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CHANGED HANDS.
GILBERT HOUSE.
MECHANICSTOWN, FREDERICK
COUNTY, MD.

TNlIE undersigned would respectfully
/ inform the public, that he has again
taken charge Of the above House, so
favonby known, and has opened it III clc-
giant style for the accommodation Of per
mancnt and transient customers. The
house has been renovated and furnished
in a complete and ample manner, and now
offers Good Cheer and the comforts of a
pleasant home. His TABLE will lie sup
piled with all the substantials and dclca-
cics of the season, the best the market af-
fords. His BAR will be stocked With the
best brands of liquors and scgars. His
STABLE will he furnished with good pro-
vcndcr and attentive ostlcrs. And his char
gcs ~ MARK THIS, will he moderate
and in accordance with the spirit of the
times. Boarders taken by the day, month
or year The custom ot travellers and
others is respectfully solicited. The large
experience of the subscriber in Hotel keep
ing, warrants him in saying, that he VIII
do all i'll his power to give general Satistac'
ton. j. Is. GlLBERl.
April 1917
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A good soil rarely fails, even in a
poor season, Of returning paying in
come for the labor expended upon it
in the cultivation Of any-crop adapt
ed to it. The idea that the number
Of acres in crops indicates the farmers
income must be abandoned, and the
number Of bushels per acre must be
looked for instead. There is GER
tainly less profit in blowing fifty
acres to raise 1000 bushels of grain
than blowing but twenty-five to grow
the same amount, and trusting to
good seasons for sair crops will usually
make their returns IN what we call
bad or unfavorable seasons.
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AGRICULTURAL.
WIDE TIRED WHEELS.

We suffer ourselves to be guided (y
wagon. makers, and the wheel right
knows very we'll that he lives by his
trade, and that wear and tear are the
life of trade He serves himself when
we are suited with narrow wheels. -
A set of wheels with four-inch or six
inch rims and heavy tires cost 10
make considerably more than a SET
two and a half inches wide; but an
extra price is always put upon them.
They are we'll worth it.
A wagon or cart with a six inch
tread, will take heavy loads over soft
meadows and hardly leave a track,
where ACKNOWLEDGED wagon with
a similar load could not 90 at ALL
On country roads such broad-tread
vehicles destroy ruts, and act like
rollers, making the roads agreeable
for light carriages, and keeping them
in much better order Throughout the
year. 1t would be a real blessing to
every state Of the Union to put so
heavy tax on narrow wheels upon
heavy wagons and carts that they
would become quite obsolete. Mill.
ions of dollars would be saved to the
people of each state. in repairs of
wagons, and in horse esh.-" Amer
scan Farmer.
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a feverish thirst that refuses to be
quenched by drinking water may be
allayed in the following manner
Throw slice Of bread upon burning
coal, and when it is all ahame throw
it into q tumLler of water. This
remedy has been tested and proved
good,
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LOCKER
': 5AsEI 80. & e. Is
TO ALL SUFFERERS \

| SPEEDY & PERMANENT CURE,
! DR.. CLEGG may be consulted either
personally or by letter. upon al those dis.
eases usually termed confidential which
tend to cmbilcr life and shorten its dura
/ ton Including. Nervous Debility, Caus
/ Loins, NcUralgia. Painting Fits Nervous
ness, Defective Memory. Weakness, PIN
.re on the Face and Body, Aversion tc
society, Confusion Of Ideas, Consumption
Nervous Headache, Rheumatism, palpita
! ton Of Heart, Brordin- or Melancholy
Dimncss of Sight, &c, &c, Brought ON 10y
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETlON,
totally uniting tie victim for either Mar.
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Dr. CLEGG'S treatment embraces ven
/ five years experience in the above bust
ness, which enables him to effect Il cur"
! when all other remedies have failed with.
ont the use Of Mercury or Mineral in any
form. the Doctors treatment being PU RE,
| LY VEGETABLE.
Let no false dclicacy prevent those sui.
/ frring with any Of the alloy" diseases, max.
/ inc an early application tor often, few
DAYS neglect bring years OF Sutlcrng
Patients boarded at the Hospital if re.
qUircd.
/ Office, : s. Ere3rlgch 81. Baltimore
Dr. CLEGG guarantees that no case
placed under his treatment shall leave his
care ill restored to sound and vigorous
/ health.
! Now rcady,-a pamphlet on Nervous De.
hilitv and all Diseases of private Nature
free 10y post tor two three cent stamps.
! y. B.-Paticnts living at any distance
can he successfully treated by sending
symptoms of their disease. The doctor
will forward free from observation PRINT
cd list Of questions, which enable the pa.
ticnts to give minute description of then
case, which is all he requires to effect a
sound cure Office hours from $ in the
morning till 10 at night; Sundays till Il
noon
+ All Letters directed DIR. CLEGG, Lock
Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, Will re-
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CONSUMPTION
Positively CURED.

