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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-09
REGISTRATION NOTICE

THE Officers of Registration of Voters for
i the Eight Election Districts of Montgo-
merry county, will sit with open doors, from
9 o'clock, A. NJ, until o'clock, P. M, on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, the 9Th, 9th, 7th,
9th and 9th of September, 1881,
at the following places, for the purpose of
striking from the List of Qualified Voters the
names Of all persons who have died, removed
or become disqualified under the Constitu-
tion and Laws of Maryland, and also for the
purpose of registering all persons not here
tofore registered, who shall apply to be regis
tered and shall possess the requisite quaIifi-
cations under the Constitution of the United
States and the State of Maryland, and for
the purpose of discharging all other duties
required Of them under the Act of Assembly
of the State of Maryland, Chapter 249, passed
at January Session, 1876:
Cracklin District, No. l, at Laytonsville.
Clarksburg District, No. 2, at Clarks-
burg.
Medley's District, No. 8. at Pooles-
vile.
Rockville District, No. 4, at Rock
vile. ft}8ifE'ftf
Berry's District, No. 5, at Colesville.
Jamestown District, No 6, at Darnes-
town. 80 ~
Bethesda District, No 7, at Bethesda
Mechanicsville District, No. s, at Me-
gainesville.
Gaithersburg District, No. 8, at Gath
erburg
Great Falls District, No. 10, at Offutt's
X Roads M A
a-Naturalized citizens desiring to be re-
gistered, must bring their. naturalization pa
pers with them. 80
Es- Officers Of Registration are prohibited
from entering upon the list of registered vot-
ers the name of voter or from striking from
said list the name of any person already en-
tered thereon, except at the time and place
prescribed by the act.
- "a. G. MERRIWETHER,
Officer of Registration, LIST District.
JOHN H. GIBSON,
Officer of Registration, I'd District.
MILITANT T. JONES,
Officer of Registration, Sd District.
R. S. PATTERSON,
Officer of Registration, 4th District.
SAMUEL ]. HOPKINS,
Officer of Registration, 9Th District.
SAMUEL W. BOSWELL,
Officer of Registration, 9Th District.
CLAYTON WILLIAMS,
Officer of Registration. 18th District
ROBERT NJ. MACKALL,
Officer of Registration, 9Th District.
JAMES II. CLAGETT,
Officer of Registration, 9th District.
OLIVER S. MAUS,
Officer of Registration, 10th District.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-09
MARYLAND DIRECTORY,
FARM FOR SALE

A FARM OF l75 ACRES, in good state
"A Of cultivation, well fenced and watered
One hundred and thirty acres of cleared land
the balance in OAK and Chestnut There 4
on the place young and thrifty ORCHARD
Of Apple and Peach trees.
tbs located on the Jamestown and Rock.
vile road, four miles from Rockville and three
miles from Gaithersburg Depot.
The improvements consist of u two-s,ory
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, containing
eight rooms, and other necessary outbuild.
ngs.
For particulars, apply at once to
RICHARD r. BEALL.
Attorney-at-Law, Rockville, Nd.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS

A0mxIN0 Lux AGmGN -
Such as Six-Horse Wagon, 2-horse do, 3
3-hsrse Flows, l-horse Barshear Flows, G
Double-Shovel Flows, 2 Single-Shoyel do,
2 3-horse Harrows, l Champion Reaper, i
Keller Drill, Wheat Fan, Cutting Box, l
Cider Mill, Corn Shelter, l Horse Rake, l
2-horse Slide. Ox-Cart and Yokes, Scythe
and Cradle, Bramble Scythes, Grindstone,
Hsy-Press, Fifth Chain, Log Chains,
wheelbarrow, 2 sets Spreaders, Tripletrees,
2 Doubletrees, short Singletrees, Hay
Carriage, Scoop Shovels, 2long-hande do,
Hay Knife. Set of Blacksmith's Tools,
sets Breechband Harness, 3 sets Lead do, 6
sets Plow do, sets Boat do, / set Carriage
do, set Buggy do, and many other arti-
cles not mentioned
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of six months
will be given on all sumso $l0 and above,
the purchaser giving note with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest from the day Of sale !;
all sums under $40, cash. No property 10 be
removed until the terms Of sale are complied
With
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-09
John A. Bakers Column.
P L 0 " s

