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far below. The giant walls on each
aide Of the hotel are worthy Of q bet.
ter description than ! can give. That
on the right. runs ont in the direc-
tion which the narrow gorge takee,
for > long distancs and ends in an
other terrible precipice Of several hun.
dred feet. That on the left is still
more remarkable, q ii runs out fur.
ther and ends in the same way. but
the last rs feet Of which forms Q nat.
ural bridge at least 80 feet in height.
The pillar which forms the outer sup
port stands on the very edge Of The
awinl precipice. while the bridge it.
self rims altag : marrow strip with
another precipics on the left and the
gorge already mentioned on the right.
The diameter Of the pillar which sup.
ports the out end Of the bridge must
be at least rs feet.
Returning to the hotel I take has
~ breakfast. and after q rapid walk
Of a. few hours down the gorge and
the valley at its foot reach Herrus-
kretschen on the banks of the Elbe.
Here / take the ferry boat and cross
to Schoens where my trip through
this beautiful country. so wonderful.
ly formed BY nature ends.
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SHATTERED PRIDE OF ANCESTRY
It sometimes happens that Knick-
erbocker. proud of bis Dutch descent,
finds out that he has had an ancestor
who did not know as much as be him
self has learned. A few days ago the
posssssor Of a name renowned in the
traditions and annals OF the city, and
yet on the top wave, strobe into the
surrogate's Office to see the signature
Of his illustrious grand4m to the will
BY which she bequeathed the real es-
tste that be has Inherited. The doc
ument was found, dated in 1873, writ
ten by q scribe who had also signed
her name. under which was q circle
like the letter 0, bearing the legend
Her Mark" IL was mor.ifying to
find that the aristocratic Knicker.
booker lady had been unable to write
or sign her name.-N. Y. Sun.
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PROFESSIONAL.
RICHARD .. TIPPETT.
ATvroRNEY-AT-LAW.

II Il. Lexington S., near Chas., Bait, Nd
Practices In the Courts of Baltimore city,
Court Of Appeals of I'D, in the counties
Charles and g. Mary's and Washington
city Special attention given 10 Admiralt
practice, collection Of claims, &c, Being
tate firm Of z. J. Chaisty 81 Co., all partie
desiring 10 sell farms In Maryland can
place them In our hands. Persons desiring
10 buy or exchange should call or send for
List Of property. Money loaned on fIrst
mortgage. Jan. 20-y.
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lots Of time. put in her mother. "and
you'd better throw in that ar pea
cock"
"Durned II don's. Hannerl Hes
the incest bird in the country, and .
peddler offered me $40 for him. but
shuck my hide il don't throw him
in |"
Then | won't sue." said Betty.
mo, she won't." added the father.
Then it's oil settled bsfo' this gent,
who 10 the witness" continued Mr..
White. "I'm glad ont. It's the pro-
psr way. When folks love and bust
up. a. they somstimss viii, thar'sa
proPss way tossttis dsimasss. We'<s
settled, and I'll send the stuff right
over, and Bet will be free to make up
to that feller who 10 selling tanning
mills up at the corners. and who'll be
down this way tomorrow. w Y
San.
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The EVIL EYE-The original
source Of most superstitions, and of
all idolitries in which the idol is not
deliberately manufactured by human
hands, is now recogn zsd to be the
sense Of surprise. of sudden fear, or
admiration, felt by the "untutored
mind" as the Litchfield school would
have called it. for anything unusual.
1t may be q remarkable tree, or a
rock with defined form. or an oddly
shaped stone, or q shell with it's con-
volutions reversed. or curious fruit
like the coco.de-mer; but it strikes
the savage imagination and is thence
forward surrounded by some Of the
instructive awe felt for the superna-
tural. A regular worship as Sir Al
fred Lyall has shown. often grows up
around such curiosity, or ii becomes,
as in the case of the shaligram. sa-
cred over great tract Of the world
aud among entire races of mankind.
Now. nothing is more frequently un-
usual. or, SO to speak. surprising, than
the human eye, which varies. in oc.
casional cases, from the moral type to
q degree which has never yet been
satisfactorily explained. Why ia one
eye fishy, while another flashes fire +?
There a'e eyes which do literally
"beam. and they are so common as
TO- have given rise to a separate des-
cription in most languages there are
eyes which in anger seem to emit
light from within-Mr. Gladstone's
do--there are eyes, generally steel
gray in Europe. but often black in
Asia, which never cease to menace,
even when the face 10 gentle or at
ease. and there are eyes into which
look of almost intolerable scrutiny
can be thrown, eyes az Lord Bsacons-
field described them. (which would
daunt a galley slave" The writer
saw remarkable pair of them once.
he was waiting with crowd of pas
sengers on the French frontier of Italy
all under orders to pass through q
barrier in single file. The Emperor
Napoleon had been warned about some
projected attempt by carbonari. and
special agent had been dispatched
from Paris TO examine every passen-
ger by the train. The eyes Of this
agent were absolutely different from
those any human being the writer
ever saw. and the Italians, as they
passed under their FIRE. visibly quail
ed, every third man. perhaps. throw
ing ont his fingers to counteract the
malefc effect Of their influence. The
Eaglish even, who had nothing to
fear, did not like the eyes. which this
writer will remmembsr at the Judg-
rnent Day; and one, presumably an
actor. said sudibly: my God, that
10 Mephistophsles alivel'
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ExEcuTRD WITH xEArxEss AND pEspATcH
Parties having Real or Personal Proper
~ for sale can obtain descriptive hand Bills
neatly executed and ut City Prcies.
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Furniture Department.

