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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25

A MlsArrsEHExslos. --Our friend and
neighbss. de Ed;s@ q - Psiaoe osx.
sia., nisappreleods a. uken e sssr=-
senfs thst ~e kave sxpre~ed . prslsreass
for .'de.orrass of eonsisteaG political n
cord. ~ against 'sdemoessss a esoafsi
or uasseady reeisarr" - fhtme esndflzasu
Of our party. II may be th.t we enter
tain such a regard. but the point We here
make against our neighbor i. that We
have given expression to no such prefer
ence In the article to which cur neigh
Dor objects, We intended 10 give. and Only
gave. what We supposed vas Mr.. Martin
view Of the ''situaticn." II Il true. se
stated that il would be ''dii6calt for our
neighbor to show that our party. which
has been twisting and compromising. both
as regards men and measures, ever since
the close Of the war" had gained any
thing by its weathcr-cock proceedings.-
Surely, il does not follow because We say
that il would be difficult for our neigkbr
to prove . certain proposition that We
therefore either approve or oppose that
proposition?
But we take refuge In no ns~e het.l
technicality. If We are persuaded that q
man is nor democratic in faith and s;mcere
in his convictions. we vote him at once to
be eligible 10 any honor or distinction in
our party. and We question neither his de-
mocracy nor sincerity simply because of
his antecedents. When Swami turned
democratic. the Reoeon turned for Swami
and earnestly supported him as the demo-
cratic candidate for the United States Sem
ate. When Seymour and Blair. both of
whose war antecedents were Linconian
and therefore offensive to democratic an
stincts, had fully re-associated themselves
with the democratic party, we labored
with all our might to elevate them to the
first and second Offices in the gift of the
people Indeed, in TO line that we have
ever written. do we now recollect to have
made or endeayored to have made, IN in
vidious distinction or distinction Of any
kind between new and old democrats.
We make none now, and we are only So
licitous that our brother democrats of this
Congressional district should make none
themselves. In brief, if the Editor of the
Prince Georgian is only in favor Of a new.
and Mr.. Martin is only in favor Of an old
democrat for Congress. we think them both
wrong, and we know that we agree with
neither of them. Every distinction based
upon such differences, We would ignore
and Danish from all future deliberations of
our party. We are all in the same boat,
and our earnest study should be, to End
out the democrat, whether old or new
matters nothing.-to find out the demo-
crat who can command the support of the
highest number of the rank and Gle of our
party, and then 70 insist upon his nomi-
nation BY the convention which is to meet
at Ellicott City.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25

LAND SALEs.I. Parran Crane, as
Trustee, sold on Tuesday last three tracts
Of land, situate in the Factory District Of
this county-two tracts, Part Park Halp'
and "P Part Flower Of the Forest" for
S3,075 and 81 $50 respectively. John
j. Allstan, purchaser and one tract,
Turkey Neck" for $1,000. Henry
Watts, purchaser.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25

DKxocsATIc PRrsaRs MEETTscs.-The
democrafic and conservative voters of this
'"anty are reminded that they are called
" the proper authorities Of their party to
s'semblc in Primary Meetings at the usu-
ri places of voting in the different election
Sas;sh q Saturday. the Bird ofseptember
ssxt. 70 select ten delegates from each dis
trics 10 meet in County Csnvent;en on the
follosias Tuesday. which win be the 9Th
q Sspsr~bes. The County Coavention
yin convene to selec. three delegates to
sspsesent 81. Mary's in the Ellicot. City
Csse.sa~;esal Convention. which meets
- - 18Th Of September next.
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DISSOLUTION


n Office Is HEREBy GIVEN, THAT THE
IN cop.rtnership herssoeese ezissing besuesn
fsdan.nd W. - Fr.nk Fsrd, ssder the ne me
and style Of vile Ford, has hrxn this d.y dis
solved BY mutual consent An parties indebted
70 IL l.se Firm are e.rnessiy Vquessrd 10 CONE
surward and SETTLE the sAus with eisher usrs.er
stsheai delay or their accounts viii b. placed IN
the hands Of an officer for collection.
r. VILE
FRANK FORD.
Aug. -, isIc-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25

REGISTRATION NOriCE.

