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How 1. rhi,i

We are told by the Democratic orators
that the country vas never in sucl, suf-
fering condition il III is history. The
farmers emit get anything fcr their
grain: ant the value Of land is epsesiat-
ed; and farms are mortgsged; and the
Mckinley tariff is to blame for all this
told and untold misery. Now from this
dreadful picture painted by the d mo
critic akers might be led 10 sup
pose that all the farmers would present
the most wOe-begoae cOuntenaoces imag-
Unable and even the merry Mr.. Poe
would clUpgate his rotund visage through
sympathy with the terrible suffering Of
the agricultural community. Bat What
do we seeS Are the people fasting and
praying and putting on sachclOth and
ashes aud meeting together to bewail
their wretched condition. On the con-
,rary these very Democratic oficehold-
ers and Office seekers are advising the
farmers to get up picnics where they
shall spend hundreds Of dollars In cot
ing and drinking, and feAsting and
dancing and making merry with mock
tournaments aud the like. Now It was
said Of the odious Nero that be 6ddled
and danced while Rome was burning,
aud are we to believe that these Demo
Gratis are modern Neros who are making
merry over the woes of their countrV?--
No! they are not Neros, but they are
the most impudcnt and bare-faced lib
bcrs" that ever attem pied to mislead and
hoodwink the people. Attend one Of
these meetings and behold the assem-
blage. Instead of wearing the habili-
ments of grief and the trappings of woe,
happier and more prosperous gather
ing could not be found on the face of the
earth. The farmers are strong and
hearty, bearing the unmistakable i'm
press of prosperity and power. Their
wives and daughters are well-dressed
and are evidently contented and happy;
and are not congrcgated with funeral as
pect to deplOre in common their forlorn
condition but to enjoy the occasion and
have "lots Of fun" These farmers are
men Of substance. They have their
horses and carriages to drive about the
neighborhood. Their barns are we'll
filled with grain and provendcr, and
they possess everything that should char
acterize thrifty and independent Free
men. Visit free trade England. if you
please. and sec whether you can find a
similar state Of things there. And yet
think of the faeetious Mr.. Poe and his
lesser lights getting up with smiling
counfenances and beaming eyes to tell
congregations like this that they are
down-irodden and oppressed. and de-
graded and poverty-stricken; that they
wear yokes on their necks and hooks in
their noses and serve their cruel task
masters, the manufacturcrs!-.Ex
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Democrats have 10 choice between
tickets this time. Vote which they
please, they vote for Republicans. The
Democratic ticket save one exception is
made up of Repsbiicans and of ''sphs-
ters' as the Democrats pleased hereto
fore to term them, put on the ticket to
pull ii through.
The Republican ticket is made up of
straight nominees Straight goods is al
ways the best.
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NUMBER ,.
CHiPTER 1876.

