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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13

A friend avised mo to try Eiy's Cream
Balm and after usipg it six weeks
believe myself cured of catarfh. 1t
a most valuable remedy Jasep!, Stew
art, 62G Grard Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y
My son was afflicted with catarrh,
induced him to try Ely's Cream Balm
and the agreeable catarrhal smeil al
left him. He appears as we'll AS anyone
j. G. Olnstead. Arcola, Ill.
Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13
A New French DieIectric.

The name Of dieleotrine is given to 4
new French dielectrje possessing, it
seems, some remark able properties. 1t
consists of a mixture of parratine and
sulphur, being much preferable to either
of these substances alone, possessing
greater hardness and less fusihility than
the first, aud not SO brit lie and hygro-
metric as the second. " means Of a
special arrangement the product may
be moulded. l. is obtained in a very
homogeneous and hard form, easily
worked in lathe or by {! file, and SO
various forms can be given to 1t, among
those enumerated being ripgs, supports
bobbins, and an electrorphorus in which
the aluminium disc, carried by a dieleC-
trine axis, rests upon an insulating stand
OF dielectrine; with this electrcrpho OF US
sparks 0.02 in length are obtained, and
it remains charged for 9 long time, operat
ing even in a moist atmosphere. Some
electroscopes are also mentioned, in
which the support of the rod to which
the strips of gold leaf are attached is a
disc of d ielectrine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13
/ Il Il
l!0 Investors


New and NllulhI, EIkton
real estate for sale nr exchange
for farms. rs investments
they are giIt-rdge now pay
ing 7 and 10 pr cent
a nuuber Of choice Cecil
county farms tor sale: at eX-
ceedingly low Prices-and on
easy terms.
We are in daily commune
cation with cash purchasers;
for Cecil county farms.
200 acres OF land on the Elk
river-Chesapeake City side ;
within four miles OF Elkton,
wanted immediately
Owners of salable farms or
real estate are solicited to
correspond with US.
An illustrated catalogue will
be issued shortly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13

CHARMING won't cure Dys-
y papsa. Iou need nourish-
raent, and TO get it you must make the
stomach and bowels digest your food ,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13
The Discovery Saved Ills life.

Thu TIStUFCIJ SttFNU zf1S 1fiS'
Mr.. G. Cail!ouette, Druggist, Beavers
vile, says: To DR.. Kings New Dis
covery owe my life. Was taken with
Ia grippe aud tried all the ph5sioi.th iol
miles about, but OF no avail, aud was
given up and told l could not live. Hav
ing DIR. Kings New Discovery in my
store | sent for y bottle and began its
use, aud from the first dose began to get
better, and after using three bottles was
up and about again. Il is worth its
weight in gold. We woa't keep store OF
house without it." Get free trial at
Frazer's Dug Store, Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13
Mrs. Litzenberg

studies the styles and
buys all the new novel
ties for her customers.
Millinery is a speciality.
Good trimming, copy
ing, and French work.
Nobby feathers to trim
the latest style OF Hats.
Belt Buckles, Hair Pins
Jewelry. Dress Trim
mings. Every kind of
Glove-Kid, Silk and
Cashmere. Hosiery
and Underwear.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13

The Shoe and Leather Reporter says;
The diminished use of boots is a matter
of concern to the producers of heavy
leather and heavy calfskins. Twenty
years ago the calf boo Industry was q
leading one in New Euglard. Whole
towns were studded with factories which
produced calf boots exclusively. For q
decade the sale has heen gradually falling
off, aud today it is of hardly any impor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13

That was finished sermon, remarked
lady as shB came ont Of church ye5ter-
day. Yes, but | was afraid it neval
would be, said her husband.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13

That fellow evidently III sn't paid his
board, remarked Crusty as be saw the
chicken
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13

That tenor can reach the high nottf,
an admirer. You bet, said
IE1oher.sths hundred dollar notes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13

Here, waiter, said Wigwag, as be
pulled hair out Of his turtle soup, the
old fable goes that the hare won the race
but this seems to be a dead heaT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13
Theology isn't religion, any more than
a fashion plate is suit OF clothes, re
marked the Manayunk philosopher.