HVtIE undersign~a, Geer at r .ci.sra-
ton Tor the fst Election D'.,ric.
of Saias Mars eeansy. 10 eampliaaee
With m Act Of the G,n.ral Assembly Of
N<fylsnd. passed n the January sessios
Of 1870. which nskes q the duty Of o.
ecrs Of Registration 70 sis With open doors
Al some place con vruicns 10 the vo:en Of
their resi- sctive districts for tire suocs..
aive day.. conmcne;ae q the 3rd Mem
day Of Sspsembcr in each year. hereby
gisss notice that be vii attend q
go 81. INI0OEs STORE.
on Meaday. he lsth. Tuesday. the eosh,
and Wednesday. the 3is. ef Sepsember.
1870. for the purpose Of discharging his
dssy - An Oaieer Of Rcsissr.sica. seeeri-
ing 10 the provisions At said Act Il the
General Assembly q Maryland.
The Registration Act Of 1870 makes
il my duty to register the name of every
person Who shall apply to me 10 Be- regis
tered - qualified voter, who shah at-
isfy me that be possesses. o. before tbs
day Of election next easuing, will possess
the requisite Qualifications uedss the Coz
slitution Of the United States and the laws
made in pursuance thereof, and Of the Oon.
ssi.s:ion Of the State Of Msryland. tho
qu,li6 .tioas Of ag". ei,is,nsaiP and resi-
dcrcc. aud b NOS di.qasliand under the
provisions Of the 2ad and Srd sec'ions Of
the lst Article Of the Consultation. after
the applicant for registration shall have
taken the following oath -" do sol.
EMMY swear Tor eli m) shs, will true
answer make 10 all questions Necessary {,
ascertain my qualiEc ,sions or disqu ,litca.
tons to be registered 40 . qsa.i6,d VT
ter"
According TO additional requirements
Of the Registration law. my once will b.
open on the days dcsigu,,sl above from
Q O'Clock. .. m. to q o'clock. r. IN.
JOHN A. DUNBAR.
Register
LIST Election Di. tric,.
Aag. Is, 1870. d.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25
DIED.

Al the rssidence a Sarah A. rayloe, n g..
inigues district, On the 22nd instant Captain
THOMAS GRIFFIN, aged about 20 years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25

DEATH OF JONI p. KENNEDY.
distinguished author Of '.RoJ Of the Bo,cr'
died at Newport on Thursday last in the
18th year Of his age. Mr.. Kennedy was
born in Baltimore, in October, 1895,
studied law in that city and practised his
profession there until 1888, when he en-
tered actively into politics and virtually
retired from the bar He served three
successive terms in Congress, beginning
in 1889 and ending in 1s45, having pre-
viously been member Of the Maryland
House of Delegates. In 1916 he was
again elected to the State Legislature, was
chosen Speaker, and to him, to large ex-
tent, was due the adoption Of measures
tending to the paymen. Of the State debt
and the restoration Of the credit of Mary
land. In 1852 Mr.. Kennedy was ap-
pointed Secretary Of the Navy by Presi-
dent Fillmore. and filed that position un-
til the succession Of Franklin Pierce, when
he retired permanently from political life.
He was chosen Provost Of the University
Of Maryland in 1s49. and held that Office
10 the time Of his death. As an author
Mr.. Kennedy made good reputation.--
Many Of his political speeches. reports and
pamphlets which have been published bear
evidence of his ability. In general liter
allure he was also well known. Among
his works are Swallow Barn q Sojourn
in the Old Dominion" Horseshoe Rob
insoa. Rob Of the Bowl" ..Quod Lib
ct, Memoirs Of the Life Of William
Writ, late Attorney General Of the Uni
ted States" &c. Mr.. Kennedy was for .
long time an active member and vice pres-
ident Of the Maryland Historissl Society.
In politics he was wing and Proeee-
ticaist, and in defense Of his views On po-
litical ECONOMY vross several panPalssr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25
MARRIED.

