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scINTILLATIoNs.

Scan yon Support Nc Darling?"
j. the poetic little Of a new song.
The answer i decidedly prosaic-. too
prosaic for our columns Sunday
Times.
Good news from home, good news
for me, has come across the deep blue
sea-" And il is tethe effect that ian
Illinois Judge has decided that q
washing bill cannot be collccted.''---
Sunday Times, gii, y
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y A desirable home for a small farni-
~. House contains 3 large. ordi.
nary and small room, one front and
one side poreh, good dry cellar aud
a good sound cistern with good
water. Located OH jackson street,
between Virginia and Liberty streets.
Two squares from the new school
house. viii sell cheap and on fea-
sonable terms. ''1 fsi
Apply sooh ~ Blnmensieil MoC amy
Il Bvntc's carriagc factory.
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The Republicans will probably
carry Ohio to-day. II so You may
expect TO see their cooais out again az
they will consider it 4 great victory
70 bold thor own.
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HofsrSsrrLLr. Ks.. Is-c. rs. ISL. Z
IeeFtify that hass bcrn suffering with the
Rbeamat Of th- sPinai rniamn for more
than twelve months ] hal hetu trcstri by
several Physieinns .withouf s-in< cured J.
was 80 bad % that for sanle time ceaid not
put on my shees ! was indu~rd 10 try tsr
Rs=izud's LighfsiRx Reiirf. uhi~h raaAs
peraanrnr cure In niy case. Fsur month";
have passed snd hate felt NO ;rsurn % the
disease. f4 t a
w.N. NcRAH.
Fer sale By all Druggists in IIafkinsrille.
aaa by " Z. hilirr. reabroke, ny,
sept =. ls<o-sai isiio
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Mr.. Woodson mps not think We
are one Of the kind TO "hare sp' at
ll''le plcasansries. We hardly ever
get mad, ia fact our girl says We are
the best natnred fellow in the world.
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There wasa big Democratic raIIv
at Evansville, Saturday night. Tie
best speakers TO 10 Obtained were
there. and there Is no doubt that The
enthusiastic meeting will tell to-day
in the election. The Democrats are
very confident.
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W onderful Cures
MADE By THE USE OF
! DIR. KAGLAND'S
Lightning Relief.

hEONNtttAlL. TIM NV. ~ ~
Dr. J.. Il. RaElznd. Jackson. ieaa.
eEaE siR-t drstrc 10 exprc<s 10 ycn my
srateful feelings Tor the slr.ely and F<rnA7-
nent rure yv.r eelchreiei l.irhsRins g<licf
aderts-t nc in casrof zrutc khru11tissn-
The pain vas - severe 10 nv aakle AMI knee
that could sniy walk rifh Ers-at al 1rulfr-
rouid usst stsmt nat-fkrgs.t b1ugAt t~sitlc
Of your airdirtac fay nfty eents.ana that nigAf
rubbed the parts alsrsr,iing 10 siirectionS Inc
heAt nsorensg tiag szaIn and stf11efs we're all
gone, and conia walk - usnaL hsrr h1l
no rstnrn since. thonxh il has becn noaths
ago. Very rspeesfuli., n. =. Oi-k.
Es4s JacKsoS. TESS-. ag. 6. ISL 4
wish % state. Tor the hsagnt nj th,-c whe
suffer with Neuralgia that I have suffered
wiIt this wrufchrsi disease IN the aIo<f puirns
fprH'. fortwo months. snsi had hcrn tnatr.l M
"a best D-siical men IN Jsrk-ah. vithout OBJ
taih.-g -ay relisi- Ipraeur-i any @ nj hst-
tie OF ilr. .ta<iana's ceIrbrate.i I.ixhlnins
Relief. AMI /, eunri me in I've mianyes- SIX
menths ha,> eiapsed ami hsrr not felt =
:, nptom Of the disease. tlUtEf
JAMES Y. vASS.
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The Bowling Green Gazsttc came
in this week with the outside bsttom
upwards. Bro. Porter evidently has
not yet recovered IRON the effects Of
the Fair Q week OF two ago.
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SOUTH KY. College,
HOPKINSvILLE KY.

