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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-01-05


meas abe siaii"n. took lright at passing freight
train and running III plunged into an nic bank,
damaging the carriage 10 the extent Of so.
TN Christina. morning traIhp who gave his
J namr - William Taylor. robbed Cabin Tourh
stua", W wing Stonner. Kun, 81 lot 81 cloth
J ,ay. ,rcrict pnd . gun valued IN all at about
o.. The fellow hal been ~ Nj. T. employ for
bort time. llc c-capcl With his booty.
On the evening e, Drc. :sih Rev. !. ". GRAY.
Z at To-" -"ni"wu. gIsr a -"i"pi'c"n exhibition ~
fcrhrbtc Hail. Philadelphia iu.i. To- The bcncdt
e., ,lie ". = church The asa's wl- quit" a sue
I &C. t.ctc bean: latgc aulicnv" psc-eni.
T g"ui sun wa realized.
J Gc nan c,nrl", ~ IN Ninam u. Rcc,cr- ore
b. h "n the ni hi 90 the tsth. f"hbei hi fellow
. Wurktutu - e Dot 1T afathng and = slm 81 money.
~ ,i,campci anI aa. MT .,urc been heard from.
en- frtins night 81 i4,t Wcet tramp built
I hic "a tbs Wnu,ls ncar Si"mWct Run, sud lad
I i'.pi - da,.n lc-iic 4 lnr qdici snopgc H.
] vs. eaL,nei shout time thereafter To- ind that
/ o.. ci"'hius va, 90 hamcs and before be- cuuii
t'nsu'sh thc Pee uc.ri, the whole vac burned iroI,
I l'- t''i, anil his trsh Wa everett, burned 20 q
90, .Htsr "t place. lu n'fu'si nal 81 condition
p, made IA. sat q" the hvusc ct NJ. H. l.. turk.
rr4f hs. aut that gen ouian provided him With
SOFA 80 cl.th.. ani bad hin conveyed Go h"p.tal
Z 80 thr s,O t't treatment. T. Thought the felton,
We uui,f .h' miuoue' u hVup' 81 the time.
~tf- t"i fave, -, -h,rn barton cold ~
uir .Hu ii.u.c au "Wednesday. 90 unpaid "a .r-.
tN' ...stu+ I'f'- ~ property
80 ..'- % i.ui Boo tlo i2th ii-trri. as..-.,ai a.
Eu..,.t 500. Iof. &c. d. iah,rt e t.trr &C. .a.u.
..tr 90 laui n,.f lHhE uf,ru. iu thr tlih
i..t...i a-..-.ri q. hru-' Wiuisr e. benjamin
I ll.ts t'r so.
Au4.taf .,u.i t,ii,i Bowen -I,tt,rI'ta.i.,,i
f.uaist 90 ttr l2th l-tri.l auI ss.c-.,i Co.
( fhNp ifasta. q. DAVID tarr..i ta1 1895
s.fr. 10 '.ul .f ihr ltih it,trt.t o. .s.s,i Co.
N.nta.lt E.4lin. g. John A. tmaf, lrr s.uo
ttf a.r,t ar.I called "tosl''. PATH itua
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-01-05

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-01-05
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-01-05
't>StG:NEE'S SALE