have the pleasure 10 call again your at
tent:on TO Furniture. TO young men as
well as old who contemplate Identifying
that dearest spot on earth; HOME" ain
right here 10 gladly serve you. How
grand thing it is for every well thinking
young man to have a cosy, though humble
little home wherein 10 rest from his toll.
Ii is q joy 10 me 10 be able % say that since
my advent here l have been instrumental
in making many cheerful home. / shall
be pleased To furnish You in this all impor-
tant start, at prices beyond the shadow of
a doabt" 25 and 40 per cent. below Balti-
more prices. This is bold assertion, hut
rest assured they are solid facts or l will
forfeit a suit.
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~AtnAu6 sn1s uis eOu Jouu
was threatened with breach of prom
ise suit. and that the girl in the case
lived only half mile away and was
willing to be talked TO, the old man
asked me to 20 over with him and
witness his efforts to effect q settlement. /.
We found the girl at home. alec he.
father and mother.
They were all shelling corn in the
kitchen. and Betty, as the girl wa.
named, looked anything but broken.
hearted. She was twenty-three years
old, weighing l65 pounds and was in.
clined to sentiment. After greetings
and general introduction. my friend,
whose name was Jeremiah White, led
off with:
"Now, then, thar hain't no use in
chasing rabbits all over the woods to
find one in trap. Betty. You and
Sonn nev pasted up.
:. aas' ous 's haint my fault" she
replied.
W. 'nusso' adoed the mother.
ns 'us'eo OF ms own accord.
sc.on ne did' put in bsttys fa-
ther as he laid down half. shelled ear
70 ngn' MS pipe.
"nsn i0iks IL coort'n tney often
'us' up. observed Jerry as he got
comfortably seated. "TheY git jeal.
~, Uu'. insy g'' sick OF eaoh other.
lucy s'' outer sot's' Msooe one has
: osa breath.
aas. Jerry m foiierin ye' said
0ss'y iA'ner'
anu "nen 1ney Dust up the best
way is 10 oe sensible. John don't
wan. NO 10" win Betty. and Betty
aon want no row Win John.
mo more 1 DON'T murmured the
iair one.
1onn Ism htten for you. Bet. He's
Gil LOT mewis' and whisky, and tobac-
Co. ana nghtlng and you is all for
Po''fY, ana stars and Clouds and fiow-
ers. fou are too high-souled for
John"
.cl. -, -.
0nuck my hide II that amt 30 i
exclaimed Betty . father, as he whack :
60 the edge OF the tub with big ear
OF corn.
Betty simpered and giggled, and
the mother looked pleased.
That's why you busted" softly ex
planned my friend. Had to come.
Couldn't help 1T. When one 10 too
eood Tor tother bust always comes.
say Betty couldn't sleep last night
Tor thinking OF that verse you wrote
Tor my old woman when she was sick
last year. III bet repeated it over
. thousand times.
on' ID Mr. white giggled Bet.
ty.
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~ A friend induced me to try
Salvation Oil for my rheuma ic foot,
| used it and the rhenmatism is esstire-
ly gone. JOHN Fl. ANDERSON,
Baltimore, Md.
Positive and unsolicited testimony
from every section confirms every
claim made for the wonderful efficacy
Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price
25 cent?.
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LUMBER.

