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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-26

.sHtH HAA HHt1
aa-;s lam Ell In sfpeiier Meibe.
aber noh m,ineHi srften 8eiu1 Bel
9ostIs tl6te ib nnhsrs ihr bic
G,ohe.
S6dmte ih mid niht ncr Tsinem
G,potteeTi&t, i'd f6nnte poetif1 perben
Bel Der ShiIbernns oisfes 5ouf.s! Or
ers6hlte mir, 9u ieeit nun einen Mus
senbiid eosepeien une babeft feline
G6p1serin gar niht sennel gelerRt.
gbsr bic 5sau BAIT Du bod tuchl gee
fehena
Run, oenfe Dir oies rpunperpolIe
Neib I'm Elm paar Sabre iinser, nm
Elm paar Qinien fhlanfer, UNI Elm padr
S4attirunsen hunfier, uno 0u ba't
rlsine Hrout!
lIno meine Snipiesermutter iolf
Du 10 aud fIiihtis ssfpro9en kabsn!
= Hiht tpabr, bic fI0bt Ginem tsine
4nsft ein2 Sd Iebe benz 3uiammsnle=
ben nit ibr p0nis ~unbebentlid sntse=
gen; oenn lie min bon nun on ibre
3sit slpiiten ibr.n baben sShtern
ttsilsn uno bic cine 5dIfte bss Sabres
BEL uns psrbringen. @elh' ftine,
fanfte 6rau! Sic mar aud patbirt
uno tam mir oroentlih jung DOR in
ihrsm bsIen Setbsnfl.;oe uno nit benz
penissn, blonosu 6aar.
Die Seier psrlief, ME Iolde Gere=
mpnien INNER perloufen: oi. preoist
mar lang, bic 3ub0rer seeuIeis, Der
9duflins unssbulbis. 4ber od mar
Elm tleines Wdbben, Elm bilbidOnsr
2odsntopf bon brei Sabrsu i'm ipsiBsn
alsib6en NIT flatternben, blauen
Sdlsifen: pis elm Gnssldsn! Der 8o=
gel bat Slid. Du slaubIt nidt. tpsIs
den Ginorud feline 9Guslittsit a,lf
mid semadt bat. Die gauge Dobs
nung buftete na9 frii9en 8lumen. Der
Salon mar in einen 9artsn peripons
belt, nur isin Stuoir3immsr lag fin
unb uHberiibrt oa - man ertennt baz
ran, puB bic iungs Jrau ssiftiss Or
belt gu ebren peiS Wuii3iren tbun
is nur. ipenn sr i'm Gouss 1T, unb id
faes Dir, msine 8raut iingt punhers
poa uno - mas bas S6onIte 1T -
gang unastiinItslt. Die bat ihre
Stimms eetpiB ME auf bic Softer
ipannen IaHsn. fpie 10 pieIe @nbere.
Sic nedt mid unb meint, in lire
Stimms babe ih mid ebsr perli.bt ole
in fie ielber, uno ba bat Tie ni6t I'm
re6t; benin als i6 fie iinssn bDrts,
bahts i'd: bisis Stimms obsr feline ipn
Dor benz Nltar nit sinem ga" bstrGfs
tigsn, bab bic 8eiiberin Seinrih Iss
mub' sheli6ss Weib Isin mill. @6sr
tper tpeib. Of th 10 ihneu meinsn In:
trda esmaht, lrsnn mid ni6t gIss in
benz 5duis 70 anasfproden bate; nsnr
ihlhblih bin ih Elm pbiliItsr, unb eint
traulihe Sduslittsit bintt mid bag
bette Slid bi,isr Welt.
Wenn Ou auf Der RiidreiIe tpiebe,
Define 4ngsborisen in SeIIen bsIudIt
mubt Ou ieosnfaQs nod einmal Be
@ogsls %porIprs6sn. Meine S6pGge.
rim Iagt, mar itOre lie ME.
10 LANCE tplut Su fortbleibent
Dir beiratben, ipenn bic Roien bliiben
iaat meme grdut = alio in adt Wo.
den. Grparte teinen Brief inspii1er
bon Seinem 8. q.
Radidrift. 0a id nur nit sinen
HstourbilIst bierber gefabren bin, f
tinterlieB id teinsn Iuftraa, iaiI
9risIe nadSuIsnben. ipsib alio nod
nidt, OF 0u 0sinsn Rsiiegefdbrter
pinttlih getroffen.
Soffentlih finbe i6 gu 5auis ber
osriprodenen Brief, ouf ben i'd mid
iebr frsue.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-26
SuSi Sttsu aereittt.

