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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-24
On, OrLlfo g. Prorrz Tonic ELIXIR
AND Pills.

The reliable preparation 40 highly rec.
commended by its merits. This medicine
IL known by its curative powers from the
East TO the West, from the North to the
South. Owing to the purity Of the medi-
cine and the satisfaction it has given, the
demand 10 largely increasing. It is the
great cleanser and purf6es the system; reg.
ulates the liver, heart, lungs and kidneys:
cures dyspepsia; Ia Invaluable as . tonic;
will impart strength to the system. restores
lost appetite, and ia also certain to remove
all ohstructions to the regular course ofna.
weakest cord, restore down bearing, and is
a sure remedy tor Whites, pain in the back,
aide or under the shoulder blades, heavi-
ness on breast, or belching of wind.
DIR. ProuTz's CERTIFICATES.
DR.. Pfoutz-Dear Sir: Having been af-
fiictcd for long time with dyspepsia aud
n general prostration of my nervous sys-
tenn and having used great many mcdi-
cines without experiencing any relief. l
was induced by your agent at this place to
try hottie of your Tonic Elixir and found
great relief before had used half n bottle,
and now firmly believe it will effect per-
manent cure.
A married lady who il not willing to
have her name published. states: "'rongue
cannot tell what suffered from q debili-
tating whites and down bearing of the
womb. tried all sorts of remedies and
physicians and still did not get cured. The
hest physicians only gave me temporary re-
lief. continued in this way, until was
compelled to keep my bed more than half
the time was Recommended to try your
Elixir which did. am now fully restor-
ed IN health to the great Joy Of myself and
husband" We would procure quite mum.
Der of this class of certificates but for OBJ
vious reasons they would not, Of course al
low their names to be published.
For Sale by Dr. NJ. E. Leatheaman, Me
chanicstown, James Elder, Emmitsburg
Schley s. Bro. and CARROT s Co., drug
gists, Frederick, Md. All orders addressed
to NJ. d. Pfoutz, Waynesboro, Pa, will be
promptly filled
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hands. oh, little wife, I'm ruined
man I never can repay it-that il,
if cannot escape; and I haven't a
dollar. What mad fool I've been
Hush +! isn't that old Smith in the
hall? Yes; l know his voice. and
he's got wind Of this somehow. I'll
never be taken alive. .Nevery and
as he spoke she saw something bright
and shining in his hand.
She couldn't cry ont. though sht
thought she was dying, and nearer
and nearer came the voices and white,
and more desperate grew the face o.
her husband.
Ned! Oh, Ned!' she moaned
and
why, what is the matter Come
wake up. It's dark and cold in here
as barn. Why, Mamie, little wife
what is it: Did frighten you, OF
was it a dream l could not get away
from the office sooner
But'she could not answer. Sht
only flung her arms around his neck
and sobbed SO hysterically that ht
was really alarmed.
How nervous you are, my darling
But listen what good news I've
brought! Mr.. Smith came into the
Office to night and smiled as he look
ed over my statement Of sales and
profits ard he said:
You've worked hard, my boy
al d merit an increase in your salary
We will make fifteen hunlred from
| this on
y don't know what | said. Idcn't
think l said much Of anything, bu'
he looked satisfied and shook my hane
so kindly and added that 'faithfulnes'
found its reward usually and 30 yor
can have your new curtains wheneve1
You want them, and q carpet, too
perhaps.
I don't care for them now. Wal
80 foolish to fret over such tritle
And I've had such II dreadful, dread
full dream. But she never coulc
bring herself to tell him Of it.
i was unloysl to even dream &c
wickedly about such a good, kline
husband. But III never forget it oil
the lesson it taught me. Ill WASTE
no more tears over trities.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-24
Tatt 0oihE.