B. R. .aBELL, agent for the large
lumber dealer, J. III. ID. SMooT, Of Alexan-
dria. viii keep constantly on hand in Leon
ardtown
Boards, Scantling,
: Weather Boarding,
Flooring. Paiings,
Dressed Boards, Shingles,
Doors, Sash; &c.
Also, Laths, Lime and Hair, which he win
sell ut city prices.
Orders for lumber from the yard in Al
exandria win be promptly attended to.
Aug i6-tfe
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SIMPLY GRAND"
Is THE GENERAL EXCLAMATION
Of all who visit the
Mammoth One Price Cash Store.

Ii il my delight 10 announce TO Jon q
first class line OF FALL and WINTER
GOODS. 1t II truly Variety Store. If
/ cannot save you from IS 10 40 per cent
over any concern south Of Baltimore City,
will "throw up the sponge and say moth
irg more upon the subject.
4 only can give few In each department
II n sroeld at everY column O. This valu-
able Paper y give j daiailaII u innnmer-i
able contents. 20 viii give you faint idea
: = - 49,. Au..n.-A...nx.A.
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SAINT MARY'S ACADEMY,
Leonardtown. Md.
UNDER CHARGE or THE
Sisters OfCharitv
NAZARETH, KENTUCKY.
NAZARETH, KENTUCKY.

The course of Studies includes Christian
Doctrine, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Bookkeeping, Algebra, Geometry, Eng
lish Grammar, Geography, History, Rheto-
ric, the Elements of Botany, Mental and
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chcmis-
try, Literature, Plain and Ornamental
Needlework, Music on the Piano and Gui-
tar and French.
Boys from the age Of z to IA years are
received.
For terms or further information apply 10
SISTER MADELEINE.
Lennarisown. Nd.
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Clothing Department.

have positively the Finest. Cheapest
line Of Clothing ever shown in Leonard
town, and styles that all admire. To see
them Is to buy them.
Mems Suits ffom % so to SIT 80
Youths do do 3 so TO 0 so
Children's do 225 tc 3 80
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COACH MANUFACT0RY
AND
H0RsEsH0EINe.

TNHE undersigned begs leave to inform
Ills trends and the public, that he
has secured the services Of COM
petent and first-class Wheelwright from
Baltimore and that he is at all times ready
TO execute orders entrusted him for the
manufacture OF
BUGCIES and Q%@
CARRIAGES SEV
of all descriptions-Horse-sh and
Farming Work of all kinds, Wagons, Carts,
&c, &c. As he has every facility, he il
able to meet the wants of all who may 70.
vor him with their patronage.
RsE-sH0EIHG 500 cash. Hcharged,
Sl.25.
Terms cash. All work guaranteed, and
done,cheaper than any other place.
Thankful for past fayors I beg contin-
uance Of same.
N. ~. POPE,
LEoNARDTowE, Mn.
ept 25-tfa
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Fenwick's Hotel.
Leon nardtown,Md.
RATES MoDERArE.

The Hotel has large, airy rooms, neatly
furnished and everything first-class. Come
and see.
THE B AR
stocked with the choicest LlQ QUORS and
he finest CIGARS.
am prepared to suhstanfiate everything
| claim and respectfully invite the publie
70 give me call and iudgs for themselves
WI. @. DRURY,
May 10, lss7-sft
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.

