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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-06-21
DR. PFOUTZ CERTIFICATES

DR.. Pfortz-Drrr Sir Having been af-
tlic,r,l for long time with dyspepsia and
il general pro-trHiion of my nervous svs'
TEN and having used Il great many medl
cines without experiencing any relief ]
was induced by your agent nj this place to
try bottle of your onlcEliNir and found
great rclr. before had used half a bottle
and now firmly believe i, will effect per
manrnt cure.
4 married lady who is not willing to
have her name published, states: "Ion"uc
cannot tell what suffered from deb Ii
tatiny whites and down bearing OF thu
womb. iraxl all sorts of remedies and
physicians and eiill did no, get cured. The
,rst physicians only gave me temporary re-
lief. continued in this way. until "as
compelled to keep my bed mo'e than hal
NE time | was recommended to try your
rliXir which | did. ! am now fully rector
r,l to health to the great Joy Of myself and
hlsmnl.' We would procure quite a mum
yer of this class OF certificates hut for Oh
vious reasons they would not, Of course al
low their names to be published.
For Sale by DR.. VI. +. Lcatheaman.. Me
chanic.iown. James tldrr, Emmit>mrg
Schlcv n Bro. and CARROT n Co., drn"
lists, Frederick, M,l. All orders addressed
80 W. d. pfnu'z, Wayn,ehoro, Pa, will b'
promptly filled
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-06-21
I. r. St,IslrI,a kers Letter.

To j. \, dLBEHT.--
Dear Sir: Re
ply u- to yonrs Of til" 18th, will say tn"
American Remedy which yon enclose al D
K.I speak from strong personal knowlrdge
IN behalf OF The American Remedy. While
| have never used it myself for nothing
r.cept II Chronic Disease, have seen very
good results from il in other cases very
acute in form and in Urinary cases. Icon
slider It Il very excellent medicine. You
need have no fears in using it. as it i4plras-
nu, to the taste and will never inl'rr
person in any shape. as i is uad' OF pure
Roofs and lIcrf~. My family usel 2doz'n
}ott! in one sumnnr, and my oldest
brother 3 dozen altogether
IOlle. Nc.
J. +. SrUDEBAKER.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-06-21
DIR. OElIIG & PFOrTz Tonic ELIXIH
AND PILl.s

The reliable preparation 50 highly rec
commended by it, merits. This medicine
is known by it's curative powers from the
East to the West, from the North To the
South. Owing to the purity OF the mr,li-
cine and the satisfaction it has given, the
demand is largely increasing. 1t is the
great cleanser and purities the SYSTEM reg
,llatcs the liver. heart, lun,s and kidneys;
cures dyspepsia; is invaluable as Il tonic;
will impart strength to the system, restores
los, appetite, and is also certain TO remove
all distractions to the regular course otna-
ture in tcnalcs. 1t willa,s strengthen the
weakest cord, restore down hearing, and if
sure remedy or Whites, pain in the back,
side or under the shoulder blades, heavl-
ness on breast, or belching of wind.
, 1883-07-26


The CROP OUTLooK.-The Depart
ment Of Agriculture at Washington,
reports an increased acreage of cot
ton at the South, amounting to 504,
900 acres. Planting has been late,
and replanting resorted 10 more
than usual. The season is three
weeks later than last yeaI. The av-
erage condition IS represented by Sc
against 50 in 1882. The condition OF
winter wheat is lower than in May.
The decline amounts to 4 points in
Connecticut, Ii in New York, 3 in
Ohio, s in Indiana, Is in Illinois, and
I in Missouri. It IS slight in Michi-
gan and generally throughout The
south. The general average condi
ton is Is, against S3 in May. In
June, 1882, it was 50 for winter
wheat. These figures indicate the
condition of growing wheat, without
reference to the loss of area by plow
ing up the areas. The spring wheat
States have an acreage Of about ten
millions OF acres. The condition OF
spring wheat is everywhere high.
The total area Of barley Is 2,3500J0;
condition, 81. Oats cover over I9,-
0O0,G90 acres; condition, 20.
, 1883-07-26
RE GOT IT.

