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Francis Farez, the Swiss forger, escaped from
Deputy United States Marshal PennimAn on satur.
day while being taken To jail FIrez asked the ON
to take linn into No co Forsyth street to change
his clothes. On entering woman brought the
prisoner the clothes, and he stepped into what ap
peared to he closet, leaving the door partly open.
On the oficer looking for his prisoner he found that
he lad escaped through dark, narrow passage,
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aspiring. inatf % Zoe NO do o. ga ti &c for choice
DO N5O for No. spring, eLtoti4S for red and amber
winter. Corn IeSc httteri with brisk demand, para
mNed 81 0isfl 10 for yelios and ais for white Oats
inner and active sales ln00 bush. at TIC for Western.
70 hIriNr aud iVrtc. Ohio ana Stale. barley
NlIl0ttl.O. BareY anil rye very fat.
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SIN Another Fourth Of July SwindIe,

A passenger on the steamer Continental from
New York to New Haven on Saturday. informs The
SUN that he paid dollar for supper that was re-
markable only for its deficiencies. The food was
badly cooked and entirely insufficient The steward
wisely collected tie supper tickets early, and lett
the passengers 10 hght for their food with the wait
ers, who were far from numerous. The grumbling
passenger says that the next time he travels by the
Continental be will carry his own provisions, and
not risk starvation and Indigestion.
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Arrivcd-wEDxEspAY. july @.

Steamship Moro Castle Havana mdsc. and paes.
steamship Fan kcc Bermuda. nidsc. and pass.
ttamship Caledonia. Glasgow mdse and pas
Steamship Moro Castle. Havana. mdse. ana pass.
ship Ciiy o. Brooklyn, Cnao. guano.
T.. > Ship supply, Gibraltar.
uark VIM. Turner, Peru. nitrate OF aodn and wool
DARK hcnry buck, MstanzAs. sugar, Sc, and pass
BARK DomcnlcO, Icata. brinstonc, &c.
htig Cascatelle, Cardenas, sugar.
brig Nancy, bridgeport, c. n coal
Brig G. Y. Eaton, Pslerrno, fruit
Brig MARY NJ. Francis, Pensacola lumber
big Queen, Rosario. wool and skins
brig Brisk, Cicniue sCs sugar.
schr u. tson, labacoa, II. L., sugar
Also, the usual river ana coastwise yosaee,
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Teutonie Testimony against Roundsman
Nones.

Roundsman Nones, Of the Eldridge street pre-.
cinct has reported Tom (brother OF the Hon. rim)
Campbell frequently since the latter was sent away
rom Roundsman Hoape. Tom thought he would be
even with him, and so Christian Schooner. n Teu-
tonic lager beer dispenser put up job for him His
version OF the affair was sworn TO before Commits
sioner Manerre yesterday morning. follows:
-" Zees dis roundsman UNI seq to mein vrow | not
likes aat new reundsman und she teE, dahe Won glass
oilaser yell takes meln yrows advice, und dakes
hln den de toundsman gums along und he seq, Das
.tgoot lager? seq, Yaw, ferry goot ind ser he,
dries him so gives him glass und he drinks him.
und seq, Ach fiery goOt. Il drinks nodeT ne
drinks Won Eo1er von und he ,hunps but he no hay
for him den he gums two days bymeby, und he prinS
nay for dat nudder.'
Mr. Msnierre-Nones, thus Is sserious charge what
have you to sayp
Nones,All have TO say ,r, ls, that passed this
mans saloon and lac asked what o'clock II took
out my watch and stood while told him In few min
utes visited Campbell nis post and he said 10 10
That vas good lager you dranK." did not answer
him. drank no lager.
Mr.. ManeFTO-Do you never drink lager ? Ayes.
sir but not while on duty.
Mr., Manerre-I don't believe you do, 90 Ill dismiss
this Complaint.
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Special lluiltt;.
A BR0apsiDr FOR ur,lnros.