NUMBER :.
CHiPTERIs5.
AN ACT to amend section fOtiy-eight. OF sTii-
Gle three, of the Constitution OF this State.
Ses !. Be Htnacted byhe GeRerm issrmIIv
Of Maryland, ThTee-ffths Of NIL the members
Of the two Houses concurring, that the follow
ing section be, and the same is hereby propos-
ed as an amendment to the Constitution off,
State, aud il ud"pterl by the e1, and qualif-
ei voters thereof AS herein prov il~d. /, shah
surerssde and stand in The place and instead
OF section forty-eght of article thee Of said
Constitution
See. 40. Corporations may he formed under
general laws, but shall not he cEvnted by spe-
cill act, except for municipal purposes and eG.
reit in c'isss where 40 general TnWs exist, pro-
vlding for The creation Of corpora tons 81 the
sumo general character. ~ the rsrpnraiiom pro-
posed 20 c created, snd any act OF incorpora--
lion passed in violation Of this section Shall he
void, Ill charters granted, or adopted in pur-
snhnce Of this section. and all charters hereto
iUrr eranIr1 i'nu crriili u, sh'ijs :. r,I..l -.
| modification may tie ;,lcren, ffom ,ine to lime
or lie repealed Provided, n0thiI i herein con
tainea StAll bt'c6nslfued 10 extend To Banks,
or The Incorporation thereof, the Gersral A.
sembly shall not alter or amend tie charter Of
any terpOra'i0n existing nj tile tiuie Of III.
adnFion OF this rlicle; or PASS m s other geHe-
,'rs-s:,; ','... ny 49, " ~. ~,
pU; p, ~ Wy 'on'n''.'" '''al sur"
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W. .'''' n9'' a".
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wv, ~, e"Jo., 70 ~ any wise avn ''se'' OF
'rs"'s' f'.a .' " ''.'' ''"y
, ~ s,"",e" ~ roh'ffr - ~ an! gen
800 a ~ he. "''.''' NC I"no'usl'e't pre-
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Mr.. Ford of the State Democratic
ticket says that things look blue fer the
Democratic party in Southern Maryland.
This frankness on the part Of shrewd
Democratic politician is refreshing aud
ought to stimulate all Republicans to
work the harder. Republican success
is yours. if you will acceptit. Demo-
cratic buster should Brighten no loyal
D rty man.
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A tin plate manufacturing firm in
Philadelphia has just received 3 900
pounds Of pig tin from the Temescal tin
mines in San Bernardino county. Cali
foruia, the opening and operating of
which mines are entirely du, to the wage
earner's tariff. Up to- date III these
mines $500, 900 has been spcat in the
plant, 100 men are employed and D.
500 pounds of pig tin shipped to our tin
manufacturers. The quality of this
American tin is as good as that mined
in the East India posses ,ious of England
and Holland -"
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The policy of the Republican party is
giving the farmer good prices for his pro-
ducts, and the toiler gooi wages for bis
labor on one hand. and cheap farming
supplements. clothing, sugar, &c. on the
other. This is in sharp contrast With
the picture Of the effect of the Mckinley
tariff law drawn by the Democrats las
year
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"Give not pearls to swiue;" but. to
the victim of piles, give Old Saul's Pile
Ointment. 1t costs but 25 cents per
box. Beware Of substitutes, Insist on
having "Oid saurs."
: "Pu; everything to its proper use. !"
The proper use of Old Saul's Catarrh
Cure is to cure catarrh. Price only IS
cents. Don't take any substitutes. In
sist. on "Old Saul's."
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reeted by the said burteensh article Of the
Constitution.
Artoscd April 5rd, 1890.
We hereby Gritty, that the ssoreroiug Is a
correct copy 81 III act Of the General Assembly
Of MARS ldaa; PISSED Januafy session, 1880.
W. q. PURNBLL,
Secretary Of the Senate
CARLTON SUAFER,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates
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NUMBER s.
CHAPTER 3G2.

CHAPTER 3G2.
AN ACT TO amend section three Of article
twelve Of the Constitution Of this State.
Sec. !. BE At enacted By Tie General Assembly
Of MdFyidRd, Three ffhs Of all the members
OF the two Honses concurring, that the follow
ing section be and The same is hereby propos-
ed MS an amendment to the Constitution OF this
State and ifsdopted by the legal and qualified
voters thereof as herein provided, it shall su
persede Ar D stand in the place and instead Of
section three Of article twelve Of said COnstitu-
ton.
Sec. 3. The Board ofPublic Works il hereby
authorized, subject TO such regulations and
conditions as the General Assembly may from
time to time prescribe, TO sell the States inter
est in all the works Of Internal lmDtovrment
whether as n stockhoder or n creditor, and als,.
the States interest in any b, DkI0g corporniier
recriring in payment the bonds and registrJra
debt now owing hy The Stale, equal IN un.oun
to the prize obtained tor tue States said ia
icrest
See. 3. lind Be Il JWrtheT rnaci,1 Jy authority
efcT'sdid, That the said fUrrs Ding srrtion here
by PROPOSED IS an amendment to the Con .tiiu.
ton shall he, at the next general elPciion hrld
IN this STATE. submitted TO the legal md DUAL
ilied voters thereof for their adoption or trirr
ton, III pursuance of the ,lircr5ODs rabtane
III article fourteen OF the Constitution Of thn
STATE; aud At lbe snid general election thr voi.
on sard proposed amendment TO the consiiiu-
ton shall he hy ballot aud upon zach ballo
there shall tie written or printed the woi,i
nor the constitutional amendment, -. Of
against the eppsiitUiInnnj piprnd nrnt" ~
the voter sh III elect, and immediately attet
sail election due return shall he made 10 IL,
Governor OF rhe vote TOR and against. SAID bro
,'ostd. smeTdalenl, dir~cird hy the said isut7
teen h article of the Constitution.
Approved ApA Sid, 1880.
W hereby ccriily. th.tt lhe aforrgoing is
"oIrtct copy 81 mn rci OF Ih- General ,ssembl.
Of Mary bud, passed january session, 1880.
" q. PGENELL. '.i
Secretary pf the Senate
CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk ut the House # Delegate.
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NUMBER d.
HAPPIER 426.

