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- Tie Pssnsyivaaia s:a,s Bsa-l q A,ri,ul,ure
e-iia2ts tsc sAes; crsp = the state a. - a. eoo
hasAcis frezl l.tstola zcrcs. Es;aru. frlln say.
niue eaz-si-s report - issrea-e. seFy irg fro iso
p~- -c,t. e >-hzy32in q faTsy pe- cent IL Ian
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fore ioas -ait tai . sisghs cessh 4evsisys itself
irta oaa.zzFsis1. bat sss.rs = bottle q Dr. Balis
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yezr e1urh Na3 i've en- kAprily.
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New Advertisements.
TWO yALUABLE MILLS
nEsr: ~

l>I.-IHnkNIOS MILL. ca%<S4M7
I,rs TzfzT ifs. e.s ale freE Ceeksyviiis- Tais
aill - herts,iaFe tesa -ssizstsl exclusively a.
a-srrtA-t rail All ;Asss - perhaps nane 10 The
esaztry betfs- se-sssl fs- the basir~ss ii - IA
g1--t r-rrt.< sgier.
eNp.-wtLLpE MILL. ea II. ws.fs-a Bgs
Ta-rsike. :. @il~- - - C-ekeyssiiis. :. Alss n
go ~ sir. aal . aFFaE ct fsr rasiss sell a.
EersA.Et ue-s is . ala ai=irabig sesa,et.
TAcr sil ssrk - rszssl q. SHARES % far =
zs.ey Fenf. ~ farther rsrii-aiiFi. in3uifs 4
THuIIS H. MATTHEWS.
Fee IT, Ca-keyssii.. Ma
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Tie ne lsrsisnsi. in;snlins g. 4ait farlln-.
uiii cell ~ b.. resiiencc. "a Lug 8reea Valley
% The raai isaiiue from Long Gresu >tati. "a.
Maryland Csttral Railroad. 90 Jui.nsiHe. aui
AAiainias fsfas =. samuel 81 Eaakin AL Levi.
foisF. %
Tiu-si4s. Mrr-i ,'i. I~.a.
a. ~ O'Clock. shsrr.
TuE FOLLOWING STO"k 4. AC.. TnWIT
To cd worS Horses. yeafans Cslt.. q
Csc, tso -iia Calves ~ their sides. aal -,
fresh to mau;hs az lIeifer with calf q
Berkshire Shs;ss. dotsa Chirkrns. ] one harse
Marksi wAsun, to horse Make; Wagon.
bzekeye SrAin AL Fertilizer Drill. far-h horse
bsQai-Ireai Was1ns. lue neAriy aes Wagon
boiy. Hay CArrisge. I Cart. Grain Fan. Corn
shelter. -. Clair Fodder Catier Cas-arioa Com
bise1 Reaper All Mover. Pitch snI Manure
Fcrks. Wagon Haraess tor Eve kar.es. C1Nars
Brides. Wage. Saddle. Haitsrs. -; Double
Harness. Cos Chains. leg ant F5nh Chains,
Copper ssiil, Cross-C Cot sass, Axss. 20 Grain
l1-<@ eAsvsi risss. caitiwatnFs. Raiiar,
sksveis. Masfocks. stump Paiisr. sprisg Tooth
Hsrse-Rzke and numeroas other articles
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SAFE. : Tatie.. DISH Beach. : stand. -
nearh Trays. I Spiaains Wheels. aue
Cssrry -SssisF. Churn. ratter Tab. -
Staae Mia Greeks. > iron Keitl-. I large CapIsr
Esssis. Wash Tsbi. saasase Cut;er. ! Msni~
Geek. asaas - yards q ssal Carpet. Bacon By
tAs rasni. Com by the barrel. a.
TERMS or SALE.--saEs ~ $40 All uulc-.
- nosshs wiii BE- gives. psr-hl-sr- giviag a,ss
Nth approved security, hsauss pe- cent. IN
,sssss- Nosss % BE- mai~ Tayahi- A. ~. Toun
Etsk. BaitiunoFe city. Y goois - - rem vel
ustii ss;tlsl for. ISAAC HERTzLEB. ~.
FEB i-.-ts
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\0TIt l..