VAIL abb FER SIMPLE PROPERTY. COW
Pnl-IND ga scHEs 80 LAMB. MoKr ON
II xIiAe"Vrb rs : TWO >roul
lEANt ~ Hiding AND uNr Story
FRAME ktTCWFN.
ON ALTO "n tte noswoo,i o,.,. ne, rr,nt
- ia iaea rad f"Nhaian station. .dioini,,, ~,
iana e.. joan u. lrmI'ond. Esa aud . Nj,
ihu Lsar aaa a. 'osi,e t'e p-o.e.,y 81 Jrmr.
Ca's. w..
The rHir-siF e. A. gree in E,nL ,u,,,s, ~
"e-st,e Js.ies y. Iesi,. will oaer Tor ..l. =.
.c ea.e;. eg,ic
90 '"y o, .iaa'oss. =. ~ 1873.
~ 70 cio.. - ,ae sf.efnoon.
.1E ii0NE DctCRIEED PROPERTY.
epayesei b. Joan 4. S,rmp sna ~, -
Jaaie.N. Lewis. ami more pa.ti~..
larry described ia . deed beariue dale
'be 10Th d. of January. asa, aud recorded
among the band Records u Baltimore county, in
Liber J. a.. No. IS, folio 2it. which said props,
~ will BE- sd ssbjec, 10 the legal effect of mort
gaze from John ". Stump aud Margaret Stump
to Oliver LsntI aud William white, trustees. ia.
ted the s,h day II January. 1874. aud recorded
among the Mortgage Records of Baltimore coun-
~. in Libet y. n. A., No. So. folio li6. for the
sum u sS,oat.ps. ess- Terms At sale.
- JOHN =. AYERS,
Assignee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-01-05

!. .. .. J.. -'.sr'i"u Lodge. No. 10. Of Gar.
dentiiie. Beiaif 'ssd, on wcinesaay nigai last
elected he following ofe-rs Tor ths en- aim. ,sr,
y. q. Wa. =. Enfgan; e.. iiesirica DrrLcr /;
Secretary. !. Ilahnsn Schone: Treasurer. JOHN
kRaz Marshall Wa. l.. Sindail. Chaplain, J.
u. Sch"nc. who vas also elected representative 10
The Z, AMI lodge. District Deputy Grand Ma..
ter jos. hofsie,tsT AMI his assistants, were pres
eat aud installed the officers elect. This Lodge
nos nuIbers Us members and l. in most pros-
pc. Gus condition.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-01-05

tEstaHf A. Np-lbHEFnt -pus time daring
Monday night lat the store e Mr.. Irbe Bfay
shaa. Wo,-i.s.rrv. shirh D. the 20 tpfIico alec.
49, ob,.i d ai.sut ten dollars 10 casa. i.sai being
"a .ae taoney sh-h ~. len in the .ta.c a the
clp.e 81 ba.iu.. Noniay. TIE Thieves effect
81 IN en,ranrc b. chapp.ng hole ihrough the
rear dor uith - hate.iet into shich hale q
cra~ bar va. inherited AMI the bolt forced. s6.oe
Il the MONEY belonged e. ". J.. aud the balance
o. the lsustun-.. Al,Yui 600 worih II I,asia 20
stamp stamped envelope. Ac.. NeFe throsn over
the de.k and 1aar. .sal none sore iafen. There
were also .etefal -e=isie "a money letters IN the
ofies. ',at these not disturbed. E,eFy drawer
aud desk in the place vas oIsnei and rahsaeked
bot a. yet nothing has been mi.sc'l except the
Iaonsy. There is No clue 10 the perpetrators u
the theft.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-01-05

Ettsrin~ - otTisrns. Tnssan Lodge. NJ. -,
.. -. v, 81 Thursday night lat slsetsi the fol
.oStng "niecFs TO- the ensaihg term y. g.. Nm.
w. hhnofy V. g., VIM. Sfasun. Recording So
fe'sFy, IL. D.. Duuphy; Permanent Secretary
C"iumbas Sheridan Treasurer. ws. Bayns. -.
Hsn'.' committee. Geo. ". ssipp. q. sheridan
ani 7. &. Brua. Janitof. 1;sas.. II. S.ipp. In,
Lodge nos has IA eonirib,s kns member and .wo
fss, "tsnl Masters Il ,hc Grand Lodge IL MARY.
lsnd Messr-. q. NJ. Bosicy aud Vim. n. Rvl,y-
TIE latter '-ing also Past Grand Patriarch Of
the ''fand incsmPment Il Maryland.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-01-05