One of the most touching things we
have read - q los" time is that story of
Il robber and poor lone woman in Ohio.
The robber came TO her house at night
and demanded her money or her life.
She hadn't much money or life either,
bus she preferred giving up the former
rather than the latter; so she brought
her little store and placed il in his hand.
He looked it over carefully, to see that
she didn't palm of any 2O-eent pieces
for quarters, and facetiously told her
that he could credit her for only 81 cents
CT the trade dollars, chiding her for TAX
lag them at their face value. Haven't
You anything else of value ?" inquired
tie bold, bad burglar, looking about the
se,antily furnished apartment ga chnd's
bracelet, ring, anything VIII be thank
fully received" She had nothing more,
she replied, with sigh. A thought
struck him. "Your husband was a SOL
siier, was he not?" She acknowledged
that he was, and was killed in the war.
Then he must have had revolver" "
he continued, searching her counte-
Lance. "Ah, you grow confused; you
-tammer; your manner betrays you.
Get that revolver at once and give It to
re" In vain the woman impIored him
to spare that harmless trinket, almost
the sole memorial OF the husband she
lad lost. She had pawned many things
when III distress, but had always hung
- to that. But the robber was unre-
lentins. Sobbing bitterly, she went 10
"a bureau drawer and removed the PEE
Gus relic, around which clustered so
a.+py tender recollecions. Must you
I've it p said she, advancing with treu-
ing step toward him. eyes, Irlust,
.--1 the robber, extending his hand
.- e.l, then, take ii, " said she, gently
. --5si7g The trigger for the last time
. .-ere vas = loud report, and the ro1bzs
.-hIeI over dead. The oommuui.,
#.snt 10 pension that 77oman.-CBciJ.-
/ '.aH Saturday Night.
, 1883-07-26
UNITED STATES DIsTrICr LAND OFFICE

UTlMIIA, " ANTII-NN' IN'-N T I-IN1H1 2
Sa:fce i hereby given that in compiEihce
with the provisions of the Act OF Congress tip-
nroyeI June 3 1878, entitled An Act ioT ne
,ln or i1ni,,.r Lands in the states OF CalliOr-
mia. Oregon Nevada and Washington Ier-
vfforv- Potter D. FOr"es. Of Tacoma; fleIce i
.,.rniv Washington Territory, has TINS uilJ
Ned IN This Office his application I" purchlH9e
the " or of sec Q, tp No % nnrtl, range NO.
8, west Of the willamette lneridli'n. .,,.
-,,il described Land. or any portion tneIeel-
arn hereby required to file their claims IN IN
this Office within sixty ,6'H days from UNIV
Given under my hand, at my office, III
( OLYMPIA. ". =, this lSt day "i 'Hhe'
IT-IOw JoHS L. CONVEY, Register.
, 1883-07-26
KORTER'S GUTAVACO
SUE& HISS
Dandruf,, Prevents Hair Falling
Out and Makes Hair Grow
On Bald Heads!

Persons having bai little hair o. the head can
increase the growth by u-iu" one bottle
Il viii stop hHiT falling OUi IN from four tO SIX
UHy>, and Will start 81 new growth Of hair Ia
from two To ti-HD months
it cures DaudruT i'm from Seven totem Days.
II keeps the Scalp clean aud -ivH- tha h1ir rood
health and il viii stop iGo scalp from itching
=. ~ nice EreSsi-s: Gor tl,c Hair
1Ud should be .If use iEE every family.
Where cln yoI derive much GOOD Tor so small
M amouUt Of money! Try iy and 80. fur yourself.
Tu"I' arr no poisonous .l=tsu-o- iu j. Whatever,
AND - CsU Ir used without denver To the hair cr
scalp. Ash EoUr grocer or druggist for 81 or send
direct TO me.
PHgCE. OVE DOEEiR pEE EDTTLE.
tBi-,ouut 60 thv'rgGr.'
Persons oIGrE.u-, from dist .ss must send money
with order or c. q. =. by express
WILLIAM LDETER.
Nsug'Jerutrr and Pra p-ietG-.
f'n-. Townsend Wa ..u-Ha: Is-Ti.-Ty. H.
, 1883-07-26

