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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1879-06-21
MccoRM1cKs NEW IRON MOWER,

Only weighs 500 fbs., and is the Lightest Draft
Mower in the market, is wonderfully simple and
has all the very LATEST IMPROVEMENTS Of
aperfect FRONT CUT MOWER. Was thorOugh-
ly tested in the hay fields of 1878 and met with
grand success. To see their Mower and learn
TERMS will be to buy it.
GRIFFITH TURNER,
District Agents for c. H. and L. ]. McCOrmick's
Harvesting Machinery, manufactured at Chicago
Illinois, Al and AZ N. Paca Street, Baltimore,
May 31.-4t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1879-06-21

A Blind Sharper.-A young man named D.
W. Barrick, who has the misfortune to be blind,
has vctimized several persons in Bel Air. He
was stopping at Clayman's Hotel, his business
here being to sell ballads setting forth his destf
tute condition. On Monday he hired horse and
buggy from George w. Anderson's livery stable.
for the purpose of visiting friend near Thomas
Run. He induced son of Mr.. W. S. FOrwood,
of the Changers Hotel, to accompany him. In
stead of going to Thomas's Run, on one pretext
after another he persuaded the boy to take him to
Fallston and finally to Towsontown, where he
took the cars for Baltimore. Hemade no arrange
ments for the payment of his hotel bill or the hire
of the horse and buggy. 1t is misfortune to be
blind but blind sharpers and swindlers should
excite no more sympathy than those who can see.
We copy the above from the Belair 1Egis OF
18th inst Barrick was in TowsontOwn on the
day of his departure from Belair and excited the
sympathies of a number of persons at whose
houses he called for the purpose of selling his bal
lads and soliciting pecuniary assistance He had
a boy with him while here and in the afternoon
they left by the cars for Baltimore Had his true
character been known Barrick would not have
been so kindly treated.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1879-06-21

Child Gored by Steer.-0n Monday after
noon last a steer which was being driven along
Boundary avenue, became enraged when near the
bridge and attacked little girl who was passing
at the time and getting her on his horns tossed
her some distance into the air. The animal then
leaving the child attacked other persons when
county policeman Geo. Taylor came on the scene
and went to the rescue. He emptied all the
chambers of his pistol into the steer which then
started to run in the direction of the Blind Asylum,
on reaching which it fell and was secured
None of the persons attacked were seriously hurt,
which would not have been the case but for the
prompt and brave action of officer Taylor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1879-06-21

s- Chew Jaelson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1879-06-21

Only weighs $40 u.s., and is the Lightest Draft
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1879-06-21

Real Estate Transfers, &c.-The following
is list of real estate transfers. &C., filed for re-
cord in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for the week ending June 18th, inclusive:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1879-06-21

B, & D. Railway.-The Directors of the
Baltimore and Delta narrow gauge railroad held
a meeting in Baltimore on Thursday. Mr.. Wat
ers, the president, resigned his position as chief
engineer of the company, and Mr.. j. A. Hunter
was appointed in his stead. The president was
ordered to let the contract for the grading and
masonry yet remaining to be done between the
Gunpowder and Baltimore city. The board by
resolution fixed the 3lst day of December OF each
year as the close of the fiscal year of the company,
and ordered that the annual election for directors
of the company shall be held in the court house
in Belair on the first Thursday after the first Mon
day in each year. The president reported the
work of grading as progressing satisfactorily, and
that thnrn nra at nresant nhnnt IL miles graded.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1879-06-21

