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sUmMoNs.

a M a day at home. "a gents wanted. Cnttit
- IZ & terms free. TRUE ( CO.. Augusta. Me-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22
ssoaday. October 23d. 1919.

Attorneys for pIff.
Published by order of the Honorable Is F.
Bonham, Judge of said court, which order Is
dated August 9th. 1876. laug1ln46YS
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TNHE FALL TERM of this inetitntion viii
i begin on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1876,
with the following
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26
MmS Sem Gfia6,

Gus S~rabburs l9rstbt won Dcup i.
au9uf:
DoraeRsrn baben In allen @emeinpsr
BEG rlnters GlIab Die 8ablen Der Sc.
m.tnbes0 ~ertretunssn, @~emeinrerotb]
Rattsefunoen. DtsIs 8ablsn eeiGsb,r
ale fanf Sabre, felt Der ceuti6en Sc
ESnobn1e, nl,c jsBt gum ;peitsn Nal.
nnb mat, bate ut6t Obne Spannune
bsu 8sIultot DsrIe!ben ertsesen Belebsa,
tueil aud Set oielen Gablen bic pOiitt5
1dsn uno rslisiSien 0eseaidse etae
&pue Ipielen. 90 nett sic Nahrihtsn
bis jest SprIieSsu, fam man nit benz
8sfultut sufviepsa Istn. Die GlinGsr
BADEN rtspsy ibren gOnitrpattsmus. :.
). Das GsibuItsn am 5srosbr0Gisn BE-.
wdbr. DurHsanss Iae rie aIten,Gs
yneincerdtbe pterersswdblt. 3war ma.
rem an einselnen Srten, 3.8. in3ateyn.
no Elm ,dblrei&ss csItlGs5 Seomten.
tbunt eiueewanrert III, @nRrsnsunsen
nemaGt rorcsn. tsutfde 8eumten unr
SOlGt, pslGe bsnislben ndber feSsn. In
rem @emsineeratb III brtnsen. &ber
pbne GrfO!s. Aud sur fransSEfSsn
Belt tpurpeu teine Beamtstt ser6blt.
Dtr awsifsIn leep6 ni6t toB .aumdIia
etnseIne teutfbe Beamte tn rie @smsins
BEL ~erttsiIussn sslansen pereea, ana,
robl utGt rteienisen, relhe jest Spa
teutl6sr Ssite anf pie etae ssleBt was
rem. Grfuali9 ater III Ste Nisrsllaee
Der crttten pariet ssI9e beuer ;am srr
fen @aI Bet psn Muntetpalrdblcn ibr
6aupt sw erbsbsn magic. gS fIhr
bies Die 0artsthfer, Die 9sIer rtr DRe.
pablIqus GranGaiIs, Gle rsIisiDusIplen
Geinoe Ger fattpltFGsn 8irGe ME Deg
reutI9tnS toutspelens, msl@e In ispem
erSeHen Srt ers 1lIas ibre 0srtrstsr
adblen. Die 3uRanee 8ranfrei6s tpsr,
fen tbren Shatten mad Gl1aes eOtbrins
gen. Die bort i6 bstSmpfsnesn Sc
0enldBe, nuf Der einen Settle ras poGs
the @trifentbum. cut Der oncsrn Die
rerUIu,tcndiren prtnciptsn BON 1889,
iinb aud im Glfob r~crbanfen ; unp 60
: 10 tpbe Get, bnB snpIid ben 9erus,srn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26
Sim SrDi6re8en.