UlVInWIg- u tsIIl-IOW IFIIItOI4- ,
,-,-ira i E.y,.hv aiyen that. in compliance with
~ syi.ious ~. The Act of Congress approved
Te p IS entitled &c IN Act for the sale OF TIM
ih' = Il i'm The States Of California, Oregon,
~ LIl',t4 TraShiu-i0n Territory. Daniel PE!leH
~ 5;.f., i, g. uuJy, Washington Territory has
, ~, led in his Office his application to pur-
u w IL, - ~ -, 2l,aud ~ or Of sw or OF sec.
81 Sii, li'. in - orfh range l. west OF the Villa
Hetie Meridian. -, q. I,-..-...r,. tho .o;d
ANY and ii e-scr. clan ,d1e rs .hS h,.r9I 1,G
described Ind CT any p0rtin tII; ,,tra ,.t;iI
required To iie their claims II. "
Siytr jGB DAYS from date hereof =, ol,r,,,f,
Given under ny hand. ~ i.ly othce, " '' ''i''''
- i '-''' i-'- Jn.:.; ? Go "EY-
.aio,v He-istcr of ihe Land o.
, 1883-07-26

A Cincinnati, o., paper ;hus glows
over the comparative Importance of
the city as q furniture manufacturing
point: official report SLOW taas GIuciu-
natl has over 22U establishments ei.-
gael in the .nauuEactatl furniture,
employing Il capita. a.! 500 !35, occu-
pyius real estate Of tll,, We. o. S5,532,-
75J, furnishing II aua 'r!ll.a employ
me.is to ovrr IJuJJ ar. men, and
reaching an annual outpGt amounting
to Sl0,0O9,OO0,
, 1883-07-26
united States District Land Office, I

Notice Is hereby given that, In compiiancS
y,itb the provisions OF the Act OF Congress ati-
nroved June - IS.S, entitled AN act Tor INC
s:.ie of timber lands in the states of GalIiof~
MIA Oregon. NeyHda and washington IcIFI.o- .l.!
ry. :, Frederick + OldS. OF Pierce courty,
Washington Territory, has this day nled IN
mis- Office his application 10 nu urchase the seq
sec No g. in tp No. - north, ranSe@ west OF
the willamette meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely tIle
s:lid described land. or any portion tnefSoi,
ar. hereby required 10 iie their claims IN MS
office within sixty ,GUl days from date hereof
Given under my hand. NJ my once IN OlSln- OlS
1,i,l. w T.. this lst day .of June, \. ~; lSo-'
iT-IOw JoHN T. CONVEY, Register.
, 1883-07-26
;ne Prize OF Y Ce2L,

,
m, ,..-.rfn Of d crop rf average I
..,.,,t;,,. and .,rals,v IN. farmers of
lin Wa-i.ru-.a aal Oregon /
IN. ..t ..n-frrI I'm the harvest
...1l ..,.. wondering VIVA, the price
Iii, The indications
.,.m ra+ II, IL. Il that il
WIZ -.En Toy some months.
Il Iho crops in the wheat GROW
ing portions Of Europe viii not be
excessive the exporting regions Will
have q fair quantity 10 sell. while
importing countries viii not require
Is much aS il was expected they
would. California crops are turning
ont much better than was expected.
and the same may be said Of crops in
the Western states. Ocean freight
rates will cut an important figure, as
two-third5 Of all shipping in port and
on the way has been chartered. most
" at 60 shilIings. iron. to the United
Kingdom. The commercial editor Of
the Oreqonjal thinks this rate Will
BE- kept mp. If not advanced. during
the next six months. "Coucadin@.
he says" SO shIlingz to be the freight
rate Of the season II IS next pertinent
to iuouirp the value Of wheat. cost.
| freight and insurance. To determine
this Il local firm cabieG 10 one Of the
/ largest selling houses Of London. 20
whom il was represented the grain
east OF the Cascade mountains would
AVERAGE with the GOOD quality Of
/ 1881 il being remembered that the
quaIitv Of the 1882 crop was far be-
| low an average quality. The Lon
don bouse cabIed in roDIv that to-
dav's value was 13s per 500 pounds
for wheat equaling the quality Of
1851 Deductipp insurance and
freight. which is los, from 43s. leaves
25s for 500 pounds on board ship at
Portland. With exchange at Sod.
which is the ruling quotation, 29s is
the equivalent of S6.72 per 500 lbs.
or $I.34 per GENITAL. Allowing 81 per
ton as the shippers due. for missing
the cargo, commission for sale to be
paid his foreign connection. etc.
leaves Sl.29 per GENITAL on ship at
Portland for the wheat. The current
freight bv railroad from al points
east of the Cascades is bic per bush
el, forwarding lie, switching and
wharfage in Portland lie. or De per
bushel, which deducted from SI.29
per GENITAL or Tile per bushei. leaves
533JJc per bushel as the value Of wheat
sacked on board cars at the shipping
points where a 81 per ton freight is
, 1883-07-26

