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MYSTERIES!
The Nervous System the Seat
of Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries.

Recent discoveries have demonstrated that
oil the organs Of the body are under the con.
troll OF tho nerve centers, located In or near
the base OF the brain, and that when these are
deranged the organs which they supply. with
nerve fluid are also deranged When 1t Is re.
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cord will cause paralysis OF the body below
the injured point, because the nerve forco Is
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tho arrangement of the nerve centcrs will
cause the arrangement of the various organs
which they supply with nerve force.
Two-thirds Of chronic diseases are due to
the imperfect action OF the nerve centers at
the base OF the brain. not from dcrange-
mcnt primarily originating in the organ IT.
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treating these diseases is that they treat the
organ rather than the nerve centers which
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DR.. FRANKLIN MILES. the celebrated spe-
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They are for sale at all druggists 25
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According to the Hagerstown ALMANAC"
summer began on Thursday, 2lst inst, which
was the longest day IN the year, the sun
rising 4:34 in the morning and setting 7;2O
in the evening. 1t was summer time IN
reality, however, several days before the date
named
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land excellent, price one that will assuredly
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1eafhs,

On June 9Th. 1894, at the residence of her
son-,n-law, Mr.. Samuel Gamble, of near
Emmitsburg, Mrs. Martha Banner, aged
90 years, 9 months and days.
On June 90, 1894, at her home in this place,
Julia Ann Johnson, colored, aged about
80 years.
On June Is, 1894, at his home in this place,
of heart trouble, MIR. David S. Firor, aged
II years, 8 months and IL days.
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The County Commissioners have fixed the
tax rate for Frederick county at 81 cents on
the 800, un advance of five cents over last
wear
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ECIION !!

You may puzzle long time oyer
that word before you tell how to pro-
nounce it. Take the last end first and
read backwards and you have the ia
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JOHN JONES
THURMONT, Md,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
AGENT FOR THE
Carroll County Mutual
Fire Insurance. COMPANY

Prompt and Special Attention will be Civ
en- to all CLAIMS placed III my hands for COL
cction Oct20ly
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Washington Letter

FROM OUR REGULAR CORPEspoNDENT
WASHINGTON. d. c., June 2jth, 1894
I. is again positively announced that
the tariff bill will be voted on by the
Senate this week, and for the first time,
the indications all favor the correctness
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Additional Locals.

The summer schedule of the Western
Maryland Railroad will go into effect July
let
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Ulysses HOBBS.
ATTORN EY
AND
COUNSEL R-AT-LA w

tY OFFICE.-Court-st, one door from
Second Street, Frederick, Nd May 1y
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-10
awraec,of 80 bushels to the acre,

areragc'of 80 bushels to the acre.
Mr., Allen pop, Neb.) introduced in
the senate Tuesday bill appropriating
$3.50, for the erection of public build
ings in Norfolk, and Hastings, Neb
The Russian newspapers are aban-
doning the idea of an amicable under
standing between England and Russia
with respect to Corea, and are publish
ing anti-English articles,
The Colorado and New Mexico coal
miners, who have been on strike since
May /, declared the strike off at "a
mass meeting, and will return to work
as soon as the various mines can be put
in shape to receive the men.
The Hungarian government has for
mulated bill to enforce the coloniz-
ing of nomadic gypsies, of whom there
are 270, 900 in hungary. The bill pro-
Tidcs that six families of gypsies shall
be located in every commune.
In spite of the talk of the last few
months, Anton Rubinstein is not to
come to America. 1t was announced,
though never with any real appearance
of Authority, that he would play under
the management of Abbey and Grau
heAt winter.
The 4tasca Lttmber Co., an Illinois
corporation, and its Minneapolis repre-
sentative, the II, c. Akcley Co., Tues
day paid into the state treasury $50, 0OO
The state charged these companies
with stealing pine in ltasca and
Cass counties, and sued them for S74,.
600. A compromise was reached on
$4,000.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-10
WASHINGTON.

