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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-02-17

Messrs. L. b. Prettyman and Spencer c.
Jones, Of this town, are mentioned in sew.
eral journals of this State as probable can
djdates for the positions of Congressman
aRd Governor respectively.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-02-17
Letter from Washington.

Washington, Feb. 10th, 1889.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16

Tomorrow is the anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill.
 The Brass Band will di-course sweet sou 'ds at kyIand's Circus Sat- urday night.
 Tucson must have Q revised caIen- dar, as the Star yesterday comes to us dated Ju .e S5, 1882.
 The banana is con- idered by all physicians 10 be the most whoIes. me of fruits. Loring keeps them.
 The Democrat cnm-s out with G. h. Onry as Delegate to ong; ess No. thank you. Murat, one dose i quite euongh- Oury stands as much chance this year as the devils of OK.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16
Demo r tic Nets

CHICAGO. June 15--A special from
 Washington says: The attention oi
 the Republican members of Con. gress has been called 10 a significant proceeding on the part of the Dem ocratic Cong-es-ionai Com nittee in getting ready for the coming cam
 p"ign- A pamphlet has been pre-
 pared Tn the guise of public docu
 ment being endorsed, Part of the Congressional Record" and I- Der mitted 10 go through the mails free. The pamphlet contains extracts from speephes made for and az inst Chi nese immigration, SO seIecied as to best suit Democra ic purp ,ses. Tine evident intention is to pla e the Re- publican party iu the light of al enemy to the welfare and iatere ,ts O. free American labpFers. The first part of the pamphlet is devoted to extracts from the speeches of Rose crans, Cassidy, Berry, F.owor, Tuck CT, Deus;er, Buckn=r, Richardson, BIount, Curtin, Townsh. nd, and AcLane-all Democrats. The Chi nese restriction law is claimed to be a Democratic measure, ori sinated and p1-sed by DemocratIc votes. with the help of an insigni ficant number of Republicans. The Morey letter IS again displayed, c refulIy concealing the exposure made of that forgery The extracts ma e from Democratic speeches are those which are best calculated to make the GOT l1borer relieve that the Democratic party is hi, friend and prctectnr, and the RePub ical party his enemy. The quotations from Republican speed hes are ma..e SO as to convey wrong impressions; they are torn from theIr connection and l do not fairly represent the facts. | The Democratic committee are hay l ing the pamphlet printed in large | numbers for use among the laboring | classes.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16
Order Again i'm Eg.pt.

ALEXANDRIA June 15.-Fhe Gov ernor has issued proclamation de- clarfng that tl.s arrival of the Khe- dive and De. visch Pasha is a guar antFe of order and he citizens have consequently resumed their avoca- lions. A Turk ssh frigate has ar rived. The Khedive receIv d the di- plnmat~, officials an.l several leading EuroreanS
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16

For Drugs and Fancy Articles ?, to Huston 6 Co.'S. east side of in Plaza. *tf
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16
Samaritan Nervine

Cures Alcoholism. Drunkenness and the habit of opium Eat ng. These degrading habits ara by far the worst evils that have ever befallen suffering humanity. Thou sands diO annuaill from these roAi0ua
 drugs. The drunkard drinks iquor, not
 because he likes il, but for the pleaeare of
 drinking and treating hls friends. little
 ihinksng that he is on his way to ruin.
 Like the Opium Eater, he fret usea the
 drug in small quantities as a harmless an
 tidote. The 500, hing influence the drug
 takee strong bo.d upon its victim. leading
 hlm on to his Uwn 6esIruction. The hab-
 it's of Opium Eating aud Liquor Drinking gre precisely hat eating Is 10 slimentiVe- ness, es ove--ea'ing first infismas the stomach. which re6onbles its cravings nA- Ill it pa alvzes both stomach and appstits- So every drink of liquor or dose of opium. instead of satisfyinG. only adds tn It's fierce fires, until it consumes the vital force and then itself Like the gluttonons sapeworrn it cries 'Gi el give. giyei" but never enough until it's own rapac ty devoars itself. Samaritan Nervine gives instant reH in all such cases. 1t produces sleep. qniets th nerves, builds up the nervous system and restores body and mind to 6 healthy condition
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16
samaritan Nervine

