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tIiu0 W CVmo uuu ecIA yOu WucIc
he went, and what he left for you
where he went, and what he left
for you to do before coming to
him, for he has gone to make for
you and for him beautiful home,
for your lives have SO run into one
that there should be no divisions
in the future for YOU -ts
You said you were strong to-
night. Hark! A knock on the
door. Some friends! Shall I ad-
init them2'
Midnight and still she wept, and
mourned, and crouched on the
foor-anon lifting her eyes to the
ceiling, then resting them on his
face, then throwing herself in ago
ny across his bosom, where once
beat q heart so warm, SO true, SO
loving, SO entirely her own. In
deed, had he gone on journey!
An accident TO the machinery on
which he worked, and tho won
drous machinery Of his life stopped
too-almost instantly. Tenderly
they bore the former abiding-place
of the spirit to her who had so Of
ten welcomed and cared for it
When he went forth in the morn
ing with other laborers, as we all
are, he was strong. and he left her
strong of heart. But when came
the night her sunset came-her life
sky was darkened, and she sank
even more helpless than he who
had gone, for she was in need of
human sympathy and Kindness
while he Was not-for he had gone
home.
The next day she mourned, and
sorrowed, and struggled to make
her garment of torture, trimmed
with agony, sit easy to her woun'
ded soul, but in vain. Her life had
gone-tor he was her life. IIer
heart had gone, for he took both
hearts to the Beyond, leaving hel
but memory to guide her here till
she, too, could 60 to the new home
to rest forever from LIES disap
pointments and assist him with thu
work We shall all have given us il
the industrious future.
=
A week to her brought changes
sad and desolating. This Satur
day Night she weeps, and sobs
and mourns, for she is deep in tn
waters of loneliness She ma.
wait for his coming-but he vii
not come as she may for a momen
expect him. She may startle at
foot.fall-bat 1t ianot his; she ma
spring with opening eyes to NEE
him at the door-but he will not b
there. She may open her lips
speak his name-to give him
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Cories Of All Claims,

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since 1886, will be furnished on the receipt
Of 81, the applicant giving the full name of
the Patentee. nature o the invention, date
ofthe Patent,&c.
Washington City, July 4, ISS 22tf
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sonsbelievingt they have made an
invention or a discovery in art or science,
and DESTROYS Of knowing whether the same
has been patented, by trans hitting to us a
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were said to be at the bottom of it. But the
Germans, however much they may deter
mine to protect their cOuntrymen from in
Justice, are not likely to permit themselves to
be used sum Gnderen Leute1 die Rdstdnien
aus dem Feuer su hoJen.' They of all peo-
pie in the world understand how that game
has been played on them for century past,
and how the persistent playing off of cue
nationality against the eother-Pr1ssian against
Badenser, Austrian against Saxon cheated
them of their liberties. They can see the role
which the radical party has sketched ont for
them in politics admirably represented in
recent number Of Harper'S Weekly, where a
German and an Irishman are playing see-saw
upon barrel, while a radical bank, railroad,
and tariff monepoist has his hands in their
pockets and his jug at the spigot. This is
the role which the Germans are expected to
play in national politics as well as in the coal
miners strike. So, at least, would the radical
monopollsts have it.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-02
CAN THE GERMANS UNITE WITH AME,-
RICAN REPUBLICANS?
From the N. Y. Times.

FROM the N. 4. Times.
In the comments made by some of our con-
temporaries on our recent articles urging
the necessity of incorporating more of the
Communication population in the Repub-
ican ranks, there have been assumptions
made which we desire, once and for all, to
correct.
We have not been urging 'boundIess
revel of lager, as a means of winning over
these voters, as the Tribune persists in stat
ing, nor, as assumed by the Brooklyn Union.
have we recommended giving up ''Ameriean
habits" for German. What we urge is simnlv
this:-The Republican party was not formed
to support reforms in drinking habits any
more than to advance reforms in religion.
1t has its definite municipal and national
objects in the field of politics, objects which
are sufficiently remote and sufficiently diff
cult of attainment to satisfy the most ener-
getie and ardent reformer. They are pri-
marily to preserve the fruits of the war at the
South, to conduct the National Government
economically and with careful regard to the
resources of the nation, and to promote NUM-
cipal purity and honesty.
