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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12

The farce of the U. S. Supreme
Court never appeared so forcibly in
its ludicrous and damnable features
combined as in the decision ON the
Income tax. One of the judges
named Shiras changed his opinion
in less than month from for to
against the tax, and this change of
the opinion of one man-possibly
a very poor lawyer-overthrew a
law that after the most serious
consideration and debate was en-
acted by congress, and that at least
seven tenths of the people are in
favor of. Could anything ever be
more farcicle? Away with this
creature of Plutocracy! the Supreme
Court. If this is to remain a land
of the free and not the home of the
slave, such despotic institution
must be cast out.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12
just What's Needed

Exclaim thousands of people who have
taken Hoods Sarsaparilla at this season
of the year, and who have noted the Sic
cess of the medicine in giving them relief
from that tired feeling, waning appetite
and state of extreme exhaustion after the
close confinement of long winter season,
the busy time attendant upon large and
pressing business during the spring
months and with vacation time yet some
weeks distant 1t is then that the build
ing-up powers of Hoods Sarsaparilla are
fully appreciated. 1t seems perfectly
adapted to overcome that prostration
caused by change of season, climate or
life, and while it tones and sustains the
system, it purifes and vitalizes the blood.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12

OF all the audacious liars EN-
ployed by the goldites Edward
Atkinson takes the cake. His very
latest is that gold has fallen in
value in the last few years as
measured in price of commodities.
1t requires a greater quantity of
commodities to buy gold than ever
before in that period. And thing
that costs more this stalwart falsi-
fer of statistics has the gall to assert
has fallen in value. Mr.. Atkinson
winds up his article with the follow
ing prophetic declaration: 81
think there will be some fall in
gold and a slight rise in silver"
That will certainly take place when
the United States MINIS are opened
to free coinage, and they are going
to be.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12
The Want of r1Oney

Is affecting every line of business
in this country from the day labor
er up to the big railroad companies.
An extra effort is now being made
by the big concerns to revive bus
mess but it will not succeed beyond
a spaSmodic effort. AS far as it is
revived it must be done mainly on
bank credit, which is a sandy
foundation. Cash, cash is what is
needed, not credit.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12

What the people have been
voting for they are getting and will
continue to get as long as they vote
for either or both the old parties.
The old party leaders are preparing
to put them through the old PAGES
in this county and some of the
faithful party slaves seem as well
pleased as if there was a pic mic
preparing for them. They are only
going to vote a few of their cunning
managers into office to consume the
taxes and nothing more.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12
The Latest Doodle Scheme.

The daily papers are, within the last
fortnight or three weeks, publishing
specials" from numerous large corpora
tons, mostly manufacturing establish
ments, of voluntary advances of 10 per
cent i'll wages of their employees. There
is no true reason assigned for this sudden
streak of philanthropy on the part of
those who have been generally admitted
to be hard taskmasters who "don't do
business for fun" There does not appear
to be any threats of strikes or demands
by the employees for higher wages. All
are too anxious to get job and there are
two to half a dozen men for every Job.
The rise in prices does not warrant this
sudden advance in wages, and if it did, it
is not the custom of these corporations to
advance wages when they can secure
several times as many hands as they can
employ at the old rates of wages, since
the courts have interfered to prevent labor
unions from interfering with the men
who want to work for the wages the
strikers refuse A solution of the sudden
streak of philanthrophy on the part of
these big concerns must be sought some
where else, and it may be found in the
threatening political conditions which
confront them. If the 1aborers refuse to
vote the old party tickets, the power of
monopoly becomes at once seriously ell
dangered, and to forestal such a probable
contingency the Doodle which was for
merly distributed through the hands of
bosses and heelers among the politicians,
is to be given in advance to the employees
OF the big concerns who are all, or nearly
all, labor unionists. If these unions can
be held by this new method of contribut-
ing the election Doodle, it will be de-
cided improvement on the old plan, and
most satisfactory to the men who are to
be caught by the new process, which is
not unlike the old nursery method taught
the children of catching birds by sprink-
ling salt on their tails. The difference in
results the promoters of the new method
hope will be that the wingless biped,
possessing much less sagacity and mother
wit than the bird, is reasonably certain to
be caught
Every indication points to the fear of
results at next falls election, as the cause
of this unsolicited magnanimous increase
in wages, and the monopoly press can
be depended upon to magnify and spread
the news as heralding the return of "pros-
perity" and good times
1t may be safely set down that these
wage raisers are a class of gift bearing
Greeks. The same papers that publish
with flourish this advance in wages
report, state that there has been fall of
6 per cent on level of prices within
year. If the price of goods is lower than
when the wages were reduced, why were
they reduced if profits will admit higher
wages now? We believe we have given
the true answer above.
Monopoly and plutocracy are cunning
and scent danger, as Jobs war horses
scented the battle afar. Unlike the horse
they don't neigh and make a noise, but
like the weazel slip along quietly, cut
their victims throat and suck his blood.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12
Whiskey Prescriptions.
JUNE nth, 1895.

