davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-02-22

foot, and the remainder 12-foot. For
partitions and yards, use 16-foot fenc
ing. Feed bins can be made over each
pen.-American Agriculturist.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-02-22

The best food for bees in winter is
thick clover honey. to which white
sugar sirup may be added.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
ENGLAND'S METROPOLIS.
Landon A. Il Was In the Earliest Days ot
It's Ezistence.


It's Ezistenee.
We first hear of London IN any IN
portan5 sense as a ciE7 Of Roman Brit
ain. The incoming CT the Saxcn con-
Guer0rs Is followed by nearly 200 years
Of unbroken silence, and II Is this long
period which has caused some historians
70 assume. rather than prove, thar BO-
man London had altogether ceased 70
exist But when the EghE Of history IL
again shed upon this part Of the newly
made England there Is much 20 show
that London had. 70 i large eZsEur, pre-
served her Independence as a place Of
commerce and civic organization. The
Saxon settlements appear all round her,
and perhaps the little village Of Char
ing, wirhin a mile Cf her walls, affords
the most Significant testimony 70 the
Saxon settlements round London rather
than IN London
The saxon cCnQUerCrs appear as pCI1G-
icaI masters Of London and introduced
into her municipal life the fOlkmoCG,
which originally met N the open air On
a piece Of land near Paul Cross and
which Ii perhaps represented by the
Common hall Of the citizens Of London
Of the present day; many TeutOnic Gus
TOMS which lie imbedded IN the munIc.
ip& usages of MEDIEVAL times, many
Democratic Innovations In municipal
institutions which appear throughout
the early years Of PIantagenet rule,
when the common people" over and
over again asserted their right 70 take
part IN the municipal elections and
transactions Of the day, But both the
settlements round London and the pO-
/ iiticaI IorCiship over London do not ap.
/ pear 70 have made London a saxon CITY
/ and itz municipal institutions Of SaxOE
/ origin. The lex merearOria Of Roman
London seems never 70 have quite died
CUT
In the court Of the merchants ther'
were always professional lawyers, anC
perhaps the most remarkable survival q
Roman institutions IN Britain Is thl
practice OF the old order Of sergeanbs a
Law, who assembled IN the nave Of tn
old St. Paul 3 cathedral, each sargean
having been allotted a special pillar L
the cathedral at his appointment. wher
ne met his clients in legal consultation
hearing the facts Of the case, taklni
notes Of the evidence or pacing up an
down. This u the exact parallel to IN
assembling Of the Roman Jurisperl1 a
early morn IN the forum 70 consult wit
their clients and cannot be explalne
except by the theory Of direct continu
ance Of practice from Roman times. :
Contemporary Review.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
Rsmaras By a Gaid Democrat

EDuoR ETzzT EEEEISG- The VIZ
ter Is 8 gold Democrat, a var Demo
cras Choldlng a discharge from the
United Stases army, 4 Democrat be
eause born one- The boy selling hot
usiuee PIES when frozen stiE the pies
not the boy, gave she reply, '-It'i the
name Of the thing, Massa. II the nIaue
Of the thing. So Demos (the pe,DpIe)
and Cratos (gOvernmsnt} Is also the
name Of the thing
Being certain from the beginning
that when the Hon. Tom Reed 0p'saed
his mouth he would say something. Il
K still TO be wondered at Why ths Re
publican party couId pass him BY and
head Their ticket With their present
candidate.
II Is against al PEecepts and trad
tions for any honest member Of cur
partv 10 vote for that head and al re-
ports Of promises 70 Do 50 should not
( be considered for a moment.
II would be easier for "a camel to 20
through the eye Of j needle than for
( any honest Democrat to entertain such
antag0nism 30 his party
I On the other hand I heard a sup
/ posed lifelong Democrat remark, the
/ other day, that he would rather vote
for the devil az the head Of the Demo
cratic tickst than be would for God
Almighty az the head Of the RepUbII-
can ticket. That Is rank hsresy
almost blasphemy. wonder what he
thinks Of PopUlistie-Anarchistl. a.
ti0n In regard 10 the Boy Orator
The editorial II -0-,iay's PhHalittIphIa
/ Record. N relation 10 Mr Heed s
speech. has the true ring and the VII
ter believes IN Stephen A Douglass
/. declaration after Sumter was fred on
There u to-day. as there was then. bat
7 two parties. patriots and traitors.
\ GOLD DEM0CRAr.
Wilmington. July 30, 1895.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
Writar., Pride.