Ineonrctence aad a'iarauc, generally 90 hand IL
hand and Of all tn tribe OF rrccntous knownotins,
with which society "a afflicted. the unstcruCc "m-di
cine men who attempt to tampcr with the health o.
The community are nc m5s' dangerous aad the mos,
mi udcut.
SO much ny way OF text Now for a special ami pnr.
ticular application
II appfars that mushroom growth OF s1.callcd Bit
trrs sprngiuc NJ undar different names In yGiiou.
Localities, particularly In the Southern and Western
States, which the vendor have the harilhooI to recon.
mend To easy solpg rcop'c up0n whom they think they
can impose. suhsi'5ntc for Hostc,t - Stomach
MtIos. long recognized hy every clI, ne the purest
and best Mcdll.ted stinulcG all ofIEt the world
alJJds.
The connections referred ~ being cnmpo' OF We rth.
less natciial olc Larry mirn Tor pJo1' ihIn that
celebrated tonic, ami henc, tho anxiety OF llr.wor.
shipping dealers T. lo't then upJH tbs public Ia 10
pace.
But "forcwarncd IA foreawoi," and all partlo,
whom these cstHSui,hod Cd beings are cnlsayoring
to coax and nyo-le into suhstituns trash Tor stlnd
ard remedy. nfc hereby informed on ia and s,r.
dl motives whcn uGderlil the representations In ques
ton.
The great popularity and vN't sales of Hostcttcr1
Bi,tcr cannot, Of corr.e. be seriously impaired b,
m $50 "ucs nj 'rro" ugt rs the debtitated and sui
u1,a r interest ~ the matter Il IS only an
act OF common humanity to nut them their guard.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
D1SHES HERE AND THERE ny THE
SUNS REPORTEHs
The New Ccnsus-How New York Is being
Cheated of its Population.

The New Ccnsus-liow New York II being
Cheated Of its Population.
A number Of districts in New Jersey and other
States are now being credited by censns iakrs with
portion OF the population OF this city. Thousa dis
Of wealthy citizens and their families have leu New
York to spend the months In the pleasant
seaside and inland resorts of New Jersey, Connect
cut, and Rhode Island, and under the law providing
for the enumeration. these places regarded as
their permanent residences. By this means an in.
correct II not fraudulent sppoi tonment OF Congress
sional representation is secured by the districts
which present summer attractions to New Workers.
The other day one Of the Cuned States Commits.
sionels OF the Federal building 10 Chambers street
who has resided IN this city since his birtn paid
temporary vsit. with his family, to Woodsde, N ]
and his name recorded a resident Of that dis
tric This Is only OF thousands OF instances OF
tho kind. The census takers, under Mars hal
sharpe, have completed eight districts. and twenty.
hve more are ready for revision Three hundred
and forty men are engaged on the work. and the
Marshal says Il will be finished In about siI weeks.
The census takers complain that the pay is exceed
ingly poor, as they are not able TO make more than
three dollars day OF ten or twelve hours. II Is be-
heved that the census will show that tile population
on tnis island Is about fifteen hundred thousand
There ore three hundred and forty districts in the
Southern District OF New York, OF which two nun
dred and shty-two are In THIS city. All the census
takers are Republicans.
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gnslntss Notltts.
Card.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION AT
GRAND PARK