Secretary Lamont has disapproved
The verdict of the court martial in the
case of Lieut.. Nancy, who was tried at
Fort Smelling several months ago for
the shooting of taTt. IEcaherg 1Yse
verdict of the court-nartial was that
the lieutenant should be publicly repri-
manded.
State department officials emphat-
ically deny limitations that the United
States is party to any combination of
powers designed to act concertcdly in
Asiutic matters.
The first stage 'of the great relay
bicycle race from Washington, d. c., to
Denver. Col, 3,O31 miles, started from
the White House grounds at noon on
the 9th. The letter which was en-
trusted to the riders was addressed
simply to The Governor of Colorado, "
without mentioning the name of the
executive of that state, and was signed
10y President Clcvcland'S private sccre-
fary.
A telegram to the Japanese legation
at Washington announces the appoint
ment of Mr.. Shinichiri Koruna. chief
Of the diplomatic bureau of the depart
ment of foreign affairs, to be envoy ex-
traordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary TO the United States.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-10
LAwRENCEBURG TENNESSEE FRIDAY. AUG, 10 1894

oh the 4th and voted to declare the
strike off, Work was resumed at all
the mines on the eth Mt the terms first
announced by the operators-forty
cents a ton.
The Pittsburg Forge and Iron Com.
panys men who have been on strike for
two weeks, returned to work on the
9th, the company having agreed to the
.Nmalgamated associations rate of "a
per ton for pudding.
At Philadelphia on the 2d'a thick that
dropped in picker machine caused II
$50, 600 fire in the four-Sory mill Occur
pied by McCloskcy & 0'IIara, carpet
cleaning works, and John A. Cronin &
Co.. yarn Spinners. Two tircmen were
killed and seven injured by Il falling
floor.
Business faifures during the week
ended August 3;hrtmber for the United
States PIC, against 436 for the same
week last year, and Al in Canada against
81 last year.
At Buffalo a. Y9 driving park on
the 9th new worlds record was made
in the 9-year-old pacing class. Directly
and Carbonate ran the race and Direct
ly won in 9!rs d'he best previous rec
ord was made by the tilly Lena Hill,
who last year won "a heat at Dall;Is,
Tex, in 2;l2%.
The Nandyke studio buildings on
Eighth avenue. New York city, were
Badly Damaged on the 9Th by fire which
burned ont half the cGohy Of artists
'occupying the three upper floors 5t the
buildings, The loss will probably
reach 100000
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-10
WEST AND SOUTH.

At Detroit, Mich, on the 2d a lire IN
Huston, Myles Il Weeks lumber yard
caused loss of more than $50, 600, the
death of one fireman, and the more or
less serious injury Of five others
Four new mills have recently been
added to the American tin plate %orls
at Elwood, Ind, making it the largest
factory producing plate an Nhe world.
1t nO# has now nine mills and employs
GOO hands, who trp'n out 5000 boxes Of
finished plate every week.
Incomplete returns from the election
hGld in Alabama on the 9th indicate
that Coates (dem. has 'been elected gov
ernor by from -, 1000 80 10000 plurality
ever Kolb, the candidate of the peoples
party, and that both Branches of the
Legislature are democratic.
On the 5th two lads named Harris,
brothers, were @rSwned in the Ohio
river near Toronto, O. The boys were
'skitf riding On the river, accompanied
by two young ladies, when the boat
capsized. The ladies were rescued.
Il. V. Debs has written letter to the
chairman of the 9otulist committee of
the Eighth Indiana congressional dis
trict positively refusing to be candi-
date for congress- or to accept any pub
lie Office under any circumstances.
Every business house iat Oak llarbor,
o., was destroyed by Ere on the 4th.
Loss, $35, 900.
Near Springfield. H.. on the 9th a
'traction engitp crashed through a
small bridge over Sugar Creek The
engine turned a complete somcrSault,
crushing the life out of the engineer,
Charles Hudson, and the fireman, Viii
liam Dandeline.
S. O. Ostcnson, farmer. diving
near Wilmar, Mimi, ard his four chill
dren. were burned to death in a fire,
which destroyed his home. ON the 9th.
Mrs. OstcuSo1 naiF,eAel yy-eseapc 1 e sim
liar fate and is ciazed over the awful
fate of the family 1t is believed light
ming caused the fire.
The assignment is announced of the
Gassard Investment Company, of Kan
SaS City, Mo. TIE liabilities are Sl9,,-
aS3and She assets S32l,3aO The heav
lest losers are located in New Eng
land. The company dealt principally
in bonds.
A fire at st. Paul, Mimi, on the Gtf
destroyed $4,000 worth of property
including a bridge belonging to the
, city: an ice house belonging to the st
Paul Lake Ice Company with 5000 tons
of ice; 400 tons of hard coal; $50 tons o
soft coal; 900 cords of MOOD and eigh
cars.
Tom Lyle, one of the few gambler
known as Il square dealer" died a
{ Mount Clemens. Mich, on the 9th, aget
6S years Iytle had national repeta
tion.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-10
Observation-Disclosures.

