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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-12-15
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-12-15
Albert Hardy, Poet and story-writcr.

The Lord loveth cheerful giver
In this, | think, ought to be found the
keynote and the chief charm and beauty
of the time -honored custom of Christmas
giving. Because ON this day the greatest
gift in the worlds history became ours,
we. in turn, should not only give cheer
fully and freely, but as layishly as our
means will admit. More care should be
taken in the bestowing than the selection
of our gifts. Better give cup of cold
water and kind word to the needy and de-
serving one on Christmas morning, than
gold and jewels to those who have plenty
the whole year Make some sacrifice,
deny yourself something when making your
Christmas offerings; for self-sacrifce alone
constitutes true generosity. Yet out OF
this could be gathered enough material for
an essay, which might be headed The
Evil of Giving. To give because some
one else gives, to attempt to outdo one S
friend or neighbor during this holy season,
has nothing to do with charity or the spirit
of thankfulness. Under such conditions,
the offerings become vulgar show, shall
low mocking of sacred mission. On the
other hand, the good of giving comes when
the heart is attune to the blessings of the
season, when self is forgotten, and the
gifts, no matter how small or insignificant.
are bestowed cheerfnlly. heartily, and in
such a spirit as BELTS the season which we
commemorate.
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Claiming Credit.

Some years ago in a Maine town revival
had been conducted jointly by two churches.
When the meetings were concluded one
dominic put forth his best word and sue
eeeded in getting nearly all the converts
into his fold. The next Sunday the other
parson felt that this circumstance needed
word Of explanation, 50, looking down at
the handful of converts in his congregation
he said
Brethren, it doesn make any odds
who strings the fish--the Lord knows wig
caught EN-.
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IRON FENCE.

IRON FENCE.
sag ALL IRoN-PosTs. RAILS AND
PfcKETs-NoT WIRE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-12-15

Leather belts or boots that have been
soaked in water and dried hard, may be
softened By rubbing plentifully with coal
oil. If the leather is very dirty. brush it
first with good. hot soap suds
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COME TO SANTA CLAUS
~ HEADQUARTERS
AT
OAK HALL,
New Windsor, Md,
Our Stock is Brimfull Of Hol-
day Attire.
A wonderful Stock of Christmas Goods to
select from. Every Man, Woman and Child
is invited to come in and see our great display.
You hear il ON every corner, you here il in
every home. the name of Oak Hall, and when
there is so much talk there must he good
cause for it. ! will name in part:
Dolls, Toys, Albums, Books, Plush
Sets, Chinaware, Lamps, Silver
ware, Pictures, Moquette
Rugs, Table Covers,
Towels. Handkerchiefs, and a thousand other
things to select from. VIII offer our entire
stock of Dress Goods at great discount to
reduce stock. A regular upheavalin Dress
Goods prices. volcanic eruption to throw
off the surplus stock. A generous surprise
awaits, the shrewdest buyers.
Our black Henrietta Cloth, at Sl.25. now
S5 cts, As inch; Our d. Co. Cloth, at S1.O0,
now G5 cts, 46 inch; Our D. Co. Cloth, 10
cts, now 55 cts, 46 inch; Fancy Dress Goods,
25 to 81 cts, reduced from so cts.
Our stock of Clothing, both Mems and
Boys, at / to ] less than regular price.
0vercoats at great reduction. Will give n
nice Hat with Suit or 0vercoat from s.. so up,
or corresponding reduction without Hat. %
Overcoats at less than price. 25 to 40 Mems
Suits, at S.. 90, reduced from $500 to $1,000.
Ladies' Coats very cheap.
lO-4 White and Gray Blankets, 65 cts, were
$lO0 A good Muslin, to 6 cts. Fruit of
Loom Muslin cts. Candies and Fruits cheap.
Rasins cts; 6 lbs. of Crackers for % cents.
If you will visit us during the Holidays you
will find Oak Hall is what is known among
the trade as an up to date house, and with a
fresh stock of goods marked at Pick quick
Prices.
Many thanks for past patronage. A picture
given to every customer buying 500 worth of
goods or more. from the 10th to the 30th of
the month.
GEORGE C. ANDERS,
dec New Windsor, Md.
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Rev Madison G. Peters Pastor of Bloomingdale
Reformed Church. New York.
Gifts should be tokens Of love and good
wishes. and not forced by custom. Ihave
known people to put their last dollar into
Christmas presents. Many presents are
never paid for, while Others are bought on
the installmcnt plan.--a dollar down, and
a dollar week. Whether it can be
afforded or not, people vie with each other
and think they must do as Others DO, for
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COME TO SANTA CLAUS
~ HEADQUARTERS
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FROM l5c TO zoe A FOOT. ACCORDING
TO VARIETY AND WEIGHT.