All sufferers from this disease that are
anxious to be cured should try DR.. Kiss
nrr's Celcbratrd Consumptivc Pc wdcrs.-
These Powders are the only preparation
known that will cure Consumption and al
diseases of the Throa, and Lungs-indced
50 strong is our faith in lhcE:, and also tc
con iincc you that they are no humbng, We
will forward to every sufferer, by mail
post paid, Il free trial box
We don't want your money until You
are perfectly satisfied Of their curative
powers If your life is worth saving don I
DELAY in giving these Powders a trial, as
they will surely cur. YOU.
Price, for large box, 80 90, sent to any
part of the United States or Canada 10y
mail ON receipt of price. Address,
ASH x ROBRlNS,
3GO Fulton ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
aprl9-ly
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SwELLED LEGS, STINT, ETC.-The
treatment for swelled legs will greatly
depend upon the cause. If the swell
ing is only due to the change from
grass to confinement Of a warm sta
BILE, time alone is wanted. Meanwhile
the horse should not be overworked.
If weakness is the cause, a drachm Of
sulphate of iron given in a mash
twice day will strengthen the sys-
tenn, and with it the legs. A little
inter may also be given occasionally
in a drench. If out of condition, the
horse should be given physic-ball, COM
posed of six drachms Barbados aloes,
powdered, one drachm oil Of turpen-
tine, and sufficient linseed meal and
treacle to form a proper conslstence.
BandAges will always assist in keep
ing down a swelling but they should
not be used without necessity. =. If
4 splint be early attended to 1t is sell
dom difficult to remove. The swell
ing should be rubbed night and
morning for five or six days with a
drachm Of mercural ointment, rub
bling it we'll in, after which apply Il
blister, and at the end Of a fortnight
or three weeks apply another. In
very bad cases firing should be re-
sorted to. 8. Equal parts of bees
wax, Venice turpentlne, and lard,
simmered together, and well mixed,
tten allow to cool, afford an excel
lent hoof.- i wf FIeld and ElnW.
TRY Tnls..-The following seasonal
bic receipt is easy Of application, and
we are satisfied that if properly used
it will do good-try it:
To destroy bugs squash and GU
cumber vines, dissolve a table spoon.
full Of saltpetre in a pallful Of water
put one pint Of this around
each hill, shaping the earth so that
it will not spread much, and the thing
is done. Use more saltpetre if you
can afford tit is good for vegetable
but death to animal life. The bugs
burrow in the earth at night and fail
to rise in morning. 1t is also good to
kill the GRUB" in peach trees-only
use twice as much, say a quart to
each tree. There was not a yellow or
blistered leaf on twelve or fifteen
trees to which it was applied last sea-
son. No danger Of killing any vege-
table with.it-a concentrated solu-
ton applied to beans makes them
grow wonderfully.
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I.0OO Can't he made by every agent cv

I.aOn Can't he made by every agent cv.
NNaiV cry month in the husiarss we fur.
Focc nsh. but those willing to work
can easily earn dozen dollars n day right
in their own ocalilicS Have no room To
explain here. Business pleasant and hon
cradle WON n. and boys and girls do rs
well rs men. We will furnish You Il COM
plrtc Outfit free. The business pays better
them anything else, We will bear expense
of starting YOU Particulars free. Write
and see. Farmers and mechanics, their
sons and daughters, and all classes in need
of paying work at home, Shosll write to
us and learn nll about the work at once
Now is the time. Don't delay Address,
TRUE & co.,
Augusta Maine.
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9 9 . 8 q g 9 9 {