Das SaibaGsr 1asblau i1reibt
Ite cage Dom GrOfdresen bot tn bsu=
ttssn Sabre In Der umsebune Don
Mannsburs nd@f Ststn ibre Gefdties
uus ssfunpea. Die pUrtiseu SonpIeuts
rursn oisier Sage ut@i wenis eriiaunt,
als fe ale 1slpwe8e uno StraBen tn
FOLDER 0eijs ron flsinsr, auf Der Won.
osruus bs0rfensn Gr6i&sn becs6t fan,
psu, pob man nit BEN Jubrusrfs ai6i
fOrtfcmmsn fennte. pbae Sau]eroe Don
Ois{st flsinsn, sbsn aus Dem Sarysnsus
tante 3a crufpmmsnsu 1bisrsa ents
D:deihn uno aus osu tena6bavtsr
SumpfDt IeR auf has fsfe 9anD bsre
pcresfom Gur9e su l~berfabrea.
Cine SGusr:n, pie nit einecr &inlpdn.
nsr eiaeNaufabrt mad Stsrtrain MOS
den DClte. mar our6 pas Rra@en Der
unter cen Wasenrdeern plasenoen / biere
10 af.c:rt. pae ie umfsb.en iteB uno SpV
lb,em Ycrbaben abfanp. Die Sauern
bsbaupten, cab bte mo6enbait auflreten,
cen ! tisre ii@ auf ris6sIrsr beseben UNI
pic 3IfOleniaat abfrehen. mus iero6
MO: tsarInost istn pIrFte. Sn pss
Ndbs Ger DeyyEGaft Sreus batsn ps
Dorfer iSre lGpereNotb, Don rem Dob
runsen bic Bsiu6s ntsler ursete!ensu
0dite fe~rn;ubaIteu.
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AuS Dem 9bein3an
ihreibt mon pDt, 1. Muauf:

idreibt mon uDt, 1. Mu9uft:
Die Nusf&ten In unlern Wetubersen
psroen pom Gag gu Gag bsrrli&er. Die
unbuItenb iberuus ednftee Nttteruns
tbut rpobre @unper. sSn Oefri1 batts
man bereitS an, ct. Mnnentass 115ne
rsife i6warss 1raubsn. Sn Der Rau>
sntbaler lnp Gltpiner Gemattune trift
nan sbenfals an Pen parmaen Stslen
I&On bier unb ba rsi@ werpenoe Bee
REV. NebnlideS miro aud aus Rapess
beiu, uuo gsilsnbsin semelpst. 3urs.
oie GortIbtttte, 1DeIds Ger Rebfpf mo1t
ine ssrapsju nAuunIt@ uno IS febt
oono&, wsnn nidt nod aon3 bsicnpere
binreruihs etntrstsr, obne GruBs e!n
srobss @swd@s In NuST1t. Dabst
III aud tie aunntitdtt Der Erauben
ibsrul cine ~uuseusin srOBs. @an
fam Ifb paber leiHt esnfsn, pte per.
snist ut,o fr5btt1 uulere Din3sr finp.
10 wdre pabrlt& aud Elm I~sltensr Ses
gen, rrsnrl auf pie betoer rcrtrsFltGen
Sabre 1874 unp 1875 nun ouH nod
Der 1851 ale Elm Ersfer folssn Io4ts.
5tne Nenberuns In Den @etnprstien III
n'dt su Dsriptren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26

beS po1ttpen GbrifsntbumS msbr Erst.
belt I'm PREF, uno9 ereinswelsn sepdbrt
Irerbe, bamit b%ielelben bic rspolutionais
ZEN Yrineipen NIT Grfols betdmpfen
t6nnen. Gar bic finittsen 3et&stusss
0ablen biIpen bic isSt f~ottpebabten
WunicipaIs Wablen ein eanfises pro.
snontfcn.
Gin nnterer8 eriGt ins. No 90 re&t
binaus lou NIT Gem S@uhpana. er>
fabrer MFR mad unp nod. Die Strub,
Sig. mu6 uas bic So&e tlar lesen.
8ssen cteI%ncrcnuns PES brn. Bs;trfs>
prdfpentsn ron golmar, bic 5te Sbs
rem esisru m~itestbsilt buben, uno in
relder Den Glterr unter Strase rerboten
nib, bte i@uIpFi1ttsen Sincer, tn
frana5fi&e Anfalten 3u i@tdsn. ben
rte fronsSfl1en Anfalten belu@eucen
8inprsu unteriast Uirp. bier wdbreno
Der Gerien oie In Grantret& dbli4en
SGdler>lnifarm ~ tra8er, ia lasor
lolGen 8inpern, rel1e Die psutShe Na-
tipnalitdt DstIorer, unb a%usSewancert
Fnp. per aud aeitpstlise gufentbalt bier
ntbt mebr setattet wirc - eesen rieie
Nnuronune baden bas eli. Scurnal"
Don Strobburs, Der nSnoufrts!" pom
WI.bauIen. iopie Mebrere anbsre Or
game Der etnbeimifHsn YrsHe einen en-
srsii1en Yrotsf srbOten. Nun aber
fOmmt bte "Strubb. BIG" uno iast etes
fen Sournolen .@aS babt ibr eu& ~
bsfiaesn 6abt u, Den S@aiirans
ni1t aemanf&t bessbrt Die AnOros
nuns absr BEG Be3trfSpydFpsntsn pca
@Olmar Ia NUT cine n~etbwenotse
JOlse oesS bul3pausss." Die "StraBb.
3ts. "bat ron ibrsm Stanppuntt uus
uOQtomu,en Re@t; fe III losif4. DIE
liberale1 8ldtter fnD Dies niHt ; benn
wtr u inst muB aud 3 iusen. 8unn
rpereer .absr bte 2iberalen Elm Wlal sin,
iebsn, Dab bts BON ibnea ssBen pie H.
tramentnnsn ssi&mtepstsn@ afsn aud
ssssn ie islbf fbnnen oneswenDet metz
benz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26

