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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-16
A Rare Chance to Buy Good Stock
or Wheat Farm

VI W 11ectV & al us
Dae snbsori ber offers 10 sell a farm Of ESQ
aores.. Three hundicd acres of the same is in
crops N has TWO good f:amo houses, one
basn, agoods we'll Of water, . living stream
running through it nca r, tha middle; two miles
of board fence. It is located in. the ,town,~o{
Dexter, three and ope.ha'f miles from.a' good
market. '''' ''''
will divide the same 30 rs to make two OF
four farms, as.may be desire d, and sell on such
trems- as to enable the crops to nearly meet
For furthor particulars eAquiro of asr% ..
J. - : #~ ., WI: AUSTIN \
nIvSM3 .-...------..... AHstin, .Winn.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-16
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA,

= The Following Departments Now Open:
The Collegiate Department.,
The College Of Science, Litcra-
lure and Arts, =.
The college OF Agriculture,
The College Of Mechanic Arts.
Tuition Fres to sAll-.Faculty Of Is Persons.
- New Buildings Completed.
!. The University possesses an Experimental
Farm, q General Library of 10000 volume s, a
Museum, a Chemical Laboratory fully equip.
ped, and q supply Of Chemical Apparatus, En-.
gineesing Instruments, otc. Tho year
1855 Begins September 2lst, 1875.
- For. catalogues Or, information. address
the PRES'T. OF THEsUNIVERSITY :.
5)w4. ...,,....,.- Minneapolis, Mimi.
, 1875-02-27
HE3!N6 on SEIZURE.

70 tbs Eda,r of TIC cAt,aeo 7rsomhs:
srn1HaYlELp, Fob. 25.-aIy attention was th!s
morning called TO No account OF conversation
betwcou alr. 4. Q. Hosing and reporter OF tho
Ut. Louis gtobs, copied IN TilI IMnuEE from
tho Globe Ut Fob. q. MAS present ut tic TIL
serysow rase1rol 10. and desire to Bay thas alr.
liesinss rs1narxa relating to t3euator echurz are
incorrectly atateu. Mr.. losing t!i,; not Ear:
Ntll, tell yoa villa. think. ..out think so very
tnuca 81 uchurz ehtr journalist politician,
rnl 1t presaat ho entirely to reasin ia tho back
GROUND. Idoas AuIa1s l.. Will c!isrv1.:e any great
kfEuuns Of ru.nrrstiu tlbt L!uw, Gn, aftts tito
Presidential ele:t,cn taleys In will decide sptn 4ls
futurs cousHc, whsthhr TO seL!eys distinction ~
politician. or auIsido entirely.
But said, In substance, that he nnherrtood
tlsat ssllulx w1,.td urita q EotisIcsl hI.tury OF
tho Uultel Htases, to which labor ho was better
Hu'.sd taan cditius dMI| neWanarer,; AID. IN
rai.t,on to tho uenasora intuta Political COURSE,
ho said, in substance, tllas Sshnrz wt.ull likely
rc1n4n 1nlot for tho prevent that tho DsIno-
cratic mud Opposition postca veEc Oh trial tlat.
If they ret Id Nlaolv Rlld with 1ucenay, Hc4uIa
would l.lte,y au. wi.h thom In THO noxt rresl-
deul.al osutiou. d. AnNTzES.
, 1875-02-27
National Debtrs