t is estimated that two thousand
anarchists have been arrested by the
police at Rome within the past two
months, All will be dcported.
The burning of the Mont de Piete, or
French national pawnshop at RaboiX,
department of Nord, Il few days age,
caused a loss of 1000, 900 francs.
a Quebec dispatch says distressing
reports como from Labrador regarding
the condition OF the Indian tribes
there. The famine in the winter, con-
sequcnt upon the scarcity of game in
sections that had been swept by forest
fires, is contributing to the extinction
of the aborigincs. On the northern
part of Hudson bay large numbers OF
Indians died of starvation.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-10
TO Ny Friends.

I wish to express my heartfelt
thanks to my friends who stood by
me in the late election and by such
a nattcring vote elected me for the
ensuing four years, | shall give
the office the very hcst ofatt8ntion,
and shall personally see to it that
everything is managed as the law
requires. I also desire to thank
the good people of the county fol
the many kindnesses shown mic
while making the canvass. With
best wishes for all, | remain
Gratefully,
W. +. Wall,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-10
General News Summary.
Interesting Home and Foreign News.
CONGRESS-

SENATE, Aug. Most Of the session was de-
voted to consideration OF the amendments to
the sundry civil bill The conference report on
the agricultural appropriation bill was pre-
scented and agreed to. The senate recedcd
from its Russian thistle million-dollar amend.
ment Final action was not taken on the sun
dry civil bin before adjournment.
HoUsE-The contested election case OF
Moore VS.. Funston, from the Second Kansas
district was taken up. The committee on
elections reported in favor of Moore'S claim to
the scat, which Mr.. Funston has occupied
since congress met The resolution offered by
the minority that Moore was not elected and
that Funston was, was defeated by party
vote. and the house adjourned,
SENATE, Aug, Ex-senator Chandler. in
lengthy speech, set forth reasons why the SEN
ate SHOULD adopt his resolution for inveStiga-
tlon OF the history Of the Dominion Coal Com
pany of Nova Scotia. The resolution went to
the calendar. The sundry civil appropriation
blll was taken mp and passed, leaving the gem
eral deficiency bill as the only appropriation
on Whlchtho senate has vet to act A bill for
the exclusion of anarchists was reported.
HOUSE. The conference report on the Dis
'trict of Columbia appropriation bill was agreed
to, The contested election case of Moore VS..
Funston from the Second Kansas district was
r ~ ~ " wv w -" w 90 Nloolt was
"noi"Iv't c,tl'lco 10 me seat occupied by runs
.vn' MI Moore appeared aI the par ana TOOK
VIC o' WI Vi once
SENATE aug 5'--thc list OF the appropria-
s'oh p'iS-'he general dehclcncy-paSsed the
H''i"'c Loudly ana VIII howgo 10 conference
,7cNcn ouV vi ehe fourteen appropriation blllS
nav. nav. ult"uN occoihc III" through inc sigma
ture Of thc'brCSident
nv Sc. inc hcI result OF nVc hours SEES
SUI was me passage OF Dill directing the
~ ~. niont U, F'o'oo' !" hepreNehtatlVe Heard oil
E,l,' Ior iiRai services 70 inc western
."cloNee lhoIanS .out OF Ihelf lundS IN inc
e,'"""'N "i", d I'M pro"ulhS lor the payment
F'o''oo VI per cent Dls'rlcI Oh 'oluhl'
W." 'ert'l,cn'eS' me conference re-
IKE on we river ana haroor oil was agreed u
" i'', " Voh''lcn'e was orueteo on the Sthdli
W. "pP''Pf'"..oh olil alSo upon Ihc bill reg
a i,,ii'S Wv pruning ah" puollca'loh Oh puoI'
"o documents uiiichlS'
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-10
LATER.

