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ADAMs-ENNIs. on MONDAY. Oct. q at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, by the Rev VIM. NJ Taylor
Rufus Adams to Adelaide Hswley, youngest daughter
Of J. J. Ennis, ESQ all OF this city
BOARDMAN-UTLEl.- On Wednesday, Oct l. at
Zion Church rome, y. BY the Rey. Hugh L. NJ.
eldest daughter OF Harmon u. Utley OF Rome.
COOLEY -HANIL AND.-At the residence of the
brides parents. Mibrouk, y, y. Oct. ., by Friends
TO j Henry Cooley Of Corning y. Y.
MORT ON-RRU NS.-On Thursday evening Oct g. Al
2.2 East ION st. by the Rev. A. c. MorenOusc, Col s.
OF Fort Wayne, Ind
sElLkCK -PALEY.-At Levi.boro. Oct. o. by the
Rev RoD,rt Bolton. EOen selleck OF that place TO
Harriet ~, eldest daughter Of the late Isaac Paley
h.g Of Liverpool tngisni.
WAIkkR-bOYt En- Brooklyn. Sent es nv the
lseV. h.. 4. lngersO. StIllman j. Walker 10 ANNE o.
daughter Of Arthur BOycc, all VI Rrouklku. -
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There il positively no ground whatever
for she ridiculous aud contrary claims put forth
by some Of the sewing machine companies
that their particular machines have received
higher honors than Others. The awards are all
Of the same grade, and no exhibit IL pronounced
best OF It's class. The judges reDorls, not yet
published. will give the special merits Of each
exhibit. The WILCOX Gibos new automatic
machine has taken all the honors obtainable.-
Ilr.
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TUESDAY, Oct. 1O.-FIouR AND MEAL-The
Hour market has been duh and depressed N the past
lioeral supplies and some weakening OF confidence
among holders have caused feer offerings sale I'M
rye four has also slightly dcclned' Today nour was
quiet aud OPENED weak but the general tone was rather
corn meal nrmer and more active. we quote state and
western supernne. A50eteO; extra State. &cy t616
$40 sSa ,s wsss d ss' winter shss
City shpSnse esss - Mg,nes9'e patent,
family brands, t055ctts; southern shipping extras
DIVINE t3Ioat u.s. i've nonrspseSnns a. ssss 81
bqSkw heat nouI 100 ns., t3sts.7b.
@ rs h,s been no important change 10
specuislo9 hst been somewhat feverish IN pork and
with sales OF rcspected at ti725 bacon held higher
Ing at Tor prime wesicn and tio 30 Tor prime
CITY and for future delivery. 1000 tea. closing at
We quote Beet-Plain mess, v Dbl, sscssi1; extra
Inda mess isso pi pork mess mess. wcse aGe
@tl725. Lard-stc IN western v 100 MS 10000
D. iijesi5c piskied city. iss1aisc. ON sSouiasfs
Smosed. city ecs94ci pickled cly, .7hGsc. Bacon
Yves ern, y bol., siaet2I. WV ''
GRAIN-1 There has been n sharp decline in wheat,
out of proportion 10 other qualities Corn. oats and
barley have also declined more Or less but has done
sr e sossn sE Ss .n T Gay Wheat .Oss s
afnsr' sales isso@ bush at u issi13 for new no.
q for red sae iSs so for sn Hfs do
~ iSr white spd siSo icr Ne sprins RYE gaet
tyc eetl f,r slxrowgd state sad zoe t115 Tor Cana
"a West Barley malt s9e oslo for state two and
peas.gse95c In bond. Oats we're very irregular nne
Dr mse m sss @ oe Sg9 sgsa az sss
incl ding graded at l0, for No white and 37Sc for
49, 49, myea Corn active sscs $50 bu'n At sisbsc
mixed embraced sail grade and No. Chicago al 57c.
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Arrfved-ruEsDAY. oct. 10.
s. George Washington. st Johns. N +, via Halifax,
y s, q days.
s. Agnes, Burdick, Philadelphia.
p Glaucus, Bcnrse, Boston.
S. Isaac Bell Lawrence. Richmond City Point and
Norfolk.
ship Grandee, Jacobs, Lobos dc Tierra.
Bark AuRu TO, CafrirO, Iicalta.
BARK Clara McGilyery. Dunbar. Salt Cay
Bark Henry, bustrum. Pcdsng.
Bark August. kustar, Lcitn.
Brig Michliino, CAcace. Newcastle.
Brig Tuba Cam. stone. Marscillcs.
Also the usual river and cOastwise vessels
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Oct. l0-P. M.-The dealings at
the stock Exchange developed a lrm tone In