GRAND PARK.
As this festival given for the purpose Of exhihne
the extensive imDro this beautiful property
TO parties interested 10 suburban homes who desire
pleasant day IN the country and the ladies' and gem
tlemen OF Weschester county anl vicinity and a num-
Der of distinguished guests expected tie Invitation
hcordiay extended to ladies and gentlemen generally.
Music collation. and addresses Will be furnished. and
every provision made to the comfort aud enter.
tainment OF vititors.
No fireworks viii be permitted on the grounds. No
free railroad tc>cS win be Issued on tins occasion
but carriages will b. In Attendance on the arrival Of
the :. .. and iis3O A. N. tram from New York
ANDREW WILSON Jr
Grand Park once az lrn.dv.v
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The AIRLINE Railroad. intending to run nom New
HaYcn % boston by us Mmantc connections
win the boston Hartford and EtIc has been
Ne lsr a. MddietoNn, ana large excursion formal
the 7th INST
ne Importers tud Traders Insurnnce Company has
dctlarcd scLannual dividend OF cent. lice fron
Government
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UARINE IN1ELLIGEy CE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS nay.
Sun ffee....l 5iSun eOts ....i s3lNIoOn stts.u CT
mon wkTEn--THfs DAY.
sandy Hook. Z OF Gov. Island. so He'll Gate IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-07
The Ninth ReuIment,. Cump.

II. T, HelmboId has granted to Col, Fisk's
Ninth Regiment the OF his property, from Holm.
bold Terrace to the Clarendon Hotel, IN l.OaS Branch,
for a camping ground during their visit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-07

The brig Catawba, from Santiago do Cuba, is
at Quarantine. Tho captain and crew have all been
sick with yellow fever. The Grst mate Ia in the
Quarantine Hospital,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-07

Phalon's "Ytala" for the Hair can be found every,
where II Is clear and has no sediment. TINS wonder
Hair Poured on the hands, 10 leaves no stain, IL is
eyeTtheess the most effective article OF lie class
advertised. Ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-07
w GODS Museum Jubiiant.

Five thousand six hundred and seventy per.
sons visited Woods Museum on the 4th INST lie.
eeipts k2G9l15. being an average oil Az cents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-07

90 see the Champion Cow Mixer, IN operation
daily. nllkilg COWS. once. az HrasdESy. -Idl-
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Grand Park once. Si7 pro.dwey.


The Prrtiicst Woman In New Yoris Miss
X, well known In our fashionable society Tor her
d'dfnG"e appearance aud beautiful complexion, was
once how rough.skinnc1 girl chagrincd IT her red.
irecked lace. She pitched into IIagans Magnolia
sa!MsndSs now as Src,,y In complexion as she IL
charming IN manners. This article ovcrconcs heckles.
tan, saowness, motl-Datcles, ring.marks. &C, and
makes one look ten years younger than they are Mag.
nohA Balm Tor q transparent complexion. aud Lyons
kathairon to make the hair plentiful luxurinnt, SOFT
and delicate have no rivals. The Hatharon prevents
the hair from turning gray, cradcatS dandrui aud 10
the best and cheapest dressing IN the world.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-07

SrrBruE Courr CnAatIu. No 49, a. &c. 49, %, S. o. MS
lH, lY, 1875, lSs, IA, ~ Call H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-07