Send for circulars giving full description or
sall on the undersigned in person.
Agents wanted.
D. F. SHIpLEY,
june 1y Westminster, Nd.
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WESTMINSTER, MD.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-08

There Il one amusing incident Of 4. J.
Gambill's early life when he was driving
stage in Tennessee, and which was char
acteristic Of the man, that will bear rela-
tion. There had been a damaging storm,
and many OF the roads on his stage route
were badly broken mp and In some places
carried away On one Of his trips he reach
ed bad spot in a corduroy road. and his
leaders came 20 dead halt. The stage
was late, and the passengers were anxious
20 get through. Jack put his whip in the
socket and calmly took in the situation.
"Jack Jack" the passengers called 70
him impatienUy, "what are you going to
dor How are we To get through"
"Hold your jaw. replied the irritated
driver. "and get out yere. a couple Of you
fellows, and take the leaders heads
Jack descended from his seat aud looked
in vain for any means 10 fiji the break.
Suddenly a bright idea struck him. He
was loaded down with public documents--
a ton or more-and without more ado he
seized this freight and threw bag after bag
into the chssm till he made passable
roadway, aud the horses and stage were
led over safely.
II don't know, he used 70 remark,
when telling Of this incident, show the
constituents Of the congressman got along
without their documents, but | do know
that the stuff made the best piece Of road
on the corduroy for some time They were
well distributed, too, after awhile for
when the water rose higher some of the
documents hoated down the creek, and the
voters who lived in the bottoms had free
reading for quite awhile 10 WASH as dry
either a. such documents usually are, 4"
T.. A.. d L
creek attended 90 that. San Francisco
Call
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DETERMINING tho Ago ofa Tree.

81 have been called upon ia court fire.
quently 70 pass upon She age Of tree, in
order 20 decide as to the date Of a land
survey" said DR.. J. y. Rothrock, the
state forester, the other day 81 cannot
say that the rings Of tree are a certain
indication Of its age, although the COM
mon belief Is that a tree makes a ring ev-
cry year ! remember a very important
case in New Jersey where a great deal de
pended on determining the exact year OF a
survey. Our side based it, case upon the
fact that a section Of tree that had been
Clipped az the time of the survey showed
Il had afterward grown a certain number
Of rings. To show the fallacy OF such an
argument, / produced "a section Of anoth-
er tree Clipped during the same survey,
which, when cut Ia half. had more rings
upon one side than upon the other. Task
ed why one-half should Dc taken any more
than the other 70 determine the age Of the
tree. 10 had either only made "a half ring
or a ring and a half some one year. Trees
may make no rings some years, while iu
Others they may make two. ! have known
of cases in the tropics where they have
made three or four rings annually. ~
Pittsburg Dispatch.
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4 sstssMEAT NOTICE- THF IEO MINING
- d Killing COMPANY II Montana Worka
located three and one-haf miles from Butte.
silver hoE county. Montana
enIre b. hlrabJ given that a. = nesting "
unriec' ~ ra'd company he'd on the 9Th dag u
tehf arr l-tt "a a=tsssmeut 81 x cent per
riafe vac levied upon tle capital stock u eai1
CON paug. payable uu the lfth IaT 20 March last.
tp join e MrTer, secretary ~ asid company A.
ne office o. Ae 90 b lining Mil.lng ompanT
- Mcufann. room 40. fIu ora n1arcial bulld-
inE. e. lolis. No
any stock upoa which esid asfessmaut shall
remain utpaiI On tie Zlst day ~ March is3i.
fhail d. o.. med deiinquart and eill b. dolly al
F.ffIfed Tor sale a. ulhIc auction. aud unless
IaI meut 10 mada tfore vii D. 90 "a on the isth
lag ni April. lrAi, 70 ptg fha liuquailt asssas
n'fuf. toEnflnr vi tire costs 20 adsarfisina and
eHpensea q sale. JON o. MEfhn
ocrsta ~ sald company
40. office Of said COMPANY
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PROPOSALS FOR WORK HORSES AND
BUILDING MATERIALS