NOTICE.
OTrt.r or ruE Mutr a. figE lNstEAv,rl
trvFtNf ~ EALfGaoEr Goa nv.
February sth. i>sa.
Notiec !. hereby given that the Annual Meeting
% the members of the Company Gill be held on
Hosiay. tis 5fA dYy ~ MsrrA, issa,
y ant o'clock 4. VI.
AT THE SECRETARN'S OFFICE, In the Knapp
In.ti;aie Bgii,lins W - y. Holiday street. Bal
tiuors for The psrp.se of ELECTING THiR-
TEES DIRECTORS fof the ensuing year
FRANCIS SHRtNER. Secretary.
y. B.-Ba,e of Interest 70 be paid Is per eeHi.
for i>s1. Feb. iO.--?t.
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us4asv. p-~-sauns e - ca~mR~.As a.a 60
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ArpEALs -.
ALTERING AND CORRECTING VAL.
TATiONS.

OFuCI Coz NY CaastssioSTHs BAifIvoar Co.
TaHsaSravN. Fehruary :. ls>1.
The County Cemmissi1uers 81 Ha.tlgtaf, county
siil meet - their afiec.
F-i-arrg ?ofl. 2l.t. 2ad. 2i'i. ?6,A. .s'iaad
ssh t~sE.
L. HEAR APPEALS FOR ALTERING AND
CORRECTING VALUATIONS or PROP
ERTI THAT NAY HAVE BEEN IN
PROPERLY ASSESSED ~ BAL.
TfMoRE COUNTY.
TRANSFER BOOKS sil be kspt orsa au.iI
,he isi g MARCH. f,s3. after which they eli. he
elo.sd until the 1T & MAY. t~sg.
EDWARD " STiEFEL.
JOHN u. MiLLENpEK.
JOHN l. PAkLErT
County 'ainmi-.i sucrs fur baltimore county.
Te,i j. ItRNAN SCHoNE. Chief clerk
T.h d III
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~IWAt ENTNA WELEINH Hot 81
Ne. al8 NsssA Calvert sarsse-

Asl Aegi..s.g So he tAirl tAsrssf sa he sr-s
sses q cHsssrt sersse q sAs &isea.rs e - fssl
sn4sA frsn. tAs su1GAz<ss eernsr - calssrt .af
rs~nnsna ssresss a11 e sAa eszsrs sf tAs partsia
wH1 sAsrs s-esee2. NR1 runnfaR tAsnrs ssusA.
hunwAnr sn rA@ wxss s6Ae e Calvert sarxas 10 fss
9 insAcA es eAs ssnsr~ e the partisisn vail thsrs
srseasA AnA rnmzs1g kmek usse parnlnsA wssn
Tsw~ssnA serves wf4A IN sxsn wSlaA e 10 fsae .
inrAesI y. sssx isrAes - marxruvs al1sy. snA-
5ure - 10 aa1uA1 wruHs1 ssns e sls5 So In
pr~sul va
fHRKRSTORT BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
~ az xsr-A canssra ssrssl
TERMS OF SA2Es-0as-AAH easA 60 1.y e
sAAs. AaAHnra :. r4rsa 9sz.As. Nth ins.rsse fsun
Any e u.5s ere1 - - snaiaGMreisa e - Trns-
49, - - unsA. e - sgsian e ~ p11shassr.
Gs~tna rsn1 sd eanas nlpusani q taV e s.Ia.
- QCExcT HALL. Trusass.
Ne - kaxinx1nm sarsnG
MATHEWS q KHwgkAxD. Anlnin4nurN
Tea T--eA
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JOHN Y. SLADE. Aus,ouser.
DCBLIC SALE
OF
HORSES. MILES. cows. .iMPLEMHNTS.GC.