TO THE WORKING CLAtS.-Wr are now
prepared to furnish all classes with con-
slant employment at home, the whole of
the time. or fer their spare moments. Bust
ness new, light and profitable. Persons of
either SEX easily earn from 80 cents TO s.
per evening, AMI a proportional sum by
dcvutin~ their whole time to the business.
Boys and girls earn nearly IS much AS men
That all VINO see this notice may send lh'.'r
address, and test the business we make this
unparalleled offer. To such ~ are not
well satisfied we will send one dollar to
pay tor the troLhl of writing. Fnll par
iiculars, sample, worth several dollars to
commence work ON, and y copy Of Home
and Firrsilc. one Of the largest and hest
Illustrated Publications, all sent free by
mail Reader, if You want permanent,
profitable work, address,
GEORGE STlNSON & CO..
Portland Maine.
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VIII cure OF PreVetro 17ISct'e' -,
No HORSE will do of collie, Bolts or LUNG r.
YER If FCutzs Powders arc used in time. -
Toutzs Powders will cure and prevent HOG SHoLhHA
Foutzs Powders will prevent GArLs IN FOWL Co
FSmt2s Powders will increase the quantity OF milk
and cream twenty per CENT aid make tie butter nrm
and sweet. - -S.
Foutzs Powders will cure or prevent almost EVERY
DISEASE that Horses and Cattle arc h9ir 10.
FoUTZ's POWDERS WILL GIVE SATl6FAcTloH'
Sold everywhere.
DAVID E. FcUT2. Proprietor.
BALTIMORE. Md.
Octf0
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NJ OTICE.-MR. GEO. W. MCLAlN
~ of No. Al North Calvert street, Bal
timorc, is authorized by us to receive Ad
vcrtiscmcnts, Subscriptions and money TO
the CAToCTIN CLARION.
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ATTENTION
'arK1lGrS I?
CRESC|I'E FERTILIZERS

TIE Undersigned having been so we'll
received by the farmers last season, has
been induced TO make
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS
for their patronage this year, and feels sat
isfied, that justice only, being done to his
fertilizers will establish them Il reputation
SECOND TO NONE
All, who purchased my Fertilizers last
ccason have been well pleased with them.
In the Price List below, call your at
tention to my unrivaled
CRESCI7E CORN POUDRE7'7E.
This may he deemed worthless compound
on account of its extraordinary chcapncss,
but il YOU will call and examine into its
manufacture, it will be proven to you be-
vond n doubt that it is the best bargain in
the market by at least
Seven Dollars Per Ton.
Almond Super Phosphate. $3.50
Ground Raw 3onc(cNtra tine). 43.0o
Ground Raw Bone. ............. 20o
Ground Dry Bone. ............. AZ 90
Grnunl Plaster. S25
"Crcscitc" Corn Poudrcttc. ...... $500
At the above prices credit of 6 months
is given, the list being subject TO discount
Of five per cent for cash.
q" Send for price list.
FOR SALE AT TIE DEPDTS OF
TIE w. NJ II. Il.
Clhas. Il. Cnsscn.
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WAVE YOU BEEN AROUND YET
| to see how cheap You can buy Sill
vcr.plaicd Knives Forks and Spoons of
ClIAS. H. Q. FON? He il surely offering
bargains. Go and examine his goods
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INIIE GREATEST VARIETY of Stcr-~
linz silver and Silver Plated Ware,
and the prices so low, at CllAS. ii. o.
FON'S, 40. II West Patrick Street.
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ESTA BLISH ED 1850.
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rINO SAVE \ FEW DOLLARS in the
purchase of Il good Watch and Chain
il is worth while to 90 to CllAS. II. ..
FOX, No. II West Patrick Street.
, 1877-12-01
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t1&;ATt1Hs


s1IoYEn-At her residence, 3a3 West liantiolph-
a., .. on ths ao5, , Of 'Noyenloaf, Ella fmogcnc.
EV Jhekson. Mich, and pblt4delph,a papers
please copy.
KEArsLEY-Nov. 2s. james Kensstey.
+ Funeral @ snnda1. 1880 p.n'.. from residence,
e77 Nuw York papers please eopy.
SWEENEY--Nov. 20. Of consumption, Edward
Sweeney, nntlTe Of County Limerick, ireland,
Funeral from hts residence, 112 West Eighteenth.
Sacred Heart, thence by cars 70 Calvary Cemetery.
Friends Of tho family ato Invited.
- County Limerick, ireland. papers please
silANNoN--Nov. 70, Patrick Shannon, asud 90
Fun;ega, - , ffon, ths residence Of hs parents. 13o
Johnton.st, sunday, .Dee. j, a 10 a. M. under
Tho nnapiees. Of tho 4. 9. it. Division. No. !, 10
Church Of llSiy Family, thence y cafa to calvary
~ Eastern papers please copy.
LogAN-No', %, =. hsr bong IN thls city, hrs,.
nsma!ns taken 10 Pennsyivsnia. .....
MesliLLEs-on Friday, M Ne.; 30, 4:ao o'clock
NJ: E.san.' JanG nsaiiIt'sn' sEoa =: yeats ann
o'eock. Remains vii ID aksn to Pittsbnrs, H., E
for intefmont.
Jo;l1iNs99X.Thar5d.y, ;i s9 Noy 20. after lens md
Pa1ntu. silness @ 70 5ame. L. Johu1on' aged ol years
Funeral from hIs Eesiaones. No. $50 1ndlana-av.,
s9a1sy aeea ee c1s,6n s1g stgex "a n Ne vo,.
pleaae copy.
KlTcllELL-The funeral Of s1ss H. Kitch ell
Wlll take place from tho Presbyterian Church IN
special car viii b attached 10 The O'Clock train
from Tho KtnIta street depot 10 accommodate
, 1877-12-01

