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President Grant is being honored
with good deal of abuse in low quar-
tiers, just now. There are some men
whose associations have been so vulgar,
whose education has been so corrupting
and whose habits have been so villain
Gus, that they connot comprehend how a
man can bestow patronage without selling
1t. heir argument is eff I had chance
to sell Offices, [ would do it-therefore
the President does it. IF I had all the
wine and whiskey I wanted, 1 would
revel In it-therefore the President is a
drunkard. 1t is always SO with these
creatures. 1t is impossible for a rake to
believe that any man can treat a woman
with respect.
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the Presidents signature the

With the Presidents signature the
Army bill at once goes into eefct. The
reduction of the army is to be completed
by July l, 1871, and after that time the
standing army is not to number more
than 10000 men. Army officers en-
ployed in civil duties on leave Of absence,
such as Ministers abroad, military secre-
taries of the President and others, are
required either to vacate their civil APP
pointments or to resign their military
commissions BY these and other provi-
sions, the bill will save over $4,O0O,OOO
annually.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-23

The King of Saxony, in his 10th
year, has begun to study the Russian and
Polish languages with the purpose of
translating some of the best poetry of
those tongues into German. King John
is the author of the best translation Of
Dante ever made into any language, with
the possible exception of Longfellow' S.
1t is especially valuable for its learned
and exhaustive notes-in German of
course. His Majesty uses the nom de
plume of Philalethes.
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The United States Senate.

The fall elections this year are to de-
eide not only the character OF the House
representatives, but also, to a certain
extent, that of the Senate Twenty
Senators will be elected by the next
State Legislatures. The Senators whose
terms pire on the 4th of March next
are Mori'l, of Maine; Craigh, of New
: Ihmpshire Wilson, Of Massachusetts, !;
Anthony, Of Rhode Island Cattell, of
New jersey Wiley. of West Virginia !;
Johnston, of Virginia; Abbot, of North
Carolina; Robertson, Of South Carolina ;
Fowler, of Tennessee Howell, of Iowa ;
Howard, of Michigan; Thayer. of Ne
braska Ross, of Kansas; Yates. of Hi
nois; Mcdonald. of Arkansas; Revels,
of Mississippi; Williams, of Oregon !;
Harris, of Louisiana; Warner, of Ala
bama Saulsburg, of Delaware Nc
Creery, of Kentucky /; and Norton of
Minnesota. The outgoing Senators are
all republicans, except Salisbury, Nc
Creery, and Norton. Edmund Cooper,
dem, has been elected to succeed Scna-
tor Fowler, Gov. Stevenson, DEM. to
succeed McCreery; Judge Wright, rep.
to succeed Howell; Gov. Alcorn, rep,
to succeed Revels The democrats will
probably loose one Senator in Minnesota.
and gain in New Jersey, Oregon, and
perhaps one or two Southern States
In many of the States the contest will be
spirited, for personal as well as political
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-23

At the Democratic State Conven-
ton of Vermont the ticket of last year
pas put up and nominated. What the
Democrats of Vermont don't know about
putting up pins for Republicans to knock
down, is not worth knowing.
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N'eiU Advertisements.
GUARDIAN SALE.