The nndersignei intending TO relinqaish farm.
> ing. will sell on tue farm Of Mr..
QJMn Nicholas T. Huichins. on Ny rrs5E
NcsA.Lady's Manor. loth district, near iS.An
ade's old tavern. on
Tsr.iay. Fsirsary asd. iSS5,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. without reserve.
TllE FOLLOWING STOCK. IMPLEMENTS. .1c.
-Four we'll broke Horses. suitable for riding or
driving; young well broke Mules, head Of
Cows. will be fresh by day u sale; I fVer
or 6-horse thimbie skein broai-treAd' u N
Wagon, nearly new; I Spring " Agon forsnk~A.
two horses; I Lime he'd, ? Hay Carriages. Cham.
pion Reaper and Mower. combined. nearly new
Champion Mover. used but one season Spring
Tooth Horse Rake used but one season 2thfec.
horse Davis Chilled PloNs; I two. horse Piows.
Single Shovel piows; I four horse Hinge Harrow.
three horse Hinge Harrow. Drags, I eight.
hor,. u;isvr Thr-,hiag Machine and Poser, ~ith
sclf cleaner, all In good running order CG,ting
Box, Corn Shelter, . sets Sprcaders. Double and
Single Trees, fiith and other Chains. | set oi
Breeching aud lead Harness for four horses Col.
lars. Brides. Halters. Forks. ShoVels, 1c.. and
many other articles found on a we'll stocked farm.
Cora by the barrel. Oats BY the bushei, Hay by
the Stack. Ac.
TERMS OF SALE.-Sums Of sl5 and under.
Cash on sums over that amount = credit OF nine
months will be given. purchasers giving notes
with approved security, bearing interest from day
Of sale. No goods to be removed yntil settled for.
MIcAJAH rHARcE.
Feb lO,-ate
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zE HASN'T s--=s -Or.sD YET.

Tie MODE Css-k- = iss Ci---f; cs.-- Aal A.
oshs- sare-ssseze-s - lass --sk'. Sssrssl. as
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Asl SeEi1aiag 80 sAs sers.l tAs-ssf e. ne
u<-s siAe q CAssss ssress Al tA islanre esss fss
i1-Aes ~s-uzA frsz sAs ss1sAse-s ssrusr e Cal
rsEs n1A Ts~ss<aa ssrsse at a. The eeasre e he
pArsitSia uAn sAsr~ sssrsel. A.A r1nninx tAens~
FuufA e~uasaias sA@ ws~a sSae - Calvert ssrs~s
- fsrs i@rAss ts Tia sszsfs - he partisisn wA
thure sr~se1- saa rGnsing haek ussi parnrlsi wisA
Ts~9ss~A sarrse wsaA aa s~<a wsitA ef 10 Gsss g
isrAss. ~ ssSs insA<s - Harrrase nIsy ssAi~rs
q tAs anaual srs1.A rsss e sls1-5a. Inpsssel
AyA
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING House
Ne. alt NarsA Calvert sersse-
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AL rHo.E !. rassE ! ri Lers & 5 Sr GROUND