TtrrtTh GssrFr Morn living 81 ihe linz II
i.i- Wstsfu Map baud Railroad. si,iis-i Baltimore
au WcinralAy q" zee the sight. iic had in b..
vo..s.-iun . ? - watch and 80 "a each. On biz
az the drrsi Ia toe afternoon be int =
mes yonu- man~ ~" a.k-i him O. '',ak~ salne
thing" ile lii 80 auI a. detained long onsuzh
.ni.s tas train. H. i't,n started 9, w-ik home.
a--stnpainesi o., 81. ueu f.rGd friend When they
rsa-asi ,4e I-ii- -uai th- nice yaang man
went .a,"r -" NJ. \ % ~. ioS h.. watch and
money. aud taen unesremaniou.ls pitched him
ne, te ! all. shefc be aeunsic0e,i around Ike q
I,orpoi.e until ae re-cuel sy tao men WAC
hayp-nci 10 pass about that time. The mice
soang saan" .as not since been seen, and Mr..
MorTis j. a'saddcr and wiser man.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02
VOLUME XVII.

served, oilou5sl LAYS lts oggs bctwscn The
isayrs Of lhc calyN. aud mo plan V 70 sa,
od TIE oAilS close to ne spple When g
has grown ,o tho sze 81 & hsfelnal or
walna, The prominent situation Of DC
eAiyX 81 that period tho fruits greatly
facilitates ils renewal. And several bbn.
drods can be done Ia ~ hour In those
instances 20 which The eating slightly
damaged the eslix lube ibo wound soon
hcslcd over apa became covered with a
ycllowish green, eokr lac suhsiauce, tho
latter oveotuaily elosing tbe tube, and
thus creating an impaNable barrier 10 tie
insect. A. regards The shape Of the ap.
pie, this Is somewhat altered BY the above
treatment, 10 as TO render The variety Ices
easily distinguishable, bat ths slight dim.
inution In length, resulting from rs
adoption, Is moro than compensated for
by increased th!ekuOW, total absence Of
grub, aud, consequently generally ilncr
appearance For tho purpose OF oompar.
ison, considerable portion Of the fruit
on each Of The trees selected for lbe oTlgi.
nal experiment bsd been len la ils natu.
raj state, and The apples operated ou
were chosen quite at random, regardless
Of aspect or situation Tho ialicR truit
under The different trees was found 10
consist exclusively Of such as bad not
been operated on.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02
THE AMERICAN DEER,

The American deer in the free atmos-
phere of our country AID as yet un-
touched by our decorative art is, without
self-conscousnes and all bis acts are
free and unstudied. The favorite posi-
tion of tho deer bis forefeet IN the shall
low margin OF the lake among the lily.
pads, his antlers thrown back and nose
In the air at the moment he hears tho
steaithy breaking OF twig in the forest
is still spirited and graceful, aud wholly
unaffected by the pictures of him which
the artists have put upon canvas.
know Of a tame deer IN settlement.
in the edge Of the forest who had the mis-
fortune to break her leg, She Immediate
ly disappeared, with a delicacy rare in an
invalid, and was not seen for two weeks.
Her friends had given her up, supposing
that she had dragged herself away into
the depths Of the woodsand died Of starry.
alton; when one day she returned, cured
OF lameness, bnt thin AZ a virgin shadow.
She had the sense to shun the doctor, to
lie down in some safe place, and patient
" walt for her leg to heal have oh.
served in many Of the more refined ami
mails this sort Of shyness and reluctance to
give trouble which excite our admiration
when noticed In mankind.
The deer is called timid animal, and
taunted with possessing courage only
when lie is at bay; the stag will Gght
when be can no longer fee, and the doe
will defend her young in the face Of mur-
derous enemies. The deer gets little
credit for its eleventh hour bravery. But
think that 10 any truly Christian condi-
ton Of society the deer would not be con.
spicuous for cowardice. supposed that
! If tbe American girl, even as she 3. dc.
scribed 10 foreign romapces, was pursued
by bulldogs aud fred at from behind
-fenees every time she vcnlufed out Of
doors, she would become tmid and reluc-
tant 70 abroad. When that golden era,
comes which the poet thinks Is behind us,
and the prophets declare ia about 10 be
ushered 10 BY he opening ofthe yials snG
the killing Of everybody whodoes not be.
licye a. those nations believe which have
the most cannon; when we all live IL
real concord, perhaps the gentle hearte
deer will be respected, and will Gnd tbst
men are not more savage 70 the veal
than are be cougar aud psnihers. II Tie
iiile spotted fawn can think, i must
seem 70 her queer world, 10 which tie
advent Of Innocence is bailed by the bray.
iug of lefee houBds aud The plug Of the
fiHe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02
A DocroR AsrosIsnrp