The Hov. ]. N. Gibson, D. D., will deliver bis
sovcnth Bible rentling before the Association IN
Farwell Hall to-day A. 4:3o o'clock. 8ubjcct,
"Abrnham."
Tho Rev. J. II. Walker will conduct tie sun-
day-School Tcachcrs' meeting to-1ay noon In
Farwcll Hail. Subject, ".rho Deliverance," !"
Acts, xKyti., Y-i4.
Prof. J. 8. Jewell. n. D., will deliver lecture
bctnre the PhElosoplllcal Society this eycntng.
Subject: Il Rationale OF Morbid psychIcal
plcnomcna." Admission, Is cents.
The association, Sons Of Vermont, wilt hold
the Grand Pacific Hotel, Tuesday evening, Ut
7:y0 o'clock. Annual election Of officers.
Tho Executive Committee and members of
Tun TRIBUNE Home Club arc requested to
meet at tho Sherman Houso club-room at 2
O'Clock this afternoon, to arrange for tho com-
lug fair.
nnco meeting fn Lever Farwvll Hal! ut 90 this
evening. E. 3. Wells will lead the MONDAY
prayer meeting IN Lower Farwcll Hill to-day.
bubject: "Chriat In the Humid"
Tho Chicago Chess Assoc!atIon's monthly
meeting will take place to-nlQhr at 153 South
by tic Secretary Respecting to,egraph!c chess chess
match bctwcen Capt. Mackenzie, Mr.. Mason,
and others Of tho New York Cafc international,
IN ono side, aud the leading Chicago chess
[}ln1Gfb VII lllG 0tHEEs NIlcA VIII t1IuU up 1OF
consideration, rs will also tic proposed chal-
lengc cup Chicago tournament.
The congregation Of st. Johns Protestant
Epfscopul Church will hereafter Wogship III tho
temple Of the New Church, corner of Washing
ton street and Ogden avcnue Thu services
Will bo as usuaf, at l0:45 a. N. and 1850 D. NJ. /;
Hunday.sctool at $50 =. m. Thu ttoy. Stephun
+. Allen will preach tomorrow In tho forenoon
and the Rt. Rev. William Z. hicLaren, Blshop
OF tho DIoccse, will preach Ia the evening. All
the seats 10 this church arc free at nlI Uf tho
services, md all arc earnestly Invited to attcnl,
Tho twenty .afth anniversary Of tho organiza.
ton Of plymouth Church occurs Sunday. Tho
Rev. c. II. Evercst, tue pastnr-cicct, will
preach In the nuralng. There Will bo special
Sundny-scho0l exercises tn tito afternoon. III
the evening there will bc q. general reunion, ut
Which t!lun It IL anticipated that Drs. 10y,
GOODWIN, Prof. Flah, md Col. e. q. Hammond
will deliver addresses. a Erncral church
aoclable WILL be held Monday evening. Tues
day. at o'clock p. TIL, q Council will convene
saE1u evening.
Tho now and elegant audience chambers of
Gracu Methodist Episcopal Church, corner Of
North l.aSalle aud White atrcots, will 10 open.
Cd tor Divine worship Tomorrow. This Hcv.
Dr.. BaFtine at Q p. mn and tho Roy. Dr. Fulton
ut 7:30 p. IN. Drs. Tiffany aud FELTON, .re we'll
anl farorab!y known here, but DR., Bartinc Is On
ellttEc stranger In Chicago, having never Esitett
tho city bciore. 1ic Ia 3 preacher Ut cxtraortil.
nary eloquoncu, anl In tho East, wheru he Is
widely knuwn, 10 IL rcgurr1cd a. ono Of the
most graceful and effective sacred orators Of tho
country. This will prubably b. the ouly CHANCE
church-goers will have to hear him.
, 1877-12-01
LITTLE FRED.
sALa or THE FAMOUS rnoTrER