From Chases Station, 18th District
Seriously Injured by R,mGWag Mule-SuccesstWt
Surgical Operation-Ldrge Snake Kilted-Migra-
tory Quail, 6c.-On Friday, 18th instant, Joseph
Mckinley, who has been employed by Mr.. George
Edwards, met with a very serious accident which
may result fatally. He riding mule in from
the field when the animal became frightened and
threw him off. One of his feet caught in the trace
chain and the mule starting to run, the unfortu-
nate man was dragged with his head on the
ground, about 100 yards, before his foot became
disengaged. His lower jaw bone was broken in
two places and he was otherwise very seriously in
jured. He used his right arm to shield his head
from the stumps over which he was dragged and
that member was terribly lacerated. DR.. Tidngs,
of Chase's, dressed the wounds, which he consid-
ers of dangerous character.
l will now relate a little experience of your cor
respondent which may serve as warning to
others. About eight months ago l had a pair of
buttoned shoes made the buttons being put on with
brass fastenings. These rubbed my foot, pro-
dueing two liberated sores about the size of two
silver quarters. These continued to grow worse,
notwithstanding constant efforts to heal them, un-
til finally consulted DR.. Tidings, who told me
that it would take long time to heal them and
advised me to try the planting" operation, to
which finally consented The DR.. then removed
pieces of skin from my arm and placed them upon
the sores, and in three weeks from the day the
operation was performed the sores were entirely
healed and my foot is now as well as ever.
On Saturday last Mrs. George Edwards encoun-
tered a large snake, but unlike most women, in
stead of running away, she gave the reptile bat
tie and succeeded, after hard contest in killing
him. He was monster measuring six feet in
length There are few females who would be will
ing to tackle so ugly customer. 1t was what is
commonly called the milk snake.
Mr.. J. o. Norris, of Batimare, few days ago
turned loose on Mr.. Turnbuls place a number of
migratory quail, recent importation from Italy.
The birds are intended for breeding purposes and
it is said they multiply very rapidly. Il.
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From Wh1J0 HAIL. ILn DlSIrlCU'-I eWpeF-
amce Work-New Society-Very SERIOUS Accident
Darn Burned, &c-Our community was favored
few weeks ago by the presence of DIR. Babcock,
of Philadelphia, who delivered a grand temperance
lecture at this place, since which time society
has been organized here to promote the cause OF
temperance, with The following officers: President,
Mrs. E. X. Wright; vicc-presdent, Mr.. A. D..
Elliott; secretary aud treasurer, Mrs i. Il. Par
IRISH board of managers, Miss A. d. Wise, Miss
Jennie Hunter an6SMr. p. G. Hunter. The society
holds weekly meetings which are largely attended,
much interest being manifested in the work
large number of pledges have been obtained both
for total abstinence and local option Rev. Mr..
GLENN, of Hereford Circuit, delivered a lecture
before the society on Wednesday night of this
week to crowded house.
VIM. McGinniss, son of Morris McGinniss,
while at Burns Switch last Monday morning with
load of cross-ties, his team became frightened at
the ParktOn express train bound SOUTH and in en-
deayoring to check the horses he fell under the
wagon, two wheels of which passed over his body
throwing him against pile of ties, cutting his
nose lips and forehead in fearful manner and
seriously bruisng the back of his head. lie was
removed to his fathers house, near Shane post
office, where he was attended by Drs. Mcdonald,
Payne and Norris. On Wednesday he was thought
