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The New York herald., 1879-03-16

Schr Enerson Rokos tof Rocklandl Marson. Cardenas
II DAYS with .ngar to order; vessel 10 Metca'f Co
scr Koshse9 IG:P.r s.an,sna%e = DAYS with sugar
arrived stS ropoa March % lat 4 oa = io passed
i @ % carried % away isss above the deck and s
sri,ish c"%moiore from Dublin for PhadelpRia: Ii,h
time saw a steamer. bound Il, showing letters RGvQ.
pE- Bark w Holmes Br). from Valencia. which was
anchored in the lower bay for orders TO tho city
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer FraneonIn, Bragg Portland for Now YORK. with
steamer CITY af New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford for
New York with mdsc and passengers to Barring Davis
Haven for Sew YaSf. in ballast. = Arns,rsns.
& Ems H" sees e iSs New Now York
schr George rauanc, Adams liarnons Harbor for New
schr Fawn, Taylor Portland, Me, for New York:
a, Foy " mo% Ms for 81 xeT
Sehr iotie Friend Collins Eesien for rhi!adcphia
,.scbr salmon washbrrn. Hathaway, Taunton for Now
r19S ss1 Ssy ~sIs
ssSr Sr Pacsaine loves. ffordense for New YORK
Sssas sssss
Scar Clio Cheo, Fullerton, Providence for New York.
Ts s sa"m "r S%
schr Eliza Williams, calewell, New London for New
Schr Hattie Lou. Wright New Haven for New York.
SchrJ Worthin2ton Fitch, Grecnport, III, for New
York.
Sclr Nellie Floyd johnson mewl $50 tons) Port Jefor
for New York. In ballast, to Il llur.bnrt Co.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glaucus Bcarse, New York for Boston.
steamer Albutrnss Davis New York for Fall River
Schr Susie Prescott tsr Glass Now York for 81 John,
NIB
Schr VIM McIoon. Spear, New York for Rochand.
Schr A Howe. Ellis. New York for Wareham.
Schr I,ramhali Hamilton. New York for Somer et
Schr Samuel + Goodwin Williams, New York for stam-
ford.
schr Douglas HAYNES. Adams. Ilcboken for Boston.
schr VIM Everett. Mcdaniel Hobokcn for Providence.
Schr Rescue. Jones. lIobokcn Tor Providence.
Schr II g Whildcn, Ferris. iIobokcn for Providence.
Schr II i Willard. Hard Virginia for Portland.
Schr Spray Lynch Amhoy for New haven.
Sailed from Hart Island Roads AN. bark T. asbrouck.
Cook New York Montcvidco and brig Tally Io
Coates. do for Las Palmrs.
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SAILED.

Steamers City OF Berlin dr. for Liverpool: Main Ger,
Bremen; Anglia Brl, Glasgow; Mourine (Bn, London
Niagara Havana; Bahsm. r' Barbados. &e city u San
leans: Knckerocker do Tybce Fcrnand,na City of
vannnh. Savannah: City of Atlanta Charleston; John
Alliance; Ph!ladelpia; ships kinross ,r, Liverpool;
Sc David San Francisco; stambouI dr. from Livcrpoci
Philadelphia: barks Frso tNor) Nowry Augustine Kobbc
Cor,nna: Antwerp tBr, Antwcrp Alpha tNor Dantzig
vcsnr Gor. Exter Won Berg eic' Brcmen; Emma (Br,,
Bordeaux: Padosa AUS. Bristol. II l. Routh, Genoa
Curacoa Br) Curncoa Eba Havana: brEs Emma Hull,
Cardenas; Robcrt Move, Port spain; Annio Gardner.
viques, PR: Eugcna. st Jago; Daniel Trowbrdgo, st
Pierre schr Mary ] RnsscIl. Jacksonvc.
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FATAL DOSE OF LAUDANUM.

George Rathburn at one time practicng lawyer Of
this city. died at his home in stapleon s. L. yeser-
day from the effects of dose of laudanum. Mr..
Rathburn left the city on Thursday afternoon. and
upon entering his residence Immediately retired to
his room. where he remained until the members Of
his family. who had become alarmed at his strange
manuer, found him on Friday morning lying in bed
unconscious condition. Beside him lay bottle
of audanua. good part of its contents having been
emptied. The family at once summoned DIR. Feency,
who abored for several hours to rally the unfortu-
man, but without effect. The deceased was
sixty-four years Of age
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
A WIDOWS COMPLAINT.

