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The morning call., 1892-08-28

A parson in Indiana takes proper pride
in his mustache. 1t is dearer to him than
his congregation. AT all events rather than
part with it he has consigned his flock to
the sad condition of being without a shep-
( herd. This congregation has the docyn-
Grassy Of desiring preacher to assist IN the
saving or souls who has no hirsute adOru-
ment, pomatumed and twrled. The devout
worshpers do not seem TO have made any
objection on the ground Of false teeth or an
eyeglass or a vain habit of dropping the
hand over the pulpit during prayer as
focus for the eyes Of the reveTent. But
they did draw the line at R mustache. They
asked the godly man TO remove il as a seri-
Gus disturber Of devOut emotions, but failed
TO prevail upon him. What the objection 10
hair upon a mans u per lip is few could
explain. 1t does not usually epoil mans
chances OF being considered amably by the
better SEX In fact, If he wears full beard
his attractyeDess is supposed 10 be In the
ascendant Can there have been anything
wicked in the manner la which this clergy
man twirled his mustache? Or was IL
bushy and fierce in colorP Or was 1t strag-
Cling and wry. spologetic, in fact? Or did
| IL spoil his enunciation and render the
meaning of his words doubtful? Or did ii
conceal his facial expression so that nobody
could guess what he was driving at merely
| by words? These are all interesting ques-
tioDs, but they are unsolved. We may ex-
| pect this congregation to advertise for a
new shepherd in this fashion: WANTED
| A pastor; no mustache permitted; must
| shave twice q week at least" Some devout
men may even be heard from who will
promise TO shave every day.
VIII the fashion OF wearing boards come
round in America. as it has In England aud
to a great extent In France? The beard
really is great protector of the throat and
chest. and TO allow it to grow, quite apart
from reasons of health. is decided per-
sonal comfort, If IL only gets rid Of the bar
Der during half an hour OF waiting. soaping
and razoring. The American barber is the
most fastidious OF all operators. Ho does
his work we'll ard completely. out the num-
The morning call., 1892-08-28
BAN FRANCISCO AND N. p. RAILWAY,

Ahe DOuanue. Route.
COMMENCING SUNDAY APRIL "a, 1894
~ and until further notice. boats and trains wifi
leave from and arrive at the San Francisco Passsa
ger Depot harket-street wharf, as follows;
From San Francisco for Point Tiburon,
BelVedere and San Raf,el.
WEEK DAYS-7:40. 9:20, II 40 4. N; :30 $3.50.
sos, 6:20 p. NJ.
sUNDAYs-s:OO. $3.50. II:OO A. N; l;so. $50
500, 6:l5 P. n.
From san Rafael for San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6:25. :55, 9 30. II 30 A NJ 40,
S:4O. sos SATURDAY ONLY-An EXTRA
trip AT o 80
SCNDAYS-S:lO, $40 f:IO A. NJ. lao 3.s0
900. 6:25 y.
From Point Tiburon to San Francisco.
WEEK DA6s-b;50 { 20, :55, IL i65 A. NJ: 2:O5,
4: :Oo, b:S3 p. SATURDAYS ONLY-An ep-
ira trip al 6:55 N.
6UkDAYS-S:35, 10 :O6, IL f35 A. NJ: 2.Ob 4.Os
$3.50. $3.50 p
The morning call., 1892-08-28

A ASSESSMENT NOTICE E-CHALLENGE CON
n solidated Mining Company. Location of prtn-
elpAl place of business San Francisco, Cal. loca
tlon OF works. Gold Hill. Storey County, New.
Notice is hereby gwen that at meeting Of the
Board OF Directors, held on the 81 tn day of August
1892 an assessment (No. p Of 10 cents per share
was levied upon tho capital stock of the corpora
ton, payable Immediately In United States gold
coin 10 the Secretary, at the oice Of the company
SSl Pine street, room 3. san Francisco, Cal
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid onst the 9th day Of September. 1892,
will be delinquent aud vertised for safe at public
ahetion: aud unless payment is made before Will be
sold on IT. ESDAY, the 18th day of october, 1892,
10 pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale BY order
OF the Board OF Directors
C. L. MCCOY Secretary.
of1ce-33l Pine street, room s, San Francisco
II
The morning call., 1892-08-28

THE ASSESSMENT on PEER MINING COM
pany, which is delinquent ia office August rs.
1892, is hereby postponed until THURSDAY. Sep
tember 8. 1892. and the sale day until THU RSDAY
October 8, 1892, at O'Clock P. n. BY order OF
the Board of Directors.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
SEPTEMBER 1, 1892.

