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PATENTS.

R. H. E D DY. No. 76 State St., Opposite KfIby, Boston, SECURES Patents in the United States; also in S Great Britain France and other foreign countries Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by mitting dollar. Assignments recorded at Wash ington No Agency in the United States possesses perior facilities obtaining Patents or ascertaining the patentability of inventions. R. H. EDDY,
 Solicitor of Patents.
 TESTIMONIALS.
 ssI regard MT. Eddy as one of the MOST CAPABLE AED.suocEssFUL practitioners with whom have had official intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
 Commissioner of Patents" ssInventors cannot employ person more truetwor- thy more capable of securing for them early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office
 EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patente."
 BOSTON, October 19, 1870. R. H. EDDY, Esq.-Dear Sir-You procured for me, in 184O, my first patent. Since then you have acted for and advised in hundreds of cases and pro cured many patente, reissues and extentione. have occasionally employed the best agencies in New York Philadelphia and Washington, but still give you al moet the whole of my business in your line, and ad
 Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER Boston, January 1, 1881. jail eod1y NIInI ILLUSTRATED @lln 9hiu SCIENTIFIC NEWS. @IlUI Volume Four begins January 1st. It is regarded as the best owpriced suienti hcand mechanical journal ever published. We bring to this work experience of twenty five years, which is worth something We believe in the prosperity of Manufacturers and Mechanics We believe in the development and protection of Inventors and Patentees. Manufactur CTS cannot progress without Inventors. Inventors must be sustained by Manufacturers. We believe in the protection of both these of our nationa strength by all just laws With these ideas as thel basis of our work, we shall look diligently for every a Mecahanics, asn @ Manufac 1 m cures, Engineering, Chemistry, Electricity, and all the Practical Arts, including Workshop and Household Economy. Each number of our paper will be well Illustrated with Engravings of Machinery, Tools. Implements. New Processes and Discoveries in the Industrial Arts and Sciences, with liberal selections the best English French and German scientific and mechani- cal papers.
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Remaining in the New Haven postofice New Haver county State of Connecticut, advertised Wednesday Jan. 5, 1881:
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bUSCUu GG NOW OTK AIT Line Xxx.
 On and after MONDAY, Nov. %, 1SsO trains f% will run follows: Esz3S 500 a. n. train for Willimsntic &A S:06 a. un- Train for Willimantic connects at
 Willimantic with trains of the N Y and N. K. and N. [. N. railroads, arriving in Boston at 1:15 P m, Providence 12:25 Worcester l2:27 p m., and Norwich at 1O:5O g. m. 1045 Train for Willimantic connecting at WILL mAHtic with N. Y. and N. E. and New London Northern RaiIroads eos p. Train for Wilimantis, connecting at WILL mantic with New London Northern R. R. for Norwich and New London, n Trains leavo Turnerville for Colchester ss 5fG a- 1.07, 500 and T:4S p. n1 Leave Colchester for Turneryille at eS6 and 11.l7 n-, and 5:58 and TAI p. n-
 Trains connect at Middletown with the Connecticut Valley Rail road for Saybrook and Hartford
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New Haven and Derby Railroad. Train Arrangement COna-.
 mencfnS Dec. |. 1880.

LEAVE NEW HAVEN, At 7:l6 and 1o:oo a. n-, 2:oe, 6:s0 and o:sO p. m
 LEAVE ANSONIA, At S;4S, 300 and HAS na, 3:10 and 7:25 p. ID. Connections made at Ansonia with passenrar trains Of the Naugatuck railroad and at New Haven with the principal trains of other roads centerine there. E. S. OIJINTARD SuDt New Haven Nov. 30, 1880 dI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-25