The best salye in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chiIblains,
corns, and ali skin eruptIons, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or morey refunded. Price % cents por
bog. For sale by r. b. Frazer.
, 1894-01-25
Rletne Udbrtbten.

- 8eil Ser g8irtb Charles W1aBman,
go. 223 Midbi9an StraBe, ietnem etgenen
@eitdnontB 3ufolge 9ebro6t bate, baB ct
baS 6aupt bcS S6iloern1aIerS gilbert
Splinter in einen blutiQen 8rei permane
beln pOIe, iteute i'm &tbter &eriten beute
unter $4,000 8irgibaft.
= Dem Gernepmen nab bat Ser be-
fannie Sbeoterunterne6mer Daniel Srobz
man aus Stem OOrf ben Bocbtfontraft fir
bas S9tuerzG beater fir cine bebeutenbe
Sammc an ii9 9ebratbt. 9err 6rObman
bate iib ibon LANCE nit Der SS6ee getragel1,
in elmer tpeitIi6en StaOt Elm eigeneS Gbeas
ter gu bcitben un6 NiemanO ptr6 es tbnt
Deritbcln, baB ct Gbicago BEN @orsug gez
geben bat. Seine 2pceume @eieui6 mirb
BEN gr0Bten She'll bes SabreS in @btcago
ipielen unb ba ct arBer0em nodh anbere
@eleni6aften fontroutrt, 10 miro CT es pobl
nibt an @%btpebSlung febIen laiien.
, 1894-01-25
2IQrRf6ert6f.

GDtcago, 70. San.
5Otgenbe gretie pnrOen BEL gr0Beren
gartien er3ielt:
Butter, bette GreomerDzQBaar 24(0
243c, CUTE 23@233c, mittelm6Bige 21@
223c. 9airD, bette, 22(023c, mittel9ute
nno CUTE 18@21c, frtl9er Padin8 Stof
l3(014c.
8uttertne, Gaitlote GairD, lac,
empire 153, bette Creamery 18@193c,
Suinoiier II; in v9toas" OOer fIeinen @es
binben &c mebr.
9aie, bette n6uu Greom G6e66ars",
113@12c, rStptnS" 12@123c, rgoung
9tmcrifa" 12(@13c, nabgemacbter Sbtpeiz
ger 123@14c, O9rtf~ 123@13c, Sim
burger 12(013c.
8Obmen, 8etc ng}oOies" $1.45@
1.50, mittelgute $1.40(01,45, nit Der Mtaz
i6ine gereinigte 81. 3001.35.
@ter, 9an3 frti6e, 13@-c 6aS 0Bo.
W~DtSfeD, $1.15.
@efIitgel, gelcblacbteteS, SurfcD $40
&c; 6ibner-0ennen $1,000, olte unO
junge @ c; Gltten 8@9c fir IebenOige;
@dnle Sc; Spring Gbifcns" 100
baS Bfuno.
Obft, aeb0rrtes: 9tepFel, fiinftlic6 gez
trodnete, 73@1Oc. 6os 8funb, an Ser
Come acb0rrte n0roIicbe 5@63c., 8ftritbe
5(06c., 8rombeeren 6@77c., 6imbeeren 23
@243 @alifornti6eS 2lprtfoien 140l6c,
nicbtgelbdIte 8firli6e SOLE, 9eibGlte
22@24c; 8flaumen 9@13; &oiincn +:
r2onbon 0aDers" $1.65(02.OO baS &tit>
6en, uMusfateler" $1.O0@1.35 Iole
4(06c.
Obf, friides: 9(epfeG 50. 25@2.5O un6
$300@3.25, ie mach Der Site, 8ananen
81. OO(@1.25, Gitronen $4.O0(04.25.
&artoffeln = 8urbants 54@55c
6ebrons 52(053c; Stole 52@53c; burbs
chamber 50053c Der 8uibel. Serieps
Stpeetz8 otatos 90 bas SAP, Silt
nolier $2.50@3.O0.
, 1894-01-25
6wet9-Officen
NbenOblatt ber Sa, Stats 3eitung.
Office So. 635.