Dickens has told rs Of the keen emo
tion that overcame him On seeing IN
print his first ''efusion, " AZ he styled
it, which he had dropped stealthily one
evening at twilight, with fear and trem-
bling, into a dark letter box. IN dark
Office, up a dark court IN Fleet street; +;
and how, when iG appeared next morn
ing. he went for half an hour into Vest
minister hall. 'because my eyes we're 50
dimmed with joy and pride that they
could not bear the street. F" Charles
Mathews tine elder describes the delight
with which be gazed On the first proof
Of his translation Of The Princess Of
CIeves, (" which appeared by monthly
instaIIments in The Lady Magazine, as
'b0uudless," and how he fancieia the
eyes Of Europe were upon him, and that
the ladies who subscribed to that peril
9dical wDuld unite IN calling On the ed
it0r 10 insist ON &C. H. declaring
himself.
Poor Haydon has left. o vivid record
Of the fuster of elatiOn with which he
greeted the result Of his having dropped
o Little composition into the letter boz
Of The Examiner Never, he writes,
s.shaII forget that Sunday morning
In came the paper, wet and uncut; III
went the paper knife-eufs cut, cut
Affecting NOT to be Interested, turned
the pages open to dry, and to my certain
immortality beheld, with delight moi
to be expressed. the first sentences IF nj
lettar. ! put down the paper. walked
about the room. locked at Macbeth q
print on the wall), made the tea, but
tered the toast, put IN the sugar, witl
that inexpressible suppressed GhuclIe o
delight which always attends conde
scending relinquizhment Of an antici
pated rapture till enc il perfectly ready
Who has not felt this2 Who has no
done thiss'--Chambers' Journal.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
Moral Questions Involved.

The grea- Dem0craIe speaker u
New York Borke Cochran, returned
from Europe Saturday. Speakng Of
the SITUATION. he SAID to a reporter.
4 -egard It az the gra7est IN the
history Of the country, exceeding n
Importance the crisis Of 1860. The Sc
cessi0n movement vas but an attempt
TO divide this country between two
Governments, each Of them designed
20 protect property within the limits Of
irs Jurisdiction The movement La1nch-
ed az Chicago Is an attempt 10 psralyze
Industry By Using al the powers IF
Government 70 take property from the
hands Of those who created II and
place II IN the hands Of those who
covet IL
This Is a question Of morals as well
as Of politics. No political convention
can issue a valid license 10 commit Of
/ fences against morality and I decline
to follow Mr. Bryan IN crusade
against honesty and the rights Of la
/ Dor
In i contest for the existence Of
/ civilization. no man can remain neil
traL Whoever does not support the
I forces Of order aids the forces Of dis
order.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
Thrpurh waaserIaad
PEEs01AL DCCTED r0CES TO III
L0WSTOEE PAEE VA PEESsLL-
VAELA EAHEOA1-

