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some Of the wsme. Of washington.

II would be- n longer rosary han I
could count here were ] Ia attempt 60
name the many exquisite American we
men remembered chiefly ~ the daugh.
tiers IL public men In Washington.
From the gifted and beautiful Thco-
dosia, hapless daughtrr al Aaron Burr.
TO Agatha SchurE 81 to-day.l recall
with delight this lovely procession Of
Young American ONE Mary Abb
gail Fillmore was tae tic child al her
father and mother. She was so thor.
oughly educated that she taught in q
public school in Buffalo. She was n
French. German and spanish scholar,
proficient In music. aud AN amateur
sculptor. She died VI cholera NJ 20
years OF age, leaving a memory hst =
still n precious legacy N young Amcri-
a womanhood. The dasghtcrs II
Chief Justice Chase. while fhs world
chose to regard them only A. women Of
fashion and society. while they presided
over their fathers house and entertain
ed his many mustrious guests. werr
never without their choice masters and
chosen personal studies. IL they were
their fathers housek c.pers. hey we're
no less his chosen companions and his
fricpds. This Is equally true to-dsy II
ths~two moihcrless daughters III s.cre-
tary Schurz. Few daughters cvcr
mourned so rare o mother. and In the
perfectly-ordered home (Which they
control and managc) they but continue
and carry on the exquisite harmony u
her character aud life, mas.
Don Cameron win not marry q &c
ond time because he has got one II the
most perfectly ordered homes In Wash
ington. His daughter Of twenty u no,
only . Jyno in strength and grace. bat,
as he told a friend but sfev weeks sgo.
'Me has absolute control q everything
concerning the home. and educatiob
and care q the children. She came
down here BY herself. hired the house.
and selected all the servanis. She man
ages everything, manages u perfectly.
and ! have no household care whatey-
sr." II IL all slid naturally upon these
graceful Shoulders. % twenty years. no
wonder Don has The figure. look and
name Of a young a To o up
on him IL seems impossible THAI he has
seen even forty YEAR,.
Aida Millsr. the daughter II Justice
Miller. has her fsshr-'s intellectual
quality. and sdds bat unc more 10 the
many really intellectual women. very
Young ss well ~ mature. who abound
in Washington. She speak, four AD'
guagcs as ~fuentiy ~ her own. j. con
versAnt with their iisrstnre, IL = fses.
man scholar. Is most gifted In music
We, vhen YOU zee her she IA apparently
but , slender. shy young girl u
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The ate c~lchnisd .ursron ~ NrlA
too hs 80 sht,e quite = ISL. 49,
IN 'ht habit u smasinr himself D.,
caieAlug m3cr and hamrs.ipr thsu ,a
10y carriage ha~ hOyso. L. ai,AsliuT
'Aem 10 The m.ntssurv sehlcses thrs
~fr~lucnii, bsi htm. sn.t ~ anase~Ni ne
fa1hcr a. CIV him s-sfns vhlerofos ~ ~
roahle him 10 TSrturra ets usrrsiteus
stthVHt the tu-cshVvntsnc~ ~ t-4ng
bliten. Ga ono usNAsion. hAslng vi.
uiinisirFrt The NJ as hccttc, he rsis~A
the htilc animal 3, the tail 10 = pr,
pvndtculaf dircyttun. ~hen " immrli.
aicy turned md tried To- tato him he
rs~niionei lh. subl~vt IA ~. father
~ho, upon rvnrvtiDn considered that
the explanation was dur Ia The fast
that the brain. while the tsins 10
asleep 10 Almus, destitute ~ blood hu,
thai nn the position u suspension With
the head Jow nv Ard. having hc~n At
tAchci. the circulating huid rushc. ~
ihr head and ssskVns the animal
Not hong after be had an opportunity
~ testing bis theory Two eminent
surscun. had Ia perform An operation
II Saint t,ermain lave. and requested
The assistance VI Or Nclalon lie
happened 10 miss the train, AMI when
b.. arrived by the subsequent one the
~proc,,.iing. had already commcnoei
The patient Was under the Influence
VI chloruform, and the medical men
feared irur the ~ mpl1ms that = fatal
result might cn-ne pr Nela,nh At
oucc advised tina. The head u th, pa.
iicnI should bc hung over the side II
the b--i, And the f,~i raised In th. air
Tis experiment vas succ"ssiui. cun
sciousncss returned. but, upon the per.
son being rcplaccd In bed. al the som.
nolency required The trial WAS re-
p.atcd. and after = suspension ui ton
minutes. head DOWN. arl. the effects q
the ch~loruiorm were entirely d~issipAiri
~ simple y remedy j. onc which ma,
be- IL invaluable assistance Ia medical
men, and may - the mcans VI saving
many lives. GditgnusTs hrNs,uggr
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And Bss, " yoa ns~si a t1hlr. silmnlA6i saa
sl,srsiive, Ho<lsttsrt ei1sasfh Ml.sr.. Ia
isgrdTs ~ osnaerrs, essa sks1 ussf ssa nos
s3nl,srstd, fail 70 psohuss sswe than . tsts.
poSkry srhilarsiko. usastfy f0fb0vsi ~ q De-
y ssstnx resstioa, sn,ihtDg t~st tssss aeisl 90 .
r.stly oonstiuilon, hof oaly Do ths pOssni
tpta0if Ingredients eanslAhed With Nt slno
ha1ie "a Hnstestsfs stomach bsttsfs minister
Ia The srsfh aud vtxaf ~ thass sko n.s ~,
10, The b&4s--puf. cd rye. us sns.s sa1
ml~t sslsbvfsss lt44of 5lstUied. 10 % NEAR
psanotsr ~ the hsAlih a The digestive osxzns
liza yresebes In The blftsft " essential 10 pys
ws.ssslos, and u rBqDssskzAtdy sagynsB,,
their remedial yAsR3- tsv ns~isinAl yrsgssa
tkns u . yr9JrAtsy nstsrs hsvs sfsf fsssf,
81 surh r.rtsg eonmsodstlJns frn1E nsshrs
nasr.
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Ceamtsrsetisg Ansssh<ssrs.