Sfttce>S elepbDn SEQ. $780,
Our gequemlt1feit unIerer ou3eigeuoeu &unbeu boben
totr nit ben utten geitanntelt 9erren ell Mbtommen os
troffen, monaD bel oenIelbct Nu5eiget angenommen
peroen 81 %oenietbei QretIen, oS tpenn oieielben oireftin
Der expedition Der SlltnoIS 9to0tSScltutQ %obgegeber
tperhen. Mn3etgen IOlute Announcements tDnneu OIL bieleH
oeri9ie0enen YldBen bis IL 1br Wttttaes a~b9egeben
tpeIben.
yiorOIeite.
6. Wieiner & 9enOoa, Apptbeter, Gde Genter.Str. unb
9tortb Barf Mpe.
g. +. 8ofeler, Qpptbeter. AS Nortb Qoe, @de @eus.
uuo 557 Seoglpid=Str, @de W}enpmDuee.
&uDolpD GtDOoe, Apotbeter, 5N IT, @larfs5tr. @Ga
@Detbe=Str.
q. 3. %SFieti6er, 296 81. G3arfet.str.. Gde Sat.str.
8iibofS YbormacD, 420 &iucDln Nps.
9enrp Sdouer, Apotbefer "a SiucoIu &oe. Gfe 2ar.
rabee=Str.
mm. :. RIen5e, beutI6er @pptbeter, 1901 Belmont ape.
Sulius 9R. 3inbt. beutIder Mpptbeter, Gte @lpbouru
Mpe. uno &arrobee=G5tr.
Ct. $. 9aufc, benti0er @potbefer, so Ot Chicago Qpe.
Sttos YbarmnCp, @de @lnbourn Npe. un1 &arrabees
Ctr, oeutiCbe Mpotbete.
6. S, YfoHnit1eL @potbeter, Rufbsstry SIDE 8eCeoue
8. u. WsiDs apOtbefer, mrisDtpOOO WOe. SIDE @bst.
WIfreO 8. 8Os, @pOtBeter, s67 SHEFFIELD aOe, nobs @el.
6. S. Wi9Fer, QpOtbefsr, 14s FULLERTON gpe. mabsgerrs.
ctr.
Gobert @o9eIfans, a%potbefer, 254 9opton.str. Gis
@Ion=Str.
@bos. 6; TelOtaHp, apOtbefer. 1927 81. @Iarf- Ctr. Gfe
SEreoerid.
8a ring s eon. @pOtbefe. earrabss-str. Gde gIad.
bamf.Str.
6. s, @IaB, apptDefer. 1877 g. Solfteb.9tr.
Gugen Meber; AS 81: @Iarts9tr,, @de 9tptTOn,
u. Wtarteus, Npptbefer, III Gentre.6tr.
9eder Sros., Apothefer. ll52 2tncDIu Ioe. Gde
SGoDl.Str
SeurD s. Bate, Qputbeter, 1913 81. @Iart.Str.
albert Sor9es, @otpbeter, 1912 8 ncplu Npe.. Gde Bel,
mont Npe.
u. @l, @eis, a%pOtpster. 81 0ft gaOrta gus. eds Slsps.
Lamb Ioe
, 1894-01-25
Uiht fbuIoto.

Die @el9wOrcnen, Sic iiber Sen bes
WeoroangriffS angeflagten SoDn Miner 81
@eri9te iaBen, reibten 9eitern Nben6 nm
8 llbr etnen peritegclten Wabriprucb elm.
!6eute Sormttta9 tpurbe 6aS 0ofument in
9tt9ter Trecman'S @ericbt erbro6en. Ser
Wa6ripru9 Der @ci6morenen lautet ouf
vgtt9t i3ulbi9!" Wtiner iboB i'm lebten
Mai BEL elmer Briigelet in elmer @trtbidbaft
an Der So, Str. un6 @entmortb Qoe. ouf
9apio SOB unb berleBte beniel6en am re9z
ten Auge 10 l6tper, OaB Der Gerlebte auf
Dteicm @uge erbItn6ete.
, 1894-01-25
Stdott1hes,
Gin eleftrtfder SbIdo.

