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statement OF Fupfs

The Rcv. James l.. Pierce, of OK
ford, Ga, says: My wife from early
glrl9ood has been suffering from rhou-
matism. She has tried many remedies
ana must frankly say has derived
more benefit from Swift's Specific than
all tho others after long and faithful
trial.
Mr.. Il. i. Anderson, prominent
business man of Temple, Texas. under
date of February Is, 1885, writes: |
can certify without hesitation that the
medicine known as Switl's Specific
is the best blood purifier have ever
used.
Col. a. j. Brooks, of Round Rock,
Texas, under date of February l8,
1880, says: L have been afflicted with a
blood humor and indigestion for fifteen
years. l have used various medicines
but with little purpose. | have re-
ccivcd more benefit from Swift's Spc-
cific (S.S. 50 than anything else |
have taken. 1t is the best blood puri-
iicr on the market.
The Rev. w. II. Kirk, Il member of
the Alabama Conference, N. e. Church
South, says; Through gratitude to the
proprictors of SwifL's Specific, and a
desire to benefit suffering humanity, |
heartily recommend S. $. S. rs the
best remedy l have yet found for
rheumatism, with which | have suf-
fcrcd for years. BY tho use of this
medicine | was enabled to resume nv
pastoral work in October last, for
which l. had been disabled for two or
three years by rheumatism.
MIR. Il. j. Trcate, of Wacissa, Fla,
writes: Swift's Specific has cured a
cancer on my face, and has almost
made new man of me.
Treatment OH Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
THE SWIFT Specific Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
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This Invaluable prep
aration is truly n tri-
umph of scientific
skill, and no more i'll
IcStimablc benefit was
ever bestowed on the
mOthcrS Of the world.
sA 1t not only
ShOrtcnS the time Of
labor and lessons the
intensity Of pain, but,
better than all, it
greatly diminislcs the
danger to life of both
mother and child, and
leaves the mother in a
condition highly IA
Ivorable to speedy re-
covcry, and far less
liable to flooding, col
vulSions, and other
alarming sy M ptom s
incident to lingering
and painful labor. It's
truly wonderful eflica-
| Icy in this respect en-
Titles the MOTHERS
FRIEND to be ranked
as one of the lifc-Sav-
ing appliances given
ITO the world by the
IdiScoVcricS Of modern
science.
FronI the nature Of
the case it will of
course DC UNDERSTOOD
that we cannot pub
.liSh certificates con-
.crrning this REMEDY
without wO,lnding the
delicacy the writer's.
Yet we have hundreds
of such testimonials on
file, and no mother
who has once used it
will ever again be
without it in her time
.0f trouble.
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Gen. Walker Gives tho Reasons for His
Resignation.
CHARLESTON, August %, 1885.

| h@SioN1 aug uSG II, 1000.
TO the -EditOr Of THE NeUs ana
COu11e': The resignation of the un-
| dcrsigncd as member of the board
OF visitors s. G. M. A. having become
known, and having been mistakenly
construed into n reflection on the
board, desire, in justice to the board
and myself, to have my position fully
understood, and therefore ask your
publication of this letter.
L rendered my resignation bccaHse
the work of the board has recently
taken up and would probably in the
immediate future consume more of nv
time than in previous years, and more
than L could give, consistently with
my duty rs president of the Charleston
Manufacturing Company and other
business engagements. / was render
ing voluntary public duty,so qUhea this
lntcriered with business obligations,
the business not so much of myself, but
important interests Of others confided
to me, l was necessarily forced to re-
linquish, what have always cherished
rs most honorable public trust.
l have since authorized the chairman
Of the board, through whom I for
wardcd my resignation, to withhold it
for the present, with the understand
ing that / am to be relieved Of any
duties interfering with my business
engagements.
Inquiry of the chairman of the
board reveals tho fact, which / might
as well state, that no other member of
the board has resigned, nor has he any
reason to suppose that any one con.
templates doing so.
heartily concur in the recent acts
Of the board of visitors, which arc the
present subjects of public criticism.
assume my full responsibility for my
share in those acts, ali being the unani-
mras actions of the boavd. / believe
them just, polite and wiee, in tho
direct line of the maintenance of dis
cipline and good order in the Acad-
emy, that they will be of ultimate
benefit to the Academy and put it in
far better condition for lis high and
noble work; and 1 have the firmest
conviction that If the facts were
known, the public, including Cur pres
ent critics and even our enenlics, would
join mo cordially in this opinion,
Very respectfully, "
CT. WAnER.
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The Washington correspondent of
the New York SIN makes serious
charge against the Hon. John Shcr-
man, lately secretary Of the treasury,
and now Senator from Ohio. Tho
accusation is that Mr.. Sherman, while
secretary of the treasury, being about
to build n new house in washington
caused designs for it to be made in thc
Office OF the supervising architect of
inc treasury, and had the building of
II oversccn by persons cmplovcd in
that oiticc.-all being paid for, NOT bv
Mr.. Sherman, but by the Government
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"A D0etor,s HYnna

