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VEGETINE
I Believe lt 90 be q Good Medicine,
'.'-f Sts'- Ypvya n Harch 1877

=. xsSlA, O.. March !, 1877.
Nh. SfxvKNs:
Dear Sir: wish to inform you what your
vsgetine has done for me. have been af-
Aicted with Neuralgia, and sitter using three
bottles Of the Vegetine was entirely relieved.
/ also found my general health much i'm.
proved. believe It to be good medicine.
Yours truly, FRRD HAvRRSTICK.
vsa1rIHs thoroughly sradicates every kind
Of humor, and restores the entire system TO
y healthy condition.
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New Military idea in Germany
Biscuits for Army Horses.

NOW HllIlV6Iy 10O0 OOI
Biscuits for Army Horses.
Tie horses Of the German army are
nov fed with biscuits. These biscuits
consist of 30 pounds OF oat -four. 80
pounds Of dextrinated pea -hour, 80
pounds OF houn and 10 pounds oflinseed
-four; sometimes of 20 pounds Of pea
1our, 20pounds Of wheat dour,20 pounds
of corn meal. 20 pounds of rye -four, 10
pounds of grated bread, aud 10 pounds
Of linseed -four. The ingredients are
made into biscuits. The frst-named mix
ture is the best. These biscuits are made
With q hole in the middle Of eaehs so they
can be strung on string. so they can be
hung to the saddle: bow, or be carried by,
the trooper around his waist. Each bis
cult weighs, when baked dry and hard
about two ounces. Seven biscuits are
broken up and giyento the horse ip the,
morning, moisteued with water ifconven-
lent, otherwise dry; twelve ct noon. and
seven OF night. After long and careful
experiment in camp, on the, march, aud
campaigning, they are reported BY all the
cavalry and artillery officers better than
oats. Troops ofhorses which received
twelve pounds ofosts day each did not
endure fatigue, or keep in as good condi-
ton, as troops which received three and a
| half pounds per day each Of these biscuits.
But it was found that the soldfeys, when
hungry, ate more biscuits than their hor-
L AZ
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PROBATE COURT.

Aug 29-J L Brock was appointed
Admir- of the estate Of Daniel Brock,
deco. Bond $4,000. Michael Bough-
ner, DR.. w. G.. Webb and Isaac Ward
were appointed appraisers of the per.
sonal estate.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy,

Written for The Spirit of DemoerscyA
Proceedings of Antioch Quarterly
Conference.
3 The Quarterly Conference for Antioch
Circuit, held August a, 1878, passed the
following preamble aud resolution, and
ordered that copies be frrnished the
county papers for publication:
WHEREAs, In the month of Septem.
ber, 1877, J NJ CARR, p. E Of Barnes
vile District, East Ohio Conference, sent
to labor. for rs, and with us,our Pastor,
J. Garrett, who is highly esteemed among
us.. and whose labors have been crowned
with SUCCESS; therefore, e@sss's
Resosced, That this Quarterly return
to Bro. CARR, thanks for sending to this
Circuit, such an excellent and efficient
Pastor, and ask chat Bro Garrett be re-
turned to this Circuit for another year,
j. r PENxIxGroN, Secretary.
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One Of the Eastern churches claims
that wealthy lady Of their congregation
saves them SIC, 900 year bv the exam
pie she sets her sisters in the simplicity
and plainpess of her dress. s
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iVEGETINE..
DrugSist's Report.

Dear Cir: We have been selling yo1r Veg.
etine" for the past eighteen months, and We
tSke pleasure In stating that In every case,
to our knowledge, II has given great salts.
faction. Respectfully, - s1,''
BUCK 4 CoWGILk, Druggists,
Hickman, Ky.
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Bishop NcCoskey Dosposed.