Oh - ~ W ~
are offered to the Farmers of the county for
the coming season with many valuable i'm
prOvements.
THE WARD is the strongest and most
durable Plow in the market.
THE WARD is the best for general
purpose work, in both sod and stubble.
THE WARD has the simplest and most
complete adjustment for using two or three
horses abreast.
THE WARD is the best plow extant
for hard clay and stony ground;
THE WIZARD rivals all other chilled
Flows for cleaning in loose and adhesive soils.
THE WARD cannot be excelled for
Lightness of Draft.
THE MALLEABLE IRON BEAM is the
only practical adjustable metal Beam made :,
is guaranteed against bending or breaking is
perfectly adjustable for or horses over
10000 in use and not one in a thousand failed.
The POINTERS, Wheels and Handles are all
adjustable.
The Chilled Moldboards excel all others for
hneness and uniformity.
It's Shoes and Wearing Parts are more du-
rable than those of any other pillow.
A Comparison of the processes OF manu-
featuring will show the superiority ofmateral:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-09
For County Surveyor,

CHARLES F. TOWNSEND.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-09

THE Officers of Registration of Voters for
Il the Eight Election Districts of Montgo-
merry county, will sit with open doors, from
9 o'clock, A. NJ, until O'Clock, P. NJ, on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-09
AN ATTRACTIVE SALB
ELEGANT FURNITURE,
Carriage, Stock, Farm Utensils, &c.

TINE following described Furniture and
Il other Personal Property will be sold
wifhnnf rnsnrun ON
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-09
WEDNESDAY, September 18th, 1881

good as new, MeDermotts make; one Set oil
Single Carriage Harness, Double Set Wagon
Harness, two-horse iron-axle Wagon, Plows,
Harrow and other Farming indictments
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-09

faVorab Agricultural Public
nee and personal reputation hitherto excellence
Fertilizers AS MANUFACTURED BY HIM. the
Farmers and Planters Maryland and Virginia with the that the high
standard quality each
, 1881-05-02
DIR. LOl,1SiER.
LIZ RESIGNS TllE r..ATOnATE OF TIE FIRST
,NAITl9T ClluILClI,

LIE RESIGNS TIE r.lATOEATE OF TIE FIRST
NArTlsT clluNCII,
at meeting Of the congregation of tho
First Bnptist Church, held some weeks agu,
q COMMITTEES was appointed 10 confer with o
committee from the Michigan Avenue DaI,.
tilt Church In regard 10 the proposition 0f
the inter Organization to turn over their pro-
psrty to n new church, providing such new
church sllouid be orean!za.l. Tl.ls Commit
teo submitted the following report ut q meet
Ink held last Frtllay eventlg:
- 70 TIE First Baptist Church, Chicago
DEAN bnETilnxy;, Your CoMnlItteeappollt.
NlcliRan Av0nue: baptist church to con-
slider ti.e proposition inhds BY them 10 turn
ovar ttleir property to q new church Orgalli.
FaI!ons provided 'OnB should be formed,
which would rebuild the ilousa Ut worship,
an4 also to learn wlicthsr q sufficient
amount at funds could he secured to guaruu-
teo the SUCCESS of ula enterprise by leave to
report. ~
Eks-That they have thoroughly cousl.l-
cred the questions referred 10 tliani. huytng
h91 Iepeateu conferences with the coMullttee
Ot A!cht gan Avenue baptist Church.
Eecond-sHe are OF. tbs opinion that q con-
siderable number, qS persons are ready 10
, 1881-05-02
THOU SHALT NOT KILL,