1 urcS Nervcus Tyspepet3 PaipttGGon ol ! the Heart. Asthma, Bronchitis Sc-ofula. 1 Syphilis, diseases of the Kidneys, and ali | diseases of the urinary organs. Eervous i debility caused hy the inCiscre.ions of youth, permanently cured by the use Of l this valuable remedy. To you, young, middle-aged and old men who are covering your sufferings as with mantle by silence, 1 look up, you can be saved by timely efforts. els in hecrown of your maker. if you win. DO not krep this secret longer until it saps your vitals. and destroys both body ana sonl. If you are thus afflicted. take will restore your shattered nerves. arrest prem ature decay, impart tone and energy to the whole sy>tem.
 SAMARITAN NERvINE cured my listie girl cf fits. She was also deaf and dumb. but it cured her. She cam now talk and hear as well as anybody. & PlTEs Ross, Springws-er, Wis.
 SAMARITAN NERviNE has been the means Of curing my wife reeumatism
 J. B. FLETCHER. Ft. Co. .ins, Colo.
 SAMARITAN NERvINE made q sure eyre of :ase of fte for n son. E. B. RAILS, Hiattsville, Kan.
 SAMARITAN NERvINE cured me of verrtico, neuralgia and sick headache. GRs. WN. HENsoS Aurora Il
 SAMARITAN NERvISE was tn near of caring my wife of spssm
 REV. J. <. E..IE, Beaver, P
 SAMARITAN NERvINE cured me ot asth-. q, after spending over 8, QUO with other doctors
 s. R. HUssON, New Albany, Ia d..
 SAMARITAN NERvINE cured me of spasms
 Mss JENNIE WARREN, 1SO West Van Suren St., Chicago, nl.-
 SAMARITAN NERvINE ynred or ehiid Of fits afser given up to. lie by our family. it having over 100 in s4 tours. HENRY k>EE.
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 Tenn
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 Peoria, Ill.,
 SAMARITAN NERvINE u ed my son of fits aftei spending q, 400 Iith other doctors, J. W. THORNTON.
 ClaioOrn, Aiss-
 SAMARITAN NERvNE ured me permanently of epileptie fits of stubborn character. REV. WN NAArIS.
 Mechanicstown. Ma
 SAMARITAN NERvINE nred my son of fits acser having had 2.5o0 ighteen months MRS E. FoBxs,
 West Potsdan, N r.
 SAMARITAN NERvINE nred me of epilepsy of nine years stand E. Miss ORLENA MARSHALL,
 Granby, Newton Co.
 SAMARITAN NEEvINE as permAueptIv cured ma of apfre-sw ,a any ears duration. JACOB SUrER,
 St. Joserh, Mo
 SAMARITAN NERvINE red me of bronchitis. asthma and gen sl debility OLIvEs SIzRs,
 Ironten. Ohio.
 SAMARITAN NERvINE s cured me Of asthma; also scrofula of my years sts)ding. ISAAC JEWELL.
 Covilgton. Ky
 SAMARITAN NERVINE red me of fits Have been well for ever IT years. CHARLEs E. I.rl TIE.
 okakis. Douglass Co.,. iainn-
 SAMARITAN NERv1NE. for sale by druggists everywhere, CT y be had direct from us. Those WhN sh 10 obtain further evidence Of ths a-ive properties of-Samari.an Ne-vIns Il please enclose a Scent postage stamp copy of our Illustrated journal Of aIh, giving hundreds of testimonials cure rom persons wao have rso6 the dicine, and also their pictures photo onsd siier tnelr restoration 70 psrfees alth. Address
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 ST. JOSEPH, Mo.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16

Our friends and the public in general are respect fully invited t. call and examine our immense stock just received from the East Our display comprises
 very article imaginable and do not hesitate in stating that for taste quality and comparatively low prices, 1t snrpasses any that have entered this ma ket Special pains have been taken in the selec- t'on of wares for our lady patrons Besides con- plete assortment of
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16
D eli! gueDt Notice.

 Office of tA- Mes4 Canal Gem any, NJ ga, N.r.
 No ice l. aer by eiSeo ih,t here E de- I Ien' up n lh capi a t ok he-a CanIi Com 'a. V --n acco1l- of se-~ ents ~Vied mp to May 12, Iss. tn i II wing amounts uU- n The shar 6 set op- p -lfe the sm or the sSeCtive shArt- b Id rs, |. wit:
 No. of sh rs smt. Mcdonald A. F., Jun, Is & 6s sei6. 1s And uu'e>s the sai se ersI amounts are p i'd L. T eis of raj to;rpsnv R "l or |. eff e Iae 18th d,y TJu V. 1882 O man >hares said s.o Of he e>recf- l shareholders ss may he ncces ary phy The me will be sold at public aac nn on the said 18th Jay of Ju y, st 10 o'c lock. A. x at he doo- I th office of the Com a al the residence of Chas. Rob m. Mesa. Garlcop C. nnty, 10 pay the said de- nnquenf a-sPs nrnt.
 Bs order of the Bol d or D recrors June g. 1882
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16
Ship Founders.