An fnto!eBttng statement OF tbs dtlhB q W.
couniriea of tie world llas leen rrCpa I'd rs f"s
Lun.!ot, j!eonomiss, nnd, llav'na toen to''.a D.!
commented u,,on by tho Pal ;Io.t G s""..!As
made tho rounda Of The Euglt4la p!pts' So ~;
H,pc.rel in tho lAttor paper. It lu ~ 10 !h'.s+
however, that tho tsurea regarding ~.
Guuntiies ars mora correct than tl':o va
Eurpolt TO giyo tho faots conceins L..
debt OF tho Unitod atates, but th' We -.
hardly cxpact. Biuco moro frequent Hnd a..
dataIlod statements arc published af Otl .;
than of any oktler, Yet W0 arc cfcd!, ~ W.T.
dcLt OF Ei,5, ,U0D Db0 in 1871, and OF u 9.Gs'l.'
~ 1876, showing nn IncroaHo Ut II, ,f'11 III -"
fact ia .hRs tho figrrrs llnyn been :"r:Nt
vcrBoa. inn. /, lb7J tim national de-: O! u,
Unita atutes was 81 tG2 2a2, ,tl0U which, alas' ~
exactly I'm. .00J, ,0U0. Un the tst JanEass' ls,.
It MAs l43 53s 0uo. which II ~ 1;oaE IS ~; ~
to EA33, UDU. COD. Tho blundor iH rcsha : n.,
ri ope, but 1t Ia strange Tint It should ~
carried through NIL t4H comments lilo Fa'' H. i.a
Gazflts makes without being dlecoTs:'u. ~, t1
GalPiis las even the assurance to re::sasA ~
who apIu ont lt.craaso In tho inIct 'Ius's
tho Initial Staten and tho arpxrcnt dt ~ VT.
tbs in,leltcdAasa Of the l!usalEu Enpl' A. ~
to cur having followed on thi, occasion 1,,;, in
ent and NO betoye, more accurate =. s;'s'Sr 1.s.
than in l6sJ." II tins la slur upon IT. ."s
ntdEou II ID worry ingenious. but 10 tim! eas MI
Gassia diyrrcCits Dir. HE,sto,7 a. well. "a
ht private Information lloro scnulate 1n'' 49,
cont alhed tu OUT olaisl stateE1ents l!9%t* ~ ia
loaylng the question u accuracy NV 81, =. ~ ~.
question, wo present tho tabfo Of 4ohse ~ ,s1t,
terogt In 1915, lsayiuE out the reports w ''.
, 1875-02-27


for It, a,lch show OF Tho frui:s q tlo orellAtu
AND Harlou may next fhll ho brouEhs tnEeiiIer u.
the uarion CIey 10 VIM never noioso efa'hhsa
oil sl'la Continent. -...
o'iEl,t to lie wo:th csiiliVattnE th1 season. lhes
MlH bring mo!Ioy. Tiny aTo HcaIce A',!: iins III
tha Nest ac.l reports s@y lafgo lnailts.1tl n'Et
Maso 'loaa tfoEca ~ tho Pits ma eeHafa it1ht
the severe Tlntot. Almost overy tarrtr ttilnxs
10 can SAl.s potatoes carly ana sot vc!y
for Auecead. Nhy9 10 Ees, potat'ea
oariS tloy maat 10 pla1ltca eaIi
anu ncio IL WncTa nioas ciltlFAt1r't
oxetpI f9allJ practical gataallerh, iall. ine
Efnahu anousa Ioaiiy naf9 paon ptepG'rea e.! !hss
fall, Fo shat tha crop might % plahtcu )fiAt aa
t'ooii ns tue ifost !e OUT ni t.o gFoa'a ana tho
soi, N Aood cohuhloh to WORN.
Fotatoca gel5n!fiatn SLOWLY u any aeasoh ana
eHpnelAly 20 e9slv II tne nF'ihs. t1u"eFos oa'x
thoy pe plAntcu, II thn! mo ca!otea NO u2ep tnat
thes VIZ atot 1seoze tliey aploh; hnu marc toos,
unt s''!ao "prGst Mput H.9ta WILL ~. uab.. m
l'ts!n oe'ofo 'Aoy cosilo tnroaEn. ,,,,.,. .,,,,a
IHo Play wl,el We ioinw, nna t wnaen atw"Sa y ~;
,,a9 worked ven, h 20 piahk ~ iitffoWa i, ~ W
TEE, inshcs s0 .en 10 'eF he W. e''ntse ossooe
,tases ovor tho rown. II 49,, waeda nt.:!l
appear. nns on af!s. aad hasrow tne aoi "!ta.
oist rosorenen 10 TIE potAtoes. a''a nv o1.eh NJ
wooda apocar' Ny tho tlinS sho potatoes aro
Heii sp:I.t"' s!in tloGe" "! 'Isr ~. Us" tA.'H
wei iesSsau,~inny enotEh W. ,"s tmo e,n,. ,
ntfi T. WI oitoh 10 3'"h nn'ste"ray ~ uso !
noe III t!lo cap - ". i.'en tho taa"t''R "''"
hh:VeHt'''s DAY W tsoIlo ny ti,ctf!: LII, ...t a..
!. tuanuFa y useu ~ tlle a'i! p"t ~ oyer the
nosntoea yr ''s @ Sa.y ero' on,, ios 'aiy Sr9',
a."t'n w., .usci I., ,;,. so.r"rn ,si,, ssI,G,
our s'h soMess ,r w. .,as ssa' ~
reGs' oolss to ''tHi," M y. =" , .i"s., H.,
ios lAtl lotasosa, NY n;ai.a'9 aaonA atMsye u.s.
i'tca:, nEehs' h'u pao"ea n1sEs E'. '..asi' 49,
nero VI p1.atoss aoals ~ ean.t e..i."'o' I.'e
tl!er arg ps!'seo: az ~ acto "a e"sa ~, ~,
plimsu ley saf.E, tno sfop u ~ Haf' - "nS
os''of faasea On .nn luria.
,o,! Wa.afs,i, H. sa vim s,ti1 In
!. vas 1osn nhIaot!n'" W. t9!..so' "up . h.'u ~
~aaia go ln'lo 70 G'eA sncsp. 1TtA1s vn ST., ~
was oecan'e Noo' was nos c'tte ~ ,;sto at'.sp ~
Kho"n saen TO Gy .es'' u'sianeo ~ W i!shoI ~
nn'e' Mc ooti uuaao ~ 'aaas. = .u .,a IN,
"" G'.s'ue1o teoh.'t tm atu1t' !. ota.e" @ ..I A.
, 1875-02-27
A GODDESS LEGISLATOR.
Expulsion OF n nlembor OF the North
Carottlap Legislature Who Doniod
rhr fsrfhrd0v NIa.G <eS ES0ti.