sarcA are 4esrzaee4 as telteus. - uits
EeginaiaE f.r sas erss tAsreaf e tAs usss siis
e CAiress .esss ~ tAs Asaars q iif kesa ia<Ars
sSzsA fren tie ssssAwsss esrser sf Calvert ani
TSu111 ssrrSss asl lAs tie eeasrs u tAs partisisn
wal th.-~ creed AsA Fxaning sAsass sousA.
hnu.iEg tie w~ss sise e cafSsst stswss - fsss
iseAsa. asa E14aiag A1<k wess pararlsl With
r~@nssaA s-rs~s- ~szA a. ~Esa uilik u 10 Sect 6
i1rAss. -. fsss iasA<s q Hargrsss ailsy. sak-
trrs .. ~ s.saAi g-szsa rSas II tis5-J4. Iu-
V-1tel IVA
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
Ne tfk NsrsA Calrsst street.
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~ @N3 4LA Ns
Tie anisffisnei ab'gt O. reha4gish farming.
vii ofef - public tsls. AZ o.. fs,ienrs 10 Baiti.
move county near The fail' Road. aboa, oss iaile
acst Il SLasan, 10 the sth Election Distfic' %
Har.iry. 2sd day 4 fssr-H-s. ls'3.
- the hour oi hine o'clock A -. sAarp
The iajiosing stock. Ac. : very superior ya4ng
Muls. .puni and sell broke. some escsllsnt lead.
ers black Nsfse, yea's gii. fuc driver a,i
rider bay MAf,s. ttree year. 90. drive vsI
double bay il4frc. that u4il var1 slyutefe
hfasn Mare. three YEAR, o.4 iuses pe.i .iaris ~
double head % foe C.ss usasi 9 thcr frcit
At saie tIs yogns ~tse-s. Gas Aiirra-y HlI
ts.f fYsr u.putls old heal fat tait-s .lfse
-aats-, So aui fis..
FABHfNs IMPLEMENTS g..
Tb-er broad tread wagon. enc = ulI.. ., q
iArfe al a.rr. she ath.-s % taL'. 80 Q -
llr.e. to, hor.e Farm Wasaa. ! urs Mar
kei Veg O.. sbt ~ruur Wagon. slle tar {.
20 TO E-gsies. top Busgy. neatly usr SEES 81
sni Belle Wagon Eei., ray Carriage. ~et
a'ai.r Ani li.-.s Power. ir goa4 repair Cham.
p.uu Naeh'nes. $50 csu.t.nri sul ars .u..c
rsspe' a.. 10 god order H7r.s EA4ss, . Gram
prH. Hay f.rk. Eope su4 r4..ets. Wheat F.r.
'aFEs tatulc Ia CIDER NJ. g#-t Plaster D.
stable tIeaters. rFa.1 DF44'e.. --ftaes. 1r4.r
>acss, ssts bfes1L ban d. ssts Leaf iia-u~.s.
Wagon saddle g. U.nI Ir ..fs set Doodle
natus's fst Marset Wagon double g., liai
uss'. ssi -ine'- 3D., ie Ply Net' ie Collars. !.
Lead Lines, wasan Whip. = Riding Bu4.o
aud saiiiss. Halter, >pfeaisr., F,ith auI Lar
Chain'. llartoss. Cui,iyaisrs brsSs. Roller. S.u.
gle pouble AMI Triple Trees. set nlseksui,h
Tool'. Iofk' ~hovsis, Pieks, Msstsrk,. Ac.. ous
sesins Machine. stoves, Barrels. Tabs. Vinegar
and very many other Articles.
TERMS. AN 'uus ~ sio - undeT, Cash %
all suns over $40 a credit . nlns msufhs wiu be
given. rurchase-s sittrg tAsir u1tss 9Th aprrar-
sl serufiiy beafiag interest fraa tsy u safe The
fst cattle Eii be saii .r each. y r-ore-;- o. b.
removed Until settled fa-
Feb. lo.-2,s NARTiN j. GEi>T.
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r. Quincy Fall. Tr-.ss>. = I.,liss;sz street.
E4itizsr~. NJ
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New Advertisements.