New YORK, September 3.-The House
of Bishops in public session this evening
unanimously deposed Bishop McCoskey,
OF Michigan.
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5 a THE GENUINE reg.
DIR. e. MoLANE,S
- s Celebrated American oiirs
j WORM PEcIFIc
ssSa - 1}.,.,1 OR se
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

Tyryp lgl.l q
'aL coun.ensnce = p1e ano % ,eaoen-
= eoloreo, WITH occasional nusnes, OF
oheeI.. she eve. ~ hscoms NJ SrIi. @ N. Il nm. m.
-. J;,.. - s.-':.::,., - II. -
slono ths 1over eve.lid. fhe no.. !. =.
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
. swelling OF the upper ip; occasional
neaaacne, wi1n nummlng on tnloDoins
" .ns IGs, an pnusuA see.et,on =
salsa . -, sunny , :. .u.IeG to9sue oI:a.n
appetite variable, sometimes yoracious,
with knawing sensation of the stom-
ach, at Others, entirely gone; Heeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
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~SHrsHAx boasts Of the amount OF
the National debt his policy has paid.
This amount is nothing to the
amount OF individual Indebtedness his
policy has paid--by bankruptcy.
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spring barley ......
fall hurley :. ..s.
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peck faxseed ............................ I
peck timothy ssed .,s............. ..
peck clover seed...... .................. !
3 pounds Of tobacco, spsngled-...... l
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peck Irish potatoes, sweet potatoss, ssea
corn, white bssns, speundsAops, heh
bushel buskwhest. NatethieIo6;. hesk'
melon, radishes, wox beans, oyster plAnA,
mustard, Lima beans, each so eents; II
carrots, II psrsnips, heads Of oabbasa
half bushel turnips, IL beets, peek tsna- !.
toes, 9 3wiStersqusshss; winter q 7jysa$
pumpkin, s heads csalidswsf, / asssh
vegetable egg plant, pepper
and stalk, 9 stalks celery, parsley, pc
plaut; ruta bagas, peas not less thans Pilt
each kind, 3sqasshes, s citrons, tsp ssl
ions, yams, Is cents each. - '.ssi'-
Observation-Disclosures 3lsSrsy f3s11
Briggs JohnS 'Hoiiiasys ys-rsa
9 2 FIELD CH0rs. "a s 5x
Best acres wheat, a''' '''s71 9lU,
best acres osrn (bosssn.
best 2 acres o.s,. ~ 49, e .s-sz .s3s
best z seres hay. ---- So 10
bss. I sore q pcsssoss, I ,..s -
best ! scrs Of tobsocp. .gsey ,ac. .y,eo IA
Measurement ofths ground must = nsde.
and sworn 70 by competent ssfssysEs asA
the amount produced must Be Svevni . w
some one having Knowledge of The smo6ngs
tiop and cost of production n1sl SiSss;ss1say
sach entry. Kind and quAissy MxlA bs ststede
Antyies nsx - nsds M ~ - -
Dscsnlbst z lsyess s'-e1'.' :.
Cemmiess-fns' sesse . Dsssssas -
society T's $ ,slils -asn''Eas ~
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Hqass.ri.uisn. I The Go eommits., rill SSSlis
only with r.isrsne. % ths ease, q sstss : A.d
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DIR. G. McLANE'S !
PILLS