: Within the past two months the en-
ire militia forces of the states of Penn
sylvania, Idaho, New York and Ten
nesseo have been called into the field
on account oflabor troubles. This in
free America! Is 1t a condition or
theory we are confronting? Is there
notsomething radically wrong?-New
Forum.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
III. Two Old Parties Ident, oaI.

At Warren, MINI. Judge McCafferty
of st. Paul, a Democratic Stump
Speaker, told his hearers that if they
cnuld not vote the Democratic ticket
thev must vote the Republican
ticket:-that both parties must work
to defeat the Peoples Party.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

Great Britain and other countries
Of Europe. '
IN COTTON
was B sn shs the Tgs outside this
o snbn mot SO As with the rod
world with destructive competition wheat
cotton named for several years. om
Rsaa+ 10000 2sl'7sd
4 4nds St.s ls ss9 200 9o9 49, ~ 29
sa2s 900 - os5, al
report There product
sash ddtop the
NOW for the u.s. q This
TN sG Be-
% least
oo's0 and add sh
s @ % era in w s9Sh ON will ps
s6sr tsa eoo will not people
will neither enrich a people, ~
nagn naosn which our fnds St 81
LABOR OF INDIA
ay % and appreciate the formidable character the
production Of wheat
oDbsad nd During the Ft there
sss
the the
M and
The Per w
and his 49, rupees
money mouth But wages have risen
somewhat There no record OF the amount OF paid
5s % a In ssd
man o oaa and and
where wheat and cotton raised corrsspondingy low
DEMONSTRATION
the oG
and s that the one had been the
her
government cannot denied that in no country
TN
Lord Salisbury at its head forced Of the Liberals
support admitted they have ali pen
the
o
s The 3 s
adapted to the
his
purpose adapaby production cotton
r s hbe @ BY s @ "a ss gdd nd
they failed to notice
When the suss canal completed and
i'm
porance her. and she in Short bought t.
Ts ss at
that wheat could be delivered Minnesota
BOMBAY and the distance from India with
an an @ n nn TO
country, as have shown it to be-
1t will doubt when tell them that the
India shipped wheat 1874 the
and has It has
silver silver bullion has CORRESPONDENCE
The characterization OF the
these products the markets the world In
the only standard of India silver its
the the value of which 4s There gold
circulation there From recently
find that the entire amount sver astyear equal
which population
2S6,OOOOOO.
population 100000
silver
gold of 1913 50 apita-we
long there will
the requirements OF the trade.
be mind
that the
these silver less than
this
advantage he
(the dmonetized)
has declined until it
years depea
bullion
Now price wheat regulated by Liverpool
marketwh undenab the great wheat market-and
the Liverpool other wheat haoposed
India he purchased silver bullion 90
land sends the India mint (where ft coinage prevas
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

and that portion relating the wheat S91 it will
that has been active rival competitor
has been the present quote the following:
the supplies which
the past The total receipts the 23d umo
to TT 900 As stated in then,onev mar
agraph the value Of wheat during the months April
last by six The demand
supply the by
OF the French especially the
some xtent and later threatened Russia which
become stern reality prospects of the crons
at present excellent and the sown stated much
OF that OF past years"
That shows that India exported deal 1891
nave already shown has competition
1892 with the OF 1891 More than this still greater
area oTn Tor 1893 which beginning be harvested
Corn Trade List January market
1or 1871, stated among other things as follows
wheat and -four United
tne record 1000
was 1883 with 20 600 India quantity
IMAM before $500 900 quarters 1890
- ms remember refers only the wheat India
OF Europe '
A
Back the Sixties the
was an and asserted
cotton was but AS with
Southern cotton raiser finds himself
The agricultural
ach cotton produced the
which [ quote the foIowing
100000 7574S5
.
United States ,62S 600 1882 OSS
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