9tt 6tau Sbo5e Thomas ten 5uHe
ttou Gin, Ill. wuros pen Itiea 1o'io.
rsn peiast. oab ne eie SfDlnn,hdi
babe uuo fslus S0TuuHs iiir ibr 9ebtH
lei, absr ;fuei 5iaihsn uOH IT Rings
Rsn 9iscopup babsu iit sriaSiib Se'
BELT. uns ME lasi. ibr 2snsn ssrstiei.
5srr Thomas Gssers, j29 5lorion
Sir, Sun rnHeisee. lti On etEsr idfps'
rem GrfatiuHa une pdr Der Sdautne-
iu6t uahs. bate alss pbne Gifols &C.
braudt, fautts oaHn cine 6lnife Or.
srua's Gesu Iiscopern une mar IN sfpe'
Eodeu aeheiit. CT n natiriih saHt'
bor. Guide Qureu bsfusiisn Die mum
esrpols arnii eieisr ReoiSiu ssssn
gr,dliuueen uHs SnitsH. Sret Yrobe'
HaIhsn in @oiisr Srps. Grusitorr.
geuo5nfihe 5fafhsH Scots. .no sl.0o
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-26
GIN dufsefIdriss 8eteim M.

S5uts: ..Gs filrst iuit uHallub!'d;
abtr az III oct ip: meInr aohtn l;ebi
ieocn NOsseu ou', ebHe seIu'd t iuno,n
III muntr-"
Smi,b: ,BOs 1T eIf uVIo6e?'
Soues: Ser Yfilhmanr. Sie 1T
psrl,eti m lhn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-26
olIte Ssutc.

Nllic ytute, lpelde cine Mebi5in our
Geguliruus ibrer Ginsepsioe uno Nies
rem brauden, finoen oas ridtise Rittel
in Gtoctr;c giiters. 9oiielbe rei;t
nldt, tnibdlt wsoer @blsteD uoer anoe-
re bernuidsnoe Ssltanotbeile. iouoern
luirft I %aftiseno uno i~idr:snh, babei
miloe, anf lene Sreane; es bilit Der
Natur III NEsibuns Der n6ibissn Stunt.
tlonen. electric V,tters lit eiu pors
Sl9liher Nppctitcrre9er uno b~ti6roert
Die Ssroauuns. Nlie 9este finhen. oab
es seiaoe lit, iuas lie brauden. ErelS
iiuiSis Gents Die 6tnIde IN @alfer
Bros. 9ru9ltorc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-26
8guabraune,

Iii. EsE,iza: aasr arsHei Eass AEsH
eeDaEeist ne n csS ltste1 pzcr NoHzsE.~g
rs EnaeEetI UcE GufeeHir4t, NIB sasl
1 9ustr1zEs u lsibsH kGtts. 1a9esEte
l fAisseas J3tiIsL eaHs Grfslg pgri=15t -
4 fra n On zzer C~zsrrasgectOral - Efszz-.
EHo sozE utt puzse1S=rsE7 ertotse
3 siriiss Ecfs tefrgt:s a1i@ DSu teE- Syss11
! clfl5L Ens braGts Eir StiGi n etr 49,
z. z. 6tsgiE55tbaI, Cen. Si5Ee. EaE5S
tefu 81
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probc',fdUe.