I RUBATE-M8nEfOWOc (OUnfy
L Court.
In the matter of the Guardianship of the minor
heirs of Joachim Krause, deceased. Notice is hereby
given, that by virtue and in pursuance of Order of
cense, made in said matter, the Both day of May
A. d. 1870 by the County Court of said County, the
undersigned Guardian Of the minor heirs of Joachim
Krause, deceased, will Monday the 9th day of
June A. D 1870 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day. at the Office of the County Judge, in the City of
Mnitowoc, in said County, offer for sale, at public
vendue the following described lands, to-wit: The
south half of the north west quarter of the south
west quarter and the south west quarter of the south
west quarter of section no. fourteen 4) of township
no. twenty-one (2l) north of range twenty four
east. The terms of sale will be made known at the
time and place of sale.
JOHAN KETZOW
Dated at Manltowoc, the 30th day of May, A. d
1870 7-3w w3w.
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C1RCUlI COUII-MaIntoWOC county.
Roswell R. Reth, Plf.
against
George W. Barker, Richard Fl.
Hoes, Otis W. EaSton, Banjamin
Jones, Oliver N. Bostwick,
George B. Knickerbocker, VAL
entine Hope, Jr, Charles f. Judsment of
Bostwick, Erastus Coaning, Gill Foreclosure and
bert c. Davidson, Erastus Corn Sale.
ing, Jr, George b. Winslow Az
thony G. Burley, John Tyrel1
John A. butcher, kellogg Sexton
Charles S. Brett, Thomas Tarton,
John Sercomb, Richard Irvine
Alexander Proudfit, Jacob S.
Wetmore George W. Hale,
George N. Towslee, George Bar
ker, l.. NJ. Hoffman, and John
Ii. Stevens, Defendants.
n virtue of and pursuant to Judgment rendered in
said Court in the above entitled action dated De-
ceEiber 22d 1864, shall expose for sale and sell at
Public Auction the Court House in the City Mani
towocion Thursday the Eleventh day of August 1870
at the hour of 10 O'Clock, A NJ, of that day, the fol-
lowing described Mortgaged premises much
thereof may be necessary to raise the amount OF
said Judgment interest and costs together with
penses OF SALE to-wit All the following described
pieces parcels of land situated lying and being in
the City and County of Mantowoc, and State of Wis
consn, to-wit: Lots numbere, three, (3) -Four ~
Hundred and Twenty-eght (22S) as the same is laid
down in the recorded plat of the City of Mantowoc
now record in the office of the Register of Deeds
of Manitowoc County, Wisconsin.
Dated, Seerf g Office, Manitowoc May Dist 1870.
?. MULlIOLLAND,
Sheriff of AIanitowoc County.
]. D. MARKHAM. Atty. for Plff. 17-67t
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
WHEAT-Winter, 40 cts@13Octs
Spring IL 2Gll7cts

hEAI-N inter, IZU ctS(dllSuctS
Spring 112@l17cts
RYE,-5O@75:
OATS.-52@55cts
EI,-S00@s5
PEAS.-75@9O.
BUCK WHEAT-e0@S0cts
BEANS,-S1, T5G2.2 Is
TIMOTHY SEED-$2,5O@
RAPE SEED-$1.75
FLAX SEED-S1, 5o@1,75
P0TATOES-4505Oc
EGGS, per dozen-1O@120cts
BUTTER, per b-2o@22cts
FLOR winter, per bl.-600G$6
snring-s500a550
MEAL. per cw.-S2 O00215
WOOL per fb-35t040c
SALT per Srl-S3.O0
PORK, So live cwt-$@s.oo
dressed-S11 .oo@f2Oo
BEEF, on foot-4,& @51.
dressed 5000 a 900
SHEEP, per head-SS,0O
WOOL, per fb-35@,45cts
WHITE FISH, hlf brl-$I,Oo
BIDES green-S69cts
ory-1s@20cts
Hay, per ton-Ss@S1o,oe
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Ayers SarsapariIla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLGOD.

