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-Secor Robson the other day tainted
Robinson, of New York, with being deaf
Robinson's retort was that it had pleased
Providence to afflict him with deafness, but
that he knew of but one more to be pitied
then he; it was the gentleman who had had
fastened upon him the charges of liar, per.
jurer and thief las Robson had0 and did not
hear them
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The sudden death of Miss Fanny Parnel
at the early age of 90, cannot but be lamented
by the friends ofIrish liberty all over the globe
A sister of Charles Stewart Parnell, she was
possessed of the same wonderful energy and
intense devotion which characterizes her
brother in the cause of Ireland Her unre.
hitting labor for the Land League was nc
doubt the cause of her death
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Dr. TaylOr's Ague Bitters or Liver
TOnic-Formula no Secret-Partner Wanted
Cinchona, Alkalods, Willow Bark. Wahoo, Dan.
delion, Hydrastis Canadensis, Sierra Saliva, Gen.
Cerasein. Piper NRrum. Aloe, Rhubarh, SulphatC
of Magnesia, Aromatic Elixir, &c. Mix. who
VIII have the etfrontery or temerty in the face OF
Union there is Strength" why not union OF
these purest and best Herbs, which are scientiti-
cally arranged and chemically combined prove q
Hercuean giant for Chills, Agues, Bilious Ma
larial Fevers, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Debility
Broken Down Nerve Force, &cY Ask your ply.
slcian. Price 75c. Nogeler & Co. Wholesale
Agts., Baltimore, Nd.
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Mr.. Gladstone asserted in the House of
Commons, some days ago, that the English
Cabinet has at last awakened to the impor-
lance of the Egyptian campaign, and would
soon exert itself to the utmost. 1t seems, in
deed, to be high time that something was done,
for Arab Bey is having things pretty much
his own way.
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AGRICULTURAL lMPLEMENTs.-W call atten-
ton to the advertisement in another column of
Mr.. f. b. Whitman. The tendency of the man
ufacturing business for years has been towards
making but one line of goods in factory. as
workmcn become very skilful and can turn
out better goods and more of them when kept
Mt work upon one thing year in and year out.
The success Of this policy may be surmised from
the immense factories and enormous sales of the
various concerns engaged in the manufacture of
reapers and mowers, grain drills, dc, sc. Mr..
Whitman represents three separate factories :
one manufacturing plowS and pillow castings,
another the Champion Grain Drills and nnoth-
err making the celebrated British Mixture He
/, is not in the general agricultural implement
business, but for plows, grain drills and fertii-
zers, claims TO be ableto compete with any other
, manufacturer in the land
PERsoNAL.-Rev WIN f. Brand started ON
Tuesday for Saratoga, expecting TO be absent
from his church st. Mory's. near Emmorton,
the next two Sundays
j w. Bryant, ESD, States Attorney for
Caroline county, Md, was in Bel Air on Mon.
day, on business relative to the settlement OF
the estate of his mother, the late Mrs. II. Bry-
ant. Mr. Bryant studied law in the office of
Otho Scott, Esq, and after passing the bar re-
moved to Caroline county. lie has not been in
Bel Air before for twenty years.
Mr. Edward Ferry, aftcra sojourn ofseveral
weeks at Bedford Springs, Pa, has returned
home and is looking well.
MIR Henry d. Farnandis spent several days
last week at Ocean City, coming back on satur.
day last.
Capt. A. L.. Jarrett is back again after q
weeks trip to Chicago,
Mr.. j. Ralph Morrison, special agent of the
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, of New
York, is visiting his mother, near Emmorton.
Mr.. Morrison, whose headquarters are at st
Paul, Minnesota, has recently travelled through
| Texas and the Western States. lie reports II
splendid crop of wheat in Northern Texas
and fine crop of corn now being harvested in
the Southern portion of that State. In Iowa
\ and Illinois, the corn crop will be short, on ac
I count of wet, cold weather. The stalks are
I now only from six to to eight inches in height
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J. j. Alexander, AuctioncCr. jy2l
A MEETING FOR THE PUBLIC

A MEETING FOR THE PUBLIC
n HEALTH-TO BE HELD AT THE COURT
HOUSE, ON JULY 3l.-At a meeting of Medical
Society of Hartford County, held in Bel Air, on
May 9th, it was resolved, in view of the solicitude
felt by the public with regard to the supposed
deleterious effects upon health, produced by the
decomposition of the refuse vegetable matter
about the Canneries-now becoming very numer-
GUS in Hartford county-that the County Board of
Health. and the public generally, be invited to
meet Jointly with the Medical Society, at the
Court House, in Bel Air, on h0NDA Y, Juty 3lSt,
AT ii o'clock. A. M, to consider means best
adapted for averting the supposed danger to the
public health, by suggesting to the Gamers
proper disposition of their otfal vegetable mater
ial. and requesting their observance of such gen.