On the 10th instant by the Revd Father De
wolf, WI. II. BURROUGHS TO Mrs. ELIZA
BETH c. EDWARDS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25
81. NtRY'S BEACON

THURSDAY MORNING, Ausus, .sd, $50.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25
JURY LIST.

nRDERED BY THE COURT, THIS IsrH
Circuit Court furnish copy of the jury list to
the Editor Of the Bsaccn for publication
L. FORD.
Associate Judge.
list Of the Grand and Petit Jurors for Sepsem-
Der Tenn, 1870, for the Circuit Court for 81.
Mary's County.
GRAND JrRoRs.0 -rErrr JrRoRs.@
Joseph I. Cough, Young p. Dawkins,
Stanisiaus Clarke, William r. Graves.
James Joy, William r Yates
Geo. \. Simms, Walter l.. Dent.
A. l.. Tavcau, Michael Connolly,
Daniel Sharks, Lewis II. Leigh,
Geo. Z. Hammett, James Y. Combs.
Charles Dent Benedict |. Abel.
Henry /. Carroll, George W. Moryan
Jonathan HAYDEN, Gus. Greenwell.
=. L. Mat,ingley, John II. Waters.
William Mattingley, J. Morris Milhuru.
Henry Greenwell, James r. Langley,
James u. Alvey, X. 4. Wainwright
Walter b. Langley, James Jones.
Josiah N. Biscoe, Vincent Camalier.
James T. Cecil, Lewis c. Combs,
John b. Abel. Charles b. Wise.
Leo. II. Hayden, JEFF. ID. Loker.
Robt. b. Tippett, James X. Adams,
James Warning, Henry Neale.
Ign. j. langley, VIM. l.. Thomas
VIM. II. Hayden, Robt. p. Taylor,
I'D. Mattingiey,
John B. Long.
True copy-res, -
Clerk.
Aug. Is, is7o-sc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25

J0Rns0n's PURCHASE.
or by whatsoever name the same may b
called or known. containing
100 acres,
more or less
Also, one other tract or parcel of land
called and known rs
REMAINDER
KILGOUR'S ADDITION!
or by whatsoever name the same may be
called and known. containing
40 acres,
The above lands are located in the 5,l,
election district Of St. Mary's county.
Also, one Sorrcl Horse
One Grey Horse;
A crop of growing Corn and Oats on the
farm Of said Adams. adjoining the viii
lage Of Charlotte HILL.
And l hereby give notice. that on
Thursday, the 22nd day Of Sep
TENDER next.
at the Court House door, Leona.dtown,
between the hours Of IL o'clock IN. and
o'clock. r. M, I will expos, to public
auction the above described real estate,
so seized and taken in execution, to the
highest bidder for cash.
Aud on
Monday, the 9Th day Of Sep.
TENDER, $50,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. .. m
and o'clock, y. n. on the premises Of said
Adams in the 9th Election district, vii
expose b public auction the above named
personal property, 80 seissd aud taken in
cxecution. to the highest bidder for casl
TO satisfy said debt. interest aud costs
duo and to become duA thereon.
JAS. r. ALVEY,
Sheriff.
Aug. 25, lS70-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25

"wuAr 10 wsAR AND ~sw - MAKE u'' b lie
die sf bsok q lnssrscsisas O drso aaa dEso-
sAking. psblishca BY Nine. Dsnsrssf< ~ Is cts.
Drsss.skers ana lsais esnrrslfy vu ord n
his mansal much sselhl ta6bruaaiea, s.a Co..
p,ese iasrsessss in srsry Sspars.<.s ofAaies'
and ehilarea's drss. II l. issaea seni-sana-
ally, and s<ns frce Of postage. Address Anse.
pemesest, sSs Broadway, New Yesk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25

