davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican., 1883-01-18
Our Establishment is open every
evening until 10p. III.

We always keep In stock complete sets OF Uarpcr's
HarIIour Series Franklin Square and Seaside Ii.
braries.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
Mt, Vernon! Mt. Vernon!
SrEAmEn w. w. COnconAN

Leaves seventh,street wharf daily Cnxonpt Sunday
for Mt. Vernon at 10 O'Clock M returning, reaches
Washington about S;iO II, IN.
auto j. L. BLAKE, CAPTAIN.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
Too BeastIy For Discussion.
Boise stat sman.


Mormonism is too dirty and too bcasty u
subject for discussion, and ought to be stamped
out by every lover of his race as readily us
you would stamp out the lowest reptile that
crawls ON the earth. The most strange part
is that such an institution can survive in a
civilized country, and moro strange still that
il should grow and strengthen until II knocks
at the door of the most enlightened nation on
the earth 10 have its unhallowed practiscs nc
cepted, lcgalzed and made one of the great
family Of the states Of this union. We do not
believe that this government will accept Utah
as u sister state. We have too much conf
donce in the honor and the intelligence Of
the American people TO thinl, that the effort
Of these pOlygamous charlatans will meet with
any degree OF favor or encouragement. We
do not suppose, however, that they will cease
their efforts to be admitted, or give up their
peculiar institution until il is stamped out by
the strong arm Of the government.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
We keep Our Establishment open
every evening until 10 y. m.

We receive regularly by European steamers the fol.
lowing Foreign Papers, Magazines, aud Fashion
Journals
The Illustrated London Ncws London Graphic
Pictorial World, The Queen, Illustrated Sporting and
Dramatic News, The London Daily Times, London
Standard, Punch Fun London Truth, LondOnWorld
London Weekly Times, The Mail, Bell's Life, Lon
don Figaro Judy London Field, Spectator Whitehall
Review Life, London Army and Navy Gazette Lon
don Era, London Daily News, The American Regis
ter, Saturday Review The AthenTum, Society. Gnr.
dcners Chronicle, The Garden. The Electrician, Eng
lsh Mechanic The Court journal The London Arch
oct, st. James Gazette. Pail Mall Budget, The Lon
don Economist, Tho British Architect, Tho Builder.
envy, the Contemporary Review, Nineteenth Century,
fOrtnignly Review, Chambers Journal, Belgravia,
COrnhll Magazine, London Lancet, Monthly Family
Herald, The Theatre Monthly London Journal,
Blackwood's Magazine, Longman's Magazine, Good
Words, Sunday Magazine, All The Year Round, The
Portfolio, London Art journal, Cassell's Magazine
Of Art, Every Girls Magazine, Nautical Magazine,
Bradshaw's Railway Guide to Great Britain aud Ire
land, Bradshaws Continental Railway Guide, Boys
own Paper, Little Folks, lie Figaro, lie NOltair GIL
Bias, LEvenemcnt La Justice, LUnivers Illustre,
Lo journal Amusaut, Petit Journal, Pour Rire, lie
Monde Comquc La Vie Parsicnno ILLUSTRATION,
gantc lie Modest dc In Salson, LIGognncc, parsenne,
lie Moniteur de In Mode Le'Printcmps lie Salon de
In Mode, Revue de 10 Mode, Uber Land und Nicer,
Die Gnrtenlaube Flegende Blatter, and many others
too numerous to mention.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
We keep Our Establishmcnto open
every evening until 10 u. IN.
We also display on our counters
h aud French AImnuncs.