sss-Thc Pennsylvania Legislature has passed
an excellent law to prevent bribery and fraud At
primary elections. Il punishe. by fne and inn.
prisonment any candidate who with money. Office
or the promise Of any reward seeks to induce any
vessr 10 vote fsr hi'a. Il does the ,amc 90 any
voter who offers 60 give his vote or his influence
In confederation Of u reward or the hope Of any.
IL punishes BY fine and imprisonment any person
not qualified 60 vote. Who votes. or any person
who votes more than once On the same day. or
votes more than one ticket for the sane esndi.
date; and Furnishes the person Who advises ar pro.
cures the person so 10 DO II puni,he, delegates
to nominating conv ention. who shall receive. &C.
eePt OF solicit any reward in consideration for hi.
vote OF influence, aud in the same way puni.hes
any committee man, return judge. or clerk Who
accepts bride, and hold. tho man who offers Il
equally liable with him. The purpose Of the Law
Is to strike at the very root Of political corruption
aud IL shall prove effective in placing every man
upon the same footing in his party. We may look
for an Improvement in the public service which
wall be welcomed by all good citizens. viii the
next Legislature Of Maryland have backbone
enough to pass n Law similar in its provisions to
this.
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State Temperance Work.

Al . meeting of the Executive Commiitss Of the
State Temperance Alliance, held a few days ago,
the following resolutions we're offered BY AR. Daniel
"Rs.oired, That in the coming Fall campaign
the Marylan State Temperance Alliance will adj
here 90 its former policy of retaining 20 take on
eial action In reference TO any other candidate for
Office than those for the Legislature.
".,soired That the Committee ON Political
Action be requested TO take into confederation ~
soon possible, the matter of the proper attitude
that this Alliance anil the temperance voters
generally throughout the State shall assume in the
election Of delegates TO the next Legislature. and
report as soon a' practicable to this Executive
Committee.
"Resoircd, That in the meantime. aud until aid
election earnest efforts shall be made by the mem
bers Of this Executive Committee, directly and
through other temperance organizations they may
be able 20 influence. TO secure the signatures Of
many voters ne possible 10 local option pledges
In order that We may be the better able 20 ascer-
tain our strength, with the view Of guiding the
more inteliigsn,ly our action"
Thee resolution. excited musL discussion an.l
4 motion made 10 include sheriff." Ia the
FIRST resolution, bu, finally the whole matter We.
laid over until the mex, meeting.
The secretary announced that the "Lncai Option
Pledge Book" was ready for distribution. lie
had, according TO orders, sent out some few 10
member. to &c, signatures. aud would send the
others out at once. Tho book contains the follow
Ing pledge:
1--WE, the undersigned. believing that every
community ought 20 have the right TO determine
BY ballot whether intox ieating liquors shall he sold
therein, do therefore. pledge ourselve, 60 vote for
no man FOR the Legislature who Il not in favor Of
granting this right Of local option to the people.
Mr.. Danisi said that BY these books the Alliance
would be able TO get 10000 voters, and thus show
the candidates for the Legislature that they had
some power which was to be respected.
The following committees, to look GU, for tenn
psrssse interests in baltimore county, were APP
pointed:
Fret Disfriet-Rsuben 4. Jones, Jno. NJ. Walker,
+. q. Potter.
Sseosd-John d. Hammond. Luther Timanus,
VIM. p. Bennett.
TAird-wiiiiam Daniel, y. J.. Morling, l.. Pole.
Fosrfh-'ieo. r. Stone. W. X. Griffith, II. =.
Rmiek.
IViL-Riehsrd C. Tracey. John T. Martin, W.
A. burke.
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Correspondence RaiiimoTs csHafy UaioH.
CHESAPEAKE"
His Views Upon Organs, Music and
Other Matters.
BALTIuonr. Juuo 2o,h ia

