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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-07
SOCIETIES..

AT. and 4. NJ, No. 155-Mects every
second and fourth Monday in each month,
Van B. Oslcr, Secretary.
Il. of p. No G1-Nlect every Friday
night. X of r. e. s., c. Harman.
l. o. Of o. f., No. 46-Mect every
Thursday night. John Landcrs, Scc'y.
MechanicStoun Male and Ftnlair .Seman-
ary-,Rev Victor Miller, Principal; Chas.
L. Cassell, Secretary.
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MEGHLANICsTesV WV.

Burgess-D. S. Firor.
-Cpmmissjoaers-Joshna Stokes. Geo. "
Foreman, Thomas Andcrs, L. l.. BohIltz,
C!eri:-E. L. Bobltz.
Tux Cv.rctor-William Lydic.
Postmaster John Rect.
TonstYNss-J. Theo Wacsche and John
A. Rcnner.
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es to dream. Hear me before you

~ Word before L speak OF my
dream You have noticed, have yol
not, that all permanent conques
comes from the east, and moves in :
westerly course? 1t is the law 0
universal progress, and the closer yor
look into it the more invariable yol
will find it to be. Action, human
action, follows the suns path newt.
ably, and the maxima of human ener.
gies rise aud fall in their cyclical arcs
along the same paths, and just as the
maXlma Of temperature rise and fall
in their diurnal arcs. | wish you t.
note this law; | discovered it early;
have pondered on it deeply and pres
emily YOU will see the application Of
it,
"You, Sir Moses, like myself, have
near kin and dear ties in Portugal.
We love that valiant little kingdom,
and rejoice in its brave deeds. Do
YOU know what | consider to be, 10y
long odds, IL e most heroic and most
dramatic event in modern history ? Ii
occurred on the 9th 2Sth of Novem-
Der, 1907; the scene was Lisbon the
spot, that very point from which Nasce
de CANA embarked three centuries
before to discover Il new realm in the
east. Junot, with his Ierions, was
within days march Of Lisbon; all
resistance was broken; the Prince Re
gent had disbanded his armies, but his
l,u,atv Braoanz3 blood wonId not
let him submit tc the control Of an
invader PORTUGAL was pro.trate bu,
the PortDgese Empire still existed. -
The feet badly eoujpoed WAS broucLt
into the roads and hastily in storm
rain and darkness the recent his
family and entire household embarked
Itrusted their futures to he trcaohor.
on, sea, and sailed awav to Brazil 4
heroic act bat note tie prudence ana
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| RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY

When the spider left the ark, did
he walk or take a fly?
The man who had a project on foot
went to corn doctor.
Iron is a good tonic for debilitated
young ladies, but ironing is better.
When can a lamp be said to be in
a bad temper? When it is put out.
At recent spelling match, one
man spelt it "pasnip,' and got beet.
The way for a desolate old bache-
|or to secure better quarters is to
take "better half.
Why should it be easy to break in
to an old mans house? Because his
gait is broken and his locks are few.
1t has been found that in nearly
every civilized country the tree that
bears most fruit for market is the
axle.tree
D,.; ;, .4 ,4 -,
ILL.,. 1s .+l IN
cI1 . ,r.;,y .;,h 49, o.,a,',;.. -:
a fruit tree pedler.
W.,
- y,
~ ,;,oo ;.n an.,;;. -
a.. , r,1l i GlL
~ " ~ "
a y""I OF the New York pilot boat
Cn'S. Il Marshall NO. . oapSIzeo out
S'"' '''V ->"''0"' ''1'|'"'y ~, "''et"oon'
""'' :" ' Lac" '''''4eN' i'"VN """ '''n''n
were "' '"'oo'
Two miners named Kelly and Xii
eubbln, We're instantly Killed at Pine
l'' w" V0"' '-'''' " '" '0'' ! o. y .n0
Ia'l o' 'Ne lool ol d cN"nioer OF 'ne
mlne.
The Lo,lincers of cnri,orob;,s
- ,..,' ,
'''''' i.'i'''' o'o""6o 'Noe's nave
arrived, ana are carFo!ilhS tAelr lays.
''e 10Y - ''i0 '0' 't''t - eSsS' anu INC
''''e' . 6''''"7 VI "''D'p''
1he board OF trade OF FhIIadeIphla
has addressed a communication TO Con-
gFess praying 'Hat no change be made
III lHe CONSTITUTION o4 tAe ll8nt- mousse
''''' .A''' " ~ sc'.N " 'A ''''' ''' 'A
~
harry noI'o"'y' eS-soP0flnteno-
ehV Oh 'ne indianapolis postolnce'
charged WIN haVlnS received 92'ooo
lro'" " I'I'''n " Mason 'or securing
,L, ;rn tn.,1 IrI;,saa1a
y - "G oH'0',''c I-,, eoln n'u''tee ,, " .1e
,ro"rhscy; rn,nmittan h,va ;ssned a
Call for state convention to be held
IN New York, June lst, to elect DEL
eS",e8 TO 'n' national oe"0''"''o 'o"
" me an LOW" woman was s'iUs
3''"s !" '"e "",0'' ""0 ''Ae'y ~
drown ner noS0"no yeIIeo o"' Ne"
bonnet - swim loF lie ana sh0
.,o.o
,.,, =, =, =,
~ " NIUE 6"'"e''no '40 o'n'i
evening So'neO0'y "eNvO ."'" - ~
was IONA VI opera il0 '"'V' NC "'''
P"ss'o',"'7'S' ne "'"'!' "Ns'. 'D''
part " mere 'o9 '""y ''"e' "'0"''" '''''
"'' > '''' wv o. '''
y SWEET little boy only eisht years
oId-bIeS5 his little heart walked
INTO the scene OF a teachers eXamIna-
t1on' at OSWeSo' last week, and ba"l-
ed out "Annle' your teller is down
to the house
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An attempt was made Friday night
to rob the First National Bank Of
Cbambersburg by two men named
Rollins and Johnston. Rollins was
captured.
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No wonder the ego5ists find the
world SO ugly. They only see them
selves in Il.
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DIREc DRY
COUNTY OFFICERS