Expulsion OF n nlcrnbor of the North
Carolina Legislature Who Donlcd
tho Orthodox lueu Of God.
RALEIGH, n. O., Feb. 25.-Tho Houee Of Top
William Ttorne, member from Wa.ren Coupsy.
fur expressing Ills nou-boliet In thu o1istonoa Of
q 0od.-Assoctattd Presa Dispalch.
Tho Roleiah Nc.os Of tho 2sd Inst gives tho
following history and report OF tho cuse up to
tho day hororo tho formal vote Of expulsion;
THE TNonsE EXPULSION CASE.
NJ Mortas fEea the srsss T., Gannsss to inyst
Wn11v to ncat On ths Aoor submitted LII report of
documentary cytd tuco. ...,
shape Of pamphlet, isasea by rhornc, defandpe In
fidelity, ANIL denouncing ho cntkt,sn religion, char
aatoflzsd ly Mr. Patton :, the ness infamoa' nrcdu:'
@ fscs sss they iii Known lin for msny yesra, md
waa q menber ot pros.etcivs Friends, aud drsctor
III said church. Thn sYtdenco Of TAor,,o htnaeif
ae.t .s, 10 ;a%s sa s,d, th.: y; Is b. 9ssa ns %
ar: slorsng thsn stalled that The commtttce usre
the House. asAnc 10 10 discharged iro further ssr-
1!ce on the cotufnses.
Sr. aadeoz moved that tho report Of tho Committee
:lr. rattou desired 10 know II that would sc!tc3e
Tlloras from ..s charges againss htm; 60 he rold
s ssres az ssaa s IL So III 'hpu
tna alaa would, 10 would odes Eesolot'on 70 t4at
enecs. A., 49,. .,, =, ,,,,. :,
relieve iu hut to Lrn tho matter tcfote tbs House.
unGhes eonred, otercd resolution Will rre4u'-
be- stattug thht as Taorne haa MatrA m famous
circular, denying TITO hxisehsn & A!NlEniy uou snn
otherwise h'aslne1n,nH tnS Gnllah feug'on snas As
at s ssS ,sat s m:.. IN no,tror.a
I'LL Tuesay naxt, nna n'a4e fAs speesa order 1of that
hssx,nuton, onlorel. inlo:s-d ,hs views Of Hughes
Mr.. MclvcEs sl;ef dsaoatislh5 ~ hsthg tsfias The
, 1875-02-27