era sanitary rules as the joint meeting may agree
upon. II is especially desired that those who
represent the canning interests in the county may
be present, to instruct the meeting upon points
involved. and to profit by the suggestions of those
whose knowledge may authorize an expression
w. STUMP FORWOOD, NJ. d.,
Secretary Medical Society Of Hartford Co., and
Secretary of Hartford Co. Board of Health.
iy2l
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I,OTmEsARBATH sCHOOLsNFHAR.

l. FORD COUNTY. -Rev. j. w. Steele, Presi-
dent of the Hartford County Sunday School Union
has distributed the blanks for reports of Sabbath
Convention. to be held on August 1st and I'd, in
the Dublin NJ. Il. Church.
desire to urge the schools to send full reports
in order that we may know the statistical strength
of the work in the county. The Convention, this
year, promises to be the best ever held in our
county, and hope every school will be repre-
scented. 1t is impossible to know the benefits of
these conventions until you have attended them.
A. LEWIS HYDE.
Vice President Md. s. S. Union for Hartford Co.
i,I4
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COUNTY COAL.-Bids for furnishing SEW
~ ENTY-FlVE TONS of No. 2 LEE COAL for
Almshouse, Jail and Court House, will be received
by the County Commissioners of Hartford county,
at their office, in Bel Air. up to
Monday, July 3Ist, 1882. at IL o'clock, M.
Bids for the coal delivered at the above named
places or on the wharf will be received.
The above coal to be screened.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. by order,
21jy GEORGE r, CAIRNES, Clerk
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rrHE SELECTING OF pEws in the n

fVNHE SELECTING OF PEWS in the New
L Presbyterian Church in Bel Air, on MON
DAY. the 3lst inst. at : p NJ. The members of
the Presbyterian church. and all persons who
wish to take a pew in the new Presbyterian
church in Bel Air, are requested to meet in the
New Church. on next MONDAY, the 3lst of July
AT j. NJ, for the purpose of making their choice
of pews. The Trustees will be there at that hour
to register the names of those who secure pews
The assessment, as decided upon by the Trustees,
is tackled to each pew, and if more than one per-
son should desire the same pew. the one who
gives the largest amount above the assessment
shall take possession of the pew, paying that
amount for it annually in quarterly payments as
long ms he Keeps possession of the pew. BY order
Of the Board of Trustees
L.. ID. FINNEY.
jy2s Chairman Fr 0Ncio.
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Mr.. Francis A. Provost Clerk of the
Baltimore City Superior Court, died in Balt-
more on Wednesday last. Hehad been clerk
for years, and filled the position with ability
and satisfaction to all with whom he came in
contact Mr., Provost was about go years of
age
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Count Won Moltke declared, not long
since, that war of necessity existed and was
an element in the world ordained by God
for in it 'the noblest virtues of mankind are
developed" 1t is to be wondered if the wal
now in progress in Egypt is one of that kind
-massacres, bnrnings plunderings, &c.
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HARVEST lioME.-Thc seventh annual har.
vest home will be held at the Rocks of Deer
Creek, on Thursday, August 10th. The pro-
gramme will consist ofaddresses, excellent mu-
sic by the Stewartstown brass band and by
Lyle's string band. Besides these attractions.
Mr.. James NJ. Reynolds, of Bel Air, has ar.
ranged number of amusements, such as walk
ing, running and wheeling matches, climbing a
creased pole and other diversions. Mr. Joseph
X. Wetheril will serve ice cream and other re-
freshments.
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1t has been suggested that secor Robe
son be sent to assist the Egyptians in the
present crisis. He could ruin the English
Navv very etiectually; quite as well as he
has lone the American This would suit
the Egyptians better than anything else
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We have received from Messrs Syminpton
Bros. ~ Co., of Baltimore, an interesting and val
liable pamphlet, entitled "Statistics ofAgrcul.
ture, with Special Reference TO the Fertilizer
Trade of Baltimore" From it we learn that
the fertilizer industry ranks third in the city of
Baltimore, its products being valued at 81, 3S7,.