bonds profitable holders enabling
the bonds would probably be paid making the
The conspiracy payable only
SO that be @ profitable
Tod ne ,h silver dollar the only o
las ss s % sns ls
silver and the honest oa
PART SECOND.
DISASTROUS DEMONSTRATION.
the hardy sa r are all
pendent their and the
ts ss
to fe s3i o
ssnd 50e ss @
business bus they have That
s
largely s S~ the
monetzaton Of silver has effected it's price
bu Ws for ss1 M 81
pes All seGrtag er p
T
%S5
ef @
ens s 5 show that this ina e. about
tss p @ has sr Sas o11 nv
o t ss | s s
on hand hardly
and a % be % the old world
predictions fulfilled advance there has
This
1%:s s2 sss iss
made effort ssat
si s4 s s se4 9s to %
sVsaesd but On the has has
:s
market liverpool comparison Terscation Of
s the w9 na
s7iaF 5s;; S:s s s
pool prices raj from buhe WIZ
an
viii pe s ape vn n bs @
ssss sa ssps7 ss
the above comparative pces will appear
SSs4s$ ss $s:ss
.sss,ss
Of trade but has been equal the
sht GRAM
te sas
% % stay hss
T sn be % has fact his
worries H t6sn should
s market ad undu s with the
United States something unreasonn
1 or his @ ws sbaa s that he @ not
as5 9o & But this coupled With candid
@ zig:
think can Indicate what portion that magn
i FARMFRs' FORMIDABLE 49,"
that
which have the wheat and might here
and especially India Little people studied
and investigated this branch the subject they
how auy they been this the
silver the demand coinage would have
the taken recently there would
lively votes against boldly here that 1.-THE
dollars report statist
agricultural department that
wheat the United States 1891
estimated that for population will
home 56OOOOOO bushels
which would leave bushels
also stated this that hands the
1891. "~
The production which
India reliable
ton OF this that will be in India home
following will
had the 24h
teron," of Chicago OF Dec. %, follows:
"1he wheat market
wheat which being shipped India certainly
tons the into cooked hat Already India has shipped
about bushels wheat which really wheat
The
almost everywhere the London
900 bushels shipped to Europe last week.
Again the 18th correspondent
wrote to the same paper (of Jan 25 as follows:
"The of the
wheat from India aggregated bushels
against 900 bushels for India
shipping wheat Europe really astounding knocks
hat all previous calculations"
the ST. Paul Globe the goth March, head
find reports foowing
The figures May ruling down
this time bushe for the delivery cents
dollar. dia lastwe were rp
at 74O 600 bushels against bushels previous
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