The TeIIoEstone PEk l. Cus q the
most wonl1erfuIIy attractive regions Of
the wurIL It's beautlss Of scenery,
the wIld grandeu Of i1s mountains
and canons. compel the admiration of
every visitor. While rs phenomenal
zevsers and Curious mineralogicaI for
nations make Il a rich field for the n
vestigatian Of the scientist. Universal
interest attaches 70 L. and N order
that the natural desire % visl1 Il nay
be accomplished n the most sa1lsfac-
tory manner the Pennsytvanla Railroad
Companv has arranged for tour Gov
ering a period of sixteen days. leaving
New York and PllIladelphia- August =.
As the tour vii be run Under the
personaIIy-conducted tourist system
ana1gura5e,3 By the aboTs-named COR
panv. It l. hardly neeeessary 10 give
the assurance that Il VII be arranged
Ii the most complete manner L
might be vel % state. however. thAC
10 other means of seeing the PARK thor
ouZhIv Is comparable 10 that Afforded
BY a welI-or5e-ed personally-co1d1,c-
ted tour
A special rain, consisting q j dining
Pullman vestIbuIe drawing room sleep
nz compartment. and observation cars.
which VII be the best that can be So
cured. VII be provided II which pas
sengers VIII i've ea r0u+e. and when
ever the Journey Is broken the choicest
ruoms n the Leading hotels VII b re-
served for the Use of the tourists. for
which regular rates are paid. s. thai
the guests. aI5houZh members OF a party
enjoy al the privileges Of individuals :
who may have made their own selec-
uions.
The party VII be co1,lucted throQE
out by a tourist agent especially So
Iecced for his ability and ezperisnc,
with chaperon 10 look after the com
fort Of lady passengers.
The rate. covering every neccesarZ
I expense, vii be S210 from Boston, ane
I 800 from New York PhIIadeIphla
Baltimore. Washington. and EarrIs
burg proporuionare ra5es from othe
points.
/ Detailed i1inery VII be sent On ap
plication 10 Tourist Agent. 205 Wash
ngt0n Street. Boston; 1895 Br0rGway
New York; $50 FnI1on Street. Brook
Ivn. or Room Al. Broad Street Station
Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
THEY TALK TOO MICH.

Senator Jones. Of Arkansas, who
vas made chairman OF the DemOeratlc
national COMMITTEES. seems 20 have be-
come afflicted with the same complaint
from which the Chicago candidate for
President suffers. Like the traditional
parrot. thev both talk too much
Since the action Of the st. Louis
convention splitting the Chicago ticket
II two. Chairman Jones has been very
much worried and has been persist
entity talking through his bat. He
has not only talked too much. but he
committe,I the unpar,iona3le ofense IN
a politician usually attributed 20 chill
dren and fools-Ihat Is, telling the
truth.
In a recent interview he greatly mul-
tiplied the complications existing be-
tween the Pepulists and Democrats,
and n utter despair the Democratic
leaders have called him IN and ordered
him 20 the rear. 1t Is understood that
Senator German. Of Maryland VIII be
practically master Of the campaign,
AMI he Is one Of the most level-headel
Democratic poIiticians Of the country.
Whatever may be the result Hnder bis
leadership, he VIII not play the fool
l[r. Watson. who Is one Of the nom
I iEees for Vice President with Bryan
4 hir the bulls eye when he said that
Bryan was TO run the windmill o
the campaign, while Sewal was u
run the pay train In fact, talk ant
/ cash seem 80 be the Two great resource
I. Of the free siIverites. and the support
srs Of Bryan are now trembling lest b
shall put his foot IN Il II some Of hi
carefully prepared speeches by whicl
I he expects TO electrify the East n
few days. Talking too much IN poll
tics Is often blunder worse than
crime. -PHiEGdeiphiG Times
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
eszsr ssEEcags 4eLso ~ E@.
<ous ur rheuz D@IzEszzsi 20 = vsry sraalL
Nzube< a. A1GE1Hrs.