SERAON Nf THE NEv. ARTHUR LITTLE.
The Rev. Arthur Little preached lust eyet-
Ing at TIC Now England Congregational
Church to fair.slzed audience, notwltl,.
stnnulng the ,iiifavorable weather, Ills SER
mon was one OF n aoslrs on tho Command
MUnts, aud ho took for his text tic following
words: =.
Thou shalt not kll-Erots,s, al, ~.
Tho reverend gentleman spoke us follows:
anu DNs!S lii the EreNt central truth Ot tic
dignity of lli1n.. aud the sacredIess aid
pruclonsness, Of lIfc. Its strong govern
..ent, wall Of protection. bold tlufense
tt9ll mud protectlon., 1t wo,,ll warn otY alltl
drive awny evssy ruthless Invader VI t!lls holy
y! nolies; this sNere4 shrine Wl,eto tl,is ~.
etianlY spark. kln.ilet BY the divine tol!cl,, Ii
incest ,huiuaI, .skill can over. .ngnin rekm,lle
into ifalne. This conpnlNlldiIuilt Plumbers
out tS Imperative against nil assault, all
,yiolence, carolosnesS. neglect. nbuse, uvery
tllls thing which God brcutles in1n luall, con
him after His own luluKe.
And II ~ only AS UiIe CONES to feel that man
li!ln; something wlicl. sepurAtss Him by Il
tlStANce WllGt, cAlll!0t ba measured from all
living c!elturcs y. the world besidcs, alId tile
W0nt!erfn! dignity Of human nature sGcog-
Mlzeu, that life WILL be safo at,A crime fDtFl-
a isw words aside tro,n the main discuss
sl0l; " may and ought to bU snlM In t'lls
connection a.at thls llfe is thus !utlnllIy
always to ba our highest aim IL preserve il.
Ille sanle great law VI luyu whicl. f0rbihs lls
TO XIII, requires uR sometimes ~ die. Tliuru
!lre st,iuo things more sacred tl,an life Truth
" more sacred, and Ot,e nlRy be called tO die
S0r truth. ll0Deaty Ia mare Sacret. Tho
Wol4-pelhK OF my tell!lW ltlen must ha de0rUr
thau Ito. Thb ptllanttlropiHt, the sUlaur,
ule pNyslciln who At tha Gull OK duty ~.
inalns among the sick Rlll lyias,, breathing
Africa, anu, snbliN,cst ot All, parllHia, tiio
misstnnhry Ut tho cross, {lMpurlllng lite To
sAye souls--are illustrations of the tslct That
ttinru u Solilethlllx learer than life. The
principle which requires lne 10 sauriilce NY
own lllo at tic call Ut duty requires Me Il,
co,set!t to the saeFltlce OF tho lives of. other
lnvn when the highest elills aild best iNts, esty
OF humanity laMaMd 1t. =
4telc1 1t may bo remarked IN passing that
thls commandment not only does NOT forbid
4a sntlictioll u capital punishment for 1n.ir~
PigMa sanstlty, wort'llness, atld greatness Uf
nlWrsl0rer, who In hla malice ~ mad passion
fnrgets the mystery. and wonlsriulness VI
the nature OF his victim, should bs put To
NtutG. Yhts Is the uxuct GROUND uptlN
WlitesH. centuries before the deeaIogue, the
9eatA pxna!ty WIS pronounced In tbs tnys OF
NOAH" Whose slelleth nlull'A blood, by
man shall .hls. blood be She'd" "iOr ii, tha
lMase Of God made he muS ''-tu other
, 1881-05-02
A CHANGE OF VENUE. j,

1p&eIal DIsyat6A to IAs GAtsaa' I''0" ..,. tor
WAurAcA, Wls., April D.-iha saa In.
libel Of Dr, Kempster. Of the Softnei," ~, 4.
sane Hospital, near Oshkosh aga'nss naard ~. of
Q. Wright, Secretary Of the stalhgt staht,i' hu wa5 to
Charities aud Reform, and WIS" Wn,linn,y' las
have bean tried III W!nnebago ConhisJsx ai,sIxy Of
been taken " this county an aosa = Wiii eoues
hers for trial, probably at the ,.s neAt MsfsyA sfsA
court, which, commences Ut Ma0pAes
, 1881-05-02