3. j.. Clifton. Nlp Gnlie0,
@lsc., lit al Neurligie mo 8btnma'
tismus; isIn Nngeu iunr anBsr Sr9
uuua, zinc Qeber iucr III acknowledgement
Rcl;c ~ongcarliIen, Nppetlt uobn nb,
uno Ct batie OH 5IeilA unr StG'te be-
ocuteuo al eeuommCu. 8rei 6IniheH
GtJiiiridts Nlii,rs" tielieH ibn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-26
HUM PH

1ls tofbarc 5aIbt IN ncr Triumph
h,r,.I il.s ~ leiaa!S bCrqcIclt rporetr, mas
ol,ia,Sn l" het!ird'lgru G~iacuitaitcn
T., GatIt. Gent utcr 40 Sabrcu 1T lie
sr,. SssSSaud', brtnst tst5 Sliie nno sibt
vs. bdRsrrhpfSw-
sssi i@it, 'sg ]'sn,'no,, 8t fiss IN ,6 Sst5 n inT'r oss;
itIsbit4, 4 S,,'sa s0ia5tsc gsGsraaS u,s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-26
Marburg, ben q. 4pril 1893.

utAlUNlHT USN IL. Nplll 1000.
2ieber Strip!
0u pirit b0dli9t iiberraidt iein,
Itatt Der obIigaten poittarte einen
&rief bon mir gu erbaltsn. bd i6 Elm
abgsiagtsr 5eino alsr unia6li6en
Y3ittheiluneen bin.
Su tennit mein ORION, oaB es beIz
fer UNI bic Observation-Disclosures itiinbs,
nern ni6t bon Differs Der islbit pirte
It'd ssideuts2eute ii6 ~gessnisitig bur6
i6ren Still bGttsn imponiren ponsn,
onitatt lebisIi9 barauf bebabt gu
Isin, bic Summe Der ibnsn bon ben
N~ltporberen ii6ertommenen pofitipen
8eRntniFs. ihrerisits UNI Elm gruds
theilden osrmsbrt, Der Ro9psIt gu
h~interldT.n.
0ag oumme Wort lie Stpl t'eIt
rbomms" bate iprbt fhpsrlid i.maIs
SeItune erlanet, lp.nr e riht boa
etnem Rdturforiher in bi. Welt gsfest
troroen pdrs.
llnisrsinem tpire eben2lllss asgldubt.
neil bic srobs Nsngs osntt, mir iteQs
ten feline ge6auptung auf. Die mir
ni6t porber auf lire 9ihtietsit aez
prift bdttsn. WG6rsno id oiss ihrsibe,
tommt bic leioiee Stifmdnie audi iibsr
mid, uno ih ertapps mid alien grns
ties barauf, tpis ih einsn ihidlifsn
ls6ergang bon bi,ien alIgsmeinen Be-
trahtuneen gu msinen hsionoersn 9srs
hdltrihsn Tinos.
I'D babe mid rGmlih perfo6t!
0as pirb 3itb fosnig bsfrsmosH;
oenn Ou tennit meme QnIhtsR Don
Der Ritti9tsit llno Risliht-it Der
Ghs. Sd babe MID absr aud D.rlis6t
- bas piro DID iao1 s6sr in Der
numbering i.hsn = pfrlisbt niht in
ireeno Elm porfintfIthtihes Geripp..
mi. Ou itsts p~rophsseit,ft. fonotrn IN
Elm isbr lebsnoises, ibon.s. iuness
G.ihopf. nas auf ben Pan.r Inno
Sa1sn bort uno -
4ber nsin, ih ipifI Der Rei6. mad srs
3Ghlsn. Tag Bier ihTsdts mir MID:
msbr, als 9u fort mart. uno mi,
grouts Dor ben SfterFsrieu, IN osHsn 81
ben Q6rosa cbrs did aud nod Dix
9ormittaes ohRe go1eg tomn.H fous
ten. 9drum mar e. mir gang T.ht,
atg mi9 ON orsitas nab 9sinsr Obs
rsiis 7rsuno 0oesl ihrifiIih auffcI'
esrt., I.insn erfen SuHstH aus Nl
5aufs su hekn. tpsHn ih Die R.ii,
niht ibeute.
Mennsrt - TsiR bers,itie,r Rseto,
= habe Elm fsbsnsrertbes Raturolisu'
GabiHst. eus itl 10 nod MD. ttnae
uHo 10 fout Id M tomrHsu.
GhrIih eef,aHosn, i'd rsiF:e osr MtR'
n.rtftsn Somr7luns 81 2kbe. bic {,
i'm osrsans,ntH Scrnraer in RorDessT
70 trtffIih tpnpIitiIi bab.n fou- 9t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-26
Yaraei,iliher 3 It ,:

IF: IA, wie sebi cs Den Wielri'
item"
y: ,1te lsben lD'e I'M Y5rnoits."
VI: ,yase f0mmi o.rn ons mil elrenl
Mnlt:'
3: ,Auu. lie baben nldls arjuS't-
hfn."
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10 e.
gmeierlsi gslsudJtuue.
26uH, an Il. Ipril 1893

Sulr9rtstf ron 5furp gRoor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-26

GIi,ntet (dwod): ustemare, o
Siepnrt,'
Stcwaro (aus br AojItc): ,S6
ioerrc Joe Minu'e binaulfommer.
Gu! :"
8slirnttr: ,9ruBcr 89it! Nutl
meiu 3;nusr fommt lete WIrnlc be-
nni."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-26

II .rss-r iGats W; 80.
ErHss. EIgg rEfsH uEC 5-sDsila 80,
-s r. BtatiUg. -,E5s @r's arb sas Is
80 S,. csrrss9s e;s'si 90
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tsru stgfs Gs5s-r rf -a-zI B~srr1S-.ye
ssshfeu.s 80 f say ~
49,
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3 ampers
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Bic OribDe,

~9srizs. F-l5.a5s E-Ccs = r5l -
be'agsH SansliaT Ear y s1Ht sTfls1ktea
az IS E1gir Eiesr ~ s7rsu sfgTresefps -,
csfzloFsE Dcgs. 81 uyri1aT;s u 80
ElafAs ocr Ezer's Ghsrrqs sscins-1 ss.-t.
is6a.o = g.oC5 sG5cE str5suenSI = -
erfuhr b I,rssrar7 81 .oHnts tG5ss--s,
fArsas 2ir'4r7 rtEG5tE.~- z.
Caat Cna. z. Es:.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-26
WITCH hAzEL OIL

VT FtcHt' urA pyahr,,N-
Tort hgi'! 5@is I'd graHSsasstg4. Ss,SfTn n", Tns n.
S'fhss'5H S s.i' A. tai, a~.aor.. c,itrpars.
lEHa esss Repia..t i.sts't Susbraas. 5anT.
Eitid. IA tn uuE,hIs1rrS 6xiI.
uIr tUilaHs,tt oser
ssaatt SanswaT!sa rait sss-'t'.s ssai azs
S.,,ssii bet ocm G,si5rTr, -;
H'Ian'' "a& tnF'saa q. ss.ii 9s'r "'f'0tTa
tEzraRETs'I Ep. CO, ..,.,.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-26