cz-lCus fart that Ez41y q Ene
g-eas sueeches WHICH gave Hz-E-nr-zL1rT
= the Crzsurs who made theu were de-
ITveres II eoupa-arIvsIy E1aL1 E1oE-ii
ard z, snail Audiences. When WenE1eI;
nSsse h-z g-sa1 a-gz-1ens II ne D'-1s-
rzcz-n College case, as;1-e rruuz 11e 1il-
and ne ofsclzIs Il Charge q E1e EnGnzs
rhere wers ncs 20 FersCUs present. 1'lfi
ves rnzuT believe thai II spCka % L.
senng sena5szz ard ornar hliZi1 or--is1-.-l.-
Wien We raj Il Patrick HeUy
vEUuriarSuI display of eL0G1ence7 We see
n su- minds eye j Spacious roo1 al-i1
Al Iuueuse crowd & 2eopls Listening
% hE hU-EZ words WIZ a-1-sEa
treataIasz aa1enziCn- Bu1. II I-in-
uauT 4 these zreecEeE WHICH Cs-1Cs szii7s-
OF chaczeG the march q events were
delivered II 4 snail rooE1 and 20 IzFF
heir-ers-rever uCre tEa1 Ijl- -'C0U-G
L ave besn 1ere, II Eh1s 0aksu c,apf-L
q Sc psws. - wrote E0guer, ire g-15ec
au-nCr q -@SprurGrC. -LEa5 Eazr-ck
Eer-y delivered r1e gea5zsu a1c neis5
known q a. MS speechess y - II 1ere
lniI5 ~ uEaErrsd these ECrriE q GOCE g
unexpected. and then g uCTelcCE-i=-
We ul1ss fghtY Even here BOs r1ls
words wecE Spoken II i DCne Ard mai1-
Ter wCr[nT lne men % whCu Eney were
addressed AID Who were . mrresEfl
Wi1h lhem Gha5 10r several mCEenEs
chzy were ALuCs5 EEesE-cksu- Il w4s
CnIv When The voice u Rlcha-1 E=n--y
lie. rha1 gGner czaacnLess virginia era
5or. Who rise &c second the WCrC1s CT
Hmy. rEg through tne r0Cm -ha5 znsy
were called cack 70 themselves.
Sewarri'z : speech N defense q W.
+ Ea1 Freeman was undoubtedly TIE
/ zreaosss and uos5 br--liau5 effort 0f h1s
( professional lie. L dlG for hIm more.
Derhacs. than 1he ccEGucG Cf any casse
hzts gwen any oLner n the stare Il Seyy
YORK n perreGuaEng MS ZANE. Ard Tei
TIE Audience cha5 EsUsneG 20 nm Wa
less than 10 II number i friend tx
pressed sCEe surprise LraG n argu1nen'
Cf g much power, Learning and elo'
G'1ence should have attracted - r=V
Listeners. NY dear ST. SAID sew a-:tt
ny audience was II 10 seUse 11l115is1-
The civilized world WAS ny audience
PosUer15y vii bear It. and generar1Gn
unbcrn VII praise q: censure u tr7n
tie 5iEersrs sEanGpoi1E u which the,
VII view Il. 7 did not make Il Tor
part Of TIE u1add1ug crowds IgnCcL
sEiSe. "
Horace Greeley sad, seward
speech n defense gf william Freeua.
IL one Il the masterpieces n the hls5or
CT Cra5Cry, reason. logic and hUna115.T-
American Lawyer
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
BKKNCH RaADs.