JUNE Illu, Toys.
Mr.. EDITOR The question is being
asked since our present anti-license law
went into effect whether the people ofthis
district intend to enforce this law, or not.
That portion of the law i'll reference to
physicians prescriptions now, as i'll the
past, seems to have become dead letter,
simply because our temperance people
don't see to having it enforced, and the
doctor is allowed to issue prescription to
any hummer who may come to him with
the story that his wife is sick and needs
wkiskey Now the doctor will find upon
reading the law over that he is subiecting
himselfto heavy fine and imprisonment,
if not paid, for he must know-not from
hearsay-that the person for whom it is
required is actually sick and that such
liquor is absolutely required as medicine
The abuse to which this prescription bus
mess is carried has apparently aroused
the friends of law and order to take some
action to have the law enforced. not only
in regard to illegally issued prescriptions,
but against such as those who, under the
influence of whiskey, disturbed the peace
with their profanity and disorde,ly con-
duct on Sunday last in Rising Sun, which
is said to have been obtained through
prescriptions. Let us have the law en-
forced even if somebody gets hurt
LAW AND ORDER.
Law and Orders" complaint directs
attention to weak place i'll all prohib-
itory laws, which is the prescription clause
that gives doctors so much loose rein,
and the druggist has the temptation placed
before him to make large profit by the
sale of often very poor quality Of
whiskey. Law and order leagues can
have prohibitory laws reasonably we'll
respected by making an earnest effort
If doctors and druggists know they are in
earnest and mean business they will most
ly abstain from violating the law 1t is
very seldom they do it from ignorance,
but wilfully. To their credit, since the
present law went into effect, some of our
doctors have made it an invariable rule to
say "no" to all applicants for spirits
fermenti prescriptions.
The State dispensarv plan is the true
plan and the only method by which the
rum traffic can be abolished When the
confirmed drunkards had died off under
the dispensary system there would be but
few to take their places among the
younger generation. The dispensary
would abolish the saloon and its cousin
germane, the whiskey drug store. Ed
JOURNAL.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12
A Moses.

A very common expression in
these days of reform connection we
often hear is a wish that some
"Moses" would appear to lead the
people. The time has gone by
when a Moses in human form shall
arise tie lead the people. A Moses
was necessary when slaves needed a
leader and guide to direct their
steps. The only Moses which is
endowed with wisdom and power
t. lead the people of this era is
their own enlightened thought. 1t
is looking in vain for any other
leader.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12

Personal property tax doesn't
hurt the millionaires much. Russell
Sage one of the largest of them pays
1920. The single-taxers think
single-tax would catch 'em. But
it wouldn't. They would drop
rent for interest. The worker
always must have money after he
gets land, and the interest lance
would bleed him just as freely as
the rent instrument.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12

w. H Nelson, who is in the drug
business at Kingville, Me-, has so much
confidence in chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy that he
warrants every bottle and offers to refund
the money to any customer who is not
satisfied after using it Mr.. Nelson takes
no risk in doing this because the Remedy
is a certain cure for the diseases for which
it is intended and he knows it. 1t is for
sale by L, 7. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12
flowing Toward the Jumping off Place.