fNfN ~ ~ Wv 50" go ~hfNJ
0a8 gsht uortrsffIih.."
8ortrsfflih ndnnte er ods.
Sn Der Witte Itanb Elm 6ineiii6es
llnpstbim BON Ydis, bic Iede bate er
bebutIam SuridseidIagsn uno 10 ba.
lantirtsn nun feline sristif6sn Scripta
auf einsr 6eidsibensn Gds.
r0ls Sintsrfab itsbt uuf BEN 9ds
miniims." srtlQrte er mir pi6tio. .if
made lie6er ben tIcinsn Weq, aIs bub
unisr puiIsl e. hinunteripirIt."
rVuFsl2"
Sa IisB msins 9Iide iudeno iibsr
Den 2eppi6 glsittn.
n4h. 0u msinit luobI. id babe bier
Sdbsr su tsaufi4tieen - no, oaa
mare mob ftonsr! Rsin, 9uTel IN
unIer Gl.sites Sohterten. aomm sin.
nal gum 9ceftein!" risf er uno bof
sinsn 3ipfsI Der 9Iuidosds in BIZ
SS6e, ohr 9uT,l blisb unIi9t6dy.
n@is isio Sbr otnn auf Den Rumsr
p~trfausn?" frast. it.
rWsire Shpiegsrmuttsr beibt pau.
Iins." osriiherts sr trsuhs-s;a ruRo oc
rat H,iH. 5ran Sen Tunsn, o.n h
ni5, mag. 10 a6sstir3t."
Buffet Don V1uIins. Die S1ht
teuttst. mir iofort Elm.
~Neins 5rau psib pohl gar nitt
Dab gsfuh Do it," iaats sr hann. III
itldft sben Elm renie. !5eute Rad
bate lie furttbars 3abufdmsr;en mi
itst cine hide 91ds.
Sd bstlast. Il. in ben s~esisrsHotsr
4usoridsR.
Run, ibr Bib iouFt Og insniglisaI
ie6eni"
.4ls Wstt,r. nj. rtissnoi d
ptibt. ih tdnn oi. W,ibsr ni9t leioen
absr hieier NaIisr bon Der Soeslrpsio
Bat 1ih oa - nsa piise mad ,u Ut
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29
Miles Said 1t.

Considering the conditions that
surround me | deem declaration of
my political principles important, it
not necessary. ] desire TO conceal
nothing from the people touching my
position upon the great question that
so vitality interests the people and have
stirred the Democratic party in Con-
gress and in every section Of the
country. will not say i am Dem
ocrat.' The phrase means nothing,
and in these live times of burning
realities has grown commonplace, has
fallen into inoccuous desuetude.' !
am proud. however. to affirm, with
President Cleveland, Il am member
Of that great political organization
known as the Democratic party |
have an abiding faith in its unselfsh-
ness. its sincerity, and its partiality for
the weak and oppressed of the land.
! believe the great heart of the demo
cracy thro5s ever anon with patriotic
impulses that the stately steppings OF
that great army that has followed the
signposts and hung upon the lights es-
tablished by Jefferson and jackson
has always and at all times been in
the path of truth, reform. progress and
patriotism. Holding these tenets,
maintaining these views, / have always
considered it the highest privilege
TO bow to the DEGREES of my party,
follow its standards and support its
candidates without variableness or
shadow of turning. At the same time
no man admires more than i do u
bold, independent and fearless course
inside the party lines. Icould not, if
| tried, be the henchman of any boss,
the blind follower of any political
manipulation or scheme-worker Ale
glance to principles is what the people
have right TO demand, and by this
rule am willing to be tried. In the
nature of things the campaign must
I've conducted on these lines.--Joshua
W. Miles.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29
Order Nisi.
Horace J. Hickman

William a. Gum, ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County. In Equity. No. 1856.
September Term. 1894, TO wit :
September 26th. 1894.
ORDERED that the sale made
and reported by Clayton J. Purnell
and George w. Purnell, Trustees for
the sale of the real estate in the said
cause described be ratified and con-
firmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown ON or before the 22,
day of October next, provided copy
of this order be inserted in some news.
paper printed in Worcester County,
once i'm each of three successive weeks
before the 18th day of October in the
year Eighteen hundred and ninety
four.
The report states the amount oi
sales to be 100000.
FRANCIS HENRY PURNELI, Clerk.
True Copy, Test
FRANCIS HENRY PURSELI., Clerk.
sept. 29-3t.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29

ONE day last week the Baltimore
.News interviewed Mr.. A. Lincoln
Dryden Republican candidate for Con.
gress in this district. Mr.. Dryden
says he "leels very much encouraged
at the outlook in Somerset county"
and that several prominent Demo
Gratis of the county are working openly
for him." lie mentions as these works
Mr.. james L. Dennis and Mr.. James
L. Dennis of Princess Anne. The
Crisfeld Times says Mr.. james u,
Dennis brands the statement as lie
of the first water.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29