dC.s AZ.
The undersignei. intending 20 Te!inquish farm.
ing viii sell at public sale on the farm nov oc-
eupied by him, situated on Lake Avenue, between
the Falls Turnpike aud Roland Avenue. on
TAHrsasy, As lsf day ef MarcA. iss3,
eommencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING NAMED Personal
PROPERTY:
- VALUABLE HORSES.
Ol SELECT cows.
Sf nearly all fresh BY day of sale
10, of fiymouth Rsek Chickens; lot Of Ducks
$50 barsls Cora. II tons prime Hay. lot Of Rye
Straw. Also, I light Jaeger
Farm IMPLEMENTS:
One wasor, Hay Carriage. 2 Carts. I Mower,
Hay Rake. Cutting Box. Horse Poser. Thre.hing
Machine, Hay Fork aud Rope. Large assortment
Of Piows, HaEFOws. Cu,tivators aud Gard Tools
DAIRY FIXTURES:
seven Coolers, seven gallon Cans. . ave
gallon Cans, Pans. Duckets. 4c.
HARNESS:
Jaeger Wagon. Ploss aud Cart Harness.
eS-sALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
TERMS All sums of $40 and under, Cash /:
al sums over $50. creii; af six months. with in
ierest from day of sale. aud secured BY endorsed
nstes. JAMES l. STTToy
Feb. l5.--ts.
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The 1nIersisncl ~iil sell AZ public sale. on her
farm ia Liuehiln Bottom. On the Maryland Cen
teal RAILROAD. about 3 miles from Tow.oaioun. On
Ts.sfs-. Fsbr.trs .7'A, ls,J
~ 10 o'clock A. ".
The following stock. Implement. pravcnisr. 4c.,
. WORN HORSES. RIDING AND DRIVING
HORSE. cows. 're.h, . llJGs.
Aisp, tie following iut lsmeni.. 4c.. si1 horse
Wasnu. . fa.f-Lorsc Wagons. carriage ] Bag
-. Ierfmirs Reaper and Noser. ! Ma~"'. >
Cart. .rs AIfse waslu, Cuttins Box 'utn
Saeli,r. Wheat Tau, Ra',c-. .,i Black. smith g.
Tool. and Beii-ss. Pian.. iit-rlw.. TulutatHrs.
Double shove. rios.. st;f Lead Gtars. sets
breochings Ai.a. SO larfc's Cora, = barrels V.r
ssar. aai many other articie-.
TERMS OF SALE. AZ ,sms u $50 s.i uu.
der. cash al sums over So a credit q months
~iil BE- gwen, ruschasef. E.vins uotes ui,h AP
proved .~rufits hes-us iu'vrc.t from day q sale.
NJ god. g. be removed unii sciilsl for.
jan.2..--t Ma SARAH :. BURKE.
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.tEIIC NOTICE.

DUELIC NOTICE.
As there 6. report 80 calculation in regard 60
the ENcEL>IJE LIVE sIoCK MUTUAL AID
INSURANCE elATIOS . Taaey,.vu.
" .u.rsni.te bs.tnc... take ths mriA1l ef
iniarmiue TIE pgb e taat ile report erroneous.
IN thAf the Company D. 10 good stAniing.
meeting 81 l,s-es promptly a. they occar.
LEVI J.. REID, Secretary.
g. u. WAEFEL. Asen,
From my rersaaal knoal-d-c ofihs aGicef. q
iA. "EXesi.ipr Live stpck COMPANY ani q IL
opsfationt ~ Baltimore county. DO 10; hcsltats
90 say that have esery catd lsBce % the stability
and good H.ana -"nea; n! the tnpauy aud & it,
ability % pay al hatiliiies II :. mutual CON
psny. aud i;s wealthy stoekhoilefs can be igily
relied oa 20 make good al losse'
respectfully, I. X. TKIMBLE.
Feb al
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SALE
- VALUABLE PROPERTY -
N|EIH CALVERT STREET. BALTIMORE
gITf. ND

BY si-tzs q q. sr1s- q the circuis cssrt fss
EalfiDsre rsuasy- tie u.tsrsirsei. fsruaansns
Irzsaes q Ses~ss u NsErss. win ssil .; P.biie
as-:iss. sAe VrSzis<. u sAs eiiy q nAlsizsre.
T--.fsy. i1st @sy = Hsrss. ISs1.
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NHEsTNuT POSTS. Rails and Wood for sale;
~ delivered Or In the woods near Timonium.--
J. p. CLARK, Lexington and Calvert sts, Baiti-
more, Nd. IFeb.stAug.2e.
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t,rs.i, OF The comrnuniiy. will hold
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IN TIE COURT HOUSE. AT rowsoXrowx.
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E0R SALE. a number Of Small Places In the
II country. eu railroad or pike. J.'P. CLARK,
Lexington 4 Calvert St.. BALTIC. tfeb.3tAug.?6.
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e1-A PUBLIC MEETING. a.