aAe. "a. eouD...illk liz ICeEtl y. q BIDS. Ds pOa
There has been unusually active business IN State
bonds, which was well Distributed throughout the list
The main features OF speculation the Trnnessees
aud North Carolinas, The first uamed declining ~
cent. 10 Sih for the new Esues, and ~ cent 10 65
tof the Old. In the North CaIonas. the new seues
rose II cent 70 s6s, ana the special tax ~.
declined 10 21h, the old dropping : = ceGt. 70 3.
The Funding 0ct bonds OF 1870 sold OF ak. aud OF
1865 90 IS. Georgia Is were etroug 9i4, and
Mbsouts va new Nifginas selling ~ G,4e67 old, 6I
Alabama ~ ", ana the railway bond b. "a City bank
shares sold ~ follows Hanover, lOi Fourth National
lC5EeslC5z Bank Of state Of New York. lIO Bank 0i
North America, iOl and Of New YORK. 49, There
nrsts OF DuOaQur and Sioux City selling NJ "a; North
MHsour nrsts, NJ; hoCk Island 1s, gsA and Union
Pacific nrsta, t5f lana grants closing, aCS16A stock
,Scta5; aud inc mes. 70 asi.cd.
On extreme quotations NCw YORK Central stock nuc,u-
ntca between 'R'. and i0o-; scrp. WN~a5,s Rendng.
loofSlO5si LAKE shore. igAg.0lH WABASH 5issa5is;
kotk lsiand, ll't9lsa Fora Wayne mary ~. Pa u,
Gihsy1; tho preferred, 8s<CsS; ONO aud Muis. pp "
Geha and Northwestern preferred, S,.tss94. Panama
nj the nrst BOARD sCd ~ 49, but subsequcny rO,c TO
100 boston Hartford. aud Eric being quiet at g. In.
Nestuent st0cSs SCr actively dealt Ia, with sales of
Chicago and Alton At ia Ohio md Mississippi prefer.
red. az Morris and LsseX, 00S Delaware. faekNwan-
1lsj scrip, ai llanhhal aud ~. JO.eph lliS pro.
errrd. l2k AVID &C and l. G.. 2lk New teisc, Cen.
ira ranging at lSeslvSA. llchC Mail led the msctl
aheous list. cling extreme figures 40 49, aud
western noh telegraph being steady 81 SEssi1. "a
Mariposa preferred arm at 10 Delaware auu Hudson
canal 90. selling NJ Us, anu Mar,posa Trustee " =
fIprcss sharts were duli and steady. Adams selling
A. css@GsN; United siates. ~ aad Wells Fargo
Co. scrip,
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No medical preparation has yet appeared
that has gained so hlsh reputation among leading
physicians in consequence ITS Extraordinary curative
properties, as HELNpoLDs BucuU. IL has proved eini
nenily successful IN removing diseases the bladder
kidneys, ana urinary organs well organic weak.
ness. dropsy, gravel. anG female irregularities.
For Moth Patches, FrcclGIc-, and Tnu Uss
PEldiY's MOTH AND FtshCKLE LOTION. II IL reil.
able AMI harmless. sold 10y druggists. Depot 10 Bond a.
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ST, LuKE's HOSPITAL, July 5, 1870,
Has the Tammnuv Ring GOT Control Of Tho
SUM-


SIR; They say you have been bought up by the
TnmmanY ring with advertisements, Just as the
IImfS has Ii this is so, You Will not publish the
subloued communication. Otherwise. perhaps YOU
will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-07

SURE UOTEL, FiHE ISLAND, OPEN
lWnr l. Take aog'I Hlr EtNr'9H, foot Roosevelt St
4, u. EII 81 =. u. >eG 81 amer NlNNlK Wal.
hth TO beach u. 5 p. sANNla.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

A PERyrcr WARES Pxcos. A writer
in an English paper says: By tie way.
speaking Of water proofs. think csu
give travellers vaIusble hint or twc.-
For many yesrs have worn india rub
Der water proof. but will buy no more tos
| have learned that COED Scottish tweed
can be made entirely irspervisas to rain,
and moreover, l have learne l.os /, m X
ii so; aud for the benefit Of readers I VIII
give the recipe s.In bucket of scfs
water put half . pound of sugar Of lead:
and half = pound Of powdered alum: ssir
this, at intervals, uni.l il becomes clear.
then pour il OF into ancthcr bucket, and
put the garment therein, and let Il be I'M
for a hcnss. and then hang t nm 10 dry
withcut wringing It. Two Of my psriv
"A lady and gen,leman-have woru gar.
ments thus treated in the widest storms
Of wind and rain. without getting wet. =
The rain hangs upon the cloth in glcbulcs.
In short, they were really wsterprcof.-
The gentleman, for,nis ht ago. walked
nine miles in storm of rain aud wind,
such as yeu rarely see in the South, and
when he slipped off his overcca.. his un-
derclothes were rs dry as when he put
them ON. This is. l think. secret worth
knowing: for cloth. if it can be made 70
keep out wet, is in every way better than
what we know as waterproof
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

ried out. He sent for the dispenser and
had the circumstances investigated. There
had been an error. which might have in
volved the patients life. in making up the
prescription, and the attendant doctors had
omitted to watch the case. The physi-
clan used exceedingly strong language.
and any one was welcome to know what
language he had used. The medical man
in fault Of course th . Int his conduct ..
tremcly unprofessional but / believe that
public opinion in this case would entirely
Be N favcr Of calling spade aspade.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17
La,U CO-PartnersLsiD