aubptapttaInn Of tito grounds Of tnveAttGaiun urun
vhit1, tho ch.rues sserc <oun,3rt,
Tbs prIncrai we irs1n tito solo evidence adAucett,
VIA fzn1e: puhl.Ahet some years plucs by Thorlsc,
This rn,nnlct sas nJdIssscI 10 nue JuAeph 13arxeF
pu Tt7Etsh rututtcF a, pra time o,tbtav lMt WHO
had had hin Judgment ally AMI fully convinced ~
to The trtla 0f tho Christian faith, aud With whom
Tlt,rue lad Invited ruby controversy. Tim ch2t.
knge WIS tc.ced md, mt IA let tho world lose tsd
1cus If ir opiniont tey wcro gstn 10 thu world III
this s,r.n,
1T was read in tho f,}l length of IN trrro tnorrut-
ties 10 !,orror-Nrekcu uudirnrr Certainly no Puc
+tnttte MS had ever ha,n heard III this stnto by o
,ic snplc cunt;t. suu .!asupi!4tieA.e III their re.
jiHicua belief, III that wan puse IN morals, Ill that
va. lovely tn lcel I'll TINT lsuer l aEsocfas'ou
all that wax hoy nil that wAs s1crel, all ihAt was rev.
crenca waa teia np 10 scorss kntl contunirly. Tho
lna Ieaty OF tho Almighty b1asrnc:acl. Tue wisdom
Of Ills uccress drIrad.d. liz TuB portrayed ~ cruel
toG cIEbt,uE III thu eternal rerlton Ut tho wretch
o creatuccs liz ia,i .!rns: urou existence. liz
described III wicked uoJ, Gofying III tho ccinpAnion-
Ahp Of men tlors than ordinarily scared with guilt
Of men vhono lives wpra etained With sha blood
pf Innocence or w!loso bous polluted With kihs
Of another kul!.
ThA kayipr Wst trcatel With lttn reverence. Tho
icli.lnu t.nt lilo !nculcAttd chtAh aud uuRulstd
10 tI,o wa1s Ct tnanhtul uu the eouLrAry. 81 far
from btaGy religion .: ren o, It by CArfftiana
thai inintIicc ralano warfare, h: murder lFopa.
gated. rho n,t.. moral runnaunithR tn thu initial
f..vx ,ete Frtets,Etss Tic naLt cAt,rs advocates
1T l,.s,.1u liuerty ~.ro ,nalsit Ear ucr ia theiS
H.vs than Gl1i4;shs .uia tts folIoHars o: a-9.a,
Hat IL 10 no. uuccpspr tatsltr to akr1te ta clius-
, 1875-02-27
ROCKFORD, I'LL.
The City ysatcr- Truit.CHlturo
s.i,st Its 1'rOxstt-CnMnt:lE Erstit md

