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New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

SEANTED-A situation ~ PORTER ; Is Z
w gOOd ami maker good reieT sufe. address,
u. L. FINNEGAN l32 Wy ckod St. cor Ioyt brooklyn
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Bteamtoats amb RaiIroaos.

N oozzsNss HofEL pocK i6Ni IsLAND
ghILr ssgassys eseeptsd ~ aes,eat from
tonfsfs iss; Bobbs Ferry IL Syack and Tsrytown Dy
ielTy hoat, II " Returnue from SswDuIgh at $50 y IN,
reashing Nevy York a. $50 and Broosiyr at y.
NEW-Y0RK and IONi; BRANCH RAILROAD
~ CENTRAL kAiIJoDAD or NkwJERsEI
ALL RAiL LINE BETWEEN NEW-YORk AND
LONG BRANCH.
SIX H%%sPe1g Ea wSass;dfy Wy }qy lIS sxss,sa
Matewsn Midtetown and Red Bank.
Leave New YORK. foot u Liberty North River at 730,
s"o' i"Soa H. LOO REfSsSPNS ssai 1isS + %
Leave Long Branch al TOO, Ss00 1905 a mr 230 4l0,
62Dpm.
In addition to .he above accommodation Train leayes New
York es south Amby at ESQ Leaves south Anboy for
stages conneet MATAwAN, with all trains,
trains 10 aud from OCEAN GROVE and AsBuHY PARK.
b. +. KICKER sup't and Ispgr
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RtNER RAlLROAD.-Atter June 2T. 1873, through
S;Dt Chicago and Northern Express with drawing
through TO Rochester; also Montreal via Nan
chester, VT
600 m saratoga Special arriving Saratoga Al %
a. special Chicago it'll
20 liocle eF and iianal0 and Niagara fs arriving al Nj
ii 90 a. u. Nortlern and Weetern Express
3 30 Saratoga special arriving az saratoga ut M
400 Montreal Express win seelng cars from New
York 10 ST Adams arriving al Montreal ~ 500 a NJ
600 Express Daily with sleeping ears for "atefto"n
D. m Pacifc Express Daily with sleeping FOR Roch
J. > ANA NJ. [. ksllFca1s -
II - D m Express, with seepngoars for Albany. Troy,
and saratoga arriving at Saratoga nj 600 sunday morning
W" '-'''N ~ P' -''"' -'"'' C. II. KENDRIcK
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nor NEN-HAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
l FITlp WHITE MOI STAINS. MONThHAI. end inter
1nedist, porn sanef irav-s Peek sp c"y S"nda,' *
IN viii -f ta tir N'a - Night bot ieFrs f, X
sp Ar H ilck. Ji5kets sold ann bsagc checked at VA
BIOaaae, New YORK. and court 81, bIDOklyh.
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ferlures ano tfleetiMas.

NAMP-MEETING at Sea Chi begins TUES
~ DAY Aug 3Pe-ons wishing to hire tents equire of ~
RINEHA RI l24 kigLhaye al the onee oo the ground
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Coachnen.

A y AMERICAN young man wants sltlanon
a As COAcHMAN understands the care OF horses e.;
garden &C. milk and to b. generally useful city
country; Ia, hest OF references can te seen az the
PROTESTANT HOME BU kEAt, loS Otl ave. above
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nCEAN HOTEL.
~ IONG BPANcL
STPFR1oH CfNMMrbAflpNS.
Fr,- counter. fo r.. ..iii1bie for fancy g'sol-.
4V- ,'rIA~ " W WARRES LELAND. - tnlee
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EALL RIVER LINE,