The reputation this ex-
]
ceent medicine enjoys is
49, n derived from its cures
M Hr~ a many of wliich are truly
~e4A--ZS marvellous. inveterate ca
~ Ses of Scro:uious disease
): !: =. .:::::::
=A=.zsssssezZ which were aggravated by
- s.ssz,:s.sssss= he scrofulous containing
s-11A-H-s=<-7= ton until they pain
fully ail1Icng have been radically cured in such great
numbers almost every section Of the country that
the public scarcely need to be informed OF its virtues
scroulous poison is of the most destructive
emies of Often, this unseen and unfet ten
ant of the organism undernnnes the constitution and
invites the attack os enfeebng fatal diseases, with
out exciting suspicion Of its presence. Again, it
breed Infection throughout the body. and
then, favorable OCCASION rapidly develope in
to or other of its hdeous forms either on the
face among the yitals. In the latter tuberces may
he deposited in the lungs or heart iumorS formed
in the liver or it shows its presence by eiuptons on
the skin. foul alterations part of the body
Hence the occasional use of bottle ot this S;sTS1
E>isras2a is advisable. even When no active symptoms
OF disease appear. Persons afflicted with the follow
ing complaints generally find immediate relief and at
length cure. by the use Of this SaYSa ssar1hfa ::
ST. AFGEaoEayrs Fire, Rose of fTy EseEas.
EetEcs'. Ssezt ESEscEsEss. ScisFss e cad Hing
yyGTsa,. Sore Eyes. Sore Ears and other
eruptions or visible forms of seroftsEeus disease
Also in the more concealed forms. as Dyspepsia.
Esrofssy. Heart Disease. Fits. Epilepsy,
tons of the muscular and neI systems.
Syphilis or Eeneral and fEercuIiai
D7serSes cured by it. though long time is
qured for subduing these obstinate maladies by any
medicine. But long continued use of this medicine
will cure the complaint. E.eUcorrh0esa
whites. Uterine gEcerafEODs. and Fee
male Diseases. are commonly soon relieved and
ultimately cured by its purifying and inygoratng eff
feet. Minute Directions for each found in
our Almanac supplied gratis EsheUmatism and
Cont. when caused by Accommodations of eXtraneous
matters in the blood yield quickly to it. as also tfver
Con, plants. EOrridity. Congestion or
inflammation of the FliveE- and .saEEndice.
when arising, they often do, from the ranklingl
nelson's in the blood This SAkfSAEsARIiE.As
is great restorer for the strength and vigor of the
system Those who are R4aH2uiI and E1IstleSs.
TesDOndcat. SleeDless. and troubled with
Nervous Approximations or Fears. or. any
of the affections symptomatc of Weakness. vii
find immediate relief and convincing evidence Of il
restorative power upon trial.
PREP4 RED 3 z
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PLANTATION BITTERS

5. tt SOU---X.
This wonderful vegetable rest0ra-
tive is the sheet anchor Of the feeble
and debilitated. as u tonic and cor,
dial for the aged and Ianguid. it has
no eQFa among St0machIcS. As renl>
edy for the nervous weakness to which
Wemen are especially subject, it is su>
persceding every Otner Stimulant. In
all climates, tropical, temperate or
frigid, it acts as specific i'm every
species Of disorder which undeFmincs
the bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale by all
druggists. 4:SW
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EPA Il ED y 7

Dr.. J. c. AVER q CO., Lowell. Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
T. As j. ROBINSON, Agents at Eanito-
woo. Ii-l-3m.-
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MANHOOD and Observation-Disclosures
w for Young Men, free. in sealed envelopes HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

CIRCUIT COURT-Manitowoc County
Roswell r. Reith, Plff.
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PIaif, Rail Sash.
Six Panel Doors

The above are strictly Cash Prices and we
warrant the goods in regard stock as well as work
manship TO be superior TO any article in the market
We would further call the attention of the public to
the following -
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EGaAEhs Wanted in paying business
Ssa2 L , WE s. KENNEDY, 4f3 Chestnut ST.

THE HUMAN MAClfINE-NEw Book. Free for
kaE Stamp, TABRANT CO, n. Y.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-23

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys is
derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. inveterate ca
Ses of Scrofuious disease.
where the system seemed
saturated with corruption,
have been purified and
cured By it. Scrofulous af
lections and disorders,
which were aggravated by
( he scrofulous contamina-
tinn until they were main.
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YES 1T is TRuEi

@Thatsthe Best NonoerS-the Best D7oppers-the Best
etRGkers to be found in the world the Original
and Reliable Double-Motion IEtIsa Machines.
made by the IETNA MANUFACTURING CO.. of Sa-
len Ohio, Send for Pamphlet containing particulars
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Aromatic Vegetable Soap
PATENTS.