Reeierune psrI&mdt 60 ni6t, eur6
tIeinIi&s MuBrsssIu pte unsufrisoentsit
auIGaun. WenisfenS baben bie Gbts
ranf1 essen ote Yrsife lbOn beaonnsn
uno ale erfes Spfsr 1T Der ~Dtotto"
Don Gan Sebuaiun esfunen, osr eS f&
betfommen LIEF. ras @efsS dber bic
Aufbebune Der Gusrcs NIT etueu Erau:
srranb au hrudsn: CT bat icfcrt cas-
G6idfoI Der Gusrcs ,. b. berGrsibetten
Der nItsn prcpin;en, s'tbetlt.
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MuS&pm
27 SuIf oe5hrieten 1:

miro pom 81. Suit seI6rietsn;
8orAeRern @Orssn smpfna Der b.
Batter etro $50 3Sslinae pom 30 RS
milden @Uuesisn. P. eteinbuber.
3srter ees GOQestum @erzanicum,
psrlas cine @brtHs, auf rslde Plus
TX. NIT elmer lGSnsn G%rmabnun8 on
bic iu~neen9eute ~antpurtsts. Gr ipra6
nod trdftieer unb Iebbaftsr pte sewSbns
lid ; man sIoubte einen rifissnS e&ss
afoer, jott zines 65jdbrisen @reiiss
Dor f& au feben. Gr fprcerte u. u.
;ur1 @iOsrRanO seBsn pie 8sriu&e
ouf rae Nnleben ess &6mtidsn Club
lee Su untersruben nno fubr ronr
fort:
~Man bsendgt f@ aber at@t, bte
pdpfltGe Autorttdteu Isrff5ren, iOnrsrr
man pet1u&t aud. BEND uolismus In bic
Rir&e binein,utraeeu. 2uu, emf Ots
6auptRapt Der tuttolii&en 0elt, 1T
beute bic einfa@e 6auptfabt Stuliens
a~erprben, prer, rte nan aud iaqt Stos
Items Gebtrn. Gstsu rir, pis es ro'
NIT bsl&aTsn ID. Die Di&tsr bss Ill
tntbumes sridbleu uns pom Der Soft.
belt, bte aus ttrem @sbtrn bic @eiebett
eebor rrelHe Deisbeit aber tpmmt
aus rem gebtrn StaIfsns2 ST &c
@etsbsit, BE 2tr&s 10 Derfclesn, ibre
Asbeilisten Ns6ts IL. uerni&ten, Fe on
be. 0erbrsituue t6rer J. 2ebreu su bin
bern 2 @snn boS Beisbett 1T, 10 1T Is
bic Deiebeit Der 6Sue. rlnt aud roe
aendet Mot. Non befrebt f@ nt6t
aur, bic aeiaiee Mutcrttdt Der STRIDE III
ae1f6vsn, lonbern aud bic &irden isIhf.
Sn ben Iebte1 Eosea Bat man in einer
ein,tpsn Strabe bret Sir6en fit ben
Nbbru& bsfimmt. nm Ylus fir elm
prcfaneS Dsnfmol III eetrinnen. Gine
berIelten mar bemNnoenten zines Der ers
fen Na@foIser tss :. petras ssrei5i
uub war auf ben 0runomouern ieiues
6au1es etbout. Inter Betftmmune
unb 8eibaIfe bee @ebtrns ron Stdlisn
m5Aie man etne 0plfepabl BEG 3uflnfs
tieen papfeS porbsrsiisn uno pie 3u6'
ber 9ir&e Detui6tsn. Sd w%iersrbOle
es, bItet @u@ pDr steIea trsulclen unr
5GIntli1sn plane.
Die BRET Gir@en uuf petGt bic pdpf,
Hide NnIpra@s aniptelt, ltssen an Der
6trabe bee 20. Ssptsmber, une fino
Der 5. Ibersfa, BEN fsilbsswcrcsnsn
8prte unb beu-b. pupfsGaius gswsitt.
Der garbiral>@ icar bat aretroI an
Depretts sel@rteben, nm eie DsmOlir-
une ~ D%erbinbern, lou aber feline &nts
mort betcmmen boben unb erldbt teBt
im ~Ofsrsatore" cine uusfibrli6f Der.
waeruns. DteIelbe hstcnt, tas pis
wlderesel iosar NIT ben, ttaIlenN6sn
2IORsrsslsb In @tceripru@ fett, wsls
dee bic &tr@en ter aufssbobeneu 8lS'
Rer au untsrbalten seriprt&t. - Mfsy.
GaIare &Oneettt, Der pdpfItGe Snters
nunttus btu, bruFltauil1en 6Ofe. In
bsute Nurseu mad. 8Orrsuur abstrsist
IN, E1 bort nod Nmerca eiu3ul3EHen.
~
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gasSt.D ruroifts- 0onpent
in ct. Gfnuh. Niun.