English aud French Aimnuncs.
A Complete AssOrtment OF Playa Rnd
Dramatic WORKS.
subscriPtI0ns iEyIted to Periodicals,
MaEaEinCs, and Newspapers.
Orders by MAIL solicited.
Amy book advertised by the different
publishing hOuhes win be scnt to any nd
drens posi- paid orr receipt Ofthe adyertIscd
price.
We invite special attention To our STA.
tIOuery Department, inasTnuch as we exc
cute orders for Card Engraving la lhe
very bcSi style. and we also have AnperIOr
inciIiiicH lOr t,e cutting OF Orests aud
MOnOgrnm aud Addrcss Dics.
Oar Iinc or papers embraces The produc.
nOns of ihc bcst FOreign nui AmePIonn
HHDUscS, wfth envelopes 30 match.
Marcus vgnrdE Irish Linen, Crane's
HOnd, Frcncs,, SeuadriIle Note, American
Extra SHpcrfine and 1AOuTni inE SIOch.
Use BrrnanO'S London EXchpquer JET BLACK
INK. Use il once and you will use no other.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
We keep Our Establishment open
every evening until 10 p. III.

We have regularly for sale the following Papers
and Magazines:
The Critic, The Homo journal, The American
queen Tho knickcrbUcier, New York Financial
ana Commercial Chronicle Engineering and Mining
journal, Mining Record, Puck, Spirit of the Times
Forest and Stream, Youths Companion, Harper's
Young People, Golden Days, Harpers Weekly mud
Ba2ar, Boston journal of Chemistry, True Flag
Waverley Magazine Texas SinlngB. IAttells Living
Age, tho Independent, Christian Union, Christian
Weekly, Christian Herald The Republic, Darlington
HawSeye, Detroit Free Press Scientific American
and supplement- Banner OF Light, The Arr Inter
change, San Francisco Argonaut American Architect
Boston Pilot, New York Clipper, Music ana
Drama, Dramatic News, New York Mirror, Rural
New Yorker, The Country Gentleman, Our Conf.
nent, Grip, Sportsman, Sanitary Engineer, Chimney
Corner Plymouth Pulpit, American Fnld Amori-
lean Mechanic New York LEDGER Weekly, Firesile
Companion, saturday Night The Judge Leslie's IL
Illustrated Paper, North American Review Prince
ton Review, The Century Mag zine, Harpcrs Mag.
a2no, Atlantic Monthly, Overland Monthly, Amer.
lean Agricultural, Catholic World. International Re.
vlow, Eclectic Magazine, Lippncotus Magazine, The
Magazine OF American History, Popular Science
Monthly, Van Nostrands Engineering aTagnglno
The American journal Of Science, New York Med,
cal journal, The Art Amateur, The Eurngher and
Decorator, The Modern Age, Wide Awake st. Mich
olas, Baby Land, ChattcrboX, Rallous Magazine An
plctons Railroad Guide, Tho Olicia Railroad Guide
Lesllo's Budget, Lcse's Frcsdc, Lcslios Popular
Monthly. The Herald OF HCnth Wnlacos Monthly
Our Little Ones. The American CanQest, Tho Gu
terer, and many others too numerous to mention.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
GrgieIrrs' d5ni0t.
CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
,NSft,, ,,,,,,, .r,,,..-,. q, -.

THE NEW TRUNK IINE
no THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST
on and aner SUNDAY. DECEMBER "a. iSg2 uas-
songcr trains OF this route will leave Washington
rem B. & T.. station Us follows:
at1O y. NJ. DAILY-Louisville and Cincinnati speclat
--Solid train. with Pullman Cars to Lexington kv,
Cincinnati, aud Louisville without chAuge, arriving
az Lexington $40 3. ~, Cincinnati $50 y. M, louis.
N!lle go p. m, connecting closely ut these cities
with through ftst trains TO ali points In the West
southwest, and Northwest
Continuous tr,un tickets vac &c q. Railwnv--Wash.
ington TO Cincinnati, S125G Washington to St Louis,
sls.O; Wgshugton to Chicago, 1880; Washington
tn louisville, $40
5tI0 n, M daily, except SuudayMa for all stations
on G. % o. lpy east Of llflOn Forge.
For Rates Tickets 10 all points West location In
Pullman Cars, aud Full Information Of Route and
connections, Apply nt &. Il o. ly Onice, jia Penusyl.
NRnla avenue, Washington, d. G
r, ,,, u. W; FULLER, General Passenger Agent
e. w. SMITH, General Manager, oCt4Iy
National Republican., 1883-01-18
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
- BETWEEN
THEEAST AND THE WE~1' VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILS!