The next session OF this well established
on Monday. Sept, O, 1850 With 4 full cori,s
OF able tcnchcrs who are proviic,l with every
means 70 facilitate their work. tho institution
Affords educational advantages Of d high
orisr. The boarding facilities are excellent,
would be hi their own homes 800 viii nav
for boari and tuiti0n In the LITERARY ami
Scientific department Tor nve months.
For fnii particulars as 10 terms and aceem-
modatlon &C., address II l...1 81, \ + =
II. Z. CAVE. PREsIpEYr,
July ~ 'so-5m. IioDtlnssiilc, Ky;
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4. Dr., David Hunters
Svnhilitic or Blood pills,

Aspccilc for hyphilis in all its forms, aud
every yertagc Of the discase eradicated ,fruIn
the system. serofuia and all Blovd and skin
Diseases speedily cured. 81 H~g gll,l
I, Hti7- t;onnorrhoea cured IN two DAYS.
kfl5- II you cannot get them ~ your Drug
kist enciosc the money to Motf. Stevens \ TO-.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Aud they will bc Forwarded
by mail un,ler zeal or by express. Niiii
fi'si MOTT, STEW EMS = TO-, Props
: a.t. fiar-. baltimore. Nd.
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NOTICE.
Ali Out OF Employment.

Should address FRANK LESLIE PuB-
LIsHISe Co., Is Dey Street, New
York; an active agent wanted in
every town. 3 Allwish TO make mon
ey rapidly, should send Thirty Gents
for FIVE weeks subscription, to FnANK
LEsLlE's Weekly. 1.-THE only Dem-
ocratic Illustrated Paper Published J.
Climbs Of four, for five weeks. for one
dollar, or sample copy will DO sent for
s cents postage stamps. illustrated
Catalogue free.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-12

There WILDE some mighty inter-
esting reading in the papers this
week, and for the srxt three weeks.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-12

Allison Hollands reign as the
youngest editor, was short, and Ursy
Woodson ran agaIn claim That honor.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-12

Set down GOO majoriiy tor L.pd-
ers In Indiana.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-12

The Eminenre Consiiiu,ionalisi
now has three editors.
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For President,
WINFIELD 8. HANCOCK.
For Vice President,
WILLIAM n. ENGLISH,
or INDIANA.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
YoR THEsTATE ATLARGE.
THOS. L. JONES, Of Campbell.
A. 4. RICHARDS, Of Jefferson.

FIRST District James %. white Of Ballard.
second Dissriet--AT. crayeroft. Of Daviess.
Third Distrirt-B. v. fawaris. IL EdEonson.
reurth Distnet-Jsmes Montgomery, Of Har-
din.
Yirh Distrief-E.J. Hcprrmott, Of Jefferson.
eirsh Disirirt-Jhmes ". Bryan. Of kenton.
sevrath DIstrtet-w. e. Owens. Of Scott
hight district m. q. ssuasy. Of Lincoln.
nth Distrist-Joserh cardner. Of hagoiiln.
Tenth Districs Emery Whitaker, Of Mason.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-10-12

Sally Bernhardt ia faster female
than Maud g.. and not one.lIali SO
Maud s., either.--iSnioy Times
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The eyes the world are fixed on
Indiana 10 day.
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For Congress.
JAS. A. EcKENZIE.
or CHRISTIAN.