nss.isy. ~. 2sd, 1858. a, II o'e,oek 4. H.,
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meat and the advancement Of the agricultural 10 D..
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Of an Annual Fair. and believing tAA, tn. a,.s
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not disposed to limit it, operation, to tho hOldr
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ELLEN MATTHEWS,
HENRY FRYFOGLE

late of said county deceased All persons having
claims 2gaina; the said esiaie are hereby warned
q exhibit tie same with the vouchers thereaf 20
th. sutsrrihr-
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Miscellaneous.
FARMERS, CONVENTION
r. OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.

Tho Agricultural Society Of Baltimore county,
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bling Of 'aass Engaged ia agricultural psr.si,. to
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-08-08
Human Hair.

Tile latest theory is that the import
ed foreign human hair is finer than the
hair of native Americans, partly be-
cause it is cut from the heads of the
peasantry of Europe, who wear caps
constantly, which keep the hair smooth
and clean. The American Indians
have hair as coarse as straw, and there
is a much greater infusion of Indian
blood in the old American fam es
than we, with our imperfect knowl-
edge Of and interest in genealogy,
usually imagine, says an alleged cx-
pert. People with any faint of Indian
blood are apt to have long, heavy heads
of hair, and they like Indians, keep
their hair always. Who over heard Of
a bald-headed Indian brave?
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-08-08
FOR THE FAIR SEX.
Indies wearlng Insects.

Were it not for the hundred and one
little novelties which are constantly
Seing devised for the elaboration other
toilet the girl of the period would die
Of ennui. Just at present the insect
craze is upon us and the women folks
are decked out with spiders, scorpions,
devils darning needles, pinch bugs,
beetles and a whole range of ugly
crawling and creeping things which
are used for ornaments. This only
shows the superiority of art over ma
ture. One real bug or lively spider
will throw woman into convulsions !;
but such is the ameliorating effect of
art that she walks about with ill-con-
cealed pride, fairly radiant under a
dozen or more thousand-legged insects
of blue, green, orange and red gilt.
These hideous creatures are displayed
in every part of the toilet, not 50
much for utility as ornament. They
close collar, loop piece of drapery.
fasten bow of ribbon, lurk in the
coils of prettily braided hair, peep out
from the meshes of soft lace and thrust
their ugliness against a pretty white
neck or wrist.
Sometimes these ornaments are Of
wood, gray, black or moldy silver, and
so true to nature in size and shape
that often kind-hearted men and ner-
vous ladies attempt to brush them off,
and receive only a derisive smile for
their solicitude. Such an experience
tickles girls vanity, and she recites
and chuckles over the occurrence for
weeks after. This bug mania is about
as ugly specimen of art run mad as
can be imagined, and goes to show the
inconsistency of a sex whose delicate
sensibilities, through the dictates of
fashion, can be reconciled to what, in
nature, always has and always will be
regarded as repulsive.
When, a couple Of years ago, the
wives and daughters of some South
American magnate garnished their
ballroom toilets with iridescent beetles,
which were secured by invisible
! threads of wire and allowed to ramble
over the satin bodice and corsage, So
ciety threw up her arms in horrible
dis&tst at the absurdity, which, as the
leaders predicted, was of short dura-
tion. But the same prophecy would
be pertinent in the present case The
trinkets are made of French gilt, high.
ly painted, and, as they come within
the reach of every scullion and bar.
maid, it will not be long before the in.
novation has run its race in popular
taste.-ChicGgo Herald.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-08-08
HUMOROUS.

