.ie. lus "a,
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The advocate., 1890-01-30

circulation now altogether aud still we
found ourselves at the close OF the war with
fraudulent debt fastened upon us Of about
S3, 600, Ooo, 600, and before ii is all paid will
cost the people in premium, interest and
principle, $4,000, 900, 900 and with the aid Of
tho internal National banking system TO es-
tablsh which the so-called debt was created
will have them reduced 10 a slay-
cry far worse than that which caused the
war; and now, twenty-five years after, and
after paying third more than the original
debt, we find II larger instead Of smaller, for
Ii will take more OF the products OF labor to
pay it-more bushels Of wheat and corn,
more pounds Of beef or pork, or more bales
Of cotton TO pay it now than then. Four
years OF war, and 10 have been every day on
n sounder cash basis than we had or have,
and TO have paid all due respect TO capital,
and vested rights. Now we find by tho
treasTer'a report for April 1865, that the
government paid out in currency aside from
any species Of bonds $i,006, ooo, 900, during
the four years above named. Subtract from
this tho $l,257, ,ooo 900, the entire ac-
tual expenses Of the four years, and S77l,-
900, 900, retumedto the governments in taxes,
and we find that there was actually issued in
different kinds OF money, $3.50, 90, more
than tho entire demand during that period.
Think OF IL The government DID issue not
only enough money TO carry on the war,
and meet all expenses, but $730, 1000, 900,
more.
Now wo wish 10 PROFOUND a few questions
for sober consideration.
Why was there more money issued than
enough TO meet the current expenses Of tho
goyornmentY Who got IL II issued as the
books show that it was And W. the nec-
essity of issuing any bonds and where did
the money go for which they were sold2 II
may be said that the bonds we're issued TO
secure the currency; then ask, what secu-
rity have the bonds ? Has bond any bet
tor or different security than treasury note
agreen-back dollarp
Now, farmers and laborers IL is interest on
this debt, and the double interest you have
to pay on every dollar in circulation, caused
by n few having complete CONTROL of the
volume in circulation that causes most OF
your hard times; continue TO vote TO sustain
tho system il you like IL.
II. II. HUTCHINSON.
The advocate., 1890-01-30
FEDERATION.

Strength Is The Result Of The Union Of
Many Forces.
The mountain is not less grand and awe
inspiring when considered as the accum-
ulation Of PARTICLES; for without the
smallest atoms the great mass could not
rise and endure, an emblem Of stability.
AS in matter there is law Of affinity
that combines and unines; so in the
sphere Of human energy there is the
principle of aggregation Of forces.
Wherever we find great monuments Of
mans skill there we find the evidence Of
concerted action.
Perfect as this concentration seems to
have been at times in the past, 1t has m-
iformly been upon an unequal basis and
its results really small in proportion TO
its inequality
The principle Of combining forces has
too often been all for one.
Millions lived and toiled that one might
rule the world, some as slaves others with
the more popular title but no less menial
service Of soldier.
How much of the worlds history is
made up Of the story Of the striGes be-
tween great bodies Of men who fought for
no nobler object than the approving smile
Of self constituted master Of their being.
It has been the fate Of every civiliza-
ton to spend It's energies upon less
and less number till receiving no return,
il wasted away and was no more, leaving
only ruined arches and columns, or frag-
ments of sculpture and printing. or more
gloomy yet the tombs and their mute ten
ants to tell Of its existence,
This principle Of decay has not passed
with history. Il lies not beneath any OF
the thousands Of ruins, that are so many
proofs Of It's continued work.
The principle Of social decay is active
v at work in our midst to-day.
The advocate., 1890-01-30

such as will tend 10 aupemado tho wnge
system, by the introduction OF q co-opera-
tive industrial system.
Xxx. 10 SECURE for both seXes equal pay
for equal work.
XXI. To gain some OF the beno1ts~of la
bOr-saWng machinery by q gradual reduo-
ton OF tho hours OF labor 10 eight per day.
XXI. To persuade employers 10 agree TO
arbitrato all differences which may arise
between them and their employees, in order
that the bonds OF sympathy between them
may be strengthened and that strikes may
bO rendered unnecessary.
The advocate., 1890-01-30