Inventors who wish to take ont Letters Patent arc
advised 10 counsel with MUM & Co, editors of tie
S;te:hc f0erfcTn, who have prosecuted claims be-
fore the Patent Office for Twenty Years Their
American ana European Patent Aetcy is the most ex
tenslve in the world. Charges less than any other r.
liable agency. A pamphlet containing full instruc-
tons to inventors is sent gratis
MUM co. 81 Park Row, New York
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

SuRE Cure FOR BEpBros. wears
since | moved into house which was
swarming with bedbugs. l whitewasl.cd
the ceiling. papered the walls ani secured
the flooring with boiling hot suds. Yet
enough survived to establish a good-sizcd
colony in every bcdstcad. / then took a
tablespoonful Of quicksilver, costing ten
or fifteen cents. which beat up with the
white Of two eggs. just As I would make
frosting for cake, or till the quicksilver
was thoroughly mixed with the egg. This
l applied with feather TO every crack and
crcvice where bedbug could hide, after
washing the beds.ead in cold water. This
| repeated three or four times during the
second Summer.
The result is. have not seen bclbug
for two years. As the bugs will not stay
where quicksilver is applied faithfully. i,
IS necessary TO overhaul the bedding fire.
qusatly. to capture stragglers who arc
seeking more healthful abode. I hav.
never known this remedy to fail whc,
faithfully applied.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

HEALrHrrLxRss or AppEEs. Il
scarcely an article of vegetable food mora
widely useful and more universally liked
than the apple. Why every farmer has
not an apple orchard. where the trees win
grow at all, is one of the mysteries. Let
every housekeeper lay in a good supply
Of apples. and it will be the most cconon,-
ical investment in the whole range OF Gu
linarics. A raw, mellow apple is digcs-
ted in an hour and half, while boiled
cabbascs require FIVE hours. The most
healthful dessert that can be placed on .
table is baked apple. Ifcaten frequent
ly at breakfast, with course bread and
butter, without f,sh Of any kind. II has
an admirable effect on the general syslcm.
often removing constipation, correcting
acidities and cooling fcbrilc conditions
more cifcctually than the most approved
medicines. II families could be induced
to substitute ripe. sound apples for pics.
cakes and sweetmeats with which their
children are too frequently stuffed there
would lie a diminution in the sum total Of
doctors bills in single year sufficient to
lay in good stock Of this wholesome
fruit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

ear dsst under the r~ssrns law. At 4. -.
or . per ocats, b. . policy Of taxasioM
which = implied in the policy Of paying
the debt in ten years, OF at the rate Of
lTo 600 600 in eighteen months! II Il
no credit TO be out of debs. Il l. e..dis
10 be able 10 meet debt. The bcsssr isi
o It of debt, for no n. trusts him. Mex,
leo has small debt compared with Eng
land, but no credit comparable. Her
credit Is only cne-sixth that ef England.
England has credit becaaise her tariGs are
confined 10 sew. articles and her taxes
are eonssantly Ightcned Her industries
are unkttcfed. Her commerce grow~.-
She even docs our carrying trade. Her
Hianafactarss iiil all markets. she bunks
for The world Why n0t learn sssaethia9
s--ne III our population and wealth
@ 'sN one quarter Of CEN
= ;sa ss .ss .,,s. ;.s;s ef ;iss. s..
cost ss hesi 70 par is--when BY jadi-
eioas pestponemenk for tws1ly skve yearu
1t would not be ten dollars bead = Why
drive away production aud capital By this
policy of the administrators Why not
add to the attractive forces Of our polisi-
cal system Of light taxations Why not
take OF the bandagcs and let our energies
have free play. taat We may spring for-
ward untrammellcd in the race Of dvancc-
men,! So that when the European struy-
gle is over, immigration may again taks
up Its march across the ocean b. this land
where liberty will not b. mockei by the
everlasting demands of an unsuitable tax
gathering taskmaster. When, therefor,
the Republican platform vaunts its one
hundred and seventy millions pail Inc
eighteen months, as in 1865 it bragcd of
paying nearly billion Of debt in threa
years after the war: aud when the Secrc-
tary, in his September statement, shows
our debt to be nearly two and half bill
lions Tor g.. 495. .j6l .0eO) with nearly one
hundred and forty millions on hand with
decrease since Marcia fist Of cighty-tw
millions, or a decrease at the rate Of one
hundred and sixty-four iaillions per year.
he simply claims credit for . stupeadoua
piece Of burdcnsome laundering. which
will forever keep our industries under tho
harrow cftaxation. and bar as with fam
ing wall all immigration from Europe =
If this is not the claim of the Republican
party. what is the meaning Of their boast
Of immenSc deb; payment? If they arc
to be judged by what they have done as
To wha; they will do, and as this is their
clearly developed policy, We have a right
To infer that, unless they are the veriese
demagogues. they will prove the most ex-
tortiona:e and grinding of governors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