The people who are talking about
abolishing the custom of giving a
United States Senator to the Eastern
Shore don't know what they are talk
ing about. More than once the East
ern Shore has been called on to fur
nish the Democratic majority, or at
least the better part of it, and we be-
lieve every newspaper on the Shore
will fight against any such change. and
fight hard too. The game has already
been tried more than once. but always
fell through.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29

Order Nisi.
Thomas Gordon Adkins
VS..
II;s r,.a,l;tu,
His Creditors.

Ills Creditors.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County. No. %. Petitions. July
Term, 1894, to wit: September
18th, 1894.
ORDERED, that the sales made
and reported by George W. Purnell,
Permanent Trustee for the sale of the
real and personal estate of Thomas
Gordon Adkins be ratified and con-
firmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof he shown or or before the Sth
day of October next, provided copy
of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Worcester County
once in each of three successive weeks
before the first day of October in the
year eighteen hundred and ninety-four.
The report states the amount of sales
to he S724.05.
FRANCIS HENRY PuRNELL, Clerk.
True copy. Test:
FRANCIS HENRY PrRNELI, Clerk.
sept. l5-3t.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber, has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Worcester County.
Maryland, letters of administration on
the personal estate of
MAJOR w. TARR,
late of Worcester County. deceased.
All persons having claims against the
deceased, are hereby warned TO exhi-
bit the same, with the vouchers there
of, to the subscriber, on or before the
1lth day of March, 1895. They may
otherwise. by law he excluded from
all benefit of the said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this llth day
of September, 1894.
FRANCIS I. TAYLOR,
Administrator.
Test: THOS. ID. PURNELL,
sept. l5-3t. Register of Wills.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29
Beware of Ointments for Ca
tarrl That Contain
Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
TEN when entering it through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never he
used except ON prescriptions from reputable
physicians. as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure manufac-
turcd by +. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. o..
contains no mercury, and is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the
genuine. IL is taken internally and made
in Toledo. Ohio. by +. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free
rS-Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29

John I. Richardson, ct ux., ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County. In Equity. No. 14Ol.
September Term. 1894, to wit {:
September 9th, 1894.
ORDERED that the sales made and
reported by James 5. Price and VIII
liam Scott, Trustees for the sale of the
real estate in the above cause mention
ed, be ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 22d, day of October
next. provided copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper print
ed in Worcester County, once in each
of three successive weeks before the
18th day of October, in the year
Eighteen hundred and ninety-four.
The report states the amount of
sales to be S4S20.00.
FRANCIS HENRY PURNELI., Clerk.
True Copy, Test:
FRANCIS HENRY PURNELI., Clerk.
sept. 29-3t.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29
WHAT 1T DID!