tlon, national banking system and mort
cages and large holdings Of land, have
absorbed the substance Of our people
more greedily and rapidly than has been
before In human history.
We move with the energy Of steam and
the rapldity Of electricity.
Oppression by appropriatlng these
mighty agencies has progressed more in
a decade Of our time than formerly in an
age.
Herein Is hope.
II Is fortunate for liberty that 80 slight
ly removed from the founding Of our in
stltutions, the great forces Of oppression
have shown themselves so strongly mark
ed. They have come upon us as monsters
developed prematurely
Improved methods Of applying power
have 30 accelerated their generation and
growth that the present generation has
observed every stage Of their develop
ment.
The emergency thrust upon us while
our national life is still vigorous brings
It's own remedy. That Of the organila-
tion and education OF the toilers to stand
for their rights against every encroach-
ment as the forefathers stood united
when forced to the extremity Of resist
anCe
The necessity Of vlgilence aud fore
thought has long been proclaimed by
the herald Of freedom but 1t requires an
extremity to quicken the energies Of
whole people to unity Of action.
The selfish interests Of trade or craft
have long since led men to organize
along the lines Of their peculiar employ
ments.
SO there have been trades guilds and
trades unions for centuries, but the ideOof
organizing the toilersof the nation sim
ply as wealth producers is quite recent.
1t has been reserved for the present or
near future to witness the organization
of almost every department Of industry
and to seeit move up and fall into line
for the common defense against the un-
just encroachments of monopolies.
Hitherto there has existed q bigotry or
a jealousy between trades and organlza-
ton that has proved fatal to co-opera-
ton or federation.
It is not unjust TO credit good share
Of the present tendency to federation TO
the Knights Of Labor They have accept
ed the principles Of the Declaration Of In
aud exempliGed them by
recognizing the equality Of all branches
Of honorable toll and have almost always
represented every productive industry.
But more than all else, the necessity of
the present time is bringing organized Ia
Dor closer together and at the same
timo is forcing the unorganized element
into the ranks
Trade battalion after battalion has adj
vanced against the enemy with its pecu-
liar weapons of attack and defense, but
uniformly been forced to retire defeated
Even the strongest has lost confidence
in its ability to stand alone.
so, as is natural in the defense Of fac
tions against common foe, the plan Of
federation is adopted through necessity.
Il has been observed that capital can not
stand alone hence Its combines and mo-
nopolies.
Federation Is an advanced stage in any
The advocate., 1890-01-30
knights Of Labor Department.
PhATFoRSl OF PRINCIPLES.
PREAMBLE.


The alnrming development and qggros-
siHenesB OF tho power Of great capitalists
and corporations under the present indus
trial system will inevitably lead 30 tho pau
perization and hopeless degradation OF tho
toiling masses. II is imperative, five desire
30 enjoy the full blessings OF life, that unjust
accumulation and this power for evil OF ag-
RregRted wealth shall bo prevented. This
much desired object can be accomplished
only by the united efforts OF those who obey
Tho divine injunction: "In tho sweat OF thy
faco shalt thou cat bread" Therefore we
have formed tho Order Of the Knights Of
Labor for tho purpose OF organizing, educat.
ing and directing tho power OF the industrial
masses.
IL is not n political party, IL Is more--for
lnitare crystallized sentiments and measures
for the benefit OF tho whole people; but II
should be borne In mind, when exercising
tho right of suffrage, that most Of tho objects
herein set fourth can only be obtained
through legislation, and that IL IL the duty
regardless Of party, OF all TO assist in nomi-
mating and supporting with their votes such
candidates as win support these measures.
No one shall, however, DO compelled to vote
with tho mniOriLv
The advocate., 1890-01-30
OUR OWN LABORs.