GiE.GVI.. Washington Territory
sreuy "iyeU that. 81 compliance with
EuEl,a = r!.e a-t gl Cav, sg~- approved
the It-fr-.s5s IN -. ;:Ir -'..c ~ Tim
june -. ;-I- ..i'i's~ ni CaIlf.-l3iu Oregon NB-
Der Laia3. B.. .nr zirte- Territory WILLIAM
yada and VaShing;0s o.. Washington Teri
Bt IvTSs-L of hi,-ap scrn.- Iii~ application o
hgs rf.f- a.v .ri iH thi- Office VI. - aHdr If
To purcha... tlra If O.: ~ a. % sec- 70 No -,
"i NV or ot section, E"- y IN ia"ESh,, -id!aH.
N.u;rI rirri, west UI H. "iiIMeii5 he said
Auv aaG ali lraf-olI- claiming dlFrr-rl! n ~
,.,,.rf .! land uf any portion thereof ar E''tS
required TO file thriT Chains u th- oI.'' "''-''
-l1.gy ..au day- from dG:P hereof. -7.r
Given uIGrr nv hand az my Office .n It!!"p"-'
W. r. tL-- 81 DAY Of July. !. ID. i7..i-
JGTS F. 'uUEV.
D.. T..--.-- gF t-.r Land Of. g.
, 1883-07-26

FoGa has a new way of turning a COM
piiment now and then. Seeing the eld-
erIy Miss Pangley in the street the other
day, he tIied to avoid her, but did not
succeed. When they met, said Miss
Paucley: "Oh, you naughty man
You wanted 10 cut lue !" Replied Fogg,
blaudly: 81 should be cutting pretty
figure, wouldn't I?" Miss PangIey
tolls her friend, Hiss Sagegreen, that
Mr.. Fogs is a perfect gentlaman.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
, 1883-07-26

THE colored leads used III automatic
pencils are said to be made of poisonous
aniliDe material. a Schenectady man,
while taking a chew of tobacco from his
vest pocket, unconsciously put n fraG-
ment OF lead from his pocket into his
mouth. He noticed 4 peculiar taste and
rinscd his mouth. While at supper
soon after he was taken very sick, and
continued to reich and vomit several
hours, when he WAS relieved.
, 1883-07-26

'..- discus -.r2 81 tIyctL----l,5Ht HliLL-
,..a springs mp or breaks ont often and
F.. lrl.~.us places. \ r'-0-'-
'.ET --~44,Isr ana
Vas asked If a mans life was in
Ip~--- El.a h.s body Was exposed 10
... .srrslt gE electricity necessary TO
Ie..i laa electric liei,t. lis reply was
that I'D man knew the extent Of the dan
aar. or rather the extent of the injury
that rli-ht he incurred. # a man
should plac. his hands upon the wire
before tle Generator started and keep
th,m there until the machine stopped,
rs Lc might be obliged to whether lie
wanted to or not, since the muscles
would contract very strongiy-if he did
this. il Is beloved that he would be
comparatively safe; hut if his hands
were removed. i they could be, or if
IT,. wire should break while the genera
10. VAS il operation, be would receive
... induction spark that might Kill him
a-,, ntgit NOT. That would depend on
w,ms part was affected and upon the
I-a..'s physical condition. 1t might
uarnIyze the heart. It might cause stran-
-r..t.ou, AMI IL any case wouId he ike
II 10 cause more OF less arrangement of
the nervous system. But the positive
or definite result VIII not be known,
cannot be known, except by actual ex-
p..irucr. Some light may be thrown
UPON It by experiments on lower ami
mails. Even then man may not be sat
isded, and proceed to test and perhaps
Kill himself. Then we shall know, and
possibly not till then.-PEoUilenco
JOUWat.
, 1883-07-26