THE undersigned have formed law
partnership under the name Of Maddox
Il Crane. They will practice in the Courts oi
st. Mary's and the adjoining counties and
also in the Cnrrt ofAppeals.
Especial attention paid to the collection o
claims agains. individuals. the State or sh
Government. Prompt attention given to al
business entrusted to their charge
Address. Maddox 4 Crane. Leonard,own n
st. Mary county, Nd.
G. FRED. MADDOX.
J. PARRAN CRANE,
Dec. 20, ls67-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

TuE BARRERs sPoLE.-IIundreds of PED
pie there are who do not understand why
the barber used the red-stripcd pole. Il
originated from the fact that. some cen
turies ago. it was customary for BARRIERS to
bleed people, and the pole, with alternate
winding stripes of white and red, repre-
sented the bandage phlcbctymized victim,
In the course of time the apothecwy ex-
celled the barber AZ blood-letter but
the old sign Of the craft was retained by
the latter after the function which gave i
significance had ceased.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

TsH q undersigned. Aftorseya q, Law and
SolIeif"rsrn Chaneery, have, this Ord day
Of fJnIy. 1866, formed Cope.tnesship IN the
practice Of their profession, under the nams
and style ofCombs & Downs. They wii prac.
zee in the County Of Saint Mary's and the ad.
o,ning Counties, and in the Court o: 4 rpeal.
Especisl attention will be paid 10 the collection
ofelaims against individuals, the State, or tbs
Gnvernpent.
References given, when required. Address
Combs 4 Downs, Leonardo xn, p. o., s,
Mary's County, Maryisnj.
RORERT C.. COMBS
JAS. g. DOWNS:
Jusy 5, ls66-iy .a.. i ~
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17
Vol. VIII
ST. MARY'S BEACON
JAMES 8. DOW Ms.


TERss 90 SUBSCRIPTION. 90 per annum TO
s- paid within SIX mos.:hs No subscription
viii be received for shorter period than six
hfenihs and no paper 10 be discontinued until ell
arrcarHgcs are paid excep, at the option of the
publisher.
TEsss or ApvERrrsiss.-15 cents per square
for the first insertion and so cents for every sub
scanent insertion. Eight lines or less constitute
sqnarc. If the number OF insertions lie not
marked on the advertisement, 10 will be publish
ed until forbid. and charged accordingly
liberal deduction made to those who advertise
by abe year. -
Communications of a personal character viii
be charged, at the same rates advertisements
obituaries ten lines in length will he charg-
ed at the rate Of 80 cents per square.
All communications for publication mus. be
accompanied with the real name Of the author,
or n" attention i'll he paid to them. The real
maine of the author = i'll not lie published unless
ecser+-s, but We cannot consent 10 insert commu-
nict.,ions unless We know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

HLL-SIpE WASHING. have often no.
ticed Hill sides aud hill tops of bare clay,
the top soil of sand and loanl having been
washed to the fats below, leaving the
clay subsoil; and yet farmers will go on
year after year cultiyating the hard. heavy
clay and the unprcductive, light sandy
fats without thinking how easily this de-
feet can be remeded simply by hauling,
in dry weather, when the teams have lit
tie or nothing to do, the sand back to hills
whence years of washing have removed
it, and. BY Incorporating II with the clay
again BY plowing, eqaalize the proportions
Of sand and clay. Ii seems Ike hard work
and poor pay to haul sand on land as a
mechanical manure, bat in instances like
the above. the writer has practically proved
its value.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

kF- Here is boys composition on
..The Horse The Horse is the most
useful animal in the world. So il the
Cow. l once bad thirteen Ducks and two
was brakes and Skunk killed One. he
smeIted Orful. ] know Boy which had
I chiekcus bu, His father would not LEI hin,
rails Them 80 he got mad aud 50 he besr-
ei a Hole IN bis mcthers Wash tab.
wish Had horse-a hofse weighs 1000
pounds"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