Indiana v ~ do her d.iy to-day.
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DR.. HENRY MOTIFS
FRENCH POWDERS

1 win cure Diseases OF the khinyys. Gravel,
fleet, and all urinary slisraers, nervous de-
biiity. loss Of manhood, seminal rr,issions.
impotcnry eaascsl BIZ lhriisr rrt ION IN youth.
exc sees. ETC.. female rraknrss or whitrs.
scrufua, syphilis 10 q n TIA forrs. aud al l,ias
and skiu disrases speedily cured. Gonnor-
fhoen cured In a. hours. ~,
Price - 20 per box. sent hy mail secure from.
ol,nerxniion On r.frini nf mice. ~ ------
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~ Old DR. DODDs q
Nervine and Tonic Powders

will cure all chronic and ci,siinatc nervous
diseases. such rs general nortuus debility. In
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aud arcam~ prpsineipg grrst physiraf and
mental weakness, AMI vitrn ,lcstraying both
body and mind, aud bringing on diinnrss "
visiop. early decay. universal iassitu,e, I'M.
potency or physical inrapacity, insanity and
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Advertised Letters.

Ne srn, q ssea 49, !. 'n'r'y days viii
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British Troubles.

The Gladstone government! III Great
britain has been bsset VIA troubles
ever since it came into power aod at
present there is great eXcltsnsnt II
London over the situation.
Thoushtful and impartial people
are almost ready, vet !osthe o believe
shat a series Of inaAcusabIe b|unde.s
on the part Of the rslgn;ng aliuinis-
STATION accounts for The government 8
combinations both with Irslsnd AID
the Dutch Republic, the Tranayas.
dependency. TIE ease with which
funds arc raised 10 defend those pros
seutsl by the government is The moss
.iira.t AMI imp,rtlal evidences Of the
a1t.nt Of the .,iS.at',f.ction with tbs
ecurss rorsued b. tho Gladstone so',
anament and show, further cona.
dcncs in the weak meas q The govern
aasnts position
This Parnell dsfencs fund 10" ap'
rroSlmatcs So, 0QO and il being stead
~ increased, all OF winch VIII he e1'
i.srhed in tho defense OF members Of
the Land League, Prosscu ed Tor 'lo
latlons OF the laws OF 'hs h'hG"oh'
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Eaturtiu Glarian.
ciaa3. e. Casse!a, A. NJ,
Editor.
e. l. Root, 3 rROp'R's
Chas. z. CaS8eIIi
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 80, 1880.
You should Now,

Turn over & new leaf, destroy yoNr
cd book; tho good thxt il in it will
stick t. ysu anyhow; the bad, you
have no use for. Forgive and forgst
all except your friends and your debts,
Place the attainment Of some honora-
BILE ambition on Dec. 81. 1881 and
begin your years work en- the day
after tomorrow. Determine 20 make
an original discovery, even tho@gh it
be your own weak point. Endeavor
to invent ething, even though it
be an excuse for the room occupied by
sou in tho world. Arrange to aug
nent and deplete your list of bosom
friends; you doubtless need some new
ones and would b. better without soms
old ones. BE aggressive; elbow The
man out OF tie place that he has held,
iust one in advance Of you, for years.
Be Industrious; work every day, ii it
20 only To prl! down what You built
up tie day before, the next day you
nay bnld it perfectly and DC
honorably mentioned. Study 10 be
sres. and be great, il you can, if you
ssnnot, then be grateful that you Ar,
Whist you are. Improve Your under.
standing by reasoning with yourself
and with others abler than yourself;
it you know any. Get wisdom, and 70
ibis end subscribe iov the C!A%!o&.
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diplomacy lie detained b. Webster TO
10 "dexterity or skill in securing ed
vsntagea." In spite of this defntloa
diplomacy is ranked among the pro.
t.s,iors Of hisAeh, honor. This def.
milton is, among all that is given, tbs
,ru:st and may 10 more fully and lit
orally expanded into 1.-The practice!
AID perfected Qualification CT bsinS
.b'e 10 hide intentions, lie and get out
Of it rent:clly. kiss with poison On the
lips and to WHIP Satan around the
stump, geneyally.'
What ia termed diplomacy between
ministers Plenipotentiary, however,
gotta palmer name, when between
ordinary citizens, although in many
instances, individuals appear to thin k
shat they have az good right 10 call
j. diplomacy, as have the protesslona al
diplomats.
Il is queer that what ia deemed
highly houorabls and virtuous in the
QUE instance, should be looked upon
* A,Srracetn' I'D H.ioLa' in ~. 0t',
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- Dutfi sent free Ia those who Mihh
engage in tie most pleasant and prot
~ ilahi" Bash css known. Everything
new Capital nal required We viii far,
ush vou everything, $l1 = day and up
wnrl. il easily mndc wilhou; stay in.. sway
from ito ne over uiaht. Ne RISK Whatever.
NAM ncw workers wanted ~ once alaoy
are making fortune. 1T The business. LA
dies make as mucl. as men and young boys
and girl. make great pay n" ."ac "ho l.
willing 10 work fAi- l." t..Ah" more money
every day than can he insdt in wees 81
any ordinary employment 1""sr w'c
engage at once will tnl snort road lC
fortune. Address II. lIALLEiF * Go,
Dec. lG - Portland, MAio'
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Fits Epilepsy,
or
Failing Sickness.