IOUN1 Vt lSI1I15'
Ch9f Judge-Hen. X. l. Bowie
Accommodations John A Lynch and w.
V. Bouic.
States Attorney--John c. Mottcr.
Clerk Of Circuit Court-Thomas Cor
such.
.Sherif-John Sweadner.
Auditor-Fredk. J. Nelson.
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THE BLACK HILLS.

The Indians are not sleeping, say
a letter from the Black Hills region
Sitting Bull, Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail are known to be gath ring thei
forces and securing all the weapon
and ammunition that they can obtain
and a war early in the spring seems
inevitable. Between G,0O0 and TO-
900 white men, the majority Of them
we'll armed, are in the hills and ready
to meet the Indians, but the Sioux Dc
not intend to opcnly y attack the min
ers. The miners were warned when
four miners from Carson City,
Nevada, were recently murdered and
robbed by the Indians on the road to
Fort Laramie. Cattle and ponies
have been stampeded and gathered
into the camps Of the Indians The
miners expect to overcome these an
noyance3 when the ten companies of
cavalry and to companies Of in
fantry, under Gems. CrooNe and Rey-
ncIas, arrive in the hills fro n Fort
Fetterman.
As to whether there is a large guam
tity Of gold in the Black Hills it is
exceedingly doubtful. Some has
been found or it is pretended. There
is very little prospecting at this time,
the miners being engaged in erecting
cabins and getting things in readiness
for the search. Chinese laundrymen
have arrived and have swung out
their signs. Lunch houses and whi:-
key shops are in abundance, and the
hills are alive with people. Many Of
those who We're earl y on the ground
are in sad state of destitution, and
squads are besjeging Fort Laramie
fer food. A hardy old miner who
had just returned from the hills was
asked whether there was any gol1
yhere, a"l Ibis was his reply: If
there's any gold in the Black Ellis it
is 50 deep in the bowels Of the earth
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but no-you know how venerable the

