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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-20
rEI.EaRAPHIo BRTYITIgs.

SALEM, Mass.-Notice was posted
in the Naumkeag cotton mills Of a 10
Bosi reduction in wages.
lleet paid their re,4ars Of the French
kusseli at the State House. Governor
/ New YoRK:T The steamer La Tour.
aine brought 2l2,O0o francs and tho
steamer New York si2, 900 ii gold.
BALTIMORE. A fleet Of oyster YES
sells the first nf the sea saa
with loads averaging lao to 200 bush
els each.
PORTSMOUTH, N. II. The Ports
mouth Shoe Company will start up ON
Monday, September %. Eight hum
dred are employed.
New YORK. The committee of the
Clearing House has retired $240, 900
certificates, reducing the total OUT
standing to S34, 22o5, 900,
New BEpFoRp, Mass. The help at.
the Acushnet Mills returned to work
this morning with the exception Of
about half Of the back boys in Mill
No. |.
ALBANY; n. Y. The Rev. DIR. Fred
G, Rockies, vice president Of the Am
'erican College at Rome, left here for
Pittsburg, where he viii meet Monsig
nor Satolli.
MANsAs City Over 100 delegates
to the National Letter Carriers Con
yention have arrived. The eonven-
ton viii take action on salaries and
civil service reform.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE. l.. Joseph
Mead and his son Frank While driving
across the track Of the Long Island,
were struck bya passenger train. Mr..
Mead was killed,
New York. There win be meet
ing Of the passenger agents Of the
Grand Trunk lines on Wednesday
afternoon to discuss the question Of
again lowering rates to Chicago.
MINIATURES, Wis. The receivers of
the Northern Pacific recommended toI
the United States Court, on the mat
ter Of cancelling the Wisconsin Cen.
trail lease, the surrender Of the lease.
New York Emil N. Sanrr, a brok-
er in foreign exchange, at No. 3 Hano-
yer street, who mysteriously vanished
a week ago, has not returned His
business has been transferred 10 Pratt
e Go.
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JOHN BRoWS's FORT.

a. s Yantis, Of Washington, has
offered the suggestion that the people
of Harper's Ferry purchase John
Browns Fort, land have it brought
back from Chicago, as the property
Of the town. He says THE enterprise
failed in Chicago. and tits now il the
hands Of 4 receiver, 1t is mott open
to tile public but ! saw il, aud found
the old building partially torn down
nothing but the front standing. /
think i could be purchased for an
amount which could easily re raised
By subscription if our people want ii
back. The sentp1ei endorses the
suggestion and urges the people Of
the Ferry 10 rePossessN themselves Of
the historic pile. Harpers Ferry Sea-
t,nel.
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raE GREAT REvoLUTT0Kg-

1926. Revolution in Hungary. The
vanquished party asked aid q the Aus
TRANS, who finally came and snbjugat
id the entire country to Australian
rule. r.
I347-A republic established a
Rome BY Rienzi, who was afterwards
compelled I'd abdicate.
1872 General revolt ID the Neither
lands against the Spanish rule A long
war, Independence recognized in
1909.
1880 BY conspiracy and revolution
the control q Portugal passed 70 the
Spanish kings.
1Gl3-The first Romanon assembled
the throne 81 Russia Present dynasty
founded.
China conquered BY tile Manti
chou Tartars, tho present Tsin dynas-
ty.
1910 Successful revolt o. the Port,t
guese against Spanish rule. Portugal
made independent 81 L.osps Giobe
Democrat.
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The Car of Russia proposes some
what hesitatingly to abolish in The
knout one Of the most ancient as well
as one of the most popular institutions
Of his empire. Should the knout dis.
appear the good Muscovites might
well tremble for the permanence Of
their most sacred rights and privileges.
Affectionate Russian wives may next
hear with alarm Of a revolutionary
proposition to deprive them Of the in
estimable privilege Of receiving period
zeal hoggings at the hands Of their de-
voted husbands.
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re the Senate had been celebrating
upon The adoption Of . new policy in
finance there would have been excuse
for proceeding with great caution and
slowness. But the abandonment Of q
scheme that has proved disastrous in
lis working is another matter. Haste,
under such circumstances, would have
been prafsewortliy. Delays wanton
trifiDg with the public interest. The
majority in the Senate should assertit-
aalf
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TARIFFS AND pANIos.