And while making the foregoing demands
upon the Stbte and National government, we
viii endeavor TO associate our own labors.
xix. To establish Operative institutions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-11

DIkD.
hREADON.-On the 9Th inst, william Breadon,
aged AZ years months and u days
TsrsatVsS and friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited to gsnd the funeral at his late residence
a14 West 2jth st., on sunday at O'Clock.
ShAD"ICK.-sudden May o at Hackettstown
y. J., Grace Foster daughter Of tho Rev pr James
and Jennie /. ChadwicL. aged II years
hAtiD~oN.-on tho 18th inst at l45 East s3d ST
walter beloved son Of Andrew and Annie Davidson
aged years and months.
Funeral private
DOMINGUEz.'-on May p 1880, Leopold DOmin
Gusz aged ~ ySLrL
kslLaVSS aud friends Of the family are rsSpsettuly
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALdASAC-THS nav
Sun RISES. ~ Sun sets 10 Moon rises. II
HIGH Wharf.-The
candy Hook II 81 GOV Islandl2 81 He'll Cate. "a
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Storage.
Steamboats,.

A FARES REDUCED to ali POINTS via Fal River
"a. Inc Boston a. Steamers rtLIIAh and Pll"
sunday Included at r st. tSnnsriiis By Apnex
Hua from Brooklyn a. 81 jersey I!ty at T. NJ. An
ORCHESTRA on each steamer
A LBANY ROATS "EOrLE'S LINr.-stcamers DREW
n and DEAN RICHMOND, for Albany, eAye ulD
rlEk d, y. H., foot canal st. ut Il l. VI. hAILl lHun
days excepted making direct connections Tor All points
steam heat and electric lights throughout
A IL FAKES REDUCED VIA sTOSIhuTOE LINZ
The inside route boston g; rrr3VIdrmc Y g,
CHuSErT5 leayenew FER SO y. H.. ono bock above
Canal st., at ) Il. NJ. SUNDAYS excepted.
A TROY BOATs-CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA
"a leave Pier ~, n L., foot WEST lOTH ST. daily.
health rooms Sunday steamer touches At Albany
II IHGsTON AND EONnuuT LINE, landing at Gran
N stons Cornwall. Hewburgh, Marlboro Milton,
for ali Catgkll Mt points From foot o; Harrison ST.
daily at l.. NJ. Saturdays At T.. " 49,.
ROhER a TKBAPER STEAMBOAT co.
NORWICH LIEE-FAyORITE INSIDE ROUTE
IN Fares reduced TO Boston. S. Worcester s.;
spending reductions TO all pOiHtA East Steamers leave
Per 80 tOd number North River foot " Watts st.,
next pier above pssorosses street ferrD daily sun
days excepted, a - =. NJ.
PAWspEII. LINE.-ro. .Ncwnurgh f..Al.ilL corn.
IN an Cod Sir rgs and Vest Point from franklin
st. piSr, y. Il, week dayS ~ r. .urdny6 "a NJ
C,TlAMER snEl TER lSLA%D cave, Pier 20 4 River,
I1TUeA. Thurs. Aul sat Il . T. II. TOR orient Green
port shelter Island and Hag larDOr Leaves Sag lSr6or
att.JnP ~, Non Wed, and Fri GEO. {, GIBBS. Capt
CAU0EKFIEB STEAMER -sauFsrtiss MondSya W.d.
" hesdAyL Fridays foot Franklin g., y r "
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anrr9oMl CLOTHES.

II THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE do not clai,n baggage
within seven days. viii DO sold TO pay expenses
EskeieA II. Howard. lbsen SarH Mics l'nrts IIirAA
burg A. CUMMINGS. .5l East 18th ~.
WILL MRS. rFE1TFRE dressmaker Of Frooklyn
w send her address To Miss HOLMES, box 100
hun uI- town Office, LIS broadway
WILL TEACH LAD IEs to manicure, terms low
w Miss JARDES, ZIG West 23d 81.
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BROADWAY, CORNER 9th ST.
SILKS.

figures, extra hnc quality, never sold less
than 4sc; we will place them OH bargain
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Business Notirts.