Z The immense services rendered BY
rhloroform, ether. etc, In The sllevia-
ton 81 pain have been somewhat de-
preciAtet by the danger To life incurnsd
IN their us-, and the numerous fatal
!. ca~seapreoonted A. the result u their
administration. Many efforts have
been made to find . rapid and certain
anudote. but without success. until \
very simple remedy ga discovered by
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ssfes ssfNA @as - - rFtnNaa zee
sesnies ~ "a ~ a Wssss' NtAs 8 tNs
ffssfhHfs Nses e 40 4wssss - 49,
sasots - HtAsf a. e~sssts % hssat 80,
uIea s pg stesA rNt - tAs asNses
WeAhhg feeAt q a. Naess rtaHt NnE
uses ~ ~ sIsas q us s1.sAasd afssssaa
- ~ az ihite ~ ths uAs a Ns 49,
sfvtFu F-slAp
Ma pEfEsNs 49, trtA ,seN
tss Dsrys NafsN
fs~s 80 lssf ~ ...st Fassstisv rstasts
ec~ss "a ~ ~f~athasfy stsl 49, v tA@ ~ssts
~ M iwsFA 10 thgt -sfsa eiasts, .hssx 30
Mat Asestbsst 49, FuskuAafs p~vssxat !
fvxsfJ thees a. a. k~-t sahsfsA Asps V.gs
btsa Naaw UusF
lnltN & N~pNprE@hN
$50 rthN ke~ ess tsA rxM
ta y \ meas HafsAN
fs~f Naatuus .sAAA NstAsi lttsss 80
has rafvd ~ ~ - . rssss N~~ = 80
v~sFe Ssail0s rrs.~ .sssrs 49, gssNtssv
ivNfs Uais. htNNt NhtTtNA
tsgA ssmt NWts 49, n&ss liaiyvsus . .
trshts iAt~ - sssFs .ssui 80 mss y t~usss
- - - ARa..
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-14