MONTREAL, Jun 15 The steam ship. Pera. from thls port far Great Britain hns founGeref of Cape R cc. The steamer Iake Manitoba, which passel Father Point inwards, hod O beard the Captain. Teers and plrI of the crew of the Per-, which were picked up in little boats. The other boat, of the vel uuhcari from.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16

President Arthur teIeerapts tn G E. Loring, desiring a box of E. V. H. Cigars as a present for U. s. Grant.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16
sANARiTAN Nervine.
sAMARlTAN NERVfMR

SAMARITAN NERviMR Cures Epileptic Fits, SpaSms. convul- sions. St. Vitus Dance. vertigo, Hys.erica Insanity. Apopiexy. Paralysis. Rheuma- srn. Neuraleis. and aIl Nervous Diseases The Infallable remedy will positively eradicate every species of Nervous De- rangems mt. and drive them away from whenc ethey came. never to return again It utterly destroys the germs of diseReG poison in the system and thorouchlT eradicates tie disease and utterly ces- troys the cause.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16

TIE MEXICAN REMEDY for dis ea~es of tbe Kidneys and Bladders is DImiana Bisters.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16
Rough on Rat .r

Clears ont rats. mice, roaches. flies, ants. hed-hugS. sknnks. thipmunks, gopher>. 15c-- Druggists.
 f you " mt 4 good appetite, drink Damiana Birers.
 If you want hobby and stylish >hirf, go fo Goldman tS Co. for it. as they are just in receipi of a fine as sortment in that line *1w
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16

Grand Entertainment on Saturday night at Kendlll's lot south Of the Plaza by R, la'.d's Circus Company. Tickets $l.00, Child. en Half Price.
 *;f.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16
SAMARITAN NEavlNK

Cures Female Weakness. General Dals-is itv. LeucorrCea or Whites Painful Mem struntion. Liberation of the Uterus. Tns ternRl heat. Gravel. Infiammatioc orths Bladder. Irritabi,lty of the BlRcier. For Wakefulress at Nsgh', there is no better remedy During the charge Of lie nc Female should be without ft. Is Quicts the nervous system ana gives Femk, comflIt ard nain-c-s sNreat slee,r
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16
TELECRAPHIC
A Suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 15-Paul Benson, a Swede, aged 3l years. committed suicide here yesterday by shooting himself through the head with pistol. Desp n iensy and an incurable disease in his month are tie causes attributed.
 AW .itiag Arfhur'< Signature.
 WASHINGTON, Jane 15.-rhe bill to establish additional collection districts at Wilmington and Eureka nov awaits executive approval to become law, having ben amended in the Serate to create ports of deliv- cry at San Buenaventu-a and Hue neme- The House y sterday con cured in these am endments
 Attem ted Jaii Dc livery.
 GENEVA, ILL, June 15 In the jail at this place, Deputy Sheriff Lawson killed James Irwin for assault and an attempt to rele lse tw my prison CTS The officer was vindIca:ed by the Coroner's jury.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16
Heavy Rains

CINCINNATI, June 15. = Reports from southern Ohio and Indiana show that the heavy ram did much damage to ihe crops. and trains are delayed by the wa>houts- Inc loss in bridges ard culverts is estimated at $1O,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31

inl that he might have soft rcsting-place for
a little while.
| Neitter KIupp nor his wife could speak Eng
| liqh, ana did not know there was any help for
them outside Of their own efforts. AT last
| good angel came in the shape of Il policeman or
the corner grocer God knows His own mesSen-
gers, and few of them wear His livery. Few
words spoken in the right quarter and the thing
was done. Krupp and Jan were taken away
in different directions. In a day or two his wite
was allowed to see the schOOlmaster, ami t0und
him in dark airy. comfortable room wen
clothed and fed, as be declared, Ike thc
King" lie had one Of the best Ocullsts ID the
city as his attendant; who soon discovered that
the affection of his eyes was durable. lie re-
maneu in that hospital until it was cured, ana
lie went out into the world a man able fOr
work. His mother found Jan in another large
beautiful house, where every comfort ana ap-
Diance were present which money, science or
tenderest care could give for his help. Perhaps
the poor woman thought most Of the soft Whlte
bed on which he lay, and of the gentle, low
voiced woman in nurses dress who was skill
fully dressing his hurts. That touched the
mothers heart. She went directly ITO her hus-
band, and crying with JOY told him Jan was
coming back to them a big, strong boy. Her
friends showed her where to place the two
babies in a Day Nursery where they were cared
for while she was at work earning money for
them ALL She earned little. but it WAS enough to
carry the family down to village In New
Jersey where they are living now comIorta-
bic and happy.
This is pitifu story But there is not one
of the thousands OF helpless men and women
and little children in our hospitals to-day who |
have not as pathetic story, could we but know
it, There they are--lame, blind, diseased, IN |
curables, depending on our charity to give
them chance for health and lifc Shall we |
give it to themP
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31