HAff ff-4ZO.
ANAC T 10 amend srctjNp hsiy-hne OF ariirit
three of the CO lsrfu.ion Of this State.
Src. l.. he II ende'ed 81 HE G.acyaf .sssr1able
81 Morgf0"d, Thrtc-hiths Of nl the members
Of the two Houses cnpcutring, thar HE follow.
my section he and the game is htren, propOs
81 Hs amen. mrnt to the Cons .iiuliGti # Ihi-
81" g, and II adopted BY the legal and qunlf
ell voters thereof rs herein provided, il sh.i
snpersrdr and stand in the place and Stead o
s-ction fifly-one OF article three Of the Constr
tuition Of this tate
See. 81. The personal property OF residenr
OF thi; State shall lie subject to taxation in IL,
county OF city where the r,sIdrnl bona nd. 7,
sides tor the greater part of the year for " hir,
the tax my or 81 all be LEVIED and no. else
where, except goods and rbattles permanent,
located, which shall be faxed In the city o.
county where they are so located, but the Gen
eral Assembly may by law provide for the tai
atlon OF mortgages upon property in this Stat,
and the debts secured thereby in the county OF
city where sn'h property is situated.
Sec 2. -4nd be IL fHriher enacted Jy the dn-
hority Gforesotd, That the said foregoing sec
ton hereby proposed as an amendment to tn.
constitution shall he, At the nett genersi eiets,
lion held in this State, SUBMITTED to the legal
and qnali6el voters thereof for their Adoption
or rejection, in pursuance of the direction
contained in article fourteen OF the Constit
ton Of this State; aud at the said general ele,
ton the vote on SAID proposed amendment /.
the constitution shall be BY ballot, and upo,
each ballot there shall be written or prnte-
the words, ''for the constitutional anne Idment
or against the constit 1tional amendment, +" rs
the voter shall elect, and Immediately afieI
said election, due return shall be made to tn,
Governor Of the vote tor and against said pro,
posed amendment MS objected by the said four
teenth article OF the Constitution.
Approved April 8, 1890.
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing u a
correct copy of an act of the General A ssembly
of Mary land, passed January session, 1890.
" g. PURNELL,
Secretary Of the Senate.
CARLTON SLAYER. ~
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CHAPTER ass.

CHAPTER ass.
AN ACT 10 amend sectieh one of afticls seven
Of The Constitution OF this State.
Sec J.. BE Il enacted Je iAs General .lsse.abt
Of Aargidh6j Three-6flhs OF sll The members
Of the two Houses coucurtIng, that the follow.
ing section be and the same is hereby proposed
as an amendment TO the Constitution Of this
State, and II adopted by the legal and uualia-
ed voters thereof as herein provided shall SUI
persede and stand in the place ARD instead OF
section one Of article seven Of the said ronsti-
tutiop.
See. l. County Commissioners shall be cleo
ted on general ticket Of each county by the
qualified voters 81 the several counties Of the
State on the Tsesdey next after the first Nom
day ia the month of November, commencing
in the year eighteen hundred and ninety one;
their number in each county, their compensa-
ton, powers and duties shall be such as now or
may be hereafter prescribed by law, they shall
be elected at such times, In such numbers and
Tor such periods, not exceeding six Years. as
may be prescribed by law.
See 2. And be Il enacted BIZ he aHthori,,
gforesdtd That the said foregoing section here
by proposed as an amendment TO the Constitu.
ton shall be, at the next general election held
in this State, submitted TO the legal and Quail
ted voters thereof, for their adoption or reiec-
ton, IN pursuance Of the directions contained
in article fourteen Of the Constitution of this
State; and at the said general election the vote
on said proposed amendment TO the constitu-
ton shall be by ballot and upon each ballot
there shall be written or printed the words
'forthe constitutional amendment''o or against
the constitutional AmendmeEt," as the voter
shall elect, and Immediately after said election
due return shall be made 10 the Governor oil
the vote for and against said proposed amend.
ment, as directed by the said fourteenth article
OF the constitution.
Approved April 3rd, 500.
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing is a
correct copy Of an act OF the General Assem-.
bly, Of Mary land, passed january session, 1890
W. Il. PURNELL,
Secretary OF the Senate
CARLTON SHAFER,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
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Col. L. A. Wilmer. who is a candi-
date. and ex-oficio Attorney to Regis
trars 10 Charles. has declined to vet. -
Will Judge Briscoe. who is also can
didste. decline to sit in registration cases?
8. Mary's Enterprise.
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Representative Mills had the gall,
to tell the Ohio farmers that the tax on
sugar ought to be restored. Well, let
the Democratic House dare to pass bill
for its restoration.
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Mr.. ]. Frank FOrd, President Of she
Far ners' Alliance Club. of Bird district.
rs m king a bid for the support of the
Alliance, and yet be is opposed to she
Sab Treasury piask Of their platform
St Mary's Enterprise.
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Mr.. Emmons Blaine, son of Secretary
Blaine, has accepted position in the
service of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, with headquarters iu Chicago.
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Pope Leo XIII has decided that a
marriage ceremony by Protestant cler-
gyman will be recognized as valid by
the Catholic Church.
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Candidate Frank Brown and. friends