\ good story 1. told ~ Mr. scranton
n Madison. the cx.prcsid-ni II the old
Short Line Railroad In = train vhich
Vas on the way Ia Ne~ London, = short
lime ago. Gov. Hubbard xAs a pas.au.
ger. Hts escsliency ss, quietly rvsding
y newspaper. In . seal on ihc IA CT
side Of the chr. and a, the rear - The
Governor. sat oar old friend Clark. ~
Chester, and Mr. = IL scranton. II
Madison The former. who had Jus,
been using his handkerchief. ssid to
Mr.. scranton. With u siight fiirt NJ the
handkerchief In the intended dircc-
ton:
That. Governor Hubbard
1t IL. indccdP said Scranton. 4
have been waiting to see him. aud get
acquainted ~hh him, and I'll speak Ia
him
Whcrcupon Mr.. Scranton quietly
wen. three eats ahead and addressed
Railroad Commissioner Arnold, al
Haddam3
Good morning. Governor Hubbard;
I've been waiting to make your nc.
guAintancc; l am s. IL. Scranton. Of
Madison
MT tIuntu sthfeu. but uuWou, nuu
his new friend proceeded
The fac, Is. Governor. I'm about n
much II a Democrat a. q Republican;
! vote IA suit myself. I've been think
ing. Cover nor. that ! would Ike All APP
poin,Oent on the Railroad Commission
and II YOU can bil the noxt vacancy
with my appointment would feel
much grat.hsa.'
Mr. Arnold bowed sgair.
The fact Il. Governor, his new Sc-
quaintanco proceeded. the truth is. the
= present commission don't practically
mou To much. especially Arnold; he
amt worth u row Of pins. lie just goes
over the road, takes up n tio her, and
there. glances nj he bridge timb.rs,
perhaps. and Is Of again. What does
such An examination amount TOP No~
II | gc, his place III promise you there
shall be real service rendered. I'm n
practical railroad man.
- Mr.. Arnold being now fully cnnviu-
ccd IT the real situation. hland,y bowed
again "a sort II bow az encouragement
and said he'd think ~ over; and Mr..
Scranton went back, well pleased n, the
prospect. II is said the story would
never have got out but for the fun. q
joying Clark. Hartford Ts@,es.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-14
Ayoung fellow in san Francisco aud.

Ayouny fellow in san francisco sud.
deniy snAiehed a Kiss from q lady
frisnd. and excused hims<lf by saying
that IL VA . sot of temporary insanity
that now and then came upon him.
whss hs arvse To take his leave the
pitying dfnssel said 90 him
III sou sver feel any more such NJ.
osming on you had hetttsr coms nigh,
here. where your inhrmity 10 known.
and ws will take care Of yoaL"
A Dufchmsn about To make . Jour
nsy In hls faiherisnd. and wishing "a
say good-bye o. a friend. extended hi'
hAnd and said. We'll. "a | don't CON.
back, hullor'
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"Nuattssp i~apsFuatNa 100 i-Fn lafEp
D g-sd ~ ths NesiAa f~si, ssi.- 49, She ~
bot u uvsSfAl iNlsitts, luss - NefsVas Nc
~. t,m.gualtiUa = ~rs'uiuas iaso@saa fsiiars
~ MsntuN sol Hfain f,aer shsihsf ,sHs~'
~ ptvFsrrt tbits fsttuis ,u strxssss rtssJs
tr4sstess, tlosErs.aess sad nunsant tcsskiHs
- thiidfyn, cod a. lhstni.fs - tleisnty
Within ihfos ycsfs thr frtfsstiuss have usssl
shNt t'.lsD tsatsrs sta TN vvtt hsst rvsaltf
fu ,alS y, ell prusrsss ,sasEt, ~ ~
riAth Avvlas, Nss fofk
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hn.d@h., lrss ssss, r-af tturtsiNNs ~
Me sisss. D. hSJ tasis ~ No meath ntitrss
AuefAt fAipatstlNA - Tho ttseft r4ta W Sc
rstrh - 80 kbtnrys tArsts,uiss,s sni i,vv
sSinrs q i,u 90 ~ yrsyfihs, ~ . tstsd
lltet fs th"ss ss~nfasiuf, H. fatts lItst
ftu he a. eqssl A'iuMls dr.s -th s'sstsss
sh' ugs
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-14