the early transactions, but afterward BETRAYED
some weakness, though under the leadership Of
Lake Shore. which made sharp advance from
bs4 to je's, there was partial recovery. In the
afternoon, however, this stock was more freely
sold probably In consea uence Of liberal re allza-
tons OF the recent advance, so that the price
yielded 10 5Sk again, and closed at the lowest
figures Of the day There is no doubt that the
railroad war will soon be settled. and this, ia
connection with the fact that the business of
both Lake Shore aud New York Central is now
larger than recorded at any time 10 the expert
ence Of these roads. has brought into the mar
ket new buyers. Delaware. Lackawanna and
western.though advancing p cent. from 7O7. to
~ fell away to 7Oh in the nnal transactions. apd
Western Union, which opened arm at TAX,
dropped to II. at the same time. New York
Central however. was strong. with "A further i'm :
provemeni 20 l0i' closing at l09A. but Michigan
central reflected further realizitIons In It's drop
from 49, To ~. Delaware and Hudson declined
from W 10 o''+ and the general market WAS
weak at the close. New jersey Central, after
selling at 3sk. Welded to ~, but from this pnint
recovered u 'S'., only to fail away again To- nv
IN the late trans. ctions. Pacific Mail advanced
to ~. but closed at q after yielling t. ~,
ana tue 81. Paus, a. also Northwestern shares.
were depressed. The day appeared to be one Of
realiz atoms. nut the market did not react a.
much ~ might nave been anticipated.
he total numper II shares dealt In was I62
90, nf which Lake Shore represented 81 ~;
Delaware, Lack wanna and Western, "a $40
pachc Mail, 7jl; Western Union. la0J; New
JerTey Crntr J, 6,1;S; st. Paul, a2O; tne pre-
terred, 1910: New York Central 2l0t; WAb n
i,3Oli Nor1hwestern, LEO; the preferred. 3lO1 !;
ROCK Island, tO; Delaware ana Hudson Can 4,
1850; Erie l4o Ohlo-, 40; Union Pacific. rs ;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Ks; Hannibal and
~, Joseph preferred, 100: Morris 4 Essex 100 ;
VI Land NJ, Company no; OHIO preferred, 100,
and Adams Express, 90.
me tone VI tho gold market was somewhat
nrmer, no withdrawing the announcement Of
arrivals OF specie from London, aud further
Withdrawal of bullion from the Bank OF Eng
Ia a. The demand Tor cash gold was sharp, aud
until to IN the day interest was paid f0r iis use
Tor delivery on snort contract. he market
opened win 4 Hes - ltE7. aud closed az 100.
lh' ioAoNlhg were the Drincipal transactions:
10 A. NJ. 1855 l1.lb \. NJ. loss 2P M.. 100
1910 NJ ,.loS l2ul l.. M,.lW 1872 VI ......... 100
Government bonds were quiet, and the transacr n.
limited small auuun r.. Il .lstrrcl t.. new IA a.
llla- lnior, rrgsterr1, liSaatl56 40, coupon,
lltssiI'Sdi aud D. VI 81. rHgl,tcrud, lIb.VsILS4
lhe iohowinS were Inc y T. NJ. clOsiIs price,i
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There are no truer sayings than that history
constantly repeats sei, and tnAt there nothing
under the sun Like all truths however, there
Ceptonh 10 these. new ami unparalel lei toilet soa,
scehIless but pc teoty pure, equally adapted for eho
hood AID maturity, the plus ultra of tolct
Ing soap, has lust been Invented, b. T. Babotts Baby
SOap-Adp.
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take that wonderful preparation. Quirka Iris
Tea. IL cures biilOusnoss. Price ~ oenis.-Adp.
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Furniture and Carpets, cheapest in New York,
at COwperthwaitA 100 AND lbl Chatham b.. - show
IVelnH.-Ade,
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Monel's Teething Cordial lulls tho inf FAINT into
healthful sleep. Price - cents u bottie.-Ads.
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New $225 parlor organ for only S1a. Address
Lock boa ~. Washington, N. J.-AdV.
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SpttiaI llotitts.