A St. Louis reporter asked tattoo
artist in that city: "What would you
charge to tattoo ME from head to
foot p
Between $500 and $4O0-say
$500 I would charge more for tat
tooing woman, because it would take
longer. You look az il you could
stand punishment, ard believe /
could put you through in four or FIVE
months bit everybody cannot take
it in heavy doses. If mans health
were not to be taken into considera.
ton, the job could be done in three or
four weeks. The best, however, that
could be at all expected under tho
circumstances would be three months;
the average time required is nine
months. This period 's necessary on
I account of the rests that t1ust be Civ
Gil. Say l tattoo your arm-put
eight or nine pictures on it to day
we'll, it will he sore for a week and
during shat time could do no work.
But would undertake to decorate
YOU in less thsn nine months for $500 .
,, 1t would take fully a year to tattoo
woman properly. don't suppose any
of these women on exhibition are tat
tooed except on their arms, shoulders
and legs"
While the artist talked he went on
with his *o7t. He took the report
er's arm and with pen and India ink
first drew the picture of a ballet girl ,
making the figure about four inches
high; every detail of the drawing
was carefully filled out, and the pic
tire looked quite perfect when he put
the pen rsids. But the work was
only begun. Mixing some Chinese
vermilion with water, he NOW had two
colors to select from. Producing
what seerned to be a lead pencih, he
dipped the point in the India ink and
the first jab he gave the arm inform
ed the reporter Of the character of the
instrument in the artists hand
When examined it proved to be five
fine needles bound in a line on the
round bit of penciled shaped wood
About an eighth of an inch of the
needles was exposed. Dipping the
arrayed points in the ink, the artist
pricked the skin along the lines made
in the pcn-drawing, and BY constant
dipping and pricking, using low the
India ink and assia the Chinese rett,'
as the picture called for either co'or,.
in three Quarters of an heur the bal
let girl was finished and the reporter
paid a dollar for The job: The work
was cleverly done, and the needles
gave only she slightest pain, and but
once was there sight of blood above
the surface of the ink. The needles
are not driven into the flesh ). the in
strument is held lightly in the opera
tor hand, at an angle with the skin
surface. Instead Of prodding, the
points are gently inserted and the
skin fibers opened ont so as to receive
the ink.
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A Rig World.
the ink

Yes-sois is; and do You know
that one of the biggest things in this
big world is the laboratory where DR..
Swayne & Son prepare and put up
their Invaluable medicines, Philadel-
phia, Pa, Swayne's Pills have been
in the market for years and already
thousands have proved their curative
powers. They are purely vegetable,
do not grippe or produce nausea and
no household is complete without
them. Only 25 cts, O, 5 boxes for
Sl.oo. Try them.
The boy stood or the back yard
fence, whence all but him had fled
The flames that lit his fathers barn
shone Just above the shed. One
bunch of crackers in his hand, two
others in his hat !; with piteous ac-
cent loud he crieta, 4 never thought
Of thstr A bunch Of crackers to the
tail of one small dog he'd sid. The
arks flew wide and red and hot,
.ney lit upon the brat: they fred the
crackers in his hand and lit those in
his hat. Then came q burst of rat
Ting sound-the boy, where was he
gone? Ask of the winds that far
around strewed bits Of meat and bone
and scraps of clothes and balls ani
toys and nails and Books, and yarn.
the relics of that dreadful hoy that
burned nj, father barn.
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Desiring information, and feeling ir
terested in the american Remedy. that re
licved me of al pain and suffering, in such
a marvellous short time, and that all per
sons afflicted. might avail themselves OF
the opportunity to be benefited also by
it, took the liberty to write to the mana
ger of the firm, j. r. Studebaker, request
ing an answer to several questions. In re-
ply dated April 10, his answer explained il
au, for which am under many oblign
tions. Respectfully.
J. A. GILBERT,
General Agent.
Frederick, Md.
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]. r. Studebaker's Letter.

To J. A. GILBERT
Dear Sir Re
ply to yours Of the 18th, will say th,
American Remedy which you enclose all {
XII speak from strong personal knowledge
IN behalf of The Amcrican Remedy. Whil'
have never used 1t myself for nothing
except Chronic Disease, have seen yer,
good results from it in other cases, very
acute in form and in Urinary cases. Icon
slider it very excellent medicine. io'
need have no fears in using it, as 1t is pleas
ant to the taste and will never injurc t
person in any shape. ~ 1t is made of pure
Roots and Herbs. Ny family used dozer
Wttl.s in one sumner, and my oldes
brother 3 dozen altogether.
Yours, &c.
JF. STCDEBAKER.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-24

Help your friend to carry his loads
and see how strong and useful 10
yourself and others you Will become,
and how steadily you will be in de
~, nm Z,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-10-29
rrc,.ar.rr a..s. Or HAIR