3''S; the first being mems clothing, of which
81, il6, 1913 is manufactured, and the second
canned and preserved fruits, 5,2Ol PCS. 1t is
also shown that in the New England and Mid.
die States, where commercial fertilizers are
more generally used than in the Western or
Southern States, the yield of wheat and corn,
taking the crops of 1879 as IL basis, have in.
creased. In the South Atlantic and Gulf States
the corn crop of that year shows a loss and the
wheat crop gain the Central States, Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and some others
corn shows Il loss and wheat n gain In the
Northwestern and Western States, both wheat
and corn show a loss, as compared with previ
Gus wears
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l. SCHOOL HOUSE, 0Hce beard Of School Com
miSSionelS of Hartford County. Bel Air, Nd, July
18th, lSs2.-PROPOSABS will be received at this
office up to IL NJ, on TUESDAY, AUGUST LIST,
lSs2, for BUILDING A NEW SCHOOL HOUSE
IN THE FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT at or
near the present site of Broad Creek School,
tNo. So
Proposals are asked for n Brick House with
Slate roof, and also for Frame House, with
Shingle roof.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. Contractors will be required to give bond
to the Board for faithful compliance with their
contract, and must submit the names OF their
bondsmen with their bids
Specifications and working drawings can h,.
seen at this office by order,
NOBLE l.. MITCHELL,
iyl4 Secratar,
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PORT DEPOSIT ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS
Commencing Monday, cath instant, the Port
Deposit accommodation trains will be run to
and from Calvert Station with annex connec-
tions between Bayview and President street.
The trains will leave Calvert Station ut 2.O5 and
49, p. NJ, and arrive at S.25 A. NJ. and H. Al
noon, city time.
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FOR TWO IRON BRIDGES,

One over Deer Creek, at ST. Glars Fording. on
the road from .arrettsville to John A. street, 5
Mill.
Length of span between masonry. 80 feet, and
II feet wide In the clear; built shear of d feet.
The other one over "Stirrup Run" on the road
from Forest Hill to the Rocks of Deer Creek.
Length IF span between masonry - feet and
IL feet wide in the clear, built on shear of IT.
The Bridges to be proportional to carry 70 lbs.
per square foot OF flooring, over and above its
own weight. with factor of feet for safety.
Bidders will be required to furnish their own
plans ard specifications. with clearly made out
strain sheet, with the data on which It was COM
puted, and showing also the areas of material
proposed TO be given to each part: ultimate
strength for iron 5000 lbs per square inch.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids that may be made. BY order of
the Board, GEO. II. CAIRNES.
Ju7 Clerk
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A DANCE AT THE RocKs.-A delightful hop
was given, at the Rocks of Deer Creek, on
Wednesday evening of last week. Over one
hundred persons were present, and "joy was
unconfned." Among the ladies who graced
the floor were Misses Cora and Mary Macatee,
of Houston, Texas: Misses Katie and Matte
Street,; Miss Macatee, Miss Clara Cain, the
Misses Meyer, of Belle Farm; the Misses Buter'
and others. The gentlemen present included
DIR. Winder and James Cochran, of Baltimore
DIR. Hollingsworth, Walter Mitchell, Robert
Richardson, Harry Preston, Edward p. Moores,
Thomas H. Robinson, VIM, s. Forwood, Jr.,
George Macatee, the Messrs. Street,, the Messrs.
Ady, c. NJ. Meyer, T. H. STREET.; VIM stansbury
and others. This was the first hop of the season
and it was in all respects thoroughly enjoyed.
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A GRAND TOURNAMENT& PICNIC
IA To be held on the farm of John s. Almony
one-half mile east of Norrisvlle. on
TuesdRy, August Sth, 1852.


Tuesday, August sth, 1882.
AT o'clock ?. NJ.
Chief Marshal-R. n. Wiley. Assistants-Web-
ster Z. McCung and Samuel Kirkwood.
Hon. Herman Stump will deliver the charge to
to the knights.
The riding will be for the following prizes =
First-A Silver Pitcher. Second-Silver Castor
Third-Siver Pickle Dish. Fourth-Silyer Card
Basket. The successful knights will also have
the honor of browning the Queen of Love and
Beauty and her three maids of honor. After the
coronation the Royal Dance will take place, in
the grove near by.
Judges OF the Tournament-Luther VI. Bir-
mingham, George n. Wiley, John s. Gemmill.-
Time-keeper-Dr. NJ. Pue.
The Stewartstown Cornct Band will furnish
music for the tournament and Lyle's Cotillion
Band, of Bel Air. for the Soiree.