~ sEf patent partly. made dress shirts the very
49, iot ~ can De finished easily " hutnminx
a asinhie Oh broadwsy and OIL Arch ST. Phils
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3uslntss Hotties.
$usntss Hotties.
Card.
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
KNoX's FALL HAT READY,
at E2 broadway and under the Fifth AYcnne Hntel


From w ~; Lynch, N. D.. of Auburn. n ".
most cheerfuly add testimony In favor OF WIS
TAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. We have
used IN our family. In Pulmonary Affections, Cough,
aud Colds and esteey1 IL most valuable remedy, aud
have rccomIne ded u IN various complaints of this
nature with invariably hanpy results.
~ cents and VI . bottle. sold by all druggists.
The hiGbcrt awnrd gra ntcd any Exhibitor
" Centennial Exposition Is given the Elastic Truss Co.
Tor silk Elastic IrUsscs, sold only Al 0S3 broadway
SILK Elastic and Thread Elastic Trusses.
Tue pest al the lowest prices The most perfect russes
OF all kinds. POmeroy Truss Co 5lO broadway.
Reform ]. ma dc possible 10 the inebrinte. nd
nervous debility overcome by the vi ParAere in-
ger Tonic. sold by al druggi.ts.
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A test OF ~ YEAR,, with over ia, 600 great cures,
proves hyatf Life Balsam reliable ne1icIne, Adr.
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"Therc h Nolhin. Limo OcuInr rrnnCn

gentleman, connoisseur In ~ monds. wns
shown % airs uf carringi ret preriHrY ahke one
set worth tl5J0 Orn4 real dianond- u purost
water the other set was Partisan dlanO DO aud were
worm $500 lie cNllilu them critically, .llyc
his preftnce for puriiy or .hcy, hnl h. ANA general
,xceNenc. 10 me iaris n diamond. n sae Oniy At
hch'rl Hunphret'H lrwelrY y ore, nv broadway, ou
pOsite stewart. Send Tor II ustr4ted price llstAdc.
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MIRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAC-TIus
sun nsee... OF sun ects...... % Moon rises.
mon NArER-rIIfa DAY.
Sandy Hook. % Gov. Island. IL, Hell Gate 4 IS
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The opening. hisnest, lowest, and l.. n closing
prcte OF utOcks today were;
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,NistellilIeul,.


dos 4 OffItt NOTICE.
i The iurrisl MAILS Tor the week ending Satur.
day, Oct u. lsin, VIII close at this once on tuesday
a. A. NJ, Tor Furopr. per steamship Dakota, yil
Oucens'ow on Wednesday ats \. NJ. Tor Europe per
Yea nsilp butlnii VIA Cueen'town on Thursday, ut
ll'N \. ", for turune per steamship Wieland, via
lbmouiM Cher0ours ana Hamburg ON SATURDAY. al II
A. NJ, ioi Europe. prr steamship City OF Berlin via
QueCndpwn. correspondence Tor scotland. Germany,
hhd rance, to ne iorNarled ny ths steamer must bS
specially addressed, aud at II \. NJ. for ScUtluuI
arect per steamship Aisatia, VIA Glasgow aud 81 II 81
A. VI Tor tcfmauy, sweden, Denmark. and Norway,
pr enshlp NJ lam, wa SOUTHAMPTON aad Rr men Rni
~ ~ W.. Tor ~ nc" direct per roausl Amcrqur, wa
lhvrF. The steamships Dakota Butnina, ami chs Of
Berlin do not laAe mails for DEAN IL, sHrden. and
Norway.
The mails Tor the West Indies. via Bermuda and
81. Thomas. viii leave Sew lork Oct "a
inc nals fVr { ina, &C.. Will leave san Francisco
NOV, I.
The mails for Australia. Sc. VII leayc san Fran
cisco Nov >. Z, l.. JAMES. Postmaster
ST.hWART'- SLATE. MNkBi,k, aud Mood
: Ntuirls NcN ana e"ttn' drs Sn., ranging IN plC0
HulntlOup The tradc lbcrllY dealt with.
80 ann - West 2ii Il.
10. 600 m nE ,ct ol sso' 81 ,e' s,o@pt
Wet Sew Hrl- hton, \. \,
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publications.
RtIl0lons ylolltts.

