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MALE HELP WANTED.

"a AN ED-LADIES TO WORK FOR Me AT
W home: S15 weekly: no canvasslng: send
stamp. ESTELLE MONTGOMERY 63l Six
teenth ST., Denver, Colo. no4 Su At
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: ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE
y day Amply AZ South fark, downstairs. NJ 3*
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YO GROVE : FURNISHED sunny FRONT
90 roorn
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mo SACRAMENTO. BET. HYDE AND
private family. noi 3tx
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SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP, IN FIRST-
~ class location Market ST.; rent SIS per
month. For particulars inquire OF MCLEOD Il
FAUSS, Wholesale lquor dealers, 515 Market. If
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ENS JESSIE-N1CELY FURNISHED SUNNY
OOc rooms; new house; private family.no3 3t*
90 rHIRD-NEwLY FURNISHED ROOMS;
wv from 81 SO week up. nos 5t$
c. Ill
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VI ANTED-BY A MlDDLE-AGED WOMAN. A
- situation III a Christian family house
worker or sewing and ehamperwoTk. Address y
w, box 81. Call Branch ONCE.
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on LARKIN-SUNNY FRONT ROOM NICE
OOt " furnished 81: suita bic for l or 3
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TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

CHAS +. NAYLOR, MFGRS' AG'T, 19 MONTY
~ st. standard 1ypewriters ard supplies: mimeo-
graph goods; tnstallment terms. rents. repairs Il
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"A ANTED-PARTEERF FOR LAUNDRY: MUST
W be good ironeri must have 500. SW.
Sierra and Tennessee: POtrerO ocS0 IL.
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II OMAN WISHES TO DO LIGHT WASHING
~ and housekeeping; 81 per day and car'are.
1873 Clara ST. no2 3ts
ESPECTABLE WOMAN WITH GOOD REF
IL erences would like a position to do family
sewing and take care OF children. Address 400
Valley ST. no2 3t*
EASTERN YOUNG WIDOW OF K REFINEMENT
Il would like any kind of gentlemen's sewing or
mending; satisfaction guaranteed. Call l to 8
p. M, lie Ninth St., room 2 first floor. mol 7t*
Young WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
L houseseeper TO widower or bachelor. address
306 Stockton ST., rooms % and % mol It's
by LADY'S NURSE. SPEAKING GERMAN
ID and English. Call or address 209 iough.3l l2x
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iE% AVERAGE WEEKLY PROFITS ON $3.50
! - Invested; prospectus; itemzed statistics Tree
BENSON 81 DWIER, S34 Broadway, y. Y. OPT got
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- ECOND-HAND GRINDSTONE. ALSO LATHE
for foot power. 1873 NcAiiister ST. no Sts
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Ii S 81 AVE'-FooMS' Il TO a. $ bSs A 4.
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR LADIES' AND
IL gents cast-of clothing; Old gold ard silver
bought: money loaned on personal property. A.
COLEMAN. Al Third ST. cor. jessie. ocl6 "
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TT HUWARD-NICE. FURNISHED RMS:
81 up; also housekeeping. no3 2t*
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l,Y GOOD COOK IN PRIVATE FAMILY OR
- do general houseworI: city country. Ad-
dress P. e.. box SO, Call ranch. no2 3t%
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l'ENTEN NAL STABLES-CARRIAGES ROCK
y Always, victorias, buggIcs etc. 32l California
mr.. Polk; telephone 66N NJ. CONLON, prop. 27Lr
:, UIr 20 ORDER On EASY INSTALLMENTS
, Merchant tailor 6l3 Kearnv 81. my27 II
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DRESSMAKER EXPERIENCED. FROM THE
- East wishes family engagements; GOOD filter;
81 rs per day. 1920 Polk ST.
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> OR PARTLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
- bath. Apply 113 Scott nos If
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.Jn1 ELEVENTH, COR. HOMARD-I OR 2
wi unfinished parlOr rooms crate; good
yard: use OF kitchen; fine place TOR dressmakec;
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q 0Hn FINE GROCERY STORE IN OAK
u WV. land: l9 years established; fire
chance right man TO make money; must be sold;
cash offer wanted. CURTIS IL BOWLEY, room
32, second floor, Mills building, 5. f. SCI tt
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"A ANTED-GIRL FOR LABELLING BOTTLES;
W state reference, experience aud wages ex.
pected. Address q. H.. box II, this Office nos ~
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g. Trinity Chutch- Cor. Cough aud
Ee>S Bush stS.-Rev. Geo. Edward Walk. rector.
(rweuty-fourth Sunday after Trinity. Morning
prayer and Sunday-school at 6 30 O'Clock. Rec
tors Bible class at 10 \. NJ. Litany, sermon and
Holy Comma niOn at A NJ. Evening prayer and
sermon by the rector at 7:45 O'clock.
~ Simuson Memorial NJ. e. Church.
ES~S corner Hayes and Buchanan Sts.-Rev. A. {.
Hirst u. D., pastor Residence 313 Broder OK ST.
Rev. T. F. Jewett, d. D., chancellor University of
the Pacific, viii preach at II a. N. Rev. j. NJ
Beard, D.. d. president OF the same institution, Will
assist IN the service. Dr. hirst. the pastor, will
cation. or the Present Duties or a Citizen" Sun.
day school at IL 30 P n. c. Il. Perkins supern.
tendent. Epworrh League at $50 p NJ. Seats
free.
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ROOMS TO LET.