Entrance fee to Knights one dollar, including
dinner and horse feed.
Floor Managers-H. r. Wright end John A.
Gilbert. Refreshments will be served in abund-
ance, but no Intoxicating liquors will be allowed
on the grounds.
Admittance to the grounds 25 cents, Children Ii
cents. Knights wishing to ride will send their
names and titles to the secretary, d. f. Wiley,
Norrisville, Md, at once.
Committee of Arrangements-A. +. Sitter ID.
r. Wiley, a. G. Almony. John A. Gilbert. II. Il.
Wright and j. X. Strawbridge. Heralds-Ross
Payne. Charles Wiley and Rob Wiley.
The knights will form in front of 5. X. Gilbert s
Hotel. 2SJy
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

East Hartford Southern Methodist Church -
Preaching next Sunday-Aberdeen IL A. NJ, and
Perryman s p. NJ. The "Object Lessons" will be
introduced in the Sunday School next Sunday.
J. w STEELE Pastor
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SEVENTH ANIMAL HARVEST HOME.
- at the Rocks of Deer Creek, on THU RSDAY,
August 10th. The Farmers of Hartford county
are invited to assemble, with their families and
friends at the Rocks of Deer Creek, on THU RS
DAY, AUGUST 10th, 1882. to celebrate their
seventh grand annual Harvest Home. Besides
the attractions afforded by the romantic and pic
turesque scenery. the STEWARTSTOWN
BRASS BAND will be present. and LYLE'S
STRING BAND will furnish music for the Dance.
Addresses will be delivered by VIM. NJ. Marine,
Esq, Hon. Herman Stump, Hon. Stevenson Ar
cher. VIM. Young ESQ, George w. Richardson,
Esq. and others, topics interesting TO Farmers
and their families There will also be WHEEL
ING MATCH for Prize of s.. Entrance fee 25
cents. BAG JUMP, WALKING MATCH. RUN
MING MATCH. CLIMBING A CREASED
POLE, CHASING A SHAVED PIG. &c.
ICE CREAM AND OTHER REFRESHMENTS
will be supplied on the ground.
COMMUNICATIONS ii. Janney, W. Smithson
Forwood, Robert +. Morgan, Arch. Wilson, John
Moores, Samuel Wilson. S. j. Whiteford, John c.
Hanna, c. c. kinsey, Henry Macatee, Frank Rig
dom
Committee of Arrangements-Jame W. Glad
den, John W. Gabreath, j. p. Street, and Frank
Macatee. jy2S
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The State Central Committee of the
straightout Republicans met in Richmond on
Wednesday and nominated negro preacher
of Williamsburg, Va. for Congressman at.
large
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The Circuit Court for Anne Arundel county
has set aside the election held in that county,
upon the ground of fraud. The court declares
vacant the officers of County Commissioners
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SHOULDER DIsLocATEp.--On Wednesday
evening of last week Mrs. Miller, an aged lady,
motherin-law of Mr.. j. 4. Ward, accidentally
fell, dislocating and fracturing her right Shout
der. DIR. NJ. l.. Jarrett rendered the necessary
surgical aid
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ALLEN-WI LLIAMS.-On the Goth instant,
at the Presbyterian Parsonage, Abingdon, by
Rev. w. W. Campbell, VIM. ALLEN to Miss
GEORGlANNA WILLIAMS, all of Hartford
county.
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BALLOON FoUND.-Last Sunday evening Mr..
VIM McGill found in his woods, on Deer Creek
hills, in the northwestern section of Hartford
county, 36miles from Baltimore, a large balloon.
1t contained beautifnlly-dressed doll, and o
notr, stating that the balloon had been sent up
ON the 18th of July from Baltimore, by VIM. +.
Minnick, who requested the finder to communi.
cate with him or with the Herald Publishing
Company, of Baltimore. The writer also re
quesied that the doll be given to ''some nice lit
tie girl" His wishes were complied with.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Board reserves the right to order a less
quantity for any particular house, and to order
additional coal, not to exceed 30 TONS at the CON
tract price, to he delivered at such points as they
may designate on or before October LIST, 1882
All coal to be delivered on or before October 18th
1892. ''
Bids may be made for each district separately
or for the whole county
Full particulars can he obtained by application
to the secretary. The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. BY ORDER
NOBLE L. MITCHELL,
Jyli o. Secretary.