NtNgions {Iolltts.
DhOEESSOK EhiIX tDLER's
"ETUltAL PROBLEMS
VIII be inauguraed al 81 ndard iiA. corner Broad
hhd 4A 81, On SUNDAY next. October To- At n A. NJ.
seats oi snuscrher- III he reserved. All others inter-
esicd are respectfully lvlted TO attend.
GOSPEL PRAISE. Prayer ana Testimony meet
~ ihEr IHurruhy evenings ut Benz mtn AlDrO's. aSJ
WEST 3Gih NJ. All are invited. Come early
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Thus the case rested until Aug. ~. 1873 About
noon on that day John a. Franhhu and " mi an
Ludlam, oistvlmeh, whtle dledgns ia Cold
POINT, SAW a black object floating. Al IL o,In,,
meas them Ludldm said " that's a bouy, Juhniii
ION, no" answered FranAnn, "lts only "a
pair OF pants
ON looking closely Prankhn saw that IT was
human Remains, anu he exclaimed: ms body
with nothing Tut the hip boncs left.' They
TOwed t. II, and Ludl IN hitched a -tfIng to the
waistband OF the pantalUons, aud t0wcd the
remains to tho shore. franklin,rOwed to Moses
Point TO summon the Coroner Tho Coroner
took a chain from the pocket II the pantAloon us,
anu picked several pieces OF Tar, To winch feath-
era adhered, from the nesh The usheTiuen gave
% a reason for tbeir belief that tue part OF a
body had not been floating long the fact that
about nifty orseventy i've sea spiders we're crawl
ing over II when found, and those were creu-
lures that never live long on the surfaSe-in-
deed they never come up 10 the surface unless
brought up by dredRe or carried up by body
that has risen from the bottom Of tue sea- Bs-
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AN ENEMY TO ToADsTooLs.

To THE EDIIoR or THE 5US-SI. send you
scrap from the London Sanitary Record, in
which are mentioned two Antidotes for mush-
room poison. IL Ia TO be regretted that nothing
ie said about the dose. Doubtless tho doctors
will be able to Diet rhine that.
Prof schin Of Florence has demonstrated that the
nou edlbl- mushroome have q common poison, mus.
carina and tat It, encs are counteracted either by
atroplne or daturine Italian aputhecare ~ Ow Keep
thcee alkaoids IN the rural districts where the con
sumption Of the non-edlD.e fungi 4 apt occur Tue
HOT Worth taking Ia England where deaths from eat
ing unwholcsUme fungi are Dy ~ means unfre Qurnt.
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guetiEal.
AUTUMN IN THE WOODS.


iio ~ en''ueeu .he scene from thati iateiy sang,
W. WI 'um u 'h VI .ie woous
"neu al 'ne l'a'y governs rang
,vi,t' WI " tue deepest solitudes,
- ~ ~ s ,,0; p,re hnrlnoh'es OF song
d. ,, o'n . .me NV .e".llereu snrong,
500 'ne '",i ,,' VIM sohorous o"sS
G,.ir9 'n.o"S 'nV nnNeu 'ees
a. sp,ea aI. a.. ner wing,
r. 'I ~ 'te y" no", ,helouies' "nieh ehase
~ 80 40 my pIe"se
Ea,h 49, h 10 :" v'S'as.vs
Ton"hnd 81, H. na =, "nu w.. ur"neu Suing
y :" ',a''u uusVe''i now io", no" hieh,
W" ,,;,h ,"pa"tous relrains,
FIo nm s, , h nvn'en sumh lh'ns'reisy
c. ~ ''''e ""u P.n1ns'
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TILE SEN TIN Ell