are not recommended As q remedy !"for all
the ills that flesh is heir to," but in affections
Of the liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, or diseases Of
that character. they stand without q rival.
AGUE,'AND FEVER. -
No better eathartic can be used preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine.
A. simple purgative they are anequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the lid with
the impression DR.. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper, bears the signatures Of c.
MCLANE and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c. Nc.
LANES Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full Of limitations of the name McLGnc,
spelled difsreutly but same pronunciation.
junezs, ,'7SI.
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s. iest - Pears. "a vi
Best 5 specimens Of each variety Of
pears, if approved BY committee. ..15c
best plate Of pears, quality and beauty
70 RUE .sss...........,s..... 20e
best 5 varieties for general cultiyatisn5oc
PsGaas, Ounces and Grapes.
Best display Of each good variety Of
plums, it approved by committee. ...25s
best display Of plums. .25e
best plate of ounces. es.................... 80
best bunches Of each approved va
riety OF grapes. s....................... 25c
best display of grapes. ...5os
Comnittes-Thos Ford, J BNoll, N
Hosfisr. t,se 'i 4
az CLASS 8,
Best half bushel wheat. ...... III
- rye!."..".".."... !
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!" .ssssa ~ for family suse. ......... i
"s bSiSsss for idiskst. :..:.... u
Asrgess ased be. displ.y r. spplss
grown,bI exhibitor. number 81 ysri. /,
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Best plate oEskfss ipplsss ~ aad |
Ishesuty a. balA.s.s s..s.sse'
bestplatesf s BaldwinsS.s.s.s ...s....s26'
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GLASS O.

) a., j CLASS o.,
Best ptsssyea psaehss.a .auinssse ehsrriss. plsns,
tomasoss. grapes; pears, huckisberries, faspber.
ries. blzoSbe.risa apples; wstermelsui. eitfsns,
Strawberries maskmslops. gosaeberries, our
berries porrant iaus black k6effn jsn, f.spberry
jam, strawberry JAM. gooseberry jam, cherry
jam, ounce Jam. pear fam, cranberry Jam, tame
grape Jam, plnmj Jam, peach jam, dewberrY Jam,
apple mo)ssses, maple molssses, sorghum mo-
iasses, qdfhce Jelly, apple jelly, currsns jsiiy,
peach jelly, strawberry jelly, raspberry jelly,
plum jelly, tame grape ielly, ,6iberian crsbspple
Jelly jelly, pear jelly, CRANBERRY jelly
huokleberry jellyss sdswesrsy isllys mulberry
'si GonnissSs-H ais s 81 Z wsss NJ. RsSssss Barn
hart, Mrs Dors, Mrs. 1 Hatcher. ~
$50 s,aei q GLASS sP.
Peach, hsktsrs apple butter, ounce butter,
plum butter, cherry. butter, pear butter, toms-
to butter, grape buttef, raspberry butter, black.
berry sbutter,t cranberry butter; canned toma-
toes. blackberries, raspberries. peaches. pears,
apples, quihces, chstrisss gooseserries euzrants,
grapes; preserved quinces, peaches, pears. ap.
pies, plums;. tomato sassup, Ancumber estsup;
picked cucumbers, psschsS, omatpts each 70
I conmitsss -ssns - clsss ..
e.sssSd3 sssssas7s g s1llass ,eslaAs9
s M !, s7ees;s e GLASS O. @. :. ,sfslssssS 80
Best mopntsia sesksx silvsrcaks. golA saht
pound cake. fruit eakss Jelly cake, lsmpn cake
rusks, each 50 cents; loaf hemsmade bread
homemsds brad, Esalt rising, With fsoeipt fol
H.. r.
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place, then there will be no such deadlock
is that which occurred two years ago;
no necessity for creating an Electoral
Commission no, necessity whatever for
exercising doubtful powers, but the count
will be fairly and honestly made and he
who shall have received majority of the
electoral votes will be inaugurated. There
Will be no doubt about that. For three
reasons it is of the utmost importance
that the next House of Representatives
should be Democratic, and in view of that
as we'll al in view of the principles that
will be supported by Democratic repre-.
sentative, and that would be opposed by 9
Republican representative, i feel ct liber-
ty asa citizen Of Ohio, and as one OF
your representatives in the Senate, l feel
entitled to adjure every one who believes
asI do-every Democrat and every 9th
er,man who comedies with me on the cur
rency question, especially to work dill
gently from now until the election for the
success Of your nominee, General War.
ner. Applause. =
No one denies bis ability, no one doubts
his learning. No man in the State per-
haps has made the subject of finance and
currency more of q profound study than
be has done. He will do honor to this
district should he be elected, and what is
more, he will be benefit to the people,
I think, therefore, that I am not departing
from my proper province in urging every
one to work for his election, andto work
diligently.
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4 The polls 70 b opened bstvssl ths ksisd,
sfl 8 and To- e'elock n The fprsnsen ,of ala
day, and closed 81 o'clock :. 4. of SAID ~.
+ Giysn nndsr ny Aapd. q NJ s1ss n
wsedsAslA ! Mis- y2ssA Az a Asssat a p.
!. eTts..s So ,.Wil4IAM REAusr
.y6gl l.as Sheriff nsnros cosnty. 0Aiee
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G. JONES.
yXTILLIAM BREWER.

