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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

EPISCOPAL SERVICES on Sunday August
end at 10 o'clock n. M, in room over Justice
Whites office by Rev VIM: i, Braddock,
who has been appointed by Bishop Parct to
serve the Mission for thirty days
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

' vs.: At GRACEHA'N. %,
b. ColliHower & Bro.
Another arrival of
BOOTS, SHOES, GRO
CERES, NOTIONS, &C.
Ready-madc Clothing at greatly reduced
prices.
(TIEY MUST Coz
The best $3.50 boot in the district, also fin"
lot of Mems, Womcn's and Chldrcn's
shoes, at the very lowest prices; You
should call and see our Ladies'
fine button shoes at Sl.2J,
can't he beat.
4 full and new variety of Groceries, viz
Blooms Al pha Coffee, the only place II is
kept in town IT Is THE BEST Try it.
The finest and cheapest line of SyrnpS We
have vet had. Gus, rcceivcd.)
Also oils as follows:
PURE LARD OIL, FINE MACHINE OIL.
PAINTS t. OILS,
NARNISlIES. DRYER
& READY MINED PAINTS.
AKRON ROLLED OATS,
CA DELICIOUS BREAKFAST DISH)
E~SJGAR.CIRED CITY e. COUN- 81.
TRY.CURED HAMS, DRIED BEEF,
NO. LARGE FAT MACKEREL,
"a. Thc finest fish kept IN the place. ~
A full stock of
OHIO STONEWARE,
from pinis to 10 gallons, all sizes.
GLASS J AIRS,
Of dtfcrn, kinds and prices TO sui, all.
WOOD, RAILS, LOCUST
& CHESTNUT POSTS,
always ON hand,
ry;- Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods at highest market prices.
Thanking the people for their very liberal
patronage in the past, and asking for Il con.
linuance of the same, by strict attention to
business and keeping up to our motto,
BEST GOODS, LOWEST PRlCES,-
and will not be undcrsoli, we are
Very respectfully yours,
B. COLLIFLOWE Err & BRO,
iulv 1Gtf Graccham, Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

ToREIp.--On Friday last the mercury
reached lO5; on Saturday 104 and on Sun
day 30 in the shade in this place. We are
disposed to accept the above figures MS being
correct, as our reports came from three
thermometers and the difference was but
three degrees, which the difference in loca-
ton would readily account for. This is the
greatest heat reported, but it is not the first
time that we have found the thermometer
higher at this place than any other reported
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

Ice housekeeping with Tuesday
last, Mr. John Jones sends his wagon around
town delivering ice at cent per pound.
The wagon will run daily in the morning
and again in the evening if desired.
Ice delivered at I cent pound is cheap
and we hope this great convenience may
not be denied us through lack Of support.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

W TO A-fISlllNG.-Dn thursday ihSI, IN
company with fourteen other candidates for
a straight Jacket, we boarded the early morn
ing train for Monocacy and Double Pipe
Creek. In the baggage care were thrown six
stir nc,s one seine, IL bundles of old clothes
- dinner baskets and-d so forth. The
accommodating conductor, Mr.. Clay Ely,
dropped us off a, Monocacy bridge and in
ahnu, Il halfholr we were in the water. For
the first hour the sport was immense during
the next two hours it was an agreeable pas.
time; for an hour we thought il An unohirr-
,onahlr oc oupa,inn the next hour we did
our boundcn dutv and another passed over
Il slumhrring rebellion at the circumstance
of dinner deferred Then came dinner and
protiling by unpleasant memories of Fishing
Creek, we halted at the line Of gcntccl >uili-
cheney At p, m. we began an hour Of dis
comfort, the sun crcmatng that portion OF
the anantomy above the surface of the water
while the water pAr.bolcd that portion b",
low the surface, from 3 until + we got
enough during the next half hour we rot
more than enough; in Is minutes more we
were rad, in 10 more mad and at } O'Clock
we threw our stir-polc over the seine and
dragged seeming ton and Il half of We,
c!o,hcsand misery to a bank of the stream
where we sat down and cnlravorcl TO con-
vince ourselves that twelfth Of l21 pounds
of cut and sal,rd mixed creek fish and one
hour Of "immcnsc fen" constituted an rQii-
table Sct.otF to the slaves task we had ac.
complishrl and the risk we had run OF icing
boiled, sun-,ruck, or drowned
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

