Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-07-08
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4 thyst recently
4 peculiar featurN
contains drop
4 stone. There is a
exhibition ia PhfN
water but this j. IN
an amethyst 20 pecu
Why will not grass
NJ. Paul Bert has shown
the development Of plHHV
a green glass frame With thou
they Were in darkness. m nds til
plants specially require If suW
light is deprived of the red plants 500
cease to thrive.
In poem read by Robert Grant at the receni
reunion of the Alumni of the Boston Lat
School was the following:
Our great public schools-may their innuen
spread
UatiI statesmen use grammar and ounces
dead
Until no one dare say, in this land Of the +,
''lle done" for "he did" or "it's her. for
She
Some one put wooden Indian under tho
of Detroit old maid and of course sheN
and yelled, and a policeman came
crawled under the bed to bring the burgla
and fought the Indian for thirty minute
tore he found out IL was wooden, and thenV
told the spinster she was a gone by old nun
head and went out and pumped on his heay
for half an hour to get the dust ont Of ms eye
Secretary sherman-s oaly child - an niopy /
~ e1iy nter Is an adopted child; that IL
adopted chii9 is only daughters ihat-ill.
e9nted 2 , 9m rh ,,a l ht III.
ad9Ptsd eniid Il that only his child
ing no child, be borrowed one 10 keep M a Y Y
peuranccs.
Mr. JosceIine Bagot, Mr.. Drummond, or til,
Grenadier Guards, and Mr.. T. Wright, winne
of the international balloon contest, accom-
plished the feat OF going to the Derby race in
/ ballon. The ascension was made at the Crys
+ tai Palace. and they descended IN field aboE
quarter OF Il mile from the grand stand, Whicl
they reached in time to witness the victory o
I IroquoIs.
The Rev. Dr. CoTcoran, of Philadelphia VIII,
4 i recognized one Of the abest and mos
learned theologians of the Catholic Church ii
( America, ana an authority upon all matters o
biblical Interpretation, in an interview pub
lished in the Philadelphia Times upon the r.
4 viSed English version of the New Testament
expresses the opinion that the reyisers have re
moved many mstranslations which he be
lieyes TO have been desiguedly Incorporated ii
the authorized version. and that they hay
( brought the English Testament into closer har
mony than before with the Latin of St Jerome
which he naturally regards Us the authorize
tive version.
In Berlin, horse while crossing the elcctri
| railway, having set his hoof upon rail was in
/ stantly thrown down, and another horse HAY
ing also touched the rail with his ironshc,
hoof received shock which sent him gallon
ing oil iii " iii terror.
Nine years ago Fannie Smith, a little girl o.
her deathbed, placed i'll the hands OF Rev
Samuel A. Mutchmorc, of Philadelphia, 81
and asked him to build "a church for poor pee
pie like me-" The clergyman resoyled that III
girls dying wish should be carried, and ha
succeeded III erecting massive stone churcl
costing 100000 the money having been given h.
persons who had become interested in the l.,
~ OF the dying girls bequest. ~
iii'' N'teotu"rgarfne FACTORY ----es.~sg startss
IN New Orleans is turning out from 500
70 5000 pounds of the article daily. 1t seems /,
Dc popular with consumers there, and the an
/ TIRE product of the factory is readily disDosea
! OF TO the local trade at l6 cents per noi,nd
4 winch has had the effect to bring down HI.
price OF dairy butter from 35 and a cents II
ABOUT % cents per pound.