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Harvest Dates Of the World.

January-IIarvest is ended in mo It dis
tricts of Australia, and shipments have
been made of the new crop. Chill, New
Zealand. Argentine Republic.
February-Upptr Egypt, India.
Mareh-Egypt, India.
April-Coast of Egypt, Syria. Cyprus.
India, Persia, Asia Minor, Mexico, Cuba.
Mav-Per>ia, Asia Minor, Algeria. Sy
ia, Texas, Florida, NJ rocco, mid China,
Japan, Central Asia.
June - California Oregon. Southern
United States, Spain, Portugal, Italy,
Hungary. Turkey. Roumelia, Danube,
South Russia, South of France, Danu-
bian, Principalities, Greece, Sicily, Lou
iSiana, Mississippi. Alabama, Georgia.
Carolina. (North and South Tennessee
Kentucky, Virginia, Kansas, Arkansas,
Utah, Colorado, Missouri.
July Southern, Eastern, and Midland
English counties, o egnn, Nebraska
Mimi, sta. Wisconsin Iowa. Illinois. In
diana. Michigan, Ohio. New England.
New York. Virginia, Upper Canada,
France. Germany, Austria. Hungary.
Switzerland Italy, Russia. Poland.
august - United Kingdom. France.
Germany. Belgium, Holland, Manitoba,
Columbia (British,) Lower Canada, Hud-
son Bay Territory, Denmark, Poland.
Enr1,nI TTore
and roots. America-Maize, Athbasea
wheat. barley, &c. Sweden. North
! Russia, France-Bcct roots, buckwheat
October - Scotland, America-Maize
crop. France, Germany-Nlntage.
Nov ,mber-Australia (north), Peru,
South Africa.
December-Australia (south), Chill,
Argentine Republic.
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SICK CHILDREN.

The vicissitudes necessarily incident to
an out door and primitive mode of lite
are never first causes of any disease,
though they may sometimes betray its
presence. Bronchitis, nowadays per-
haps the most frequent of all infantite
diseases, makes no exception to this rule;
a draft of cold air may reveal the latent
progress of the disorder, but its cause is
long confinement in vitlated and over
heated atmosphere, and it's proper RENE
dy ventilation and a mild, ph'egan-loos-
ening (saccharine) diet, warm sweet
milk, sweet oatmeal porridge, or honey
water. Select an airy bedroom, and do
not be afraid to open the windows.
Among the children of the Indian tribes
who brave in open tents the terrible win
ters of the Hudson Bay territory, bron-
chitis, Group and diphtheria are wholly
unknown; and what we call "taking
cold' might often be more correctly de-
scribed as taking hot; glowing stoves and
even open fires, in night nursery,
greatly aggregate the pernicious effects
of an impure atmosphere. The first par
oxym of Group can be promptly relieved
by very simple remedies-fresh air, and
rapid forward and backward movement
of the arms, combined in urgent eases,
with the application of flsh-brush Cor
piece of fanneD to the neck and the up
per part of the chest.
Paregoric and poppy syrup stop the
cough by lethargizing the irritability and
thus preventing the discharge of the
phlegm till its accumulation produces a
second and far more dangerous paroxym.
These second attacks of croup after the
administration of palliatives, are gener-
ally the fatal ones. When child is con-
valescing let him beware Of stimulating
fos,l and overheated rooms. Do not give
aperient medicines; costiveness, as an
after effect of pleuritic affections, will
soon yield to fresh air and vegetable diet.
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Appointments may he '.':..'

Hans VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RrNEWER i scientific combination
of some of the most powerful rcStora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom.
II restores gray hair to its original
color 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. 1t cures dandruti' and humors,
and fllling-out of the hair. 1t furnishes:
the nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourishcd and supported. II
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy,
and is unsurpassed as a hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparations
ever offered to the public. Is its effects
remain a long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
The State AsSaycr Of Massachusetts.
The popularity OF Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test of many
wears, both in this country and in
foreign lands. and it is now known and
1scd in all the civilized countries OF
Me world.
T., coil, I,r. Inal.rS
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GSs A Boston honeymoon: They were

