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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-23

There will be at least three, and per
haps FIVE. Arctic expeditions this sum.
mer, and the day may yet come when
Greenland will be looked on as popu
lar resort during the heated term. an
excursions to the North Pole become a,
common as voyages across the Atlantic
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-23
An Extra Session.

President Cleveland his announced
His Intention Of calling an extra session
of Congress between the lst and 10Th Of
September--u unless the situation should
Unexpectedly become so grave as to re-
quire an earlier netting The extra
session is to be called 20 deal with the
threatening financial situation, AMI Con-
gress will be asked by the President t J
repeal the silver law of 1890. reqniriug
the Treasury to parcia'e nthly 5 :
600 ounces of silver bullion
Mr.. Clcveland's remarks OIL this mat
ter are strong and truthful. 1t is a
matter OF sincere coUgratulation that bis
views upon finance are sound lie il in
exact accord with the vews Of presilen.
II lrrison upon the subject Of the silver
purchase law, and 10 this respect at
least the present administration will car
ny out the same line of policy its pre'leces-
sor would have supported 1t is said
by the Washington quidnuncs that Mr..
Cleveland has assurances that a MAORI
y Of Congress will support a repeal of
the silver purchase clause. Without re-
curing free coinage of silver at the
present ratio. or any other financial fool
ishness, enacted in i,p stead
The President will have the hearty
support Of every business man, every
friend Of honest money. irrespective Of
politics This matter is not political
issue. Let Congress act promptly in
carrying out the Presidents recommen-
dations.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-23

Complete returns of the Chinese reg
istratiou, under the Gcary act, have
been received by Internal Revenue Com.
missioner Miller. They show that ou
Of Ito. 900 Chinese in the United States,
IL, 179 registered.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-23

The Supreme Court of Indiana ha;
decided that women may practice Law il
that State Here is an excellent oppor.
tuuity for the sex to lend a hand IN stop
ping these lightning Western divorces.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-23

Importers. Jobbers & Retailers Of
Dry Goods of every description, includ-
ing Dress Goods, Silks, Linen Goods,
Mourning Goods. Laess. Velvets, En-
boideries, Quilts. Blankets, Shawl',
F,suuels. Domestic Cotton Goods, La
dies, Misses and Gents Hosiery and
Underwear. Gloves, Notions, Ladies'
and Misses Wraps. GiDghams, Calieoes,
Satines, Embroideries, Trimmings. &c.
Samples promptly sent, when We receive
instructions of what is wante'. colnrs
preferred, about the price required, &c.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-23
u rim LDO. .' !.
Black horse foalded May, 1889. I5l hand:
high.. Vii aht lu30 s...s.,


sllIS promising yo,rn. irot- = sN
4 ting Stallion will be al- &$A
ua,d t. serve 4, lim ell mum fsJtsf5sA ~.
Der e i4Afts for The season Of
1904 100 -. .,'',
Rinrldo was sired hf Cahnsh No 1873 with
4 record o. 27l lie is ons OF lie fines
sn led horses in a meri y, and RoyHlly bred
Riaa DIS Dam Ida. by Ssli,ien thorru h
bred Ar hhn Rimldo,s Grand Dam ms il
very f st mare b.. Ameri an STR hpnghi in
NeFNOrk ny, the late 10. NV Garrett. Ri
hado. with IN nths hand ing rs s. ear cid
shoW ed trials in 4S and i'll no doubt maxi
sery fast horse. He is very Sly fish coal
black with hest Of feet and legs and good
disposition and very level headed He has
he elements of speed and endurance in his
breeding. Through his Sire he gets a strong
Infusion of Clay, Morgan. and thoroughbred
Through hi. Dam he gets he Arabian and
American STR hlco.i This combination OF
blood should produre great results.
Terms = Fifteen dollars for the sea-
son, or So for the season with the pri-
Siege ofreturning the next season free OF charge
Il E4res do moi prove 10 he with foul
Aliens Fresh on every alternate Monday
and at Bel Alton in afternoon OF same day.
Port Tobacco on every alternate Tuesday
and Wednesday.
La Plata on every alternate Thursday.
BryanlOSn on every alternate Friday and
Saturday.
Newport on the Monday following his leav-
ing BryantowD.
Cobb Neck after leaving Neport.
Having secured the services Of the old veteran
George Turner, to carry my horse | feel per-
iectly satisfied that matters will be attended
10 pr, perly.
Groom fee of scots must be paid in each case
v II. NEALE.
rs S. Howard S.; Baltimore, Nd
Country address, Harris Lot, Charles Co., Nd.
NH 3l-em
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-23