TIAlHEfn llENcf, MONTANN.
JocKo. MissoulA o. Mont. March {. is9L

JocKo. MissoulA o. Mont. March 4. is9L
tealed proposals, endorsed Proposals foi
Work Horses" or "Huildng Materials. A. the
case may be. and addressed TO the underrigne Al
JooEo, Missoula comfy. Mont. will b. received
~ this agency until o'clock d m. Of
monday. March -. 1874. for furnishing ami do.
livering at this agency A variety Of building ma
etc. "a full list and description Of which may :
obtained b. application TO the undersignodi and
twenty lzOl WORK horses, TO cunfOTm with the fol-
lowing specifications, viz:
SPECIFICATIONS
Horses TO be either gsldings or mares young
mot over siH yearsl, sound In every way.
thoroughly broken TO harness and true. and 10
weigh 100 pounds each or over.
All animals offered for delivery under a con
tract viii BE- subject TO a rigid Inspection.
Bids Tor building materials must show the
proposed price ~ esch article offered for de-
Livery under contract.
The right IL re.ervsd 20 reject any or all bida.
or any part Of any bid II deemed for the bosi
interests Of the service
CKnTtFfED CHECKs.
Zach bid must b Accompanisd bra certified
check or draft upon some United states deposi-
the residences u the bidder made parable 10 the
order % The commissioners Of indian affairs, for
a. least i've per cent % the Anoanf Of tho pro 81
poaal, Which check or draft Will be forfeited
90 the United rtats- IN any bidder or hiidsrs
receiving "a award shali fail 20 promptly exc
cuto contract with COED and sufficient sure
Ties. otherwise q BE- reformed 10 tho bidder.
bids a esmpanifd - cash 10 lieu Of certified
check viii not be considered
for any further information apply to
JIbkfh 4. CAhrfn.
L. Indian ARruf
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$3.50

A neat dwelling on Madison avenue 6
rooms. pantry. closets, celia. city water
Ia kitchen. good harn large enough for G
horses. nns level loa In exoellent neiRhbor-
hood. $3.50 payable devn, balance on
time 40 per cent
80 per front foot for q hns lot having 20
feet frontage on Sparta street ana 40 feet
deep; city water on lot; particularly good
location Tor any one wishing 10 keep cows
OF poultryi so down. $40 per month.
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- sENAToR APoLoeIzeo.
begged y Coiorsd Boys Pardon Tor Tn
Justly Accusing Hin.

Justly Accusing Him.
Almost ANYBODY can nnd &c in his heart
10 forgive the sudden passion which en-
phasigos error when &C. is followed hy grace.
ful acknowledgment and rcparation. /
was thinking of this rs "a friend told mo a
story about Senator Butler Of south Caro-
lima. Tho senator was no the t1uh Ave
nue. hotel. lie came down from breakfast
enc morning and went into the barber
shop for a shave. When he had been duly
poiished no. he reached for his hat. drop
ped his usual liberal tip TO Boots and went
away. But he returned Immediately, hat
in hand.
Look here, boy. % said he, "this is not
my hat"
The young colored man came forward
and looked at IL. "lt's the same hct you
brought down. sir, he said.
"Impossihle" exclaimed the senator
growing rsdder than usual. 81 have got
somebody clsc's hat, ana somebody else
has taken mine.
"Im positive, sir. that IS the same hat
you brought Ia anyhow" persisted the
oolored boy
81 say 10 is notr' thundered the stall
wart southerner-and raising his cane
Overwhelmingly he took a step forward
sand IL you say that again IN brain
your'
The barber who had shaved the senator
now came forward aud i'm pacific tone
intcrfered. Run mp stairs, said he 20
the bow land have the man at the dining
room door examine the rack-thero is
mistake somewhere. Please sit down, SEN
ator-he'l be hack In n minute And,
sure enough. back he did come and bring
In the senator's hat with him too. The
latter had picked another mans hat from
the rack himself and hadn't noticed tho
mistake
1T smy mistake " said he, with grace
ful inclination of the body. and turning 70
the lad whom be had but a moment be-
fore threatened, 'and | humbly beg your
pardoun
But the colored lad was more embar-
rasscd under the polite apology Of the
South Carolinian than be had been under
the threat OF unjust punishment.-New
York Herald.
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THE MARKETS