y,eft-Avd Ao-ntruabrs o. sat isastA ~
time ssHsss tuusussp q W. Lee A. = s-us
ttrsoh M~es.@ "kea~@s NFV@ANsl To-
A.. -, 90 60, ,sai ,N~ee pes~,i, a. a.
ahA,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-14

o. IL dtsaoHsnslFi tat srpsssa m.sss ~
tsst cabinet ~ ragAs uEaes ~ 49, = 80
A. 81 .~ids vtkfha'hua. w. te~vse ,ssss NJ
$50 A HsnHh have shlaias.i ~ hssi her~se
hsytug nc.tsci $50 htsass, ursisis 81 NE fas
is ttF.alihsn To- isr
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-14

shtrh pfrsail ~ Auiunn -sathef Feln. elect,
VIVID, sbU- sni 'aBshiss uftrs in : sihgis De-
V hn -updsf that hssih asihsf, each :
itch hsr,cs' snpsng TIE nsgisftri tsits sbA
tUugbs tVrst hssm. sbraii osntsla tAkstas
titfst - tsf and wlAi Ch~tv, .hich pses
tents SERIOUS sirsnsss " tAksh 10 titne. snsi
so tufrl' sur, rnits ttughs. trpaP tsisrh,
Consumption sbi al hrse,hlAl a mrlsint.
Ihrni ssh fs siskae~s IA ~ auts tut 81 aass
procure thlt Nsiustis rrinsdt, " s,s, ssss ltfs
81 en- drlst ~,uli tssalt ~ death. Wsttsal.
I'd snj aid ~ ell pfugsisis
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-14

- Leafs. Nov Ihk, I-a
ks.sss J. A & Nsxplss
have used kAgzirw's BSnns Psni vifE soc
cs.s In ny family fs tsa pears snd ssysd Us
lives 81 .svsrsI sa8aLsss IL IN A. a sksH tis
.srs gfvcn ~ - medical s;feNisNt1
FRANCIS " CRAM,
F~synsAstsF 4 p A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-14

Mother. vbsh J,au Ji,il, fsnshLrs az irs,
ful thsi srssivayt sirt ~ wfhchsn', Te.th
t"g Syrup iss sT-st, csrp he aoiat, 20 the
sLgtasch aud wlni esik. n ffysistss tho
ip.sia. catss onids. 70 hsusiss. "a the chiid.
aud 10 sn I'D sn1 Ssll tried remedy n.id ",
ali Drugyists 81 O,ly y, sis al.shs,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-14

Adam Ass no saotksr. ~ law, sss eAff,.r
ssT- 90 .o<ps that 40 D. JsgSS.' Gsrrash
Wesm CssS. TT than.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-14