Schedule to take eject SUNDAY. NOV. 70 ,s,,
a. NJ ,,,,, LEAVE WASHINGTON,
'''O" press s,espInnga s,IIna .1d s Louis T"f rs.
,StsI SoS baltimore, I!cott city, and Way Stations
tgeenn' i,HiiluOre Express.
900 baltimore, Annapolis, and WAY. Plcdmont
Wny' WgsDgirsi Wias ,o,oa oM,o,anS,hcstcr hagcrstown aud
1siSS pp@iIllh5Irf p"int az e., ESpress Wa, s,or.
hlo' ihlladclphR, New York, and Boston ESprcsS
$40 stapntSn and Snd Vacy RSw rSprS aIS ,coce,s 70,
ila,serstown and at Point OF Rocks Tor Fred.
1000 baltimore, ITyattsyrle, and Laurel Express
stops ut licil,Nillr. Annapolis Junction, jos.
Affiliations. W. ''OP' ''
1000 baltimore Express, Stops at Iryaitsvillc md
tloia ptsSutS. Chicago, Cincinnati aud 81. Louis
u N vile, and Chicago
is;lN Baltimore, Elcott city, Annapolis, and Way
ti;&,. 39nniSsnndny only for baltimore and Way
l;.h' hI.iuurr tNtrpHs
tSO@ baltimore, Philadelphia, md New York ES
$3.50 Baltimore rlior and Way stations, Winchester
frederick, Hagcrstown, and Way via ltc'
$3.50. Baltimore, HyntsvIlic and Laurel Express
ErGgHymcS' via Relay. stops M Annapolis
$50. naliiinorg, Annapolis, and Way Stations.
tE'o Point Of lIook9, Frrdcrlck, 1IGgelsowm, Win.
chester ana Way stations. ION Suqdnysto
'% p@SFH VIA R@iay EfG gIcps Mt iqTs2Gs apa Nay
tIO. Baltimore and Way stations
,sl baltimore Express.
tSh pitisburg. Cleveland, and Detroit Eypresl
.o,o , sleeping Cars to plttsburg
lv'H| Philadelphia, New York, aud Boston Fxprpss
,o.- . Sleeping Cars to New York
I"oh Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Express
sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis ald
,,.. =. ChioAuo,
ll'Sn Baltimore and Way stations.
Sunday. '''' '' ''''' ""'''' "''iS' cNcePe
IN trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimorcnnd
ONO Ticket OniCeS: Washington station, GO and i1l
where orders VIII be taken baggage to be checked
WM. CLEMENTS
Master ofTransportatlon, Bnltimnrc
-. &. X. LORD,
seis General Passenger Agent baltimore .
National Republican., 1883-01-18
We keep Our Establishment open
every evening until 10 d. III.
wo koep rogulnrly for snlo lho following dnIlIes,

We keep regularly for sale the following dallles:
Albany Argus, Boston Advertiser, Herald Post and
Transcript, Baltimore Sun and American BROOKLYN
Eagle Buffalo Express and Courier Chicago Tribune
Times, and Inter Ocean, Cincinnati lGnquircrnnd Com,
mcrcul Gazette, Cleveland Leader and Herald De-
troit PostlTibune Hartford Courant, Milwaukee SEN
tine, Newark Advertiser, New orleans Plcayune New
York Herald, Times Tribune, World, Sun, Graphic,
and Post, Philadelphia Press and Times Pittsburg
Chronicle, Providence journal, Richmond Dispatch,
Rochester Post Express, Springfield Republican
syracuse Journal st. Louis Globe-Democrat aud
Missouri Republican, Saratoga journal, san Fran.
cisco Bulletin, Troy Times, Toronto Mail
National Republican., 1883-01-18
DnE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH SOUTH.
WEST, AND wlSE