Der 6iilfse Superintendent Der Gbica9o,
W}tllpaufee & ct. 8aulz8a6u, Wt. s..
@Niot aus Wilpoufee, liegt i'm 8ennettz
6clpital tnfolge cineS elcftriicben S6la8es
un0 zines 9efGbrlt6en Stur5es, in be-
oenfli9em 3uitonoe 0arnieoer,
ST ipar auf etncn SignaItburm 9ez
ittegen, UNI einem borbetfommen6en
3uge Elm Signal SIT 9eben. NIs er ben
su bieicm 3pede an benz Gburm befinb@
ltben Giien9rtff erfaBte, crbielt er etnen 10
bettigen eleftrii9en S6lag, baB er Die 8ez
l%tnnun9 perlor unO aus elmer 90be bon 20
SUP CUR @rbe ~itiratc, nobel er ii6 Ser
IeBan8en am &opfe unb an Der S9uIter
iu3OA.
, 1894-01-25

tn Carlsbad nm fritb O2orgens aufsufeber.
SeOer 11lrnr1t ba8 8afier Seitltf morgens.
gta11 fam es aud bier 10 nebnen oblte raf
carlsbad 81 9eben. SaS natiirli9e @arls-
eaOer gSnier, iomte ba8 &arf8baoer Spr1tz
oe<Sal3 ut bier IN allen 4potbefen GIT babert,
nm man fam Die &lIr i'll Saule baben. SIS
iptr0 b9uptld9lt6 gebraudt bel Sartteibigz
telt, Uta9enletben, llnterletbsbe i9tperoeit,
Sebers ulo giterenfrantbeiten, @out, 8beus
matl8rru8, II. (. 10.
Ntan bite it4 Dor Na9abmungen. 9as
dAte Sarlsbaoer Sal5 unb @aIier bat Die
Intcrifrtft bon DGi8uer & Meltoeliou Co.,,
Guetnt9e 1gente1. Snportdre, Stem @ort,
auf benz Salie enter ieOen Slaide.
, 1894-01-25

= 9aS S6IoB 6es &0nigs bon 8c(9icn
31 2aefen, baS Dor BRET Sa6rcn bis auf Sen
@runo nieberbrannte, lit jebt DoIitdnOig
tpteoer auf9ebaut unb niro I'M 9aufe oieler
NSobe bon Der f0ni9licben SantiLie be3ogen
tperOen. Scr @ieberaufbau erfolgte in
Der !6auptia9e nacb ben 8lGnen be5 alten
SblD1leS, nlr mur6e anltott ser 6ol3>
fonitructtonen, bic banals bas roIenoe
l1miicb3reifen ser Slan1men in 10 bo6em
0raoe beglnittqt Dattet, iebt iiberaQ Stetn
uno @ticn sur 8~ernen0un9 gebracbt. 9as
SbLDB beltc3t aus etnem bon elmer mdcb>
ttgen &uppel iberr6gten Mtttelbau, aus
benz ltnfS unb rechts Gin Seitenfli9el borz
iprtngt. Ser gauge 8at macbt ben Sim
oruG Dorne6mer @i1facbDeit un6 aucb in
Ser inncren @tnribtun9 madbt fta MIR
9enbs itbcrtriebene 8racbt in aufbringz
licber @ciic bemerf6ar. SGmmtlidbe 8erfe
Ser 8ilobaucrci uno Mfalcrei, bic baS tptez
berbergeitellte S6lOB i9miifen, iino aus
ben 6dlOen Der erlten beIgii6en &iinitler
bcroor9e9ongen.
= Sn 8aicI ereignete ii6 Elm 1ln9liiGSz
fau, Der ipetteren &retien CUR @arnung
Dtenen farm. @tner Der T~6ieripGrter be5
b~orti9cn 3oolosticben 0artenS betrat, troBz
Sem ct icbon mebrmals auf bic @efabr aufz
merriam 8ema9t iporOen mar, BEN @arten7
abiobnttt zines in Der 8runitSeit iebr aufe
gere8ten g8apttipiri6e5, etneS 9eipaItigen
&bicreS, uno muroe bon btelem fOrmltcb
arfgeipicBt, @tne .3inte pes getpalttgen
@epeibcs 5erbrac6 ben S9d6eL unb eine
anoere ourcbbobrte Sen l1nterteib bes armen
Mannes, Set, ms Spital gebrabt, nacb "a
StunOen ieinen firbterIi9en @erIeBun9en
, 1894-01-25
SpOeS=@MsciGe.