Notice! NOt1cC!
rs" TO Sunday Schools and Festivals,
Camp Meetings., Bush Meetings, Hotels and
Boarding Houses, and to every person that
wants Ice Cream to write to me, will give
best of Cream at low rates.
s. WEANT,
iulv 1G At York Road, Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

SPRING WINDS AND CoLDs.-N0w is the
time that changcable weather and winds
cause colds on the lungs, and to relieve the
cough Wild Cherry Syrup is the best and
most cfIcctual.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

THEY WILL WIN-Thc band started out
to secure fund which, when supplements
cd by that already subscribed, would suffice
to purchase n new set of instruments and rs
matters now stand, it is safe to say that they
will secure the amount,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

Bv the withdrawal Of |. S. Weaver, the
business heretofore conducted under the
name, style and firm OF T. o. Grimes Il Co.,
of1his city, has been dissolved and will he
conducted hereafter by f. o. Grimes and J.
@. Slitely, under the name Of Il. O. Grimes
e Go -SUtipI
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

FESTIVAL. Observation-Disclosures met with
warm encouragement and having great
quantity of cakes and other articles yet re-
naming on hand the band has concluded to
hold their festival during this week. 1t will
however positively close on Saturday even
ing. The attendance during this week has
x,nr ,rpnI
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

AN EXCELLENT BooK.--Wc take grca,
pleasure in recommending the American
Dictionary for which our town is now being
canvasscd. II is rich in reliable information
and particularly cheap Buy it by all means
il YOU are not the posscsOr ola dictionary.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

LABOR AND CAPIrAL.-lf your system is
not in good condition, you lose time for labor
and lost labor is lost capital, therefore give
yourself strength and vigor by using Health
Rnutprnr
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

WATER Ices at the festival on Monday
evening was q grateful change from ice
cream and it sold rapidly,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

The fences must 20 as timber decreases.
Two farmers of Woolcry's district, this coun-
", have abolished fences entirely. their corn
fields extend to the ed re of the county road,
with no fence intervening. Stock are not
permitted 10 run at large .AdVcdtc
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

Promcnaders rcvel in the gorgcousncss of
the balmy moon-lit nights and pale Lnna's
old man puts on his best smile at the havoc
wrought under the young mans left watch
pocket by the silvery beams as they reveal
bv their shimmcrng light the tuttcrings of
a maiden breast, the reflex ola mind no long
or altogether in "mcditation, fancy free" or
words to that effect.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

A large quantity of popular wood awaits
shipment at the railway station, this place.
1t is owned by Mr.. S. NJ. Birely and will be
shippcd to wood pulp factories.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

Mr.. Clay Delaplane of New Midway will
take possession of the store now conducted
by Mr. NJ. Clay Cramcr, on the first of DC
tohcr, having entered into an agreement to
purchase the stock and take possession OF
the building on that date. Until that time
there will he an opportunity to get great
bargains as i, is Mr. Cramrrs purpose to run
the stock as low as possible.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

The Mutual Livestock Insurance Com
pany of rnmtshurg, Nd, has rcinsurcd all
its stock in the Frederick City Mutual Live
Stock Company. The Emmitsburg Com
pany Will discontinue the business. -Chron-
,rI,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23
NOii1A! N0llcGs

Fly Powders and Fly Paper for sale at
July IS If l.catherman S.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

TALL TALE.-Whcn the Westminster
.4dcocate does lay itself out to disrupt the
truth, it just blows the old thing To pieces
We don't see how they cot the ink to work
on the "Champon Binder item, a reprint of
which appears elsewhere on this page.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

We really need money and are not asham-
ed to ask for it. WHAT'S in your way Of
furnishing it! Don't you owe it, or don't
YOU have it ? There are some Of each; it is
not such that we address.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23

READY B1NDER.-We are IN receipt Of an
excellent little rontrivance for binding
newspapers. music etc. from Mr. Henry Wei
Ter, agent for their sale, Gracrham, Md
They are invaluable for the purposes above
named and are very cheap. He also takes
orders for rubber stamps.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23

A Philadelphia Z hss = mAn >
for smashing looking glasses ami has
broken 80 in the las; year and paid
..amages in full. philadelphia nrea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23
DEAR LITTLE HANDS.