Md'ldil, Iepileu, "'' NV @'V
save the kingdom, tor that is lost al
ready; said save your empire. a
fleet awaits you, an escort IS ready
there is yet time. Go to India, anc
rearing your standard there, bid de
liance to the world
"IIer maiestys eyes kindled. Lee
steps be instantly taken TO forward
our embarkation. We will sail al
once.
II dreamed that we did so embark
and, though pursued and harassed
made good our voyage around the
Cape of Good Hope to India. |
dreamed that there we consolidated a
great empire and defed the conquer
or's utmost efforts. The British en-
pire in Calcutta vas greater than the
British Empire in London had ever
dreamed Of being. The conqueror
marched upon our frontiers and we
marched to meet him. There was a
battle, the mightieat ever fought, some
where on the line Of the Enphrates.
We conquered, and forty days later
the Queen s standard waved over the
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---s------
FIFTEEN MINUTES. - lhe small
stones whIcE fill up the crevlces have
almost as much to do with making
the far and firm wall as the great
ROCKS; SO the right and wise use OF
spare moments contributes not ut
Tie 70 'Ae ou'I"'h5 up III goo" pro-
,for,ho,4s ,nl cl,,1., NAV f,1 Gf
teen minutes dur;na tho day to learn
what roos on b vond the 1,v-boolx
ana Ia1gor Narch,ots and artisans
,o,v r,d af,oor ,oi,utos ooo..io,.,,v
r. ..thar , hint , thoo,bt = f,ct -,
,.o,.;ot, u,;oh thov nav n,nlor
ovor vh;Ie ot work Good hopso.
n.;vos r.o1 ,ot ba CO ;ororopt os
,,,., .h,,, -, of,on ara |oo;nc t+,,
.lo nor,I - hoaL. h,s nlort,, for
+h,,, 0,o,,l all of roa ona ond
!, - :. l,t -. t,,.o o,ra or +ho r,;a-
MAS ,nJ no ho,ro will t,,,o c,,e
ar4,,aa,.,,ro, T. hoe Lo,n wall s,;l
.l,t;.l,,tn,. :, ogI+lo avail r;,bo,t
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10 can. Down.


Mrs. Annie Chattcck II not the kind oil
woman IL Ia healthy 10 fool with. Nc
n knows this better than Charles L.
Shcahan. Mr.. Sheahan Is q house painter.
The other day he was engaged 10 beautiiy
the dwelling adjacent To Ms. Chatteck's,
and, In accordance with his contract, he
swung . stage along the side VI the house
and proceeded with his work. Just On he
was hosting himself to one Of the upper
levels. Mrs. ChAtteck appeared ON the
scene and peremptorily ordered the decor.
alive operations 10 cease. Yer boards
are over me alley-way." said she. "and
how Is me childer and meself goin' to get
out 2"
"Be walking UNDER" said the artist.
and he facetiously dropped . half pint Of
yellow paint. Just TO show how the q chill.
DER and herself would be received should
they make themselves too numerous In the
alley.
"Come down." said Mrs. Chatteck.
Tho artist smiled and drew himself and
his stagea foot higher.
'Come down." repeated Mrs. Chatteck."
In . higher key.
The artist laughed q scornfnl laugh, and
the stage went up another foot.
'Como DOWN. yelled Mrs. Chatteck;
and there was such = threat In her tone
that the artist instinctively looked below
and caught sight VI the ylittering muxzle
Of u si~x-ahooter. The next moment the
stage flashed downwards like Q meteor. and
the artist ricochetted ON 10 the street under
. shower Of paint pots and putty. When
he returned with reinforcement Of police
,.., and n warrant a.. fnund thu rnpaa ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24