oHf cos.'mHnlleef nVcE WNu9e coHhletA Ann III
whose dwellings, anti on the FENCES Gf whose
ynrtts, a1ll p,lWhOso hills ns headings RlMl OIL
whose tables, anti On WHOSE torellsads antl
t nsss s @ sss1s 5 9ts1;Gf s u ef@s {. wysS TsS
III letters OF lire, "Tlu,l slialt mt Kill" nlNi
Mno arc numbering more people al,!! innn,'.
fact.lrinE lore nnrterers, tfal, NIL other
sssff sssaH fH WIZ IL aSTa&sts %s sips e
scn.l ", ooO s!uls lutU ciornity from our
owl, laiid every year, anil furnishes tho. stuII
M,.'cr thY inil.Ie,,ee u wh!c'l Nlne:tcn!hs q
i hut u Simple answer. hut you say murder
Hes III tfle intent, tho n0tlve. 'rltcy have M
mat!Ss: 'o 2 , WIsl,, To- arm ti,e'r telIow.net,.
SmsTEer ,n k'"W rfor rhe result er totr
abandoning their iloMlc!,ial traffic" Afy Ny
frGntlst ltllUt.tnnkinK, lfqtor-sclllnE, anil
lll,lor-tlrlnklrg, with The light nnW shed
po tie isH,ees Is mrer ,s ~ nIi suicide
S"sils'; !s ,s + eoas iaw CONCERNING 'as''sr II
AZ! a iligsnscs sxs{csses, habits Of sres',
etis4xs II sinx q w %x w. Sssst ss 81 a os Sr %s
notion of all the bodily orgnns and functions,
cxposo and ruin tho lltalsh and induce pre-:
mature decay md dentlI. are Indirectly niid
VII y Si"'ass sss ih%t e ts is epss ~
field Of Immense extent us,d lnngnttutN. AZ
has been said. this foruLtls the ilabitltal use
0t strong drink, becatlse tfe worlds ex-
icrtlIcts Tic uSs of aii drugs. opiates, ST. and nd
narcotics, excepting, M in the Judgment of
cumpcte,it .plysicans, uletr atiininlstratiun.
VII cn S9vs IN, lfc lsteS Of DESTROYING t. Ts
lisaIvGniaro n The fIsht Of tHix NJ.
tura,,cp from Nfouut SfMli. Tic hait,,n(
pract,cs OF cntllK late and ,eiaDornte
shippers SO seasoned With stimulating contti-
Organisn,,-uli nbnndonrlent Of ones seif 10
co,ivyiaIlty ami praIldinl pursuits rs MI end.
all lntempernte excess iii Tie .grntl!ieatIon of
NM d se psGe ear vionton t,' 90 o. tse ae
tlying bed ndmit-ncn Of rare proinise-tlut
iata s,,ppers in colleges and tf1eIr concoi,.
and brought then, to MI curly ernye. ~00
Ut tie Crowds WHO yearly Iay Themselves
tpun tho. aItar pf tho tyrannlcal goddess Of
fashion, III their eager devotion 10 her h.
hcseyrs peIora thls azznr srlna o
more tl,an Epieslnn ulNgliiilcerIce at,tl Ercot-
ness, anti, IL they worship, tevonily sny:
solnciit,rs inodes}y.8 Yo, Know NoW lie
tIln-solctl shoes. gossanler attire. yiss.]iks
tiEltness Of apparel, microscopic lnts urI
bonnets make, war upon 4 botiy feaTfui!y
for nrotaction nrninst WIT. 1untie fnr fniI'
free, uninterrupted pIay aINI actton OF nli tho
0rRins-the liilgs-inuile for full oxygen
aie kn" a 81 IT, te b9oathS knv heas n ssf t f"4
party, with lis ,ni.lntgj,t and enrly ,lorninc
hours, heated room, md mUitlpliea rufrcsh.
Mcuts: low tho il,l,cr, with its iil-vpniilnt.tl
sa%tng snter "torata an Went n ~
citil1ess, Tho morning uir. The s,lccce{inr
days heavy ! sleep.-yoli Know inv
these things take tic freshness, beauty, mid
vlenr anu vltal lofce from those WHO figure
, 1881-05-02
RQlY FOUND.

s,sesas DbeasxA 10 1sS Chttaso 1FeI'" c,ev-
East SAGINAW, April S.-Musn Vl,,s
art, aged ~ years, Constable ~ beuua :. nd
Township, disappeared on AaIsH ,s savlaaa
his body was found floating 1siha,snss y ~
River to-day, with no marks a1 fa''''
, 1881-05-02
yords, the dignity and aacrclness Of human