A DISCOVERY ABour CoRx.-Tn this
thinking and observant age new ideas and
discoveries are constantly being made
known, many Of which, it is true. are
never afterward heard Of. while others
pass into the treasury of established fact,
when their merit has been proven. The
following paragraph in an exchange is an
example:
An intelligent and reliable farmer who
has for many years been making expert
ments with corn, has discovered an I'M
portance and value in replantcd corn.
which is quite novel and worthy Of publ
cation. Ii has been generally thought
that replanted corn was of little conse-
quence: but this gentleman says it is of
so much consequence he replants it wheth-
er it is needed or not, or, rather, he plants
two or three weeks after the crop is plan
ted, about every fifteenth row each way .
He says: If the weather becomes dry du-
ring the filling time, the silk and tassel
both become dry and dead In this con-
dition, il it should become scasonablc, the
silk revives and renews its growth, but
the tassel does not recover. Then for
want Of pollen, the new silk is unable to
fill the Office for which it was designed.
The pollen from the rcplanted corn is then
ready to supply the silk. and the filling is
completed. lie says nearly all the abor-
tive ears, so common in all corn crops, is
caused by the want Of pollen, and that he
has known ears to double their size in this
second filing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03
T., K rrp E,,.,. H.,r., III

To kEEr Fowls HEALrHy.--A poultry
raiser writes: The way keep my fowls
in health, | clean out the house once q
week: put wool ashes under the roosts
have iron basins fitr them 10 drink from;
whitcwash inside Of hcn-housc with hot
lime; put little kerosene oil on the roosis
once i month. The main food is cats.
aud cake or scraps to pick on. I never feed
but once day or when shut them up at
1 or 5 T. NJ When they run out. 1thcn
give them all they want In my expert
enee. there is no way to &c: diseased fowls
easier than to keep them stuffed it makes
them lazy. and they won't work rs they
ought 10. to keep them in a healthy con-
dition. never had any gapes in chick
ems. When any fowl begins TO droop. I
give three large pills of common hard.
yellow soap; It's the be-: thing to cleanse
fowl know Of follow it for three
days. give them nothing to eat and rlcn-
ty Of pure water to drink In desperate
cases. | give half a 'aspoonfal Of ,inctsrc
Of lobclia /, will seldom il ever fail Of
curing. I. is a very cleansing and pow
erful medicine for fowls.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