to be improving slowly, although his injuries are
of q very serious character
Mr.. John Almony, living % miles east of this
place, was alarmed about o'clock on Sunday
night last by discovering fire. issuing from his
barn, and so rapidly did the flames gain Roadway
that in short time the building with its contents,
including lot of agricultural implements, har-
ness, poultry, &C., was entirely consumed. The
building was insured in the Hartford county Com
pany for $500. The fire is supposed to have been
the work of an ncendiary.
The extremely cool nights we have had will no
doubt check the growth of corn as well as the
more tender vegetation. The farmers of this
vicinity are busily engaged cutting grass and
judging from the number of reapers and mowers
delivered at this station in the last few days. there
must be pretty fair prospect for large crops of
grain and grass. hear the "fy" is playing
havoc with the wheat in some neighboring dis
tricts, but believe it has not done any serious
damage in this immediate vicinity. r. N.
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Masonic Election.-At q stated communica-
ton of Mt. Moriah Lodge, A. f. A. NJ, held on
the evening of the 18th inst, the following otcers
were elected for the ensuing term W. NJ, Thomas
C. Bruff S. w., Geo. D. Cockey j. W., VIM. IL.
Roller; Treasurer, VIM. M. Isaac; Secretary,
Lewis Vogle.
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,lisi.mr.r IL s'ill unknown 4 poison
whose properties eva,le MI chemical nn.l
microscopic detection i. described into
the system. and alters Al on,r. ~ aii.f
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II, IL ihs hltsti anl til. condition III
th. TISSUES.
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come. ~ bsiufr, from Turkey. l,ra Ill.
Ruseian authorities s.sm III prrs.n.
most active and energetic IN mcns,,r.~
I" prevent IT, spread Sill. ~ dread.
inl i tile PEST, 80 uncomfortable nrr it,
hrrrtrs r. slio~. WHO hasa 49,, Witnessed
them. that i, u not strung. Anstria.
Germany aud other countries ~ Eurap
should he alarmed. Will. il Il unlike,
" so ma.kc much advance toward the
West, too great caution ennuat he *.
rr.ir.l. nI,l. whatever fnny lin,uwn, We
have the comfort III knowing that IN
the latter llalf of ihn nins4rrnth cent.
nrs tn hcst rart ~ Europe and Amer+
icn i free from peril III panic mud III.
l,crrtitinil. and ran mec. any danger
and death IN nny fnfm with calmness
and reason. science ani philosophy.
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| luIr that The ,lny will som. tim.
come when our Congress will h. tnu.l.
mp mofe largely from tl,. agricultural
class. fpi The Larger the percentage 81
representation herein Nv nr.ni,. ~.
gagged IN practical agriculture lhr mar.
lilnf.A will ~ thr ia,llriss III tin t,u,.
rrilinri.t ~ respect IL " Why ftruuls
AR, thus at aside ulti .lo iiot rule Con-.
gress i il,l,s explained; II j. beea,,se
farmers ar' ~ iailel with giving 10 their
children only inferior .JneasiD.. .hen
u y apl'ar. III tln' vi MI Youths In tn
lAni they should ~ is. hi. most rutr.
iul training, The hapa thorough mud ii,t
noel pei.rL instruction. M. ,rnetl
cal aeflealinrt-t requires II kilpululps II
economical chemistry. III hotmny. III
ll,,t,olnps, ~ entomology. ~ physics.
anA Fl engineering: iar MI THESE inny H.
brought ithu i.ltti%iiipn iii iarnl inai,.
npeHal.t H. should b. learned III III.
li,Ieal economy. ~ the rules aul iaages
and requirements II commerce niI ~
trade nlil ~ finance heealise iltr inter.
.eis 81 lilr great country nre e.us.l, rsl,.
neetel with them Ill. aud Nv All uun
knpMls lRe III VII. rsuri rrlatlonsIit,, III