Cholera is raging in Asiatic Turkey.
and along the lower Tigress people are
dying BY thousands. esse
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-23

The dairy interest employs more cap
ital than all cur stores and banks com
bined. -
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-23

The World over the Baptist member
ship has increased from 1896, 542 in
1886 to 4,013, $50 in 1892.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-23

Orators:
Hon Chauncy F. Black, President National
Association Of Democratic Clubs. Hon VIII
liam McAdoo, Assistant Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon. G. S Hamlin, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon. Herman Stump, Commits
sloner of immigration. Hon. Edwin b. Hay
Music by the Famous Marine Band
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-23

Gov. Mckinley has been re-nOmina-
ted for Governor of Ohio.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-23
HAMILTON EASTER il SONS
Baltimore, ND.
VEINS LINE STEAMERS
lss. Sumner Arrangement 1854,
~@<s-- PafHreHt RjUcr
III
k.. sS5sssz g. * $3.50 ss,s.{ Route,


On and after Wednesday, june 18th,
IN STEA MER ST. Bf1RT'S.
VIII leave Pier 3, Light Stree, Baltimore,
every SATURDAY. apd Wednesday A. 30 a. IN.
fer nir Haven, Plum FONT, Governors Rvs
md Patuxeut river. as FIR Up W. Behe-
DICT VIII cave Benedirt Monday a, Thurs5a,
.at 30 II SoiierlvHt y Il m .Nilsithe kand'
IL Msuan., .GDvnriiars Run III ! nj
! = pint Al 2 D. m -ayd Fair Haven al
80 y. IN {, TOR BALTIMORE Freight rertfStd
Al Pier 2, llassdn and Friday until 6p. N
Steamer Westmor Gland and Essex
Will lestye Pier q. bIgb, S,rret, !,e,e r,
Sunday and "Wednesday ut 20 ~ m, for
Paiaxen, river direct, MS far up MS Bristol
Retaining, will leave Bristol NJ ~ IN,
en- Moaday and Friday, at 2 M
Milestone y. m Tor Baltimore, calling At NJ
~harves helow LeiIch's, except y lss ..sig-
nailed from Wharves on the river for !, sstn
gers and perish,ble freight. On Friiay vi!
call NJ III " haivts. and only take on pass II
gers and perishtle freight fiom those eluw
feit,h'ss Freight received nj Pier 2, v e1nes-
day aud SATURDAYS uaiil p. m
HENRY WILLIAMS. Agent,
Jsn 2a-y OE+e, Pier Light Street
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-23

Orators:

on the elegant steamer Harry Randall, nrriv-
ing at u 80 p. m. leaving at 6 30 p. M.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-13

When Lieutenant. Pearv was here his
hotel was besiegei by boys and young
men who wanted to 20 with the ex-
plorer TO the North Pole next summer.
To one of them he said in effect:
"Have you ever beea D the Arctic
regioasf' "No."
.sHave you beea saiIo-l' no" :.
IA mecdaaicl" "No.
care you grounded in any branch Of
scientific knowledgel" NO
'You have no specia! qualifications"
"No, bu. can work"
"You are the man :or me-" said .hs
Lieutenant, and the appAcau. flushed
with hope. "Ba:, by .he way." he coa-
.inued, ..:hese IS Sigh: preliminary
before We slga papers. You will pay
5000 towards .he expense os the exEe-
di,ion." "F.ye thousand siolla.s.'
"Certa;nly. You mas remember 'ha.
Mr.. veshoef paid 5000 for the privilege
OF accompanying me on my las: erpe!i-
ton, and he, you knox, was nsa Of
scientific a.saiataeats, aaf he .oss his
life in the expedition
The applicaa. waited ID heas ID more
-Baf.lo lS. y Courier.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-13
Twenty Thousand People in a Crater.