The president has approvedthe army
appropriation bill,
President Ccveland's children are
said to be Guarded by secret service of
ficcrs to prevent kidnapping.
Al Delaware, O, Reuben Brownmiller,
aged So. was iouud dead in he'd br his
VIE. The deceased has resided there
since ISIS.
Congress has been in session exactly
wear Tuesday, with the democrats in
full control of every branch of the gov
erlHlrnt.
Martin Z. Yates, of Goshen, Ind,
was found dead in his bed at the Wind
sor hotel, New York, having committed
suicide by opium.
Secretary Herbert, accompanied by
his son and daughter, viii make a tout
of the New England naval stations, il
the dispatch boat Dolphin.
Congressman Anderson has appointed
Albert Sidney Watts, az Charleston
W. Va, to till cadet vacancy of the
United states Naval academy.
W,n. Vijt. a farmer in Jefferson
county. ". Va. has ta-ashei 4,0oi
bushels u wheat from l22 acres, AZ
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-10
THE EAST,

Some person who evidently kfle-v the
combination of the safe in the Scran-
ton U'a.) post Office, worked the same
successfully on the night of the 4th,
getting away with stamps to the value
OF S, SEQ
Five Aundred men, girls and boys,
employed in fuckers mill, a great
ropewalll in brooklyn, n. V, have beer
locked out by the United States Cordage
Company, otherwise known as the cord
age trust. The company has deter
mined to lessen the production of cord
age throughout the country.
At Spcncerpoft, \. Y, on the night
of The 4th the residence of Cornelius
Place took fire after the family had
retired. Mr. Place. his wife and i've
small children were rescued. Three
boys slept upstairs and they were over
come by smoke and burned to crisp.
Phillips, Townsend Il Co., extensive
nail manufacturers of Philadelphia,
have made an assignment. Liabilities.
StIS. 600: assets, $50 coo In prosper
GUS times the firm did business of
$1,000, 600 a year.
The coal tipple and several other
buildings of the Cambria Coal Com
panv's mines at Barneshoro, Pa, were
burned by striking miners on the 4th
The miners were receiving thirty cents
a ton for mining coal, but refused &C
work for that price.
/ Valentine Nowaslli. the leader Of the
/ foreign coke strikers at ConnellSvillo
Pa, announces that he will make al
offer to The Japanese government t,
nelp it In the struggle with China by
I the use OF five thousand Slav soldiers.
In the races at Buffalo, y. Y, on tn,
Sd, both Lord Clinton and Ryland +.
the original favoritcs, were beaten by
p,m'icO.
Delegates representing 5000 miner
met in convention at Phillin>hrre. II.
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-10

Lawrcnceburg Tenn, A ug. "a
At a conventions of the democrats
of Lawrence county Tenn, on this
9th Aug, 1894, OH motion S. l..
Yafbrough was made chairman
and W. 7, Nixon Secy.I
On motion the following list OF
delegates to attend the convention
in Nashville Aug, IS pTo&o. to
nominate a candate for Governor
was reported to the convention and
adopted.
NJ. l.. Cover, A. A. Wildcs, R.
B. Williams, w. T. Nixon, A. A.
Patterson, J. 7. Ellers, W. x. Stew
art, A. ], Hickman, w. w. Neal
W. A. Pierce, w. H. Sandschult
G. Kaup, J. A. Simms, J c. Spring
er, S. J.. Yarbrough, NJ. NJ. Pow,
ell, A. kraus, +. /. Bassham, joe
Cooke, Il, II. Harvey, J. H Mickey
W. H. Phillips, p Gunselraan ant
Mat Myers.
A resolution was passed indor
sing the administration of Gov
/ Tuney and instructing the dele
gates to vote fer his denomination
s. l., Yarbrough, Chm, T
", T. Nixon, Secy.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fsir Highest Award,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-10

CHAs. II. BENTLEY, EDIroR.