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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
TIMELY HgyTs on CoAL.-h conn

TIMELY IIgNrs on CoAL.-h common
k:rdii1r. and too much of it. This, while
it generally succeeds in lighting the coal,
leaves bed Of ashes below the ccal which
intcrf,res with the draught unlecs raked
out an operation which always rcLards
the combustion of isniteL coal. Tie wood
should be Of some rapidly burning yario-
y. which gives = quick ard high heat,
and should be srli. fine. 1t should be 50
placed that the coal viii remain on The
top of it, and not fall through the grate,
leaving thc kindling on she top Of any
part of the ecal. The amount Of kind
ling wood required depends much upon
the size ofthc coal. A good rule. where
stoves and furnaces have good draugkt,
Is to use oo2l as small as can be used with
o1t Inconvenience from its sitting too free
" through tke CRATE
The practice Of putting ashes on the
top Of FIRE 20 keep it, is productive of
clinkcrs. Damp coal screenings are bet
ter. If 2 coal FIRE gets low. the quickest
way to extinguish it is to rake it at the
bottom. To preserve ire under such
circumstances. little coal should be
placed on the FIRE, and when it has caught.
more may be added aud the IRE raking
deferred until it has got well ignited =
When the fire bricks have become bur-
dened with the clinkers which have fused
and adhered. they may be cleaned by
throwing oyster or clam shells into the
fre-box when the fire is very hot. and
allowing the fire to 90 out. The clink-
ers viii generally cleave of without the
use of much force the next morning
From two quarts to the halfPeck will be
sufficient for most stoves, and the opera
ton can be repeated ifseme ofthe clinkcrs
still remain.-.Scieat:fc -inserieaa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
MUrrLrv0 TIE TuRo,r.-What

MUrrLISa TIE TuRoAr.-What is the
best mode of protecting the throat from
colds where = person is very susceptible
% them? The common way Of protecting
.hc th-oatis TO bundle and wrap it up
closely, thus overheating and rendering
1t tender and sensitive. and more liable ~
colds ard inflammation than before This
practice is all wrong. and results in much
evil. Especially is this the case with
children, and when in addition to the
mufling of the throat. the extremities aro
insuihciently clad, as is often the case.
the best possible conditions are presented
for the production Of sore tliroats, coughs,
Group, and all sorts Of ,hroa. and lung
affections. 1t is wrong to exclude coll
air from the neck snd il il is kept over
heated portion oi the time, when it is
exposed, come form of disarrangcucnt Of
the throat will be apt to occur. The rule
in regard to clothing the neck should BE-
10 keep il as cool rs comfort will allow
In doing so YOU will suffer much less from
;hroa, ailments than if you are always
fearful Of having little cold air come ia
contact with the neck. ANY one who has
been accustomed to have his throat muf3
fed, should he careful TO leave of sr'du,-
ally. and not all At Licrald gf
Health,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
rrNrs. Stoves story progresses ere-

~ Mrs. stowe : story progresses tine
IL. We quote the advice given to Harry
on his leaving home for college: so
You are going TO college, boy. Well,
away with you; thera's no use advising
you You'll DO as all the rest do. In
one year you'll know more than your faith
er, your mother, or I, or all your college
officers in fact, more than the Lord him
self You'll nave doubts about the Bi-
bic. ani think you could have made bet
ter one. Yoa'h think that if the Lord
had consulted you he could have laid the
foundations Of the earth better. and az
ranged the course of nature 10 more pur-
pose In short, you'll be a god, knowing
good and evil, and running over all crea-
ton measuring everything aad everybody
to your pint cup. There'll be no living
with YOU. But You'll get over it's
only the fehrile state of knowledge But i:
YOU have good constitution you'll come
through with it,"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
Two voupr nr;nces The so,s

- Two young princes. the sons of
Archduke Charles Of Austria, had warm
dispute in the presence Of no less person
than that of the august Emperor himself
Greatly excited, one said TO the other.
You are the greatest ass in Vienna -
Highly offended at quarrel in his pres
ence, the Emperor interrupted them. say
ing, with indignation. Come, come.
young gentlemen, you forget tha: I am
present"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
IT. Nhat is rorr chief csnsn,at;

"TS- What Is your chief consolation
in this life?' asked ckrgy,nsn in his
Sabbath lesson, Of young girl ~ Bible
class. The Young laiy hluslsei and hes
ita'ed. s.Will you not tell rle y urged
the clergyman. II don't want 10 tell his
na>ne." said the ingenious maiden. .'but
| have no objection TO telling you where
lp lives"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
5000 IN USE

.hoth herr and In Europe, have the control ef
-Sht.n1rket faf uEanufscfstrirm rgvpascs--. lle@
have reduced tic size aud simpliticd the method
So ihat any pcrs.n With litile patience and per
severance cannot fail 10 use il aud
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19

fF a newly married couple, some
years since. took up their abode in Pop
lar street. Brookline. At breakfast the
next morning, after their entrance. tue
gentleman said 10 has lady: My dear,
this is Poplar street. and bv putting in H
(you), j. becomes ropstrr' "iud Ly
putting US in it, promptly replied the
lady, Ii viii Lcecale po.';sloss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19

