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Cleburno.

CLEBuRsE, Oct. Sl.-ISpscisl.l Mr..
Uuiilege, living three or four miles
from town, was neriously hurt ysster-
day evening by falling out OF his
wagon wbilo crossing tho railroad
track. The crossing was very steec
and he lost his hslSnce aud fell or hia
shoulder and head, dlsoc ating his
shoulder.
Tho j. NJ, Shapperd stock Of grocer
ias Wa bought ia by Mr.. Shepherd
f ~ $500
Professor l., Il. Smith, a former citi-
Zan OF ClehurnS, now OF Myers, is Ia
the cisy visiting friends He il ston-
ping with ME-, George Elteu.
Colonel Carey ". Styles, OF Glen
RoSo, was hero Yesterdsv.
Rsv. j. r Nslsnn, ~ Hitlsboro, Ia in
the sity Wishing friends,
Mrs. ID. al, Cover sud Mrs. Alex
DscRmsu, OF DAllss, are visiting Mr..
jobs h. Clio yer
The Streets have been crowded with
wagons to-day and the ms chants had
= good trade.
OotsOn rsceip q liRht, being about lO(
bales to-day. Prices ragged from 9:
toS.40.
TAG passenger TRAIN from Dallas ar.
rived two hours lsts to-day. Toe
track Ia HOW clear and the train will
ran on tims tG-uorrew.
City Marshal Jim Ksitn received a
tetsphouo measaga from Gb3 city mar
ghcl e Fort Worth to look out fol
horse stolen by y negro, and tai,
evsning tue marshal ARRESTED
the negro with the hnrs,
aad nHtihed tho marshal of For
Wcrth, who caSso down after the ne
gro tO-uiEbt.
Rsr. Nv. j. More, OF Grsn6bsry COL
lego, in the city, and reports tht
school as tlouvisains, and enjDying .
larger attendance than any previous
year.
Mr., Charles b. Smith, OF Cisco, aut
Siss Lizzto Dalton will bs married i,
the morning at the residence OF thu
brides parents, on Nolan street, anr
wlli leave On the 8 O'CLOCK train fol
Cisco. Rev. w. j. Moore, will Officiste
Several drunES-aud-dbr ns to-day
Fhs hoeorabla m.yor will hold court
Monday with ~ full docket.
The skating rius rnsuia has struci
Cleburne, Tho rink startes up to
night.
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PEcos CITY, Oct 3l.-LSpecisl. THE
FIST clip OF wool, $1,000 pounds, arrived
mere to-day from Seven Rivers, New
Mexico, and there win DO . lnrae
amount to follow. Pocos City IL dos
tined 20 be splendid wool market.
Oar town Il receiving now corners
every day, VINO sro seeking homes.
A. B BRYAN, of Hood county, and
L. G, Jsegeon, OF Dinton county, have
loca ed Ia the 20 VI, aud wilcomm9uoc
bpsiaess ON November 10.
Too contract )rs for the court house
and All h I've ob.aiued gpsd ireestono
water at tho depth NJ 80 ioet, aud \ sui
fic eut supply for tber uso in making
brick. They have msia q test " the
dirt here. aud II makes Nplenhid brick.
The pioss aud t,ps Tor tho Pecls VAL
10y arrived to-day, aud we expect tho
frat Issue by Move nbsr s,
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BRYAN, ocs sl.-lSpecjal.l-Th Bry
IA rifles gavo their seni-annuu drnl
and military ball last night, which was
attended by slsrgs number OF the elite
ami fashion Of thocIty.
Tue gold modsl for tho best drilled
mao WAS won by Sergeant Nosoly.
rms book NJ Lictics for tho besg ia-
spscsrd gnu and acroutre mentg was
awarded 20 Corporal Finlay.
Ias tour bronZad msd sls for tho bot
drilled four were won by The sacond
i,nE composed OF Pfiystos lszzel,
Mcqueen, Ada ma and Gninor.
MO wash Hardy awarded To the
per. f
Tue mombers OF tho BRYAN rlflss ara
Aeing groat interest In their com.
pauy, and arc trying 20 make n ono OF
the cfGck companies OF tho State.
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term Of legal residence in the State
SDesember 10Y qSsllties him to begin.
Thus Martin will soon be enabled ~.
offer, Ia truth aud fact, shs stonement
OF marriage to the girl, which, at q
risk OF being charged with big q
mas already male in court, thinkiu
thus tc escape the merited legal pun.
ishment.
Thomas A. Gray, the newly appoint.
al postmaster, viii take charge Of tho
ofics to-inorrow. Captain Griffin, the
outgoing postmas.er, enters into com
merc'sl pursuits.
Collector Sweeney to-day announced
several appointments in his customs
district, smoGg which are DR.. G aries A
Grain, brother If Congressman Grain,
10 10 deputy collector as Sabine Pass
vice Il G. hriedge. D.. John M. We
ton, % Fort Bend couaty, receives the
Ssputg az Nalasoo, vice John w.
G ,psS
NO marine srriva's to-day. Several
vesse IL ere lying NJ tho bar waiting ia
vorable tide and wind to sail. Among
taem ere tho steamships New York,
Ooueteas aud Harlinger, for New
Y ork and Liverppnl
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rayier.