The Protectionist writers. who shut
their eyes to palpable fact and seek to
terrorize the country by insisting that
the late monetary stringency and the
resulting business depression should be
attributed to the fear Of tariff revis-
ion, must have unbounded confidence
in the public gullibility. Within the
last twenty years We have had three
similar conditions of industrial stop.
pages, financial distress, and disturbed
credit. People with the shortest mem
Dries have not forgotten the troubles
Of 1873, 1884 and 1891, and abe fran.
TIC efforts to stay the progress of panic
by the outpour Of funds from the Fed
eral Treasury
Protective tariffs are the nursing
mothers Of industrial conditions that
bring on periodical seasons Of business
distress which can be predicted with,
almost as. much certainty as are the
eclipses Of the moon. The first effect
Of tariff bounty is 10 stimulate prodnc-
ton and raise the prices Of protected
wares. Then follow the enlargement
Of plant and the building 81 new fac
tories. Then comes overproduction,
lower prices, reduced wages Then
there i attempted ratification By com
blnation, the creation Of Trusts, and
the demand for larger bounty at the
hands Of the Government. Finally,
there is smash, liquidation, and ruin
Tor the undermost. Tie process Of
blowing the bubble up untillit bursts
Of attenuation is afterward repeated
There Is no cure for panic ii an
overdose Of Protection. There Il no
danger Of panic as \ result Of Demo
cratic administration
u . f,
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Yellow fever il once more epidemic
in Brunswick, Ga. but fright has 80
well-nigh depopulated the town that
'i,ere is little liklikood Of the pestilcnce
ties shou1alamitous proportions. The
ever, that neigf6 J aational author
may not be compelled to pay pa 81 ~.
Of the penalty incurred by the wantoi
conduct Of the local authorities il
trifing with deadly malady.
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AGRICULTURAL RkEks-
Hagerstown October lob
Frederick October lob


The trial II Prank Hosier for The
murder Of Samuel Eekhart was brought
10 very unexpected termination Sat-
urday afternoon, IN Carlisle, wheh
Hosler Niihdrew Tie plea 81 not guilty
and pleaded gailty 81 murder il the
second degree. Judge Sadler at once
sentenced him to fifteen years ~ hard
labor in The eastern penitentiary Ia
q drunken brawl at Churehtown, on
June II, Hoaler drew a revolver and
fred and she bullet struck Eekhart,
sitting in front Of the village drug store
Eckhart died two days later.
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DESERVING PRAISE.

We desire to say to our citizens,
that for years we have been selling Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, pr Kings New Life pills, Buck
Inns Arnica Salve, and Electric Bitters,
and never handled remedies that Sell
MS we'll, Or that have given such uni
versal satisfaction. We do not hest
tate to give them every time. and stand
ready to refund the purchase price, il
satisfactory results do not follow their
use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their lner-
its. L. q. Williams, Jr., 4 Co., drug
gists.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-20

Despite the efforts of the French au-
thorities, Asiatic cholera is creeping
along the coast, having reached the De
partment of Finisterre, the extreme
western point of the country, bordering
on the English Channel. The disease
has also broken out at The Hague, Hol-
lands capital city. Under the strict
regulations enforced BY our quarantine
authorities there is little danger of an
intrusion Of the plague; vet during the
coming fall weeks it would be the part
of wisdom to redoubEe all precautions
taken hitherto.
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nnnKIEH,s ARNInA sALYE.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Ghilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup
tons. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required il is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by r. G. Williams. Jr.. Il Go.
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When moths begin 10 get in their
work. and II you want 70 save y0nr
woolens, carpets, &c from the ravagcs
of this pest, you can get nothing more
sire To kill them than COAL TAR
CAMPHOR, which is much cheaper
than canlphor, and more effective. a
large supply Of above article just re-
ceigcd III a. NJ. Gilbert q Bros, Drug
gist, I'm, Queen street.
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HALF RATE EXCURSIONS 10 THE WORLDS
KtIp