a small yearling youngstcr out at Fort
Wayne, 10 Indiana, lad the misfortune 70
sack q kernel Of corn Into be wladppe
he other day. The doctor was sent tor
IN haste, aud announced that Il would be
necessary to perform the operation Of
tracheolomy TO save the Guilds lie.
The Iloosier mother, familiar with a
practice Of domestic surgery Of different
sort, and not pleased with tho idea oi
having the chllds windpipe cat open,
seized iAe sDiIsrer by one leg, aud hold
ing bin up, bead downward administered
saudry rcsoundiDg spauts There was
sound not unlike tie sound on popgun,
and the kernel ol corn was ej8cted with
great force The child was AZ once re-
lieyed, aud recovered, u c0ufse.
TIE doctor said be vas perfectly famii.
.ar with 1hle boiomY iu ali its forms, bat
he lad never bad any experience With
ibis kind since be wss bog, and even
then hsd aeYer kn0wn it 60 be res0rted ~
lor surgical purposes. Il viii enier Into
Tie pfaedee Of surgery largely hereafter,
particularly 10 corn countries although it
does not necessarily follow, that those
who resort 70 Il should be called cora
doctors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02

ooeded The cyclooe nut al tie sleeiric
energy ofthr cloud Is concentrated 10
single paiai lhe esponi, which i of wsler
because &, i over tbe river Il q were 90
lsnd { would be a eleud aud dust speui
This poi8t Of concentration Of esergy Is
approaching lbe bridge :, right angles
When it strikes ibe bridge, Instantly the
railroads respond, bringing The electricity
from ocean 70 oceau, ia fact, all the light.
ming ia ibe country upon The bridge, and
che result is a binding glare Of electric
light-a discharge by which The bridga
throws ltselfbodIly into the cloud Therc
Is no difficulty to grasp the idea, provided
we know the fret principles Of electric
diffusion, namely, that between two In
sulated points electricity cannot pass cx-
ccpt being convened by matter. So here
the positively electrified cloud aud the
bridge arc insulated. When the cloud
was over The river a column OF water wal
rushing up into il, conveying negative
electricity from the Garth. But when
over tie bridge the negative charge is Oh
the bridge, aud hence the bridge must &c
up or Tie cloud must come down.
The deiusion that ascribes such phe-
nomena as this 10 wind requires no seri-
Gus refutation Wind Is air III motion,
and air Is matter. Wind, is itt Was it
wind in the Iowa tornado that shot the
water elm saw.og weighing at least 2o0o
pounds, into the air as though a mine had
exploded underneath it2 Science stulti.
fed itself when, as II did, It set itself
about calculating The velocity OF the wind
necessary to accomplish such feat
/ Two hundred and iorty-nine miles was
found to be the required velocity of the
wind. But this was TO be perpendicu-
lar wind, and as the log lay fiat on the
ground, II had no space TO start in, but
started il must have been with q velocity
Of 2i9 miles an hour. Was Il wind that
shot out the water from Jerome Hem
bricks well at Monroe cityy Was it
wind that shot out the platform of the
iron elevator from the bottom of the shaft
in the pier of the bridge in the Fast 81.
Louis tornadol Was it wind that in The
same tornado seized the iron rails at the
end of the sidings and bent them up Ike
sleigh runners2 Was IL wind Sthat
snatched up barn near Avon, H., on
the third of July, 1879, leaving man
who had fled to ii bewildered to find the
barn gone, yet be unconscious Of any
wind?
At Lake city, Ind, in the tornado Of
April q of the current year, man in
the field, seeing the tornado coming and
his house apparently in its track, ran 10
it TO save his family, SO close was the
tornado upon his heels when be got there
that, finding one of the children in the
door, be snalched il up and ran to grasp
a tree TO keep him from being blown
away. Was it wind that, when he threw
out his arm to grasp the body OF the tree
tore up the tree by the roots so quickly
and carried ii into the cloud that the mar
with the child in his arms, stood bewil.
dered, for both tree and tornado had
vanished like dream2 These are facts
that the wind theory, even If there were
not insuperable and fatal objections TO It,
never has and never will answer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02