CENTENNIAL IDEAs-ADvAScrNESr AND
PROGRESS. Having come to the concln.
sion that W surest way for Ms to succeed
In business Is by manufacturing and I'M
porting our own goods from the East, 80
that we will he able 10 give our customers
and the public nj large better Inducements
10 trade with us in Gold Hill. our motto
will lie no middle men. For the present.
and until our arrangements are completed
we will Offer our entire stock Of Summer
clothing at greatly reduced prices. ~ make
room for our direct importations. Mr..
Wolf. Of the firm of II. a W., will posi-.
lively leave for the East on the 10th OF
July. Should this article L. noticed by
any of our customers indebted Ia us. We
kindly request them To call AMI settle
their accounts before the above date. as
We need money Ia enter into our new en-
terprise. Thanking you for past fayors,
We hope TO merit the same for the future.
REISsrEIS 4 WOLF.
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DIsRAELI's CoSsuMMAIED BLusDER.-
The British Government has not acted
wisely or with polite sagacity in the Win
slow ~extradition case. There IL no longer
any attempt, even IN England. 10 deny
that he ought ~ have bsen iurrendered. u
nothing but the eitradition CLAUSE Of the
treaty Of isi2 BE- taken into consideration.
The course OF the Government IL based
altogether upon the construction VI that
treaty which grows out Of her OK post facto
law Of Parliament Of 1870. The o u
science Of 4 majority Of this British press
Is against this extraordinary method Of
interpreting treaties, The refusal where
the case 10 M plain. ID calculated 10 impair
confidence In the certainty, u not In the
good faith Of all British treaties, II there
happens to be subsequent legislation or .
new school Of Interpretation. This 10 not
the sort of impression qreai Britain should
wish 70 ~ out 10 the world. The ground
% refusal Is . device which. Ike nearly
all such devices. will DO sure 10 return 20
plague the inventors. Mr.. Disraeli will
ind that Il will accelerate tbs day Of his
going out. - an inexcusable blunder. IL
Is we'll that the utmost harmony exists be-
tween The upiled Siaies and Great Britain
1t this iime-that the people af the two
countries are aeiuated by the strongest
spirit Of good fellowship Just now-snd
that winslow IL not worth "making . fuss
about" Otherwise. yesterdays blunder
In London would DO ominous VI future
trouble. -lPhiladelphiA Press.
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DEATH or A DAWN Last Saturday
evening n man named ], Schneider, who
own. .na Jr,,.. an .,,,... wagon In yir.
% onr'" OH.
GINA city' went down 10 o'i'tr o"y 20
deliver = package. Returning, le got OIL
the road aud did not discover his mistake
un,i, nearly n, the woolyille mine. Oct
-, =. A. -.
ing on his WACO ne we VEN "nmc1
ihere were some hieh ~ WIZ anu s.s Nv
Ihem wnef, he Mas. inry sa,e nun ~"
necessary ulrec'ions nnu NC 'urhcu ~ ~
away ai'er whieh notnihg more was hesru
morning .ome sluicemen We're going down
the canyon when they discovered
schneider ,naninisIs pouy h vne %
su,ahi Wnivn run TN !. aS h.s
anu ,ns I:au anu "n'.n a. -
smaiI loo,o,,usv, oh s",vu MI. ILL,
taillhg. oehne,usr nsu as.y, sne.
nun n's, = u,sis.. r,ot ouan ~. h..d
Thsrs VA. . Jsa4 cut above the left ear
As he was lying In the stream the man may
have BEEN only stnnlsd Dy Tue iai1 anu
ny" .'sminsJ lin couid moi determine
whether his meek was broken or moi,
.I,Lo,,h .au. ~ ,b.m ware ~ tbe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24
Ip,p.v.ur~s I.a.s E~veains.

SonE of the chronic prosPeeiors ~ noLi
Hill .al Virginia. such a. may Ia found
in ANY mining camp, are beginning to talk
of the Black Hills As the promised land.
Parties are leaving this part Of the country
nearly every day. anI q regular stampede
would De made II the season was not 81 FAR
advanced. A company % seven left last
week ON what they considered reliable III
formation having sent a man aheail Ia
prospect aud report. There will no donbi
is a great deal % suffering during the
coming Winter. but the boys won't growl
about that IL they can oEly get rich.
Bon LINDSAY has returned from HOPE
Valley. Those Who were with him say
that b. didn't catch a fish all the time he
WAS gone. II j. nav considered sure that
Iinisay was the man who canght a noun-
der when ON a visit Ia Oakland. He ne
fused ts IeAs. the wharf until lac caught
..the etLer half of that fish," doubtless
thinking the pasr honnder hal been split
IN two tn max. 10 more convenient Tor the
GsLermsn.
L,HKIS, run MuHpERrR. The motion fer
a new trial ia the ease 81 Peter LAkln'
Al. mp,l.r,, al Daniel Corcoran in Nir-
x,ui. In August last, will come up before
the supreme Court oa tn. al of sepism-
her neat. I.arkin. In the meantime ~
.4ains ,h Tue .o"nr ~, y. Ia. coo,
shapre for freedom.
g. cu III,
H~ffVhLicN ''N"'
lspnblisau Stale Convention Cor the State
AZ N.y.Ia will L. held on the 2iih oi
August IN Carson City. at which time an.l
place the n-aai hs''e's ~ a.
ra ss,,s,i ~ the Advertisement ia
another eolumA.
49, ..l,. a..
MIS- hmm nm"
STATE Normal seh""i at san 'os'' Cantor
aia. has opened a private ssh'.'i on Aineri'
can itA'. NJ ~ ~. -, M
a. long thereafter as may H. DEEMED AL.
si.able. Ths school opens this morning
With twenty pupils.
WV"
shd SUNDAY u'i' WIZ "u' W." "n
ns., S..iI.s. al a. iii =, Lynch.
ing match heard everywhere deferred the
tounier. from indulgins In iheir usual
SATURDAY night aud sunday shrinking aud
hghting.
r.o,, needing az ~sto.lholl.Is Ia
A.. r,o,,n Mining co,sp.ny i. Ia b. held
n, their .oSce in san Francisco oa the 9Th
IL August next. for the purpo-e of making
Aehaage in the directory IL Oh" company
See osaei.i motto. in our ADVERTISING col
nnins '"u's'
Gronor q. Tnosrsos's benefit at the
AlhambIa tonight promises u BE- a hne
affair. The hest talent Of the Coms,sfk
will be pre.eut AMI the grand hstie tour.
nament will attract a myriad 81 spectators.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24
ousTICIr. IN