Schedule in effect Dcc,n bpr a. 1852;
ElO ~ NJ New orleans Alatl daily, making cloSo
connections TO all points south and southwest
WI MIN lniimian sleeping Cars from Washington
YIN DAhvillo 10 Atlanta, and Atlanta To New
prieamsi i nlso Washington to New Orleans via
4;2O F. nl-Louisvle Fast Line, daily, via Char.
loteSNillo, Huntington, and Lexington to Cius
Cnnat, Louisville, and all Western points
nhRng direct connections and with solid train
ma Pullman Sleeping Cars. Washington TO
1895 D. me-soathern Mail and Express. daily, to nil
points south and Southeast, via Dan vile and
Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars, Wash
- lngtOn to Charleston.
For all points on Manassas Division take 7;I0 a. M
train. daily, except Sunday. For Warrenton
- take 7l0 a. m. ana I: u, nj. trains, daily,
for tickets and all Information, inquire At Com.
pnnys Onco, COL Pennsylvania avenue, or ut Union
Depot. Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue is connected
with telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n. MAODANIEL,
General Passenger Agent ' Agent
SOL HAAS Traffic Manager. sells
National Republican., 1883-01-18
HNHE GREAT

T'HE eREAT EpAETNxsvry,v,, no,,rr
or, ,Dl.o,IGBtE TRACK, sPhhSRip seENEaYt.'|
STEEL N iAIiff hffEG4 EMG44SNESSEiSMHNf h9g!rENr ss
TRAINS Leave UNSATISFACTORY i nom on station
For pi,GIler corner Of sixth and streets as follows;
Line 0go g. nl daily with slceplng Cars rom iiaf.
daily. with Palace Cers TO Ptlsbhrg, and Cinsin..
natl M4bl Express, 1850 p. M, daily for rlttsburg
BAfTIMoRiE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erle Cagandaigun, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
Toni Washington TO Capandaigua '''' "'''' ''''
For Wilnnsport Lock Haven, and Elmira, ut G3)
For New York aud the East sooa. M, O:soa M, 13l
@ $50 g. M and ESd ES xSrsss S@ sFdfE OF sS @ n PSPo1 sS9
Cars GSo q, m, daily, except Sunday.
Fer Brooklyn n, E..all through trains connect gt
ing direct transfer 20 Fulton street. avoiding double
:, ieriiage across New York city, go.
and o y @ On On & Sunday md I po % ad ' i S
n. Limited Express, G5O a. m, daily, except sui-
For baltimore Gio, sOo $50 1910 a. m. and 1880, 4,,
44O, G;2l 1910. $3.50, ndlC2O p. M On Sunday, 500,
sr3J n. m, ds0, $50, 5;80, G50, and 1920 u. m,
For pope's Creek Line, 6;iOa m. and 44O p. daily.
For XHnspoiS;I Goa m. aud 4tOp n daily, except
ALEXXNpRIA AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAIL
NAY AMP AkENANDlslA AND WASHING
For AieSandra, G'3o 700 a2o, ii;Oo, and ilaS g. M
80 ii;co, and ii5i a. m. aiid 500 p. m N''''"
For Rchmonda and the south. GBO ana ll:5 IN, daily.
TGaas S ieayG p m XieXhn GHGe r WHnGngon @ 500
s;t3 and 1890 n. MI ~ u, 800, $40 100, nndG n
and 1900 nIdlgnt on sunday at 500, o!5'. andl3
Tickets aud information at the Office. northeast cor
nor Of Thirteenth street ana pennsyiyanla n% ia avenue
checking of baggage to destination rom hotels aud
]. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES II. PUGU, General Manager, sels
National Republican., 1883-01-18
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET.