The latter object in New York city just
now looms up over all others, and affects the
daily comfort and prosperity OF every in
habitant To attain this, to purify the city
from official corruption and dishonesty, to
restore its good name and make it's cit-
zenship an honor rather than a disgrace,
we need the votes of a large body of
respectable and orderly citizens, who are
now mainly against us-we mean the Ger
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thorough master of Jack, we shall be willing
to see him become the chosen master of us
all. But at present the John-Jack struggle
between the World and the party which It is
attempting to inspire-a struggle in which
the Congressional address makers have studi-
ously taken part-a struggle which consists
of good advice in the North and of midnight
assassinations in the South-this struggle
between John and Jack is, in its present
stage, like a controversy between Jacobs
voice and Esau's hand. Who can trust a
political party whose leader is John-Jack?
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THE GERMANS IN POLITICS AND PENN.
SYLVANIA.
From the N. Y. World.


One of the worst features of the war car
ried on by the railroad corporations against
the coal miners and their association is the
attempt to create national antsgonisms be-
tween the working men of different races
employed in the mines, as we'll as among the
Inhabitants generally throughout the coal
regions. month ago the agents of the COM
panies thought they had succeeded in break
ing up the union by means of jealousies
stirred up among the Germans, Irish, Scotch
and Welsh against the two chief officers of
the association, who are English by birth But
the men were wise enough to see through
the scheme, and by their own voluntary
action restored the most perfect harmony
This time the companies have been shrewder.
1t appears that the men whom they engaged
in Castle Garden and sent up on special
train so as to arrive at Scranton in the mid
die of the night were Germans; and when
some of the men of the union were suspected
of an intention to interfere with them the
whole German population of the neighbor-
hood was appealed II to protect their
countrymen against the 'villanous Irish, who
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-02

HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
Comprises the following Departments.-
CAMBRIDGE, MASS,

Harvard College, the University Lectures, Divinity
School, Law school, Medical School, Dental School,
Lawrence Scientific School, School of Mining ana
Practical Geology, Bussey Institution "a School Of
Agriculture and HorticultHre) Botanic Garden, AS
Economical Observatory, Museum Of Comparative
Zoology, Peabody Museum of Archaeology, Episcopal
Theological School.
1871.
The FIRST examination for admission to Harvard
College win begin June 2e at A. NJ. The second
examination for admission to Harvard College, and
the examinations for admission to the Scientific
and Mining Schools, will begin September 2s. The
requisites for admission to the College have been
changed this year. There is now a mathematical
alternative for portion OF the classics. circular
describing the new requisites and recent examine
ton papers will he mailed on application.
UNIVERSITY ECTURES.-Thirty- three courses
In 1s7O-71 OF which twenty begin in the week Feb
ruary 1912 These lectures intended for gradu-
ates Of colleges, teachers, and other competent
adults imen or women). A circular describing them
will be mailed on application.
THE LAW SCHOOL has been reorganized this
year. 1t has seven instructors, and library OF
1900 volumes A circular explains the new course
Of study the requisites for the degree and the cost
Of attending the school. The second half OF the
year begins February 13.
For catalogues, circulars, or information, ad-
dress j. W. HARRIS,
R69m Secretary.
Il LII SC II o o L
MERCHANTvILLE, N. j.,
-Four Miles from philadelphia
The session commenced MONDAY, April 10,
1871.
For circulars apply to
Rev. I. W. OATTKLIA
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-06-17
For the Catoctin Clarion.
NAPERvlLLE, ILL, June -, 1871.


Mr. EDITOR Having seen in the Bal
timorc papers extracts from your paper in
reference to the Western Maryland Rail
road, and Judging from the name of your
paper, | concluded that it was published
somewhere in Frederick county My in
tcrcst in your section of the country in
duccd me to send, at IL venture, for copy
OF Your paper.
The name "Catoctin," Mr. Editor, sounds
familiar to me, and always serves to revive
pleasant rccollcctioEs; tor more than two
years Of my earlier life was happily spent
on the mountain side bearing that name
and that, too, only a few miles South Of the
"CMrions" headquarters.