Mrs Rachel Helfrich, an aged widow lady, living
at Calicorn. Sullivan county. this state. charges
two residents of Sullivan county with having de-
trauded her out of 5000 pension money. She says
that in September last pension certificate sent
to her emitting her to draw $1A00. this being
due on account of the death of her son, John IL.
Helfrich who enlisted in the 143d New York volun-
under the name of John Efry. and died during
the She alleges that only $500 of the money
paid to her. She stated her case yesterday to
District Attorney Woodford and it il probable that
official action will be taken in the matter
within day or two.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
PAYING THE PENSIONS.

Since the 4th inst. the Pension Office has been a
of the greatest activity Up to last evening the
amount paid out by Colonel Coster. the Pension
Agent. footed up S250.ooO. Adviccs received
from Washington that sufficient funds had been for
warded TO pay the naval pensioners None of this
class of veterans had received any money up to the
14th. account of the failure to forward the ncccs
sarY draft to the Sub Treasury.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
LOTTERY RAIDED.

Captain Petty and squad of police from the Fourth
precinct made raid on a lottery establishment in
Gold street last night and arrested forty-one per-
sons. all of whom detained for tho night
Blackboard states and other paraphcrnalia wero
among the spos carried of by the officers Most of
the prisoners said that they printers and lived
III Brooklyn and Williamsburg. few them were
colored, and there was young woman in tho
number. James Wilson, alleged to be the proprietor
was also arrested.
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DEATH OF DTHE WANDERING JEW. /"

DIR. j. NJ. Amburster an eccentric character, who
has resided in Hoboken for Il number OF years,
was yesterday found dead in his room in
the Sinclair House. Nothing is known of
the man beyond the fact that he
seventy years OF age. His father. who is living in
Germany IL said TO be immensely wealthy. From
his eccentric actions Anburster had been nick
named i'll Hoboken The Wandering jew" Coroner
Virgins took care of the body and will hold an in
uIinS
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
MARRIAGE BEFORE PRISON.

Augusta Schulze brought, through Mcssrs Howe
Hummel, her counsel. a suit in the Marine
Court for $4,000 damages against Max Ammcr on a
charge OF seduction under promise of marriage
Ammer lodged in Ludlow Street Jail in default
of $1,000 bail. Wearying of his prison life. he con-
cludcd to secure his release by marrying the COM
plaInant. All things having been arranged, Judge
Mead Yesterday married the twain.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AARuuus. March i2Arrivcd. bark vasco do Cana tNor
Gcruidscn. New York
Bracnv Iirap March i3on, ship Virginia. Dolano from
New Orleans for Brcmcn.
coux, March ii-sailcd, bark Giuseppe Nassone 1taD,
Merelio United States
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MRS. FANNIE S. sr11Lsoy.

In the death of Mrs. Fannie s. Siilson, matron of
the Foster Home, Newark charity in that city loses
one of its most faithful and efficient helps she died
a few DAYS ago and buried yesterday, tho first
families of the city paying deserved tribute to her
memory. Her illness was long and painful, and is
supposed to have been caused by her extreme devo-
ton to her arduous duties She was in the prime OF
n
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HENRY u. vENN.

Henry B. venn, long well known figure down
town died yesterday in the sixtyeghth year of his
age He was for many years connected with volun-
teer Fire Engine Company No. IA, and kept porter
house in Ann street. Later he moved up town and
opened house the Bowery which was long
known as the Gotham He once held municipal
office.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
sAMrFI, WESTERyELT.

Samuel P. westervelt o,d and respected resi-
dent of Harlem. diel suddenly of apoplexy las
Wednesday. His funeral was largely attended yes
terday afternoon, from his late residence, No. d.
East l26th street.
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WHALEAfEN.

Arrivcnt Seychelles Jan ~ barks Merlin sturgs NIB.
from cruise; fcb !. Marccls. Trip. Nh. from do.
Sailed from do Jan - barks Laetctia, Craw, NB, to
cruise; 3Jth, Minnesota, Allen, NB, do.
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ALWAYS WITH YOU"

Tie HERALD has received from Thankful" 81,
md from Kate Maud and Rose. 81 5o for the general
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
JAMES n. NIvER.