The new Western weather prophet
is proud of his name-Straw. He is
sure he can tell which way the wind
will blow.-BoSton Courier.
Some people are never satisfied.
Show them how to live happily on
small income, and they will want you
to furnish the ineome.-PicGytt7ae.
AS soon as the itch for office breaks
out on a man he begins to write let
ters. 1t is his method of bringing the
public up to the scratch.-Picayttne.
"a Florida man has IN alligator
farm" says an exchange By-and-bye
this item will read "a farm of alli-
gators has Florida n."-NeaO York
Commercial.
Jack Oldstock-" We're very proud
IF our ancestry you know" Tom Par
vcnu-" Y es / know but how would
your ancestry feel about youP"-HGr-
gard Lamp3on.
Some one says: "No thoroughly oc-
cupied man was ever miserable" How
about the man occupied in fighting a
dozen hornets which have got up his
trousers ?-BoStO7l Post.
Harpe;'S Ba:a ar says widow should
be married in a bonnet. She would
have to be an exceedingly diminutiye
widow, for the bonnets nowadays are
not big enough to marry mousein.--
Derrick.
Since it has become popular for girls
to attend baseball matches they have
picked up enough of the talk of the
game to speak OF these lovers who go
away at night at a reasonable hour as
short ops.--PhiIadelphiG Herald.
A Pennsylvania man has applied for
pension because he lost one tooth
during the war. The fact that he only
lost one tooth would seem to indicate
that he never got near enough to the
front to chew hard tack.-PhilGdet-
phia Ne1CS.
Shingles were split by hailstones ia
Tennessee the other day, and women
who are obliged to split kindlings in
the morning are thinking seriously Of
moving to Tennessee where the ele-
ments are more considerate than
! thoughtleSs usbands.-Hdrtford Post.
1t is all well enough to say with the
poet that truth, wherever found, will
draw forth homage from the pure
heart but just go and tell woman
once that her little boy is one of the
dirtiest imps in town, and see how
much homage you will draw from her
heart, no matter how pure it may be.
Puck.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-08-08
Fashion Notes.

The Persian cloth combines admir-
ably with camePs hair.
Tan shades are appreciated alike by
blondes and brunettes.
Sleeves for children's dresses are
gathered full at the top.
Ribbon cockades, with cockscomb
ends, are still holding a place in garni-
ture.
All the light and delicate tints come
in ladies' fine silk underwear for
summer.
The sailor suit, made of flannel or
any lightweight cloth, is especially
adapted for misses wear at the seaside.
An eccentricity of fashion is ex-
pressed in moss bOnnets, trimmed with
berries, birds nest or small humming-
birds.
To wear at watering places are
dresses made in Dresden-China styles
Of India silk in quaint PompadOur pat
terms.
Although in many instances the
gold and colored spotted nets for wells
are so unbecoming, fashion still fayOrs
them.
The Sea-shell is the latest novelty in
hats; it is trimmed plainly with double
or single bows and clusters of small
birds.
Many attractive suits for the warm
weather are made of very fine cheese
cloth and trimmed with plaitings edged
with lace
A novel fan Stimulates in shape and
color a begonia leaf; it is of pressed
velvet, with a handle like the stem Of
the natural leaf.
White dresses are much worn for
morning, afternoon and evening occa-
sions, simply or elabOrately trimmed,
according to the occasion.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-08-08
Sound.

stake loaded cannon 900 miles out
on the ocean; leave it there to be fired
off by machinery; remove every human
being out Of hearing; then let the gun
be fired off; would there be any sound
after the explosion, there being no ear
in hearing distance?" The answer to
this question depends upon what sound
is held TO be. If sound is the effect
produced by vibrations of the air upon
the drum of the ear there would, in
the case given, be no sound. The
causes would be present, but there
could be no effect because there is no
ear-drum to produce it. Force travels
in air ut about /, 100 feet a second. An
authority says: "Whenever a greater
velocity than this is given to any par
ticles of air they must compress the
particles in the air in front of them.
This compressed portion of air, by its
elasticity, springs out, and thus the
force travels through the air, producing
what is called wave of sound. The
ear is designed to take cogniZance Of
these pulses Of force, waves or tremors
with certain limits" 1t there is no
ear there is nothing to take "cogni-
zance Of these pulses of force, waves or
tremOrs," and hence no sound.