ICR Rq- Toy VIA NEW PORT a Nd FALL RIVER DAILY
sUNDAYs. June 27 10 Au,, % ncus:yel a. D p M
Fron, Pier * North River foot of ,irrra. 70.
TLG WORLD RENOWNED sIEAIEEs
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Cant \ g. ONIONS. 'rrt =. NJ ~lNfpNH.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON
The mo- direct FaunOI Middieboro, Plymouth
New Bedford Marihas Re ard. Nantucket Cape Cod the
WHITE MOUNTAINS. aud al principal points IN Ne"tn-
gland an the IIoyEce
For and StaeEoms apply atPi4 Bronfway; Broad
vav csrser wenty ilsr- Ccurtisi, Brooh OF az the
oice m tie Iier and all pnca Hotels and Ticket Offices
IN tlesl, B0nDEN q LOWELL Agents.
GEORGE L. CoSNOl. Gen. Pass. Agent o. f. b. co.
7 EHIGH VALLEY MMER
Il ARRANG m GSTs-JUNE -, lS35.-Desois iOot OF
Cortland ald De- ssTOsSsS-sts.
$40 M trim through imra, storping n Ncw >iar@t
Brook. Philil sDnTg., f@tsion leth f1n \ 4
town aIrh Chunk. white Haven, NiikcsSarre. Pltss
with trans for Reatn,, HARRISBURG aud Poftsfiir
IL so D. NJ train through IgnkhaHnOck stopping ~ The
1nc pal intermediate staticnr. This tram has coIec
ion also TOR MshanOy cay, Hazleioa Reading fo''s'
,ile. and Harrisburg.
400 ln rra through TO Mach Chunk stopping az all in
terur,iaia stations.
C3O m train Night Express daily FOR all prin ipa Stations
al connects with trans ior Ithaca Auburn hocht-ci
Buffalo abs SUsfeHoOu liiiage, sui The es'
Pr!usus <leetanx Goa ches attached TO this tram
Il. ~AIEE SWpf and Engineer
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DEOPLE' LINE FOR ALBANY AND SARA

1OSA-IfaFcs dlilY az q T. ~ l'uh,aS tA'ep'tHl '"'
per II. North River foot OF Canal ht
SPECIAL NOriC CE.-Ou saturday. jny :, ana every sal
nfay unit! furfhrr notice the -icrIs y this iIo VIII leave
instead Of p. heretofore ~ q" ei 10 con
Albany Wit the SUNDAY h0IIns iiaih ii oi ''ooa
l.-ItA - 49,
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Gardeners.
GARDENER and UsEFUL.-A respectable

A AHtENFk anu SET l LA IfNIi''id'i'
" voung married incumurancr who uDdei stand
vegetables sud oweTS lawns Gel also the carr o horses, ana
Hing himself usoiu the vie q. LAi EDltEc- II
rtufiif.i; undOubtoi reference. Apply az OlyELl. :
AGESCl, 100 est JttA st. corner VI LIOddway inquire
for l. h.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

~ BLOCK ISLAND, r. T.,
dr..ass a flelfs. u rarh'i ~ 't,fi'
,nn.rl. fry 'fovl,nfr tpncing az Ntwpor every "r'
t,r Ilrlrs.a. and SATURDAY steamer EIl E"in Not"F
,,biro At Sew London and .,,onlgiDn every "Wednesday
sJ,'r -rirenIar SICHOLA- BALI, Proprietor.
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Porters
Porters
nORTEP WATCEIMAN and USEFUL.

Young single Onld Ike place IN city country as
pnr-r watrian store hotel office, ANA wiling to
exorll mt reference. Apply
ODELf- AGENCi LOS " est 3iths, corner Broad" iy
Inquire lor 4. N.
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DROSPECT PARK EDIEL,
CAT~KIIL. Y Y
High elevation mountain AR "lu1 7''iVts uiS"i P' ="
tn. " Ofid. 20 acres 81 gf lund-
~ '' FIRST ~. ~ A'COMMO ODArloN'
10 Accessible by daF bOis ai' chs hu'
son River Railroad Now open. Address nm, ,...,i,,
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

At HTTNNT fNTN MI. IIl1IF fF'4NT1 TT
~ ALBANY and TROY landing ~ Cat-klll l>trai1.r J. H.
sCHI YLER from %. y T., frall-nsi NON DA ",
WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS. T.. IN. Fare, % cent?
deck cabin with berths. vi Only ~ 20 10 l3unao freight
at rcsaced ratc. j. ". HA y DA-
SUNDAY EXCU RSION, 3 a. H. z4tii ST.. - Newbnrsh
% els Ponglsee,sir. KhncDeck. Casc, Athens Il AZ
thrn ticket, ~ -. arriving New YORK Salne day.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

NOR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with

yves; pciutl C0ru wall cwDurgh, Marlborough dI'oh
POugf ce., Wesf PARK. aGa L-opns the sieanb James
IiarIgs',n st. Per No. o. Hoffh River. At ,. IA.
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and all points on Hogsat9nlc n
s,d Nausstuek Railroa,ls Fare si seapeF BRiDo n
SoRf lcaycs Caiharinep at li30 NJ and Bridgeport ~ -
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mnsica! 1nstrumsIts.

A LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS, Square and
"A TDright. RENT SELL cheap. sales easy
monthly psy,nent- Gail at II. n MERKELLs No. CgioE
square No lG5 FOURTH ave.i
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6iluaiious rJauicN-- females.
IOTsEWORK.-A Young womag would Ike

I l aplacr In city or country: do Dl,y COOKING.
WASHING aud I0NINO, and willing 10 maze hcrSst gen
erav useful furnish trl,nf reference Apply Al
ODEII's AGENCY. lO3 West 3!h.sf.. corner BroAivai
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

I.l.l WEST 3OTH-ST.. second tl0or.-A col
IsE1 oresi woman wishes a situation ~ COOK WASHER
and IRONER, general hOU,ENORA, N small family
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

~ tave Grand PIANO cost $i4tO. - be- sold for $50 do
f2D Chck-rtng. SO Hnd 10 large stock ~ nfst
Pianos y warranted, at very low prices Tor CASH rs
l.l II.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

"A. PIANOS are second none prices Moderate Con-
st,uflv ON hand large assortment hand Panos
from best Nsw and secOld haad Pianos W rent
arerDOins No. % Inion square.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

III MI A n AhE ANIJ FIL D-V4N U ~ W
~ Owning and operating The only route tg CeoarIsosh
sharon hallScn saratoga lake ttsiB ana
rlae, ON Lake thatain. Might trains and steamers iioa
frwYok connect At Albany aud Troy WITH moiins 'ilhs
fle dsv line steamers ami day trains Win evening Trans
for ali the abovenamed places :. r. MAYO OolI Pass
Y " i. fresI.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19
COMMENCEMENT DAY.

thought OF the rosebud garden,
And marveled which was the queen,
As looked on ranks of maidens,
In the pride OF their youth serene,
On beautiful girlish faces,
Unlined by thought Of care,
Aud bright with The fearless gladness,
That children and angels share.
listened to words Of wisdom
That were fit fol poet or sage,
Spoken by lips rs sweet as lowers,
From the fiower-encirclcd stage;
And wish that we Older learners,
Going TO lfe's bard school,
Could only remember half so well,
Line and precept and rule.
And then as the ripples oflanghter---
Like breeze over tasseed corn,
Or shower of crystal dew-drops
From the leaves Of vine at morn,
Uttered liz fairy Ginning
Ny heart roved FAR away
From these happy ones and the triumph,
OF this Commencement Day
Commencement Yes, Of duties,
OF the many braided strand,
That Is only kept from tapale
BY the skill OF woman's hand -
OF waiting days, and watching,
or long unanswered prayers;
Beginning of life in earnest,
With It's thousand joys and cares.
Bni not with passing shadow
Would | dim the light serene
That shines IN the ewes Of these happy girls,
Each 10 her own queen
For kissrs Of little children,
Aud blessing Of youth and age,
Shall be set in jeweled beanty
On their lifes unwritten pnge.
And as each lfe-lraf is scattered
From ont OF this bower Of love,
MAY thoughts OF happy school days,
Come back as messenger dove;
Thoughts Of their joyous schoolmates,
OF teachers whose love they adore,
or prccepisa and gems Of wisdom
Gathered al old Stanmore. /, s. w
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19

Work - Because young man has n
father who is. . well Off there is no rcn.
son that be should not work for himself
No man should idly depend upon anotl-
err. Whatever the relationship existing
between them; and no man in this
world will be happy who violates the
Fundamental law of industry. You must
work if you are going to be happy
man. know you thiuk it Is hard. but
If God had meant that you should be a
butterfly. you would be born butterfly.
AS you were not born moth or miller
but a man, you must accept the condi-
ton of your manhood And il there is
one principle that is more important at
the very threshold of life than another,
it is that man is born 10 work.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19
Courtesy.