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET.
lQuoted by w, 6. Hogel
WASHINGTON Jan. l7.-GO head of cattle and 500
sheep up. Cattle sold at 46lGc. Sheep 4a6lIe
Twelve milch COWS sold at S3O955 each.
PIrTsBuRG OIL MARKEE
PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. l7-There was nothing
doing in oil this morning. the total transactions
not exceeding 100000 barrels. The market was
dull at the opening, with sales at 0l7Ec, and de-
clining TO 9l1 {c, The market was ralylng ut noon
National Republican., 1883-01-18

INOR SALF;-PRINTEp CARDS "FuRNIsHED
II Rooms, with Table Boami' THIS House iOr
Rent, apply at - aud "iurulihtd ROunR Tor
Rent price 10 oentS each for sale ~ the Bnsmes
Oflce OF The National Republican, doI-tt
National Republican., 1883-01-18

Please bear la mind Our estnbIIshncnt
is Kept open every evening until no n. nI.
National Republican., 1883-01-18
Norfolk and New York Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot ofSiEth street every lOn,
day. Wednesday, and Friday, at o'clock u. H.,
lgucnlug at PlnCy Point, Point Look and Fortress
Monroe, 90 -
CoNNI5CrING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BoS.
TON AND PJtONIDENCE STEAMERS,
Fifstcass iAre to Fortress Monroe ana Nnrolk.Ss 80
ECoOnd-cass are 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 80
Frst-cRss fare Pinoy Point and Point Lookout 81
sec0nu.casS ilre TO Plney Point and H. Lookout 20
Relurnilg, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays. Thursdays
"''" 9''"'' ''FiiE NEW YoRK STEAMERS,
JOHN GIBSON and T. O. KNIGHT, leave Pier Il,
East River, New York, every Saturday At y, m,
and Geu-gct own every Thursdny nt H. IN. For par
ticulars apply to Agent Bi Water street Georgetown,
Tickets aud stalerOOmS can be secured at general
office GlB Fineonth street, In Nat, Met Hank. B aud
% ticket unlCr 1851 Pa ave, -, Marc Hotel and at
boat, llr3l ALFRED WOOD, secretary,
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10

The Price OF Clover seed.-The price of
clover seed aPPears TO be the rise. The Bos-
ton C-ifEafsT Gays that this IL caused by the for.
eisn demand for clover And titaOihy seed. The
PSsiSi, FsSssr. of Chiesgs. in aEsser to a Sab.
'-riber. What j. the prospect q better prices for
eloter see-is - says Taking one year uith an.
other. there ieu articles oI commerce that aa-
tEaisi in price more than clover seed, aad cur
obssrv.tions daring the past ten or more years
here lead ~ O. beleVe that uhile fsu prslaet,
% the fafmsTs feids have yieidei more sAtisfae-
tory reiafns, none have more fre4Gently di.ap.
pointed the expectations q dealers
The demand fsF this seel ussally open. soon
after the frs; si January. AMI cones frosa the
South This year ue have heard. a. yet. of Iiisle
msvenssnt- probably o. aeesant u the price
Shieh in this nafks; i from ss-25 to Ss.sS Der
bsshsi- and ne be,ieve that rogni lots of prime
see1 cannot be bosght for less than ss.5o in any
reliable make; The oseFinss fresn the esuntry
are mach lighter than usual. which nay be taken
pretty saF- indiealiSa that the last erop vas
short Some sii seed uas carried over froia las,
seassn. bat cur infoFmafioa is that the qaan,isy
l. not la-se- While elsTeF seed retains it. rerri
natink poser fer several years ig ii l. kep; in a
dry place. neH seed il Alsays more .alabls frosa
its brighter appearAnee- Present Indications seen
% Ioint to maintaining eaueai prices, IL Ne, 70 =
s;iii higher rAsge.''
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10