Tho famous 'trotter Little Fred was sold
Yesterday IL this city to ". D. Warren, Of New
York, and was taken East Inst eycnlng In spo-
cial ear attached to tic regular passonger-train
on the Michigan Central Railroad. Tho irat1c
was consummatcd in tho Grand Pacific Hotel
yesterday afternoon, and tho price paid was
$1U,00 A TRIBUNE reporter was witness tu
thu transaction, and snw tho sale and transfer
made. Little Fred WAS tho property Of lligbeo
Brothers q schulcnbcrR. lie Ia geidIpE,
years old. T'l,o Mcssrs, Hlgbca arc OF Canton.
this State, md ths stable has turned out Within
the past thsco years three of tho most valuable
na se,v ia'tfit fora ps wo xas ss .o sa't g.
SEE, 600; Gov. sprna,c, snld for sci, 800; and
the last, Lttlu Fred, who sold for $4,000,
makluR total OF $Uo, ,0ol III three years,-cer-
Thcsu horses wero all trained BY Morrill, Htg-
bee, who faas tho reputation OF being tic best
trainer In tho Wcst. lie has brought thcso
hprscs to tho perfection which they attalnrd.
tho fiIEbecs obtained hcr. She bad no pedi-
gree, and waa sired BY a very ordinary horse.
l.ittie Fred was unknown as trotter when
SchutenbcsE bought lin,, tour years ago, IN
at 81 ,2iN, hut $500 was oil the money TINT was
over paid fur him. Tho Hgbces obtained
control Ut him, and took lin to Canton,
where Morrill, placed him on tho track for truin.
lnRt anu t1e IoltoHl0R &e4son DCoHRht nltn out,
when hc made record Of $3.50 at Peoria. After
that he appeared annually on the turf. and tass
July, In Cleveland, tnud1 tho remarkable ttmu
OF 800. Little Fred started a racer with q
record Of 2:35, four years ago, md hc has been
steadily improving under the tra!ntng ot Mr.
llicbec. Little Fred Is known as q llat,dy horse,
easy to handle, and IL recognized as one of the
best and finest road horses III tho country. It
Is understood that hc leaves the turf for
Eool, a. tho ownor will withdraw him,
and cndearor to find a mate for tllm.
It is generally understood that be WIS pur-
chaseu for hr. William, II. Vanderbilt, and tl,at
Mr. Warren onlY represented the great railroad
maenatc In tlIe transaction.
Tue Htgbccs have now IN their stables re.
markablc aycas-oll lilly, known as Lady
Sp1nguc, that has already male record OF 1:Ad.
, 1877-12-01

property thnn on any other belonging to the
estate. y Is ncrcasasy to spnse 81 Il in order
for this purpose. Thc structure ets., T. placed
in The ascets IA worth over .*aO. .oW. What Il
would eell fnr no one Gnu tell. \ little money
is heEng gathered In, sn1 gone st.rks and scctr-
OH. thinks to will be able to pay 10 per cent be-
fore Now Years.
up olast evening about $o0, ,0o0 Ind been maid
to 4, Con dcposttora in The Fidelity. Tho number
them had snall nrvlnts. No real estate has
| yet been kold, hut Or. Turptn Is anxtously
awaiting buycrs. There las been some talk Of
r ss yet ssts Sas aae or then sents es
to organize stock company 10 1nako
the purchase aud continue the pust.
siaSooo to slb,&@. fhe tloetqr Ests @ letters
every dav which read substantially: ~ hear
you arc payinE a ~ per cent dividend II Plca,s
dcrssnnl Eiow tu ret what Is due them, anti, III
| consequence, tho Receiver Is Obliged 10 llsc up
mitch attoncry In strengthening cut their mat
their books to have them balanced, aud to
authorize some one to draw tho money Tor
them. Where the latter cannot be done very
well, The books should be forwarded. 4 yotlcll-
1t Is returned, properly algncd, y check will bc
mailed Without delay.
OF the Hcehfvet has received sumo interest on
iccttons ars quotcd livery slow "in tho savings
department proper No oIers have been n,ntie
for real estate; thcrc ID no money to speak Of
n hand; and a dividend 10 Still too far In tho
collector Harvey has completed tho taking Of
testimony In the sav!ngs.bank cases. and sent
the information to Washington, The drift Of
tns testimony taken vent t9 show that the