STOCKS
WV YORK. March liar silver. CO.
Copper Doll, lake. sq 72ss.
Lead-tirmer; domestic. S&i0
To-day share Of speculation was in marked
contrast TO the excited trading Of yesterday. A
strong tone pervaded the market and although
there we've freausnt, and in the case Of sugar,
wide fluctuations, the net result Of the trading
was tho establishment Of q higher range Of val
ues throug hOut the entire active list and in :
msiority of spseialties. while few declines
were recorded in smaller fractions. Bonds
steady.
Governments
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Petroleum-Firm; s2Hc bid.
Closing

money On call easy At ] per cent, last loan
per Mt, closet al / per cent. Prime NOR
camille paper. asa per cent Sterling ez-
change dull with actual business in bankers
bills a. Si.teuAssia Tor demand. snd Sls5ls
i.e5A Ter sixty day bills.
CHICAGO LIVE STCCK
CmCA0o. March cattle -heseiDts. u 500
head; prime steers scarce. tr re hrmar others
steady; top natives $40, choice. $3.50 $50; 9TH
ia SAzU -. a.
iiogs Receipts. HO00 head. market opened
strong closed weak; rough heavy. fL5Ou l.bU.
rouga packers and mixed, SL-ulL9J; prime
heavy aud butchers Weights, a. gju5u0 as
sort a light - H5a 500
sheep Receipts. 1900 head; market steady;
top sheep. S3.tOaao0.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
fHICA0o. March Wines STEADY: cash.
s6l c. May. G0Ac.
orr her, cash 85'sc. May. g7Lc.
tats- lilgher cash. 3JAc; Nay. 81 &c.
Pork-higher. May. Sl1.G2t. July. SlI.70.
iarl- Higher May $3.50. July Sb.s5.
ilts- lighar Nay. July. sou 4.
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she Cot che Won't OH.


Ther0 was but one vacant seat In the
car on the elevated road, and IL was next
60 a woman not handsome, but highly
dressed. a middled aged man entered and
ON seeing him approach the seat she put
her nun in it. Observing her little game,
he sauntered aimlessly along aud sat ON
the roll Of fur. Her indignation and sur
prise knew no bounds, and she looked
around the car for sympathy. but every
body seemed 70 be on the side of the man.
who never cracked a smile, nor showed by
any sign that he knew what he had done.
A salts bottle in the muf got the worst Of
the incident. and the car was filed with
a highly ammoniated odor for the next
hour. Somehow or other people like TO see
an impolite and shrawish woman get the
worst OF Il. In this case there was a great
deal Of quiet laughter among the passen-
gers who witnessed the affair and more
than one was heard to remark that it serv-
ed her right.-New York Herald.
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e. $40 AND So GENUINE CONFEDER-
Cps ate bills only i've cents each $50 and 500
bills 10 cents each; 25c and Soc sninplasters 10
cents each; 81 and s. bills Is cents each. sent
securely sealed on receipt Of price. Address
Chas. ID, Barker. W 3 Forsyth street. Atlanta
ga
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Ictters Tor Tho following persons remain
uncnllcd for NJ the Helena. Mont, postoiaoa
GA March 4. 1894. Ia calling Tor them
iitaso say "advcrlsed.'
arsrt usra.ssf. rran
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J. OR SALE -HERBERT D. REED A co
ground ioor Montana hank building have
houses and lots for trade or sale % yer cent oi
value
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The rabsaris, mentioned in the second
book OF Kings. was an Assyrian military
title, equivalent TO brigadier general.
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----~-~-~---~-~~~~~-~-N
poE sALE-AN ELEGANT MODERN HOME
on lawrence street. largo house, worth
100000. price now 5000. your own terms Her
bert 3. Led o. ground floor Montana "a
tional bank building.
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OAAAE l0 tfEal OK" STATE %.
~ haEiss u. usnhtr. deceased.
lotion l. AefsbT given BY tho uLderaicno al
nthir ~ % ~ the estate ~ les o.
i1r. dsccatod 90 tAs orsdi o. or Eni
all por.sla haTing cisins Ecnias. tie afiI
deeu 1sod. 70 eNhlnit them with tie nscssHarT
F9-chr-s .tfin Your U onths after he hrs pub
eat On otths notice O. rs said sin inlstratsr
TIE ~ % u HrFnar, ln ths Muntana Ma
uontl n2nE hqildiug. A. helnra hontauA tho
ftma p a. Tao place Tor tls Transaction OF
fe hueirnfs % said es-Ets 10 ftc crnnfy Of owis
and iarke
J0s. n. kENCK
hnHiir .siraipr q the Estate Of Chsr.ss H. Dan
isar. dscsklsd
aied islnna haatsDA fehruary n. te9f
Date - lfat uubllsstion fsDrnarT ~ 1851
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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Now Am All Well