A SOLDIER AND PAksox.-The Scuets-
vile Register says that the Rcvd Mr..
Leathers, meeting q Confederate soadieY
during the late war. commenced con-
versaticn with him by asking if he was in
possession Of 1.-The one thing needfui !"
whereupon the soldier. in innoceucy Of
heart, pulled out of his pocket a bottle
and said he believed he had a little left y
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

ES- Josh Billings was asked. "How
fast does sound travelT' His opinion Is
that it depends good deal upon the Noise
you are making. The sound of dinner
horn, for instance, travels half a mile in .
second, while an invitation to get up in
the morning he has known to be- abSut
three-quarters Nv an hour going up stairs
and then not have strength enough to bc
heard.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

Fs- A gentleman who takes busifiess
view Of things, whon recently asked re-
srecting person of quite poetic temper
ament, replied -
''Oh. he is one of those men wlfo have
soarings after the infinite aud diyinss az
ter the unfatbomabic, but who never pays
cash"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17
GF- jean Paul Richter saws. .To

Re- Jean Paul Richter says: ITO in
sure modesty, I would advise the educa-
ting of the sexes together; for two boys
will preserve twelve girls. or two girls
twelve boys innocent, amid winks. Jokes
amp improprietics. merely By that instinc-
tive sense which is the forerunuer of ma
,ured modesty. But I will guarantee
nothing in school where girls are alone
together, ard ssili less where boys are"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17
Ff- Il think" said Mr.. Bronson Al

fF- Il think" said Mr.. Bronson Al
colt once, in conversation. THAT when
man lives on beef Inc becomes something
like an OK if he eats mutton he begins
to look sheepish. aud il he eats pork may
he not grow to be swinish r, s.Thak snsx
be-" said DR.. Walker, of ofCambridge. "but
when man lives ON nothing but vegeta-
bles | think he's apt to be pretty small
potatoes"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

Es- \ man called another an extor-
toner for suing him. why. my friend. :"
replied the man who brought the suit, al
did it to cblige you" ITO ohlige mo.
indeed-how SOL: why, to oblige you
to pay me" 49,,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

TT A romantic lady. one of the shod-
dy family, a, Newport. thought the love
~ sunsets there were .sabous hucklcberv
ahead Of any she had ever seen. i4.s 81,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

fS- An OLD lady in, HOLLAND. whose
so'e OCCUPATION was housewifery. crub-
bed her sittin--room Aoor until sise Df.il
through into the ccilar. s.f. .s '-d,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

<f- Fame is like shaved zig with a
creased tail, and its only after it has slip
ped through the hands Of some thousands,
that some fellow by good luck holds oh sb
it, yg;
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

When man wants fhoney or as
sistance. the I'd. as ruse, is very obiirs-
ing. and lets him want IT,. 81. ... IA,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

On tie marriage of Miss Whaseis xuw
horel ,ha, her path wcald be fewer, gsasl
that she might never be thrssAcsl. !. -!
AZ s. .fESx
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

kr- Kindncs i slowed away IN tte
h art, like bcgs Of lavender in q drawer,
AMI swee.ea every object around thesn.siz
SEA
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17

Our greatest glory consist not in never
n ling but in rising every time We fall.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17
5000 IN USE

both ',rc md in Eurore have the control VI
the market for manufacturing purposes We
hs,r '"lu..d the size nmd si:nI'lid,d the method
Sc that aus person With littlc patience and per
severance cannot tail tu use i; and
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-17
M.tf'HlVE

has hcrn IN successful operation fur years, we
ha." supplied large share of nll the knit goods
now in the market.