Isums'r guard tDaf Uo'sas, IAius, shesr
asa Hugs fran tho W.i.mpss, csaIs eat "
tsfs 80 easily tksa TIT, ,iais 81 ssaf, sha
csstuR 20 nsieh phre nsEte.ioi bay ntpas
iUsle sac 'unJiil'st fa.dpr Ia O,sil fcul
according 10 ,hs jitrc,lub. Yoa can u,tks NJ
iRvosinsen, that stfi ytsih - rrsss . t~ysaf ti
yuat pure, Arb ~thfpr ~ y0us 4 told
hy ali Druggists
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Is1'ioS TT~..- NH m

rsAsass NsI'ihs UiSagu -IH tra p.ssia
cent accommodation al Ihs "rsiAns" trrtnta,
iipu@e a, the extremely 10 rsis ~ 1kt@ -
iaFt ttAODi Iss ast iof al f,rsn- s,AD,. t-sts
h,sH. st1YA fruat rsaa.sni Fsisn. eith lsth
ts-rrr Wnsus, Naassvr
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fftss D. asat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-14

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49, xoi AZ.
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vHl ss 49,
$50
= ss - ~ 80
80 suea - sa&
stass = ssslts fYael
~ > : tsN
s sNA SOD
essste fsa 80 s%tst
= $3.50 - = ' -
Fssa
stsaf go tetsssd
~ 80 st@
r. = sspay ssssl ~
y p sses
assf ssaassaA sHSa|
gstseas ed ts@sss
naa Nuttass aarss stkn z
y h.sas
f.ss rse s,fes~{
tFa s tsf $50
fs 80 ssts ~ h.-tei
hNs 80
.sta ,s.iR = r.s.s
Nss " hss sa
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Ds.. 0noroy'a
KIDNEY INVESTIGATOR

Afywsk q "a .Tss a I. f~s,a = ~ sai-sye
us.sss sikssa .. -. h.l4w sAs.sTass
.2s -s
~ 1880 Nft va tsre#s NfrsssA tstsV
~ f...f'
aysa N-. ~.y .
ltafa. vryst.a trs@eT sf.sft tss $3.50.
$500 sTe ~ WA
tsyss " fs .~ssel fses tase4ss4 iks 80 k@fs
~ .sst "a .e-sA stAsst~sst 80 " lss~..s.t.S
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-14

Noe that iifs in.ussb~r !. ~ un~e~sis pa
bad tsi,.f 49, flsit's Ds,lish, Ll's' ris
girAi health mus, foAi0s
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UHr~
fhs t~sistsssef
Aspsasss
su5A lee rtss
furs.rssA
I've risssss fus.~a Csssas
Ne. tss.. sal "a

"go"sssny 10 tbs fosd "a .e.l,h p nf,y oss,s
susih ~ thrls sens Hsrnsss ~ slplisd u,
fnar bsrps.s, sm make The ls.shes li-s ms
bsv and k~Sy u sit snd liis,ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-14

frmstss that sss iistas ~ suptsfss.sos ~
taking coii. ~ irrssuis, ~ t.infnl Nsns,,us
tons, sAssuli always tnsp ssrsrs Is~apspssu
tftrsei ~ rnartssed as hsni. sBi i,s ss sii
ooasiDe. ,hssn that n 10 ssi1s's Remedy 10
ibn<s ussuisints A. fnsi' f'asstsi fsw a.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-08-30
TO-MORROW.

Tomorrow primaries, besides settling the
much vexed question of the respective strength
Of the two aspirants, have deeper and mort
important interest to the people Of this coun'
ty. II tis the test Of our plan, whether it will
give, as intended, that full, fair and free ex.
preston Of choice SO long desired by the peo-
pie. There are two things necessary in order
to secure this test. The judges must exercise
the fullest prerogative to carry out the re-
quirements of the plan, and every Democrat
owes 1t to the party to attend the primaries
for the reason that this plan depends upon
and calls for the entire Democratic vote Of the
county. With the increased number Of vot-
iag places there can be no reason why the full
vote should not be cast, and especially SO since
the result decides such important questions.
We will be excused If at this time we refer
10 our course during the agitation Of the Con-
gressional nomination. In some Of the coun-
ties of the District there was an attempt 10
wrest the nomination from this county. We
have done our best to prevent the consumma-
tion OF such move, and believe we have sue.
cceded to no mean extent. Again, the repu-
tation of the connty's public men has been
attacked, and we have done our best to pro-
tect the same against slander and slanderers.
In fact, II has been our aim TO keep the people
wellinformed, and what we have said upon
the subject we have said fearlessly and without
dread Of contradiction, yet with the welfare
Of the party 10 view.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-08-30

Letter from Med1ey's.
MrpLrx,s pIsrmcr. August, 20, ,7s.