w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ROCKVILLE, ND.
Particular attention paid to conveyancipg
and the sale Of Real Estate.
OFFICE, west Of the Conrt-IIouse and one
door north Of the Presby terrain Church.
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| thought I was yet dreaming, but |
got up mechanically and followed my
sister.
On the bed, pale and cold as marble,
lay my mother. She had not undressed.
She had thrown herself on the bed to
rest arising to go again to me, she was
seized with palpitation of the heart,
and borne senseless to her room.
| cannot tell you my agony as looked
upon henry remorse was tenfold more
bitter from the thought that she would
never know it. believed myself to be
her murderer. l fell on the bed beside
her. I could not weep, My heart burn
ed in my bosom; my brain was all on
fire. My sister throw her arms around
me, and wept in silence. Suddenly We
saw slight motion of mothers hand
her eyes Enclosed. She had recovered
consciousness, but not speech. She look
ed at me and moved her lips. could
not understand her words.
Mother, mother" | shrieked, "say
only that you forgive me-" She smiled
upon me, and lifting her thin, white
hand, she clasped my own within them,
and cast her eyes upward. She moved
her lips in prayer, and thus she died.
l still remained kneeling beside that
dear form, till my sister removed me.
The joy of youth had left me forever.
Boys who spurn mothers control,
who are ashamed to own that you are
wrong, who think it manly to resist her
authority or to spurn her influence, be-
mare Lay not for yourselves bitter
memories for your future years.
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JAMES w. BOSWELL,

IAMES w. BOSW ELL,
81 LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
ROCKVILLE, ND.
Will attend TO sales In any part Of the
ounty, and his terms will be such as cannot
,ail to please All orders addressed 10 him,
Rockville, Darnestown, or Poolesyille will
promptly attended to. sep lit
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ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND FRIDAY MORNING. MAY g. 1878
y uetital.
IRISH SONG.

On lnnisfallen's fairy isle,
Amid the blooming bushes,
We lean; upon the lovers stile,
And listened to the thrushes;
When first sighed to see her smile,
And smiled to see her bushes.
Her hair was bright as beaten gold,
And soft as SPIDERS spinning,
Her cheek out-boomed the apple old
That set our parents SHINING;
And in her eyes you might behold
My joys and griefs beginning.
In Innis!allen's fairy grove
| hushed my happy wooing,
To listen to the brooding dove
Amid the branches cooling;
But oh ! how short those hours oflove,
How long their bitter rueing
Poor cushat thy complaining breast
With woe like mine Is heavirg
With thee mourn fruitless quest;
For ali with art deceiving
The cuckoo-brd has robbed my nest,
And left me wildly grieving.
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r.. S. & A.P. LACEY, Attorneys,

WASHINGTON, d G.
ANY person desiring information as to the
standing and responsibility Of the members Of
the frm will, on request, be furnished with
satisfactory reference IN bis vicinity or Con-
gressiona district. [dec EFT.
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.N'esg' Departure.

character of arrangements for Spring trade little
ourselves ready supply all demands for Mems and Boys
ted all preparations and opened up full stock custom
ed to examine the display embracing every shade shape STYLE
Clothing for Men and Boys
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AID 50 YOU ALL say
THE LIGHT RUNNING
"DoMHzTTCv