The following excellent sentiments.
embodied in a definition Of true courtesy,
are from lecture on Don Quixotc, by
Rev Henry Giles:
+" And this is real courtesy. that which
has reverence for womanhood in SEX the
courtesy which has respect for others
than the rich. than the young; it is dis
tinct from the courtesy which blooms
only in the smiles of love and beauty.
and withers and cools down in the at
mosphere of poverty, age and toll.
Show me the man who can quit the
brilliant society of the young, To listen
to the kindly voice Of age--who can
hold cheerful converse with one whom
years has deprived of charms show me
the man who is willing to help any ono
who stands in need Of help and if the
blush Of Helen manted her cheek, show
me the man who would no more look
rudely at the poor girl in the village
than at the elegant well-dressed lady in
the saloon show me the man who trents
unprotected inaidenhood as be would tha
heiress surrounded by the powerful pro-
lection of rank, riches and family; show
me the man who abhors the liberiene's
gibe. who shuns, as baspbemer. the
traducer Of his mothers sex /; who scorns
as he would coward, the ridiculer Of
womanly foibles. or the exposcr Of wom-
anly reputation show me the man who
never forgets for an hour, the delicacy.
the respect. that is due to women, and
women in any condition or class; show
me such man and you show me . gen
tleman--nay, you show me better, you
show me true Christian gen'len a 60
There are some who think that persons
lose in manners as they gniu IN liberty.
One grace belongs to the spiritof liber-
ty, which is most active where this
grace prevails most with this grace
it expands; this grace is respect for
woman---not for her rank or elegance.
but for woman And when this senti-
ment becomes enlarged, when il is stable.
social structure may be raised upon
it more glorious than mankind has ever
seen"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19
ROCKVILLE MARYLAND. FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 49, 1875
said line of light. saw there small
human toe /! Nothing more.

| so;l E,a oc l;rht 7 ea,v share =, so,s,U
l,,,,,r,, ~ N1,h;,r roro
For ,hs 6,st instant ,houobt the vis-
,,s, 4, ao.,'s ,Waa, IL ~ s,,,,o,,l;,,l,,
tban ~, T was onlu hals owota ana
oorIa ~. ooo a;s,;n,,,v e. T r,hhad
~. 80, W, ,,r se I. ,hsoa ,;n,os IA ,aoLsd
~ !, - s ..v ,hnra mas ~ accnrsea
five ,,Ia;n d;s,;nc, Observation-Disclosures.
hla.I;Lo T. ;,s svadnass mi r;a;d;tv IN,
I, s,..h;aa sIse harn;hi,, ,s,a
an nj r az easily fr;gbtanod man -
NJ 49,, ~ Ia ,sora,a5 81 r,r.h IA
800 80 - ,,,,oh a,J baan avnosaJ - 81
49,. 49,, $780, aom' - ~ 10 m ,hora
ma 49, sa ss 90 mvstor;ors and mn
,nai !, ~ a.sso..assa e HI s;nnIo 80
49,. e.. ~ H ~. .;,,,a + oonII nos th;nL
~ III. - T. -, a;d noth;na IN s,nra
=, !. n s.a,s of n,,er hsw;l,le,nant
,aaa.,. homora. - NJ 80 "A !, !.
voa;sh 80 -, s,eodv aava T ,horgbt
I@ r,;ah, go 81, ohanas ,nu ,oc,;es. and
80 81 - III n;dn;,ht ;nyadors
!. IL. - 49,. Ill 5;sl;l, !
so,t;a 49, 'a - ~ 49, 1901 na;so T
a a -, - lana vo;ca.
'". :. W. ,hoso ~
NJ, ~ ;.,'.ssi;a,.,u ,l;sonaorol =,
III H. ,,.noss
80 AImast s;n,,,,roo,s,v With nv words
iaaaa oI' ~ .'t' 80 la an3 rrshad .osard
- - ~ ..,has'.J Ia hahaId ~ s,.an,a
s,'nd p'avs Wy Tha ~ "a, ;ns,ant ran
Pr, 49, aad 81. ~ ;soa on;,,
"s1, $50 ~ , III AZ ca M + b.re ~
a;st;no a =" roo oups 80 wbat occnrroa
svosnt;na a., raarenI s,rngcle ensned
hotwaan NO No., and NV nnsoan onnonont.
~ ouarn ~ 49, ona than va Iare r;o'
lentlv bnr,ed n tho aoor from wb;cl,
NO o,ways aroso oaa;n i deadly an.
hraoa. H.. mo ,,aaaa ona stra;no1 ana
nnlled and nnybs5T i convnls;ye
pnd I fron, aa anarnnof 6abt far ne, no
1for ~ M t;n g i had 5;scavared tbat
~, ~; ,,,,an 49, 49, 49,, ha;naS o ~
H., &c ,sh;al,
H. ulli,;.,ad sa.aJ a,a no,,nd aLae,,
- ahosL M ar,n - .sn - fsr.o con
tos. 80, ~ 800, saan,aa 20 MI
800, .n;,h and Ia =, Loo aosaa
norsons INV s.l,ow.traaeler omonn
.han.s ,e,s A' smnnasa ~ o,r ronoat.
81 s,lls came no,,r;nc into Tho room
.a;,h IL ,;.ht sa IA sLamdd nv s.s,oa,;na
@;,h ,nan hav;na no,h;no ~ Int !
III. ,,hasa iona .sn,,laJ e;.and villa
s""s sill, "a'ss ,o' I'll t. ;asa 49,
Amd .han fos t t srst t ~ heeo,no
an a -. haa raao;,aa 1 ~ con.
a;st sov vr cashas from b,;fn which
~ ~ on rsss s XII ho,1';n IL hand
- Ta pconclude NV storv n = few words
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19