We again cali the attention. % tse Erwsevs Of
Maryland saa yirginis 20 oar kxCESsSauks
composed Of tao pcan-ls of No. tesa.aes
Gsana. and I. 800 rssnas of Soluble Phosphate
If Lime (hones diSsoivei in sa'phsric arid,l
potash and soda, formiRz tine wsss ecaesatrs-
ted, uaiversal and durable fertilizer ever cSer.
ed to the fSrmer-ccmhiaiaw all the stinula-
ting properties Of Peruvian Gusno. and the
ever durable sertilizing properties Of Ground
D ma
Excelsior % IN fne Cry powder. prepared ex-
pressly for drilling. and CO be sppeeA in any
quantity per acre. however small and d 10 the
epfuicn Of many Close csicalAtiag Farmers, q
ter TWELVE years experience In testing N side
by side with other popsi~ fersiiisers, that An
application Of leo poards Of Exeelsier e equal
70 500 Ia 500 pounds Of aay other fertilixs or
gnaao offered for sale. therefore Is fa.lg 100 20
100 per cent. cheaper
~ he cry Sea e<iAtses ~ ess eesr ftks
rafse q esv Exeessser ~ Q crop srexsr ssdter-
tiisev, 70 sAs fses " ~ bsiss i.sffed and eess-
sessefsd n Lis and eta<r ei.ies.
&9Fafmen should pee that the ANALYSIS
and the same Of J TURNER 4 CD. are bran
ded On every bag in RED LETTERS An
others are couaserfeits,
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A $ieo AMERICAN GOLD wATCH PREMIUM,
mse llssrsrasea
HU MORlST (!
FUN, FACT AND FANCY

The Cheapest Paper an he Casea I
This paper is illustrated in every number with
HUMOROUS ENGRAylNGs tha, ~iIl eomnsrr
with those Of high priced humorous pap<rs. -
IL has original and selected humorous stor,e.
etc, Of the frst order Of merit II i conducted
with care aad Judgment never containing any-
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is eagh' pages are full Of reading, with no adj
Refreshments prssenting in the year small IL
brary in iisef o. wit and hurnor.
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RE(;I|

VI" 'iaa u q,
o: Saint Nj
with m act
MARYLAND, A
OF 1870. VII
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a. sonc rln(
Oh ir respect
rive DAYS. c
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gives II tic
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on Monday
and Wednc{
1870, for ~
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tered rs a 4
isfy me ha j
day Of elrcS
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frm) that I
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Aug ls.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-25
Shcrifs Sale
of Real and
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

DY virtue Of writ Of Fieri Fac:as,
- issu~l out Of tie Circsit Court for
Saint Mary's county. at the suit Of Will
liam T. Davidson, trading under the
name and style Of Dsvid~on h Co. against
the goods aud chsttsls. lands and tene-
ments Of G.. +. Adams, and to me diree-
ted. have seis-d and taken in execu,i IA
all the sight, title, interest, claim aud
estste 1t hw and in equity, Of the sail
G.. F. Adams. IN aud to the following
real aud personal estate. to Wit:
One trset " parcel Of land called aud
known "a
PART BURCH's NECK,
CHANCE
AND ROCHESTER,
or by Whatsoever name the same nay be
called or known. containing
20 acres,
more or less;
Also. ono other tract or parcel Of laud
called and known ~
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Aug ls.
RE(;1