OLYMPIA, Washington IefrItory-S
Ng-f-c i hereby given that IN S"Ihl'I'i,ilSt
with -l.e. PROVISIONS OF the Act oi tohS,t-7 NJ
nroy,d June B ISIS. entitled An Act ioF tLLe
lIIe nf Timber Lands i'll The states "i 'j1illo- '4
ma, tlra,son Nevada and Washington Terri
tory. WILLIAM Il i-E>i,A' % !>il,.p S.I S.nIi
WSsbiu,,tOn Territory. has his Gay hitu IN
thi. nil;r,. his applicatIOn to purchase ny nv M
ar Of - g. of sec .: -, qr Of w or %. - ~ IN ~,
=, >, rf..-.b f.-.-aN No. , west oi the Nlilih-
ette Meridian. ,,.-oI-- ,y,s.
AnvHnIaiI persons claiming alNctH'iil. S 'I'S
soid described Land. or any nCr;loh lH'itoi 70! !,
are tf.;,- required To !e Illcir c!tii''S III ms
one within six.y lGo. DAYS from date EerGnl.
GTvrn under my Ean.'- ~ m! ONE ~, Wy III
i''' JOHN r. GDWEl-
! 1-.rn,- REGISTER Of the Land once
, 1883-07-26

OLYMPIC. -4&-t!r-'uH ~ l.t.,,,,. i:r.. nth
r'l. sion g. the Act of Cuu-r-=~ "PiiDNeu
June 3 l-l~ entitled Au Act for the sale OF IN IN
Der Lands i tnr States of talifo.nll- OLe~ul-
yaH, and Washington Territory Joseph y ~ &Ait-
lean OF EiI--p CulElE- wash itfF, Aa9 -. -.
day Il led fu this office h- aPF.LcaIi'n 20 Pt..
11U-r 7-yF-r quarter OF -uuth a-t quar- Ter TL
s.stiou No Bin township No - NJ west OF inc
WiiIamr.t" meridian ,t,,-5J
Srv and all persons claiming ao'"F-'is 'to - -
---..sfi.l land Us -lg fu-t.uu ihrT'"i are h.tyu!
r.t-lfr-tl rD r tur.l 81, .Itt- iH Iiii7 "ii-'' "''
-f-fv .1f. Ggv- from d." hereof
Given i..1r any hand al ms o'Gcr. m OiEiAP'd'
" r sI.r- s.ts G-- us ,!..sly. = y iNss'-
,EuHS +. GuwEy,
I1-1u,, Ey-J-r oI 3E- iaLG Jiicr-
, 1883-07-26

llNuII3l- N:.-iilHSAth iNii tiNi :" ,
Notice i hereby given thar, III colnlfiitilCc
,iIf fut. provisions OF the Act OF Congress Up
Troycd June B. 1875. cntlt!eu IN a.t toi "a. .iIS
mia. oregon. Nevada ana Washington Terri
rnrr JUi-- Boswell OF Jefferson county
y.ishin ION Territory has this day fled IN
ihis oiI.ce his application to purchase the lot
3 see IL lot /. Sec IA. iots :. \ . sec 10 to"H
ship -. North, riuge vest Of the " "i!.'i!istte
Meridian ,-, 81, III
AM and all persons claiming adversely tne ana
5eSr5bad land or auy portion thereof aIe hereby
required 10 tie their claims ii ihlS ONCE "i'hh
sitrv ,5Uj days from date hereof
Given under my hand, at f'ly ollie IN A-i'4A'
| II. \. this 18th day Of May \ ID. 1883.
! J" " john +. CONVEY,
| - 1pr. REGISTER of the Land Office.
, 1883-07-26