Thirty miles from the city Of klma-
mota, japan, Is the volcano Asa San.
This volcano has the largest crater IN the
world. It is more than thirty miles in
circumference, and peopled by $4,000
inhabitants. Think of walking for mile,
among fertile farms and prosperous vii
lagos, pecring into schoolhousc windows
aud sacred shrines we'll within the she'll
of an old time crater, whose walls rise
300 feet all about you. 1t gives one
queer feeling. Hot springs abound
everywhere. In one place | saw the
brick-red hot water utilized to turn rice
mill. The inner crater is nearly half 8
mile in diameter, and steady column
of roaring steam pours out Of it.
The last serious eruption was in 1884,
when immense quantities OF black ashes
and dust were elected and carried By tho
wind as far as kumamota, where for
three DAYS it was so dark that artificial
light had to be used. But what inter-
ested me most was to learn that out OF
that old-time crater had come not only
stream Of pure water and many kinds
Of farm products, but young men who,
seeking a wider school and home than
the mouth Of vigorous volcano, hal
found their way to Kumano.a, Kyo,o
and America, ana were now foremos.
among the Christian educators and
preachers Of japan. the pulpit orator
of Osaka, the principal of au English
school a. Kumanota, who is graduate
of Andover, aud one of the Doshishs
professors at Kyoso. New Haven -ral-
uate, all came from that valley Of death.
Springfield (Mass.) Republican.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-13
SPRING CLEANING.

g, clean yer house an c,ean,ye- slai
An clean yer barn in ev'rv par;
But brush the coowehs from yer haai
A. sweep the snow banks from YER heart
'es IN sprin5 cieann' comes aroun'
BRING forth the dust ar Ell the b-d N.
but rake yer foygy notions down
An sweep ver dusty soul Of gloom.
Sweep Of iiees ont with the. dust
An dress yer soul in s,v.e.
Scrape from yer MIN its X w1rnou- c-us.
An dump Il N the rubbish pile
S"s p out the hates that burn an smart.
Bring III new loves serene an pura
Aroun' the herth-stone OF the heart
fiace IN 1dern sty.es OF furniture.
Clean out yer morril club oy- holes,
sweep ont the dirt. scrape off the SCUM:
lis cleanin' time fo- healthy sous
'lt up an dust. The spring hez c, mel
Clean out the corners OF the brain,
Bear down with scru ob,n brush an so,o
An dump OF Fear into the rain.
An dust cosy chair for Hope.
clean out the brains des2 rubbish hole,
Soak evry Granny great an small,
An Ia the front room OF the sou,
hang pootler picturs on the wall.
Scrub up the wlnders of the mini.
Clean up, an let the sprin, b.-tn;
Swing open Wi le the dusty blini
An let the April sunshine in
Plant flowers in the souts front yarl.
Set out new stla ie an blossom trees
An let the soil once froz. an hard
Sprout crocuses os new ileeS.
es. clean yer house an clean yer she'.
An clean yer barn in evry part:
But brush the cobwebs from yer heal
An sweep the snow banks from yer heart!
5. Walter Foss in Yankee Bla IL.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-13

III know wha. yeu thought. She VA
engayed aad alnoss ma--iei. We hai
nearly induce1 her 10 become Isle
Spencer's wife, bat she refused on ,ac
very eve of the weiiias day"
keene had risen aui was pacin. up
and down the marrow limits OF sae tea:
with feverish haste.
"Because," wen. on Harvey. "she
loved a cestain young volunteer wac LEI.
s. about two years ago too we'll eve.
to become any other mans wife"
"Haraey-you do not nean ID say
81 do, though, old .eilo{y. anl, waa.
Is more, mean to say tha, since I've
been lying in this tent my eyes have
been pretty thoroughly opened TO ms
own absurd folly aod inpertinence
Captain keene wrung his compsnion's
Maud and hurried away, 10 mistake the
bootack for tee inks.and AMI I con-
init several other no less lneScu'abIc a.
surditles.
81 see you'll get nothing written 10
day." s,9hed Harvey as be lay -~stcl,n5
Wallace keene tear up snec, atSes snee:
of condemned note paper.
81 shall, though" smilei Wal'ece.
"Only can't tell exactly wAicA cAi ..
my letter to begin at"
Captain Keene did write anil If he
inserted little foreign matter into the
epistlc it didn't matter, for iIarncy, col.
siderate fellow, never asked t. see IT,
Marion came, and when hex brother
was promoted into the couvalesccnt arl,
and she went nome again, it was only TO
lose herself in bowers Of orange bios
soms, forests of white satin ribbon Al /
acres of pearly, shimmering silk, she
with frosty CLEANS Of silvery brocadc
| for the course Of true love, after all i.
| turn and intrlcacies, had at length toun
| its way into the sunshine and was run
nlng smoothly over sands of gold. Ne y
York News.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-13