Dear little hands. ! love them so,
Ana nov thCv arr lying under the SNOW
iLG'F INC snow, - odd and whit.
iSdh Eot q" Them. or touch them tonight.
tEcy are guIct and stu al lat ah me.
how hiSy and restless they us.d TO tie,
I'M i"" thty can never reach up through the
Dear httlc hands, I loved them so.
Dear little hands I miss them 50.
al through "a" DAY. wherever ! go
All through Ia" night. bow lonely Il -cc-us.
For 10 little hands wake mo out Il my
dreams.
J miss them al through the weary hour.
j ini>- them IT. others miss sunshine and
flower;
Day time. or night time. wherever / go.
Dear Hitlc hands. ] miss them -.
Dear little hands, they have gone fram ~
NOW.
Meier again viii they rre, on nav brow
Never aga "a smooth if ~crroNt tai iuc,.
Sever CLASP "a" "a a child "a c~nbrsc,.
Ana now 1Hy ior".icJd grows wrHS.'i with
rfrr.
ThiuE. ug Of Ittlc hands. once resting here:
Bat know ia a happier, HcavcuIi"r c..m".
bcuG lt'i" hands. VIII clasp you ~0tEotiIg".
Dear Itilr hands. when the master shall cnlL
II H,Ic"lno the that cOmr- 20 ~
all
WHOM my feet touch the water, 50 dark and
- colo.
Ard I eaten my first glimpse Of tie city Of
II k'rp INV cyc- fixed ou the Hsa.crly gate.
over The tide wb"r. The wAItr-robnl one.
Shall ! know y"n. ! wonder, among thc brirh,
band.
VIII sou h'ckon me over. oh. dear little
hand,
-L",fsrHs Co,yi1ryoarIGL
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23

.In-spa '-sk rshi tie bart q
,.In- % ,h arg.sl 10 o. 'Hor 'n
Law ,s-.rs -Fff H Ff-Hr 20
ur.a Aa.i us .sit % fAe -H.~
q draw "a = IH~ o. ths s~I 4ni
tip. had l- 20 lse tss ar aimt q"
oBr husp..a.it Hut - tar hsuss >,
a-ol-t 90 fH danger i.ia car
ga's b. iir bear T~stias ros-
ti'.rs csHfa s-i boz fs- rs' sas d.
~1n'rr GA the s5sgaa' 81 j-asrl IL
thr u 20 i~s9 lafs as la ths private
Gag o8ri Il 'hs r4j,u 80 Esafassnsa'.
.nursDv utuv 81 frsbIs d,sgs 20
for a .ua.kr snI > bat. asd . dfhk.
10 ib~ sroa ns susanrss sci lnd@
unable 'Asre~ fhsf afs ~-eTsnE over
the spirits 9 thr nos isAthsawei And
lns n hushaaa ,s-~thsr " { p tie Eias~I
.hut ssr anil trvTna3ag haud T." sh-
de- s-t4fDa that ~ossftaaEs uany =
t1ffY hume -va Sol - 81 Al thsf at
aai hsu'y can trinz. sai Af~atens -
max e pass svaY &c "ths wRs stan
Ia. fKisrsc q 3 dream I~a "kf a.
j-aIisr q arlasof Tssa,s SigssI
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23
a PAIR Or o
One of t:ic Most Typical Products az Mod.
crn Industry.