Leave harrington for FRANKLIN City. and wav
stations, Allfurd, Georgetown. Berlin, LtsEes tei
10 81 a. N. and 6.2S p. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays 9nlY- Returning train igaves
franklin CITY, a.5Z. a. m. weekdays. Las D m.
Tuesdays. Thursdays ana saturdays only.
Leave trankiiu City Tor Chineufeague lgia
sieameri L-4a p. m Week-iays. Returning leave
Chinenteague A. a. N. week days.
Leave Harrington for Georgetown amt lasWes
ai 1857 a. m, as p. N. weekdays Rifurning
leave LeEes 8 a a. m, 40 p. ~. weekdays.
leave LeWes for Hehubnil lla1 noon and 1i3
p. m, week days Returning leave Rehoboth
d.2s a. N. and aa p. m. week days
Leave Harrington Tor Berlin, 1887 a N. week
days and d26 p. M. Tuesdays. THURSDAYS and
Saturdays only Raiurning. leave Berlin 65g a.
n and ta p. m fuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays only.
Leave Townsend for CentreviIle at q.2s !. m
ami $50 D. N leave Centreville L8I a. r,. ar.l
10 p. N, week days
Leave Clayton for Oxford at aS8 a m. ana & "a
p. m; leave Oxford 6.15 a. n. aud I M n \.
weak-days.
Leave seai0rf for Cambridge at LIE a M
Wees. days And on Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
saturdays 7.05 p. m, returning leave Camhririee
at 90 a. m, weekdays. and ZI- d. m Tur,sla-5e
Thursdays and Saturda.s
Train leaves Clayton for ChestfsrfQtvri "a III -
returning. leariss Chissterf0Wn. 50.a. m
COhN EcrI0HH-- Porter with Nawnrs- q r,.4.
ware City Railroad. At Townsend with l,ueer
Atle So AentRallrod Att.lAyron wi "a i3nls
y sAesApeAk Raj ro1elllld Baltimore Z ,eIasyar,
Bay kAilroad at 4arringt0n with reie,vsr- =, =
2lal'y and g Virginia Railroad Afsaaii,r5 vgsti
SAn1nridge K Stafford Railroad Al Delfnar ~
neN YORK, tn1ladel9h 9hia 4 Narfolk WifaT,3sss !.
koeomokes and Pen insula Raj rnnsis '--N
slsaily excepf SUNDAY.
II. Rh2VOST. General uaaeaa,
4 =. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12

GOLD Or SILVER. There Is in the
United States the sum Of 81, 020, 900
invested IN mortgages. Before a silver
Congress could put tee-silver coinage
into operation a great proportion Of
these mortgages would mature. And
does any one suppose that the lenders
on these mortgages would renew with
ont a tight gold clause attached2 Not
much, Then, with gold growing
scarcer and eostIier all the time, the
foreclosure and selling-Out notices
would decorate the newspapers and
fence posts.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12

BIcYcLEs AND HORSES. 1t is estl-
mated that $50, 600, 900 are annually
spent for Bicycles IN Europe, yet the
London Telegraph says the horse and
carriage trade has not been seriously
affaoted in England by the competition
Of the wheel Inquiries at the Lending
establishments where haraes are aold
show that there has been no decline IN
prices for fine stock, carriage horses or
single steppers, and that the only COM
petition which is felt In an apprseiabla
degree is from the importation Of
horses from Canada and the United
Stxtes. IL is also stated that the de-
mand for utility horses is as great
as ever, although it is admitted that
saddle horses are not called for as FREE
quently now as a few years. ago, be-
fore the bicycle craze was developed.
Hans+ng IS stilI a favorite pastine in
England and the bicycle has not YET
been invented which viii anable tbs
sportsman 10 follow the hounds across
country, jumping fences and ditehe.
and going into places in which tn.
wheel woBld be useless.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
Baltimore & Ohio r. R.
sehednle IN etFset Nareh Is. -.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DEPOT
WILMINGrOS, EAST BOUND.