100 JONES-FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS;
IOO gas, BATH etc; Sc up.
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THE LEADING SHORTHAND SCHOOL:
L months course: day and evening. Ayres'
Sfenogranhic Institute. 32S MONTGOMERY. au25 u
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OLD CORNER SALOON FOR SALE; GOOD
~ fixtures and outside trade; selling account of
other business. Apply Sc. corner Sansome aud
Pacific oc3I 7t@
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,Dr GOLDEN GA Z AVE- SUNNY FUR
front room, nos 5ts
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400 BRUADWAY-FINE SUNNY NICELY
iUO furnished housekeeping rooms; new
o,ynar no2 7t<
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100 GEARY-sUNNY FRONT DOUBLE AND
70 single: also hOusek eepi ngi easona bIe.3 u
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00D TURK-FROST HALL ROOM: FUR
COt) nished; large closet, gas. bath no4 cts
% SHO CWELL 2 SONNY FURNISE ED
JC rooms; also front parlor, unfurnishe!: fire
place. noe 3t*
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~ ANTED-SITUATION AS HOUSEKEtPEB
W or for cham berwork in hotel by a competent
woman: best references. Call at or address 24Oe
Geary st. no2 St.
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-.
LOST.
| OST-A PA>SBpOk WITH The HIBERNIA
Il Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco in
the name of EMMA WILLiSTON, No. 1879. l346,
The finder will please return to bank moi 5ts
| OST-NOVEMbER 8; FEMALE PUG DuG;
l. answers name Tcpsy: nickel collar. Return
to 1926 Bryant and receive reward. no4 2t+
I oST-ON NOVEMBER ., CAP NUT of
II carriage. Reward by returning same to 2432
California ST. 7. j. SULLIVAN (sUablei.
nARK BROWN RETRIEVER: COLLAR AND
IL license; reward Return 62l sutton ST.
| OST-AN ALUMINIUM CASE CONTRASTING
l. surgical Instruments: SIS reward for return
to DIR. r. b CARPENTER, 2522 Market ST.
FOUND.
EOUND-MISFIT PARLORS FORMERLY OF
200 Postl. 5l3 Montgomery, cor. Commercial
Fine suits. $40; black dress pants 81 rs. CT
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4 DVlCE FREE; LEGAL AND PRIVATE MAT
y tiers. Peoples Law Office, 1913 Market MCCABE.
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
IL silver and all personal property. 702 Kesrny
sell n
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: GENEVA, OFF BRANNAN, MAE SMITH
- Sunny bedroom and Kitchen; cheap.
DC RITCH. BET. FOLSOM AND HARRISON
OO Furnished sunny front room: So. MOI -
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COTTAGES TO LET.