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INSTRAY NOTICE. drfOrd county, 10 Wa:
II hereby certify that William c. Sheridan, of
Hartford county. made oath before me- the sub
scriber, one of the Justices of the Peace in and
for the said county, this 18th day of July, in the
year 1882, that an estray is trespassing upon his
enclosures, described as follows One large Black
and White Sow.
Given under my hand,
RICHARD Il. MARTIN, j. p.
The owner of the above described Sow is
quested to come forward. prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
jy@i WILLIAM G. SHERIDAN.
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NOTICE. Executors and Administrators who
~ have not settled their accounts according to
law, will nj rs early a day possible, with the
vouchers, report to the Register for the settle
ment of said accounts. All dcinquents will he
called on To appear before the court by order
of the Orphans Court.
WIN. :. RICHARDSON,
aplO Register of Wills of Hartford Co.
DRICES REDUCED-The undersign- E7z7N
l. ed, living within half II mile of Dublin -SE=NS
has reduced his prices to suit the timcsSEAdnAt
and the people
PURE RYE WHISKY to d cents KlasS.
HORSE FEED to 20 cents.
MEALS FOR MEN to % cents. and other things
in proportion. ISAAC DECkMAN.
l6je3m Pleasant Grove Hotel.
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MR. ADRIAN MERRITT, aged 80 years, died at
the residence Of his son.in.law, VIM. Mechem,
at Edgewood, on Tuesday. The interment was
at Friends Meeting House Falston, on Thurs
day Mr.. Merritt was native of New York, but
for many years resided upon his farm, near Wat
ters' Cross Roads, in this county. lie was an hon
orablc, upright man. and was greatly esteemed
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THIS IN TO GIVE NOTucE-rr, AT ru,

TNIIIS IN I'd GIVE NOTICE-THATTH THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county. Nd. Letters Testament
AIRY on the personal estate of
RICHARDA BRYANT
late of Hartford Co.. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby notified
of,
On or b.tore lie 2iM ddy Of JWly 1883.
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
MI benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt.
Given under my hand and seal, this a4th day Of
July, 1882
JOSHUA W. BRYANT
jy2s Executor,
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tract called "Briar Ridge, containing
SIX ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
and which is the same and all the land mentioned
and described in deed from Corbin l.. Onion and
wife, and Henry w. Archer, to Rachel Brice,
dated 18th of September. 1879 and recorded
among the land records of Hartford county, in
Liber \. l.. j., No. FL folio 1874. This property is
located in good neghborhood, near Pleasant
vile, and is convenient to Churches, Schools and
Mills. The land is of good quality and is i'm
proved by a small DWELLING HOUSE.
TERMS OF SALE.-The terms of sale as pre-
scribed by the decree are-that one third of the
purchase money shall be paid in cash on day of
sale or ratification thereof; one third in six
months, and the residue in twelve months from
day of sale, deferred payments to bear interest
from day of sale, and be secured by the notes or
bonds of the purchaser with security approved by
the trustee. GEO. Y. MAYNADIER,
Trustee.
j. J. Alexander Auctionecr. jy21
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Governor Charles Foster is OF the opin.
Ion that the temperance issue in Ohio may
ieopardize some of the elections in that State
to the disadvantage of Republicans.
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(HALLENGE.-Wc challenge any Chilled
- Pow made to equal the NEW REMINGTON
CLIPPER in lghtness of draft, quality of work
case of management and weight of plow, in a fair
and impartial field trial, each pillow turning the
regular two horse furrow, seven by thirteen t7xl8
inches.
The above to take place near Creswell "a CEN
Ira point for the LIST, ID and Sd districts,) August
18th, 1852, at . =. NJ. Failure on the part of any
pillow to accept our challenge will be considered
evidence that they know the Remington TO be SUI
perior and that they are afraid TO meet il on
lair field. j. II. d +. n. EMMORD.
We offer the above challenge to show our
friends the real value of the different plows We
do not propose to manipulate the dynamometer
nor allow any other interested parties to do so
nor take credit for greater furrow than can he
turned over properly. We guarantee that so far
MS we can control, everything will he done hon
esty. the only manner in which field trials can
be of any value to our farmers.
J. Fl. & +. n. EMNiORD,
2sjy3t Perrymans.
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BITTEN BY SNAKE.--Ou Tuesday evening
last, n> Mr.. John Gladdens little boy, aged
10 or II, was picking bnckbcrries, he was Bit
ten on the great toe by copperhead snake
lie was taken home, and DR.. Hayward admins
tered to him quart Of brandy. His ltg and
body Were much swollen and of purple color
AT last accounts he was better.