Srennben uuo 8etannteu Die traurtQe gabrid1t, baB
ntein ~oelie6ter 9atte uuo infer lie6er Safer Sobt
Sar9pbr im Qlter BON Sc Sabreu uno 3 Nton. ieGig
inn 3errn enti4Iaien 1T. 9ie 8eeroiguug finoet itott
9m Sonntag I'M l21a NfittGgS pom SrouerbauIe, l45
@ouolport Aoe., nab Molobeim. Sie trauernoen 6iu=
terbitebeueu 6. 81. &a'9obr, @tttlpe.
Scnile &augpbr,
Barbara SOFT, -yx
G0tie CART. &"~"E
emma 0&ic9tnattlt,
Subr &nngobr, Spbu.
Sbas. Scott, @
SSte0. Sarf, LSgtplt9el-
25io3t S5crmanu @%icemauu, loDne.
, 1894-01-25
Observation-Disclosures.
Die foIgenben Observation-Disclosures muir
Np1 n,SneT4ont.

Die foIgen0en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MUIR
BEN auSgeiteIt:
SocOb Snober, 2it0fi9e Bobnung, 8arz
wcu uno Centre Qlpe,, $4,000; Ni6olas
SEED, 3it0dige @obnung. 1904 Sc. Str,
$4,000; Sobn Mc&ni0bt, 2it0fige 8obz
hung, 1747 Carroll Qtoe., $4,000; 6. 9.
Mc2ennon, 2it0di9er Store un6 0oDnun9,
2115 San 8uren Str, $500; MrS. 6.
SeQep, 2it0di9e @obnung, 883 ct. 9outS
Nne., $4,000; San1es @ontep, 6it0figes
9a9er6aus, 81 gIpmout6 9lace, SIS, 900
s. s., &ector, 13it0di9e @obnung, 1926
6arDaro Str, $500; Mrs. MarD 81.
Notb, 3ltOftge Wobnun8, 1449 SadiOn
$4,000; 81. S. &o9, 5tpet 2it0dtge
8obnnngen, 9O4/ @aLnut Str., $4,000.
, 1894-01-25
pOeS=Wn5ei9e.

Qaen 5reInben uub 8etonuten Die tranrtQe gsafrtbt.
6oB uniere Itebe Satin, Mutter uno Go3ter Wina
Nntbberser, geo. Bobrin3er, ot Wtittpodb, ben "a.
Sonnar 1894. 9tudm t:a9s nm ~ ubr. nab lanoem
i9nerem &eiGet i'm Alter BON 35 Sohreu un6 II Wto-
natter ionft e%Htltblofen III; pie geerbi9ung finOet sOnn=
tag. TEN 28. Sanuar. 9tad mittags nm 2 ltbr, BON Der
90ae oes 9urnoeretus Molbiu9tou, 2106 g. @Iart ctr,
mad Hoiebil ftntt.
War Natbber9er, @otte; Mor uub Samrtel,
SDbue; Srene, So6ter; @ltiabetb Bah.
ringer, SHUTTER; 9Srteori9 8abriueer,
in25, 1928 8ruber.
, 1894-01-25
Timansieles.