Is Published every Friday morning a 81 so
per annum, if paid within three months from
the time of subscribing. or 50 90 If not paid
until the end Of the year. No paper discon-
tinued until all arrearages are paid, unless at
the option of the publisher.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING For plain matter,
81 90 per square Is lincs) for the first inser-
ton, and . cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Rule and f.nre matter. double the
above rates. Obituary Notices so cents per
square.
REA- RLx RATES
3 MOS. MOS p NOS.
One column S25 90 $40 90 S75 90
tTalf column II 90 q 90 40 90
Quarter column 90 - 90 % 90
Professional Cards (undcr 0 lines 8 90
Yearly advertisers will he allowed 10 change
four lines during the wear without charge.
Advertisements shonld be marked with time
and space they are to occupy
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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.
- Prices 70 suit The times. Luoy 10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-10-13

The more you eonirac. debts the more
they expand
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YEARLY RATES :
Professional Curtis.

EAS. DAW SON,
81 ATTORNRY-AT-LAW,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
viii practice in the Circuit Court of Mont
golnery, aud in the Courts Of the District OF
Columbia.
OFFICES, 4S3 Louisiana Ave, Washing
ton, D. c., ana Court House Yard, Rock
vile. Ljun 4-ly.
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Why We Use the Right Hand

The habit of usinp the RIGHT hand in
preference 10 the left AMONG those neo-
ple whose monuments dale from the
remotcst antiouity appcars to be n
universal fact and this is accounted for
Inv the anotomical mocbon;su ,f tho
r;ght Iunr i;vorloho ANY TT I;",hs s""s .oo ,1
in s;1o tboso of tho loft s;aa ;n,oi,';,,a
If oo,rso a.aaton nna,,n. ae 80,
structure and 2 larger snnnlr of ror YaS
and Hood vessels for tbo;r nn,r;t;on !.
4 norsoo waIl,;nn - 49, e.. s -
with his feet The segment Of 9 ida
ana r. hn i r;ght 9andea Ia ,aLos !
direction 10 the lnft bocsnsc no r;abt
lao nat,,rallv 49, loa~o. e,.;Ie NJ W.
left side Of he hra;n i jargar I'm ~
riobt ana 80 Il annears ma a. nomar
If yerhal art;cnlatinn annoars u ~ p Nm
handed i confined ~ ! rorta;n cnn,nin
ton on Tho left e;do tho conolns;an i
arrived at that in snenkine and thinL;nr
tho left Side If tbp hra;n 10 nsaJ th;s
being the lresnlt If dextrol odneat;on
The oninion has been also evpresscd by
some medical writer's Tint amncsio and
aphasia in ripbt-handed men indicate
disease of the left brain and that ham
mcr.n,lsv and wr;tor's ora,nn show ia
results Of excessive Torking Of the LIFT
brain
LANGUdE or FINGER RINGS. in case
of a gentleman wishing to marry--liter-
ally in the market" with his heart
he wears plain or chased gold ring
upon the first finger Of the left band.
When success attends his suit and he
is actually engaged the riur masses ia
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-10-13

Il hear that your husband has lost
his hearing" whispered one lady to
another. eyes" was the mniiied re-
ply but don't whisper 50 loud; be
doesn't like to hear the subject referred
tor
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Mes M. ANDERs som.

EAMES w. ANDERSON,
- ATrOtNEY-AT-LAW w,
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND,
viii practice IN the Courts of Montgomery
county. All busiurss entrusted 10 hiu Will
receive prompt attention [ocl 6-tf
OFFICE in the Court-House yard
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An American uipsy,s story.

| was quite Nmng when | received
my first lesson Il fortune-teling For
the first season lwas only to tell fortunes
for young girls. | was to Judge and
say most about love subjects. After
wards was allEeed to tell anybody.
If | could lay AY hands on anything
worth having | Iuld do so, but it wos
no business of am body's whore got it.
was never asked where | got things.
| was pleased at le idea of telling for
tunes, and did veE well at the business.
| picked up fast and before the first
season closed kIsw how to read human
nature very well hnd could read char
aetcr tolerably. will not say much
about stealing. foI am ashamed Some
Of our wagons n lie false bottoms, so
that whenever dad camp was searched
nothing could be fund. Ii the officers
came they were eikan full privilege to
search all around knd il this way they
were led to believe urauy times, that we
were really innoccI There is no truth
at all IN fortune-tellng We said Just
what came into ourlhnds. One time u
young man in Tennessee came to me and
told me to 90 to a ccfiain house and in
duco a young girl 10 have her fortune
told He told me what to say. He
was in love with her wanted to mar
ry her | understood him, and carried
ont my part very wt'l sang her a
song about the yodag lover and the
beautiful girl got as White as snow, then
red, and then gave Ne five dollars. She
could well afford Il rot ten dollars
from the mar. He been had discarded hut
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-10-13