NEW COTTAGE .OF 80 ROOMS AND BATH
~ W It'll base ment; rent SIT. 40 Merritt ST, off
Denver, near Eighteenth. no4 Ut
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.ISJt BRYANT AVE. SUNNY FURNISHED
~ at
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\ DUNG GIRL LAT ELY FROM GERMANY FOR
] LIGHT honsewOrk: SO lSl7 sutter ST. nos 2tF
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DROFESSOR LIVINGSTON'S LIGHTNING
i dress cuttiEg machine; best. 20t P0welI.nl ON
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TELEPHONES, 81 10: HEADQUARTERS FOR
everything electrical; send for latest cata ogue.
hLEIN's ELECTRICAL WORKS. 72O Montgy. seq TT
DIANO LESSONS csc HALF HOUR, BY GER
4 adv llG6 Howard aus Pm
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MILK ROUTE FOR SALE; 60 GALLONS
vi daily; trade horses. wagons, etc. Address
MIX. box 81, Call Branch ONCE. nol 3t*
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NEW AND OLD BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD AM
~ exchanged. FRAZER'S. l16Ia Taylor. &c 0 Z
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ODGING-HOUSE OF 50 ROOMS, DOING
- good business, for sale; part cash trade
IppIy sos Front nO4 .ts
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HOUSES To LET.


SI4. house: shR looms newly A papsred ana
painted: water free. Apply to q. Fl. UMBSEN Il
CO., Il Montgomery ST. nod IT
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MARKET ST. SALOON IN BUSINESS CEN
NI ter; good lease cheap rent. Inquire at Naber
ALFS " bruno 1913 Market. ocllt If
( 1TY PAPER ROUTE N OAKLAND FOR
sale. J. w. l., 1910 Broadway. Oakland 20 tt
l. OR SALE-INTERlOR AGENCY ON THIS
j paper; price $500; paying $500 per mouth.
Inquire This Office eel e
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L'LAr 8 ROOMS. BATH; CHEAP. 223 THIR-
1 teentb, opp Treat ave.
l INEFLAT z RnOMs RATH All. MnnERN
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900 IHIRD-SINGLE AND SUITES: LIGHT
ALO housekeeping; So up; brick 0uiidg; yard.
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HOUSEKEEPING Roonrs-ooNTINUED

cDoy ROBSON MOE HOUSEKEEPING
D.1Oo rnnn stove; closet; private family SIS 2*
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GOD GIRLS AT 1l1a ANTONIO ST, OFF |
y Jones, near Ellis. Swedish Home employment
Office. oc2i l4t*
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FURNISHED HOUSE

y well.
4 LARGE ROOMS. ALL SUNNY; FLAT, .
i rooms: rent each. Sill Apply 623 Second. 3s
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on MISSION-LARGE SUNNY FURNISHED
III front parlor. for l or gents 80.
10G HICKORY AVE. LARGE SUNNY FUR
1OO niShed room for lady; s.. uo4 Its
80, UAUE<-Iy oT1-I, n - CT mr. o., NJ - -
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| 900 THIKD-CHEAPEST. CLEANEST, SUN
| Oh ny furnished housekeeping suites; see
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y LENWOOD, 1892 POLK. COR. SACRAMENTO
y All kinds of furnished rooms cheap oc25 I'm
o1Q MlNNA-FLAT, 9 ROOMS, COMPLETE
cAO for housekeeping; bath. ocl7 tt
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INK MCALLISTER-4 ROOMS IN BASE
L y ment: barn for horses nos 2t*
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Presidents Of the United States.

.sI nresnme ), remarLA al a st t.,;st;cs fond
tho otbar dov s,tbat Won know there have
beon twentvt tbrae Presidents of tbe TTn;tad
Stetes !" This wos conceded w;tbont oo;n,
' - tha rooords ~
.sTbo frst of tbose ;, bo confirmed with
tho easv Grace of > man who knew what
bo was taIkino about s.was George Wash.
;noton and bv the wav Georoe 9 who was
horn IN 1732 was older than anv of his
successors The first to break this rule
was John Quincy Adams. who while two
wears vounoer than his successor Jackson
was not followed bv any other older man
Mr. Van Ruren' : Successor Harrison was
nine years older than himself and no man
horn before either of these was President
afterward Following TYLER and Polk came
Tavlor six years older than TYLER and
eleven wears older than Polk. Following
Fillmore and Pierce came Buchanan nine
wears older than Fillmore and thirteen
wears older than Pierce Mr. Lincoln was
one wear Younger than johnson: Grant
and Haves were horn in the same year.
Mr. Arthur was 4 wear older than Garfield
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Indorsing Notes.
From the New York sun.