The papers you s,nt pleased me very
much; from them | gathered many little
items of news and interest.
! usd to have some friends and cores
p0nde7sts i'll your county aud ncighborhood,
but latterly they seem to have ignored me
and my friendship, and do not write to me
anymore. Why, | am at a loss to conjec-
turc am satisfied, however. that it ia not
my fault But of this shall no, complain
at least not to you,
1t only remains for me to give you my
name AZ a subscriber, thank YOU heartily
for the papers sent, and to wish the paper
and your Railroad and town every possible
success. CLAW THuMFER.
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Mr.. EDITOR Why do you keep
ding donging in your paper about put
ting up a large Hotel in this plac -
II you think it will PAY, why don't
you put it up yourself and cease your
fuss about it. y A LOCKER On.
I'VE fear our correspondent is in a
bad humor. We insert his say SO, and
we will try and answer his complaint.
We do think a big Hotel here to &C.
commodatc the numerous persons and
families who wish to come to Mechan-
icstown and board during the summer
months, aud the floating travellers,
pleasure parties, etc, who are ever on
the wing and anxious to visit us, aron('(
PAY, besides being great convenience
at the present juncture, and had We
the means it should 60 up forthwith.
It is the best Investment, in the Ian
guage Of Mr. Matthews, the auction
ecr, ,rh;ch coui1 be mott IN tbs town.
In the words Of thG poet, Sour pov-
erty, not our will prevents, things
remaining as they are. 1t is our bus
mess it is our duty, to make the town
grow if we can. We intend to keep
up a fuss about II, and fight it out
on this line" if it takes all summer
and fall, and winter, too. None are
half SO Blind az those who will not
sec and we think our correspondent
belongs to that school Of pull-back old
fogies. l-EplroE.
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and life giving morning to the once
dishcartcned, but how rallying and
heroic hosts of the Democracy. AIN
here not as the Messiah, but an apos-
tie, and the least Of the apostles.
say" The National Intelligence, a
Free Trade Democratic paper publish
cd in the City of New York, says that
when the Democratic party adopts the
"New Departure" principle Of VAL
landigham's Platform it will cease to
exist. Then it had better cease to ex-
list at once. ltcan never rise to dig
nifty, Importance or power by cllnglng
to the fossil and repudiated ideas OF
Notification and Secession, under the
sarb Of State Rights, so-callcd. In
the name of Andrew Jackson and the
great jehovah, State Wrongs, by the
eternal
Andrew jackson is believed to have
been a good Democrat. lie said time
and again that the man who would at
tempt to discover and break up this
Union ought to be hung! Under the
ruling of It's Democracy-tAe Union,
the Constitution and the Laws-and
absolute acquiescence in the will Of
the majority as the vital principle Of
Rcpublicanism--what would have be-
come of jeff. Davis and Bob Toombs =?
The people of Mississippi stood by
Gen, jackson in war and in peace,
and they will now listen to his bright
example and dying words.
Jones county (4ulss.) Buanr.
e." jeff. Davis, Alexander II. Ste
phcNs, Robert Voombs and Father
Ryan Of Mobile, are all opposed to
Acknowledgements " New Departure :"
Platform. They believe in the re.
surrection Of the lost cause, and
that Secession and Notification and
southern Independence, pr SC, will
yet triumph, Poor fools
II, S. Sleeper, Of the Lcavenworth
(karsaS) Twss, predicts that the
next Democratic ticket nominated by
the National Convention Of the party
win be
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ks,- A company Of Lehigh Iron
manufacturers are about visiting Me
chanicetown to take q look at our
mountain gorgcs.
caye Mechanicstown as q summer
resort presents unriva!lod attractions,
T. We only he'd large Hotel and
mountain cottages neal the cool SpNngS
which abound in our niltst, We should
have large, a very large ACCESSION to
orr SIMMER population. But the
;;ant Of Recommendations prevents
many birds Of passage aud ta'mheS
from the populous cities from visiting
our town ana tagrr:ng with III Ilt1ie
while. Shall it be eyer time? Is a
home question which demands prompt
and adequate solution.
sa5~ The general impression pre-
walls throughout the state that WV.
p:sEHEY WuYrE. VIII be nominated
for Governor on the frat ballot, if not
hv exclamation, BY the Democratic
Conservative State Convention which
meets in the City of Boltimore next
July. He is Represented 10 be tie
friend Of all Railroads IN the State,
but the slave Of none.
