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4 New York manRger sclccuBg Its
Black Cr0Oh Er0npo frOm among
TOur Hundred p0Or airls,


4 New York manHger Selecting Ills
niHch Cr0Ok I'r0np0 frOm among
EOuF Hundred t0Or Oiris.
From tho Now York Sun, November ~
In the green room of lho grand opera
house AZ 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
seated on the chairs ana sofas and
leaning Agnlust the walls, were over
four hundred beautiful girls, An nd.
ycrlhemenl inyesterdays sun lOr "2Ol
more connolly young muldens for the
new BLACK Crook ~ had called this as,
semulage together bright ana early,
each wuuld-pu fairy hoping Tor u lucll-
i've station la the liuc uf beauty, AZ
they filed past the manager one by one,
ench had some special qualification.
one had been ON thcstuEp IN NiblO's
theHteE ana would liko TO 20 on again,
II she could get u place la tho front
line, "Uut you know | o0uldu't afford
to take n back soul .- not nle,N Another
would "Mko % hand she said "il she
could get enough puy 10 Keep her Iltllr
siator' A faded little old woman IN u
faded suit Of black, hObblod zap to the
window aud begged fora place Ia one
of the back rows. "A oauCy liJtlt mink
with u iiHshy red scarf "wus al there,
all there was Of her--il thoy wanted
her they could have hpGp And thoy
did want her, for sho was hetutiml
Next a letter OF recommendation from
u San Francisco troupe was raised up
10 tho window by mite of n body,
with u jaunty paras0l on her arm aud
"a Antgipl La hpp hand
a pretty miss OF thirteen, neatly
dressed, with Il pink In each cheek,
was tendGrly taken into the office,
where she might not be j0stled 10y the
crowd. The followed II dozen or 80 Of
the "inir 10 middling,n one or two
extra superllne,N and a long iile of
the commonplace, the astutc mana.
ger meanwhile taking his choice and
making his selections with the skill of
an old stageE
AZ last the grcen-rOOm was empty
the sylphs had disappeared-aud the
manager eat in his furnished Office to
enjoy good cigar.
"llow did you manage to collect SO
many girls who wished to go on the
stage ?p asked the reported.
"Oh, chat was easily d0ue,n replied
the manager -four lines in this morn
ing's sun did it. have answered four
hundred and twenty applicants for
each line OF advertising. would have
been glad to give them all work, but
too many would crowd the dressing
rooms.p
"lhese girls, of course, are only for
show, Where do Won find vour nrtista
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When pF, sanWaio found his patients
Feaa he gave lhpm wapr cruel, When
ihey Ral wesker be- hled theta and dpsrd
uinm Wlth elpprl Hnd jalap, lll Bias tolls
us lhey aimpsl invariably died, A good
maHY paople are klliei that way yet The
world IA gsaeral, nav aver, has ionnd
pW tlai, ia etssspf debility aud premature
decay ilosleliarh stomach Blllela isthn true
DEMONSTRATING GprdlNl, THIS l0uinis pow
rriul Rai p'rlarily harmless restorative, /
regulates Hui pnrlhfs WhilH n builds w
lhp Airrnglh anl ininses vitality mo tho
mood, 10 urlnss all lhp seeTelipns into har-
m0ny win Inc laws Of health, Tho leebler
se9 nnd II Invaluable Ia the yaHol, physie
~ dlnieullies 10 which their organization
ranlem them subject ia all hyHleiieal aud
hYppnh0ndr0al eases ~ rntel isn aglpal,
by II the strength II lnereasod llle appetite
preserved, ana lirmneas ana elasticity Given
20 the system,
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B,iit ia a, lN.Ht ry,hl9!Wlh..,Hd, .hd no lazy
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The Natural History of Brides.