Happy relief Tor young mcn from The eject,
OF erfofs and sbuses IN early lite. Msnhood
New method Of treatment. New and remark
sble remedies. Book. and circulars cent free,
In sesled enyelops. Addrerr HOWARD AZ
sOClATlON. 4i9N. Ninth street, philadelphia,
pa.-sn I%naiitutisp ksvilR Z high reputation
for honorable condgst and professional siiii'.
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The Expensess or she kniekerboeksr
MininE Cempsny-ssie or the
Americas Exchange Hotel.


San FRAxcisco. July al p. NJ
The American Exchange Hotel property
on the northwest cornsr Of sansome and
Hallsck streets. has been sold for one
hundred thousand dollars.
The management OF the Knicker'
booker Mining Company In reply to
statements made by J. L. Crittsndsu
at the meeting OF the dissatisfied stock
holders on Thursday evening. stated
that there Is not D mine ON the Com
stock which has been In existence for
any time and possesses hosting works.
hat has not gone to greater expense than
the figures US To express the amount
expended on the Knickerbocksr man
agsment. It Ia shown by figures that
there has been an expenditure Of over
500. 900 more than what Crittsndsn
says has been expended. The state.
ment does not include powder.
lumber. mining supplies. Insurance..
aud the labor account Of the sapsnters.
engineers. blacksmiths. and other nsc-
essary help. will swell the aggregate
above 500. 900.
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~.upYoctTIN0 tOu0u,

In q letter to Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago. = well
known contributor TO the Western pfers, she
ascribes the cure OF q dangerous cough. aceoni'
panied by bleeding at the lungs, TO Hale.
Honey OF Horeh0und and Tar. my cough,..
hut The Honey Of %llorehoand aud Tar has
removed every trscr Of H." The rtier wss "a
. lady friend IN llis Oily. VINO has placed u a
the alspossi OF q. N. 6ritienion. Z sixth ave
nne. fike's Toothache Drops cure In ons
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24

HAoAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles.
tan and sallowne-sI makes the skin SOFT.
white and delicate. it, application cannot
liz detected.
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piIInR RATIsn nrANp.

gurybody should know that Al TOMMY
uHgPRoN'H famous Rating Sand. In TintsI
1 shepsrd's Palace raloon YIrginis CITY. theJ
can always fnd . good square meal OF the very
le-t eating the market sforis. Also oy,tsrs'
clams, Holsters and 0ihef shell oh. and game
In their proper sesson. Call and try the Palace
Eating Htand whom you are hungry. Nm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24
A CARD,

To all who are suffering from the error and
indlscretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss 81 manhood. etc.. VIII stnd
q recipe that will cure you. fres Of ehafye.
THIS great remedy wAs discovered by . mis-
sicnAry In Mouth America. ssnd 9 .~lfad.
drve.-d envelope To the hey. Joseph 7. lnmap,
station ID, Bible House. New York CITY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24

Lyos's RArn.Hios makes beautiful CLOS
~. ln,uriant hair ; prevents is falling out
or turning gray. II has stood the test Of
forty years. Is charmlngly perfumed' and
Ia. nn rival
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24

A TENNESSEE fugitive from justice
finds hiding places In the residences oil
his wives. Of whom he has four In ~
many nnunliaa.
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LOOK HERTZ

II 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING, CARPETS. LopNaka. SPRING
MATTRESSES. and many other thlngn, can oe
bought Of u. ". GRANT. Gold Hln labove the
NEvs ofnce). at % ras ,oable rats - a. any
house In ihs STATE; and bis goods are Just shat
they ars Represented 70 b.. IAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24

A Hor Of 0leun's Sulphur sosp. which con.
ialns three cstss and costs ONLY siriy cents. 10
sufieIept to supply material for 81 least tsenty
Sulphur Baths, which wau d eradicate = vhois
catalogue Of rhsuusl's and eu,ansOu' u'l'd,
Bold esetyw hsfe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-24

The commission In Rome revising
the Italian penal code Is unanimously
In favor Of abolishing capital punish