James n Niver, formerly a well known merchant
and native OF New York died at New Orleans yester-
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATTONS.
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

NEw YoRK. March 15-Noon.
Tho Western Union time bail to-day dropped correctly
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK ron THE MONTHS
The New York herald., 1879-03-16

GRAY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SPLENDID STOCK OF DEBEGES, CANELS HAIR.
DAMAssE. BROCADT;s. PURE MoHAIR LUSTREs.,
at wer prices than before heard Of
Also. BLACK BRTLLANTINE ana TAFFETA POPLINS.
double width 25c. worth 4Oc Besides bargains In
other materials nunerotN to mention.
DAMASSE. MATELASSE-and SERGES for SACQUES,
CIRCULARS, &C.
SUITS, DOLMANS, CIRCULARS, sACQUES, BON"
NETS, Wells, &C-
N DO PIECES OF BLACK SILKS, JUST COME
FROM AUCTION. WILL BE OFFERED ABOUT HAhf
COST or IMPORTATION. THE PUBLIC ARE RE-
QUEsrED 10 CALL, AND. lP AGREEABLE. BRING
EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED As REPRE-
Orders PROMPTLY EXECUTED. -
w. JACKSON,
-, upoAnw.v prrwEEN 9TH AND 10TH STA
The New York herald., 1879-03-16

IVANTED-GooD SECOND HAND I2xi2 OR Iaxi4
w Engine and Boiler: same for yacht Address STEAM
YACHT, Herald office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 LLCOCkS PLASTERS
NEED NO OTHER AWARD OR MERIT THAN CRATE.
Full TESTIMONIALS OF CURES THESE ARE BET.
TER THAN ANYTHING FROM ExPosIrIoNs OF
PARIS OR PHILADELPHIA. WHERE ALLCoCHs
PLAsrERs WERE NOT EXHIBITED. BEING TOO
WIDELY AND FAvoRABLY KNOWN TO NEED ANY
SUCH PROPS.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD STATION,
SING Sing, Feb. q, 1879. )
MY DEAR DocroR Your ALLcocKs PLAsrERs have
been in by family for tho last ton
years. They invaluable colds coughs pains in side
and chest.
On the 10th Of January just past attacked with
most influenza. It prostrated for week.
nothing relieved me, and afraid of pneumonia
of plaster and applied 1T to chest In "a hours my
breathing was much easier. in 4s hours was we'll
Yours truly.
W. T. LYON. Ticket Agent
LETTER FROM rnL HON. JAMES W. HUsrED, EFT
SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY.
PEEksKILL. Oct. 80 Is5a
B. BnAsDnrnr' NJ. D. ~
sIR-I desire to bear witness the virtues Of
ALLCoCK's POROUS PLAsTERs. About year ago
was thrown from carriage ana badly bruised Suffering
great pain carried home and three four Of
ALI.cocK's PLAsTERs applied. Tho effect vas
almost immediate and in tno all pain loft mo- sud
Twas soon up and attending to business.
Your pastors are very cases of ssverseods
and coughs used my back and two on my
chcst-whcn had bad cough that my friends thought
nothing trip South would These plastcrs
however, soon perfect My family use them
constantly There is no humbug about thcm they per.
form oil they promise. Yours truly,
JAMES W. Hustled
Other hop rarely needed in severe sickness but ALL
cocks pLAsrERs and BRANDRErMs PILLS rhess
together are host. Beware Of limitations. ALLcoCKv
POROUS PLAsrERs arc sold by all druggists Sent by
mail for g. yard and 81 80 dozen.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
NO. 2s4 CANAL ST.. NEW YORK.
a. SPRING OPENING.
s25ooW WORTH
or
LACK DRESS GOODS.
consisting Of
500 oPrECEs FRENCH CASHMERE. ALL WOOL from 80
100 PIECES "a CAMELS HAIR CLOTH from 6Oc.
$50 PIECES SILK WARP HENRIETTA, FROM Soc
800 PIECES GRENADINES. SILK AND WOOL. from 40o
100 PIECES GRENADINES. WOOL MIXED. from 15c.
100 PIECES SILK DAMAssE GRENADINES, from 75es
BLACK SILK DEPARTMENT
| 400 PfECES SUITABLE FOR SUITS, FROM g.
| VERY RICH EQUALLY CHEAP. FROM 81 25 TO 8,
| INCLUDING 81 PIECES RADZMERE, FINEST MADE;
CANNOT POSSIBLY BE IMPORTED FOR LESS
pi,ACK AID WHITE sILKs FOR SECOND MOURN.
ING, FROM 5cC
| GRAY GOODS DEPARTMENT..
A SPLENDID STOCK OF DRBEGEs, CANELs' HAIR,
| DAMASSE. BROCADES. PURE MOHAIR LUSTRES,,
Also BLACK BRTLLANTINE and TAPFETA POPLINS,
double width. 25c; worth 4Oc BESIDES bargains In
! other materials too numeroyS to mention: .-
DAMAssE. MATELASSE-and SERGES for SACQUEs,
CIRCULARS, &C.
|
The New York herald., 1879-03-16