Candidate Frank Brown and. friend.
held tariff reform" picnic 10 neigh.
boring county few days ago, at which
several speakers made a windy assault
upon the American protective tariff. The
farmers, especially. were assured that
the tariff increased their taxes. but, >
remarked sturdy and sensible old far
uer who was among the listeners, Il
saved more on sugar and binder lwine
this year than my taxes amounted TO-
This was gr,iu Of truth in mountain
of chat.
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The Democratic party which pretends
TO be friend of the oyste-men signally
failed to introduce plank in its State
platform looking to their protection.
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For County Commissions's.
JAMESI. NAYL0R,
DANIEL j. BRAGUNIER,
JOHN /. MURRAY.
WILLIAM F. SIMPSON,
GEORGE T. G. GRAY.
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Mr.. VIM. BaFuie has resigned from
his position of manager of the Baltimore
Gase Ball Club to take charge of the
Athletics.
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We believe that our judiciary should
be kept free from the ENHANCEMENT of
party politics. Judges who have proved
themselves honest. faithful and efficient
should be sustained irrespective Of party
Where good man, as Mr.. Roberts of
Carroll is, shall be put in nomination by
the dominant party of the district we
bold it 70 be good policy to sustain him
and elect him by a united vote. But
We would by no means favor the election
of Judge Briscoe. who was instrumental
in defeating the proposition in the last
Legislature to extend the time of such an
able and incorruglible Judge as Judge
Stone. To accomplish this purpose Dir.
Briscoe availed himself Of partg spirit tC
the utmost extent aud thus slowed him
self clearly to be unfit Co PC
fst1 ucso r--.,. sis>Angs tue-
ed and we sincerely hope 20 vii be
his fate.-Frederick Eraniaer.
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r. I q u T.
white Oak" ''stsr|ing.'
JOHN T.. RODGERS g. CO.,
Wholesale Depot, 2l3 Spears Wharf, Baltimore.

WHOLESALE Depot ZI9opcaTS " lEIII BaIClulOFe.
the r WHITE OAK the
Amefn Bottom and ee
the Mississippi Valley. possesses unusual
desirable line Of all o
constantly hand among which especially recommend ELK LICK and
TROY family.
sold by principal dealers in Charles st Mary Anne Arsn
Prince Georges and barrels and Is
them and will d others.
in the Should wish
Dorney and orders shall
prompt and caref attention. JOHN l.. RODGERS & co
sly 2lS Spears Wharf Baltimore Nd
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For JudSss Of OrPhor'' Court
1T L. WINGATE,
ELISHA n. JONES.
GEORGE Il. LANCASTER,
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For States Attorney.
BENJAMIN G.. STONESTREET
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Fov Register Of Wils.
BENJAMIN +. DEMENT,.
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PO2 SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
R. u. P. Engine and Saw Mill, in good
running order Apply to C L r. WRIGHT,
oct act Wsyside, Charles coduty, Nd.
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VIM. D. Campbell Co.'S. frm Is a reliabls
one, and ITS prices suit the times. Call =,
their lumber yards on nth Street, 5. e
when You visit Washington:
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Fer CLERK Circuit Court.
SAMUEL G. PADGETT.
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A Tournament & Ball