Ihe Most Reliable Moth Destroyer
WAITE TAR PAPER.
Sold everywhere Take no other
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Arriyed-SATURDAY, NJ


So Aler Christofers Bremen.
ss llinOls spencer, Antwerp
- FL PasO, Quick, New Orleans
Ship Gov. Robe, Nichols HLkodadL
For later arrivals SEQ First Pagel
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ARRIVED OCE.

IS Augusta Victoria from New York, at Hamburg.
es u. CAlAnd from New York, AT Rotterdam.
hB Guy of Rome from New York at Queenstown.
30 IrRve, from New York at BrenerhAven
SAILED FROu FOREIGS PORTS
BB saAlo from SOUTHAMPTON for New York.
ss La Champagne from liayro for New York.
, ss Thingyalla from Copenhagen for New York
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BRrry's TricOpherOuH, pleasant to use. Riyea
Tie hair peculiarly rich gIoss preventing badness
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and ague, ANGOsTuRX BlTTFRS will cure YOU. 'N'et
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BLACK DIX ESS GOODS.

% pieces S3nch Pril,iantine in checks and
piAids, formerly 70 SIC special ............
10 pieces 40 inch wool + curie'tas; extra .......
10 pieces Priesteys silk warp Henrietta, extra
line and heavy, formerly 81. special ..........
so pieces 42.inch sin finished Briiliar.ine ...
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Keeps Dress shirts made to measure. q forSl
NoIe better at any price. 800 and 81 Broadway
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NEW YORK, May 10. 1880
The Members OF tho Irish EmiSraut Society are re.
quested attend the funeral of thor late associate Mr.
HENRY L. HUGUEr, on Monday, the 18th inst, at 10
O'Clock, from tho Cathedral.
JAMES RORKE, PRESIDENT.
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IJIkD.

For InvRIIds. a Pleasing, Delicious Food
"WAGNEKN INFANT FOOD"
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BARGAIN sIATEENS.

BARGAIN SATEENS.
1000 pieces extra fine SAteen in all new shades
and figures sold less than loo .......... sf.c
700 pieces extra fine Seersucker. Epecia...... OL,c
3 cases check NRinsook. positively worth &c,
will place on sale for this week at.......".... DC
LINENS.
800 dozen extra heavy and large size Linen
Towels, formerly loo our price .............. Dc
100 dozen extra heavy and extra sizo ........ IUc
. cases lnheached namask Table Linen, good
value at 35c. special Monday. ............... 25c
cases extra BleacErd Linen pamask, formerly
sold for &C; 4oc
DOMESTICS.
Brown Muslin yard wide worth .......... !5t6c
yard wide Brown Muslin. worth Sc. ........... Oy.c
NaSionville B!cachcry Muslin Ia wide..... Ole
Fruit of the Loom yard wide ............... 7JSc
PARASOL DEPARTMENT.
a 2i.inch GLORIA" sun Umbrella gold and
silver mounted good value for I 1 -. zee. 8sc.
Coaching Paraso!s, elegant assorted handles,
Osc.. 81 .2J s SD
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A Tried Remedy for Biliousness.

A Tried Remedy for Biliousness.
Those who suaer from disorder or inaction
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II
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A SCRAP of Paper saves Her Life.

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hold 1t to the Lipht.

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Sprrtal Anttrra.
BuckIen,s Arnica salve.

THE BEST SALvE IN the world for Cuts, Bruises
30res, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Jhapped Hands, Chilbiains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or
40 pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give per.
,ents per box. For sale by ". Il. HOch, Drug
sist, Nos. lS and la9 North Queen street, Lam
saster. Pa. iune27-iyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-31
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought To have, in fact you
must have 1t, To fully enjoy life. Thousands are
searching for II daily, and mourning because
they find 1t not. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are spent annually by our people In the
hope that they may ..attain this boon. And yet
II may be had by ALI We guarantee that Elec-
trc Bitters, if used according To directions and
the use persisted in, will bring you Good Diges-
tion and oust the demon Dyspepsia and install
instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bit
ters for Dyspepsia and all diseases OF Liver
Stomach and Kidneys. sold at soc and 81 per
bottle by w. Il. Hoch, druggist, l37 and l39 North
Queen street, Lancaster. Pa. ~