Permanently Cured no hnn'hdg--hv orc
months usage Of Dr. Noulard's Celebrated
in.A,llolc RI, Powders, 10 convince Suf-
.crr,s that ,csc powders will do al! We
claim iar thr,n we vii scnd ihcm by mail,
port paid, fac Trial box. y d. H"h
lard is the only ph> stefan that has ever
made this disease a special study, aud ~
To our Knowledge thousands have been
permanently cured by tie use ct these
i - ,ic!s, We will guarantee permanent
cure IN every case, or refund you al money
expended All sufferers sh"M ! give 'hrsr
Powders an early trial, aid be convinced
of their .culivc powers
Price for large box. $3C0 or 1 boxes
fay so 90, scat w mail 20 any part Of the
VDilrd States or Canada on receipt OF
price, or hv express G. @. ID Address
ASH & ROBBINS,
Si0 FULTON srRr-V. NrrrN1.TN. Y,
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EryNIN Yourselves by making la~1sey
NUl 4 when golden chance is offered.
nilDt thereby always keeling poverty
from your door. Those who always take
advantage TT ihc good chHmccs ior r'aking
norey that arc offered, @cEt rally he' o'nS
wealthy. wli!.. those who do not improve
such chances remain in p verify. We want
many men, women, boys and girist to work
for ia RICH, in their own localities. The
business will pay more than ten tines or
binary wages We furnish an expensive
outfit and all that you need, free. No Que
who engages fails to make money very
rapidly. You can devote your whole time
to the work, or only yonr spare moments.
Full! information and all that is needed
sen, fee Address STINSON II CO.,
Dec 16 s-v. Fualnn,, Maine.
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TO Tns WoMrs .. MAasaAHi, -
G,ec,,uQ. Psace, pros erlty and Joy
10 yours, az YOU gather at III. gItd
ses.on with tLoss who ye~ lo,s II
happy homer.
We The msmbs-a Of the Woman q
Christian Temperance Union would
bling to your remembrance our peu
ton Of past years. Reminding You OF
homes dsrkeusd ana desoIate, because
Of tho Demon OF Drink, Nc b.se-ch
you to think Of many wax cues, east
iy overcome by ths power Of appetite.
Some such may he AMONG Your guest
At Christians, and New Year. HI!i
you not therefore in imitation OF the
LADY Of the White house rcsoIv. to
Danish from your rsfrsshnsnt tabies
all Intoxicating beverages Wa h'h
this especially Of the young ladies Of
the State. Recognizing .ha powerful
influence you wieil We would enlist
you Or the .ile OF right, Remember
lhe petition lead No not into tsInYta
ton, and may no one in the futnrs
be shs to say 6 you at VA: the gsss
from woman land that caused ny
downfaIl.' So my all CAristm :
bencdictions coms to every heart and
home and no discord in tha glad re
tra:u, which is our walchword. "tcr
God, and Home and Native Land.
By order of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union OF Md.
GKoaGIA HuLsE McLEop, Cor. Sec ~
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A national convention OF negroes
will b. in session at Washington about
the time of the inauguration Of ths
new president. Wonder, If they wont
appoint committee to wait upon
President Garfield to suggest col.
orsd cabines officer or something such.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-12-30