Last Saturday night Senator George
Gray, Delaware's honored Senator
made a big speech for the Democracy
OF Delaware, in the city of Wilmington.
In the course of his remarks, Senator
Gray said:
My friends, you will find that what
this muck abused Congress has done
will be appealing to you when the
snow falls. When the snow flies in
December, you will find that it is a
little bit easier to get pair of blank
cts that il takes a little less work to
get an all-wool overcoat, and not a
shoddy one that it takes less trouble
to get comfortable clothing for your
wife and your little ones, than it did ;
and for that, the American people
have to thank the Democratic party.
They have to thank those stalwart,
brave men who, year after year, have
fought this great fight in order that
Justice might prevail in this great ma
ton and throughout the borders OF
this great land, thank them, that at
last they have won the first battle of
this great war. Others must follow it.
You are not going to lay down your
arms, for. if you do. the enemy will
soon be in upon you.
My friends, this Congress through
all the din and turmoil, the noise of
the captains and the shooting. has
come with substantial results to show
TO the American people the Govern
ment is more Democratic than it was
in the last Congress. We have done
something. though we have had a hard
fight. All that capital and money
and long entrenched privilege, all that
the protected classes could do to beat
off this consummation has been done.
Misrepresentation, vilification, false
hood, obstruction. in every form, train
ed intelligence-for money can always
buy twas there TO fight the battle OF
privilege against the masses Of the
people; and We have had hard
fight, and there has been II great con-
fusion, a great noise and much to OBJ
scure the result but the smoke of the
conflict has cleared away, and | will
tell you what We bring out of it.
Though we come out of it smoke-be-
grimed, torn and wounded, we come
out of it with the Mckinley bill re-
pealed We come out OF it with the
right people of the states to govern
their own elections restored to them
after nearly quarter of century.
[ Applause. We come out of it with
sl5, 100000 of bounty annually paid
to the Louisina sugar planters abso-
lutely repealed. $4,000, 900 annually
out Of your labor and mine, my friends,
that went to the growers of sugar in
Louisiana. We paid it. You paid it
and paid it. IL did not drop from
the skies. II came out of the
toll of the country. Well, we are no
longer tribute payers to that great
privileged class. That was something
done. That is a triumph for the peo-
pie, and it is a presage Of triumphs
yet to come in the sacred cause of the
people of this country.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29

While in Chicago. Mr.. Charles l.. kah-
Ter. prominent shoe merchant of Des
sioines. Iowa, had quite a serious time of
it. lie took such severe cold that he
could hardly talk or navigate, hut the
prompt use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy
cured him of his cold so quickly that Others
at the hotel followed his example and half
dozen persons ordered it from the nearest
iru: store. They were profuse in their
thanks TO Mr.. Kahler for telling them how
To cure bad cold so quickly. For sale by
DIR. y. l.. Benson. Snow Hill, and DIR. s. X.
Marshall, Berlin. Md.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29

CoSGREssMAN Billy Wilson is going
to be fought hard by the Republicans
down in West Virginia, but he is going
to win the battle for tariff reform just
the same, and by good round majority
too. 1t is said President Cleveland
will visit him soon, and while he will
not make any speeches, there is no
impropriety in his shaking the hands
of the Democrats of Congressman
Billy's district.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29

SENATOR Voorhees, was the first
orator of the campaign in Indiana this
Fall. He made the welkin ring with
his eloquence and convinced the
Indiana Democracy that the Demo-
cratic party had made a record even
this year to be proud OF.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29

The reputation of the "MaIt'y
House." Baltimore, for first-class accom-.
modations and low rates is fully sustain.
ed under the present management. This
fact with it's central location should rec.
ommcud Il to al travellers.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

The following discounts will be al
lowed ON taxes paid during the follow
ing months, viz:-4 per cent on State,
and . per cent on County if paid IN
September; ) per cent. on State, !
per cent on county if paid in October;
provided that both State and County
taxes are paid at the same time. Other
wise no discount will he allowed.
Will be at office generally at all times,
but sure every Saturday. Edgar Fon-
taine, Collector.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29

THE Baltimore Heraifs baseball
gossip is read here every day with con-
siderable interest. The Herald is a
rattling good paper anyway and de-
serves the big circulation it is getting
in the counties as well as in the city.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29
A. p. BARNES. Attorncy-at-Law.

BY VIRTUE of a power contain
ed in mortgage deed, executed by
Eben Cathell and Charlotte Cathell.
his wife, in favor of Zadok Powell.
guardian, and bearing date the 3rl,
day of February. in the year 1893.
and recorded among the land records
of Worcester County in Liher +. ii.
p. No. 3, folios 424 and 425, |, the
undersigned assignee of said mortgage
deed, will sell at public auction. to
the highest bidder. in front Of the
Court House door, in Snow Hill, Md,
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29

L. ). SENATOR David Ii. Hill was
unanimously nominated for Governor
of New York on Wednesday. Demo-
Gratis are jubilant and declare David
will again be elected Governor of New
York.