Broken FRIENDSHIP Friendship is
a good deal like china. 1t is very dnra-
bic and beautiful as long as it is whole
but break it, and all the cement in the
world will never quite repair the damage
You may stick the pieces together 50
| that. at a distance, it looks nearly as
well as ever. but it won't hold hot water
It is always ready to deceive you if you
trust it, and it is. on the whole. very
worthless thing, fit only to be put emp
ty on shelf and forgotten there. The
finer and more delicate tits, the more Ut
ter the ruin. A nero acquaintance,
which needs only a little ill-humor TO
break it up, may be coarsely puttied like
that old yellow basin in the store-closet !;
but tenderness. and trust, and sweet ex-
change Of confidence can no more be
yours when angry words and thoughts
have broken them than can those delicate
porcelain tea-cups which were splintered
to pieces be restored to their original ex-
cellcnce The slightest crack will spoil
the true ring, and you had better search
for new friend than try to mend the
old one And all this has nothing to do
with forgiveness One moy forgive and
be forgiven. but the deed has been done
and the word said the flowers aud the
gliding are gone. The formal . max
ing up" especially between two women,
is Of no more avail than the wonderful
cenents that have made cracked ugli-
ness Of the china vase that you expected
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19

Somebody has figured out the interest,"
ing fact that tile total amount Of State.
county. city and town tax collected il
the United States in 1870 WAS $3.50, :
SOL, 900, which was about 81 head for
the entire population. The total amount
of these taxes collected in 1860 was
1914, 1856, 900, which was about $3 a
head for the entire population. It cost,
therefore, more than twice as much to
take care Of man 10 1870 as il did ten
years before. This does not include the
federal taxation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19
% oetital.

Respectfully dedicated to the Graduating
Glass Of 1874, at Stanmore Female Seminary,
Sandy Spring Montgomery County, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19

A country clerk in rural town had o
pet calf which be was training mp in tho
ways Of the OK. The calf walked around
very peacefully under one end Of the
yoke, while Mr.. Clerk help up the other
end. But in an unfortunate moment
the idea Of putting bis own neck
in the yoke to let the calf sec how IL
would seem to work with partner.
This frightened the calf. and eIevating
his tail and voice, be struck !" dead
rum for the village. and Mr.. Clerk went
along. with his head down and plug hat
in his hand, straining every nerve TO
keep up. and crying out at the top Of his
voice, +" Here we come. blast our fool
ish souls Head US off. somebody =
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19

After the death Of Boerhave, the most
celebrated physician of the eighteenth
century. there was found among his
books volume sumptuously bound, in
which were written down, be used to
say, all the secrets Of pbysic. All the
pages were blank, except the frontispicce.
on which be bad written in his best hand
this sentence: /" Keep the head cool,
the feet warm, and the bowels open"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19

What baby wouldn't " climb the gold
en- stairs" if its parents were guaran-
teed such exhilarating soothing syrup as
these simple lines taken from the Phila-
delphia Public Ledger:
Put away the wel-worn cradle
Marked By Jimmie's little thumb
Put IL 10 The Rarref corner
Till another angel come.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19