MEDLEY's DISTRICT, August, 70, TO.
| Mr.. Editor IL am pleased TO see that the
people are awakening to the Importance OF our
| Congressional choice. County Democrat
| in one of your last issues seems to be on the
| right track. For since the gentleman from
the ranks who was spoken Of so highly, and
Justly 80, has Withdrawn from the Congress
sional contest his admirers have gone over to
the aspirants who are candidates before our
primaries. The most Of them | think will
support Mr.. Peter, for they look on him as
more entitled to the position and they think
he has been most ungentlemanly treated by
men of our own party in one of our sis
ter counties.
We do not pretend to say that our aspirants
are without fault, as we are told by Holy
Writ that none are perfect-"no, not ole."
But we will say that either of the gentlemen
who are before our primaries, and whoever
we present to the Congressional convention
with the support of our whole people, will be
second to no man in the Sixth district, and it
is all farce for few fault-fnders in the ad-
joining county to attempt to dictate to the un-
finchng yoemanry of Montgomery and of the
Sixth Congressional District who they shall
vote for. We of Montgomery can be led with
kindness, but in the words of Old Hickory,
"By the Eternal" we do not intend TO be bull
dozed TO support any man at out primaries
against what we think s just and right.
Mr.. Peter first saw the light in this District
and our aged people have not forgotten the
manly form OF bis honored father, who was
the only Democrat that ever hailed from this
county who has ever been honored with seat
in Congress, and we hope that bis son will
succeed him on the Democratic roll of honor,
for we have never had just cause TO blush at
any step that any Of the name have taken.
For The whole nest Of them have been
rocked in the cradle Of Jacksonian Democracy,
as taught by the fathers and ! am proud 10
say they are teaching ii 10 the generation that
is growing up around them. And If the gen.
tlemen of our sister county, assisted by few
fickle-minded ones from our own, would pat
tern after them, it would be more TO their
credit than trying to make discord in our
ranks. For in the words Of County Demo-
crat, "Let all discord cease" for we are
brothers, one and all, and only ask a brotherly
show in this hand-shaking, and if Peter is not
the coming man we have lost our reckoning
and will work manfuy for the nominee, re.
gardless of his name or where his home may
be. MEDLEY's.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-08-30

The Republican convention met at Wever-
ton on August 23rd, and besides quarantining
the Baltimore Republicans, as a contemporary
observes and postpouing the Congressional
Convention until September IL little Of i'm
portance was transacted. The following res
clutions were adopted:
First, that as representatives from several
counties Of the sixth congressional district
upon the State central committee, in view of
the irregular action Of the executive committee
OF the State central committee, and conse-
qnent want Of authoritative direction for the
Inauguration of the coming campaign, and in
structions given by county central committees
Of several counties or by the unanimous sem
timent Of our counties, we feel that we are
authorized and required to take such action
as may DO deemed requisite to secure the
proper Inauguration Of the congressional com
paign.
Second, that for the management of the
present congressional campaign in the sixth
district we proceed to organize congress
sional committee for the sixth district; that
such committees shall be composed Of the
members Of the State central committee from
the several counties Of the district, and shall
choose its chairman, secretary and treasurer,
and shall appoint an executive committee o
one from each county, which shall appoint sucl
subordinate committees as may be directed OF
required.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-08-30
ADJOURNED MEETING.
WHAT IS CLAIMED
FOR THE
GARRY IRON ROOF.