\ GREAT naturai;>. said. SHOW me 4
scale. | II draw the lisa" Had he been
u shoemaker h. might haze aid. ">how
me Il shoe. I'll tell the wcarer." The
sandal Of the Arab. the tiny shoe OF the
hi-h-b-ci woman of China. the wooden
dancilg-Slo" of the nu ch. the high
hcc'cl court slipper or the sensible
walking SlocS oi the English and Amer
leans. proclaim their nationality To- the
tyro. An amateur might not readily
rrcognizr the characteristics of diicr-
EN- districts within a single nation, hu-
the praCticel designer must knoN that
in the Unite States. for instance. your
North rncr want; his shoe comfortably.
n1ai AMI stylish: the Southerncr ask
for som thing fancy and handsome; the
agricultural Yves, demands ~olid!ty.
fuilnr>S. aud IN art!cl, stoul To break
IN" land for 4 coming population
"A pair of shoes l. oac of tn" most
typ.ca! prod Icts If modern industry.
10 make them the animal Kingdom
contribute, from the herds roaming n
Western plains or South American
pampi>. or from The harn-yard, ncI,
n ham': the vegetable. from dotted
groves ot hemlocs and OAK or from the
great forests I Il left Ia rs. Grca ten
tile manufactures supply cloth aud
thread: mines. furnaces and .prgc> com
hiaC 70 furnish nail or wire. \. hundrc /
machige- have been invented. one oi
WIKI e has changed he whole curse -:
4 great industry and produced lar-r
ci''">. through score If procr~cs.
the forty-four pieces Of a pair oi shoes
require 10 brag them t"~r. her the CO.
operation OF fifty men. women and chi
d,en; the division of labor ! pur>ucd Ia
the utmost. demanding in rurn for IT.
successful maintenance he dispersion
If product The world over: until. A. =
result. YOU. wel.-Shod reader. can huv
for three dollars what would haze cost
YOUR f~oryfather six.
~ the reader buys I pair of shoes hi
mex; pair may IT tie same moment b;
doig NJ the la>so OF the 'cowJoy" IN
some tGr-awav plan. or perhaps h. in
process of slaughter u Ch.c-ro. Tn,
p,ri>habie beef promptly reaches III,
market. and n day o 20 YOU i Ut
from 4 fat, juicy roast. little tainkin.
Is you smack your lips after dinner that
the fine. pliable skin which once pro-
tected the delicate morsel may II some
time contribute To Your outward com
fort Stranger things have h happened.
The skins or hides meantime are salt
ed. and the buyer of saltei hide, send.
rart of them. saw. 10 Peabody, Mas.
| tn he tanned for uuO.r F,arfhsr aud ~.
rest 10 central New York IL he tanny-'
for >ole-leather III ". NerhGG.
| Harper's Magazine
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23