call your attention 10 the old eCeF-
reliable Tucker, Smith & Cos Shoes,
which need no commendation from me.
But suffice 10 say that you can count on
chem dlacGgs.
Nawts Gns ssausG 81 OK xvnrfh o. SN.
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--T@.n esaesrs Mo5sratot. n II crnn:
Cieft snd Treasurer. n \. Bari. Select.
msn. u u Bseon A. ~ Bswep. Geo
Care, Constable. y J. Bowen; LISTERS.
A. n siilIsoa. Geo Bart. NJ Msitisoh.
oressecr. A. r. Webb. Auditors. \. H.
Crun. CE Bacon. n n. sbss, Road
Con naisslonerr. r q. Bacon. John Mar.
BILE. Joseph psr.obs Tax 81 20 70 he
paid % Treasurer. Voted net 20 return
10 the school district system.
ARLINGTON
--Anuusl toun meeting vas heli 10 iosn
hall according 70 notice on Tuesday March
9th With re,nlis .. follows; j. X Batch
elder, moderator. Geo. Holden. clerk; T.
@. wooisoflb. treasurer; A II JnisoD.
v. n. Csu6rld.H. NJ Fsrnhsm. s~lscimen
A. l. Garfield. poor master; II Il. Wilson
Let constable; Ralph Smith 2ad constable
aud collecior;R II. Andrew. DAVID Gro
fal. J. r. Williams lisisrs; NJ II. Drming |
ID. q. Barney. @ H. Young auditors; NJ. |
II. Demins trustee Of public money; G, r.
visult. N. @. Hard srand jurors Tar
voted 81 % on the dollar.
wLsr ARLINGTON
school 10 district No 3 closed Friday |
With an entertainment at Hoyi's hsli ia the
evening.
The little son Of Henry Conlia who
has been dangerously III during the past
week Is improving
Mr.. sud Mrs MsyGsrl 81 Cambridge
spent day or two las. week Wit, their
daughter Mrs X c. Mckee.
Mrs. II II. Eaton is so much improv.
~ 10 health that she has gone 10 visit her
parents in Slingeraui. ALBANY o.
- Mrs. Edward Buck. who IL falling in
nrei Der wrist so sry-rly that il Is use
oss nj presani. is slowly improving ,
hou,b SOLDERING considerable pain.
The New England supper u L @ (
n-iin's last "Wednesday evening" ia int,r
st Ut the Ladies' Aid Society vas hreeIy
ttsnded. The host aud hostess did all
> their poser to make the party pleasant
" their guests and succeeded admirably,
let proceeds Sl2'50 besides So. 90 donated !,
y parties who we're unable to attend our 7
nnual donation party.
sAADGATE .
Surprise parties are coming thick and u
vt just now. >,
-Lumbermen are seen with long faces
nee the sleighing went down the river. =
Eight persons were taken INTO the
ethodlst church from probation the last
inday In February.
DIR. Hoyt was called to Hoosick Falls |
st week by the illness OF his wife and
'ungest daughter both are better at this .
riting.
Nj. q. Robinson met with quite an nc. :
dent last Friday, while unloading bis y
rs at the mill, In which one of his legs
AZ badly bruised {
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Are you disturb bed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick Guild suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teethf II so.
send At oneean1 get bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing syrup iof obiiissD teeth
ing II cures dysentery. diarrhocs. regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soitens the gums, reduces indiana.
tion, aud gives tone aud energy TO the
whole system Mrs Winslows Soothing
Syrup for Chilaren Teetbing is pleasant
to the taste aud ia the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physicians
aud nurses in the United States. and il for
sale by all druggists tbroug hont the world.
Price. 20 cents q bottle.
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IIAkkIElr NJ SWEETS p.r,ry