Chauncey NJ Depew has been associated
all his life from the very day he left Yale
college, with rich men, He was one of
Commodore Vanderbilt '.boys and has
been the intimate of the commodore S sons.
The CARROTS, the SCOTS, the MOrgans and
all the kings of the railroad and banking
world for 20 years and more have been
among Mr.. Depew's friends.
All of these gentlemen have been tackled
by the fellows who are proverbially .'short.
There is class of borrowers who want to
exchange checks-that is, the borrower
wants the check of a sound man to use i'm
mediately and in return gives check dated
ten or more days ahead, when he expects
that his own bank account will be rich
enough to meet it. There is in this fra
ternity a set of downright swindlers, whose
checks are returned with that exasperating
stamp, No funds . As Solomon said:
My son, if thou be surety for thy
friend, if thou has stricken thy hand with
a stranger, thou art shared with the words
of thy mouth, thou art taken with the
words of thy mouth.
solomon evidently knew something about
''handshakers DR. Depew has come to
some conclusions also, and here they are:
s'Neyer indorse an accommodation note.
If you wish to help your friend, make up
your mind how much you can afford to lose
and lend him that He will consider serious
ly the repayment of this money, while your
name on his paper will not receive a second
thought If his venture is a failure and
your money is gone, you will not be greatly
disappointed, and your compensation will
be an approving conscience an,l the salts
faction of having done the best you could
for one whose appreciation of your effort
you value But your Endorsement he re-
CARDS as a mere formality. He believes in
himself and has great contempt for your
fears. At each renewal of the note he viii
want the amount increased or an additional
note, on the plea of increasing business and
opportunities. When you have become
frightened at the sum for which he has
made You responsible and find that you
must stop or be ruined, he will say that
unless you aid him further he will be forced
into bankruptcy, and you will be the cause
When he fails, as he inevitably will,
your find that the money raised on your
notes has paid enemies and strangers who
insisted on his dealing with them on bust
ness principles and that you are his largest
and perhaps his sole creditor. You are
crippled financially for time and perhaps
for life by meeting the maturing obligations
which you have indorsed, and your fermer
friend, now your bitter foe, is loudly pro-
claiming in his own justification that you
are the author of his ruin. The result of
your. excursion in the careless lending of
your name viii be that you have lost both
friend and fortune and have discovered
perhaps too late that you are fool. |
have had in greater or less degree several
such experiences.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, Examiners, appointed by
virtue of a commission to them issned by the
County Commissioners of Carroll county, to
open and locate public road in said county
commencing at the county road leading from
the Meadow Branch Turnpike road to fancy
town, at a point near Tyrone in said county,
on the dividing line of the land of Frederick
Marquardt and Levi d. Maus to the land of
William Formwalt; thence through the land
of said Formwalt to point near a stone on
said Formwalt's land; thence through the
land of said FOrmwalt to a point near a black
oak tree; thence along the dividing line of
the land of William Formwalt and Jacob
Sharrets to a stone planted near red gate;
thence through the land of said Sharrets,
running between the barn and wagon shed on
said Sharret's land, ON or near the bed of an
old farm road across branch to gate, still
on said land along said branch until it inter-
sects theland of Lewis Myers and Hamilton
Singer; thence through the land of said Myers
and Singer, as far as practicable, on or near
the bed of an old road to a lane on said Ny
ers land thence across Meadow Branch
through the land of Charles Lindsay on the
bed of an old road to the top of u hill; then
still on the bed of said old road TO the land
of Maurice c. Duttera; thence through the
land of said Duttera and Lindsay on said road
bed to strip of woodland; thence through
the land of said Duttera along a worm fence.
as near as practicable, to the Turnpike road
leading through Uniontown, at a point about
one-half mile from the toll gate house on said
road.
All persons whom it may concern are hereby
notified that we will meet at Tyrone, on We'd
nesday, the 7th day of November, 1894, at
8 clock, a. M, to execute the trust repoSed
in us by the aforesaid commission.
TOBIAS II. ECKENRODE,
DANIEL S. DIEHL,
GEORGE w. WEANT,
sep % st Examiners.
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The Devils Dyke.