bat ft ertf4lrHtu, cine Atabtrie ~ er6Fren, unh emit.
btetet aHtn <srn bic @eieetnbett. iere 6inbtrtr,tebuna
ietner Sbhut enstrfrouGr 81 fpuncn. grir rerben rpn.
fdnetgen unterrt1t erttetitn In ben rerff iettnen 86ncrn
IN Der enelintn unb beutI6ea Spra6t.
Nstenstn1 rtrb taleltf etnrbliGcr tlzte,riGt tn Der
Wt9ft %eriettlfn. icpctl am Tianp uNrNPeIrfern ais ouh
auf Der 3ither uno Suttorre unb boten ID ktelem arefe
tine xttrerin In BEN ~beratmten Snhim.t Nptre Dame In
yttirautee a%nsbtlbcn IoHen. Blu sIeider 3sir rtrkeu
8tnter aud @eIeeenbeit baben, bGs 3tidrer, Blunen.
ntdden unt rerfGttbsne feline Gtidertiarbetien ~ erlernen.
terner trtn8sn mir sur 8enntn,eHobme Der eItern pw
Stabt ct. Gipub. taB fe 0eseenbeit taben, TIRE Rtuhcr
tn BITE Yrttaf Gule, BITE beIttts bespuntp bot, III lns i6idsn
aa fpnnen fir btete to Der greis 81 fir BITE 6rSBeren rnA
5O ete fit Bite anfdnBer per Rrnnt. 6rIGe, bic WRpRP.
unterrtht %gtniebeu trpnen. fSunen f6 ieberiett meIben.
Srets fur tnterrt6t In btr enelf6eu urb kuti1tR
Spra&e ratr Eetbfiaurs unt Sslfdntier pFtse IA pa
Seifirn pDn5 Nsnaten A5.
nnterrt6t am plans u. Nelrtern. Sf2
SsbrduS Der SSnfrnnente gum praettirtu....--- s
unterrfwt dut oet Sttbst 10
uniTrtmt dut ptr @uttdrtt 3
Serrdu@ bfteer Jnhrur1ente. ... e
Sir reitere ausfuatt rsnbe man i'd an
Mother Aloysia o. s. B.
Letter Box 80.
q. GlONi. SteernS G.. Ninn.
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Die ipumberDDnife nieoisiniicte
Gntbecfnm8. ,pelcbe Die
SSelt fennt.