r.s't 81 tefmabi. DsiIici ~ Msf ehestsr A..
la ltstsfs Cont held a. ssBclss'.s, within
sad ~ al snsfsss 90 ihs 2Isn day % fsbrnAi,
q D. lsrs
1h- hdaaihistrsis Vi b al sntsi.d on the
esisss 81 Hsfrl.t NJ sweet late ~
i'ssssi ~ s.ii De raei d.cessea. pr,.
ppssa 70 rad - nnsi .reouni Of HE seri,lt,
ussloa ~ sid ssise
sh'ftspsh q sss ordered that aid soeoaHa
be srsmin.a for all ustes a, a s@.,tan N .,ld
q az 10 be hsif Al tie fr4ba Ui g H. Nsn.
en- si'f ln ssid bssiiiSt, 20 The 81 dsy 81
hAiea a o hrs. std ihsi nstle~ a.. r.s,f. ara q,
a's'rlsftos q The ssasls Isnaiufrg il ne
"a o. ~ said Aamihisusaes. be sissa 10 Il per-
ssas lasfesiso bf The tntiiextssB hef. 81 a. he
ksnshsslr JorAyAI : lssspst.r p,,at,o -
ssss hstshssssr, thiss vssbs sneesss.s.ly IRA.
vsnasly 70 she tine % srpssrssl
sas iOvkiiNp Mrksox. Jssxs.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estste OF MERRITT BENTLEY.
The undersigned, having been appointed b,
the Hon. Probate Couit for the District Of Man
chester Commissioners, 10 eceiye xsmiIe AM
adjust all Ct inns aud demaIds OF all pertcp,
gtiBrt the e. ate Of
merritt Bentley late OF Manchester
10 laid District. deceased xrd all cls M e1bibi
ted IN offset thereto. hereby give notice tbs,
~e VII meet, for the purposes afoi esaid
At The lsts dwelling hpuse uf the deceased OIL
the ia.h day ~ Jnly next, from o O'Clock
n. until o'clock NJ, of said dsy, ard that
liz mouths from tho ~ h day az Jsnnary A ID
isss IL the time limited b. ssid Court for esid
diiors to press ut their clains to ne for e,sm
tHsfion aud EllovsIee
Dsted al Winchester this 10th day OF Jan.
nary. A. H. 1899.
.s- a. e. .e al.yss. cOm'"
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( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF DANIEL T. PuRDY.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man
chester Commissioners. TO receive, eY anime and
sdln't Oh claims add demands Of all persons
Agsinst the estate 81
Daniel Y pnrdy late OF Manchester.
IN said District. deceased, and all claims ,ihib.
ilsd 10 eject thereto, hsrf by give notice that
Ne sil meet. for the purposes sforssAid, a. The
dwelling house ~ The dac>..ui ~ lie
Jod day OF August nstt from nine o'cieek
uu'il four o'clock NJ, on s.ii day. and
thar ~ mouths from ths md day Of Fehruaiy
A. y, 1855. 10 the time limited BY said Court fof
sasd cred srs 20 present Their clam. 20 us for
sI.minsisnn and allowance
Dated ~ Manchester this Add day Of Febru
s'y A h 1879
" rAsFIEID
ssSs tEITIB4tNE a@uifs
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Tn. V.rdict Unapimeu..

W. ID. Suit, druggist. Bippur, Ind. tes.
titles; | can recon mead Electric Blttsrs
~ the very best remedy, Every bottle
sold has given relief in every asse. oae
man took six bottles. and was cured Of
BAN Hare. druggist. Bellyile. Obio. At
firms: The hest selling medicine ! hsve
ever handled IN my 90 years experience. is
Electric Bitiers. Thousands OF Others have
added their testimony. ~ that the verdict
is unauimous that Electric Bitters do cure
all diseases OF the liver kidpeysor blood.
Only hplf dollar bottle at j. N. HarD's
drug store
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TtesimPls sppllesfion Of SWAMI oIsr
nrsrr sithoat ans iai.rpsl msdieins, ~ill cute
say esse Uf lstlnf, rA hArnm. hingsofm,
illss, Itch, sores pawgles trEsma, all ecsiy,
ftshy skin EruptioEs, no matter hos obstinate
loag r,sndine II 10 potent. affective and
costs tat t8fn~
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I COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of HosALIE Buck
The undersigned, having been appointed b,
tho Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man
chester. Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adlast 81 claims and demands ofsll personi
sg Ainst the estate Of
lsosalie Buck, ate Of Arlington
said district decesssd, and all claims exhibit cd
10 of'set thereto, hereby give notice that We will
meet foI the PURPOSES Aforesaid, At the dwelling
house OF Mckee In Arlington on the II dsy
OF August next, from rine o'rIocl
m. until four O'Clock p M. On said
days and thai rir months IRON the IL dsy Of
February A. d. 1859, 10 the time limited b, s,,d
Court for SAID creditors to present their claims
10 u for examination and allowance.
Dated At Arlington ihis IS day OF February
A d. ise9.
AssoN BUCK.
sEr OBAs. X. YOUNG oomf
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easy ID ,Ate rrs ihen --eSlr ~ oenis Al
druggists. or send stamps
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