VIII be held at Glymont, for the ben
eft Of ST. Charles Church. on
Saturday, October 10th, 1901.
Chief Marshall NJ. Swami.
Aids: Joseph Carter, Charles Mason.
Herllds: Cutler Mason, Alex Swami,
Judges:-IIenry Bush. Alfred Bat
ties, Charles A. Swami, Wm. Proctor,
Warren Wade.
Orator of the Day:-Col. L. ALL
SON WILMER.
Orator of the Evening:-WM. Dec.
MITCHELL.
The successful knights will crown a
Queen and seven Maids OF Honor, and
also receive prizes. 1st. Bride and
Saddle; End, Bride and Martingale; Sd.
Lap Robe; 4th, Whip. fitting will be-
gin promptly at | o'clock. Entrance
fee for Knights, 81 50. Admission to
the grounds 10 cent?. Good music will
be in attendance. Dinner and all man
ner of refreshments supplied on the
grounds. An earnest effort will be
made to preserve good order and to pro-
mote the enjoymen; Of all present.
sep 25-ct
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mo eeject In publishing
schcss and cthsts htereted
properly prePar ar" dnrabsa
enen OF color8 which Bills
has stood veil mainly from olives
common practice TO
property and
such manner as to
cod psraanshsy:. OIL ~ IT.
:19f ~~w~M@sAGk
This siove highly recommen led ns
RFRRY HYATT,
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Ordered by the court this 18th dav ofSep-
TENDER, in the yeat 1891, that the sale made
aud reported by Joseph @ Smith aud J sic
land Bannon, Permanent TRUSTEES of n.
Mortgage palned Iii thg mortgage in t!rc
above entitled rause be ratifrd and coniitsnf,!
unless cause to the contrary he shown on OF
before the 2nd Monday in Octsbcr y D
1891; provided eopy uf'ihf, brhsr be insert
ed in some newsgaprr publfslltd ia t!lsst
I0uiIiy once isswesk- Tor thTee successive " etk-
bef re the id nd Monday in October AZ ID,
1891. The re. OH taies. thu amount Of sales
tC bc SIG. tEi
j., ,MUEL TURNER, Clerk
of Ct q. for CHARLES County.
. True copy-Tcst:
J.SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk Z
sep ls-dt
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January 1891 s41654 81 sHypn S3O89 SO
Liabilities On Y SURPLUS by market
Mass S.andard) a value Of 298 so
Policies Absolutely Non-Fo rfeiabIe after Second Year
of lapse the policy will
Or on preferred oad policy for its full issued exchange
After the second policies
Fraud and all restrictions residence,
Cash sas sent vaiu.
valid assignments of the policies security
Loosen paid immediately approval Of prNf
the Second Year.
The to enVen bear per GUARANTEE pr,s
ent rate OF dividends sceee investment
Henry =. Goddard, State Agent.
No. 2 South Holiday Street. Baltimore i'd. r.
JOHNC HOWARD Agent Md Station,
References Carpenter Balmore Hon Possy
H. A. Wilmer Pere Wilmer Jr Washington Hicks Charles county Nd
Judge D. Parran Crane Daniel Ilamm j. r. B4Dger Noble
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Secretary OF the Senate.
CARLTON SLAYER, ~
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates

Now therefore /, Elihu Y. j. chson, Cover
nor of Mary land, do hereby order snd direct
that each and all of the said herein before de-
scribed Bills, or Acts Of the General Assembly,,
six in number. each proposing a separate
amendment TO the Constitution of Maryland
be published once n week for At least three
months in two newspapers published in zach
county in the State, if 80 many are therein
published, and in three newspapers ih The city
of Baltimore, before the next ensuing general
election, which will be held on Tuesday, the
third day of November 1891; at which said
election all of the six proposed amendments
aforesaid will be severaly submitted 10 the
legal and qualified voters OF Mary land for
adoption or rejection.
--~-- Given under nv hand and
I fHs'GKsAr the Great Sea! of HAry.
SEAL OF land, AL the city of Annap-
[ MARYLAND. oils, on the sixteenth day
OF July in the year of our
Lord eighteen hundred
and ninety one, and OF the
Independence of the Uni
ted States the one hum
dred and ificeRth.
HLIHy y. JACKSON
By the Governor:
Z. W. LECoxrTt
Secretary OF Stats.
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