n 9 2t2 Ss @ snd soapss
by S nd
sca b vss
buyer lnda wheat the purchase worth
wheat thereby making
do WAT thn I 81 shf na
9oaso S be b
II nsa 'g s o% to ID % a5ns tat
so5ea s3sn find I
Of silver buyer buyer
given r; resi-
as soa @
Now here the ogsm applied the expectation agr
Four prices regulated largely by
United States the competitors for as
Third Considering quality grain price hnga
Fourth exchange however, par East
,,s 51 oa Silver the United States furnished
coinage Of silver would bring it to with gold
Seventh Therefore
European market with competition
FARMERS
perfectly safe to that for the last fifteen this competition
%s s5 ids
for the years 1881 to 1891 inclusive:
Total production
r feay aperasa aS5 a9S
EspoTtaion 81 1891 is estimated 5o S
3, nome consumption 2 1913 ooo GOO
7 7 tss s1s 5s5s5sSs1
portion population engaged wheat raising
f. %$5 s5
with witt families
about the @ We a @ n
least Gnsa o that GOO bushels home
exportation would make the estimated total
@ Inclusive at bs raised ana SOLD
i. '
q the competition
o mse e. @ @ thy O. s e
wheat sold s1;l by growers between 1873 and 1881
call their attention the fact that they have lost what
within the las fifteen And let it be borne mind that to this
price paid Liverpool
profits known oand added
the paid here soo This makes the loss wheat not
When the poHs Press M India will
that he will have that Cost difference cents per
u g aa dm nc dse aGv a a to eoo &c
consequence competition
pondngy great.
@ @ e a sd 4su put Tho
republican parties declare
GERMANY ans an an n nao W
on st oa we to return an tho to se
silver does It that idea that President Harrison
OF the
The about
agreement will fall difficult understand how intelligent
otherwise 1t is absurd
surrender the tremendous advantage which she
Asiat
silver will this hypothesis proceed show that the
England
Europe.
nsurmountabe obstacles
To contribute a better
following Of the each the principal
lions of the world, in 1891 is given:
States, CAPITA
4S2,O71
paper
Kingdom, gold.
silver 1OO,OO0OO0.
paper.......... 64,00OOOO.
1otal.. $3.50
4" silver. 700,00O,O00.
Total......" S44.55
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

reduce their value below exchange
coin for geenbaks at the OF from So 81 gold
The Second national banking system
bonds very profitable the holders enabling them to draw
Investment The Third Conspiracy
petua.
The conspiracy payable only
so that their would
Having succeeded making the bonds payable
to dnoneze the silver dollar and the remaining tender
would be gold COIN As already shown this 1873
has since been able to the defeat
bill that has attempted be
remonete silver the honest
daddes."
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16
FsAlRN''y5l.ss u s.se:e:..ss
2>saa%GHRBEN
ELEVATOR FOR s4colNe GRAIN.
Machine Devised by Farmer "a
saving Time and Labor

A Machine Devised by Farmer 10,
saving Tim- and Labor
With the object OF saving time and
the back breaking labor Of scuopimg M
gram into sacks when cleaning IL fur
market, an ingenious farmer has con.
strucied machine. which Is illustrated
and described IN Rural New Yorker.
substantially as follows: 1t is shown il
perspective at Fig. l. The elevator shat.
is slX feet long. raised three feet above
the floor AT its upper end and resting on
Pinch board al the lower The sides
OF this elevator are eight inches apart in.
side measure. and should be about the
same in depth y roller ,; inches in iii.
ameier is fixed nj each end, rs shown in
section at FIX. , The shaft Of the lower,
upon which the driving pulley is fast.
ened. extends two feet beyond the body
of the elevator and rests al its outer end
in block mortiSed into the pinch
foundation piece lsee Fig. H. The pull
ley on this shaft should not be more than
q inches in diameter.
Within the elevator. extending from
one roller TO tine other. is a smooth floor,
its upper surface ON "A line with the up.
per edge of the rollers. and each end hol-
lowed beneath, that il may fit closely to
the roller, but it should not be made
10 touch. (See section Al The lower
board (B) of the elevator serves princi-
pally TO strengthen the machine, and
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16

FLO. I-GRAIN ELEVATOR ~ PERSPECTIVE.
several openings may be cut into it TO
facilitate putting in the carrier. The
latter Is eight inches wide. made of
heavy canvas. turned under an inch or
more al each side and stitched along the
edge. Stats ihree-fourths Of an inch
thick and inch wide are riveted across
this belt five or six inches apart. the riv-
cts passing through the slat near each
end and through the double canvas at
the edge Of the belt. The Stats should
fit neatly but loosely within the shaft of
the elevator. and care should be exer-
cised To place them squarely across the
belt with riyets III the center Of the slat:
otherwise the machine will run hard.
The lower side OF the Stats may be bev-
eled. allowing the grain 10 fall from
them more readily when discharged at
the upper end. The joining of the belt
is made by overlapping the ends and
tightly lacing together
Al the higher end of the machine the
legs are nortised imro a piece two feet
long 10 give greater stability. and near
the top carry a sachholder formed of
bow and crosSpiece. just far enough
from the floor to mold sack properly
This end of tine elevator j. covered with
a metal cap 10 prevent the grain from
flying too far - it leaves the carrier
At the lower end another sheet of metal
neariv tomching the Stats as they pass
tine ro..ey serves as "a pocket to catch any
grain that might accidentally fall back.
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16
Illcctlir Isittcr..