rpult
The Clty wafer "nrNa~k'rom.
s."d A<a 1foxits-ca"nt:'I tfst'1 slAu
Cura''
sptesa Correspondence @ 4"e C"'eaao ff'o"nt'
.yorks sro ncarly c,n,plctcd n:lu will 10 tu run
,,,um nr,o, @ l,S t,,o lot n March Already ubouk
1'las osoe' - u.s. ~ -As ~, ~,
miIca Of 12-incl pipo has been lal, and
enough for lnlos moro ID on hantl, ready ~ 10
placed In tho ground whom tho gpripg opons,
!r,o ,,o,yor gor snwIv;nr Tho c,,v with water ia
1,...'Il',,",,,r ,anr anos ,r.o.hnr.e.no ooch
ausa,soa ~ ;.,n" .uu, nv 4so Hnrassuro noora
which arc capable Of driving u 50C-hoEsa-powcr
engine. Tho woshs have capacity to supply
a am nm co1lo,a of wafer oyery svouty-four
rt,o !. ,,,tain.1 rrn,, 1toc,t liyor
1lltor having been constructed. Tho entire cost
CT Tho works, wien completed will bc aboNt
s1cO. .CGD. Mr. IIoIty. tio coptractor for lha
Tin, far ~ ths civ arc amoi,: tho bost ho hau
over aeou.
gm,t,-fruIt cu!ture @ tnay bo resnried i an ono Of
so M w f.et mil III yerv .eeey rs
osiyed no arteut,on whatoycr, oxcupt in iGola.ol
c,ooa Tin nhrowl farmer. however. be..it,n to
% seo there Ia mouSy In stns'I @ fruit, Az veil as in
hnos md ,~attIe nntI tllas tho yotd per aero 10
far az tiollary arc opucerucl. d in favor Vi the
raft
fin, eoof,aman, Mr. r.. n. sxnner. with a
farm Wing adiol,,i,,g the city, has, daring tho
,.nt fo., yn,re hcc,, ronnrl,,S fnr frnlt.nnitnro
n n ~" m Dau" a ea,smsisS ssalo Isssn,y
ua,,r cn~,",ooco,r,nmt vfataI tliu farm. and uh.
ta;nei infornat,on OF ta,s b.lsincas mi
nrn1nncts' whfcI, will now ciyo the ieaders OF
Ill., farT =, s1r. Skinner II 1ooatej nm tho
1ch Soi inr ~ ,,dna,u~ land adlcIu;uu t,,e rity.
ts fly .n;i is ~ hi"rlt mHhi uiti, u awEt
rnix.uro OF eani, 3ust enough to r,aIe II easy to
, 1875-02-27

Au saYtheuVfe manu!acturoF At DurEietu,
Eng, who hal been teGoa.odly Aned mud irll-
hla good behavior ululer hout.s amounting 10
-, ,0o0 Which were turusLcl but tho nan was
boon attvrwala LaEuEe tho court aj;siu. Ald wa4
saut to prison for month, while B.1pa wcru
tpAen TO: the f,Ifeltura of his baIGB. Three
thousaud aoiiaFa aus sur drunk " paying "too
dsas for the Nhistle."
, 1875-02-27

rather thin sltles, wlt, ntar,late stroaia Of fat
Rud lsau. arc what arc CnpeciAlly HouBht for III
. conta por pounh moro titaa tho great, tas ..d-
pound touta. Why! puoplo who can alfora It
p:oter yonng ju!cy meat to Old, tough, JOINTS.
1l,sro wcrs abput 6,oo9, QUO hoHa hlavghtefcd
yet theru il = scarcity Of hams apl ba.on
such 40 voting, well~fatte1 liRs maao. Again,
why2 Tne answer Ia Ainiple; Western farmers
have sot into tho lRbis oi thinking that q aud .
ye.r old hoge. wolgAing aoo poupda anu over,
ITO tia oneA that bting tho .noat money. They
VI. running too much suto lnammoth pork. Bar
r.led posk Is used laAa ind lese, exrep! to foed
nuxiea and lahorcss n regions d'llicut Of accoaa.
A Utility hl'tinE nsc. winsetod onco aud kept IN.
J@r cent alaod what thu soo.puund l'or!.sr will.
weigh :5o pounds secia. will br.uy nsoso money a.
}ess cost fhau tho 410-pant!u hog. Take ynur
so se os so s :ua Sar Ss:
d.u" will atyo the figures,
Stock loga will probhtly DO scarce uoxt full.
It will pay ibis apEipg u take caro- Of all early
plga, and iorso them to M early mstuaty noss
will be all thai will bs necessary. i thore arc auy
Tu1EuSx readers who do not, "1hs Farm and
0uvden'' vii! toll thons II shsy Will make tho
waut known. ..----........- ...-.
as IL vol! Lnowu, will hud In nsxt session In
Chicago. fl the autumn. IaA: week, In apeak.
lux oI tho extFana wlatar. no na,l It would bn
latt. on fr,li.-mon. 1t will 10 hard, for Il will
soriously losssn, and ln 'nauy lacslties eatircly
cut off. theis aalsrcs Of revenue. Ihey, like tbs
anlMais Of indifferent turmc1y, which ole ont
tho winter on tho tat they hayo stored up iu aial-
,ner, must subsb.s on tho surplus gained In
former ycerx. THIS ls one ot tha reaaolis why.
AY,o:het ~, xut'clpatnna h.d bson laade by
tho fraternity taat " would be possible to hrlnl:
toveehcs ll4a greatest shoM Of fruit.psodreti
| over mado In the West. This 1t will nov bo
uiiacult TO do, but 40 belioys . pas4syeEtn,
| 1lght sgslnst insecs-enotnios will ngablo our
| l.ara aons in 4 fair season. lealsmbor,
! w1 haya tbs wuoa country to drain frun1 aul
what one rsKlon n,a1 iack an7thes may supplJ.
Lot all, therefore. DO thtr bsst. aud, our noE.i
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I.,,,eI,'s Living Age.