2&Selt fettnf.
@esen S&minbiu&t SGwdue, S&ors
bod, icrcpbul5ie Musi&ldss,
S&nupfen. SalsFus. 66mcrrbot,
ben, 0eF@terOie. Rtnewurm,
Gls&ten, Iusidldse i'm @efdt,
i&mnsbafte Iusen, 8beumatiss
mus. Masenfrunfbsit, We@ielfe.
Der. Gebers unD Wisren-S rantbeis
ten, Nsrpeni@pd6e, b~erStrautbeis
ten, MnfdQe. abeeidwd6te GOnfis
tutton uno jspe @rt unreintsfeii
I'm Blute.
Cine Quele bes @tidrs far NilIiOnen 2cis
Senne. Saniemoe nOu SebsR serettet,
naGhem ale anarrt Rittel ftblss.
i9laseu, leie ieaes &ort.
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Bit 0erfaufen.

Giae Got nit 5ozs anb stpfs. su;sn Geft6ftsples,
ncbs ttr @o5,o pimn,sliattt Sirtt sfItssa. ii ~ bini.
gem prsife ! n rertoufen.
@drerfs IN sst Office tifiss 6Iottes.
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Nreis fiinfunb5toaiiSts @ents
Mn3ei9er.
Gin bunhert unb pierte Nussobe.

Gin bunhert unh pierte Nussobe.
Gutbdlt cine spufdnsise Elite ausr Stdbte In ben Der.
Stnnten, ta Ierrttprten unb ttr Dominion BON Canada,
NIT eaer Sep6ltsruue BON mebr ale 1900 eende BEN leb
ten Genius 5uelet& NIT ben gamen hsr 8tttunetn. wel&e
be er5Bte Circulation in iepem Der eeuannt'n DIdbe td.
ben. &beniO eineR RatalOs br 9dtunsen,, psl&s fur
Anteaen e~rapfpblen fnb. als nm psrtteilRafttfen I'm Uer-
bditnis Der s,fprperten Yretfe. Gbenfo aue 9~ettunsen in
ben Ser. Staeten unb Gambia, BITE iter 5000 @rernpIare
BET ieber ausaabe bruden &benfo aue ~relist6fen, Aeri.
tuIturs, Minenf&aftlit en- unb Nedantl&e en-, Wleostnif6er
WaurerL&en, Snseab.. @rsiebnrss', 9anbsls., gerf@e.
runet.. 2anbbanbeis-. @efeb g. Sprrttne.. Mluftalif&e
9ifen. 3usIetG NIT elmer pp1tGnbiaen Qtfe BON natbr
aIs 5000 beutfden 3sttuneen IN zen Der. Staatet. Chen.
f. elm gfuHer fit Nnleiaen Stele gretsl,fen, NIT preiS
waS elm aafdneer I'm @nseeen tenrsn su Ieinen uanf6t.
Mprede Sec. y. Rotpel1 u. Go.
Al Part 9pp, Seen yprI
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OaS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

! S;4sre SsiIuLe zen @i5t unb Rbeam a.isn,rs stsT
Selfr1ana abet bas einst9e, fSere. lei&t. une itnsaes
Srsttres aprsn bet Nheurlotismls unb Std eurtR
Hdtnrr en;abe uES tn ZEN berindfieffen 8duer brifss
srtibs psilir,ffsl. Disies BUD IL 5um giusen frl&asS
SS15n:e1 pssteBi teI&s Gbns grfcls ger3te uni nyB.s
slrfs 9atsnisNlseitiaen sttrou6 babsr. Ssraussese.F
fbard wsIAss 6ua berttn RON qtfbsuben otbrlf =. 5
wuTre. .pi:b ssssn Sim ,rbuns SVn Is Gtnts %prrlr;reiS
G5reifirf s
Herman Medical Institute. 551 Pine St h
st Louis Mo. &
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07

GETTlSG RIP or RATS We have sew
eral receipts for this purpose. A New
York farmer BAYS: "Rats do not re-
mpin with us long. while some Of our
neighbors are troubled the year round.
Poison is dangerous and traps Of little
use We get rid Of them in the follow
ing manner: Take equal parts Of corn
meal and cacined or boiled plaster of
Paris, and mix well together; place q
dish Of water near it The rats will eat
and drink, the plaster of Paris will set
in the animals stomacb's and death will
quickly result"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07
q act iGal.
For the Sentinel.
THE OLD YEAR.