"a A Boston honeymoon: They were
IL Boston couple. who had been married
but a few weeks and had just gone to
housekeeping. AS the husband stood
at the area door one morning, with the
market basket in his hand, his bride
threw her arms around him and said:
"Do you. indeed. love me very, very
much, Bradford p Bunker Hill mon
ument may fall" he answered with en-
thusiasm, "bu my love will always
stand.' "Well, them she exclaimed,
kissing him, don't forget the beans"
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Choice Extracts from Druggists

eve know the value of malt, hops. qui
aine bark and asparagus composing Malt
Iiitters.''
" Best ki1ue," medicine on our shelves.
"Our lady customers highly praise them. y
Physicians prescribe them in this town. "
"The largest bottle and best medicine.
Sour best people take Malt Bitters.
"Sure cure for chills and liver diseases"
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PARENTS who allow their children to
grow up with scrofuous humors bursting
from every pore are guilty of great wrong.
Think of them pointed out as branded with
a loathsome disease, and you will readily
procure them the Cuticura Remedies.
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CUTICURA.

aud CuTICrEA soar externally and CrrIcURA
species OF Humor from Common j toimple
ScruIua. Price OF tUTfCrRN. small boxes 5)c.:
large buN"S. -. tUTICUEN RESuLvENT. 81 per
bottle tUTICVRA NJ. Dc. tUriCURASHANING
soar ljc. Sold by all druggists.
Depot. WEEkS \ rOTrEK. BOSTON. Mass.
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To All Whom It Nav Concern.

HNHIS is to give notice. that all past
4 due Notes held by me, and all Book Accounts
of Six months standing. and not settled on or he
fore February lSt. l.s% VIII he placed in the hands
OF an officer ior collection.
p. e. STRICKLAND.
FL kt0n. Dec. = NA"-il
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sB" Liberalism has crept into the
churches" says Western paper, " but
it has not yet reached the contribution
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FOR SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PRO.
~ PERTY. three miles from Port Deposit ~
acres of choice land. fine roDmy .LfsA4
HOUSE of Ten Rooms. CommOdious Is9iBS5
Barn. Granary. and other outbuiidingS M IA
A good Pump OF Water at the door. And SsSsEaA
a magnificent Apple Orchard.
This i, most desirable property and will be
sold low as the propretor's residence in Colorado
makes its sale necessity. For further particu-
lars address A. &. FOSTER.
Pueblo Colorado,
or apply to G.. r. AaRAHAMS.
Apr l4-u Wood Lawn. Md.
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MOTHER DIED FROM IT.

j. W. Adams. Newark. ohio. says: 'Cuticura
Remedies are th" greatest medicines ON earth.
Had the worst ease salt rhCUm in this county. My
mother had it twenty wears. and in fact died from
it, believe Cuticur.i would have saved her life.
NV arms. breast and head were covered for three
wears which nothing relieved or cared until used
the Cutclra Rrsuirrut Cbiooi puriierj internally
and Cutcuru and tutIcura SOAP externally
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$1,000 REWARD!

Fer single ease of Eczema, Salt Rheurn.
Scabies. Itch, Shingles, Ringworm. Pimples>
Dandruff Failing out of the Hairs or Ulcer
Old Sore. Bunion, Chi lblain or Piles that
cannot be cured by the PEERLESS ONT
MENT. 81 90 per large box.
Address DIR. J. d. X ELY, Sherburne. n. Y
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COMBINES MADE UP
FOR RENT

THE Store and Dwelling House, in
Il the town of Cecilton. known as - M"gee'S
Corner" considered TO be good business stand
Possession the first of January, 1883. 49,
Also. for Rent-the STORE HOUSE, s&,,,
Wheewright and Smith Shops, at Back EEli,iiTT
Creek Possession at once. EA.IA
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SALT RHEUM.

Those who have experienced the torments o
Salt Rncum can apprccilt" the agony cndurc'
tor years. until cured 10y the CUTICUrN REsoLvEN1
internally and tUTICUEA and CUTivuRA SOAR cX
ternally.
Mus WM PELLINGTON. Sharon, Wis.
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COLLINS.
NAVAL BATTLES WORLD %G T"s

BY EDWARD SHIPPPES, Medical Director
L. =. n. Thrilling Pictorial History OF the
Worlds great Sea Fights. with specimens OF Naval
Architecture OF all ages. A record of Wonderful
Exploits more interesting than fiction. Price only
ssS, 1t sells everywhere. AGENTS make 500
Der month. Address J. G. MCCURDI y CO.
Philadelphia Pa.
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Prof, boremus on Porous Plasters,

The COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF New YORK.
Cor LEXINGTON AVE AND Ip ST.
n. York, April -. lSN3.
NJ ESSRs SEABIRN JOHNSON:
Gcntlemen-At your request l have obtained
in open market, samples OF BENsoN's CArcINE
PoRous PLAsrERS and Allcock's Porous llasterS,
and have submitted them to chemical analysis to
determine their comparative merits as external
remedies.
find in BENsoNs CArCINE PLAsI ERS valua-
bic medicinal ingredients. which do not exist in
Allcock's Porous Plasters. hence in my opinion
they are superior to those of Allcock'S.
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FUK SN1IF..
Two new three-spring covered Mill Wagons.
Will carry from loo to 200 pounds. Suitable
for any kind of trading business. For terms. APP
DIV to or address WILLIAM K. FREEM Ian.
Back Greek MILL Cecil county, Md.
Sept 30-tf
t.*Middletown Transcript copy and send bill
to the advertiser.
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Prof. of Chemstry and Phvscs i'll the College
OF the City OF New York. and Prof. OF Chemistry
and Toxicoly in Rellevue hospital Medical Col
lege,
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For sale by az dealers.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-27
A TARIFF LESSON.

An important lessom-historic as
we'll as economics to be learned
by thinking little upon the action
OF the German Government in exclud
ing American pork and its products.
1t will show us what has been a
main care of civilized governments
ever since there was such thing as
a civilized government. Always one
Of the highest duties of a government
was TO have a solicitous regard for
the preservation and extention of
markets for the products offs citi-
zens.
Here we see one great Government
summarily running a most important
branch of commerce pursued by the
people Of another and very friendly
Government. Prince Bismarck, with
a stroke Of the pen, absolutely DIES
troys as large an amount of our for
eign trade as would. in the early
days OF the Republic, represented
the entire amount of a very profta-
bic year Of exporting. Twelve mil
lion dollars is hardly too high a figure
at which to place the aggregate
amount of shipments Of American
pork products to Germany in favora-
bic years. There has been a time
when that amount-the amount of
$1,000, 900 a month---would have
been regarded as an enormous bust
ness for the aggregate of American
shipmcnts-all the exports CT grain,
tobacco, hides, furs, cotton, indigo
and fish,-sent from the whole OF
this country to Europe.
That this arbitrary and inexctsa-
BILE destruction OF this immense vol.
ume Of trade does not upheave
business and spread bankruptcy and
ruin broadcast is due TO our own
elasticity and other causes, with nc
thanks for our escape TO the ruler OF
Germany, who loves us so little as
to be careless OF how much he af
flicts us, so long as it does not recoi
upon his own land.
Supposing, as Iaight easily Occur
with smaller country and less di
vcrsity of resources, the pork trade
with Germany was our main business!
commercial reliance. Then the ex
clusion would simply PROSTATE tbt
whole country, and bring about sucl
evils that great war would have tc
be undertaken to remedy them.
Trade regulations like this have
been the most fruitful of all cause:
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-27

1t seems TO be- an Utmost settled
flct that Gent B r. Butler, now
Governor Of Massachusetts, is to be
he Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent in 1884. Well, Zen is pro.
tectionist, the owner of the largest
WOODEN manufacturing establishment
IN America and the unfIl;cring sup
porter Of the present national bank
ing system, and hard money man
from the start. Such man would
not need platform, for on the ordin,
AIRY Democratic One there would not
W roo"'. enough for both he and the
great leaders Of the party. For one,
we hope the Democracy will make
Mr.. Butler their nominee. And
should he be elected, under his adj
ministration however bad, political
ly speaking, it might be in some par
,iculars. the Republican policy Of
protection would be safer than in the
hands of most Democrats.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-27