each u ihe nil,er Ii. should H. nil IL
protect tlese ini.reat. when they mn,
be imported hy legislation having fur
" obleet The special protection and nj.
vAhreiHshf ~ Some particular inln.tr,
ornsoeni1pa without line regard fur iLn
effect thereof upon agriculture. H.
should he learned In lnn iii order tliat
le inns BIZ able ~ understand aud IL.
Tend III. ,iHli u property ~l.n III .at.
eneh. IL should give attention IL lii.
crat'irr a,,d - philosophy Finally, H.
should H. rnl,rIirnnl,sty cultured. lnei,.
tally disciplined, enlightened and r..
iiii.i, la'sa,iHe our civilization demands
IL, he.allse liis cIata lasing the apgfst
mud nlosi int.r slnd in tllr property Of
the country, md therefor. illr sntesi II
nll fhoiili lead IN Affairs. anil this II
rnnHpf III until tls,-, NIo cnmtn,A. /,
ntc qualified ~ taxi MI exalted place III
the heni ~ The column III progress. III,
which nth.rwi~. the, annll H. entitled
Sennfo, Paddock. ~ NeLrasi0.
Int proportion ~ persons killed IN
.nRltsl, rnilMns~ Inst yenr wns one Ii,
every 1U,OOO.NN, rnrti.d During tie
wears lh7x ~ lh1a. ~ eur lines, II was
o'ir out ~ every i2.uUOaH. on French
iniiWass. one 10 every l5.OW.M W: On
belgian railways, Ill. figures weIe one
% every z0.aeN,.,tN during III. Ha,n. pc.
riol, The mneh.hiai.f speed ia whiai,
our trains travel forms, III cunrse, ~,
\ important element III, my calculation II
the numbers killed In England md
other countries.
Dill sOn ever" n4lsel Il brother hi.
mofist VI Jorl. billings. stand III the
hull door after your lecture mud listen /,
what the people .illl about II A. they
went ont" Replied Iorl ~ iii..
once N ra'.se mud sigh, but IN na.et
y xtx. II at..as, ~
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tun upward ~ II, y,ssts Mrs. W.Ns1l)W'r
hNyTHINu hJHff fa@ be4f, ,ssnJ III sIIlilraI,
With RIVER failing sliaess Ii Sff.sts a4lsl.t,
81 The st,msch. relieves Mid ot,lle, rsanIai.s
~ l0w~le, cuvsn dy~.Hlery And diarrlp.,
Whestser attsanN from isAtIIis III Dsl,sg a.,s.ya
~ I'D aud cell -tvtssI s1u.sIv II, Nv, I i,ttla
CvsW Jootson's ~ Ussss NAVY TOheeoe
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R@eslaas nerves, ~ lssat these tlas sre eoi,.
etAnlly -, at0 weak Uhs~ a. we'll Tin true
way N tranttniiixn them thoroughly In III
etsengtlen them II may In, bss, II !. very
often n0c6sssry, W h1vt ise,tisrsetp NJ IstIva
Or aven IN 0piAl~, IN dangerous esss~ ~ Hrsuits
ih1nlsssitle bnt the enuitnnad tirH ~ siiei nm
Natural palltafisas u greatly ~ he deprecated.
Ihy,iAIi MT, In > restricted 70 ,se. specific fnf
nAFvnuatlu~s, lls~iuilers kautuHrh liilnrs III
AsntHHfltly calculated III AlIay AnJ eventually
overcome Il. fat whirII 10 recorded stt,nff.
snos ~ many Kms " snI,@tHnis#ic This Iii
telmsDle f0i1lc. ny promoting digestion. ~. i'm.
usllOg and steir'h,n, TORCHES Tho THREE tps
n0ls~ nt0n " teh lilo harmony NJ MI tie lutJ.
jv OtFans dspen II, aud illa result i. IN frerh
ee0r6s 6f vitality arm dtHtt.nA thrDuEI, ti,a .ts.
o<tn. " Ni,inl, the tlTtves fssIy0 thNIr dtis
~ pHsl0ln'h,, aud Efuw tranquil o. sLay
eAihaf strength.
Oars MAbE ~ TMk fltsI " al,sces.ss and
ulotrs y 0ed ~ dNApt,@as wishnti having
e.,f NhHt, uEnkt'h tAnEpfH NAIVE IL HE
u ~ eenp'0 81 10 hal illsut Hi ttsud.ti
Article eHftAs tho wUrpi s1rs~ rrastIMfe- eusss,s.
o. " nptioi,@. I, llesu. Tin fAn hi bnt,s~. hat.
tshe~ ptnp'es And hat lse~ fran slln pk.u ana
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Az Ex1E>bxb POPULARITY. Esch y.ar md.
"D.6~N's BRONCHIAL 1no.uIse III nsx 10.
1aiItiss In various Isfts IL liz ~orli r,r RI.
Having Coughs, Culd. and Throat Il.a.+,
W. T,oehss hAvs Lsen rrotea reliable II,
boz.
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