c~onnsrd~i her worsAy CT my 80 .s
emulation - al "a ~ at payer
uas .ai The Saek Enf~ur' f~i On
= k1rs ~ - Erouai arol-sj 49,
-rats. anil -. - st 1870 a.
t1-zl Il Ga O. ih- azs suict IL
grave ct - vltA 4 hssh Taa f~n~r.
zni % Z; h-ad s:aa.t- , lanstni 3
par .~ sIpls. 90 bsl "a na~1'-I Soc
!u.tastu- N-aFs il.UAs L-slle
Nho d+i O-.s~r q. l~j> ae~lA
Er-i-i 2 .,.5 81 af-r-d Sc. k~r uzr
sr~i ea H. ineaL ! u4s 20
;orp-. b. orc pf 'as >taEe4&v- ersA
"rA- extensive ~asa IA-It&ri-r~rs z'
>u'a Bend lad
While .saJ . go 3 sz~. gave
ia ;Ae '4-r.t. ta t. @l.i te.
uioa my "a ri aau Isi.s ,lHi hy uh-
dust vss IN. yA--r u.ug4a- - O.
.aEh r-alz easn % ..fr TIA; she Rs
f-ausa' alto l~ias 20 as.- fam
apa4d srt r--snI thra.zh -i Car-tra
tom A. one - toe ~fest elz-@ Ter. !
mo-l~rH history.
u 's c.lr-- = = couple - var
then rtsar 20 The cal q a E-w matH.~
90 vhrm q u1.; t- -ai il.aI ;r-i rs
give, her tn. .r,zt "a Jaf Dr.'1~
hs-i. ut has aa.n 4 ma,' excel eus
-, mother ~.- .tt-t go -- Icy -trf-
sou Pr a. Z 'ar as.-i "a q,
Ira i~tI. tt.ar- 3 --ss -r,-i -
,hA, .-rl.ol 20 ,s-s.s aui hfara-
fa..rn !. rf-,r'. e tsr fFAsDc lands %
iiluo- r.. 'H. is.as a-s 'ri go r:UH,
t.,g Mr.. Laur,u cd Ai- farm 49,
o." Preparation Ne maize iuT Tia
ghau. Atraaa'a s...s-i ID. the gr -
h,r, ard h,i- llrw n ahr-tsoaat'
gus-i-rNy When t.s morning 81 80
t.E wAIra bad b-.g selected for th-i
departure arrived a# as found >.ttiu-
ug"a h> uz.;a,r 81 zsts~ N,,puE. Nailt
er ar ND gone ~ .u ,a-A huur % III
morn uE Ae -ai gr gs.li lo; .-ar 3,
thought 81 l-a.HH- A, mp,E'r i-hnd
T." ;r~ hau-'h-ii good, and uicE-i
were pa. on TIE f1ru WAGON. tLr "A'r
yoS'L NJ IN. !am 5 getting Ar"au!
youus Lincoln 'ppA a. pace bs u'
side 81 The team .rl drove AVIAN. lbs
old MN - whom / has, ai.ud" -ts'
le VEL. r,m .mh ~.i asr- ~ -tarf',
that morning. bar, iu,t i. with hts pant
GONNA. down oaiy hall was hr
tween h> IN To-, sci bile i- and aide!
Lutte 4 ! | 'A.uA h.i ever 'T l'ry.i
d-ui Il he lu',l states llthlt un
-uiIl -iN foo, ipgr ,ouga - 'hr ds o.
,H- oN tenn went !ur,h -c kim = NV
home IN H." tuuufr, 10 the We, 81.
,I"m the fuiUr. i'rr-.i.ut. "a" tt.H,
;ruu, l-ad.r. tie Immortal ,manc.
pator. one Who .r,t opened HI c.r, 80
the vale 81 humanity ia @ ~ e. kru
lu.hy cabin. aul oac who's" Hir went
on ~ a. all tur Nation, To- m.urrcr-
and al X - and Emperor, r-ad,ru-
L"mAEy - hi IN UI,ry. What Cd con
ira,,. Man not any youth take ouurlg,
AID h"l - CIR Caery9 Tribune
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23
TEMPERANCE ITEMS.