BALTIMORE, June 10th, 1881.
Msssr.. Editors There music in the Lsir.''
softly ehiTped Mrs. Harmony a. she played stir.
ring symPhony with her No. II slipper upon tina,
portion OF Johnny opposite his stomach, and
''there's music in the air." esho the voices of a
host OF irrcpressiblc Juveniles surrounding fresh
" Imported Italian Count as hc wOocs the relact.
ant pennies from their slender purses with the be.
quilting strains Of "GTandfathcr's elock" tortured
from bis asthmatic organ.
The residents in our block belong 10 a regularly
organized bored, which, together with the delicate
aroma from jenkins run and the pleasures Of hour.
" witnessing the odorous chase Of the fragrant
hog or the c"ursng Of the fleet but untamed Texas
steer renders this favorite locality 20 families
afflicted with an indefinite number OF excessively
healthy offspring.
The success Of these wandering italian mInstfels
In decoying our surplus nickels into their hungry
pockets has been soPronouneed and the knowledge
thereof 50 widely disseminated that Others Of Diff
fcrent nationality. have been seized with a long
ing for life In q free country where the love Of
music Is disease, and pennies are thus gathered
without toll, aud eargoes Of "little German bands"
have been poured in upon until, ut times, Il L.
difficult to determine whether this L. oar own land
or dependency Of Germany.
We have here, however, indigenous 10 the soil,
two instruments that can generate more ear split
ting music than ships leaL Of these whining
organs In chorus. One l. locomotive whistle,
the other n mule. The latter has n tone and COM
pass fvoiee surprising all other melody producing
inventions, particularly noticeable after year OF
two's campaigning in the army. aud the matutinal
song Of an army mule will dulciiy an entire East
ern Shore county.
This was designed rs n treatise on organs aud
crave pardon for the depression. though mules
are ,Pseis. &c organ. For authority see colton
on mules. chapter u, article Z.
We are nj times afflicted with an epidemic OF
this disease, the most fatal type being the party
organ" II IL difficult for the political esculapius
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-25
ANII.kING.


,zsc-wi,h the present Collector and Surveyor Of
the Port Of Baltimore retained In Office (says the
Frederick ESa@;"e'l II will be almost impossible
to organize the Republican party for the fall cam.
paign. Thy are fully aware Of the universal
hostility which exists to their retention they
know the splendid opportunity which lies before
the party in an active and well directed campaign,
aud yet they ask only to hold on until the sxplrs.
tion Of their commissions. These are the Jealous
and unselhsh Republicans" who for Few month''
salary would wreck the party on the eve Of a moot
Important campaign. But until expiration Of
commi''ions" is simply blind. They hope In
the meantime to discourage the party from further
opposition. and that the threatened party isthargy
will become universal that from sheer disgust
aud indifference none will be found TO hope or ask
for any relief for Maryland.
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A Good pennsv,van,a Law

The Pennsylvania Legislature Ia. passed a Law,
which he's been approved BY the Governor. to pro-
hibii the dsfaeing Of walls. fence. and trees BY
painting or posting sisns upon them. Following
j. the teyt Of the law
THAT " any Persop or persons shall, without
the consent Of the ovnsr OF oSEers thercof will
fully daub, paint advertisements OF post plsessds
upon, or otherwise defaec the walls Of any build
Ing or buildings, house or houses, or the fences
around the yard or yards connected Herewith, or
any fences surrounding or enclosing any vacant
iot % lets, farm or farms, shall cause the same
% be done ~ eltsrs, or u any person OF persons
shall, without the consent of che owner or owners
thereof, daub paint or post plaears
Rpep, OF otherwise defaee any tree or trees, OF
thaii eapse the sane 10 be done by Others such
offender or ofeuders shall be guilty Of n INSIDE
meanor, aud upon convietion b. sentenced 10 pay
. hne not exceeding twenty-five dollars, and un-
dergo On imprisonment not exceeding thirty days,
or both, or either, at the discretion Of the court
The next Legislature Of this State should pass .
Law similar 10 the above aud abals q practice
which has become an intoierabis nuisanee.
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How Some Rosues are Treated.