In the ashes of the past,
All our acts are gently lying
Now the doors are shutting fast,
For the old years dying, dying.
Oh ! do not die until you tell me
Have | acted well my part?
Stir the ashes and lei me see
The whole year printed on my heart
Step lightly, for the old years dying,
Faint, still faint its breath will be,
Till the winds, its mournful signing,
Watt its troubles DER the sea-
Dec. 81, 1875. L'lScoNNE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07

Two loafcrs met upon the street the
other day, and passed the compliments
Of The season.
Jim" said one, "havc yon seen
Hall? he's looking for you"
Hall, what Hall p was Jim's
answer
why, alcohol, you fool p
"Pshaw," responded jim, that's a
poor sell, and you wouldn't have caught
me il hadn't been hurt last night
when John tripped me up"
John who 2" said jim.
'Dcmijohn, you numskull"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07

Three years passed away after the game
for life or death, and one pleasant eve
ming, toward the sunset-hour. horse
man was riding slowly along highway.
traversing fertile valley Of soutl :
western State.
Three years bad added more dignity
to the face, and perhaps saddened it; but
otherwise no change bad ever come over
Capoul Monteith's fine features.
Upon his right hand, sitting back from
the road, was a pretty little farmhouse.
surrounded by fertile fields, and che sight
promising well for nights lodging for
man and beast" Capoul turned in at the
white gateway, and rode up to the front
door, and dismounted
The owner Of the mansion descended
the steps to greet him, and Capoul Mon
teith stood face to face with Garnet
Weston.
"My God ! has the grave given up its
dead !" cried Capoul, in dismay
ono, old fellow, you find me flesh and
blood ready and willing to give you a
hearty welcome to this my home, left me
by an old bachelor uncle, few months
since. But como in | viii telkyou all /"
The surprised aud delighted CaponI
willingly accepted, and around well
spread tea table that evening he heard
bow Garnet had been carried forth to be
most bunglingly executed but squad
ron Of Juarez cavalry bad appeared and
frightened off his executioners, ere the
frst platoon had retired, and that a wou-
delfnl ranchero had seized him and borne
BAN 70 his rancho where, through months
Of altering. be recovered. and was able
g Iepart from the house Of his COED
-
1s' vi was long ere he could gain
'ough to reach Galveston, Tax
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07
JAMES w. BOSWELL.
BREWER,
wv ATTORNEY AT LAW