NJ oCthhWtoRhyILLE,G GA, juno II 1eox
ror zen years have been snfTorjn15 toHI, ,S,f,f,
muscular Rheumatism. Patent 'ma1 ,H wi WIN N
and physielans prescriptions failed to t,iSS
Te'ie SSE SSd summer summer commenced to SisS asS
fore using one bottle. continued its DC pe-
and gladly confess that it is the best aSS uSS
quickest medicine for Rheumatism baH,o Ssta,'
ever tried and chcerfully recommend ~
TO the public. -
j.. w. RHODES, A. NJ, M. d,
Savannah suffered no damage from
the cyclone of last week.
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l.. .,1Josoph e. Bowen, who is snid f.
H Se 5no oldest mombcr of the Maso mic
orGer soI'ie IN the United States, and the
IHniSt fTn St member of the Grand Lodge of
me me state of Pennsylvania, is dead ot
tniaa tnG advanced age of 95 years. lie rn. -.
San,Vit tanmG4 possession of nearly all Of his
a"U9lIles n"1 nl up to the time Of his dootI
sa"n; smu seemed to take great pride IN r,l rn'
IIerping Ie, TO events which occurred ncar.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
SCHCICT.
KING'S MOUNTATN, ~. @.

a Mathematical and Classical School
with a complete BUSINESS COLLEGE
attached. The largest male boarding
school III Western North Carolina. Nil
tary plan, except in its Business Depart
mcnt. One hundred and forty students
atcs in Bookkeeping fill lucrative poSitiens
in every Southern state. One hunJrnI
dollars viii cover all expense OF full cOmr3o
In business College. Two hundred doliaTS
will cover all expense for ten months in
regular GsSSa T departments, and furnish both
NTeaS ana fatigue suits of uniform
Next session opens 9th August, i88S i'
Send for Catalogue TO y" "''' h"o''
July0L2m PrnninooI nj 49,
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Anv1nE Tn nIonmr.,.1

ms ms WINsTowtg SOOTHING sxRur should al-
NY msSs &c used for children teethlng lt soothes
c,tSll9 c,tS Shll9 ScICenS the gums, allays all pain
S.NteS S.eS wind collie and Is tho best Yemedy for
" uWlttsITnS9a; tiiTiiG9a; Twenty-fiye cents bottle,
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second thought TO make rcparation. IL
not Inc iirst time as sons of the
state that they nave been called upon
TO DO their duty duty to her irrespcc-
i've OF consequences to themselves.
JOHNSON HAGooD,
Chairman.
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GOOD Fay for Agents. SIOO Ia aooo ,,o,,
no. nindc selling our Grand NeSV STTsI,IS 49,
EHnnouS anu AJuCisiT ~ HAT ties a. sfiI.VvCsYi
Write to j. q. hcCurdy 81 DO, ILiIadcnLio" 10
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Il QUESTION ABOUT
BH01Vm'S Iron
Bzl1eHs
ANS WERED.