TAYLOR, Oct. 3l.-[spsclal.l - A
youne man calling him'eli Mason, and
claiming to hail from Gonzales coun.
'y, was arrested on suspicion here this
morning He was riding q dark bay
horse, about 10 hants high, brandt d
IN ne LETT thigd with half moon,
AVID sNme on the Jaw. A deru' v
snerih, shose suspicious we're srnnsrd,
b4ssn negotiating with tho man for
hs hurs... The fellow took the hini,
en- tIui u ESCAPE, when tho denuty
pulled hi,s from his horse, aud lou I'd
MN armed with q stakeholder lie
VII ne sa'ely } 1used until something
II learned OF him.
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PARIS, Oct, 3l.-[specisl.l- Tho Of
fioisls OF the Nsrshall, Paris Il NORTH
western railroad srs oil here. Com.
mlttecs ar5 at work asklng for dons-
tons Of land to locate tho depot
erounds, with instructions 10 report
Monday night.
y. p. Holnos, charged with the mur-
der of his Sister ln.laW, Mos. W. J.
Tighe, was convicted in the district
court yesterday and His punish meut
fixed at Ave years In thu peuiteuSiary.
Tao csurtis now eng igsd In the trial
of George Swink, charged With the
Murder OF Jap G,rduer Ia 1883. w. Il
Wright " "A address the jury sO-day IN
bshalt of the defense.
CONSTABLE. Nelson secured tho reward
OF $500 ofl'erei for tn9 acrest, dead M
sl,ve, of Tom ID avis, hia u0iy bess
fully identiii ID BY tho on cors of Van
Buren,.
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TYLER, Oct. 3l.-lSp acial. AT their
meeting las night, tue Douglas, r ilss
selected as thor dress uniform, bottle
green, trimmed Ia buff and gold. They
expect to have them by December L.
TINS Company Ia cpuposud Of tho Lead
ing young men Of Tyler, and = lisoral
support has been given them by Tho
citizens OF this oity.
IN the court OF sppoalH today:
hiiirmeo: Hl1toth ct al, VS.. til >
State, from 1tut county; LOWS vs..
sne state, nom Oassj International g.
suas NnrGhefn railway vs.. Easter,
mom Robertson; Western Union Telo,
sapn company W., McII ,ury, from
ScIsnnan; Gut, Colorado & Santa Fe
ANYWAY w. Gulding, from McLennan;
HIN Miiikeson W. Rowisnd ~ Patty, from
iti' owens W. The State. from vii
manson; Williams Wa. the State, from
rsis; hnuse W. the StIte, from Com
zseN; Wr g1t Wy. tho state, from Gou.
N,.s' DAVIS vs. the State, from L'Sno.
Reversed and Rumsnut d: Gull, COL
1U,suo q Sauts ga railway w. Lswine
pros, from McLennou county; b mn r
NO vs. NppraS, from Hnl; s .ockers
d. ;. w leou, frDm Hill; Ashwortn
We mo AZ, from Houston.
submitted ON briefs for both par
o Wa. Montrss.er VS., tho State, DallHs
Williamson,
on Driots for both parties aud ergu-
NUM- nont for appellant. Adams vs.. the
'.ns.e, rom Maverick cuuuty.
vn briefs and oral argument for
poth partier: JRmps Cack,r Va. thy
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GALVESTON, 90. 3l.-TSooclal i
joseph Martin. charged with seduc
ton, who is awaiting trial before the
district court, IL now appears, Ia ma
ried man, having q wife In New Or
loans. Tbis fact was developed b.
Martins attorney. On Learning III It
the State had obtained proof that n ar.
tin was alrendy married,
ths prisonsr's attorney, Mr..
Wilsor, through correspnnden q,
located tho dsssrisd vile Ia Ns~ Or.
leans and secured her waiver or era
ton ia the divorce proceedings, winch
will be begun just % soon ~ Martins
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brown sooti,