Never kick man when he is down.
unless you are sure be can't get up.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19

No Q stops ut Rockville, Germantown nnd
Barnesvile Nos Al and IS stop nj Rockville
anly Nus 90. % and % make no stops. No
2e will stop Al Rockville on Sunday. Other
trains stop ut all stations
THOS. r. SHARP,
8 SrgscEa, Master Of transportation.
Supervisor of Trains jan %
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19

Gen. Lee one day found DR.. Cutting.
the army surgeon, who was handsome
and dressy man. arranging his cravat
complacently before the glass. +" Cut
ting" said he. you must be the hap
piest man in creation" " Why, Gener
al" why replied Lee. because
you are in love With yourself, aud have
not a rival on earth "
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19

B natural is the keynote of good
breeding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19
THE SEN TIN Ell

Is Published every Friday morning at 81 so
per annum, if paid within three months from
the time Of subscribing, or 100 il not paid
until the end Of the year. No paper discon-
rinued unlil all arrearages are paid, unless at
the option of the publisher.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. For plain matter
81 90 per square ts lines) for the first inser-
tion, and % cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Rule and figure matter. double the
above rates. Obituary Notices 50 cents per
square.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19

Remember the Poor--iDcludiug your
self
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19
BUILDING & REPAIRING

A LII KINDS of Building and Repairing
N promptly attended TO by FRANK Ca
TOR, Rockville, Nd. FURNITURE OF all
kinds neatly repaired. Those in want Of a
practical workman are requested to give him
a call
va Prices to suit the times lnoy 10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-02-19
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Yearly advertisers will be allowed to change
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Advertisements should be marked with time
and space they are to occupy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24
A ORAssHorPER s1oHY.

One Of the most credible stories IL to
the effect that, iew weeks ago, a WON.
on dug up painful Of dirt 10 which to
plant some Gower seed. She pul the pan
snder the stove, aud west out 10 sec a
neigbbor. Upon her return, after an
houts absence, sus found 2 900 Bushels
Of grasboppers, generated by the heat,
Utterly eating her out of house aud home.
They fret attacked the green shades on
the windows, aud tLsu green painted
dust.pau. A green Irish servant girl
Aaleep 10 Que Of The rooms, Was tbe NAT
victim, and not d yestige 0i her was leil.
The stove aud st0Yc.plpe followed, and
then the house was toFu down 20 they
could gel At the chimney. Boards, joi.t,
beams, p!astefing. clothing, nails, hiuges,
do0r-krobs, plate, lin- wAfe, everything
go fact tie house e0nfaiBed, was eaten
up, aud when size arrived within 3 uiis
of The phase, sBe cav two Of the largest
hoppcrs sitting upoB end agd playing
mumbIe,peg With earring kulie for
which sbould have ihe cellar.
The way the matter leakei oai wac 10
q sait sgalast the Insurance company,
which refused to pay ito policy Oh tho
ground thai ghs building was not destroy
ed by href but ths eyau rendered a YER,
diet i8f he pIainliG, - sbe had proven
that the grasaoppert Wefe generated BY
+. tie Gre ID tie stove 81 Loah giOLe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24


When Geu. Cass was Minister TO France
10 became somewhat intimate with The
then King Of The French, Louis Philippe.
One evening when they were alone, the
Gensral requested permission 10 ask a
question.
ASK what you please" he King re-
piled:
Then" qneried the Minister, "ean
your Majesty tell me anything Of ibe Man
IN the Iron Hask?"
"AL, d" replied Loais, somewhat smsz.
ed, Eyes, and will tell you 50 know
shout lt. when returned from Ameri-
ca, Immediately upon seeing fny eousiu,
Count d'Ariois. ]. eviueing the same CO.
rioslty, asked him whether be could tel
me anything about the mystery 'Ouy
this,' replied the C0an: 'Oasn, Ia ram
bling through the Tuiiedes, found my
ssIf In The apartments Of tbe Qaeen,
Marie Autaincue. Parting The curtains
which concealed rae from Der eyes, sas
. her on Der knees before The King. 10
mefeeys name." shs ssid, '.irs, tell ns
I who ssas tie Man 10 .be Iron Aas p u
cannot tell gou, answered Louis XIV %
sieruIy. / learned f. iiom ny predecessor
aud can tell Il only 10 ny successor ? >