From the Upper End OF the Line.-The
Delta Herald. IN . talk uifh proninen; eanirae-
tos the Narylsnd Csniral Railroad. supplies
this bif of informatisn Work has been alnest
ssiirely ssspenied ssnce cold ueather ses in, ex-
eept the bridge and trestie uork af skieh con
-.rs<:sr Ra@say has been dong . little uhen the
weather uoali permit lie arrived =; bis home
here On Saturday last. bet returned again on
Tuesday. lie reports the track as laid as far as
The Liffie Falls uheFs = Houe truss bridge. uiih
lee feet span, Is being built- The track gill be
a. feet above the water of the stream. AZ each
cad of the bridge there gill he trestics of about
rs feet IN iesgth. shoai1 the ueAfher pFSve "a
vorabis. this bFiase uill ~ ee@plssed abosi the
middle u skis meath. Little Falls creek H 6
miles from Beiair. Frsm that Poini 20 failsson.
distance q three miles. there six iFesslss and
ansther bridge O. - pat Up Ons q the-e gill
bs sbsss seo feet in Ieagth and q feet IN height
an3 will re9aire 90 90 - thoasznd feet q ismber
Mr. Ramsay thinks the Prospees Is god for uOrk
ts bs ressze1 % this ss1 e the read before
nssy as1tks-
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10
Worth Remembering.

Worth Remembering eorresp0ndeu;
q DosbIe Pike Cfeex, Carroll county. furnishes
the follSuing items 70 the Wes,minsier Sssfis.f:
Mr.. Cash. living near here. had a eou bloaiei \
short time ago. Ani seeing that the cos must die
II not speedily relieved. and having seen cattle
stuck intO the stomach. viih the bateher's knife.
be cot int0 the stomach and vith fattenei stick
sept the orisee open untiI all the gas and eaer.
Vescent eonienfs of the stomach uas ren0vei and
the coz saved.
A feu day. ago Elder d. =. sayler bad . coz
heated from overfeed Of chop. lie called in
Mr.. John Eylsr. veterinary surgeon he at once
appliei the katie ani after tuo hours xofk he
had enP;sei the stomach Of all the "a. .ad sGsr-
yeseest food aud the eos veil That wAs
the se-onl case Mr.. EyIer had operated 90 tha,
day. The operatisa is easy 60 perform and stock
owners aeei lose ne cattle by bloat f they apply
TIE knife before the organ Is Tspinrei- 90 the
left side at ths angle q inehes from the poin;
Of the hipboae and Inches frssa the haekbone.
there plunge in your knife With impunify. and
With aa;tsnei stick OF str0ng sposn keep the
eripie open the gas And e6ervesern; eontsnts
Of the stomach uill eheke Up the eripie a. solid
a. the walls & the stomach itseif: this mast be
esntinuei until there is M more gas remaining.
II yoar eSipie is very large yoa pat in . stick
or iwo the day after the operation Mr.. Eyier
SAYS be sonstnes has 10 NAVE the eripie four
ineAes long.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10
Hiehlr complImen,nrr.-In n. ~

Highly Complimentary. In bis printed
.,ateneni Of the Affairs of the Chicago, 81. Louis
and New Orleans Railroad Company. addressed 20
the directors of the Illinois Central. dated De.
esmber 80. lS>s. ". II. Osborn. president, pays
the foliosing high compliment 90 the efficiency Of
Col james Z. Clarke. the general manager. who
took charge In 1876. lie says; MIR. Clarke has
rebaiit this line from it, ashes. AZ the machine
shops we're piles of broken cars, aud the remnants
of locomotive boilers which had been exploded
for years. were still maintained on the books Of
the company ss engines. The bridges all re.
q1iEei renewing; the ties were rotten and defee-
tive. From this confusion Mr.. Clarke now deliV-
er. to you a well. .eonstFucteel aud equipped rail-
road
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10