ROCKVILLE, MD.
Particular attention paid to conveyancing
and the sale Of Real Estate.
OFFICE. west of the Courthouse and one
door north of the Presby terrain Church.
sep Lift
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as. and there he met an old uncle, who
had carried him to his comfortable home
with him.
The kind old bachelor was one day
thrown from his horse, and night and
day Garnet had watched by his bedside,
until death relieved him of his sufferings,
and the young man found that his uncle
had left him all his wealth.
But old fellow, why did you not
write to let me know, for you know not
how | have mourncd for your asked
Capoul
Il did write to my old law partner in
New York, and he said you had moved
away none knew whittier"
True; poor Mabel failed in health,
and carried her to Europe, but we soon
returned and to OBJECT a change in scene
and air purchased fine farm, about
two days journey from here, and there
we now live. Mabel is contcnted, if
not happy"
She married."
''She married Fiddlestcks? No.
size never had any idea Of marrying any
man except yourself and Won went off to
Mexico and nearly broke her heart,
God thank Thee cried Garnet.
and he buried his Ease in his hands and
wcpt like very child.
Three months passed, and the bachelor
home of Garnet Weston had mistress
to preside over tia queenly looking
woman Of Twenty-Five, perhaps, with
dreamy, sad eyes, and face of won
drous beauty.
That woman was once the heiress and
belle of New York-Mabel Montclth--
who had. after long years, married her
first and only love, through that game Of
life and death, in the gulf-washed land
Of Mexico
LIMIT Your WANTS. From the ma
ture of things, the income of most Of the
inhabitants of the earth must be limited,
and indeed within very narrow bounds.
The product of labor throughout the
world, if equally divided. would not
make the share Of each individual large.
1t is impossible that every one should be
what is called rich. But it is by no
means impossible to be independent.
And what is the way to compass this
glorious privilege p The method is
very simple. 1t consists in one rule:
Limit your wants Make them few and
inexpensive To do this would inter-
fere but little with your real enjoyment
1t is mostly matter Of habit You re-
quire more, or you are satisfied with less,
just as you have accustomed yourself to
one or the other Limit your wants, cs-
innate their cost aud never exceed it,
taking pains to keep it always inside of
your income. Thus you will Insecure your
lasting independence. Young men
think Of this A great deal Of the hap
piness Of your lives depends upon it.
After having made your money, spend
it as you choose, honestly; but be sure
you make it first.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07
NOTICE.

HAVING determiupd TO discontinue the
IL Sewing Machine business by the LIST of
January uext, viii offer liberal inducements
in disposing of Machines on hand. ! viii!
also take Stock Of all kinds 10 exchange.
Any person desiring one of the best and
most durable machines in use will do well by
addressing L. EAGLE,
oct l5-tf BaEEessi.ie, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07
BUILDING & REPAIRING.

A LII KINDS of Building and Repairing
IN promptly attended TO by FRANK "a
TOR, Rockville, Nd. FURNITURE 81 ID
kinds neatly repaired. Those in want s
practical workman are requested to gfys T. "a
a call.
- a.Iesa = .a.-E.Ls enes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07

When Adam got tired of naming his
descendants, aud when he got half
through be said. Lets quit, and call
the rest Smith"
Henry Clay described a mule as an
'animal that has no pride of ancestry or
hope Of posterity"
Cheer up. old gall Your ceatennial
year is also a leap year.
"Beues7 cali great many pscDle 70
church
a. business 9 man must have dol,
Sna sepse
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07

A man with large family was COM
planning Of the difficulty Of supporting
all of them But" said friend, ''you
have sons big enough to earn something
for you" The difficulty is" said the
man ''they are too big to work"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-01-07

Oh, the slush, the beautiful slush,
slipping about with an unctuous gush,
yielding and soft to the hurrying feet
that soggle about in it, out on the street
dumping and humping about in the
mud, and once in while coming down
with thud Splashing the people
from ankle to crown and frequently help
ing a man 20 sit down right on the side
walk before the whole town (therc is no
valid reason under the sun why people
should think it such terrible fun to see
poor fellow 60 down with aruu). Stick
ing to everything, outdoor and in quite
olcaginous, glney, but thin. No other
nuisanse is half 50 pronounced, and if we
don't swear to that, may We be bounced.
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-18
Caught Crooked.

Deputy Marshal W. F. stirman came
in Sunday with four prisoners, who had
been captured in Benton county, with
an outfit for manufacturing "crooked y
whiskey The parties were Isaac Wright,
John Ryder, George Brogden and -
Stephens. The entire outfit was captur
ed, in a secluded spot near the waters OF
Spavinaw, about fifteen miles northwest
of fBentonvile-Deputy Collector Greene
was along, as well as the posse of the
marshal and there was some show ofre
sistance at first. but the marshal's party
being well fixed for that sort Of amuse
ment, the crooked" crowd concluded
that discretion was the better part ofval
or. The mash-tubs were demolished,
and the still and worm brought here
The examination was commenced on
Monday. before U S. Commissioner
Harrison, and the accused, with pi obably
the exception of Stephens, will doubtless
90 to the Fort Smith prison in default
Of bail 1t is said these worthless are
from Georgia, having left there on account
Of the curiosity of the officials Fay
cttevile Sentinel.