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DEPOT
WILMINGTOS, EAST BOUND.
s2EXPIKESs TRAINS.
All uains Illuminated with Pintseh Light
New GtrE. Week-daVs e3 0S - 10. ~ 81 g sg
si0 %, = tl2 Il - g. - IS "a 32 - 50 81 D. m
Philadelphia Twenty lOurth AMI Chestnut SIS
wees days, % 0S, So 40. 7TI5 = 30 e l5 g i5
's 81 so .. u 20, m, SD d y co. - - - So
4 50. 3 y. q 30 y SO. IS 10. sII D. m
Atlantic City weekdays. e7.l5.a- N: sI2 u nm
2 % p. n.
Cape slay. week days. -7I5 a. N. s22g. p. N
sundays, 50 a. m.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimlre and Washington. - N. 712. ~ -,
q ID p. n week days.
Baltimore and way stations. a2 a. m. and "a
Yewarst, Del 81 20 : O2. Ss4s. al as an. sla 5s
. d. 4 tS = 5S. aS, 8. " Is, all Il m. week
days.
Pitlsburg week days y As. a. M sis n. m
Sundays 3 is a. m, - IS p. u.
Chicago q IS p m, daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis. si2 90 =. m. and 70 i5
D. N. daily.
New OrieGns via Bristol and ChattanOSsa. IS on
p. m. daily Through slaepeTs WashinFlSu 10
Memphis and New Orleans
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREEr STATION
For New York, week DAYS. "a 50am
For Philadelphia week days, & So a. m: IS
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR wTrNTsrsrD,s
INVENT FOURTH and CHESTNUT STREETS
Week lays g a. q. d ., 7 10. - To- 3 so. 40 Ell
II 80 = u. 81 20 Il SO, q 80. s5 81 go ,. 1O
- 20 % Is, -5 Al q, 90 = D. - 40 10 To- II IS d
Telephone. No. Igs.
Rates 70 Western points lower than via anv
other lire. 9. o. SEULI-. Gen'l Pass. Ageut
w. c. GREENE. General Manager.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
THE SMYRNA TINES.
cnuzcH sERVIcEs.

AsEUH d ETE00Er ERIsCuRaL.--ull-aE--Ene Eneaen
fags ~ l1lz A. n AMI 1T r. sunday echo0l-
ZFM PRAYER MzeEnE-Tl lIlrslizTsi a. "a P u
EgT Alan Steugle, Fas1gr-
- PErEais FaCrEsrAEr EEIscCRs sL.-clIlllaF-
Prsaahing a. I0lz A. NJ and = P - E9lg Day,
-ggZ 4 a sunday School r = prayer
Mseling--N Netlaesgiayz, At p n Rev e. W.
Dame. kect0E
PEEssTrEH1A -<lIfay-Preaclils a. ll..a A. H.
and - r. sunday SellGoi-LI7a a. n trzTer
MeeGlg-FriflaTs a. P ~ Kew . L Esi-ln,
pastor
y PgLEgAaP CATHGLIC CHE8Ca--s,sryli.es szi.ry
ether SUNDAY, By Fatner CUn1ellE- >illCA
school Immediately a1ier service
SsTagA CracU1r p reaching services. F-esli--
shin IN the uuruI ~. seVers0u IN ne dl-er-
noun Jermau's Chapel and SmFrla La.sf1-
ing al1ernaaa sunday nights a 7-30- Rev -
z AGEhraF, pastor
CEErEssTAL MErE1DET EF1sC0PaL Culgrs19 -
SundaT-Freaching a. II 3 a. and P n
sunday School P a keF J. < Adams,
eaEl1r
A. d z CHCaCH. .-ssilnita k-eai-nllg &c lJ5a
~ and P n SUNDAY cenOoi-E5a P. n
ReF- z. Byrd PastGE-
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
SECRET SOCIETIES.

agay1yG STAB LGDGE. NJ. 8. L O. O F-8ees
every Friday evening, A. : O'Clock
8fcICHyEI.I. E,sLA IEPaESr. EG > o. O. E--Mi3ets
second and Fourth Tues-aT evenings Of eash
month a. o clock
E ARMgET LGDGE SG. =. A z A. Meets First
and Third Thursday evenings o. each mnn-n-
az o CLOCK
saYzSA LODGE No. 5. Z o. g. T.-Mesgs every
Wednesday evening. az O. clock
sAVasa CEBCLAvE NJ. ~. Qs1ER QF e zFr-4lsCF FEEs
meets first and t5liri TUESDAY Of eaeh uIgnth-
z Cxrns Castle W. =. K o. E--Mee1s every Thnrs
Jay evening u tnei- hal n u1e CoUper Build
ing AZ : e.0ck-
MrsPAH LoDsz. 40. ii. 4 o. T. W--M-eH every
Manday evening a. V clock ina Oad F=l-Gws
HaI
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12