The Baltimore aud u h Railroad Cn win run
a series III special excursions 70 the Worlds
10 sold at the rate III nne fare for theround trip
from baltimore and all st&tiVps west Of there a.
far "A the Ohio River. Thc dates seleetedfafe
Aug. IL, Sept :; IL. and 81 The specialtrains viii
consist uf firsf-cIass day coaches, equippedwith
labatorles and other toilet eunYenicnees, and an
experienced Tourist Agent and 4 tain porter
VIII accompany each train, g look Cite, the
will be valid for the outward Journey on the
Special trains only, excepting that from way
points they will be honored on local trains to
the the nearest station at which the special
trains are scheduled 10 stop They will be val
ID for return journey In day coaches on all
trains leaving Chicago withinfen days. fnclud-
ing date Of sale
Following is gehedulc of the special trains and
rafes from IlriHtiltlI sfntinns in ills Yifiniir
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WEDNESDAY, EVENING. stpTtHsts 20. 1888

Rev. DR.. Peters. Of New York, urg-
Is the stoppage Of immigration as q
cnre for the hard times As the hard
fines have already checked immigra-
lion, DR.. Peters rule appears to be
good enough TO work both ways.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-20

The minority n the Senate have
distinctly challenged trial Of Physi-
cal endurance before vote on the
Repeal bill shall be reached. There
is only one way to meet this threat.
Obstruction must be put down by 60
ercion. When the Senate shall sit
again it should not adjourn until 2
vote shall have been reached.
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NOTICE 70 TAY PAYRRs.

The Corporation Taxes for the year
1893, are now due and ID my hands for
collection All persons paying the
same during August and September q
Discount Of 3 per cent will be allowed.
III. WHEN,
8-2S-lm. Sergeant.
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BILL on FARE FOR 70 DAY.

The Bon Ton Restaurant viii serve
in fine style today Squirrel, Eel,
Bass, Oysters, Soft Grabs, Deviled
Crabs. Hamburger Steake, Spring
Chickens. Ham Eggs, ete. G. f.
schlottcrbcck, Prop'r.
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Do These Questions apply 70
You 1

Tlisly Are srfs rs fnFere4t h13tygts "A reasttfss
II tl,is pafer MIR stf az every ten g.sill, are
troubled With these sifap10rnss and ralf d!sn
know what's tie MATTER With iiser ltsre Afc
the question:
Are you HergprNg
Have yoT 4 cough
~ Your throat sore
II your appetite feslfs Ea
D6 g0u hawk ami .IaiT
no you take cold easily So
l. YJar nfac STOPPED uff
~ n always fun IN seah4t
n your breath Offensive
81 your hearing affected
a your tongue ffeiiHenfly coated
Il your mouth faif 1T sitlnc uFFsn rising
III yon nave Y1n have % are getting bad
gAee IL eatarFh One b0ftie9t Myers MlgHefie
t.atarfh Cureis guaranteed y cure any case y
sAfarrh and VIII lastfar / three inaefis treat
nanf Ask y9uE druggist hewill 9iKs YIN an
alYS0late eafafHfittW4 EUf sale bY dragEtsis. Re
member ana boitsw ioeure and guaranteed ~
aur agents.
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Let Us have no more calamity cam
paigns butNmoye On towards prosperi-
y by trading At Louis Browns and
saving money.
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PROCLAMATION.
pOas IsttNSING An Af,tiE on THE STREET
wiTHnfF BEING MNZzLRf AND TAG
.aEp Will EE 1AkEN IP or kIILED.