BRowSwoop, ocL 81 Especial -
la tho examining trial Of Chambers,
VIM Killed the hack-drivor ~ tho
house OF iIl'fAme here, yesterday, tho
uelsndsnt was committed without
bal.
Slosts, who cut tho two Maxlaanp
her on tho 81 Instant, was tried To-
day aud discnstg d.
rse Brown Cluuty Tesohars' inst.
tendance.
Tnedirt IVES broken to dsv f1r two
more stone store bulldogs, 25xiDJ Ieot
N AREA, on Ccntsr avenue, aud two
moro of thu same Kind will bo begun
On tho samc street next Monday,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-01
TEXAS TELEGRAAS.
YESTERDAY OVER THE STATE
All the News of the Day Corrallsd by the
Herald Corps of correspondents,
Boiled Down and Dished
Up for he Great Dsily's
Record of Day,
Savasotn.

NAvAsorA, Oct. 3l.-[Speelal. Tt Q
suit OF John b. Terrell, for damages
sgalnstths Houston u Texas Central
Railroad company, in the district
court at Anderson, Grimes county,
terminstss yesterday, the jury finding
sverdict for the plaintiff and assess
ing damages a. s,3,575. The company
will probably app 3al. Terrell YVES =
verely wounded in the head, at Clio r
creek, near Hemp tead, one year ego.
II. Edward Mitchell died here on tho
eSj instant OF black jsundice, Parties
interested want 70 hesr from nj
brother, l. S Mitchell, said t. b liv-
ing in 2aivestoa. Mitchell lett
some effeotg, such as tools
aud money. kilograms aud letssrs
have fsiled TO reach Il. $. Mitchell in
Galveston. Answers 30 Ailsn Jones.
of Nsvesota, will receive sttantioo,
Nine Thousand bales o. cotton, Of tnis
crop, have boon reoeived hera,
Two strangers Olm9 here from the
West lsst Thurldsy eaa wont 30
Whitehall, tits couuty, armed with
Winchester rifles, and caused the IT.
lease or eScap9 Of all tn, conyio5s ON
ployed by g. r.. watts. Yesterday all
this conylcts rsturnsi to work nxcep,
two, sad Sheriff S;ott, Of Grimes
county, has boon ia searca OF them.
tits supposed rhoso two Ers the only
ones the ressusrs intended to take
away.
The weather IS dry, cloudy, YARN
and promises rain soou.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-01

DASoERriELp, OF. 3i.-lspecisl ] =
A tramp, whoss name could rot DO
learned, got on drunk In the Palsce
saloon and made things lively Tor
awhile WITH y biz knife, tr,iug To cut
any one ihr cams within h's resrn.
hut US hnslly arrested aud jailed by
Sh.riff 8 ~ipes.
We nsd the big rain Of he season
tbis week. The eNtou crop was dam.
eyed ~ IL to . considerable extent.
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DunLiN, Oct. sL-ISpsciil.l-L.to
y'sisrdsy evsning A, II. D,bslus, nu
old citizen OF thls place, wAI hold No
by two mon, on tho cosd bs.woen hsra
an1 Mount air, and rDhosd ~ ais
eanb, auono,ingtp $40. A p,spa has
hsed 'sarchiug the o0nnty for tbs rob
o re to-day, but AZ this tlmo have
iall'd {, aud them.
Ihia iowa 10 On sla1iy boom, a
gr"Ns deal VI cotton being Drought la.
rr.na Il Lively aud building g5os on
Wore on alsrgo double rock school
hun ~ 10 snDu 10 rn.rmqnna.
Llso .TttR iERALp Dublin rises
Aoove all oompetltor,.
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The nairnit Irihnnr.