DEPLORABLE DRoCGHT S3CTE.-
The Drought now prevailing IN North
ern Louisiana and Southern Central
Arkansas Is the worst known there for
20 years. and, together with the heat,
Is causing grea5 suffering and loss.
The crops have been ruined, cattle are
famishing and forest fires are frequent.
The cotton crop N ArkangaI is re-
ported BY the State Agricultural
Bureau, cut OF 30 per cent. by the
drourh. Along the Ouaehita, in Lou
isiana. there has been only one rain
fall IN three and a half months IN some
portions.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12

You can't Buy Happiness, but if you
are suffering from dyspepsia. scrofula,
salt rheum, impure blood, yoi1 may be
cured and made happy by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods pills are the best family cath
artic and liver medicine. Harmless,
reliable, sure.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12

IssUEs AND EVENTS - Issues are
made by events and by the popular
movements they eause. Nothing Il
more ridiculous than to try and keep
this and that issue 'out Of a cam
paign." A man might as well try to
regulate carrying umbrellas. When If
GAINS umbrellas 90 up, and when the
road is muddy people put on rubbersi
but you can't increase the number Of
umbrellas by a pledge not to wear
rubbers.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12

HoHE.-Hone Il the chief school 0f
human virtue. It's responsibilities,
iovs, sorrows. smiles. tears. hopes and
sollci1ud.s form the chief interests Of
human life. Gro where man may, home
l. the centre To which his heart turns.
The thought of his home nerves his
arm AMI lightens his ton For that
his heart yearns when be Is afar of
There he gamers up his best treasure.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
Low Rates to RehGb0tf1 and Ocean City.
OHE-DAY EZcuRSLOE VIA PsNEsELVAN
RAILROAD COMPANY LPELADELPHIA.
WTMIyGTOE AND BALTIMORE
railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company an
nOunces an excursions TO Rehob0th
and Ocean City-On August q.
In order tnas families may avail
themselves Of this opportunity for a
full days pleasure at either Of these
popular resorts, the rates have been SO
greatly reduced as TO place the ezcur-
siOns within the means Of every one.
4 special train viii be run On the
schedule given below, and excursion
tickets, good only on the special train
In each direction, viii be sold at rates
quoted
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12

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chimney to the Light, as it was being
turned down by the brunette,
'It's my night ont, replied the
light, as the door-bell rang.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12

Returning. leave RehOb0th $40 P. ".
Ocean City 500 p NJ
ehiidrsu Under twelve years Of age, one
half tbs above rates.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12

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Smyrna times., 1896-08-12

Daily Daily except Sunday.
"a stops 70 leave Passengers rom Wilmington
and pOinlE north, OF take passengers tor points
south of Delmar.
'ff stops only on notice - conductor OF agent,
or on signal.
'h' stops % leave passengers irom Wilmington
or points north.
"t Stnps 20 leave passengers from Middletown
and points luth.
81 Stups to let of passengers from points south
0fHarringfun.
Aeig ldstie Accommodation TruiHS.-LeaVe VIII
mingfOn IAl0 a. m and 45I D. N tiiiIIY and
8 lS. II 10 a. n, 25O. lid, dId. and d.53 .. N.
weekdays. Leave New Castle 6 30 A. In and
lhl8 p n. daily. s5i, 9i5. I.02 a. m, LIS. 5-36.
o-44 and l.-Z p m. weekday.
As-hxpness trains leaving Harrington S05 a
N, and arriving at ga .. m. week -digvs run
through solid 20 and f1am Baltimore, ria Pur.
ters and Newark
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12

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