A new serial by Mrs Oliphant Is he
u,n in the number Of The Liping Age
Tor the week ending November 18th.
The same number also contains an
ELABORATE and interesting article on
The Atomic Theory of Lucretius, con-
trosted with modern Theories OF
Atoms, the Constitution Of Matter and
The OrigInation OF Life; an lnstalment
of "The Dilemma" powerful story
Of East Indian life; Schoolmaster OF
the Renaissance; Naturalness Of Char
acter; Two Danes; Lauzun; Philip
stanhope, and other choicest reading
of the day, both prose ana poetry.
With fity-two numbers, Of sixty.nn o nr
large pages each, (aggregating over ov wv,
hayes year, the subscription price ,e
lssi ia low; o still better for Sio;5o
sny one Of the American 81 monthlies
or weeklIes IL sent with The Lirtng age
for a year, both post paid.
The present IL good time 10 SUP
acribe. aa those remitting now for the
vear 1875. will receive the interesting
numbers Of The Living Age. gratis
Littell 4 Gay, Boston, are the puo'
fishers.
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TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION,

A special meeting of the Texas Press
Association will be held in jefferson,
Texas, on Monday, the 9th day of De-
cemher, 1875, to adopt measures to St.
cure proper telegraphic dispatches, and
the transaction of other BUSINESS
Every member is requested to be pres.
ent.
The press of Louisiana and ArkSnsas,
who take dispatches, or desire to take
them, are urgently requested to send
representatives to this meeting, as are
all the press of this State, interested in
the matter. W. Y. LEADER,
Chairman.
@. @. voGEr, Secretary,
The press will please copy the above
notice.
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Uhe Daily 4erala
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORNING ::;:;: nov. 10.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
arrival and Departure Of Trains AZ
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives
From the South mail and express) zoos y. IL,
From the North (nail and expressl- $3.50 a. IN
From the SCUM, accommodation 1850 p. IN
from the North. accommodation 2;l0 y. m
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mail and Express....... 500 p. IN. 0:S0 y. m
Accommodate n....... $50 a. IN. 9;55 D. M
Through Freight.."...l2a5 D. N. l2a6 y. m
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stance saving he bad NO dnu 4 as to his
quit and regretted that it was not
Otherwise. After some remarks, brief,
pointed and earnest, he pronounced
the sentence TO he imprisonment for
three and half years IN the Missouri
penltentiary, and assessed a fine OF
5000,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-16

Every description Of legal job work done
~ galveston prices at TIE HERALp
orvzcn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-16

Somebody ought TO Interview Gen,
nhtrnmn as 70 his opinion 81 President
Grants Des Moines speech about the
common school system. Gen. STEER
man and his family are Roman Catho.
lies. KS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-02
xyYILLIAM BREWER,

w ATTORNEY AT LAW
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Particular attention paid to conveyancing
aud the sale of Real Estate.
OFFICE, west of the COurt-IIouse and Que
door north of the Presby terrain Church.
sep Lift
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-02
a>ICH,D NJ. WILLIAMS,
TAMEs w. ANDERSON,