we nave Deen favored Wltn HuluIHl
histories of men, of birds and beasts
of the world, but no one has yet es,
sayed the history of that Indispensable
creature the.Dride.
A bride Is the elimination Of a
mothers anxiety and the commence
ment of husbands serious reflections.
A mother looks upon her daughter ar
rayed as bride as an arrow shot from
her household culver ut that hutt OF
female artillery, man, and If the ar
row has made fair hit, Is prone TO
chuckle over the shot rs showing forth
her superior matronly skill. If, on the
contrary, the success Is doubtful, then
the mother, like u bad archer, blames
the arrow, the luck, anything, indeed,
but her own bad management.
Brides are divided Into numerous
classes. For example: Sentimental
brides, who marry for love; specula-
tive brides, who marry for money /;
anxious brides, who marry for the SAX
OF being married; accommodating
brides, who marry because their lovers
asked them to marry unresistng
brides, who marry because their friends
desire them to marry inquisitive
brides, who marry for curiosity and
invalid brides, who marry to restore
their health.
Sentimental brides are the most nu-
merous, but not the most happy of the
orange wreathed tribe. They are gen
orally young creatures, who revel in
poetical dreams connected with the
Wearer of a love of a mustache, or the
If bn
pressive eye, or an animated doll, who
can make pretty little speeches, grace
full bows, or sing q pretty little song.
She takes great pride unto herself be-
cause she married Charlie for his own
dear self, and not for hissurrounding--
unaware that mans position in socie-
ty, his friends, and even his wealth, or
poverty, Is as much part of himself
total rs the curl of his hair, the song
he sings, or the strut he affects, or even
his education. She generally finds,
when the song Is less brilliantly sung,
the mustache requires Chrlstadora, the
head wig, and the poetical speeches
are turned Into matter-of- fact impera-
rives, that the varnish is rubbed of,
the gloss removed, and Charlie is not
the man be used TO be.
The money-brida has made herself
an article Of merchandise, aud ~ to
be valued according to the price she
obtains for herself She belongs to
every condition OF society, from her
who marries for social position, horses
and carriages, diamonds, houses and
bank account, to the work-glrl who
marsies one-room home, and the
privilege of only half-starving on her
husbands petty weekly pittance. She
generally reaches the conclusion that
she has sold herself too cheap.
The notwithstanding bride looks on
the marriage service as medical pre-
scription, the parson as doctor, and
the husband as the bolus administered
for her lisa blue pill that must be
swallowed, however nauseous. She
knows that abe 10 travelling on the
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Enre.cr Nofes.

Six Redemptorist Fathers, who Were
eXiled rom Germany under the recent
laws, have arrived in New York.
The French government has decreed
that army officers must not marry I'M
less the bride has d0wry of 5000
francs. Heretofore the limit has been
10000 francs.
Count Won Arnim is allowed 90 take
walk of one hour each day in COM
pany with policeman.
NJ. Louis Blanc, who sits IN the
French assembly for the department.
Of the Seine, has issued a manifesto,
advising union Of all republicans In
that body, instead of u coalition of
centels, which he deems impossible.
M. Rouhr has gone TO Chislehurst
to attend the council OF imperialists,
summoned in view of the approaching
session of the assembly.
The Paris Journal des Debats We'd
nesdny published violent editorial
attack upon Mr., Disraeli for his dis
elaimer of his recent Guildhall speech
referred to in the Won Arnim case.
Des Debats says that Disraeli has sim
ply apologised to Bismarck for his
offensive utteranees.
The article in the Journal DIES Debats
on Disraeli's disclaimer, concludes as
follows: "lt is apparent from this in
sight of Dlsraeli's apology, that
England, In her turn, has been lnvad-
ed. Her prime minister can no longer
speak without submitting to censure
from Berlin.h
Almost causus belli between Aus
trla and Prussia. At the Austrian
embassy IN Paris there was fsvorite
cat. 1t has disappeared, and they
suspect somebody at the Prusslan en-
bassy, The correspondence IL active
and sharp.
Has Won Arnim beaten Bismarck?
In Europe the diplomatic gossips say
he has. IL was struggle to suppress
letters which Bismarck apprehended
the emperor might see, and the story
Is that Won Arnlm has managed to de-
liver the letters to the emperor.
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rHd ildfMh. Fel rIIngIng l0lift en-
ialNnm il ilinW iirf Nlf'nu Nli Nff
HM flTInI Ipm l.ie pulWHnrs 40
lhr W0lu ahf la Compelled pp Nrerlt
those WI llH bridegroom. fNH merely
Uwltn HH fWihlF ~ Hn unallily
lWrllinH lnn marriage lfd lu lhe mar
row haHsr nppnInlel ipr Nll llVuH
lhH honeymoon elllufa through
IplilmwIY HuiIlHsi Wul lhe rpllNlAr
MUM nWEhrd No WhfNlF periods,
The pranriug Hr.lt Do Euurrlly Wn
old mnld pf widow, Wllh deipaliwe ~
heipg pnuriel lpF Nsr pWn eseri arrRs "a
husband through fue medium 1i llpr
pplnnlay charms, ahe generally leis
pprlV QUO know, alter marriage thai
she tfrp the purse Strings ln hrr own
hand, aud lhp young man-l0r llla
rlHsa generally succeed ia obtaining
young mon whom ie has succeeded
Ia enlWpplng h highly aud eyrflnsi'
iugly Indebted 90 her The experience
Of such N usually the conclusion lhpt
they haye paid too dearly iur lhelr
whistle,
The misunderstanding bride h, per-
Nhliai the most rpnpnhpl nl ill ullltsl
tho least eulhusinpllc aud Iho most
LIKELY 10 hp happy
She mArTies because II h Instinct
with her not because she II naturally
Ia love, 30 she isu0t M apt 10 be tr0ub-
led win tho pHngs Of Jealousy or W
suller from dlsupp0lnlmeniH when she
discovers that tho bridegroom Ia mol
much better than the average Of men
after all, she goes through The court
ship ASH matter ~ course wonders Ut
Tue Wilma and ppprlces of sentimental
Blrlr receives alld accepts the OTTER Of
marriage az u mulll OF course duns
the bridal attire, nnd goes through the
whole formula Vt wedding ceremonies
~ u mallorol course performs all the
duties ana suhmltH 10 all the lilllo yeX'
ntlOns OF married lie ~ u matter OF
course llYrs q rercnei orderly, aud
quiet he, uud dies respected aud re-
grrlted by all who knew her, as u mat
Tor at culllte,
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d.. TUFTS HAIR DYE
is easily applied, lmpartsa beautiful back
or brown aud acts Ike maric The hest In
the world Sold by all druggists Price, one
dOllnr u box.
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OPINIONS or TIE pRpSs