SUPERIOR TO any other SEWING MACHINE
Ga the world
Sold by G r. GATOR, ROCKVILLE, Nd
70 Manufacturers Of leather and heavy
material viii ind IL much 10 their interest 10
give hima call
"a. Also, GOOD SECONDHAND MA
CHIMES AZ low rates. nov s0-tf
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Trains stop where time is given. Trains
], 81 and 8, east, and To- l72, and 2, west
ran daily others daily except Sunday.
F. DUVALL,
Superintendent OF Trains.
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{, dressy Suits, ranging in price
assured, will be apparent to all
/ active trade through the entire
ms we use to insure ready sales.
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VOL. XXIII.--NO. Al.
Fl A S Fl

A hypocrite is man who tries to be
pious and can't, with a preponderance of
can't.
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the eviio o our facilities, to
nenso of the md al o our
o he lost econom whereby
possible mnimu in wlic ourgo 1areb bought
70
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The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-16
FORMING, JANUARY 16, 1878.

crease in membership in the year as shown
by the minutes has been 354, an average of a
little more than Al to each association.
There is considerable discussion at present
in reference to the exodus of the colored
people from the southern states to Liberia.
The American Missionary says: ''The en-
rollment still goes on-65, 900 in South Caro-
lima, 69, 600 in Louisiana and large numbers
In North Carolina, Alabama, Florida, Arkan-
sas and Mississippi. In South Carolina five
commissioners have Deen appointed to visit
Liberia and make arrangements for emi-
grafton. and JOINT stock company has been
formed to issue 10000 shares at $40 each
1000 already taken.
The Roman Catholic bishopof vancouver's
Island is visiting Alaska, making a tour
through the interior preparatory to the es-
tablishment of a mission, if it shall be
deemed best. He gives an interesting de-
scription of his journey and of the habits of
the Indians. He will remain for a while at
Milato to determine whether or not that
would be good place in which to open a
mission to the Indians. Milato is on the
Ionkon river, which is a grand stream 1000
miles long, GOO miles from its mouth, where
1t three miles wide.
SIS. Harris having declined the Office
foishop of the diocese of Quincy, ILL.,, to
which he was recently chosen, a special
convention will be held in Quincy ON Tues
day, February 26, for the purpose of another
election. DIR. George +. Seymour, elected to
the diocese of Springfield, declines to decide
upon the question of acceptance until the
church at large, through her constituted
authorities, has expressed her judgment"
In the absence of the general convention
the ratification of the choice is in the hands
OF the standing committees of the diocese.
Among the Nizam's Portuguese officers,
not lees remarkable for his quaintness than
his catholicity, was Major Freeman. This
Major Freeman was q strange character.
When his wife was very i'll religious friend
offered to read and pray beside her, but he
declined, saying, in his broken English,
MY dears friends, do not want yOus. Use
got Catholic priests; they prays for my wife;
Brahmins makes japs for my wife; Gosains
sits in de water for my wife; Mussulmans
fakeers makes prayers for my wife; l prays
myself for my wife. Little of alls is best,
dear friend. Meadows Taylor.
A call for national convention of all
Israelites who are now willing to accept of
Jesus Christ as the promised Messiah of the
the world is issued by the Rev. David Rosen-
berg, M. D., of Columbus, Ohio, who invites
correspondence fixing an early date and
place to hold the assembly. The object of
the convention shall be: ~ To form an
alliance of all the converted Jews and Israel
ties throughout the world, and to appoint
set time to confess the sin of the nation in
rejecting Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and
crucifying Him, thereby bringing the wrath
of God upon the nation; (2) To form basis
for the national existence upon the New
Testament Scriptures as the statute and law
of the nation; (3) To impiore the powers of
the world to restore Palestine to the people
of God, for this is the day of grace.