-'----'I--.I- y ~ --''I 7 -.
,-..5.a Is Ir-,.r ifyenthar in compliance WIN
.. -. .r,..--.- 20 tie 1T Of Congress apP.uHeu
~. f-l entitled 'r Set for IT." sale "i I IN
lar lands fu f'a states "i Ca'iiu-1 o',-s",, -
,-,f., .,--I Kv.-Ess.,tlu TERRITORY WIN. % Nu-P-
- 70 r,.3..--ar. rs;g-r-v. Wash Tcrr-- has thls
a. Med ia r .-r - agp;ic,;oH; %. II T5 ~ ~. y
- - Nr T. We. af he willamette Meiid-
Arig and al persons claiming adversely ne -, "a
....Es..t Ind. a- aur rurtiCn thereof are hcI,
r5st.i ta al. r-.,r rlaiuIs IN this Office W''i.'H
~i-rs- tair dav- from dase hereof ,,.a
,,'vru ulft!rr mg hand. NJ nv "5.Ir''H Jump" d"
John r. COMFY
ftIu,v R..,i~tsr uf lie Land oHce
, 1883-07-26

ST. Clair Binding. Cor. s;I aI5 :. s.-a'-.-
Wa~HiHtau. T. g.
DRACTiCES BEFORE IuE l. = ti.- .-5'AL
/ i.lUt Office. Contested iIai c'sr'.-- -'''Fai. p
land elaine IEI.u- l.e-rnptH u-G - .t-i--. s-.l
,u-,.- prosecuted is:pr. fia I't.H--@. land tl,--
Department oi the inferior ana N#Pr'..la 'oEli ,
and all classes Of rlriII- ur5-rr ," l-t.sl.iF ,l-
pa-mrut~. special attention given 10 town III,
c:l-e-. Land warrants uuI-a >iruL fCJsa .i.d "a.
kinds oi land scrip purchased "iG sid -
, 1883-07-26


Stz FEa,.rr--o. Juiy17.-A prominent
lrr,r,-r dealer. oammeatiugo. ,ha rapid.
increa-.. of trad. in Oregon AMI Wash
ie.ton Ter-itorv lumber said Ia q cor,
RESPONDENT this aftcrnaon: You can
have no idea OF the development Of "GI
business during the past two years
Where We formerly confined oUr atten-
ton to the wants If this coast we now
ship to foreign coau.r;ez- and have
opened the field faran important bUzi-
uc-s in the e.saeru markets. Il was
only the other day that qEita an eNien.
sive shipment Of shingles was made iC
New York. and this viii i'll all Pfoba0Ii,
ity. be followed by others. Mexico Is
another objective point which has lately
entered the list of lumber import cen
ters, while the China trade is daily grow
ing more lucrative. On the completion
of the Northern Pacific our firm pro,
poses to ship various kinds Of lumber
to eastern markets. and expect 10 do 1
considerable business in supplying good
car building material by an excellent
substitute for ordinary hard woods, and
which can be highly polished"
Are there any important contracts:
We'll, that IS hardly fair question
but business IS booming and we're iubi
liant"
, 1883-07-26

GEN. ABE BUFoED, Of Kentucky, hay
ing been converted by revivalist, en-
counterad lifelong foe who had also
been converted. They shook hands and
then stood uio and took a drink together.
Let no one dispute the power of Ken
lucky grace.
, 1883-07-26
not. LIE IS sweeping by. 60

hsaAk'Is and do before you die, soHei ning
81 mighty and aubliTe leave 5ehiId
En- ana Z ia conauor tine. $tf wee III
EHsiiEJ your own town. 8 outft free. 20
ESAA ~ Z risk Everything new Capital not
required We VIII furnish you everything. Nance
are making fortunes. Ladies make aS mUChdaI
men, and boys and girls Iuaki great pay. Re sal
if YOU want business ut which yog can make STE.y
ay al the tim g, write for particulars 10 IL IA
IlL.e Co., Portland Maine. 43-iy
, 1883-07-26
THE TEhE&mAPnERs' STRIKE.