Eight northern and western states,
Now York, pennsvlvania, Illinois,
Massachusetts,, Ohio. Missouri, Michi-
gan and Iowa contribute nearly two.
thirds of al'he post Office receipts paid
by the States and territories com.
binsd.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-12-30

On Wednesday, of lat wesk Mr..
Geo. Cotton, accompanied by his son
Mr.. Luther Cotton, Ct the Maryland
Rcpubl;ron, returned from his pro.
:rectsd European tour.
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James r. Meme, the great wheat

James r. Meme, the great wheat
and stock Speculation, has bought one
Of the finest farms in the South, the
Meek farm in the Shenandoah valley,
for more than two hundred thousand
dollars. He Intends to raise b!oodet
horscs. A stallion worth sec, 900
died ior him The othe, day.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-12-30

The colorsl labor Of tbs South, as
a class, is to day bette pad, no"s
steadily employed and more uniformly
!tes from want than the iarlr labor Of
the North or Of any country OF tie
world. 49, Huiu!sIpAiu I,"'3s.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-12-30

Jay GoulI's conservatory at Irving
ton, on the Hudson, n. Y, the hand
.omest in the ,country WAS DESTROYED
bv fire en- Dee. 10. I.ms, 800 900.
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A SOLDIER n"o wAs at the battles o!
Shiloh, Ccrnth, Lookout Mountain,
and Missionary Ridge, whore the can =
onaiing was very hpa@g and csntnu-
Gus, lasting ior tive days, writes to the
,ytiem,'d> 4n,t,rccn 10 1isp.l The pop
ular delusion that heavy canonadss
produce rain. Experience proves that
this theory il, a false one, and that
csnnonadinG has no effect upon the
weather wnsteyrS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-12-30

Edwin Booth is receiving -.
,sia4dits Of snthu.ias,tc London audi.
euces
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The Friend of Delicate Ladies'

Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver
Cure is the remedy hat will cure the
many diseases peculiar to women.
Headaches, neuralgia, difordered
nerves, weakness, mental shocks and
kindred ailments are etieetua|lv re
moved bv its use.--Ws -NoAers
Myo-ane.
My cmtcr I I q.
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EoReE PRcFERTY,

alt.ining IN Isri, and boun1"1 by the
Aar,is now or formerly Owned hy George
" Fnrcmnn, John a f!rag'", G. b. Gil
bc't asld Others. Containing q acres, more
or less and lias in!- thereon erected large
and cUt1Tenicnttw 0.siury wea: boarded
DWELL lNt! HOt Sc,
Substantially built; huiltlng formerly
usno and stil wei! adapted fora
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MaryiHntl News.

The Marvl.nd penitentarv pays a
surplus of 81 900 into tie State Treas
ury this year.
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It il said hat there nsver h.
been experienced 50 dull and ssd "
Christians ia Ireland.
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PHJEsEAHG SALE!
OF
ss7.E REAL ESTATE!

AN NJ I,I,TI a y ICeSTOW y Nj ID.
The Undersigned will expose to Public
Sale Al tho Gilbert House, Mcclnnicsto~n,
Frederick county, Nd,
FriQap, Jan. :, 1881 at | Q C1ockp.n'.
the following Real Estate. situated about a
quarter of mile from said town, to wit.
The tract of land knUwn ~ the
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-12-30

Britain has cage to axe Of ano;i.
revolt u hsr Son't. AflIa,n deperd
eacy. The B0-rs Ar uHI"r anus "a
c.usc mnu4 trv9bte in TIE IIans'as
Republic.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-12-30