nlty by which he guards It; and M denth Is
the highest pcnally, its Imposition shows
tne highest possible estimate OF the vniuo OF
lily.
those nntlona and communities TINT hnvu
niatte the highest attatnnents II, ancInl Drtlrr
fnve tloHo so lii the tsu nf capital punish.
n'ent tqr murder atad te!ate, erltnss rrooa.
OF tho world nf my Rreat progress III clvill-
zatlon without this pel,alty. -
Sat Whnt you VIII y otl,er modes OF pun
ia,ilieiit, thcrb is nothing else with so much
deterrent value AS tGatll.
The wcarIest and most ioathet, vnrt,t,y 1lfe
Which ngc, ac6o, pnlI,iry, and punisht,ent +
Can lny o., naltro. is l,aradiso
10 ~n". wo roar Of aeath.
the right OF seif-rfc,lsv Every hti,l,nt, being
lNs a lixst-nii inn aiini,nhle roGtMtn lila ,niiI'
by sOIie crime, lie fUrfejts flint sight. This
riKlt sarries WItl, i TIC light a!so 10 defend
in III. sni;is M. snirit % omc IL iustitied also II,
Defending the lives uf otliors. ''''
Neither does TIT. commandment absolutely
es s 5 to 5sSp5sss s 5sSsos
tlloso who recelvS protection, ,,or intortict,
tIof,. o"'''''~~s' ''' ''s'' ~ 'o'o'"-
Tbc Government Ia from t}ml--n 1,tvIue mr.
dance. It has, therefore. q right 10 be. mn,
With this right comics tho ortHluul riuht Ot
self-uroiectlon. / beltsy,. tGnra nrn fnF h,.tter
miinitlons ior n people tGa,l stn,,dinr armies.
atsctiais, EWnGoatS. tnnenzines" forts. ni,.f
ran,parta, i w0,itti be uInT Il, see Mi ,men
ai11 nations living IN nrncn mid lrnt1iertv
1--we. bit / 6elieye peace 30 is,yaitn,is n IIrss-
nr tllnt it Ia s0n,ctitnrs wnrti, sviin n, fiTht
for il, ""e ~ "e"'
but WI must hasten 10 cnumerate some
things positively forbidden by this command
It forbi,ls nil ii,ur,lrf viii "Mallcs afors.
tIIonght"; iii Ipiuicides. save in scjf-tit.
Tense, or ths defense nf others: nil stiicl.in
mil seifdcstr,ctio,i. save in cnscs n ,i,,ntese
liOncti a1Nl ltnMIstakn5le insanity. which fact
lncates GliYercrtiV thn res,n,nsibIiify: iii
riotolis md imsnrrectiotlory ,,rucsetlfnHs
whici, impcril tie; ali ,upb VIOLENCE. and iii
lynch law anti ilasty procetjur1 wiffinmt tl1n
process OF INV; alI atte,nuts to settia siies.
lion Ut honor By recourse to artils; ati muin,-
inE a,ld process OF torture; ali negligence In
these horrible buici,erirs and murders Witch
iii tie land, aud whose recital from tIay to
day chllis te blood. hnrtlens tia cnmscirnnce.
sii0cks our liner se,,sihilitIcs. and mnires NJ
, 1881-05-02

tA6 0Niy proposition Ut EtliEt0t a1lu many
particular arv Liable r. trouble elsewhere In
tha career II faith. Tho doctrine Ut second
aie ilts before ''!an. t. ba accepted or rcject-
Ell. alitt here too tho fact is SO much con.
who m..st desiro to belleve in u heaven to
come. Indeed Il Is among Tie good this
f0sM OF nkapiicisM ~ very common In our
day. Persons of tue highest character and
education ARE often found In the deepest sor-
row beGatlso they caslMot. be assured that
they will meet their scattered family beyond
the grave, Their hope depending largely
@ @npali tha hist0ry nf Jes',s Christ, fears cotle
mistaken writer's, or by writer's anxious 10
found . hsw religious lynusty, It Inns bosn
upon to speak words of cheer to frlands who.
been unable to believe that the loss was not
to bV perpetual. The future worlti lias never
STOOD out btfqfo humanity 9s dlst!nct Us the
s!!ll ~ or as dle blue canopy full Of stars. Al
uted death ~ u valley " shadow, and has
nsked with the old sacred poet, "Whvther, II
2 mar, die. ha shall live aRal,,?l' ald has al.
tlrn,ed with our nlodern po0t that
00.I moves Ia mysterious way
His wondors 10 perform.
II must therefore be conceded that much
OF skepticls.n results frot, the fact that tic
existence Of Ooa and Of u second ltfe ot
bt wc Sfs eas Te nss 40 n"S nSs soRf
which nuke II easy for even righteous per
sons to full Into painful ailu lifelong doubt.
10 ask. why the CrentOr Of the universe
should tayv perlnltted doubt OF Ills exist
ehce 0r Ut the existence oi second life TO 10
possible to my hea.rI, IL to ask that s4an bo
empowered to understand tho lnliMit One,
alll bU lllate NIL equal Ut G0tl. The inquiry
IL beyond human privilege. Our duty is 10
make The best possible liss ot what IL granted
70 US ln cur subordinate condition. Accept
nsg nt moral thlnxs as they are, we must deal
tendeFx With those who. are ssskin2 llKAt
, 1881-05-02