CURTIS ON "MANHOoD."-T is no mem.
per o, society by whom this hook will not be
Iouhu uSeiul, whether he be parent. preceptor
OF ciefSyman.-lLondon Times.
CURTIS ON MANHOOD. This book shonld
be read by the young for instrnrtIon onI Inv.
me alIllGied tor relief; IL will iniure no one.
Nov York Herald. N'
n frlce 90 cents by mail. Address the author.
III; curtis, =. o; Box AIS, Gaiy eston, Texas
me hiiis, hook store, opposite the post.
~. B.-Dr. Curtis may be personally con.
suited at Galveston, No. Q Church street, near
Batn avenue, from November ith to Novom.
per Sun ana from December 10th to Decem-
Der S0th, after which he will he M ne LA
consulting rooms, No. Rampant street, New
Orleans. I'LL Mayl, 1875. 2i1d2m9w5,o
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a medical, essay on the cause and cure of
premature decline in man, showing how
health is lost, and how repained. It s5i,' nS w
GEAR synopsis OF the impediments TO mar
rlGgt, The treatment ofnervous and physical
DEBILITY, exhausted vitality, and ali other
diseases appertaining thereto, the results of
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MEDICAL.

a Uiid apeFicnt nud gcutic Pursn-
tive, recommended Tor tho cure ofall de-.
mngrment, of the stomach, liyorRud bowels,
By thelr tlmcly use much sickness is pro-
vented. Tho tel'ut many years have PROV
on them to be- the safest, surest and best OF
all The pills ever offered TO the public. They
puufy The blood, remove all couupiiong and
restore the diseased system to perfect health
A. RD AntidOte 10 ChiIis and Fever they
have no equal For Dyspepsia they are
- Specific. For Sicil @cadnchc and Bii.
lamS collie thoy are cure cure. FO~ EOn-
Iiipation, Rhrnmatism, piles, PRpitH-
tiGn OG the Heart. Pain la Ghc Side,
isacgI and Lnh,S, Nervousness, a positive
remedy. For Female Irregularities,
without Il rlvAt. When one does not "teel
very well" pa single dose stimulates the stom-
,ch and bowels, rcgtotes the appetite, and
impnrts ygor 70 the system. sold eyory-
where Office, 10 Murray street, Now York.
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November 18th is the anniversary nf
the republic of Switzerland. Swiss
Independence was declared November
I, 1897, old style, after a contest with
Austria which lasted nearly three CEN
turtles.
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GAAVEsTNN. TEXAs.