Debs in Jail without a trial by
his peers, the income tax declared
unconstitutional, the inheritance
tax declared unconstitutional in
Ohio and Illinois; unless the heads
of the masses are thicker than a
safe door, they will discover where
they are "atn soon. The road that
leads back to slavery lies through
the Two old shylock parties called
Republican and Democrat. Not
chatel slavery, but poverty, de-
pendent slavery which binds and
kills by degradation and want.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12

The ''silver craze is dying out"-
in the gold bug papers which have
received fresh orders from Wall
Street accompanied by check for
s.; and that's what's the matter
with silver. These papers would
tell the people "the moon is made
Of green cheese" if they got orders
from the Rothschild "ring" to do
so
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12
Friday. July IL, 1895.

Many poor devils who can't
rub clothes with the monied aristoc
racy don't like to read the truths
put forth by the reform press,
although in defense of their own
rights.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12
Read from the treasured volume
The poem of thy choice,

And lend to the rhyme of poetry
The beauty of thy voice.
Which you cannot do if you
suffer with a cough or cold. Rid
yourself of the discomfort by buy
ing a bottle of PanTina, the best
remedy for hoarseness and influenza.
Pan-Tina costs % cents at E. II.
drug store.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12


tain and offered Him all of the kingdoms of tn,
earth if He would fall down and worship him
so WILLIAM ST., New YORK,
July 9th, 1895.
EDITOR MIDLAND JOURNAL,
Rising Sun, Md.
DEAR SIR Enclosed herewith
is sample of our six-column
Southern edition, Broadsides
Should you desire to use them as
Sound Currency supplements tC
your newspaper, we offer to deliver
at you office, free of all charges, as
often as once every two weeks, as
many five, six, or seven column
Broadsides as you may need to
cover you subscription list. These
will be printed on one side only, or
on two sides-with miscellaneous
matter on one page-with 'Supple-
ment to the Name of paper and
place of publication) and date''-
when required by local postal of
ficials. In some cases we may be
able to supply four-page supple
ments printed on two pages.
We offer similar matter in plate
form-supplied through the Amer
lean Press Association and it's var
ious branches-free of all except
express charges. We are now sup
plying a page of plates every two
weeks and expect soon to offer a
page week to all who can use this
amount.
Our object in issuing this matter
is to counteract the fiat money and
the 16 to 1 free coinage sentiment
that is injuring the credit of our
nation and driving away the capital
which should develop every part of
our country and keep interest low.
This Committee proposes to do
what it can to avert the industrial
stagnation thus threatened. The
encouragement and assistance
which it is receiving from all parts
of this country leaves no doubt as
to the final result, should aggres-
sive fighting continue long enough.
Hoping that you will cooperate
with us in your locality, l am,
Yours truly,
CALVIN TOMKINs, Sec.
The above tempting offer is being
made to the country press thrOug-
out the United States by the ere
form Club" and by The magnitude
of the expense which this will re-
quire something like a birds eye
view may be had of the outlay the
gold ring are going to to counter
act the wan being waged on their
wage-slave- makingmOnopoly. Hun
dreds of millions will be spent in
the effort of this money trust to re-
tain its hold on the throat of the
people and its control of the gov
eminent. We trust the intelli-
gence of the masses will be able to
defeat their object.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12
New Goods
AT
BUFFINGTON'S.