CAFS March I3-Saled, barks Noah (Nor), Geruldsen,
United States; Patent tNorl Morgcnscn New York.
corrSuAcxS March I2-Arrivcd. bark Capt Peter Dahl
Nor. johnson, Copenhagen
DunIS March I4-Arrived. bark Ella yose dBr), Doody,
Philadelphia.
HosrLecR March f4-Arrved. steamer Teiford (BD.
Wilson. Baltimore.
HAvnE March l3-Sailed ships Edith Dr. Homer. Della
breakwater: Joseph Mbcry tBr, Weston do; bark
Reviewer tBrl Brown, do.
Sailed 18TH Jpn. Labrador Fr), sanger, New
York.
LIVERPOOL March f4-Arrved. ships Mary Stewart Br),
Wright. Pensacola; Duncan Coupand tBr), Hoton. San
Francisco Andes Br> Cocker Astoria, bark Eleanor
DR. Moeklcr Charleston; 18th, ship New CitytBrl Bray,
New Orleans; bark Alumna (, Thomas, Astoria; brig
Alaska tBrl. IIalcrow. Wilmington, NC.
ALSO arrived 18TH Cuban Dr. King, Baltimore
Timor (Pr). Ranton, Philadelphia.
Sailed 18th. steamer Juana Sp Gastannga, Baltimore.
Loypos, March 15--Arrived bark Garden Island (3r)
leland, Portland Nc.
Sailed1ih, ship Larnca (Br Sinclair, United States.
LisBoS. March 9--saed ship Mariana Porp. Fer
reira Now York.
QrxsSsrowN, March l5--Arrved. steamer Partha (Br,
Mckay Now York for Liverpool tand proeccde; bark Cor
Adler Nor. Olsen. New Orleans sN
scrL,Y. March io-OT. Glcnroy (Br). Donald
CON- from New York for London.
SOUTHAMPTON March I5--Arrived steamer Nurnberg
(Ger) Jaeger, New Orleans Bremcn land proceeded.
SLIGO. March l3-Arrived bark j Bergman Olson (Sw)
Wannstrom Baltimore
The New York herald., 1879-03-16

WEATHER REPORT.
FALMOUTH March I5-Wind W.
HoLyuEAD. March I5-wnd Sw, moderate; barometer,
296o7
LIvrGPooL, March 15-wnd W, fresh.
LIZARD March l5--Wind Sw. fresh; cloudy.
ScIIiY. March l3-Wind WSw, fresh; barometer % 80
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-19

Coal derricks with tubs and fixtures complete, have hcen sent to Maricopa and Texas Hill hr- the Raiircad Com. pany,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-19
WE WILL HAVE THE PAY OR K EEP OUR
 GOODSl

We hereby notify our friends and the public generally that from this time forth we will cease to sell for credit on any terms whatever. We are aware that in order to do this we will have to sell cheaper than our neigh bors, and we are prepared to do so. As we are building we are very much pressed for cash, and therefore 1t will be better for us to sell for cost than to sell on ever so short d time, no Elatter how good the buyer. The facts in the case are Just these: It is a necessity with us to have our goods or to have the wherewith to buy more. Of course we do not expect to do so much business, but we are de- termined to do what we can.
 Our Lumber Yard is now full and nearly com plete.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-19