Purchase OF Parm.- Mr.. 5. Howard Cole
has purchased the snug little farm of the late
GeoTge wisner. situated near Dover. in ths 5th
district. and abost - miles from Baltimore. The
farm eoniains leo acres. sboui Is OF 20 acres in
uoeliand. the balance In good eondition. With
frst-Fsss house asd suitable outbaildings. Mr..
Cole has besn rsstisg Different farms In the
eoanty for the past seven year, an9 now. havin (
purchased n hssne. IL will be much more satissae-
tosy for himself asd family. lie has Iattsriy
bsen living the farm Of the late James n.
BssIey. in Dulany's Valley. and nou owned BY
Nr. William Bowen q g, % this town
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10

Smailpox.-One Of the editors of the Liver
pool NsrsHry asserts very positively that the wors,
case u smallpox can be cared in three days simp-
iy BY the of cream of tartar dissolved in one
pint of ho, water, drsnk at intervals shen cold.
lie says IL has cured many Of his friends and ae-
quaintsnees. never leaves . mark, neyer causes
blindness and avoids tedious lingering.
A correspondent of the New York .S-s says the
folouius recipe wili smallpox or scarlet fever
ia twelve hours. IL nay be worth remembering.
sGlphaie of rine. one grain fox glove (dgitaIis
one srain; half = teaspeonfal of sugar mixed
thoroughly. When mixed add four ounces of
uatsr. b0se-a teasPoonfGl every hOEr.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10

Dogs killing Chtckens--on Nsnday night
Lass tuo degs visited the premises q Mr. George Y.
eosen. Eviag - Charlss street. ersnss. sbsus =
ie and . half fron TsusonsSun, and killed
tAirsexn chiekens. !. hsas ani . roesser. The
deer e tie heasssy being sFen. the dsss got in
and deiibsraseiy tssk The ehisksns fro The roesi.
ukish uas f.iiy feet fro@ The gresn1. Mr.
Beuea uas awaksnel by the chatter s@sng his
peaitry, ani e gsing o1f esriei toe dogs. asi
bsing ar1s1 with . sAs,- gsn. frei at thsn uith
gssA ese-f hs thinks. fFon The fact that seat
merning he was Ahie 10 traek oss q The animals
- the bioeA-sPSts en the snsw. rigAt ts his hoss
Il this tssn- The eAiekess uers al killed By
bsing biftsn 60 ,he neek a.1 breast; tsf nsae usre
safsa hT tke Aer..
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10
He Has No Objection.

IxpgASAFoLIs. ISp.-The Hon. Daniel W. Voor-
bees. united States Senator from this State. re-
marks ~My opinisa sir. have objectisn 20
giving. fufered from rheamaiism oi the back.
ssss ss=s s.. Jacks cs!, =A.sA T=ss ne .=ss=s.
tsssoss relief and anaily cured me completely.
shink q = remarkable remedy. indesd." His can
did snd eouFtsous expressien carries weight.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10

A Farmers Convention.-lt will be seen
from our advertising columns that our county So
eieiy will hold under its auspices. in the Court
House here. on the 22i instant. public meeting
of those interested in agriculture at which num-
Der Of practical and scientific gentlemen will read
papers or deliver addresses. and nuinbe: of
question. will be discussed. This Is the third
meeting of this kind ani ought 20 be promotive
Of good results TO the farming community, as
well in e-Oking useful references as in exchanging
infoFiaa; a. 10 the best methods of conducting
farm operations. All the ClGbs. oranges and
other organizations. and the farmers generally.
are invited to participate in the proceedings and
TO present saeh other matters, not in the pro-
gramme may be Of use or interest to the con-
vention. We hope our farmers throughout the
county will second the effort Of the managers of
the Society to make this = useful and large
gathering.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10

incorporated.-The Abb1u Presbyterian
Chapel At Hishiandtown, this county, has been
incorporated. and the trustess are Horace Abbott,
John :. Gillman. George :. Brown, Henry Sert.
A. :. Warner. Samuel Chesney. John llilts. Geo.
Meciintoek, william GFitsths, Daniel Powell and
John ueveru.