VI wal. VENICE, 1chot, floicnCS,
and the other great cities Of Italy,
were perpetually in arms to resent
some interference with their markets.
and later in history the English,
French, Spanish, and Dutch fought
for centuries over similar causes.
Out of this desire to control the
markets for their products arose the
lust of modern European countries
for colonies. Colonies and foreign
possessions could be made to trade
with the home country, and England
never scrupled to enforce the most
stringent restrictions to keep the
trade Of her dependencies in her
own hands.
In the past century, and during
the first half of the present one "there
was no bones made" about prohibit
ing the British Colonies from selling
their products TO any but British
merchants, shipping them in any
thing but British vessels, and buying
anything in return but British goods.
This entire subjugation of the colon
lists to the greed and rapacity of the
British merchant. and manufacturer
was one of the most efficient causes
in precipitating the Revolutionary
struggle.
Fortunately we are able to protect
and maintain markets for our pro-
ducts without resorting to tae meth
DDS OF European statesmen. 1t is not
necessary to fight great wars, as they
did, TO break down barriers against
their commerce Nor is it ncce>> try
TO plant and rvar colonies, nor to
conquer other lands.
We have an abundance of terri
tory, employment and industrial OPP
portunities for all the consumers
necessary to take up and consume
our surplus food.
With a country capable of support
ing IN comfort more people than now
live in Europe in squalor and
We should, instead of
scheming to develope our foreign
trade, Try rather to build up that at
home.
We will make great deal more
money selling $4,000, 900 worth OF
farm products to people in the Mis-
sissippi Valley, than to the subjects
of Kaiser Wilhelm. 1t is therefore
our proper folicy to encourage the
settlement of mechanics, factory OPP
erativcs of all kinds, and other class
es Of consumers in the Mississippi
Valley, where they will be perma-
nent customers, always easy of &C
cess, and not subject to legislation
adverse 10 our interests by hostile
rulers. In other words, German
mechanic or mill-hand is a very un-
certain customer of our farmers so
long as he lives in Hamburg or Ber-
lin. Russia, Hungary and Holland
compete with us for the BUSINESS OF
him with food at best,
he buys but a small portion of whas
he eats, and this quantity is liable TO
be cut off by the hostile policy of his
Government.
But if we encourage the aforesaid
operative or mechanic 10 immigrdte
hither then we are sure Of him. Set
tied in St. Louis, Chicago Toledo,
Cincinnati or some other great GEN.
ter, he is perforce our customer al
ways.
This is why Protective Tariff,
which brings these consumers to our
business doors, is the highest kind Of
statesmanship.--Toledo Blade.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-27

A bill that ought not TO become a
law--Mr. Hinebaugh's bill amending
the liquor tax law, SO as to place the
liquor taxes in the county treasury
instead Of the municipalities where
the vender does business. The cities
and villages have to endure the cost
and trouble the saloons uniformly
make, and if there is 10 be any money
remuneration, they should have it.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-27

Germany persists in carrying out
the provisions of the statute prohibit
ing the importation of American
pork. Well, just let Congress retail
ate in kind by prohibiting the i'm
portation into the United States of
anything manufactured il. Germany.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-27

The friends Of constitutional pro-
: .bition propose to publish a daily
newspaper during the pending con-
test.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-27

Ken. Barker's Lake City Journal
entered ON its 9TH volume last week,
just as sprightly and newsy as ever.
Rem. has worked hard, built up a
good business, and has the best
wishes of The TINES for the future
prosperity he so richly deserves.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-06-28

HUMOROUS.

'Can you tell me the road to
Greenville9' asked Yankee traveller
of a boy whom he met on the road.
Yes, sir said the boy. Do you
see our farm down there|
Yes said he.
Go to that. About three hundred
wards beyond the barn you will find
lane. Take that lane and follow
along about a mile and a half. Then
you will come to a slippery-elm log.
Yon be mi ghty keerful, stranger,
about going on the log you may get
into the branch--and then you can
go on up until you get to the brow of
the hill, and there the roads prevari
cate; and you take the lett hand road,
and keep that until you get into a
big plumb thicket. When you get
there, why then-then-then-'
What then"
'Then,, stranger, Ill be hanged if
you amt LOST w
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-06-28
FURNISHING GOODS.

Our Furnir hing GoodS Department coR-
Ita;ns everything nreded in a genilelnall's
wsrlrobc. No Gentlemen of taste whoap-
preciates richness and elegance of fabric
and style should mass seeing our stock!
4 Remember, While lhis assoril enhis largely
ac6mposcd Of the finest grades, we do not
ask fancy figures on y SINCE article Our
priccs will bear comparison with those vs.
! llally oeke.l Tor clsaprr esoods, while in
quality and makeup they will be found
Ii,n'norsely superior
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INTERESTING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTES. . t...s..r