May be entirely prevented by the use Of
BuBSETT's CoooAINR. No other com.
pound possesses the peculiar per.
ties which 40 exactly suit the various
conditions Of the human hair. II scn.
ems tho hair sehea harsh and dry. II
soo,aes the irfstatcd scdlp. II a6ords tn
riohea iasfre. II prcrents The hair .fro~s
faiifse ef. II promotesits Acs!ths. eisor.
Gus rresrtA. II is rot crcasy Mor st,cAv.
II ,oacss no disdgreeaaie oder. It Asih dan.
d,E. Bnrnest's F'aeorias Errscts an
known ~ the best.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-10-29

for these schools.
The commissioner in referring to the
Indian territory difficulties, and the
problem which arises from the freedom
there. says laws should be adopted pro-
viding for we'll defined jurisdiction aud
form cf government. with power to the
secretary OF the interior to determine
what freedom should be allowed to settle
thereon, or alse that such stringent laws
be passed - will compei the respective
tribes to adopt the freedom % provided
in their treaties. II 10 also recommend.
ed that congress authorize the appoint.
ment and provide for the payment of the
expenses Of . commission whose duty it
shall be to visit these nations and con.
sider the points of difference between
the Indiana aud alleged. intruder
or non.citizens, and after deter.
mining upon its rules Of pro.
cedure for final adjustment of the
questions, attend the councils of said ma.
tions and submit said rules for consider.
alton and action, which, when adopted
by them, and approved by the depart,
ment, shall be final aud conclusive.
The early attention Of congress is in
vited to tho deplerable condition of the
Indiana in Montana, that steps towards
assisting them may be taken as soon ~
posaabie.
The report concludes with recital oi
the agreement signed in this city in J uly
last between Chief Moses and the secre-
tary Of the interior, which will. the com
missioner says, il ratified by congress
restorc to the public domain 22,2sS.05t
acres Of land in Washington territory on
terms favorable to the government 10,
the best issesests Of the Indians.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-10-29

Jnst received car load OF fresh sweet
cider, ADLER l. OHLMAN.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-10-29

Correspondents: Chemical National Bank,
New York. Commercial National Bank, Chi
cago, Illinois.
~Sell Exchange ON all the principal cities
Of Europe. sAColleetioas receive prompt
attention.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

Justice Cain judgment below for plaintiff for
SG.Si: appeal dismissed. Herman Isaac ". Ter
rie Rombcr, claimant Of property, dc. appeal
from Justice lleycrn judgment below for RENDER
for property claimed settled. John W. Dieter
". VIM. A. Wilson, appeal from Justice Schultz (.
judgment below Of non pros. appeal dismissed:
Same W. same, &c. appeal dismissed. George
shriver W. Joseph Garrett, appeal from Justice
English judgment below for barrett for $40 70.
versed with costs.
Edwin d. selby vs.. Lewis Stump appeal from
Justice Storm the jury failed 90 agree and we're
discharged. the being continued. Elton
Waters Is. Priscilla Parks through her next friend
Joseph T.. Parks appeal from Justice Cain !;
judgment below for Priscilla Parks for Si0.l6;-
judgment reversed and proceedings quashed for
want Of Jurisdiction. Geo. Brcitschwerdt vs..
Chas. Vollman; appeal from Justice Hcvern 4;
judgment below for Vollman for $lg.gO settled.
Herman kemps ys. John Dersehinger appeal
from Justice Hevern judgment below for Der.
schinger for Si0i2 reversed and judgment for
plaintiff by confession for $3.50. Gustave Bohle
W. WIN. Douglas; appeal from Justice Hevern (;
judgment below for Douglas for sG7.59 appeal
dismissed. Casper HeinEling ". Sebastian He'll
doiier appeal from Justice llevern, Judgment
below for defendant, lielldofer. plaintiff TO pay
costs agreed. Edward Hare vs.. Augustus d.
Clemens, Jr. appeal from Justice Gallagher /;
judgment below for Clemens for property repleyied
one cent damages and costs. reversed aud proceed
ins' quashed. with cost. to appellant Holmes
Thomas ". Joseph 2. Mcrryman, appeal from
Justice Gallagher judgment below for Merryman
for $50. affirmed; Judgment entered TO the use Of
Geo. u. Hooper. George League vs. Mary Wat
kins, appeal from Justice Mettam Judgment be-
low for Watkins for 81, affirmed.
Frederick j. Brown. trustee, vs.. Augustus ID.
Clemens, Jr. appeal from Justice Pole judg-
ineni below for defendant Clemens. plaintiGto pay
costs; tried before the court held sub curia.-
Joseph Beam, garnishec of John Byers, vs.. Jesse
VI. cullison appeal from Justice Pole Judgment
below for Cullison for $3j settled. The appeal
docket was concluded. The National Mechanics
Bank Of Baltimore vs. VIM. j. Ward and wife /;
judgment extended FOR plaintiff for s55s.55. The
trial docket will be taken up peremptorily on
Monday next.
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A Successful Exhibito