which she fought away tie weakness that
crtpt over her; bat sbc did set into hcr
kitchen without doing i, aud then she
fang herself upon Der knees and wept
aad prayed together and grew strong
again,
smell 'hc afc, said little Jack, hurry
ing in afier meeting. Aint i good,
though, pa, dinner Is ready.
And rm ready fer Il, said the farmer.
How bright you al look, girls What l.
Il, the one pumpkin
He spoke little bitterly as be uttered
the last words, aud drew his chair TO the
table. There stood the pork, the polA-
toes, the great golden pie, dish ofapple
sauce, and anolher--ooyerod
What's thatf
Oh, Jack clied Susan.
Hush said Lizzie.
Willyou give thinks. lliram2 asked
bis wife.
suppose ought, said Hiram. We've
got house over us this year. Next per.
haps--no matter.
lie bent bis bead and uttered few
words Of thanksgiving, thinking Of all
that disappointed man does think even
then.
Then he leaned back in bis chair.
Why, what's In the little dish? asked
Hiram. Why do you look so2
And Sara reached across and lifted the
/ lid and Hiram knew.
Everything was safe coupon bonds
| the money, the receipts-that Of the
wicked creditor included. In contrast
with bis state yesterday, Hiram felt him
self rich man, and he bad the opportu'
nifty of starting fair and even with tkC
world again at least,
Sara was not the only one down whose
cheeks ran tears that dsy--tears OF JOY
and thsnkfulness.
And 1t came about, Hiram says to-day
because my Sara kept up her heart SC
we'll; was thankful to heaven for all ii
mercies, and made the best she could 0
our Que pumpkin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02
SELLING -.
INVALUABLE FIRE KINDLER
Paws better than digging for Gold.

rays bettet thsn utkkluS iot oo91'
Ny GgtutE have scEneflfneE MADE ~ high ~ $50
IL eAy. EFsTy tsnfly ~ sonas entire tewns,
ssea, have bcueht oae-1 houss rs 6f Tessino-
nik!s Hra rsplhsast fren ssi rsF7t ~ ths Uaion.
s.t ynass e Hts. vita foesEtssng aa4 eTSfwbsin-
tnE nalet AgeAts ante1 Fux eysry sDeernplsd
Town auA Cs'essy r. tie h4stes s6A Espk4ss-
c4rcrlsrs Eirinr Tai pkrtsceiars ssht ea esli.-s
A Ainsieg seEt sa sly ess NstAtsR " hecoEas AH
AFsnt. far q caste AFeau receive tAEF ter
rttarY free.
Address r. p SMITH,
Drawer =. b4ista, Hls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02
70 rnryesr wSanY ArrLr..