This remedy j. becoming 50 well
known and 50 popular a. la need no
special mention. All who have used Flee
trIc B'ters sing the same song of praisr
\ putcr medicine does not exist aud il
+ guaranteed Ia do all hat i clnimcd
Electric Biiier> Will cure al diseases of
the Liver and Kidneys, will remove PIN
plies Boils. Salt Rheum and other aiiec-
iinnS caused hv impure blood Will drive
malaria from thr system aud prevent as
well aS cure AL malaral ievrrs For
cure of Headache, Constipation aud lndi
gesiion irv Electric Biiters Entire salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded
Price 80 ci. and 81 90 per bottle II T. -
Collingham X Gus Drugstore.
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16

An Irish peasant brought Il liitrl
of kittens to 4 Protestant vicar IN u
certain town III County Wicklow. r.
questing him 10 purchase them. III,
vicar declined y our rivroncr they
are good Protestant kittens urusi
Paddy, but his reverence remained
obdurate. \ few days after ihc g.,
man Catholic priest Cwho had mrar
while been informed of the offer 1,
his brother clergyman was ap
preached. and ON his refusing g.
make purchase the would be seller
urged a sale. Sure. father. dear
they are good Catholic kittens
But how is this. my mann replied
the priest. You said day or two
ago they were good Protestant kit
tens" And so they were. said The.
peasant, but heir eyes weren't
opened. London Spectator
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16
It should he in Every House.

J B Wilson. 37l Clay street, Sharps-
hurg Pa. says hc will mol hc without Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds. that il cured his wife
who was threatened with Pneumonia ai
ter AN attack 81 La GRIPPE. when
various ollcr remedies and phN .icans
Ind done her nn good Robert Barber.
OF CuokSporl Pa ciaim> Dr king'> New
Discovery has done him more good than
anything he ever usri for Lung Trouble
Nothing like Try il, Free Trial bot
Ties Al Z y Cotiin4ham y Cas- Drug
stcrc Large bottles. 1ns aud $l00
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16
For Over Fifty Years.

Mas. WINSIow'S SOOTHING SYRUr has been
used for over nifty years 10y millions of moth
crs for their children whil, tccihing. with per
fcci success. II suuthcs the child. SoftcnS the
gums. allays all pain. cures wind collie. and is
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold 10y
Druggists in every part Of the world. TWEEN
ty-hve cents hottie. Re sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup, and take no
other kind
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16
Notice to TrespaSsers.

All persons are hereby forcwarncd not
To trcspass on any of our lands or the
premises on which we reside. with gun or
dog. under penalty of The law. aud We
hereby give notice that il any person is
found trcspassing as aforesaid they will
be prosecuted according Ia law William
:. Holland William j Richardson Fran
els Tull, ! Holland SMACK.
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16
HOUSE ; FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT
IN Baltimore.
GIG Columbia Ave.
Gil to 623 Portland ST.

TIN. i>jhe place fnr barsau- Nhcrr
cvrl5ibug r'clc! /" furnish h"m-c
complete can hr obtained We sell low
ar for cash than amy other hol~c and on
easy lcriu- All >inl> of Chamhc,, l'af
lor. Dming Room and Kitchen Fniu,tnrc
I.ooking Gl,s>r>. Manlcl Mirrors, Manicl
Cabinets in Oak, Cherry aud Walnut /.
steel Engraving. oil Paintings. Clocks.
Brouzcs aud An Goods Hair. Ilusk
Fibre and Srii top Mattress Pillows,
,olslers, Blankets, Comforts, spreads and
Bedding generally Carpets, oil Cloths.
Mating. Door Mats RUGS lins>ockS and
everything IN The Carpet line; stoves
and evcrl ihlus IN the stove line. Toilet
Sci~. Tea Srls. Dinner Srts, Lamps Cut
h.rv, aud "a luli hnc oi House Furnishing.
Goods
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16

The Mansion House" Baltimore. is
centrally located and much patronizcd by
the people of Worcester and adjoining
counties. Low rates. Convenient for
shopping, convenient to places of amuse-
meut and convenient To railroad
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16
FOR RENT.