.ges~ We again urge upon Che atten-
ton Ct the clcrIvmcn III til" l'orth
end Of this county to hand or send Us
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ton be the highest matter Of rejoicing
to the sons Of Columbia, and press for
chilly upon their hearts.
Sept %, 1Sll.-Col. VIM Camp
bell was a great importer Of Merlno
Lambs at his Dublin farm on Monoca-
cy manor. Ram lambs, half breed,
$40 dollars piece.
10 the Voters Of Frederick county:
The Voters of Frederick county are
informed that | offer myself to their
consideration as a candidate for the
ensuing Sheridalty:
E'ZR1 4NlNTZ.
Feb. Is, 1903.
BEWARE OF LIARS April q,
l797.-As curious as it may appear to
some Of my readers when they find
NE taking up the pen against my an
tagonist, John Winter, alias Lying
Jack, yet, they will excuse Inc when
they are informed that he inserted, in
his "Eights of Man" without my Or,
ders or knowledge, the following small
note: Fresh Waterlnelons for sale
Apply at Bsrtgis Office If he had
said they were for sale at his office,
his subscribers, no doubt, would have
readily excused him for not giving
them the Rights Of Man until Sat
urday evening, and to some until Mon
day morning, upon a suggestion that
he had been busy in arranging Hot
Bed for the purpose Of creating the
Melons. But it is nothing new to
them to receive q mlsduted Paper on"
week, and quarter extra sheet for
the next. The editor Of this paper
has not vet received any Watermelons
from Mush- headed Johnny $ Hot Bed;
when he does, due notice will be g iven
in Bartgis' Federal Gazettc-But if
that brass faced gentleman, Lying
Jack, shcald have the misfortune to
break into Jail, Gas lie did once before
and then paid the editor OF this paper
considerable sum, by the act, as the
records of Frederick county will shew)
he aiIl probably carry all his Uot- Bed
Uuisy- .Mlon5 with him, IN order to
dispose of them 10 his colleagues, who,
for pity ; sake, viii give him high
price, which will enable him to pay
|, lis Doctors bill, and eXcIalm Il, lie
did when formerly in that pia ., "by
Cd, never lived better in luy !itc.
Frederick Town, Junn IL, lSU%,-
ion Tuesday morning lest Isaac Sto-
uer put Il period 70 his existence by
cutting his throat with a DRAWING,
knife. liz rcS,sJ:A = 70" n..i'' tIv-4
/ his town.
( ,Ionn i lSv3 49,. .f,uy1ui-tn Turs-
l,y ..r,';n, lo., hy the p., .h,lr
nEb.E. " i,tp Wr;nit f., .;Iss r,,-
= T,lt,ri oh e this toVa.
49,, .,.y -. s,.,f,.r.., ".
:, >'@ w, ~, u,...u'. ~ ,',}'u'
we ~. t,'' 49,, ,',.,,,'lJ, ,.j I'.,,.
I Iu,jr &Aaar.r 4 this town
a.. q ,un, ~, ,r....l.,.,,.n
-. l..,,...r i''-'' =
~ -
}r,r,n,, nn,n MIN = r"n,tcr r-t.,r,',l
r.;,% r.. s,tors / 9 ". Lrr. ,L,t
-. ;,'(s.i;t,nts Of Ills town KIN w.
on their guard, as some villain Or viii
IaiNs ar lurking about It.
hynh|,cn" Gu;ette.
Aug. 10, lSOS.-One Of TIE sca,neu
,. II ~
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lllp!EH YHEAsvRE.--Thc Indians
Of Peru have tradition Of an i'm
mcusc buried TREASURE in that country
they say that AtaauaHpas great
reservoir Of gold, a temple with rooms
full Of the metal, never Wa, seized by
the Span:artls; that it exists still, and
that the secret Of its eXistelc, is kept
by family or tribe Of Indians who
rcigiouslv guard the treasure for the
day when the heir of the Incas shall
resume his ancient throne
G:7y" We had Il brief call from G
". Harris and Isaac Mo,ter, Esqrs.