j ATrORNEY-AT- f,
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND,
Will practice IN the Courts of Montgomery
county. All business entrusted 10 him will
receive prompt attention oct lG-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-02
q set iGal.
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
Where, where are all the birds that sang
A hundred years ago2
The flowers that in all beauty sprang
A hundred years ago?
The lips that smiled,
The eyes that wild
In flashes shone
Soft eyes upon:
Where, 0 where are lips and eyes,
The maiden's smiles, the lovers signs,
That lived so long ago2
Who peopled all the city streets
A hundred years ago2
Who filled the church with faces meek
A hundred years ago2
The sneering tale
OF sister frail;
The plot that worked
A brothers hurt
Where, 0 where are plots and sneers,
The poor mans hopes, the rich mans fears
That lived so long ago2
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-02

ly, stammered out something cold and
curt, and then sat with averted head and
in silence.
"Wbat is the matter p asked George.
Nothing"
"Then why are you so changed from
your old self Have offended you p
II have no right to be offended"
II think you have" he returned,
warmly. "a nearer and dearer right
than any one, if you will have it so, and
it strikes me you have used it, too. You
have KEEP. the a. great distance, as if |
had been an evil spirit. | have been
positively frozen for the last three
weeks"
"You have got on very well in that
condition" returned Maggie, meanltfgly.
George suffered the ghost of smile
to curl his mustache.
GLOW else could have known wheth-
err such SHY, quiet thing as you cared
anything about me :"
1T was not fair protested Margaret.
Nevertheless, she forgave him.
4, REMARKABLE CASE or EoUINH
MEMORY Many years ago, Mr.. Abram
Dodge, of ipswich, Mass. owned n beau
tiful horse which was tho pet Of the
family. lie was admired by all who
knew his playfulness and good qualia
lications In the summer it was MIR.
lodges habit occasionally to have
frolic with his horse in the barn-yard,
then let him out alone and he would 60
into the river, which was about one-third
of mile distant, where he would battle,
then 90 to u common and roll on the
grass, then with the freedom of air start
for his home; his stable was renovated
for him while he was gone, and his
breakfast put in his.manger. If he met
his master he would show some coltish
pranks, bound for the stable, pull out the
wooden pin that fastened the door, with
his teeth, and rush to his mangcr, where
he expected to find his food. One night
the horse was stolen from the stable.
After the expiration of sisteeu years
Mr.. Dodge was at tavern, wien man
lrove horse up to the door Mr.. Dodge
ut once recognized his horse, and told tho
driver his reason for believing it to be
his the man told his story Of whom he
had bought the horse, and that he had
owned him for several years. Mr. Dodge
claimed his horse, and it was finally ngree,t
that if the horse would, on being taken
to his old stable, go through the habit
of bathing, rolling on the grass, and
pulling the pin from the stable door as
above described, that Mr.. Dodge should
have him. Whcn-the horse was let out
into his old yard he reviewed the preml-
scs for moment, then started for his
old bath-tub, then for his green towel OH
the common, then to his old stable, pull
ed the wooden pin, won for himself
good meal and his old master, his favor
ito horse. These facts are vouchsafed
for by reliable old residents of the boau-
tiful. picturesque old town, and show
conclusivcly the long memory Of our
noblcst animal
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-02

Graham bread is said TO be excellent
food for the children on account of its
superior bone-giying qualities. You
can feed child on that bread until he
is all bones.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-02

A would-be wit having fred off all
his stale jokes without effect. at last ex-
claimed: "Why, you never laugh when
| say good thing" Don't IY re-
torted Jerrold; "only try me with one.'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-02

A man in Iowa obtained a divorce
from his wife last fall and then hired her
for cook. Since that time she has had
more new dresses and pin money than
she ever possessed as Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-02

"Smile Once Again" is the title Of
new song. ''And that's what like"
says a venerable hummer, "alays room
for one moro as the omnibus man says to
the fat lady"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-02

A bachelor made a viii leaving bis
to the girls who had refused
him; For to them owe all my earth
ly happiness"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-02

tened disdainfully as he lay lounging on
the sofa, with eyes half closed Mar
garet saw and understood perfectly, but
answered nevertheless. 1t was only
what she expected. There was no reason
why she should not be content to have it
so. She had not even pang of mortif-