hoods Pills act easily. yet promptly ana
eelcleutiy. On the liver and b0~eis -.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EOR sALE-A SCHOLARSHIP IN ENGLE-
L horns Business College. Apply 81 this
Office.
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At Deaths Door
Blood Poisoned After Tys
phoid Fever
A Marvellous Cure by Hoods After
All Else Failed.

&C. ]. Hood & CO., Lowell Mass:
Dear slrs: twenty-five years ago had .
bilious fever. and later il turned into typhoid
fever. and for five weeks lay Ike one dead, but
40 last pulled through and got up around. I
soon discovered on my left leg just above the
Knee a small brown spot about as big as a three
cent piece. which pulled mp but did not hurt me
or feel sore. dd not pay any attention 10 10
until two years after. when IL commenced 70
spread and have the appearance II a ring worm.
II itched and burned and I commenced DOCTOR
ing but 20 no avail. ]
Cot Only Momentary Relief,
And sometimes not even that could not sleep
nights. and on account Of the Itching scratched
the spot until the blood would run. In hot
weather my elbows and al my joints were iust
the same. and what have suffered / cannot de-
scribe with a pen. Last February tried an
herb Tor the blood and 10 broke out IN the worst
form Of rash al over my body. began my
scratching. and scales would fall on. The sores
continued 70 discharge aud ! longed % die.
FINALLY my husband bought a bottle ~ Hoods
"a saparilia and I had not taken more than
hall ~ DO before began 20 change for the better
] have had four bottles,
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IATAETED-FIV FURNISHED HOUSES
w II. p. Reed Co., Montana Bank build.
ing.
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It's a permanent ciire. that you get with
Or. Saecs Catarrh Remedy The makers
oiior $500 reward for an incurahle c..
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he abeve quo at.ous are furnished By Lindsay
-. and 1tee4s A hilisoa
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KN-ANTED-TO RENT A TEN OK FIFTEEN
- room furnished house IN a good locality
viii take best Of care. apply room /, Boston
block. eouth Maln street.
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UTAH

CALIFORNIA.
q. & wlbur Hotsl ssa FrausIsoo
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WANTED 10 Rent.

" ANTED-BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY, USE
" Of house. rent for taking caro- Of IL and
grounds; ia city or SUBURBS; northwest corner
u iAth avenue and hodney. stone building.
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I-UR HERBERT Is MEAD & co,
L ground floor hontana bank building. have
he largest list OF houses and stores in the city.
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OR RiNI-FODk ROOM fURNISHED
i house. Inquire corner state street and
Lakota avenue OF >. n. kenos, helena National
bank
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IOE RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
@~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~~--~-
LOR KENI-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS,
l. with folding bed. furnished complste for
housok coping call ~ sixth avenue.
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tihle OF MohthAA IN anu lbt tAa
-~ county OF Lewis ana Clarke. tris
\ seal FIRST the lBfh day OF February. in the
4 Jud. DIST. year 81 our Lord one thousand
| ourt. eight hu ndrsd and ninety sour
49, JOHN BEAN. Clerk
by q. o. FREEMAN, Deputy Jerk
Mcconnell. Clsyberg & Gunn. attorneys for
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By G. o. FIREMAN. deputy CLERK.
Edward Z, kusssl. Attorney for plaintiff.