The question has probably, beon asked thousands
thinEl We'll, 1t doesnt But II doos any disease
for which areputable pbSsioian would prescribe IRON
Physicians recognize Iron tho best restorative
agent known TO tho profession. and inquiry of any
loading chemical firm will substantiato tho assertion
That there are moro preparations OF iron than OF any
other substance used in medicine This shows con-
cusiyely that iron iB acknowledged to bo tho most
Important factor in successful medical practice is
however remarkable fact that prior to tho discoy
ery Of fRROWN'SIR IRON BITTERSn no perfect
y satsfactoIy iron combination had over been found
BROWNS IRON BITTERStSSSssss sGs9s sGs aiass eiass
headache or produce oonst ,ato.. -tlll OIL iron
medicines do. BROWNS IRON BITTERS
cures Indigestion, Biliousness, w eulxness,
Dyspepsin, Malaria, ChiIIs and Feycrs,
Tired Feeling, @ eneral Debility, Paw, In tho
side, Back or Limbs, III c ndache and Ne.;..;.:-
gin.foI an these ailments Iron is prescribed daily.
M'SlR0R BlTTERS .hSE hSEEsyss' syss' does is
minute Like all othor thorough medicines, Il acts
sio~S When taken by men the first symptom Of
pponent 10 renewed energy. The Muscles then become
I,oi. Ino olgeston improves, the bowels are active
m Honen the neot In usually rapid and marked
Inc Sye5 begin at once to brighten; tho skn cleSrs
ap neaithy eelor cones TO tho checks; nervousness
aisappesrs; functional arrangements become reGu.
lar. and IL nursing mother abundant mlstonSSeo
IL supplied Tor the child 2emembor Browns Iron
bHters is the ONLY iron medicine that is not in
JurouB. Physiefdns ard Druggists recommend H.
Tho Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red linea
on wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER.
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Estrmy Noticc.

Stats Of Maryland, Frederick County, to.
hirnIhy; ''hrtfy that Joseph TITk Il farmer
of Frederick County, hrough, before me, the
Subscriber, one of the Justices Of the Peace
in and for Ky said county, this 18th das, If
June in the ,cIt 1885, as ,trnys trcSpHSFinI
upon his enclosures six cstrays.
One Red Steer with white belly and bell
on: Ont; Elack !!'cirr with white spots; one
Black lfcif@r; Che Red Hcifrr Of good stock;
one White lIcitriI Wit rcd spccllrl neck
and head one Red aid White Spotted llciitr,
Sone of them havfit1'igs in the ears.
Given und"' H., hand and seal.
CALVIN l., FiROR, P.
The owner " owErrs 0f The above are re-.
qucs,cd to cone forward and rtovc their
property, pay cos! an,.chargcs f]'t Keeping
them and take them away
June % JOSEPH Flick.
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II BNNtNIC NTl.Ih.
A Tribute.