DETROIT, Oct. a. rne Tribune
Printing COMPANY, comprising q. A.
and w. A. Mionocks. former pub.
fishers OF tho Minneapolis Journal,
took possession OF their recent pur.
chs,r, tho Dstroit Post. to-day. Tho
paper, hereafter, will be known
M tue Deirolt Tribune. aud
VIII be 2.seut morning
Rspsol'csn Journal. II will DO q fouK
psse ahsat OF eighs columns TO the
page. The union printers wore in.
previously beso 4 non- union paper,
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Gaiae.riiIe.

GANEsvILLE, Oci. 81 t. s oecisl.1
The report Of City Recorder Htu, for
the month OF October, shows tbs total
number OF cssos tried wsre 4S. Oftais
number five wors for carrying pistol :,
and3 for beng druaN aod trouble
some. Tue total fines for tho mon h
am0unte1 tn $3.50.
Sheriff Hill srciv4d from d alias last
night, having IN charge N. y.Lawier,
VINO Is Wan61o In this county on a
charge OF assault with Intent TO kill
one Cook, committed about two wears
ago. At tbs tins, LAWYER had q % e.
liminary trial, and wss discharged,
bnt tho ner grsnd jury found true
Dill against hin. LtWler Ia an Old !,
gray-halred rssG. lie was sccom-
panied from Dsilss by Judge Cox, 10
attorney.
80 far tho citizsns OF Esst Gsino--
vile have failod 20 raisa tho 81 ,000
asked by the Street Rsilway company
ior tho extension Of It's limo into that
part or town. 1t ie stated that the conf
pany will reiues TO buiid unleas this
amount subscribed, and will forfsi;
lwflght to that street rather than OK
tend the line.
William Clark, who was indicted In
Montague c.unty for bprning the court
house, in Montague town, has bsen
granted a chance OF venue to this
county. His case Ia SET for Novem-
ber23.
Bob Huleu, who went 10 ST. Louis
several weeka ago TO have his eyes
operated upo0, returned home last
night. Hia sight IL restored.
Authority 20 solemnirs the rights OF
matrimouy between the fsllowing per-
sons, were isaugd by County Clerk
Thompson this week:
u. II, Lindsay and Mrs. Nora Duna-
van, Is l.. hozier and Mis- NJ. L.. Disk-
son, j. Il. Johnson and M,ss Julia A.
Holland b. = Tste aud Miss L.. J. Ii as
wei, 7. j. Harrison and Miss Ida
Par.
"A spirited diacussiop is going on in
the Hospori0n- rines. on the PROPOSE
uon to put tax % S25 upon all persona
who sell isesh meas In tho corporate
limits.
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DIS MorSEs, OCT. 3l.-At an early
hour this morning n wild stock train
on tho Burliug'on, Cedar Rapids 4
Northern railroad, was thrown
from the track near North.
.nod, Wwth county. TIE engineer.
Mutiil Rlcs, and Brakeman 81 oh. |
vonncrs, of Csdsr Rapids, vera In.
.t,nuy killed. and Fireman jaime.
Y 'lllns, Of WHAT Cheer, bal.
Nv scalded. The acsldeut II
supposed 10 have been ecu sed By the
sprestipg o. the rails, y bead Of cat
tie being allied.
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Have Your Shirts and Drawers Made to Order at Caucev
total OF II 40 bale. to date. Busiues,,