lhe small proportion oi Sesse.s s'sess
o hghsninS 81 sea : e1ee''eas fs'e-
Hohs 20 the e'iee e'''s'e's q '"e ness
ures that have been adopted tor tue pro-
lection OF ships against sach disaster.
he plan usually followed - - run
copper lightning rods down tue 'na@tz,
connecting a. the io"ef ena *'sh 10
copper shea.hing of the vessel 10 c-ase u
3 wooden ship. TIE upper fads q 10
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-13

wreathed phantoms from the river course,
and from the dense thicksts that skirtcd
the camp ground came ever ard anon
the mournful sound of whippoorwills,
sounding faint and low, like the remem
bcred echoes Of a dream. Yet Wallace
keene would have given we'll nigh all he
was worth to exchange its luxuriant
vcrdure one moment only for the pine
clad heights and salt winds of Name,
with russet winged robins chirpny their
familiar madrigals in the apple orchards
below.
"Two years ago I left home" mur-
INJURED Wallace Keene as he gazei
thoughtfully out where the purple SKY
seemed to touch tho waving woods.
"Two years since young Harney told Inc
he never would give Marion to "a COM
mon mechanic yet the wound rankIes
sharply still"
"Captaln-"
"Is that you, Spicerl WHAT now2'
Captain keeue turned his face toward
the opening Of the tent, where Private
Spicer's head was just visible.
"Why, sir, our fellows lave Just
brought in that lot o men that was hurt
in tnat scrimmage across the rivor this
morning, and some on 'em is wounded
bad"
.'I will be there directly. Spicer."
There was LITTLE crowd OF men gath
cred on the rivac shore in the warm
glow Of the spring. but they silently
parted right aud left for Captain keencs
tall figure to pass through their midst.
Six or seven dusty, bleeding men were
sitting and lying around in various pos
lures, their ghastIy brows made still
paler bE the faint, uncertain glimner of
the young moon. keene glanced quickly
around, taking in the whole scene IL
that one brief survey.
He stopped short as his eye fell on +.
new face, half shaiowed by the green
sweep of dropping alders-a pale, b,oo
.treaked face with a gaping Gu: on the
forehead.
. .sThis is not one of our mea." he ex.
claimed sharply. ''How came he here.'
"No, sir" exclaimed Spicsr, steppia !;
forward. 81 think he bel onSed 10 th
Eighth. I'm sure I don't know how b
ever cot mixed up with our fellows, ou
there he was, aud thought we'd better
no. wait for. their ambulance, bu. bring
him straight here"
"Risht,' briefly pronounced Keeae,
stoopin. over the iaseasib,o figure
! "Let them carry nim 10 uy ten.
Spiccr.'
Il beg your pardoa, capta;n-.o you
:en.l'
.'Dida': you hear wha.I saidi' shar2 ,
| ly inserrogased The superior off
..Bruce, make the Others comfortable i,
l Lieutenant Ordwsy's quarters. Ther
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-13

.F0PU Ar SCIENCE.

Abou. the AGE Of thir.y.six the lean
nen generally become fa.scr aud the Is.
men leaner.
Tne fecuudisy Of ash Is indicated hv
the fact shs. the t'ounjcr lays ! 200, 900
eggs year.
A microscopic examination of tiia-
mond e4ueai:yeiiscloses minute plants
and vegetable fbrcs in It's substance.
4 Canadian has invented a contr.vanca
to do away with holding q telephone re
ceiver to the ear while talking over tue
wire.
Female fish OF all species arc consider
ably more numerous than maes, with
two single exceptions, the angler aai the
catfish.
The Carne yie Steel Company has or
dered, in Easlaud, press for ,,s ar:n,r
plate works al Homestead. Penn. which
will cost 81 600 Ooo AMI have capacity
OF 1000 TONS
New Guinea is extremely rick in
plants, the number OF species discovered
in the sisty-dve years since Lesson
brought home the first collection hc,u.
1000. or as many as are Anown from the
whole Of Germany.
The largest shaft ever forget in Amer
ica has been sent from The Bethlehem
PENN Iron Works TO the Chick - Fair.
1t weighs 50, 32o pounds aud will BIZ tho
axle of the perpendicular hurdy CURLY,
264 feet high, invented by Pi.tsbur,
engineer.
Recently some glacial scratches were
found on the top Of the Palisades, above
Fort Lee. on the Hudson, showing the
course Of tie ice that covered the con
tinent down 10 this poiut The general
motion Of the glacier was southwark
but these cuttings point u the southeast.
the Ralisades, are found OH the westorn
end of Long Island.
A vivid sketch was given by Professor
Gruber, OF Koumania, in the lnterna-
tional Congress Of Experimental psychol-
ogy, of remarkable associations ot color
and sound which he had ben observing
for many years. To smail number of
/, his best educated patients the sound of
| the vowel VS. accompanied by a ser.
sation of yellow color, Of by b.uc, of .
by black. and 50 on through nj the
! R1umanian vowels and diphtnone-, ani
| to some extent with numbers. The same
color was no. always inincei by ,hs
same sound in different persons, bat ,ho
observations had been carefully tested.
Physicians explain in a. iaterc,.in.
fashion that the electro current waen
applied to the tongue seems - taste
sour. The gussat)ry or testing nerves,
| ACCORDING 10 the doctors, are III il5IFIod5
and we'll ll-mcanng little thins., aa !, al
though it is not Their bu.ines. ~ taks
cognissnce Of any impress On mli, by
touch, they do their bsst = iook after
anything tha, happens to cp.ae ia theif
way. Thus, when subjected T. the eIcc
trio current. they telegraph the fact IN
their own language 10 the brain AMI IS
their language Is exclusively that II
taste they inform the brain .hs. "a c.ec-
tric current Is sour. The oy liaary ua-
scientific citizen, having confidence IL
the stories told By his gustatory nerves,
really believes tha. the electric clrsca.
has al acid taste
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-13
REVENGED.