Temperance Is reasons eirdle and
passions bride, the strength Of the soul
and the foundaiio Of virtue.
Marry young. and If circumstances
require Il, often
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.1pNNCER G. JONng.

WTILLIAm BREWER.
Wv ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ROCKVILLE, MI.
Particular attention paid TO conveyaneine
aud the sale of Real Estate.
OFFICE west Of the Courthouse and one
door north Of The Preshy terrain Church.
sep l-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-10-13

How 70 GUhE a BAD MEMORY
Your memory is bad perhaps; but
can tell you $50 secrets will cure the
worst memory. One | mentioned above:
70 read "A subject ween strongly inter-
csted The other il. to not ONLY read.
but thiak. When yoa have read para
graph or page, stop, close the book,
and try to remember the ideas on that
page, aud not only recall them vaguely
IN your mind but put them INTO words,
speak them out. Faithfully follow these
two rules, and you have the golden
(. keys Of knoalslge.
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GEO. PETkk. jas D len
pETER & HEN SON,

4 ATIUNNElo IT Ia ",
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Will practice in the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery county, and in The Court of Appeals
OF MARYLAND
Special attention given to examination of
TILE Of Lands, Colleciion of Debts &C.
sep LIT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-10-13

HONE Think of what is meant by
happy home. It is the best Likeness
Of heaven "a home where husband and
wife, father and mother, brother and
sister, child and parents, each in their
several ways. help each the other for
ward in their different courses, az no
other human being can for none else
outside the circle OF our own home has the
same opportunities, none else has known
50 well the character Of any other, none
else has such an interest at stake in The
welfare, the fame, aud the grace and the
geo mess Of any one else, as we have il
the welfare Of those who are bone Of
bone, and flesh Of our flesh, IN whose
happiness and glory we ourselves be-
come happy aud glorious, il whose
misery We become miserable, BY whose
sellishncss, or weakness, or worllIihess
we are decoyel down 10 carh. by whose
purity aud noblencss, aud strength, VS.
are raised up to duty, to heaven, and to
God
The Importance Of the most innocent
HFtE1ilfS anu Ntt3 iDNEFdsNs WIN our
years, and ] strive continually to direct
the attention Of those whom ! see often
about me to the difference there is be-
tween sincerity. confidence aud indis-
erection; nay that in reality there is no
difference, but rather a subtitle transition
which ought to be noticed, or better
still, felt--from what is most harmless
to the most miscIievous 70 this end we
ought to cultivate our tact, OF we run the
risk Of inadvertently forfeiting favor
from the same cause which gained us it.
We naturally learn this in our course
through lifo. but only after having paid
a heavy school fee for IL, which uufortu-
nateiy we can not prevent oGrsgccessors
from being obliged to pay likewise.
Il hear that your husband has lost
his hearing" whispered one lady to
~ Al ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-10-13

INDIAN SUMMER. This halcyon period
of our autumn will always in some way
be associated with the Indian. 1t is
red and yellow and dusky like him.
The smoke of his campfire seems again
in the air. The memory of him pre-
vadcs the woods. His plumes and
moccasins and blanket of skins form
just the costume the season demands.
1t was doubtless his chosen period The
gods smiled upon him then if ever.
The time of the chase, the season Of the
buck and doe, aud Of the ripening of all
forest fruits the time when all men are
iucipient hunters, when the first frosts
have given puagency to the air, when
to be abroad on the hills or in the woods
is delight that both old and young
feel, If the red aborigine ever had his
summer Of fullncss aud contcntmcnt. it
must have been at this season, and it
fifty bears his name.