total OF ll,s16 bales to date. Business,
however, has been very good.
without another outbreak, the den
que will som be- \ thing OF the pact.
NJ. j. II, Sith had a serious mishsp
DAY or two aimee. He was Running
scross the yard of his son, C. II. Sith,
when he ran against q wire clothes,
line, which oaught in his teeth, b. Cily
frscturing the upper jaw bone on tbs
risht side and front. Dr.. Pitt =.
Turner was called in and removed aev-
ersl teeth aud 40 nut one snu ons-hall
doing we'll.
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oHEaNvints, 90. 3i.-[Speoial J.
Vows has just been received that tho
aOuring mill and cotton gin OF Cook
!. Miller, situated Ia the southern pcr-
s svn OF tots county, has boon de-
\, svyeu by fire. Lpss, $4,000; iusur, d
s ~ sue London and Gloos Insurance
for $3.50. H. 10 bhlieved to
|-.xve oeen the work OF an incsndiary.
~ .ne assignment for Hunt county
N ~ ~ taken uv BY the supreme court
|6,syier Monday, tho members OF tho
oenville bAr .ra thare On masse.
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PALESTINE, o.. a. Especially -
Mae Matte, daug hier OF Justice Law.
renee S~oaney, died of dengue fever
last night, ut 10 O'clock, She was n
most Iovable and ACCOMPLISHED lad :,
and was tho second OF the ia nily 10
succumb to the yer.
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CAMERON, os.. si.--[spsciai. "A. n
Brady g o, at Msysnsid. with 20 bates
Of co.son. was destroyed b. ,rs q. .
o'clock last n'ga,. TIA vslu. N the
am wss nat y .su 9,cVO and $40 O, In
cured for u 500. IN the Fire Assa a I'M snt
association, Of Dallas,
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. sO.-Governor
Past'son hsr ordered, as a tribute OF.
respect to tho late General Mcclellan.
that the flag of the State srsenal ba
displayed at half-msst Monday: that
nalt-hnur guns he fired from sunrIsa
10 ~ O'Clock, minute guns during thu
nonr OF the funeral, and, at sunset, a
national salute.
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKrrs.

NEW ORLEANS. M
NEW ORLEANS ,Oct.3l.-Flour easier, hui
not quotably lower. $3.50
Gorn lull, weak and lower ut n to 4s.
Lara dAll and lower; refined tierce, o 90
Bulk meats dull and lower: ShOuidera.
70; lon. clear o. IL l-2; clear rib, SOS.
bacon easier;s hOu ders, $50 long clear.
50a q; clear rib. 5.75 TO 5.S1l-2.
Other articles unchanged.
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tieitoa.

nHLroS, OFT 3l.-,spscia,.l Jon &C.
'ant Of tho low prices which have
..sd Tor several days this week, to-
'oer with tho continuous nue wealth
= c -. recsipts have been short.
~ W bales we're received, making .
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q delegation Of IL, and from informa-
tion had here, Southwestern Texss
Will to well re res nted,
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Removal
WALLACE & wA6GENER.
Wholesale Grocers

Have removed nom their old stand on
Elm street TO the southwest corner OF Com.
merce and Lamar streets, Nos. 5l4 and Slt
Commerce street. Ia the Il. v. Tompkins
building, where with increased m ilities,
they win be able to serve their customers q
q better advantage.
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Dallas PlbllcL Library

AND FREE READING ROOM.
Citizens and strangers cordially Invited
10 visit the Dallas Public library and
Free Reading Room; located at alS Main
street, Hours nom 10 a IN. IA 2 .. M. and
NON 10 ~ q. m sand avs nom to D, m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-06
A Picture of the Plains.

One Of the most startling and roman-
tic features of border life occurred re-
Gently on the Wild Horse Prairie, thirty
miles north Of Los Angeles, when a
band Of wild horses, under the lead Of
n noble sorrel stallion, came galloping
over the plains to reconnoitrc n COM
pany of surveyors engaged in making a
survey Of the tract. The band dashed
toward Captain Keller and his party of
surveyors till within five hundred feet,
when the leader halted in grandly proud
aud defiant manner, with neck curved,
nostrils distended, erect, and tail on
dress parade, and all the band ranged
themselves on each side Of him like
squad of cavalry in battle charge. After
surveying the scene for few moments
the leader. galloped away, followed BY
the band in the most graceful and digni-
fed manner. The scene was most ro-
mantle, and the picture of the lordly
leader. with his most obedient servants,
in their feet and graceful motions, was
worthy of al artists pencil. There was
another band Of wild horses on the same
prairie. under the leadership of dark
mahogany bay stallion, with black name,
tail and knees. In this band there were
two white horses, and the rest we're bay
and sorrel mainly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-06
glass rod should be used in stirring the
compound, and Ii should be kept in ice.
or in vat or box surrounded by ice
.uaAa. an haAla.. III aall .aI - M.