Visit the Basement when next at place of business
and see the Novelties just placed on center table.
Domestic Dry Goods and Hot Weather Furnishing
Goods included in the recent purchases Still another bale
of Standard Muslin added to the assortment
Wash Dress Goods must go! line of good styles,
fine fabric and perfect in every way for about onehaf og
nal price We do not wish to carry them, hence
price that will put money your pocket If you contem
plate purchasing dress for Camp buy and get the
at nominal figure.
Several orders given for fall Shoes and heavy Boots.
We intend this department shall remain in front rank
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
New arrivals this week Eight sets of Dining Chairs
OF the very latest patterns The attractive Rocker
curly birch and mahogany for $3.50 had the pleasure
of showing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12
Sound Money.

And the devil took Jesus up into a high noun
tain and offered Him all of the kingdoms of the
earth if He would fall down and worship him.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12

Visit the Basement when next at place of bushes
and see the Novelties just placed on center table
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-07-12

Domestic Dry Goods and Hot w
Goods included in the recent purchases.
of Standard Muslin added to the assortme
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-04
FL COLLAR DEL RAJkH

las piedras lanzadas en- ell jardin del solitario de
Aberfall, repercut1an en- sus hsbitaciones,
Segufa al trote de su caballo los senderos
del bosque, y Courcelles, que Ia acompa6aba q
ruegos de miss Steward, alegraba ell camino con
sus ocurrencias.
lQu6 vamos hacer, querida seflorita-
pregunto-6 la ernita de Aberfull? IPodr1ais
revelsrme el misterio?
81 ten@is gran inter6s en- clio, acaso.
Sc algo; vamos animar al ioven Chat
terton, que palideoe en- su aaquizamf sobre sus
papelotes
-Pueato que 10 sab6is tPara que 10 pre-.
guntais?
-Pcr pasatiempo. tY que vais decir q
csc infortunado Milton, que oanta su parafso
perdido?
IA excitarle que persevere! ILas gen.
tee que tienen la suerte suya, necesitan ser per.
severantes hasta llegar al fin que Sc proponen!.
i Querida mia !-respondi6 Courcelles-
5tantos atractivos tiene el llegar q ese fnr
5Cre@is que sea indispensable tener la frente Gu
bierta de laureles, como Dante Petrarca, pa
ra vivir tranquilamente en- este mundoP
-Rowen es jues de 10 que lie convene
NAL los demas por 9l
-Teneia r"z6n; pero, oreedme, Z pesar de
mi aparlenola trtvola; he EeaexiOpad0 mpQhoi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-04
BmLrornoA Dn ''LA CoRRnsPoNDnNorA" 2o5

eumplido mi promesa No he hablado nj mi
RADIO Ia institutriz. He huido de ella como
de un peligro; pero hay momentos en- que. mi
pessr, no Sc que poder extrafio me arrastra he.
Ola ella entonoea lamento el compromise con
que me ligaste que eumplo, Sin Mary, me
hubiera quitado la vida para terminar. Ella
me ha cogido de la mano me ha salvado de
mi minmo. La amar6 pues, mientras viva; pc.
70 ipor Dios, que esa fatal encantadora no per-
manezca IN dia mas en- Glenmore!
-1Me promotes no seguirla9
-Te 10 prometo por tn Dombre 81 milo.
-jNo 10 intentaras siquiera?
-Te 10 juro.
James, pear de el predominio que tenia
sobre ST mismc, habia palidecido igeramsnte al
dirigir esta pregunta So hermano
-Esta bien-dij -partira mafiana.
Ell ayuda de odmara entr6 en- aquel mo-
mento. -
-lD6ude estG la senorita Montaigu?-prs-
gunto James.
En- Ia TORE de Aberfull.
-lSolaf
Con el sefor de Courcelles'
Harry SO extremeci6 involuntariamente.
-Veo que es indispensable que parta al
irst4nte-dijo James en- VOC baia 40 hermsnO,
-tAun est6a celosoI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-04
VARIEBADEs
AeuAs De LOEcHES.-7