Directors Of the Western Maryland
Railroad Company. on Wednesday
last, both Of whom had just returned
from an inspection Of the mountain
sections Of the road They represent
the work as being prosecuted with all
the energy possible ~ few weeks
will suffice to finish the grading and
excayuting entirely, when the work
Of track laying Will be commenced
and then the progress Of the work will
be more plainly distinguished Some
bridge work also remains 10 be finished
and the Directors are hurrying that
as fast as possible.
Wlhan,sport Pilot.
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Political Variety:

| III tuc COuE6c VI Ccu NCISuti't luiN
morning he frankly expressed his
opinion Of President Grant, "lle
tried, said the General, to get CON
troll Of the Grand Army of the Re
public, but we blocked him. 1t is
my absolute conviction that were YOU
to walk the length of Broadway, you
could not meet a man less qualified
for the Presidency than Grant. We
OF TIE army know him better than
tie people at large.
"When his adjutant, Gen. Rawlins,
was alive, the President seemed to be
efficient and successful, but when
Rawlins died, Grants bottom fell out.
He is now in his normal condition."
"What are his chances for re-elec-
ton, General?" inquired one Of the
gentlemen.
Gen. Uookor-"l am no politician:
declined going to conventions, etc. in
1865, chiefly because regarded
Grant untitled for the office of Presi-
dent but from observation ! now
think, candidly and, without prey
dice, that Grant cannot carry O. half
dozen States. lie is rery cheop."
Dead cocks in the pit-JcE Davis
and the Lost Cause old Zen. Wade
and Santa Domingo Annexation.
sr,3~ The Memphis Appeal thinks
the South has "iallcn upon strange
tins when Southern men propose to
hear Horace Greeley speak, while de-
manding thata gag BE- placed in the
mouth Of jefferson Davis.
The Hon. George II. penileton. Of
! Cincinnati, Ohio, touner ,aombcr O!
! Congress from that District, and freely
spoken Of a. 4 Democratic candidate
for the Presidency, gives it as his de
cided opinion, after c"nvcrsi!g with
leading men from all parts Of the
State, that Gen. GEORGE Y HcCoUH,
! Democratic candidate for Governor,
and the whole State ticket in Ohio
will be trumphau;Iy elected on Val
)an9ja,a,,'s New Departure" Plat
! form
! ,,.. c,rnoci;,,t po,oo.r,+ ,on+
l,;'.>, %,w V,,,, - cn,,,l.,, III,
a. I,, o,' w ,,lra ,,[rt ,'''!, ~, ra,.
',|.Ii;. t'.}''n .ln, H., ,..a.',,,,.
w., ,,,T,r'", un I,,rr;,,, lis ,jo
,''T,,rraI ,',ro,,, r.'I;'.j" ,V:,on Lo,,a.
/ 1or,t Won't Crrnlny 70 Mako - j..
,,,,I;.'.n ,,rr.,.'so, y
'''''' '''' -
Hso~ Ia" Democrats d: enc Of the
LARGEST Country Dlst!'.;,ln tennessee
Davidson county, near A1@hYl!!e),
, = ~ ~ '''''It ~, ,;. ~:
n. 3,,,,r AVID +, ala tho I',+,I
State, officer, IN The cniorcclnent Of
, the liu-kiux h.Na.
:, =.
80 y ''' - - = r'''''' W.. % u. 1 h
i ,,., s";E'' " lion, " III, ,,N"'>
"hE'o Is !ty','"';'' a. inc l'e''':-
'!'''. T'n.'."'I'g -: n' '2' - ""!; ''tiS
IVY ~: wa Wv ''''N ''''''' 'A'j''''9 IA
>'''''''V''
n=;' It is reported, >@r- the Cleve-
land (OAlol Lrn|rr tina; if Ohio and
Pennsylvania should both 90 Demo-
cratic this fall it will be a strong bio"
against Santa Domingo Annexation.
And it will prevent the denomination