Fricnh;afer friend departs:
Who hath not lost q friend?
There is no union here o.! hearts,
That ind, not here an end
Who hath not lost n friend
Can YOU repeat the question, and th"n say
YOU do not, or cannot, Sympathlze with
those who hevf'
We arc Joined together, many OF Us b: /"
common experience. the death Of friend.
50 we stand IN what may lee called rela-
lon-hip Of grief. The death Of Miss Mary
]. johnson places her acquaintance III
this relationship. 1t Was not our privilege"
TO see sr speak to her IN the last two years
hut from the time she was a little schoolgirl
up 10 the day of her death, she was one OF
tho most respected in the circle Of oar az
u,laintanccs. ~ a model Of character and
originality, she was as near perfect AS one oi
her wears c0uld be. To ct,limcratc her many
who knew her 50 well, already know. II"
her parents, her relatives and young friends
We would say word of sympathy. by her
death our chain Of Friendship has been
shortened one link. but even in this our hour
Of sorrow we can rrjoir" in the knowledge
that the cham was not broken Ivy reason OF
Il flaw in its construction. For five long
wears ii5t;;-C tuggrd aj this chain, and at
last, unable longer 30 Mar the constant
strain, Mary frll--a broken link. Whatever
the loss, ours is not solitary case, and we
should not question The whls OF Him who
does all THINGS for tn" hrEt. God piucks
from us our earthly friends that VIC may
look upon him as he is''rr best friend.
The cmpty..choir and the cherished ne
mrntors still remain, but the SiIycry laugh
ter. and the we'll known footsteps exist only
in memory Mary has gone beyond recall
and i,ow much we shall miss her can only
rc known by "skng nursrlf the question.
Take comfort, then, those of you who
have had life long friend taken away by
the rude hand of DEATH IN the thought that
even now she may be an angel watcher,
trrc"nsl by a kindly Providence from every
t'inr ahoUt hccloning us Oh in the pursuit
Of Infinite 90 vi.
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EpL.VWE NNFVsSg.
JO1tingS from our Exchanges.

lMr"t, ED .-r.,h } : Il ilar,ock iIas
greatly improved within III" past week, and
expects to he Mt hi. rIacc uf business in
irw day" - (Wj-.n
CIEAN CIIy-A visitor to our city, r+
day. n-o, mad" the remark in oar Office that
uc considered Frederick /" o. the n""tc-'
towns Ne lad cycr yisitrd.- citizen.
Nls;roRs.--On Friday Ia-t IL" SENATORIAL
Committee. consisting of Senators Sirivrr ct
Carroll, Lane Of Washington, llo,l>"n Of
Somerset. and Hays Of Rnlljmoi" 1i', ar
rived ttfc FROM Westminster. They visited
the Deaf and Dumb institution and were
received 10y Mr.. NJ X. Barry, OF Baltimore,
Vice. President of the Beard of Directors,
DR.. f. Schlry Of til" Executive Committee
and Prot, tIy the principal tthc Institution
rncy wcr, mach please, with lHcir visit and
what they had Witnessed imtS
FISH W,Ys--fontracto Lyons, Of Eati.
more. is engaged at the Grca> Fnll~ of IL"
Potomac in buiIlil~ Tie fish ways, which
were ordered TO y" constructed Wy the Gov
c,rmrnt, The contract pric" was H"f ooo,
and there are to be six ladders up sac ha'N-
hnl -idr Of the Potomac, which W!II cover
TIE swin,, rapids extending about half Il
mile down TIE river from the locks on the
ranul In the event of the fish ways hc'h~
a success, we VIII have all the siIad. herring
and Other fish Of HE lower Potomac in our
county waters. There ar" fifty men VOW
emerged on the work, ana it is sand il will be
finished by Nov cnlcr.-F h>fH.
ATTFMrTEp ANso3.-'Ihr arrangement
of mems to 4 dltnltc end w'rr &Ucn ON
Sunday morning, as ~ rhint enthusiastically
on the psil Of some misvrcant to fire }. W.
Eihrlbergcrs stable in toTii. We must
have vigilance; some clue should hr forth
coming. that outlaws shall be laniShcd from
the haunts of men, aHt go to their own
,lnrp - hrDU,rh
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'bhrci' KOuks Given AWAY.