P0st-IhieHigeDcer.l
AS has been threatened for week
past, the strike Of the telegraph opera
tives Of the country eliminated yester-
day. This strike was the widest, most
general and furthest reaching of any in
the history OF the country. But few
labor troubles. if any, have included 80
many men as this, the number being es-
timated at 22,000, including operators,
line builders and repairers, book-keep-
ers and cleEks-all occupying subordi-
nate positions in the service, and not
only these but telephone operators as
well. The strike is also more general
than was apprehended, taking in as it
does all the United States, from the At
lantc to the Pacific, every State and
Territory, and for that matter every
known office in the land. There are
several companies concerned. but the
grievance IS principally against the
Western Union, which is one OF the
most grinding monoPo!ies and oppres-
sive employers 10 be found anywhere.
The course CT this company has ever
been against any and ali persons. ties-
iroying rival companies, exacung al
possible from its patrons, and forciGG
its under grade men down TO the lowest
notch in wages and al the same tine
gettin ont of them al the work they
could we'll stagger under. 1t coIse
Guerce of is course, The con! Paay really
has no friends, while lis servants are its
most bitter enemies, hating an1 &c,
nouucing il as no other men did. They
have contemplated clash with the
company tor some months. have bcen
preparing for II, and on the opportunity
offering have joined in It to a man
What the result will be is hard TO tell
for both parties to lie struggle are well
able to hold out, if they choose to do so
1t was not thought the strike would take
IN the Rocky Mountains and Pacific
coast country, but this impression ap
pears to have been based upon error, fol
at the signal given all the leading office.
were vacated and all the petty office.
placed in Il condition OF seIni-insuburdi
nation. The Superintendent at Port
land teleSraphed to Tacoma and Seattl,
calling to that city the operators at thesC
places, but they refused to go. The
strike virtually closed up the telegraph
business OF the country. only 4 few mes
sages, as from here to Tacoma. passing
over the wires during the day. The newt
machinery ;,..,i t..c commercial Uusines.
Of lie country wIi. b. sadly upset by tki
suspension Tor . Few days even Of Il,
[ telegraph business.
Tho atlanta Constitution s4ys tha,
the democratic parry wants FOR car
,..,.'., '-.4al %i,l "a hy'.i on him.
- dixie to crop .nto slang; but
H. aat. 81 obv.oas t.a- lie re.ubii
ems ary oily c.l@ t-eir chaDce tC
--ut4l = head ul-. WhUma.-a the demo
, 1883-07-26

4 PHILADELPHIA magazine makes the
statement that marriage Is on the de-
crease, and it predicts that every twen-
tieth girl Of the next generation viii bo
obliged to live an old maid.
, 1883-07-26

ANur-2ountrymGn boHghta Roman can
Observation-Disclosures bedby. Hesays
you can bet your sweet life he'll lick tho
man that loaded it, if he can find hin,
out.
, 1883-07-26

No time should l' lost if ihc stomach, liver and
bowels are affected. 20 adopt the sure remedy,
Uo-Tefter's stomach Biitas-. EI-.-=e- of the or
rrT- unl.Ira b.at others lar illo1, ~rr50g~. end
DELAY Is therefore hagIrdoU-- Lg-aep- a- liver
complaint. Cl:il- and !,yr.- early r.UHla.iC Twin
"a. kidney ,yr..sI-~>- bring z--iuH~ bodily IruU-
b',. 4 t!.a-L wi:u- Lose SO Ff-Er ia uzis- ;Hi-
ri.r. i've and safe medicine.
Tor sale by all BsUg-i Is and Dealers generally
, 1883-07-26

THE gifts Of common providences ara
not comparable 70 those Of covenant
love.
, 1883-07-26

THE Lycians considered mourninc
effeminate, and so put on women
clothes when they wept FOR their dead