A Democrats Senator, from IeX&s,
whipped sleeping car conductor
while en- route to Washington the
other day. This is the frat substantial
Domocr. tic victory that We have been
called uron to 'aentic'n 'hi' ""a-.--
T.. r4a,s r." ,T1,m.i
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ANOTHER RAILROAD PRoJErT, -
The Greencast.e, Pa. Irrss Says thst
a number Of prominent citizens Of that
phase, Welsh Run and Mercelshurx,
have under consideration project Of
building = railroad from Eve Forks
via Gresnees;le snl Welsh Run t.
Msrcorshulg. Say. tl.t rsper:
"a route Of easy grade car be 10.
Gated b,twceu ttoss two points, and
we understand Mr.. Hood, President
OF the Wcst-rn Maryland rstIr9aA,
hray.i,y favor. the enterprise. a
railroad built as contemplate! would
train, in freight and passenger travel
almost entirely tho southwestern side
Of Franklin county, and give for all
Of us nearer and che per ronts to
tide water and to Baltimore city
that is making rapid Progress rs 4
commercial. shipping and manuf&ctur,
ing emporium
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SCRAP IRON FORGE,
VALUABLE WATER POWER

having II capacity of about 1903 lbs oftron
prr iay, with proper machinery aud a
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Political Notes Ana Opinions.

Senator Blaine has proposed bill
to reduce the postage on letters to
Two cents.
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General News.

The great wheat combination broke
no with a aeries Of disastrous failures
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corrected, thus aaording excellent fAcili
ties for carrying Oh iron ar other manu-
Recurring business ut moderate expense
lis location is in a tlsi class iron comma.
nhy II uas also Stable and other i'm.
rrpvencuts The land is al good quality
for farming purposes and is within one.
fourth mile OF railroad facilities. viz the
Western Maryland Railroad aud Mechan
ics,own R.R Station
Terms Of snl.. ,.nd all other desired ia .
fornI,irn can be Obtained by addressing
tir undersigned at iIar. i-hUrg Pa, and
will be- made known at sale.
J. ". NiLSTLlNG.
The ir'nrnncr on tic property is f?100
whicn Nil he Transferred to purchaser,
after complying with the terms nf the sale
without extra charges Zee l6tS
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-12-30

Hon. I.smusi Todd Of Carlisle is q
dark horse in the Pennsylvania Sen
atorial race.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-04-29
Senator Vest of Missouri disal

Senator Vest of Missouri disap- proves of gush about the rights of the Indians. He has no patience with the namby -pamby notions of Eastern preachers and editors. Isn't it ill the Bible that the Jews drove out the idolatrous Canaanites, kill ing good many of them in the pro- cess and settled on their lands? As for the effort now making to Chris tianize these wild Indians, Senator Vest of Missouri is of the opinion that it would be as sensible to preach to jungle tigers or hyenss. His plan is to break up tribal relations to al so break the treaties under which tue members of a tribe hold their lands in common, to compel them to take out land in severality, to throw open the surplus land to white set clement, to deprive the 7S,000 blan- ket Indians oftheir guns and ponies. put them on 8 comparatively small reservation, and turn them over to the army. "When the first war par ty leaves" says Senator Vest, "let the cavalry of the United States follow and cut them to peices."
 Delegate Downey of Wyoming agreesIin the nam with the Mis- souri Senator. He holds that the present policy of gentleness must be replaced by policy of force; he is convinced that. when barbarous nomads get in the way of civlliza- tioR, civilization has the right to remove the obstruction. Besides, as he told the House week ago last Saturday, Mir. Downey of Wyoming is of the opinion that there is "much of fiction in the idea of the right of Indian domain over territory ryp'- N. Y. Sun.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-04-29
Tax Them Out.

MR. EDITOR: One of the nuisan cs, of 8 small city or town is the street merchant or pedler showing his chear CD goods and swindlIng honest custo- mers. And it occurs to me that this kind of business ought to be taxed out of town. Our home merchants pay taxes and rents, bear the principal part of the burdens of the city govern ment, and assist in many ways to build up the town and establish trade. But the inherent pedler who cares not a cent whether fire or famine sweeps the town when he leaves it, is licensed for a trifie to turn the streets into an auc- tion house, and where by his clownis h attractions, he gathers crowd and soon gathers every dollar and cent from their pockets.
 Is this fair treatment all around?
 FAIR PLAY