| Tentative. Both can be preserved, as has been
clearly shown. Niagara can be Tut to uses
sternly practical AMI yet remain JOY ana re-
flcshment forever to the bchOllcr.
4 plan to arrest the impending ruin Of this
priceless possession has been reported by a
commission appointed for that purpose by
the STATE. 1t is practicable. 1t is not
expensive 1t simply provides that the
State shall acquire a title to a strip of land
between the crest of the natural terrace
aud the river bank. This strip is about 100
feet wide along the rapids and broadens out at
tile falls to a more spacious area for the ac-
cOmmodatiOn of visitors. The space is not TO
be tricked out with the fnery of so-callcd
decorative gardening Noattemptis to be made
to present nature in full dress. But the growth
of native trees and swinging vines and rich
underwood is to he restored so that all the
clements Of the original Niagara shall again
group themselves in one harmonious picture
and every distTacting object be shut away from
sight. If this well considered and simple plan
can be carried out, none of the grace or grandeur
of this unique spectacle will be sacrificed and
Niagara will continue to make its solemn and
consistent appeal to the nobler nature of all
beholders.
All persons who favor legislative action to
carry out the provisions OF the report can he
furnished with blank forms of petition 10y ,in-
closing letter stamp and their address to Rev.
J. B. Harrison, Franklin Falls, New Hamp-
shire. Mr.. Harrison Is secretary of the Niagara
Falls Association. A trained observer, he has
made careful studies of the situation at the
Falls, and with the petition blank he will for
ward circulars containing full information and
a copy of the pamphlet in which the whole sub
ject is treated with rare feeling and intelligence
as well 10 clearness, accuracy and temperance
of statement.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Nh Sidney Wo0llett, that accomplished
reciter Of poetry, VIII grappear IN Ncw-Yors, az ac
Turf Club Theatre, OIL January 9, beginning lis Nom
ngs with o0RellOv. TAis course Of roo.tas ought 20
meet Win success II certainly vii impart both pleas
axe ii benefit.
Mr.. boUcicaut viii make his remittance on
the American staI. tOlGorrOw night az the Museum
Bosom, bu he Ni not DriA, ont bis new Play until Jan
usry 20. His engagement is for = weeks The return
v tus dstua uauished 1rantis ami tor must o course,
arouse lively pJDuc Interest.
Mrs James Brown Potter who acted the
leading part IA "Ibo Russian Honeymoon" at tho
amateur performance at ,ho Madison square Irca.ro
Two ia, scc. save performance of uncommon wortl
rich Ia feeling oud clear aud refined in expression
Her vocal power and tVer mes, OF tuuucia .u were.
Iu pal1rlIai remark q vita ,teat hiisiacl on
NOT oteu ttat amateur ,fJris IN a,t.u< a-sIn8 this
"eE''e OF pre- rs'liA lmp'ia zoe aL' WN.h iI'v op 10
secns proper thut tuey sloud De specially uiI.d
the story that McSsIs. Il. II. Macy x Co.
naye bruSh. Booihs Theatre ..s conformation ana lg
denied oy persons uAcy be well informed on .hs enc
Jeol There Als tecn Idle TAX bout turning This building
into -op bgt Whoever undertakes 10 execute ts job
will h.d .lu-ct cnEtg Il 20 very costly enterprise
lhc theatre l"y cndugv owners bu n aii proc buy o.
VIII c2lst ai Theatre Tor long tlme TO come. Ills
hOusr t vi Doe fcu=mOorcd, was nrst opened Feb
ruarJ l, 1869.
Al many Of the New Ork theatres New
Ioars Dl VII DO sisuah1ed by performances la
tAy afternoon Misc Ci4AtOu viii act M The Two OF.
pAaas," Al the I1l,h Avenue Mr.. florence aud hs
Nio VIII appear al the Ggand Opera House Nj En-
met gives a matinee at Hayeriy, Theatre. There Will
be an aitcrnoon performance oi Mosorleys innaton"
al .hc ihcHitc tumue Newly ear. Day performances
viii a.sO occur NJ th Biou Opera House The standard
Theatre, Days Theatre, the Casino. me Acaz0r and
tAo Oloid House OF tue san Francisco MusprelA.
Aodlesaa does not give m inoe' out appears IA 0ise
at night
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
GENERAL NOTES.