DOGS KttN&lNG All lshltask On fllk = hhEl
MfTHnfgf BglNG MNzzI.RD And TAG
aED WILL IN aAREN- UP or BILLED.
ia i,etsaas Al lerssg atf tlat NJ ftti6,ring
oy.fgtaHee T. rttaios- io,fags diq " ri8idiy ~
teresd;
see 81 Chapter ~ 0f the Ordinances u the Cor
roratiou IL MartinsburI: That every own
er 0r keeper ~ n dog within tir limits IT the
Corporation. be required u place uponsaid
dog Tag attached r. collar Tbes tags,
to be furnished nv The town sergeant on alb-
piieatiun and payment Of tbs tax Assessed
On said dogs or which should be assessed
nt.dn then and tiiat amy dog owned Or kept
within tAe corporate limits f0nhd without
sucl tag after August rs, 1893. shall BE con
tined by this Sergeant In some Suitable
Z place III be provided therefor for five 'laEs
and subjeetfaa fine Of twenty FIVE CERT -
additian to the regular lax, anil SUE not
eSeeCeing twenty 3iYe cents, fur food aud
care OF said dog 40 fEe end OF FIVE days.
amy dog remaining unclaimed and the taxes
fines &C. unpaid shall be Killed ng TIE
town Sergeant or by his authority
All persons who nre owners or keepers so
dogs are hereby notified that after August i8
1893 and until october 10, 1893. all dogs f9fnd
urdn The streets without being seclIsiy ttsfls-
Fled will be killed. and the owners Or keepers
thereof viii be fined not less tluls Eve nor mars
than ton dollars for every Siich nffenAe.
JAS. NHANN McSEERRY,
Mayor Of MartiHsburg.
City Halt Jnly rs. isg3 S3itd.
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q. a. 4. NATIONAL ENCAMgMEl.NT.

The b. Ii q. X. r. Co will sell excursion tick
cts to Indianapolis and return for all trains
september lst 10 18th inclusive AZ rate IF SD 80
for the round trip The r. Il Q. y the official
route for the g, "a. II. postsof MaFylana s.29bt.
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RECEIVED PROMPT RELIEF.

DIR J. a DEANE, CATsKIi.L tried
your Dyspepsia Pills and received
prompt relief BY them. can cheer
fully recommend them to anyone
troubled with Indigestion
r. q EDWARDS. Lansford, Pa.
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E0 In IEI " Saap eeres phaps; tan, freck
hp-hW Hill les ett. Makes skin soft
and smooth. At dHlsei>iS OF send Is cents and
get faf prepaid 4. Il. BALDWIN s. co.
Detroit Mich
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Glowing i sehedule If the special trains and
es from LrlhNlnal stations in this yininity

Arrive Chicago next day AZ /. 5P4 Nj
Remember the dates Aug 30, sept :, l3 aud
"a and q, Oct I 10 ana II.
eIlAs ., sCltI4L,
Gsnl Passenger Agent
- 5M u. & o. r. X.
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!. s2s1m.

Let us stand firmly on the principle
of Justice and demand fair prices for
goods. Louis Brown will be with ms.
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Choice STANDARD BOOKS
Almost Given Away 10 Patrons and
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WORKS OF FOPgLAR AUTHORS

Al 0as. Ibird Tbsif EAlda -.9-5ai ezeF, Y asEsIy
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These books are nicely printed and
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Casting, Pillow Points. and All kinds
Of repairs for sale by John Fitz.
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Something il left il yo6r purse if
you trade with Icpis Brown, ,he con-
'fectioner.
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Lee II Gooey dehes competition in
the laundry line. All his work is FIRST
class.
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Large size Ole.
TIE COMPASS PLANT.