wherehe will be pleased to see those needing
his services at once, rs nj, stay will be short.
German. French. naniSh Sw6dish and Nor.
Wegian. llBdBmIlW6m
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SATURDAY the Arkansas senate
passed the joint resolution that a select
committee be appointed to inquire in
TO the election of s, w. Dorsey as
United States senator,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-08-29

A MAN INSTANTLY KILLED BY A
FALLING TREE.--At Pennington, Della
ware, last week Arthur McClayey, proprie-
tor of u saw mill, met with sad and fatal
accident, In company with several friends
Mr.. McClavey was sitting on a log, con-
versing on business .ffairs, while some
men were telling tree near by. When
the tree began to topple, the choppers gave
no warning, supposing it was falling in an
opposite direction from where the men
were sitting. But their calculation proved
false and the tree fell directly toward the
log, Mr., McClavey's friends ran quickly
out Of the way, and escaped all injury.
He attempted to do likewise, but finding
that he had started too late, dropped down
behind stump, surprising that it would
protect him from the branches Of the fall
ling tree. But, unfortunately, the stump
did not afford him sufficient protection,
and limb of the descending tree struck
the unfortunate man on the lack Of the
head, crushing the skull and bruising his
face against the ground. So great were
his injuries that he did not survive them
three minutes WILMINGTON (Det.) Ga
zeite.
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Posr-oFFIcE STATIsrIcs.--The follow
ing statistics will be found interesting -
In the decade from 1864 to 1874 the num-
Der of letters transmitted by the United
States mails has increased from 1886, 000,-
600 in 1864 to 900,000,O00 in 1874
greater increase than has ever taken place
in any country during the same length Of
time. In the first FIVE years Of the decade
the nate of increase was 30 per cent. and
for the last FIVE years it was 80 per cent.
The cost of handling 502, 100000 letters
in 1864 was s23 ,69S,0O0, and the cost of
100000 for the year ending june 80,
1874, was about 1874 100000. This shows
that an increase of so per cent. in the
amount of business has increased the ex-
penditures of the Department A per cent.
In 1868 the annual deficit was 81, 437 900;
in 1873 it was 6,1s0,000.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

pY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county sitting as Court of
Equity, the undersigned, as Trustee, will sell
at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
Tuesday, tie I5h day Of September, 1871,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, a parcel Of land consisting
Of Al ACRES, more or less. The improve
ments consist Of small Dwell
ing House and Stable, Apple, A&A-A
Peach and other Fruit Trees ~.
This property is on the Turn
pike road, miles south of Westminster, and
about II miles below Carrollton, and adj
Joins the land Of John MCGEE and others, and
is the same Of which Vachel Dorem, died
seized and possessed.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by The Decrse
aTe:-One- cash on the day Of sale or
upon the ratification thereof, and the balance
in six and twelve months, to be secured BY
the notes Of the purchaser or purchasers with
approved security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
CHAs. 7. REIFsNIDER,
Trustee.
JSo. NJ. YHoLiSo, Auct. aug 2i.st.
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MARYLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