AOUAS De LOECHES.-MINERA-
LES narurales.- en- diversas
exposiciones. Obran de dos maneras: Co
mo purgante y como alterante. Como
purgante es ell mas rapido, efcaz, suave y
barato. Sc obtiene con su uso rapidas Gu
raciones en- la debilidad, dolor de est6ma-
go, en- las digestiones diffciles, restablece
pronto las funciones reprimidas y es un
verdadero especffco en- las manifestacio"
nes escrofulosas, herp6ticas y Stills cons
Observation-Disclosures agentes Cerecedo Her
manos Compa11a.-Se encuentra en- to-
das las boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-04

ATENCION. Para mayor comodidad de
los se6oros pasajeros por ferrccarril, SO
les participa que desde manana 10 de
AgostO encontraran en- el K1OskO FLGma-
bOyda riqu1simo cafe desde las cinco de la
manana en- adelante. As1 podran to-
mar 81 tente en- pie, con Ia copita de licor
que eli jan, classes selectas, antes de alcan-
zar Ell tren.-OtrG G41mOU0cq6n: Las noches
de function en- el teatro p~rmanecera dicho
Kiosko alberto hasta Ia salida del 6ltimo
tren extraOrdinario. No faltara el cafe
puro y el riqufsimo mantecado. 3-Ss
Las cantidades que haata hoy han in
gresadO como donativo para La construc-
ci6n de un hospital en- Vega-a|ta y que SO
encuentran en- la depositaria de fond dos son
las slguientes: AyuntamientO de Ia Ca
pital, 50 pesos.-Iltmo seflor Obispo de
Puerto Rico, 25 pesos.-Ayuntamiento de
Aguas buenas, 25 pesos.-Abogado don
Mariana Riera Paluner tMayagUez), S5 pe-
sos.-Hacendado don Modesto Bird (Gua-
yama), 20 pesos.-Ayuntamien de Are
cibo, rs pesos.-Dlputado don Francisco
Garcia Molinas, (Madrid), pesos,-Don
Victor Manescao (Ponce), pes -Sefo-
res Perez, Guerra @ llazo (Ponc4), 10
pesOs.-DOn Juan Macho Moreno (CapitaD
4 pesOs.-Preb1tero don Mateo Varona
(Dorado), peso.-Un Sacerdote de la Is
la, pesos.-Preb1tero don Rafael Fernan-
dez Vega baja), 1 peso.-Don Justine
Diaz (Toa alta), pesos.-Prebitero don
Francisco Arce (Morovis), pesos.-Don
Agasttn Padr6 (MorQvia), Y Resoa.~Doa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-04
A so CTVOS,

En- El CoprGcho Sc necesitan mil dos.
cientas cabezas que piensen bien, para
colocar en- elias otros tantos sombreros
de calidad choice extra superior, Ultima
moda, que valen doce reales y que por ar
to de birlibirlOque Sc realizan SESENTA
CENTAVOS UNO. El CGpric7o Gale de
San Justo nt1mero 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-04

Sc encuentra en- esta redacci6n un ro-
Ito de papel que halo en- Puerta de Tie
rra don Antonio Lopez Perez y el cual
lleva la siguiente direction: 4" Srta. dof1a
Lasanta. Caguas." Queda disposition
de sll duefia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-04

queja de que algunos moscones no le per-
miten rendir sus cuentas & LA CORREs-
PONDENCIA Oportunamente, por que toman
el peri6dico al fiado y quieren pagarlo lue-
go por meses, trimestres anualidades.
Lo cual one, es un abuse como otro cual-
Ouiora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-04

Nuestro estimado amigo el Comisario
de guerra de Administrator Militar don
Florentino Sicard6, ha recibido cablegra-
ma de Madrid en- el que SO le comunica q.
ha sidO destinado Cuba en- consonancia
con 10 que habla solicitado.