A German pomologisi has discovered i
simple method Of preserving apples from
The nasty worms, which 70 frequently
iufk al the core or which bore to The sur
face, leaving q trail Of 9Th behind them.
The moth parent Of the worm, II was OBJ.
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and will there manufacture WOuIen Gods a q
Increased scs having greater facilities and more
Improved Mac hinery. beside full CORPS o compe
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and will compare favorably with the hest fRhrics
] am il the market for Wool, and will purchase
a the Factory and through my genie in Charles
town M DuKe x e Aliaher- dow the nigh
est market price. If more copven lent for my old
customers who may desire TO exchange Wool for
Goods 10 deliver the W DOL in Charestown Messrs.
Duke * Gallaher are authorized receive ami
rece ipt for the came.
In form ton a TO rr ices, &c, may be had by
addressing at KGbletown, or my Agents at
ChArlestown
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me trust to merit, by careful at
teution to business, the wanutActure OF superior
goods and by moderate charses, continuance OF
hy new opes A. alcCARRELL, ia.
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SIT i s. s:tssd !. ,ss.s
one Of either sex, in any part Of the country -be
IL willing TO YORK sts ably ;he employ that
You need not be away from home plight You
can give your whole tint to the ~ youS
over $40 per day All Who engage at once can
make money fast At the present time money
eanno' be made SO easily and rapidly any other
buaInea. IL costs botbing TO try the bHsine,s-
Terms and IS Quit Tree ADDRESS at once, II .
HHLLETr 4 Co Portland, Maine.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26
C0LLECTI0NS OF MINERALS

For Students L4matents, Pr essoIE, RhgEieiaps.
and other ProfessiopAI Men. These collections u .
Illustrate II the principal species and ala gtsrd
subdivisions in Dana and other works on Mineral
,ey every CrystaIIiEe System; NIi'be Prineir
ores and every known. k!snrht. The collections
are labelled " iih printed isttl that can oay lie
removed by soaking. Tie labeis give Dsns's'
spec.es n u nber the sme, Atty. and IN mostl
cases the onpo.ition of the Minersi '
All collections accompanied w an Illustrated
Catalogue and table OF species.
100 Cry stsls aud Fragm ntsor STUDY. SItO
100 Specimens, Student's Size. Larger, 500
100 Specimens. Larger. Ama"us's Size, z5sL
cotleetion: Gem. Ores. E. r,hy MiBersi. u..d
in any Arts or Agriculture. on hand or put up to
Order. -. 81. i. q
we sell Minerals by weight. for tho Chemist
and blow pipe very low prices, AZ Ssmsrskits
IS cents per pound, Atlantic 70 cents per pound.
Brookite Pure Cry staI IS cent? per poune, kenIs
pure IS cent. per pound, Wavelitis Is etns per
pouud, Bleode 10 cents per pound. - ''
I have Just bought the famous Chiffon Collection
OF Minerals and Shslls, which has been on eahibi-
tion at 7iffany's for the rAst two years 1heorig-
inal price asked was 5 .ODO. II coptaipsda num-
Der of IN equalled thipgs. among them Rntilc IN
Quartz, for which MIR. Chiffon Vas Uttered, s $50
gold perfect srhing murt L -
The erbar ium of Iowa planis that received the
Highest award, 10 placed in my hsnds Tor sale,
for $3.50. The CAGE alone 10 worth ) tbO.
Several 3 900 w orth of Rocky MOpnta IN Bt.dsr
Shells. Botanica! specimens. Mound Builders Ref-
les. &C on ha nd. Hl az. .uHE. Eic8
Owing to an increa sc 81 stock, II has become ne;
cessary 90 obtain a larger and more cobvenfent To-
cation. This has been iouad at No. 1923 Belnpnti
Avenue, about squares from the Irans.C Cont
mental hotel. fEG ~
Prof. Che mistry and Minersiogy.
Fellow Am. Assn. Adv. % Science, aag
1928 BE Irnont Avenue, Phtladslph Pa.