The Jacob Birmingham Farm and lots
for lS92, With winter pasluragc on marsh
Also the commoiionS dwelling house
on Market street. SNOW Hill. opposite The
residence of Charles f. Snow Immcdi-
ate possession given 10 this property. Ap.
ply la MRs +. y ROBINS. Snow Hill. Nd.
aug. - 6m
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16
MUSIC AT YATES.

There is music at Yates "
especially in the Ovcrcoa,
Room and Childrcn's Depart
mcnt The constant hum OF
business gives a 'snap and
4 go to the whole establish
mcnt
The choice Clothing of the
season is upon our tables
upon It's merits principally
we rely to advance our rcput-
alton. The moderate prices
of course will also have their
say.
A. C. YATES & Co.
Now Only Cor. 18th and Chestnut SITS.
REST MADE CLOTHING ~ rHIrA
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16
It win Be chilly for Him.

Humker twlio wants 10 proposel-
Miss Scadds. let us go cat on the
porch. Shall get your wrapl
Miss Scadds-Thanks but | sba'n't
need il. You might put on your over
coat, however -New York Epoch.
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16
1892
Harper's Young People.
ILLl STR ATED.

PEOPLE BEGAN nu November 81. lsgl. For the
coming year This best and uo~i coWpit heuSiNr
weekly IN the world for youthful rcaIcrs Of
fcrS II varied and fascinating programme. In
serial hction il will contain ''Dcgo pinzan. a
story Of the first voyage of Columbus ht John
r. CurNcll "tuuucmat,S: Il story Of the Flor
ida Reefs ana EvcrgiadcS.' hy Kirk Mlinroc
most popuaruf American unuthor>: and stories
in three aud four parts hy Thomas N.l>un
Page. T.. H. House. Augciur Teal Ella Rod
man Church. ana Mary :. MrCphh. More than
than two hundred short stories hy fayartc
writers. articles on travel. out-of-laur sports.
indoor guincS aud all subjects lear Ia th,.
hearts of the Young. besides hundreds Of Illus
tratiuu hy ,aliur artists will combine To
make liAHrERS loTNG PEOPLE for i>.r. an ir-
rcSistahic repository ~ pleasure lud informal
tion for boys and girls.
Democratic messenger., 1892-01-16
DO cucumbrr. spoil MuskmeIon,?

If any dogma finds general accept
ance among horticulturists. SAYS Pro-
fessor l.. Il. Bailey, lit is that musk
melons are rendered insipid aud worth
less by cucrmbers growing in their
vicinity. Most growers suppose that this
influence Is immediate. but few hold
that il appears only IN the offspring Of
supposed crosses between the two species
Several years ago my observation led me
10 doubt this Influence, hut definite ex-
pe1ments were not undertaken until last
winter. when "A house Of forced melons
and cucumbers gave "A good opportunity
10 make cross fertilization. In these
trials | failed 10 produce melons when
the flowers were polinaied either by the
white spine or the English forcing Gu
cumbers
Last summer tine work was under
taken IN the garden under the best IF
opportunities. Niuety-seven muskmelpn
flowers of various varieties were frrtil
ized 10y cucumber pollen of many kinds
No fruits developed Twenty-Five Gu
curnbcr flowers wer. fcriilizcd by musk
melon pollen Only one fruit developed
and that was s,4-dlr~s THESE figures
certainly Indicate To me that melons and
:ucumber- do not cross. aud that the in.
hlsnce thoughi 10 exist Of one upon AN.
other II fictitious