T was about half an
hour after sunset, but
an orange light still
burned a b We the
lonely southern val
ley. The trembling
e v cnl n 9 star was
hanging vcr the
green silence Of the
fragrant Tennessee
90 d s. Vapor
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The committee on legal affair. will give public
hearings at their room in the state House ~ foi
lows
Taesdsy, February 7. i-s9, at 3 T. ".
TN the petition tor an net prohibiting sunday
eseursioBs aai to regulate SUNDAY traffic.
Feb. :, 2F. ~.
din the act 10 am-Bd charter Of Maine Water
10; on an act tn atpi-nj see. "f fhsp. ~ u. >,
rsisftuR to eorIurntions. an act regulating thu
spIolaFrasni of police Of III" city of Bangor
heb. y, 2P ~.
On ID, set Il, stuepd Sec ~ of ChAp. q of &. :,
a. r.ipsGted by Thar, 40 Public Laws II les. re
lsiinx to redlstitstirn Ui CERTAIN rnnfral'and
liquors, on The petition 10 Incorporate III" FRANK
iia Light anil Power Company On an a"i 10 frgu
late he ssIe OF goads. wares, sai fnrrehandi- 81
ani Ia preser, fraud Ia iht same gu the i"iili"'
for u rbsytef far the i1tris Industrial Srhooi on
ibs petition fof charter for hons for ff''ndies"
children.
GA ap Aef IT,, Incorporate the hi Nhs1 Water Co
petition to extend wharf inr- intn tide water IN
The town Of tuekspor. "a np act To e,i.nd ftar
tor ~ prpllristors ~ the Sh~rpseot River Toll
plantation Of Lexington, nH the peEttinn 10 -
lend wharf lines in .'rinnh
I'm the bill 10 incorporate the city of Ea<tI'ort-
Tuesday. Feb. :, 4. N.
TN the bill to establish standard weight OF a
bushei of bineberries.
Tuesday, frb :. 1871 Ut J. "
Gu the proposed amendments to the secret ballot
law,
TN the act 10 extend the charter Of the Oakland
Water Co.
Gu the net 10 amend law relating to Bangor
Municipal tourt.
ia III. act to authorize the city council Of Fort
land to provide room- for the Veteran Fireman
A ssoelatiou nf Portland.
Tn the p-tii.u for charter Of Main. X. H. In
ve4ttnrnt 60, of Portland,
ia nm net to amend existing laws relating 10
Norway Municipal Court,
ia the a.t To inenrpnfa'eLcwistoa Grange No.
=. T.. of H.
TbnfsiaJ, Web, .. . l.. VI
in the petition of the pew owners Of the First
froe VIII baptist Parish of Pennington 10 sell
their Interest
TN III. nat To amend the charter Of the East
Maine Conference SEMINARY,
On tia net TO incorporate the Krtdgton Electric
Light aud f1wsr Go
"a the petition tot aue odIuent to the charter OF
iiridEton Centre Village Corporation,
90 the petition fur bill To Incorporate The
Bridgtou Farmers aud Mechanics Club.
by order OF the Committee,
wALrrE {. EMERSON, Sec.