G IN D 6h% g IbsMo ia a an nertoufen.
y QBtr tDnuen p%orlidttg ~geiuQblte Wtortgages IieferH,
9efI9ert ourtD central ~gelegenes mtetbebriugenbeS SruHo=
et9entbum III Chicago, in paheu0en Summeu, nit gas
r%anttrten 8eiiBttteln. Senbet nab &ife. s. 9. StOue
& 60, 2O6 ga Salle Ctr. 30o3blm
9hpie, Quiulou & Co., MOrtga9e 8anfers, 72 9eors
" bornitraBe, oerIeiben 9elb auf @htCagoer Sruuo=
elgentbum gu ben n%ieortgIten Preiien iopie aud ouf 9e=
bdloe. 6oe1 lSt
, 1894-01-25
abennblatt DER autnnta staats- aettnra, gotnerHaa, e5. eaatuar 1894.

i3 nit Dir aOmOOien ouffii9ren wOatel
@ute Jtabt!"
NabOem ct fOrtse9an9en, i9ob @Oa Ben
Jttegcl Dor. 0aS pDlte tie fOrtan oI@
abcnblt6 tbun ni6t me6r ioIben lleber7
fallen itcb ausieBen....
GprtIeBuuQ fpl9t.)
, 1894-01-25
0rnnOeigentbum

I'm Guer Gtgentbnm raid au p~erfoufen ober gu pertal=
~ l9en 9ebt 81 Singer Bros, Simmer "a
2OtplS 1874 Dearborn Ctr.
0n perfauteH: SoI1e, Die iiD OIL Der @riubung
~ elmer beutlfen Nnliebeluug i'll SiibcolifornieH 81 be-
tDetllgeI 1no lD Die Der @olouie g%elpGbrtena uBerorbeut=
LID 9%ilniti9en 9eoinguugen 5u3upenoeu miiuider, m69eu
to9slber lm &oteiiDe gull0ing (S.=Q8. =Gde Der Abnrns=
ul0 @ldrf1troBe) 3lmmer 9to. Al Opripredeu, p0er iib
brteft9 an Die 8aloD NtOuntaiu 9onb & Water So. 6a-
lelbt meuoen. og206Gm
Ou perfa II feu - penspo Dob. 81" Id6ults
~ @cte III oteler biblden rno b%litbenben 8orItoot.
p%laitert. Sage: Glib unO Offront. Wegen grsts mo
lpetterer @uStunft tpeuoe man ii9 miiu6Iid poer idrifts
lIp an % NJ. 8. See. 112-114 9earborn Ctr
gppce Sutloing. 20nibap
, 1894-01-25
Sp0cSsWtt3ctac.

sFreunben unb 8etouuten Die traurtQe Na6rtdt. bag
metn ~Qeltebter 9otte ~ mn. S~d)irfoiusfD nab I6perem
uno lan9em &elnen I'M Qlter Don 81 S0bren am %. Sa=
mar 1894 ianft int Serru eHtidlafen lift. 9ie 9eeroi=
9un9 ftnbet ltatt am 26. Samuor, ytatmittags l ltbr,
I'm title Gbeilnabme bittet be betril6te Wittme
25ln2t Wfarte SdtrfciusfD, nebit &inoeru.
, 1894-01-25
Gil nerleihen.

R%=@eb 81 Oer1eiben ouf bebautes @bico9D=SrunOet9en=
y tbumt. 9orleDen t6unen aud or benz Sdltgtetts=
Scrrttn 9etiIgt lperben. @roBe 9arleben cine @peciaHs
tat uuo 9arlebeu 5um 8aueu. 8. .. StpHe q = o.,
2O6 &alaae Str. 2llWt
, 1894-01-25
SerIamgt: Trauen un0 MGOden.
&erlanat: Skinner NM Iranen.


WerIon9t: Gtnige @genter CUR Gtnfibrnn9 bon
~ aluminium &obgeI6irr in Qripatfamilien; 9au1en
~beporjugt. Simmer 53-34, 49, &uiaae Cir.
25j2t
, 1894-01-25
G1OSeite.