In Il battle for the possession Of a pet poodle
the otho day in Baltimore between elderly lady
and u, gro dog-catcaer. the lady victorious OF
ur of spectators who gathered watch %, contest
ON tho result.
4 young son Of Judge Williams, of Tus-
calocsa. Ala went hunting OIL Christmas An accid n
tal DISCHARGE OF his gun tore Of h, arms 10 pieces
and set fire TO his shrti but the pu'y boy only
fifteen years Id, took OH his coat eAtinIehed the lo
picked Ip u,, gun. walked more than d uuls 20 his Loms
nd submitted without % muuur 10 an lruutau',.
Iha boy nas the rsht stun iu him TO succced h lie with
only one arm.
st. Paul, MINI, claims the distinction Of
having grown during the past year than any other
city NOT larger than itsciilu the country Presently
Minneapolis will produce figures throwing her sister ,fy
completely into the shade. But without taking any
part In tAe perennial dispute between MuuesoJa's u,ty
twins il may be admitted that ST. PAU has grown with
woudl iuI Iapidy during tho year No fewer thun 3OI
business structures with frontage OF lo2l6 t,ct have
been erected ut cost Of S3jSO9 800, and 4,l,S resi-
dcuce3 costing 93,9iO.JOO.
The expectation of frozen meat from Now
Zealand 20 England has become successful beyond the
expectations OF its projectors. Recent saes mutton
hryc been especially satisfactory indeed 10 appears that
the value OF -heepis nearly doubled by conveying its
from Dunedin to London. 1t Is estimated that
when proper Arrangements have been made for storing
tbs frozen neat until 20 can DO SOLD the Now Zealand
farmer smelly reckon receiving - cents Iouud
Tor Ms mutton, Nulch Will al once tTcAty improve hs
condition.
i The introduction Of bOOd-hounds in per-
formanccs Of "Uucle Toms Cabin by Mr. Abhcys COM
rauy which has been travelling IN Virginia, to
many former slaf holders to insult the south
and peryerron OF the truth Of history The bhseiinO
IitlCcccr has collected numerous opinions the sub
cct Of which the general is that fugitive slaves
were never Tracked by dogs Ia Virginia by blood
hounds IN any part OF the South In MIssssipp. aud
other States IL Is sad ordinary hound sometimes
called negro hounds" VIII ch had been trained to pur
but not to bite, were occasionally used for that puI-
pose packs OF them being kept by men who found their
profit In lOanlng them 10 planters US occasion do
mnndcd. Setting aside the question OF cruelty Il Is
planned thHC snNo holders foolish as to
employ blOOdOunds YalAble property In pieces
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
4 GROTESoUE AGITATOR.

The atrOciOus speech which Herr Most made in
Chicago on Friday night need not excite alarm
Its violence was so great rs to defeat itself. We
presume there are not half dOzcn men in the
country desperate enough to act upon this
ranter's advice to rob and murder all the rich
people in the land. The atmosphere of this
country is untay orabe to business of that sort.
If anybody s reckless enough to make the
attempt, his case will be speedily disposed of.
Most Is 50 exceedingly ferOciOus that we suspect
he is inviting fresh martyIdom. He would like to
be arrested and locked up rs formidable person
who ia endangcring the peace of society. We
do not think he will succeed in this unless he
attempts to follow bis own advice. So long as
he confines his warfare against the rich to
broadsides from his mouth it will not be worth
while to interfere with his amusement. When
he begins to act it will be time enough to pay
serious attention to him.
We have had agitators of his kind with us
before, but they have been chiefly of the Irish
nationality. They have talked very loud
about dynamite bombs and Internal machines,
and have at times set the British Empire into a
ridiculous flutter, but nobody has been hurt and
the only fighting which has been developed has
been the periodic shindy among the agitators
themselves over the funds they have beQuiled
fools into placing in their hands. There is no
more harmless creature in the world than your
loudmouthed agitator, and Herr Most is clearly Il
typical specimen of ,his order. You will want
guns, cannon and munitions Of war; he shouts
to the collection of tramps who applauded him
in Chicago There was probably not ten
dollars aggregate wealth in the whole crowd
who were listening to him, and tl9 only muni-
tons OF war; they are at all likoly TO purchase
arc whiskey and beer This is considerable Of
a country, and it is not in so shally a condition
that few bocr-soaked socialists, led by an
absurd little German, can throw it into panic
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
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