s =
- A9ye nc Tritn-
l... -. sscer. N4 psny per.
:. s +! r. ~ ~ Ss<1 sle moral - " With The
-. - 1na6snae per-
!. r. - II eye q sense
- none oeaer, -
61Rs3 = 81 2slnves IN Christiani-
- s..ss..a - - Not as the only
- - fhe absolute
- !, se oess fehgion
~ -. 8. expression
-. ~ .s.', D.s ss inc most
~ .-as..s- IN mrs
-. - ~ - oh,,s''an- -
,ecss'1 Z ~ - -. n " 'Ae non,n
and - 49, ia, ". : 'o'e<'ah' enufsn-
III syS< -, as coa'ofn'aose
SAa NJ -7E..ss s,,.. ;i:csss islsnsc. 8;
their een e6ffh To the r,d;rsl (y,-;st;-
s6;tv = So. for shs.. umr;,x ~ Il. NOR,
Standard. its svce,rcss .w,f tcn.,ern...
and hopefulness in regard 20 human dss.
tipy. He loves IL. not for ;ts ;ns,rpct;on
respectinr God and the. world h,t ,s ,he
greatest Of the worlds faiths and A.. va.
lision of the mos. advanced r.e.s tn.
Christianity Of the radical l. 90 ,t,ar,,,.1
as not to be recognized by ponular Chris
tians, but not so as to be to him noshin,
more than a shadow It's . .,hst.rce
. real tb;ny 10 his heart brt Il i i. ,h;r,
WHICH he naturally ,,nronr;,e.s NO, =
thing by which he allows himself 70 he
appropriated. The radical believes IN 10
sus. Not in the Christ. but in Jesus ,s
the highest exnress;on of,ac re,;s;ous son.
timent in human form Yes as on the
Who'll the h;obes, man;s.st,,;o, of CoI
The hum,n form oiF,rs ,he o-.,J.s. on'
nortun;,y f,r Tho d;v;n. ,u,s;s.s..,;., II
Thsra :: ,o s,n,,,i 80 -. s A..
las, dev.,onmsn, of .r.p,;,e - ,a, % """' W. w
see God ;mrcrf.ctIv IN we s,o - h;,., :, .s, e
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
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~ f& - H79 AEE NuRa1s e. #ss Af5s
stsEs MES s.. DONNA - -.

Trsxs % sr=scasrrfox. 90 per anaur, ,o
ee pais within sir morsshs. No sut,-rrit,sssn
VII ss rereivcd fsr shorfer period tian xix
naea'hs ana no paper To be diseon tinncd unlilsll
puhlssh<r. 49, }'sf
Tsass ~ AsvKnTfsrxe. rs eenss per sqssnre
fsf the fsfsi irh<ssioH and 50 cents sorersrs nuh
srqucnt lazersson. Eight Ines Or les cousflfafe
kat,are. ~ the numirT Of insertions he not
rssrked on the advertisement u win be puhgssb-
es until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
h'eset ssdacfion nsade 90 those who advertise
by Ans ysaf. - f=s ..-ss.s.... - t.,... =
Consmunicasions of . personal character vii;
~ c.ntIrs y III. ~ Eesss a. ass.xss@ssp~sss.
s'''sssssss sses se ss@es IN length viii N@ eiszsx
ed ai ihe rate II so eersfs per square
= All Communications for publication mus; lie
accompanied with the !eal name Of the author
cr no attention will hc paid 10 them The rca /
nause of the author sill not be published unless
desired, but We cannot consent to insert comiuu-
nieasions uliess We know the writer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

Hr~rs oS MrLxISe Cows. A man who
had done his own milking. empleyeA.
boy Z" do il; he shrunk the H.ilk crsc-
third in two weeks. The owner resumed
the milking. and in two weeks got IT,
same rs before Afterward he set ahire,l
man 10 milk, and he shrunk the milk ten
pr cont in twD weeks: and in two weeks
Horc. the owner mlking agaiu, gut as
rluch as bef"rc. This man does The work
quickly anl milt~ very clean. TIC cic~cs
the fnrc6neer aud thumb around ;hs Ten;
high up. and makes dowBwasa gas,isn.
tightening the grip and frvins cnt ti..
milk; then lets 60 his hold, keeping The
finger and thumb in circle. carries up n.
hand and presses Il smartiy s-ainss shc
adder. aud closes and pulls dowa n 'be-
fnre. and SO repeats until done. Thaphi-
losphy. i: any. is e. give as near a. NAV
b. the same motion that thc calf docs III
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

S#aNrocINo TUE HAiR-Every barber
has his own recipe for making the article
he uses, bus having tried the following We
can rccomnesd Il Take a basin and pour
IN & pint of warm soh water. Beat up
IN the ycik Of an egg. AMI then cleanse
the hair thoroughly with il. Af,er~ard
wash tho hair With clean ,erii water. \