TNHE First Grand Annual Exhibition Of
Il The MARYLAND HoETicuLruRAL SocrErr,
viii be held at Lehmann's Hall. 277 North
Howard Street, on
Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday, Septeia.
Der oh, 10th and I'm, 1874,
in the City Of Baltimore. Doors open from
10 A. M. to 10 p. n.
A liberal Premium List now ready for dis
tribution BY application to the Secretary.
SEASON TICKETS 81, admitting Gen
tleman and Lady. SINGLE TICKETS rs
cents CHILDREN 10 cents.
EZRA WHITMAN, President.
n. W. RAsis, Treasurer.
T. G. DoRsEY, Secretary, aug 15-4t
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Another FL Dorado has been discovered
At the Black Hills, Bear Butte, Dakotah,
Il We may credit the report of Gen. Custer.
dold and various other metals were dis
covered, also a magnificent fora, and
nutritious grasses which iatiened the beet
herd and the horses and mules while upon
the march. Abundance Of timber aud
building stors we're discovered No hos
Tile Indians were seen; deer aud elk were
=. abundant. Now It is just possible that
there Is land speculation at the bottom Of
all this.
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no. 1896 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court FOR Carroll County. <
Hiram Plain and others vs., Nathan Crum:
hacker and others.
ORDERED this 10th day Of August, 1874,
" that the account Of Special Auditor filed
in this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause 70 the contrary thereof'bo shown
on or before the 7th day Of September next /;
provided a copy Of this order be inserted forr
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
FRANK +. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
aug 22-A FRAxK r. SHAW, CLERK.
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N0TICE Is hereby given that the subscri-
IN her has Obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testamentary
on the Personal Estate Of
JOHN Skinner,
late Of Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with The vouchers
thereof legally authenticated 10 the subscriber
on or before the LIST day Of MAhcH. 1875 ;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
MI heneiit Of said estate. Those indebted arc
requested TO make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
August, 1874
DANIEL HESSoN,
aug 15-it Acting Executor.
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DEATH oE AN AGED WoMAN.-The
Philadelphia Ledger says Mrs. Mary
0'Toole died in this city, on Friday last,
at the advanced age Of l05 years. She was
a native of Ireland. She saw several en-
gagcments in the Irish rebellion Of 1898,
and was present on Dunlaven Green at
the shooting of SO United Irisbmen con-
demned to death by drum-head court
martial. Deceased came to Philadelphia
in 1904 and subsequently married, but
never had any children. Her husband
died in 1886. During the war of 1872
she assisted in equippibg the men who
went to the Pea Patch. She lived at
Sixth and South streets for sixty years.
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A large firm in New York, Messrs.
Jonas Somehow 4 Co. has suspended.
They were recognized as amongst the larg-
est petroleum exporters in this country,
and their liabilities, Il Is thought, will
reach $500 900.
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NO lao EoIrTry

NO. l472 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John R. Cox VS. Daniel p. Goodwin.
ORDERED this 10th day Of August, 1874,
~ that the account Of the Auditor filed in
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 7th day OF September next :
provided copy Of this order Be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy--test:
FRANK I. SHAW.
aug y y CLERK.
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At Toronto, on Sunday evening, while
Rev. Mr.. Day wns preaching in his church,
his daughter Mary, aged 20, was shot
dead at home BY her little brother, aged
10. The boy picked up gun which had
been left loaded in bedroom, and point.
ing at his sister said, .Doyou want me to
shoot your He at the same time pulled
the trigger, and blew of one side Of her
head.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Property,


Qf virtue ola Decree Of ihe cisc.i. coo,.
- for Carroll county, sitting a. 4 Cont IA
Equity, passed IL cause wherein ssrhe 81.
Yer hnn Building Association 81 Carroll
youn'y = complainant, aud Ezra y Yinf
ing ana vale, are defendants, il being "a.
i4Ii On the Docket Of said Court, The under
slgneo,. appointed Trustees BY the Decree
Aforesaid, WI oief II Public Sale, on the
Turnpike leading from Wesiminsler Il al.
tysbnrg, on
Saturday, ne Igh dsg II September.
1874, az o'clock, r. n, Honsa and Fot
containing
20 SQUARE PERCHES or LAND,
more or less, nov occupied By Noah Mitten.
Esq. and which the said Ezra j. Yineling
obtained from Emanuel Myers and Jeremink
Myers, Executors Of Peter Il. Myers, decd
BY deed dated November 10th, 1871, aud duly
recorded among the Land Records Of CafRlI
county. The improvements consist Of good
two-story Frame and Weather.
boarded Dwelling House. erect. A,4l&l -
ed within the past two wears e. - 49,
thoroughly and completely en- -
ished. The Lot is enclosed with good and
substantial fence, aud in every respect this
is a most desirable property and worthy fhe
attention Of any person IN want Of 4 snhe
home.
. Persons wishing TO view the premises can
call upon J. Vim. Earhart, residing al Union
Mills, and for further information call on or
address VIM. A. McKellip, Westminster, Nd.
Terms Of Sale. -Onethird part Of lie pnr-
chase money to be paid in cash on the day q
sale or upon the ratification thereof By he
Court and the balance in two equal payments
at and IL months, the credit payments IA
be secured to the satisfaction Of the Trnstees
and bearing interest from the day Of sale.
WM. A. McKELLIP.
J. WM EARHART.
Trustees.
WIN. fAea, Anctioneer. aug s-ts