''fcur stairs are very dark. Nr.
Dodson. DO yen think I ran find the
bottom = .'Noshing easier. nv dear
madam. All you have to do is To let 90
the bsniS.ers aud make 'stau,ble.'- -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19

Big sister: "O:,. psra, mus. IN To-
hear Nilsson. You know am so foni
Of music" Juvenile brother triumphant
ly: Then Why don't you let me play en
my drum!'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19

sg After the clergyman had united
happy pair. not lang ago, an awful ST.
lenee cnSaei. which was broken by an
impatient youth exc'aiming. .'pon't tc 50
uaspeakshy happy"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19

az What's the difference between
the North Pole and South Pole - ..Whv.
all the difference in tie world replied a
laly unwi;:ingly; and that's the answer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19

ST- Man Of fore-thoaght. A Date.
judge. on conviction for eulnri, f,r hav-
ing four wives. decided He has, ban
ishnlen; bleniy; Ifs MT una
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
MACHINE

has been In successful operation for years, we
have supplied large share of all the knit goods
now ia the market.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
GIVE SATISFACTION.

Two persons working together can knit and
{. mplcic with machine, 30 pairs ot long
stockings per day; or Il" pair ot pulse warm
ers; or l2o scariS or IL shirts or drawers, ;,h!s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
KNITTING

machines built on the same principle. So f'r
from hcinC AN experiment like all other iAmli!
knittcrs, this
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19

seH-rc4Fcek, N urccft1m ~ must be
perpctually strengthened feassnred.
Women Nho caRno3 Ego without
boine made love . sxc - q 'ni.tres-
uives. and como ndly of IN
tie straggles of life the cruel
handling of time I1cf1 heir hap
pinesz IL things whteh sontinue.
they let sip that wf16I ~ hands.
'..al.'.,,. ed : sAsis dl|iss e. naea.ie
of wives.
Perhaps. if they had higher aims in
life than those with which they make shift
TO satisfy themselves, they would not let
themselves sink to the level Of this folly,
and would understand better than they DO
now the worth of realities as contrasted
with appearances. And yet we cannot
but pity tl:e poor. weak. craving souls
who long so pitifully for the freshness of
the morning to continue far into the day
and evening, who cling SO teuaciously to
the feeting romance of youth. They are
taken by the glitter of things, love-ma-
king among the rest and the man who is
the showics; IN his affection, who can cx-
press it with the most color, and paint it,
50 to speak, with the minutest touches, is
the man whose love seems to them the
most intense. They often make the mis-
take Of confounding this show with the
substance, Of trusting to pictorial express
sion rather than solid facts Ard they
often make the mistake OF Glowing their
husbands with personal, helf-chiidish ca
rcsses, which were all very well in tke
early days, but which become tiresone As
time goes on and the gravity of life deep
cIs. And then, when the man either
quietly keep, tLem oG. or more bruSqucly
repols them. :hey are hurt and miserable,
and think the whole happiness of their
lives j. dead, and all that makes marriage
beautiful at an end What is to b. done
to balance things evenly in this unequal
world OF SEX
What, indeed, is to be done n any time
to reconcile strength with weakness. AMI
to give each It's due! One :hinr at lcast
is sure. The more thoroughly women
learn the true nature Of men, the fewer
mistakes they will make. and the less un-
happiness they will create for themselves:
and the more patient men are with the
hystcrical cxcitability, the restless cray
ing, which nature, for some purpose at
present unknown, has made the special
temperament Of women, the fewer /cD,mes
~ -. = :. la. ra-rs;ed
homes, ani the larger e { lnce of mar r
RED happiness. II! ones theories of do
nestle life come down at last 10 tie give
&nd take system. to bearing and f3rlc.--
ing, and meeting halfway idiosyncracics
which one does not personally share.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
+ NIL Y

whether WOODEN, cotton or silk, whether useful
or fancy, large or small, oi any size or Shape
are douc ON
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
THE DIAMOND
K N | 7 I { K ,

Is unlike all the so-calicd family kniting ma
siiucs, which arc hut experiments ut tie cz
rcnse OF the public, aud
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
IS TIE CNLY
Practical

practical kni'ter adapted to the family and light
manufacturing. v. have manufactured ali
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19

,nachin,s used in the European and American
knIi,in, factories All the hosiery and knit
goods for the use of the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19

q fair living or clothing up household in u
short while. Thc Diamond goes on us own
merits and We simply wan, a trial to satisf! cS-
cry one.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
AN INCREASING CONFIDENCE

has crowned our efforts We ike 10 have Il in
sverv family, saving money, time, and the dan
ger of rurrhssin. worthless articles called fam
liz knitting machines.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-19
EARNING