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Of Saint NJ
with an Ac
Maryland,
Of 1870. VI
GERS OF Reg
ut sonne pla
their re'pt
rive DAYS, I
day Of Sep.
gives NOTED
on Monday
M d Wsdne
1870, for .
duty Is IN
ing to the |
General Al
The Rel
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person MID
tered as a
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day of elecI
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Fifty Csnts ell pay for Il ose gear!
NUMBERED RECEIPT

which win be forwarded Immediately upou she
reSsapt of the money. On the hack Il Inch win
-ee "a planned the plan by which esrA Subscriber
Jheids chance 10 ga . genuine
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Dcn's fail 10 secure a chance by sending 20
cents, to DARLING,
Fayetteville, onondss. CO., ~ T.
Aug Ia, lsso-iw.
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Aug. II.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-03

1.-THE JACKSON STANDARD-D. Maclley, ed
itor of the Jackson Standard, gives notice of his
intention to enlarge his paper on the first of Jam
uary next apd enhance its price from 81 90 to
81. He says that he has given up all other busi-
ness, and intends to devote his entire time and
energies to the paper. He has also studied out
many Improvements, which he will introduce.
which we are eager to peruse, on sight, though
we think the editor little rough, sometimes
His "Random Thoughts" and other reminis-
cences are always readable, maugre the sneers o.
some of his contemporaries. Local news will
make paper u welcome visitor to the firesideS
of those who are interested in affairs which have
tranSplred, or may be transpiring, about them. "
= WducrIy Repubifcdn.
You are about right friend Wetmore.
Long experience has taught US to know
what makes a paper welcome visitor.
Many of our subscribers take several
other papers, but they nearly all say
that the Standard is the first paper they
read, when their mail arrives.
We hope to make the Standard one
of the best and prettiest papers in the
State. We have already purchased 555
pounds of new type, and contracted for
two new presses, one for the paper, and
one large job press.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-03

In the bliss OF our Opaquest ignorance we sup
posed that we had settled the Labor Question"
In conspicuous editorial article published in
the August number Of this magazine. UnfOnu-
natcly for us, however, we closed the article with
the above pntitude, and this Is what comes of it
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-03

Smith, of the Chlllcothc Gazette, has Incur
red the III will of the fnglUs about Chilncothe by
admitting the fact In his paper that aguc nnd fc-
ver Is M epidemic disease In "ye Ancient Me-
tropallS." The poor old blind bats thought the
fnct was unknown TO the outside world; and
they therefore 80 for Smith vCnOmOusly on
the ground that hu has injured the sale of their
property. a more sensible way for them to do
would hc to 10 to wOlk and drain or nm up tho
stagnant ponds about the place, and thus Hbute
Gothic and vicinity Is nm "ngueish eountrlc, and
II Is tho stupldcSt kind Of policy 0A the part Of
Its inhabitants To attempt 10 deny the fact
Rmeroy Telegraph.
The great mistake that Smith made
was, that he thought on honest and
truthful paper could be published at
Chillicothe, This was something new
IN that place. The papers there made
lying a profession. AS evidence, we
call attention to their blowing about
their immense circulation, and the
amount of prosperity they enjoyed,
and then when they came to make re-
turn of their income, under oath, not one
Of them had cleared q thousand dollars |!
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-03
AUTUMN WOODS.

Ere In the northern gate,
The summer tTeSses of the trees are gone,
The woods Of autumn all around our vale,
Lave put their glory on.
The mountains that untold,
In their wide sweep, the coOred landscape round,
Seem groups ofgiant kings In purple and in gold,
That gunrd the enchanted ground.
roam the woods that crown
The upland, where the mingled splendOrs glow !;
Where the gay company of trees look down
On the green field!bolow.
My steps are not alone
In these bright walks the sweet southwest, at
Files n6stlIns where the painted leaves Oro
strewn
Along the wlndIngwOy.
Aud fnr In heaven, the while,
The sun, that sends the gale to wander hero,
Pours out on the fair earth his quiet SMILE
The sweetest of the year.
Where now the solemn shade
NeTduTe and bloom where mnny branches meet,
80 grateful when the noon Of summer made
The valleys sick with hcat9
Let in through the trees
Come the strange rays tho forest depths arc
bright;
Their sunny colored follngc In the breeze
Twlnkles like beams Of light.
The Tlvulct late unseen,
Where, iilckerlng through the shrubs, ts waters
run,
Shines with the image Of Its golden screen,
And gllmmerngs of the sun.
But meath yOn crimson tree
Lover to listening maid might breathe his fame,
Nor mark, within its r0scnto canopy,
Her blush OF maiden shame.
Oh, Autumn why 80 soon
Depart the hucs that make the forest glad;
Thy gentle wind and thy fair sunny noon,
Aud leave thee wild and sad2
All 'twerc Il lot too blcst
Forever In thy colOrod shades To stray;
Amid tho kiss0s OF the soft southwest,
To roam and dream for aye.
And leave the Valn low strife
That makes men mad the tug for wealth and
pOwcr;I
The passions aud the cares That withcr lifc,
And wuste the little hour.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-03
MajOritieS for congressman.
The following ure the official mjori-
eS for members of Congress at the
)ctobcr election In this State.