A Successful Exhibitor. II Is very graft.
flying TO the many friends Of Capt. y. Herman.
manager Of the Sheppard Asylum farm, TO hear Of
his great Success At our county fair last week In
taking premiums on everything he had on exhi.
bition. via: Pair Of mules pair Of horses bull, ,
years old d; bull between one and two years; bull,
under one year, COW and heifer all FIRST premium.
Also herd prize for short horn cattle; first pre-.
MUM for yellow corn and oats, and second pre-.
MUM for red wheat.
The Capt. has the reputation Of being 4 wide.
awake farmer, and everything about the place.
the teams. wagons, implements, the cleanliness Of
the stables, etc. indicate superior management.
and the Board Of Managers Of the property are
very fortunate in having such an efficient man in
their employ.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

THE MrTuAL LiFE ASp MArrRIrY ASSOCIATION
Of Washington. d. C., issues certificates Of 900
to mature and become pay able in i've years. The
cost will be about $3.50 TO carry IL during the time.
A father may take n certificate on himself. wife
and each Of his children and at the expiration
Of Eve years he will have secured Tor each 81 900.
For circulars. giving full particulars. address
EcKERr & LgAGrE. State Agents. ll3 y. High
street, Baltimore, Md. Reliable agents wanted.
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$. CLEAvELASD. Of the firm of T.. u. Clcave.
land. l57 Gay st.. having sold out, would be pleas
ell his old friends and customers ut the store
of VI. Lieblich 4 Co. us Lexington street. near
large and choice selection Of goods. and offer best
Inducements
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

DR. fAHRSEYs llEALrn REsroRER. the grea,
Natural BLOOD Purifier and Liver Invigora;or. ha,
shown its wonderful curative powers In Scrofula,
White Swelling. Ulcers. Erysipcias. Swelled Neck,
Scrofuious determinations. OH Sores. Eruption.
Of the skin. Sore Eyes and Scalp Affections. Try
1t. All druggists sell IL.
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PAINFUL Acclden..-Mr,. Zen. Of Bal,imor

Painful Accident.-Mrs. Zeli, Of Baltimore,
who was visiting the family Of Mr.. John =.
cuddy, living near Monkton, this county. was
quite seriously injured one day last week by fall
ing dOwn stairs. DR.. A. II. Price vas summoned
thigh bone had been broken. DR.. Cuddy, Of Bal
timore vas nj once sent for. and upon his arrival
the inferred lady was taken TO her residence In the
city, where, At last accounts, she vas slowly re-
covering.
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Fullerton 18th District.-we had the fret
frsst here last week. but IL light and did little
damage IL came about four weeks earlier than
for n number Of years. Owing 60 the cool nights
the late vegetable crop will be almost total fail
urc. The picket crop. upon which so many lie.
pend. IL almost entirely destroyed. The dry
weather and cool nights proved too much for
them. They are selling at 50 cents per hundred.
Tomatoes have advanced in price and are now
bringing 50 cents per peach box. The early crop
il about done for and the prospects for the late
planted IL not at all hattering. am told that
canners asking Si.2O per dozen for lbs. cans.
Mr.. Charles Trump has leased his quarry
10 the BALTIC. 4 Ohio X. X. Co. The company
has erected buildings for their employees. which
are mostly Italians, and the stone are being haul.
ell TO s,emmers Run, for bridge and calvert build
ing.
The agent for the Oil Pipe Co.. has settled
with nearly every one for the damage caused by
the pipes being laid through their property. In
some cases sach exorbitant prices ere demanded
tina, the agent passes them, leaving the matter TO
be disposed of by arbitration.
Mr.. A. Mccormick has built n large green house.
containing all the modern appliances. The fur
mace and hues were built by L. :. Fitch, furnace
builder, Of Philadelphia. The building will be
a. near air.tisht rs Il IL possible 20 make Il.
Mr.. Ilarges has very much improved the farm
he purchased from Mr.. Martin.
The grass.hoppers have caused the gar
dcners some annoy ance in the destruction Of the
turnip and cabbage crop.
On account Of the dry weather, the farmers are
very backward with their fall Ploughing.
JuxO.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