Across the Devil Dyke, deep rayine
near Brighton, Eng. cable way has just
been erected and opened for traffic. From
a single steel wire rope, three inches in
diameter, stretching 1900 feet between
two iron columns on either side of the
dyke, are suspended steel anchors, two
feet from nuke to fuke, by wire ropes of
smaller dimensions and of varying length,
so as to bring the line of anchors on a
level On the flukes are supported two
wire road cables, one inch in diameter, on
which run the pulleys which support the
car The cars are iron and wire cages,
seven feet by FIVE, carrying eight pas
ssengers They are moved by an engine
on the bank, driving an endless wire rope
to which the ear is gripped, like our cable
cars. The cable is 230 feet above the
bottom Of the ravine, and the trip takes
two minutes and half.
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The Duty of Young Persons to
Married People.
Angeline Bryoe Marlin. in the chautauannn.

Angeline Bryce Martin in the f,har,a,or.,
Society has fonnd If safe and nsael 20
draw a very distinct line between married
and unmarried people. so that even in the
simplest and commonest social experiences
the Young married woman takes nracodenoo
oethe girl. although the latter NAV n f.ct
be the older: and the same rule in a mar
rover way holds good with married mon
and bachelors. Indeed married neonle
whether the heads of families or not arc
looked upon as the conseryators of social or
der. A little observation will convince anv
Young person that if Is imnorfant 10 he obia
to command the fullest respect and conf
dence among the home controllers of b;s or
her acquaintance: for. in onr country asnec
ially. social success beoins and andS IN .ba
home and there is no roval road 10 tho hon
piness looked forward to bv Youths and
maidens save that which leads ibrouob ,be
fowery gateway Of a su;table mar,;aga
It is to married people then that yonno
persons must look for Introduction ;nst,uc-
ton and advancement. and from them they
must receive almost everything preliminary
to full draft of rational and healtbfnl
amusements. pastimes. recreations as we'll
as all of those broader vet more formal on
portunities to see life at its best in the season
of greatest receptivity and capacity for en-
joyment. This is the practical basis upon
which rests the social obligation binding the
young to treat married people with certain
formal respect and to concede to them lead
ership and at least conventional precedence
and superiority. The moral obligation
holding young people to the strictest rever-
ence of age and wisdom need not be consid-
cred here The rule of social life is that. for
all practical purposes, married people are
not to be classified by age. What is due to
one is due to ALL A woman Of twenty,
married and the mistress of home, is
queen, and her husband, though mere
youth, is a king, so far as absolute power in
that home is concerned. Marriage has in
vested the twain with dignity which de-
mands the respect of all the world, and has
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Took the Better odds.
From the washington Times.

A Texan member tells the following story
of "a constituent of his of a sporting dis
position who came up to Washington, and
happening to fall sick went out to look for
a certain doctor at the CONGRESSMAN di-
rection.
He came back shortly after and reported
progress Eve took some medicine, but
darned if went to that doctor of yours =
why, what was the matter with him.?
queried the congressman.
"Well, Z" replied his constituent "his
house looked pretty nice, and was just
about to 90 in when saw on the doorplate
his name, DR. X and below it '16to l.
When l saw that, said to myself, I'll be
hanged if I'll take any such risk as that.
So l went two doors farther and saw another
with DR. Y and below it 3 to 3 1
went 10 see him instead
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How to Prevent Sickness Caused by
Motion.

seasickness, as it is always termed, is
caused by rolling about of the inner parts
of the body-the vital parts and intes-
tines-a shaking or disturbance Now, a
simple remedy for that dreadful malady is
to get a couple of sheets of ordinary fools
carp paper and place them over your breast
and stomach, binding them on with wide
bandage of cloth, linen preferably, long
enough to 60 quite around the body, all
this, of course. under all clothing. This
has been tried with good results BY many.
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NO. a1e7 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Charles w. Eseroad, Complainant, VS.. Flor
ence Elseroad, ct. al, defendants.
Ordered this 1st day of November A. D.,
1894, that the Account of the Auditor filed
in this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 10Th day of November, next;
provided a copy of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
BENZ. f. GROUSE, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
nov3 2t BENZ. F. Grouse. Clerk
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-11-10
How to Prevent q BLACK Eye.

There Is nothing to compare with a
tincture of strong infusion of capsicum an
mum, mixed with an equal bulk Of muci-
lage or gum arabic and with the addition
of few drops of glycerin. This should
be painted all over the bruised surface with
a camel hair pencil and allowed to dry on,
a second or third coating being applied as
soon as the first is dry. If done as soon
as the injury is inflicted, the treatment
win invariably prevent tho bIackening Of
the abused tissue. The same remedy has
no equal in rheumatic, sore OF stiff neck.