Assisted in tracking the robbers. found q belt and scabbard. Scabbord contained powder flask, some bull lets and part of box of caps. They were found of the main road about mile on the trail of the robbers, Belt was leather one bound with morocco, with square white plate in front.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-19

Testified that he went in quest of the stage robbers with Under Sheriff Mcdonald, (a greater portion of his testimony is similar to McDonald's up to time they separately Went to Hickey's house, arrived about s o'clock Defendant Hickey was ly- ing down; did not see Il horse at Hickey place Who-c track Ic-cm
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9elett Aoetrp.
OROQUET.


The shadow. dappled sward is yerdure stretches,
From borders ned with fachslas riby shower.
smooth 10 the sturdy boles ofspreadins beeehes,
whose lofly crowns the velvet floor embower,
Gay groups an mafshalcd tlcre Ia masque Of battle
That wakes eager as the fray goes on;
stroke follows stroke and daughters ringing rattle
Flies with the rainbow balls along the lawn.
yon graceful gin equipped with glsiening malle,
stoops to her bali, and deals dainty blow
Fiut,ers, in pretty doubt, lest harm befall It,
Then through the arch with triumph secs II go
on CHANGING from the line with Inisdirection
Her malici blames, because its blow went III;
As eravcr failures on with les reflection,
Men charge 70 means and not % lack SKIN.
Behold her now, as with happy roqne1
She clicks the hapless ball Of some fair foe
With pretty spite, and denly rendered eroquet,
She sends the whIrIlng sphere where fuehsias blow
rhen eager braves swell in reclamation.
And Rainbow ribbons mimic waving flags
While inckiess hits chill party animation,
And to dull silence the bright battle lass
And kscner strifes upon the lawn arc waging,
Than this where painted balls and mallets fly
Foreyes and lips arr eoyertly engaging,
Beneath the trecs-in loves arch coquetry;
Or deadIicr blows some cruel eyes are dealing,
on quick reboundins heart hat thorough thrills,
And this fond hy-play, quite beyond concealing
Some turn neglected, ofthc game, reveals
marvel NOT that, under shasiowlng beeches
Grave men and strong with lovely maids resort,
The outs can roquet hearts with Hattering speeches
white eager ias pursue the overt sport
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VIII cniitle the member TO certificate p,
One Thousand Dollars, to be paid al his death
10 bis legal heirs or assigns, whenever sncb
death may occur.
Tho assessments for membership of Two
thousand Dollars benefit are double. md C,r
Three Thousand Dollars triple ihe amony,
given ia the above table.
Assessments will not increase with the a1
vance Of age Of a member.
Should a member die before his four nav.
ments Of Five Dollars each are made. liz ~.
mining unpaid part will be deducted from
the One Thousand Dollars due his heirs.
A class Is full when il numbers one thousand
members.
This plan recommends i,self,o every think.
ing reader for its simplicity, equity and ad.
yantnges.
Who icould mol proride for his family a,
his death when il can be done so cheaply and
without Inconvenience or disadvantage?
Males and Females, FROM 10 to G5 yearl Of
age may become members.
Agents wanted everywhere. Call on OF
address
II. MANNING, General Agent.
jan l'tf Westminster, Nd.
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aait and Aamor.
Indian Wit.