snttI Sbiele. gsa6iOIser bon 9enrp gtrOth 212 Gr9sr
Otto GOison. apotbeter, 216s grtbsr gu... ede p. @tr.
s. Silt. Apotbefer. 2727 State=Gtr, gde q. Str.
q y. Bitter, Apotbeter, 4341 9. SaI1teo.StE.
DO @ertmeiitsr, ~stputbeter, S45S Stute.5tr. ede So
S. EOrOrt6, GpOtbetsr. 81. Ctr. unb monocs.str.
Nenoel & SOrsIen 25O5 arher aUe. SIDE G. 9uIiteO.
ebsrts gbarmacp, Gfe etate. anS gort.etr.
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The Washington times., 1894-11-11

will conceds that not every member of the
House of Commons is paragon of wisdom.
1t is hardly to be supposed that an organ
that goes about "caput in nubibus' can per-
ceive the changes that transpire in its imme-
diate vicinity. If such were possible the Post
must have observed that the equality of all
citizens" is asserting itself quite emphatically
in the British isles just at the present time and
that it never ceases to demand new conces-
sions. Its logical application involves capac-
ity and engenders experience. By its logical
application what IS capable and intelligent is
brought out from the ranks of the people who
have the greatest interest in the perpetuation
and perfection of government by and for the
people.
Nothing but ''the logical application of the
American theory of the equality of ali citi-
zens" has made this nation what it is-the
pride OF all men who cherish the principle of
equality before the law and in all the rights OF
citizenship, and who regard the greatest lib
erty of the individual consistent with the
greatest good of the whole as the ideal con-
dition of free men.
The Washington times., 1894-11-11
DUG OUT OF THE DEBRIS.

Every misfortune. it is said, has its COM
pensating incidents. None so great but it
might have been greater. Thus, however
much the Democratic minority in the Fifty
fourth Congress may mourn, it will have one
sweet consolation-and its name is David A.
DeArmond
Even so it is. From the wreck of matter
and the crash Of worlds David A. DeArmond
returns to us with a net plurality of ffty-four
votes. Note the coincidence of Fifty-fourth
Congress and Afty-four votes. 1t would be
folly to say that this is a mere play of chance.
We must take It rather as the dispensation OF
an inscrutable apd Christening Providence.
It is Just possible-we will not say prob
able, just possibIe-that the next House of
Representatives might have worried along
without David A. Nor is it altogether unlikely
that the people of the District of Columbia,
for whose welfare the aforesaid David A. has
ever shown a paternal solicitude might have
borne his absence without lying awake o.
nights aud shedding many briny tears. But
it is better as it is.
Col. David A. returns to US in all
the pride and glory Of a ffty-four
votes plurality. With wonted chauffeur"
he viii call a page and send up to the
clerks desk, to be read, a bill TO make the
District Of Columbia pay the expenses of the
national government, or something or other
equally sonorous and sensible. And he will
listen with uDfeigned delight to the words, as
they fail from the Speakers lips: Referred
to the Committee on Disposition of Useless
Papers"
By all means let US rejoice that Col. David
A. viii not be absent in the Fifty-fourth Con-
gress with his fifty-four plurality. Let Us
contemplate his gyrations and combustions
with kindly forbearance. for they may give
him satisfaction and will do US no harm.
So, hail Col David A.! Several times, hail!
The Washington times., 1894-11-11
A VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS.

There is in England & class of newspapers
that draw nom every political event in the
United States lesson Of woe. The London
Post is one Of these. The result Of the recent
elections has furnished it with the motif for a
dismal howl calculated in this wise:
1.-The American system has gradually sue
ceeded in eliminating from public life men Of
intellectual capacity and experience. 1t is
hard to say what other results could be ex-
pected from a logical application Of the
American theory of the equality Of all citi-
zens."
For unadulrerated, unmitigated rot the
foregoing surpasses anything that any
British newspaper, even the Post itself, has
heretofore perpetrated. Perhaps the Post
meant TO convey delicate compliment TO the
Democratic party by insinuating that it alone
contained linen of intellectual capacity and
experience" But, If so, the Post has teen
about as graceful in its attempt as an ele-
phant trying to execute a skirt dance; for il
comedies neither capacity nor experience to
those Democrats who will constitute the op-
position in the next House Of Representa-
tives.
The logical application Of the American. or
any other theory OF the equality of all citi-
zens produces exactly like results under any
form OF representative government. 1t hap
pens, as a matter Of course, that by reason OF
some local disturbances men of experience
and capacity are sometimes relegated to the
rear. That has occurred time and time again,
both here and in Great Britain, and is liable
20 be rePeated We presume eTen the Post