Not long ago u gentleman was in = store and
observed fellow stealing articles, and quietly in.
formed one of the propristors what he had seen.
lie vas asked to point out the thief. and, being
told that he should not be ineonveneneei thereby,
did 50. The proprietor. who had the rogue thus
pointed out, asked him 10 step into another room,
from whence they SOON after emerged, the rogue
extremely ehUpfallcn. and the storckeeper sailing.
When the rogue left. the proprietor explained tina,
in the other room he kept an account book, 10
which was set down every article that Was missed
and il. price. Itwas caiiedth Thief, Account
and whenever any individual was caught stealing
IL was assumed that he had taken all that was
charged. and the alternative was given 20 him
either To- pay for NIL that had been charged since
some other thief settled the books. 60 20 jail
In every ease the fellow caught preferred to pay
for tie thngs charged rather than be sent TO Jail
In this way. one of our largest stores has very
little cause TO complain Of Losses BY shopiifters-
Baii;more paper.
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C"rrs.I ondenee Baiiimore County tnioH.
INFORMATION

JonSSIcANETowx, June ?ist. 1851.
Msssrs. Ed;tors Our small town was slightly
ag,ated this spring by the appearance Of an agent
for what he called "The Electric Homeopathic
Plant Producer. done up in small pellets in papers
about the siEc of cent package of flower seed.
price IS. One of these pellets Dissolved in hogs
head of water and given TO corn field al the rate
of teaspooniull To the hill would produce I2i
bushels Of good sound corn 20 the acre.
This invention dropping suddenly on folks that
have been hauling manure mi e. and paiting q
heavy fork full TO the hill for 30 bushels 60 the
acre, was rather startling and hard on the equb-
rum. hut having hal come experience with light
ming rod, book and tree agents. and having Iosi
considerable BY going IL blind concluded Co
seek outside information. There IL bright ME.
teor at Catonsvillc that Il little Eighty just now.
but We hope when IL gets squareiy down to its
which is booming. We shall draw on largely.
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inS-Ths JosJAailas week announced the names
q .anhsr of candidates. for afiiss In nai,i.asss
county, designaiing them by districts. Among
the number are tusaty-seven candidates for the
Legislators and the only man in the 9th district
who 10 hcnored with place In the list 10 Mr.. WIN.
IL. Ruby himself. This was the drs, we knew Of
his candidacy aud doubtless many persons were
IS surprised As NO we're. But No were more sur.
prissd because Mr.. Ruby only announced one can.
didats In the 9th district and that ons himself
Did he not know that Me''rs. VIM. Grason. Nal.
colin II. johnson aud J. Edward Ward were also
candidates for legislative hOnors! A good many
people are curious to know Why Mr.. Ruby should
treat the other gentlemen SO eavalerly as to omit
their names from his list.
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The oopuecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company hes paid $s6.oeo,ooo IN death eiaims
endosmsnts, dividsnds u supplies snd surrsndsI
values 10 lie poiey-holdsrs and their rsprsssnts.
tives. IL has resisted the payment Of less thau
one and one-twsntisth per cent. Of the amount y
death and endowment claims brought against n,
and then only In eases where the PLATA duty Of n
ofeers required such action for the prstsctioa Il
living aud honorable members. lie peiiey . a.
.HSs Ersiseiies 10 tis sife asd ekiiirs. Of ss.-
Der as sss.id BE- az sgasi sEosaf iarssfsd 4. fks
besds efhe DATED Mates, and is uithin the rsasA
Of the hunbiest man, Who might not live 70 ave
the amount 10 purchase the bonds. The rata q
expense Of management 20 receipts Of this Gonna.
ny 10 81 per cent being iess than half that 81 IN,
average % all the companies In the Uniisd stsis1
AID The lowest q any. No new OF spssioas plans
Of policies arr issued; sessias, psrs aad s;.s.is
t1s aad esdesusaf iassraaes oaiy Il furnlsheA.
ON SQUAD male lives, "a the lowest pesslhIs $50
For informaiiop And polisiss apply 70
WALsga 5. WrLEIxsoS, General Ar,nt.
Maryland Building. northsast corner Pcsioaiss
avenue aud Second street.
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Es-tpon u calm aud dispassiona,e review of
the situation It IL perfectly certain that the Dom
ocratic party never entered upon a contest in Ma.
ryIand with greater harmony and unity &c purpose
IN ITS ranks than are found there day .--H"i,-
asor. Gd.sHs.
SO all Is harmony and unity" IL il: Perhaps
IL the person who penned the above paragraph hal
been in Towsontown after the adjournment Of the
Democratic convention on Monday he would have
thought differently. lie would have heard life
long Democrats publicly declare that under no
circumstances would they vote for Mr.. Heating.
The honest Democrats Of this county are quite
tired VI the gag Law" under which their convsn-
tions are aud do not consider the acts of those
bodies fair expression Of the will Of the majority
hence they declare that they 10 not consider
themselves bound by those acts. The proceedings
ofthe convention here on Monday were put through
under whip and spur, aud delegate who did not
approve Of what being done was not allowed
TO express his views. lie wa. obliged TO submit
to whatever the "mana ger." wanted and when the
convention adjourned consolci himself with heap.
ing all kinds Of impTecaiions upon tie heads Of
the "bOsses." II thi. il harmony and unity"
give u more Of the same Kind. Perhaps the
G"ssns will discover before the end Of the cam.
Paisn that unity Of purpose" in the ranks Of the
Democratic party was all in the imagination Of
the editor, with whom. evidently. "the wish 1.
father to the thought
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-25
Democratic State Convention.