LIST. 1t is made from the best Of stock
Charcoal iron), and no pains or expense
spared in protecting it against corroding or
rust, thereby making II durable. Ten years
experience has proven to us its superiority in
durability and practicability over all other
metal roofs.
End. There is NO ROOF in the market as
safe against fire. The crosslocEs or seams are
grooved together and the seams capped, then
the whole rivited together, SO that in case of
an extreme FIRE, when the iron should become
"red hot," the seams and locks CANNOT
come apart, thereby preventing fire from get
ting into the building or, If inside, from
busting out and firing all adjoining.
Sd. 1t is impossible for lightning to injure
building covered with the GARRY IRON
ROOF.
4th. When durability and amount saved in
insurance are considered, 1t is the cheapest
roof In use.
9Th. 1t is adapted to all classes Of buildings
and any shaped roof, and can be easily put
on or or repaired in case of injury wi'hOu. an
There are other iron roofs, in the market,
but they are defective in material, preserva-
| tion, application, &c.
Consult your own interest and investigate
the GARRY ROOF.
If you have any leaky tin roofs or cutters,
repair them with G. ]. r. Co.'s Cement.
II you want good FIRE proof door or shut
ter, try the G. r. Co.'s.
| II you wish to side your buildings with
iron and have them FIRE-PRO0F, try the
Garry Siding.
For further particulars, prices and circular,
consult
JOHN LEWIS vIETT.
Agent.
Address, Rockville, Mont'gy Co., Md.
aug 30-tf
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-08-30
CASTING OUT DEVILS.

The reign of miracles is not over. Now and
then sad instance occurs where arises sad
and awful necessity Of exercising that power
which is able to rid any one afflicted with what
is known as "devil." Paradise was once
90 afflicted, and the devil was summarily ex-
pelled. Other instances occur in sacred his
tory where devils have been cast ont, but the
present instance of being possessed occurs in
modern, local and profane history. The DEM
ocratic party OF Frederick county is now wor-
ried by one of the most unhealthy, uncomfor-
table and altogether devilish spirits that ever
made its influence felt for bad. We have re-
ference to the Frederick Union. In the recent
issues OF his paper his editorial columns have
been filed with articles Of the most heretical
eoloring, and to back this his correspondence
has been teeming with incendiary commune
cations, all initiating against the harmony Of
the Democratic party, and gradually paving
the way for "bolt' BY the said journal,
II the Democratic convention does not
nominate man to suit Mr.. Cole and his
little company of attendant ''smaller devils"
Boiling seems to be the burden OF his
song. But this is not the question, as It mat
ters little with which party Mr.. Cole afiiliates
when his influence is considered. But il he
is allowed TO remain in the ranks he should
bow to the voice OF the party, even II II be in
opposition to his personal preference; and il II
Is his desire to subordinate the principles of the
Democracy to spites and local issues, ther we
say he Is no Democrat and should not be al
lowed to claim cast with the bretheren. If he
will rule or ruin Tin his own estimation) he
should be cast out and made TO drift into the
moet comfortable and congenial doctrine Of
potato-bugism or some other low order Of
principles; but he should not be allowed to
work within and against the party.
Like Montgomery county, the SENTINEL Is
for the nominee, whoever he may be, and is
for him loud.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1878-08-30

A leading Democrat Of Baltimore city
has informed an american reporter that "Mr
Kimmel is pretty sure of nomination fov
Congress in the Third district Mr.. Swami
will have a walk-over in the Fourth if Mr.
Mcl.sne's friends don't wake up; Messrs
henry, Roberts and llenkle will all be re.
nominated, aud 6naIly, in the Sixth district
Mr.. Walsh will be retired, aud the nomine,
for the Sixth district will come from Mont
gomery, either George Peter or Mr.. Pretty
man. Senator Peter is the stronger man an:
stands the best chance. As Montgomery count,
furnishes the Democratic majority for tn
district. she claims the nomination, and IL will
be acceded her," The |. d. added that ''ther
"there will probably be no change, except iron
thc upper district"