We will send the following Three looks
flee: LADlI.S PRIVATE COMPANlON. II
complete medical adviser for women. Illus
,rntrh and bound in cloth, (Forner price 81,
Fun ANDCANDY, ~ page book telling
how to make over 100 kinds Of kinds otran
dies and other sweet things, handsomely
bound Former price b0Hs and LADIES
GUIDE TO FANCY WORK. u pracllcnl in
s,r,,c,or in all kinds of Ar, Matters contain
ing "a large 4coumn p,~re, over 200 hand1
some Illur,ra,ivc Engiayihea. and will
bound to any lady who sends 80 cc:tts for SIX
months trial subscription u TnE llorsE-
WIFE, II large 1G page Journal ,9rvo,cd to
Fashions, Fancy Work, ar haMroalions1
How to Cook, and ''hu- ,oA matters. #
You will send - 90 for fnuf fritnds yon vii:
each receive all the above, and we will send
you and elegant Hand Mirror. For cjuh OF
so we rive a LADIES' GOLD WA1N II -
Address THE HOUSEWIFE PUB. co
Nundn, =. y. apr ," Pm
!, Prime lot of Locust Posts and Chestnut
fails for sale at Caloctin Furnrrcs
ANtl92m j. Il. KCNkEf..
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FsirtuTf's OF YOURSELF!

To introduce our handsome new style pic
lures ihr0ngl,,ynt the L. 5. q. o1G:. We will
send ro'i' Do/Sn finely finished photographic
IF po"r'sC, postpaid, upon receipt Of Sloo
and sample photo, TO copy from, cabinet
size prctclrcd,A provided YOU viii promis" in
your letter to show pictures and act AS agent
in case they are satisfactory. hrT snre to
p'e,,m rrrrya"9. Refer to Postmaster, Am.
Express Agent, or Nunda Bank. Remit Ivy
postal note or registered letter mo stamps
taken, >a"'i nretttmrHpcr. Address.
NUNDA . ELiilIING CO., Nunda, n. Y
Apr % Pm
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E8 Acres of Hand.

more or 1css. This property is sjttu"ttc1 about
one mile south OF liinrrh1i;l, q 'hE road
leading from G.acclnm to Crr"gr>ioWn
and was sold by John J, krom to Abraham
4. Black, now deceased and was lately IN
the possession of Owen Dorsey also now de-
,,ca,rd There arc upon the premises an OLD
luc house. q we'll of water, and an orchard
of yonng fruit trees. and is very desirable
little tact Of land. ,
Tc@,rs Of Sale as prescribed by the Ir"+'':
Onc,halt Y the purchase money TO he ra!1
in cash on ,hc day OF sale or on the fef'flca-
ton thereof by the Court, the rrma der 70
hr paid in one Year from day of sale, The
purchaser to gi''e note Cor the deferred pay
mcnt bearing Interest, from the day OF sale,
Wth app!ovcd security; wien the who!c
nurc'a.9 money is pnil II gool and si'icicn,
deed will tie executed. Convryan ing NJ
c. VS.. LEVY,
Maj. c. Fout Trustee
AuctOnrcr.
iinr % Is
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For aBOyA and Girls.