glass rod should be used in stirring the
compound, and It should be kept in ice,
or in vat or box surrounded by ice
water, or better still, salt and ice. The
object Of tho ice is to keep down tho
temperature, for the strong chemical ac-
ton evolves great heat. The sulphuric
acid does not gointo the final compound.
and seems TO exerttno usefulness beyond
an absorber of the water which 10 one
product Of the chemical changes. When
the mixture is complete, two pounds Of
nitro-glycerine will be found at the bot
tom Of the earthenware vessel, while the
water, or rather very dilute sulphuric
acid, generally known by the name Of
oil Of vitriol, will be floating on top.
This poured of, and the nitro-glycerine
subjected to very thorough washing
until it is entirely freed of free acid, or
acid not taken up in combination BY tho
glycerine. A little nitrate Of soda, or
Chill saltpetre, may be added as an
alkali to take up any of the free acid.
The explosive is now made, and in the
form Of the yellowish, oily nitro-gly-
cerine would ba the most effective for
destructive purposes. but it is very
tickle substance and the least jar is apt
to bring on the explosion. In this form
it is largely used in shooting" oil wells
aud is sent about the country very care
fully packed in felt-lined cases. Even
then when transported 10 wagons over
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-06

Among the curiosities now in opera
ton at the exhibition Of electrical in
ventions, at Philadelphia, is a magnetic
table. It is small, unpretentious
stand, with plain, innocent looking
surface, but beneath it is an electro
magnet. A handful of nails lay upon
it. Suddenly, and without any per-
ceptible cause, each arose and silently
stood upon its head, much to the delight
and mystifcation Of the small boys. A
moment they remained motionless and
then suddenly tumblod in heap, when
the unseen current was shut of by the
operator. At his will they would rise.
bow and courtesy like dancing master,
or stand upon their heads like circus
tumblers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-06

The demand for stimulants is more
general in this country than it has been
in our past history. Hundreds Of thou
sands of good temperance people who
would die before they would use liquor
are resorting to opium, chloral, bicar-
Donates and phosphates. When a man
feels badly he takes aromatic spirits Of
ammonia, bicarbonatc Of soda, some new
tangled phosphate. Some men load
themselves with quinine. Every day
new nerve stimulants are advertised, and
people take them as freely as water. We
are trifling with our nerves, and there
is no excuse for it, All that we have to
do when We find that we are living too
fast is to put on the brakes and exercise
a little common sense about matters Of
diet and rest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-06

DR.. Boynton recently related that.
wishing to explain to a little girl the
manner in which a lobster casts his
she'll when he has outgrown il, he said !:
"What do you do when you have out
grown your clothes You throw them
aside, don't you p "Oh. no! !" replied
the little one ave let out the tucks J"
The doctor confessed that she had the
advantage Of him there.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-06

WHEN THE BOATS COME HOME.


There's light upon theFsea to-day,
And giadness on the strand;
All well ye know that hearts are gay
When sails draw nigh the land.
We followed them with thoughts and tears,
Far, far across the foam
Dear Lord, II seems thousand years
/ Until the boats come home. 4.
We tend the children, live our life,
And toll and mend the nets
But Is there ever maid or wife n,
IVA Whose faithful heart forgetss
We know what cruel dangers lie
Beneath that shining foam,
And watch the changes In the sky
f Until the boats come home. sls
There's glory on the sea to-day, pa
I Nhe sunset gold is bright 1a..,l
Methought heard a grandsire say,
"At eve 1t shall be light"
Der waves Of crystal touched with fire
And flakes Of pearly foam
We gaze-and see our hearts desire
The boats are coming home.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-06

The Popular Science Monthly says q
man can endure fatigue in hot weather
better on buttermilk than on any other
diet drink he can use.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-06

"Pa, | want to 60 whaling" All
right, my SON" And in few minutes
be was busy in the woodshed, with lots
Of blubbler.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-06

Everything is pernicious that eman-
cipates the intellect without, at the same
time, strengthening our self-control.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-02-06

DO not think Of knocking out another
persons brains because he differs ia opin-
ion from you; il would be as rational to
knock yourself on the head because you
differ from yourself ten years ago.