On the western prairie is found tile
compass plant whose leaves point to
the north. We wish to direct you to
the great health .giver, Baeon's Celery
King for the Nerves. If you are stuff
ering from dyspepsia, liver complaint
and indigestion, if you are sleepless at
night and awake in the morning feel
ing langnid, with coated tongue and
sallow haggard looks, Bacon's Celery
King for the nerves will cure You and
restore you to blooming health. Trial
package free. Large size 50 cents at
A. NJ. Gilbert 4 Bro. II n Queen st.
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ONE WAY 10 BE HAPPY.

Is at all times to attend to the COM
forts Of your family. Should any Of
them catch slight Cold or Cough. pre-
pare yourself and call at once on A.
M. Gilbert a. Bros. sole agents and get q
Fticl bottle Of 0tto's Cure, the great
away 10 Rsmedy, Free. We give i
cure for ro,.l that We have q sure
snn,n,;an - Ids, Asthma, Con-
suniptlons and all diseases u taa Tnfust
ana Lungs. Large size soc.
Fsf1f. sfT.7st ~ alNTy9s
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-06

The arrival of son in the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Woodward is re-
ported from Spring Valley. We did
not learn the date, but wish the happy
parents much JOY.
&C. Skinner has just placed in his
market one of the finest refrigerators
and meat boxes to be found in the state.
1t was made to order, reaches from the
floor to the ceiling and nearly the entire
width of the room.
&C. Gehon has built an addition to
his place of business and will decorate
the front room and dining and put a
| glass front in the building. "Crit" says
| he is making these Improvements with
republican money which he won on
last falls election.
"Beauty" may be "only skin deep"
but the secret of a beautiful skin is
pure blood. Those coarse, rough, pim-
ply complexlons may, in most cases, be
rendered soft, smooth and fair by the
perseyerlng and systematic use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Lotze & Fisher, the Vermillion music
dealers, have an ad in the Herald which
will be of interest to parties interested
in goods in their line. Joe Fisher is
pretty well known throughout this
county. and when he gets after man
it is hard work to get away. He has
sold a number of fine pianos IN the
county during the past year, and is IN
the field for more sales.
The south bound freight set prai-
rie fire about three miles north OF Hur-
lev Monday afternoon. AS soon as 1t
was discovered the train backed up.
and with the aid of a few citizens from
town the fire was finally conquered, but
not until considerable damage had been
done. A. P. Boyd lost fine grove val
ued at $500 and some fencing, and +.
w. Shultz lost several stacks OF hay.
The sale of school lands in Turner
county takes place at Parker Saturday
of this week. The Herald has not
been able to learn the appraised value
of the different sections. and up to
Tuesday night County Supt. Watson
was uninformed as to the value placed
upon the same, although the law pro-
yides that he shall be one of the board
for appraising SAID lands, the commits
~ -
sioner of public lands and the state
auditor being the other members OF
said board. Parties wishing to buy
school lands had better be on haad
promptly at ten o'clock however.
G. u. Bach and members of the fanal-
" had an experience last Sunday which
might have resulted quite seriously.
They were driving west OF town, when
the horse became frightened and
jumped sidewise breaking the shafts
and throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Bach and
the two young children who were with
them out into the mud. The horse
then being loose from the buggy started
for home, but was caught at a. W.
Baeon's. Gus says they had a good
laugh over their predicament when
they found that no one was hurt and
then went to The nearest house and Sc
cured transportation for home.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-06
Resolutions.

at a meeting of the Christian I'm
deayor Society, held in the Presbyte-
rian church the following resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas, We allrealize thatnone but
selfish interest could prompt a desire
to retain our Baptist friends when a
better field of work seems open to them
ia their own church: BE it therefore
resolved:
/ That we accept with regret the
withdrawal which lsevers our rela-
tion as Union Society of Christian
EndeayOF.
2 That in thus separating our kind
est wishes shall ever attend them, and
we trust that She mutual and earnest
sympathy. which has always been oHrs
in christian work may still continue.
3 That copy of these resolutions
be published in the Hurley papers. a
COPY be sent to the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union and the same be placed on
the minutes OF this society.
ANNA b. WHITE.
r. See'y, Y. pS. c. l..