You would hardly expect to find wit
among the Indians, and yet they are just
as human as the rest of us, and in spite Of
their stoicism indulge 10 joke now and
then which has favor Of its own. Du-
ring the banquet which was given by the
palelaces to several red men one of the In
dams took a spoonful Of mustard suppos-
ing it to be some delicacy The tears
came into his eyes. lie could die without
finching but spoonful of mustard was
something which even his heroic.soul could
not endure, 50 he wept profusely, even as
white men DO sometimes. The chief, who
sat opposite, asked him why he cried. He
naturally replied that be was thinking OF
his old father, who died horrible death.
A few minutes after the chief himself fell
upon the mustard pot, and swallowed more
than was necessary. The tears came into
his eyes too. A thousand tomahawks were
nothing, but the pungeut quality of the
mustard made him weep like a child.
Sand why do you cry?" asked the first
victim, with savage delight in his tones.
"WelI, was the quick reply, II am crying
because you were not killed when your
father was.
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The best lawyers always tell the best
stories, and with none the less zest when
at their own expense. Not long ago
Counsellor c. was before Surrogate
Calvin in case where the question in
volyed was as to the mental condition Of
the testatrix. The witness under exam
nation, herself an aged lady, had testified
to finding Mrs, S-- falling, childish,
and that when she told her something she
looked as though she didn't understand.
Counsellor c., cross examining, tried
to get her to describe this look, but she
didn't succeed very well ia doing 50. Al
last, getting little impatient, he asked
aWell, how did she look ? Did she look
at you as | am looking ut you now, for in
stapce2' The witness, very demurely
replied Sc Well, yes; kind ofyacant like.
--Hayper's.
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The proprietor Of buildiDg;siie il
Wisconsin, advertises rs land Tor sale in
tiIie wise 1.-THE town Of Poggls and sur
rounding country is the most beautiful
Naiarc ever made. The scenery Is celes-
iiah Alzo tso wagons and yoke Of
steers sa
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INsoLvENT's NOTICE.
Elijah Wagner V. his Creditors.

Elijah Wagner vs.. his Creditors.
ORDERED this 18th day Of May. A.
~ ID. 1879, that Elijah Wagner. an appli.
cant for the benefit of the 18th Article OF the
Code Of Public General Laws of Maryland,
entitled ''lnsolvents, give notice 10 his cred.
ltors,, endorsers and surcties, that ,he "a
Monday Of November, A. D. 1879, Is fixed
LOT the said Elijah Wagner to appear in the
Circuit Court Tor Carroll county to answer
such Undergraduates or allegations as his cred.
itors' endorsers or tureties may propose or
allege against him and that copy of this
order be published in some newspaper printed
in Carroll county, once week Tor three sue.
eess've months prior to the said ID Monday Of
November, 1879, rs such notice.
Tests
my al-sm FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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NEW WINDSOR FOUNDRY,


ME have just added 10 our ilsl Or MaeIa.
w irules Blanks RkeogNEzAKcE or PAS
oSgns ans WnkEssEs. Those IN need oi
them should send their orders at once 10
may S.lf TEg ADvocATE 0FFIcE.
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1t vas 90 a train to Atlantic City; the
liltle Eellow had been yerylistlcss until the
meadows were reached, aud lie got sniff
Of salt air, then he frightened up and be-
gan 20 cut his capers. "Charley," said his
mother, II thought you promised 70 be a
good boy if ! brought you with "a"
@Why, samma." exclaimed the little
shaver, q feel too good 10 be good,
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One Of Bishop Bloom6eid's best boa
mota was uttered during his last illness
He inquired what had been the subject Of
histwo archdeacon's charges, aud was told
that one WIS on the art Of making SER
moas aud the other Oh chureh-yards.
s0h, | see" said the Bishop. compost
ton and decomposition.
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Musy haxe yau given she goldfish fresh
wafef Nj. maens They haven't drunk
Up what's ID there ysl
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The BfeokiYn fh}pHicys asioDishes The
wer'd " askias VI stoisa hen hss
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Girls. spread Jour nsss. ike ibe spider,
and tben paii for The giddy ~
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People often complain Of hard times
from mere natural tendency 70 erowI
but . Georgia darkey, the other day said;
HNebber seed such hard times since ] been
born. Work al day aud steuI all night,
pnd blessed if | eau hardly make = Twin Y
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The Mutual Aid Society,"
OF y
CARROLL COUNTY, MD.
Home Office, Westminster, Maryland.

HON. JOllN ". SMITH, Pfesident
DIR, FRANK 4. SHAW, Vice Preside,
A. II. HUBER, Treasurer. 'e"''
JN0. c, FRIHELL Secretary.
Il. MANNING, General Agent
DIR. FRANK 4. SHAW, Mod,
DR.J. II. BlLLlNGSLEA, EXAMINE,
L. o. GRIMES,
WIN. A. MckEl.LIP, Executive a..
II. MANNING, '"'
THE Society presents the following MA.
l. for consideration The payment ' ~
EIGHT DOLLARS on application. FJrP
DOLLARSannually for fouryears, and ibe,d
after TlFO DOLLARS annually daring ,' M,
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