repeat without trai4Rr6sslng, IN appearances
a. Ieast, tho bounds 9f nodasty, tho con-
ny lcatllng the enterprise a,,d becoming pas-
tnr0t tho new organization; and, for reilsuns
which | alM prepared TO assign, ! have tle-
terntlied to accept the trust. | do this be-
church Ara mt nlcnllers Ut any, and their
wishes u tile matter deserve s0inu constder-
ntlon; ! do 90 because It would bo difficult,
u not Impossible, for stranger to grasp the
present state ~ things and fuflOw 1t Up with
advantage, willie there ARE many WHO eau
tAkg my place in your pulpit aIIl succeed a.
well, AMI most likely better. tan myself; aud
J. do % 90. anl!iyt because never Gun conse..t
Or forbear any sacril!co o,, my part to pre-
serve such i l0c,ltion NJ that Uil Michigan
MyenNe t0 ol,r Reorganization. In Gods prOv-
lt!e'lev came to ChlcnRo. hoping to aid .you
betcll y FROM tue fire alMl commercial panIr,
and which tllore or lusH paratyxetl All raIiK-
ioas bodies in the city. and through your
ia!tntainess, , % cooperation. and Rss'arosity
tint uiIu interest u safs aud anutliar aplHnis
for help. 1t WOULD mot be III harmony with
NY Views OF duty as minister ok Chrlst fnr
'T i1t 70 esitate; large congregatioM can By
nn accessible not only to Tie uiliuent but tO
Gle needy, and 0ile especially accessIble to
naMNIens nun, ol young metz ali women WHO nrB
noW practically without church hnn,e, mud,
,N iatiG!,s wlti. you, aud 80 forth to this Rroat
:, | aln excGedlngly anxious TINT this separa-
ftnll shall ba eiIvctel In 4 manner lost calcu-
lated TO pr0n,0le the continued prosperity
ail! ,eillclehcy ct tie First Church. After
Mak!nx allowance for tile loss Of those who
may aeem 1t their duty 10 "a Into tho new or.
Ran!xati0n. strong body financially uueil,~
bArraSsed VIII yenain; and, Us The trend Of
population IL III THO direction Ut this church.
nhly tenlpofarY Inconvenience can possibly
10 taken, aiid the precise Mseth0tls to bs e,ii-
ployed III carrying ont these plA,la, ln,ist
refer t0 your discretion AMI your preferences.
May you bo dlvlnely' guided. OM Your de-
clslUn walt, ready IL Niiftu iu my pla,, that
VIII prove advantageous to YOU aud COLI
Anclve TO the colllIllDn EoDtl.
Thanking tlo church amt congregation for
tneir CubpHrAtion and sympathy during my
pastosnte With them, ulNl believing that they
Will appreciate the mUtlves by which / ain
actuate.t; nut! assuring them OF my DESIRE to
serve them III every way, and aid them ut
this JuActurc, US always Bliull t0 tn tie tut
lire, remain, with sweet memories Ut ttv
past, arl with constant love and gratitude,
their pnstOr, GkoRuE u. I.OIuMEN.
After recalling the letter, Dr, LorlIier aade
a. few additional remarks, thanking Ills
charge for the uniformly courteous and kind
treatment they had accorded hlm slslce jlO
bud been called to their lnitlst, Some of
theM would ask. Are we never to have rest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with the exCruCiating pain OF cut.
ting teeth? II so, 70 at once and get o
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
mediateiy@ depend npon a''i Il; there lTTS'i Is nc no
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on earth who has ever used It who will moi
ell you at ono that II will regulate the
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relief and health TO the child, operating
like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to use In
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The prescription Of n Of the Oldest and
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United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
Unless tho facsimile OF Curtis & Perkins Il
m the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi.
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Beware Of limitations. MwdP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

The symptoms are moisture, like persRi.
ration, intense itching, Increased by
scratching, very addressing, particularly
at night, as II pin worms we're crawling
in and abuutthe reCtum the private parts
are sometimes affected II allowed TO cor.
tinue, very serious results may follow.
"Dr. swNyne's All.Hesling Ointment, is a
pleasant sure cure. Also for Tettof, Itch,
Salt Rheum, SCald Head, Etysipelas, Bar.
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boxes for 81 %. Sent by mail 10 any ad.
dress on receipt OF price in currency, OF
three.cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by Dr.. swayne 4 Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prom.
inent druggista
swsyne'S Pills are the best for all bilious
disorders, MwP4w