THT 'a;hollr Total A~t-slarne~ faios
81 An1srcA = thu lArxvsf T~sfag~FzBos
a.~oc a;son IN tn Unlas-i sAs-.
THn ar-rage glaze 81 -hsky. So
WHICH tn or aftesn esn:s e pad. coa.4
oo~-sis;a 81 ern - 'h@ ds;ilsv
TusEB are about I.isp sala<gas a THIS
ei3y Th~y maxi an O~asrsxsozss prps.
ou vhs: tbsT al. th~g az -Dz NJ
rbrh rsradly n; 10 sRF~ns@ - 49, -uft-
M rla~@- Ch~sv. whtie ibs ,rsdE -
TAXPAYER snstains ihs ~rp-ns~s ~h<a
ihs community E1aii no have - h.r
~s;h0st thru Hs4gsss<< Sesttsd
Aounsua~s. - tn E-A.k k>ssosi
JosrBaf th~r- ~as lsst t~zs a. s.Sr-
mons ks- 81 ;hr se~rsss forv~ - 10
arms aad nAsy frDtn ins~ms-rzor. IN
The army i.sD s2@. q arunsssasss
w-T~ tired b cov+%fsar al bssks~s
oT~r 400 coavSrtsooa ffDrs srsn~s
Swinging froTu ~xCr~stTs drnkan-
During Use T~sr iJ.stt @sbd%vz 81 ips
in ever ih8asand. S~T~ nuIcxsd -
their pay 90 dunk=an~ss
a csxTIIStS al n . r-c~ns
mee;sny n trad q. nls~ wAo . .
large - ru~rrT. k@s o1e "a be sa - a.
ix~z: "a symp4shx~ wssA am. A.
the l0ss arsguaf@s % .t0ss VIA I
SPOKE zhoa; q ~ r~rL~l SeseT mad
the k~s. eas h~sr ihas znd zaoxk~r
5000 20 that ~;AOzi ferEnxt arawh:
81, (oT~nin< to- arz~Rz-scSen dag
sad psn.5n< 20 Ais q Sc lyis- 90 = @.
hslpi-siy l~atoxsst-sl. flsoad rsrn-xsy
Ia. lwoGA give xlihas~ II The .osA"
"HH1r maze. .k--s slanas Sz Ira
don) - hovnbss2 ! xnsxwr ush er-
tssn;y. and zsth :a~ sons1sses II 0Ss
~ho kn0~s-arsa.f tel the Ss;oa
WITH ennsd-n0r toon1@d % ~x~p~r~an,
tina; ;b-r- sal be 90 rszneay IN y1a
sase ;hse oaseassfrosn sh<,u~
ofdnnk- Lexset The DR.
buid ih~zE palaces IN
drsnk- add b~for. the
palaces wocld be- rrska
sassaioe. uxA iafzsay art
d<seos Ysyrsy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23
LINCULN'S BOYEOOD.
Al Interesting Sketch oc EIs LIZ
IL Indiana
r,s no.h~r'. .,--p fsD<ss. Relief and tho
Soa'. Great L.sp fsf ifsr-."iaS Ilis.
a. SrG-t t. Iiszr. I>us"s, IAsyrr
posi- --ms.al t. illinois,


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v...- - ~ I,5,,-
:,
'A' "e "''A as "''f '"h''''h :
iI-fl Ia -'.- iHf;i-'r .1!'rU1is"n
be- informed mr 'ia. e wa. 'h- farm
aau.I and ~...urs.s p. Tb.m.. n
10 g.. Cob. T. t
All ~
l'n'AtL- years ta' arr III -uh ait'l-
ton and decided mo - Sop =. l-rrH.n
station (Which tsE.ss e.. uan- from the
farm, .,.a GO L..,- -,.l ,l.
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IN TIE morning ne """ii VAN 70
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23

Jupiter h. he. N the sunIigh; een-
Ter Of aftmily ot worlis. ssmlsT 10 the
soiyr system The planet shows =
cloud-lSe surface. Jcrea:h which III.
surface of the pltnei .hidteo- jupiter
: one thousand ;wo hUnd7.d and fifty
tim = - large a TIE earh. but only
weighs three hunsir,-i and ten times
A. much. and the csntcr = hlle-t with an
int-ase. fry heat
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-06-10
Colossus OF f;hoades-

This was celebrated brazen image,
and formed one of the seven wonders
of the world. Its feet were upon the
two moles which formed the entrance
Of the harbOr of RhOades, and ships
passed in full sail between its legs; it
WAS 20 cubits or los feet high. 1t was
made 10y Chares, the disciple of Lysip-
puS, and the artist was twelve years in
making 1t. 1t was partly demolished
by an earthquake 224 B. c. A wind
ing staircase ran TO the top, from which
you could easily discern the shores of
Syria, and by the help of glasses, ships
on the coast of Egypt. II remained in
ruins S94 wears, and in the year 672 of
the Christian era it was sold by the Sar-
acens, who were masters of the island,
to a Jewish merchant, who loaded 900
camels with the brass, the value of
which has been estimated at e36 00C
English money.