II will be seen that the delegation
stands the same as in the present Con.
gress, Ia Republicans and FIVE Demo.
Gratis. II is now said that Schenck will
contest the seat of Campbell, This,
II successful, will be gain of one.
The temperance, or prohibition ticket
had the following votes for members OF
Congress; 4lh Dist, III, .8,h, SI2,
OH, l47' 10th, SO; i4th, O5i 18th,
1885, 18Th, 44s. Louden, Independ-
ent Republican, had 396 in the 9th
District.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-03
Another InduCement,

We will send the Standard from this
date until the first Of January 1872, or
fourteen months, for 81, so, This is
the best offer yet made. We do this
in order to raise all the money We can,
to pay for our new material. This prop.
ositiOn may be accepted by our present
subscribers, as we'll as by new ones,
Now come along with your dollar
and half.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-03
Another Card from Dr. Fierce.

Ia! ha! In! Well, well The Jack-asS has
braycd again. 1t is from pure brute Instinct that
causes an animal of the aforesaid species TO bray
when they hear noise, and this is why the Jack
(more generally known in Journalistic circles as
l.. w. Bakery brayed with such vehemence
when he read my. "Card" in the STANDARD, de-
nouncng his nefarisus intrigues against Mr..
Wilson. There is an old saying, "Ifthe shoe fits
put IL on" and the public can now well see
that the Hdnlden Jack put on the shoe, and by
his trying to defend his pet organization. will
Unnecessary, prove to the people that he, N. W.
Balscr) is base and wlllful Liar. l did not
write my communication in defense of Mr.. Will
son, In order to get up newspaper squabble,
nor to use any personalities; but this the people
have long since learned Is the forte of the un-
principlcd dog who signs himself L. w. Baker.
The idea Is absurd in the extreme to think that
n hing-yes, n thing of his ealiber would dare
call in question the standing OF that Medical
School from which received my diploma.
am amazed to think that we have one person In
Ohio so extremely ignorant as to suppose di-
ploma can be bought; but still one cannot ex-
pcct more exalted idea from an animal OF the
aforesaid grade.
"threc weeks,"I refer the public to one of Gin
cnnati's most noble and influential men, Max
Lillcnthall, d. d., l.. H. d. Such sollcltude n,
my dedr friend Mr.. Baker exercises for the well
fare of his fcllow-beings is really "heart-rend
Ing" He will not allow any one to palm them
selves upon the public as physicians or druggists
unless they are thorOughy qualified. As to hi
qualifications for the practice of medicine, l will
give one hint, and then close. l refer to one
VIM. Houston, whose child he treated for what
he was pleased to term "Neuralgla of the llvel
(tho disease Of the child was what we call IN
common parlancc "worms'O. Ills treatment
consisted in n large blister over the abdomen, o.
spanish flies. The result was the blister produc-
cd strangury, and this followed by active inlam
nation, was the cause Of the death of bright
little boy. VINO says he killed The chtld1
October 81, 1870. w. w. FIERCE,