The Maryland Democratic Convention met 10
baltimore on Thursday and renominasedf for Comp
trolier Of the State, Hon. Thomas J. Keaiiag. for
third term. oat Of ~. votes In the conventios
he received 1903. the delegates from 81. Mary,
AID Washington counties declining TO vote.
The platform adopted defends the Democratic
standardization since ls6s as generally In the In.
tcrest Of good government aud sound financial
policy; IL requirss rstrenehmsnt Of legislative sx.
Penses, aud names committee composed Of the
Goyernor Of the State, the Attorney GenerAi, Hon.
G. d. Roberts. Henry ID. Panhandle ex Gov. Phil.
=. Thomas and 5. Teackie Wallis 10 draft n new
sieciion and registration Law to be embodied 10
one article Of the code and present the same TO the
next Legislature for adoption and also 20 draft
law making the jury system uniform In the
STATE and TO reeommsnd any other changes in the
criminal Law which they may see &c 10 recommend.
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.;ec-Perhaps the greatest hrsle-,O be called a
eeaven,ion-whieh sverasssmbled 10 TousOntoxn,
was that shieh met here last Monday. The whole
business gas cut and dried before the convention
met and the delegates simply did what their mas
tiers ordered them TO do. The man who "earried
the county" with his lisutsnants, Fixed the whole
thing up beautifully. and yet the Democrats Of
Baltimore county are vain enough to believe that
hsy sent seven delegates 10 the State convention
They had no more to do With their election than
ws had
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-25

Jso-0ur neighbor Of the Journal speaks Of a
wonderful ballot which has just been submit.
ted to the French Government, which Is intended
To- prevent fraud at elections. aud adds: "Just
wait until this ballot. box gsts into thu hands Of
the American manipulator-it will be eireamvsa.
ted or laid In the shade In sumo manner" lie
might have said into the hands Of some Of the Bal.
timoTe county Democrats a. they are acknow gcd
to be about as expert at manipulating ballots and
balls, boxe. as the most accomplished baltimore
political rOunder. II ballot box could be inven-
ted which would honesty In our elections Il
would be n contamination deyoutly to be wished.
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Direful Happenings Predicted.

An astronomer, writing to a paper In Ottawa,
Canada, says; as the moon will be Of her infe-
riOr conjunction on the 2sih Of June. and a. the
planets will be bu, few degree. out Of eopjune-
ton. would advise ssamen TO get their vessels
into ssfe haTbors until that date be passed. Ter.
rite gales, accompanied by hail. viii blow from
the southeast all along the Atlantic coast. Bril-
liant showers of msteors will occur, especially
within the tropics. The tides win be unusually
high in the West Indies, and hurricane will pre-.
vail on the east side Of the Rocky Mountains.
The weather Of July will be excessively hot, OWN
TO the heated atmosphere returning from The
equatorial regions"