Towson P. o.-List Of letters remaining in
the Towson postoiice for the week ending Sep
TENDER sih. lsS3. will be sent to the dead letter
Office October Is, 1883. IL not called for Grace
u. Bayics. chas. or Eliza Carroll. Mrs. Octavious
Dinendaher, Mrs. Chas. benison. Margaret liar.
ris, J. Edw, Ward. :. FEASr T., NJ
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

Worth Knowing.-wh cattle chew Leather,
wood aud old bones, remember that Il indicates =
lack Of phosphate Of lime In their food. which Il
required to supply bone material. A teaspoonful
Of bone meal, given daily. with their grain will
correct the habit and supply the deficiency which
induces u. IL the disposition 10 eat bones IL In.
as'Esa ID Ssss ssss sfs ID grass, the deficiency
then evidently exists In the SOIL and the pasture
will be greatly benefited by top dressing Of
bone dust. Two OF three hundred pounds 10 The
acre, sown broadsasl, viii rspay attending s.
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grin neatne's Of Design, artistic arrange
ment and beauty Of execution, the decorations Of
the Baltimore Sa" Building surpassed any other
In the line Of the oriOlc professions this week,
and II was not twelve hours In executing the or.
namcn,ation. As usual, TIE San "Shne. for all"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

A Hint to the Ladies.-Save the tea leaves
for few days, then steep them in a tin pail or
pan for half an hour, strain through q sieve and
use the tea for all vanished paint. II requires
very little elbow polish the tea acts strong
detergent, cleaning the paint from all its impur-
ties, and making the varnish equal TO new. Il
cleans window sashes and oil cioths-indced any
varnish surface is improved by its application.
II washes window panes and mirrors much better
than water, aud IL excellent for cleaning black
walnut picture and looking glass frames. II will
not do TO wash unvarnished paint with u.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

weakley-Swift.-Mr. John d. wcakley,
son Of 4. A. weakley, Eco. of Sweet Air, mar
ried on 18th inst. AZ 40 p. m, at 81. Martins
Parish. corner Fulton aud fayette streets. TO Al
veria c. Swift, Of Baltimore. The ceremony Was
performed by the Rev. John d. Foley. They ai
once started on bridal trip 10 Philadelphia and
New York. The only persons present At the we'd
ding we're relatives Of the immediate families.
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County Treasurer's Report for Angus,

Mr. William Parks, county Treasurer and Col
lcc,or makes the following report to the Board Of
County Commissioners Tor the month of August
past: Cash on hanl. August I. ISS3. SIS. 1873
Cash received Of William Parks on levy of lSS3.
Sli, I3j.55 do. on levy of lSS2. 81 1899 do.
On levy OF lSsI. sli5.jg: total. $l0g.O95. OS-
Disbursements for August. Si5. js7.39; balance
on hand, S9i ,5O9.T9.
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Vannor.a SnyinRs.-

Vennor's Sayings.-VennoF pFedicts a con.
siderable amount Of warmth yet for lss3. Sep
TENDER and portion Of October are likely TO give
the warmth. Some actually hot days will be ex.
perieneed In the last named month. November
will probably continue open and warm until 20.
wards the latter portion Of the month when n
rather severe and wintry period IL likely to set
In with hard frosts. The fore part Of December
will probably continue cold aud may lead many
10 look for an early setting In Of the winter Of
Iss3-'si. The year will 20 out and the new year
enter with but little or no snow, even In Northern
aertions
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

IASD-MADE SmoEs.-Alfred phipps, on Della
ware avenue. in rear Of Ady's hotel. Towsontown
makes to measure all kinds of iady's and gent,
shoes and boots. Correct styles and q, guaran
teed. Repairing promptly done.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-15

DIANoSp SrArg SrrER PnosrnArE and Dia
monj State Soluble Bone are probably the nos
popular fertilizers manufactured for wheat. Ia
quality, mechanical and drilling condition, they
cannot be surpassed.