'tshpfmiau ! Il bodre calculates
4hute'he country loseR ~ five mil.
hon .hee,, each year --nosl y on az
<onut Of dogs, Exposure" t" storms
and severe cold IN the West kills :,
treat many, and Southern tmcyr:
Jake some. Sc,b, toot-rot, raper'kn
s!y-,ntcyv and "sca'ci'y OF grass are
also destructive. Thee causes bar
extension of horks- and in son,e Sec
tons almost annihllate tina otherwise
profitable rural pursuit.
II Is encouraging the way the
t!outhern military take to agrIcul
ture. In The Knoxville Hnp"b(tcuP
|htonlrlc'S three-pag report OF the
r,cent East Tennessee Farmers Con.
,tn,lon, Described az a grand con
course, hardly name appears with
out tltle-one in a while "Captaln
or "mAjor," but generally Colonel
ut least This peaceful transforms
ton of swords into pruning hooks is
showing pleasant fruit in that re-
markably picturesque and productive
region.
Professor A. j. Cook, n close oh
sarvcr, who each summer during sew
eral years has worked in the Mlchl-
gan Agricultural College aplarv, with
class of from twenty to forty STU
dents all entirely amused to bees, says
he has found no proof of the state
ment that bees know their master,
and are more likely to sting a stran-
ger, "only as the latter is more ner-
vous and so Jerks his head or makes
other quick motions which are often
rve to the bees and sure to meet with
quick reproof."
a recent English book on "How to
Prolong Life" mentions that Mignal
Soils. of Bogota, San Salvador, who
modestly only owns to being 49,
years of age, but is declared by his
neighbors to be much older. eats meat
only twice u month, while several
persons of from 100 to le5 live chief
ly upon cereals or vegetables. Til,
London Myh Lane Express regrets
to notice that one lady, in ardent
pursuit OF increase OF days by fruit
diet, fell from an apple tree into
which she had climbed at the age 0!
ll2."
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-06-28

TIE UsUAI. Result 1T ~ not to hc de-
ln;rd that good sewing machine is one OF
| hc,mos, important appurlcnanccs OF the
lnod IN household, ......,.-t
+ We thought We had a GOOD machine in
ON household Until one day tn" agent" OF
the Ncn Home presented himself at onr
ldoor and proceeded to deliver an pr"Ilon
upon it, characteristic merits.
. '"But," we answered, '"o''r u machine
serves u nicely and s'lt. lis we'll, ana we
do not care for anoinGr: -...-
The agcut howc,rr begged tn" priv'Irgc
of ,caving pnetof his machines with us, "Iol
The ladies',o try.fu plrrl.H . ...... h
Ths,rcennst WAS not unrcasona Hle 20 we
granted iI7-hut, more TO Uhirr the ngch1
Than ANYTHING rIstF. for We really did not
van, the ma, .hine, and had not the remot-
est idea of buying it. ,'rr. 81 hi.
The IN ,chirc once n the house, ii was
natural that the ln,lic. should look tower
'thcv dill 50. and rs \ consequence tell IN
l6gr with it Thrv Soy that without 'h
aslig Iesi'wsi TO dccry or d.NprA G any
other machine, this, all tl'n-- considered,
lis. in tlrr or'r'un, the most desirable one
TO lie had
The ups OF OF the wholcmt,icr w&s thai
.,le Oh n,chnc VIZ, A.spoec OF, an'. IL,
.Liqht, kj!rn nm. New Home installed IN
'our holschold JiS pronounced a g"n''-
me lrlutv and .. reel r"'n'ori, an '"&
'oiks' wanted Us io-tell o;h,r folks a!odi
il.
This OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 's'nanpfa tnred
W th'Nf,N HOME SEWING MACHINE
go, 30 Union syau,ro. New York, ,"u"'
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Hear What the Deaf Say !

1: has performed q miracle IN my case.
have no umcagthiy noises in my head
aud hcar much better
! have been great. hcnetttcd
NJ deafness helpcd ~ great deal think
another bottle VIA rnre,Hie. r-. -....
My hearing IT, lQIch hcnctt;cd, ~.
have received Nntold benefit,
Ny hearing is Improving. gre
1t is giving good saii slactlon. #N.
liaye peen grcqgy Genctlttes. and an, re-
joirln. that saw. Inc notice o, Il.
ITS virtues are tnquestiona 2ie and It's
curatlvc characity absolute, as the mr Ter
can pnrgona.ly list ify, hotl from e\pcIi-
ence and observation Write At otcr "a
HAYLocK & JETNY, 7 Deg street, New
York tntlo -ing 81 o0, andpo,! will rccc We
by renlpn a,remeAy tha; Wan enableNo0 to
hear LIS anybody else 4pl whose curaa,
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never regret doitic 50 - Editor Of .HornA-
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