We shall give away several thousand dol
lars in presents before Aug. LIST, including
Solid Gold Watches, ,Trwelry. Guns, Revol-
rrS, Nioins, BnnjoS, Guitars, Music RoArs,
Tool Chests, Telescopes, and everything III
Intelligent hoy Or girl could desire.
lty"N wnt .thc model magazine for the
youth of tlr !'th +e,"urr, send 81 cents for
three months trial subscription and list Of
presents, 4 handsome Pocket Knife or
something of greater value guaranteed to all
sending. send fi, your friends and receive
the presents ,fd,EctS MT. YOUTHS
MONTHLY, Butiatn y: Y. apr e32m
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The W. VI. II. Il. Co. has made contract
with the Wayncsboro Floral Company for
the characterization of the grounds at the
stations along its road
number of business, men of this city
have determined to call meeting to he held
at Sharrrr Bros store next Monday night,
at - O'Clock, for the purpose of forming Il
business exchange or board of trade for mu-
tua protection.- cstminstcr Sentinel.
Joshua T. Young, Esq. News Ferry, Va,
says in the year 1884 he used 10000 lbs, Of
fertilizer made with Powell's Prepared
Chemicals, 400 lbs. to the acre on land plant
cl in tobacco, and made n good crop of rich,
ripe tobacco; good leaf anil Geior, which
cured up splendldly. Mr. Young Will use
t"thny else. Brown Chemical Co., manu-
fAr.Vr.,s, Baltimore Md
CoNTEAcr FOR ScmooI 1IousEs.-Thc
County Commissioners on Tuesday opened
the scaled contracts for new school houses,
and the lowest bids for the various school
houses to be erected We're as follows: Young
& Castlc-Ntw Baltimore, III Midllctown
district, frame, $500; James W. Condon-
Woodvillc, IrolOrcd) in Woodvllc district,
frame 1900: George W. Davidson rca.
gerstown, in Crcagcrstown district, brick,
Sos7; Point of Rocks, i'll Buckeys'own dis
trct, brick, Sl,14l; BroHkhill, in Tuscarora
district, frame, $9lG: t'cich's, in Frederick
district brick, $694 80; Putnam's, in Woods
horo' district, frame, S530; Friends Creek,
IN Emmisbury district, frame, $52j The
contracts for houses ut Adamstown, Kemp
town, Flint Hill and Ebcnczcr (colorcd) were
not given out
G. VI. f our entertaining Jacksonville
CO.. correspondent sends us a more than
usually entertaining letter this week
Why should not others cvincc the same
generous interest in the welfare Of The
CLARION and aid in making its columns en-
tcrtaning, as does our highly priced friend
&c. NJ f." If AiliG.Sst the fully 1000 read
rrs of THE CLARION there wcfc only ten
who were willing to vary the monotonv and
increase the value of our Local Columns to
the extent of &c. NJ r. it would not only
cnlvcn our hearts and Tighten our burden,
hrt would widen its popularity and add
nightly to the list Of CLARION readers.
The writer makes :, suggestion in refer
cncc to the coming Reunion Of the 9th Md.
at this place. which strikes us as hcing cor
rect in every particular and should any of
the boys" feel like further veniilating this
their service.
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NotIce
10
'IAX-PAN ERS.
FREDERICK, Mp, June 81, lsS'

TTTIFNTT ~, .TTT., :,
The Tax books for 1885, are now ready,
and H., Collector would call Tie attention
Of tine tax payers of It's, to the following
Sections d, Article II, Reversed Gee" OF
Maryland
".All persons who shall pay their state
taxes on or before the iirs; day of Scptrm-
Der Of the year for which they are levied,
shall lie entitled to deduction Of five per
cuntum on the amount Of said taxes. AN
that shall pay the same ON or before the Isl
,lqy OF October f the said year, shall he On
titled to deduction of four per rrninn; and
III that shah pay the same on or hri"rr me
fist day OF November Of said year, Sha'i be
entitled to a deduction Of three per c'ntiIiA'
DANIEL L. piDnETT,
Collector.
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One Of the most common complaints of
children is worms and as they often suffer a
long time before it is known parents should
watch carefully for the symptoms and give
DR.. Fallnry's Inf.lliblr Worm Syruij.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
W FREDERICK COUNTY.

tn" R}arl If County Comm:'siont's will
NEE, hi" "ti'rr,
On NondryJuly 1SM., 1885,
for general business. During tins session
,hc} viii receive hits for tine Masonry Grad
ing and Iron work for Bridges at ,jno. r..
Shafcr's C4r' Glissan's, and P"rkrr's Mill
also fpra ire Supcrs1uctnrc Foot BtH'H
across I.inganorr and Vori'"r $,
Persons interested will take notice as the
session will possibly last bat Hrc" days
BY order,
Il = STEINER, Ozark.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-06-25

The new postal card, under new con.
tract, will he y delicate pink in color instead
of the rrcScn, yellow tint. The size will I've
'hr same as al present, but the texture of
the card is to be improved.