IA "a ~ 8-f'
e fair living or clothing up household in
short white. The diamond goes oU us own
merits and We simply want a trial to satrst! rN-
cry one.
An INCREASING CONFIDENCE
has crowned our efforts. We ike 10 have II in
every family, saving money, time, and the dan
ger vi rurrhssin. worthless articles called fam
liz knitting machines.
TIE PRICES ARE Low
considering the cost oi manufacture and other
work IN the family, being much more useful
than any lalor saving machine. "hc machine
:ar coarse and mdiii.g warm we drnomluIIe
No I, prize. SIS. For dne yarn, No. ;, price,
$40. FOR either fnc or coarse yarn, No. :, 500.
NANCFICTJRiNG
Va. :, for any size yarn. Slo0. With the No. ),
two rrrscus ,an kni; - shirts per day Eve
" machine is fully warranted for three years.
AGENTS
" n find the sale of the Diamond profitable
and satisfactory business. IL samples are
WANTED
we will send pair of socks of any size on re-
cCirt q: go cents.
Machines will hc shipped to any address on
receipt Of Price, will pe sent e. .. ID, on re-
ceir; OF one-thrd its value.
address
DIAMOND KNITTER CO.,
Wilmington, Del.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-05-05

NLU Oak, as 2, 1871.
-Jlg. Gao stocks are quiet, the campaign aJ
tbo stock board tu.ns apparently come to an
end. cold is higher, ~ consequence oG Che
excessive demand to meet foreign balance.
General business may be .ootei etadg blt
lao NorBe volume a decidedly tsht
atu6a have recovered % little from g1s Ce...s-
sion Of last Woe. iliy la consequence @ tho
breaa I'm tbe canal, which checks Iasei. and
comgels those Who Aa,5 ou.ataa s contracts
lor 'u.ala de'igll., 10 80 uHon lJs mar,ot
he,o au5 1a.. j. o.aog 10 meet taer oagaga-
monts. Wheat uas improved & gc since 4t-
usd-g, a4. AoE s.la at about t.o il urcs one
week ~. Corn ia 5c better 0aja, e
better. Nue-, a Liverpool. late iu Tire weoB
Wls quoted down IS low as ~ for best glad 81.
but is now improved about 1d Tbe same
grader had provou iy sold as high al he 61
Aous ore akcr. the roc.rts o now hayiu
been more liberal bu most ho!dc.s are uuwi,-
I'M, to coacsdc. tew State Zoe l3t. Western
Goo ola Eons continue very dul. Fair to
good sample 1908 might be pl1cad 40 o l.-
Buticr IS .iiaol To lower prices uldor liberal
receipts, winch have exceeded saie3 and there
is au ne unu..,.lu ot s,cohA. Ncsterp, with
good color, ae.ls adlly, q Jew small lois, very
choice, ha'ir6 Teaci.ed Csc; ior very good,
however. ,0l is = cop pIlso. Htito western is
yQIe ba.l To- sell. Nd- of ltls ao 18t.cr than
srcas5. Dsitym4u aad paal1trs should guard
agtns putting yellow end white butfor iu the
same pfe.ae. Thev should always be sep
ara.e, as trsaled butter sells 10 better than
abit. l., wool market IS unchanged Tire
racaiptl ol wool la-t week at boston were 2, ,5s5
bales ol domestic oaiuat 2.9a9 for tao cores-
tol#las vocslaat year, and OF ior u, Ito
bales. ala-t l5l isst year, showing q small
d-eroasoo. domestic. and q considerable per
centsgs ol raarsaaa OF foreign. no demand
i9 active and as tlo stock ialn lev handf, eK-
trema prices arc obtained
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-05-05

STATE OF NICHiGAN, The Circuit Court
ior the County OF van Buren, In Chancery.
David SIS i5e Complainant, vs.. Lmelne Walker
WI lam Nal,6r, Lln'orf Walker, Dora
N.tE-l. Ttnos walker aud Mary IL. Cobb,
De;end4nts.
suit peullne IN tLo Ninth Judicial Circuit,
i'm tAaucere, at Paw Paw, on the 25th day OF
RI .8asfactariis an1earing to me, by afidav-
1fa oU ..Ia ia ials ctusa, chat Lmelne Walker,
Dora walker ama3 Nalker aud William
WaikCa. four ot ru3 above named defend ants
ga not RESIDE in the state Of Michigan, but are
ft ems there riul, aud roatfe III the village of
Joan75nb1ry, in the county OF Wyoming, ia
the State O. New York. for q period OF two
Is BuIu, solicitors or complainant, IL s
ordered tL8t s3id defendantl, Emeliue Walker,
Bora Naltcr james Walker and William Walk
er cause their appearance to be entered IN this
cause within threc months from the cate of
TINS Crier, aud tuat IA case OK their appear
alcs tuay Cause ther answer to the complain
ants bll 90 be iiie1, and u copy thereof served
days after service OF q copy OF said bill and
notice o. tnls oIder. and In default thereof that
eai.l yll be- J1Iiou as confessed by eald defend
-rts Nud lt rs further ordered, that within
twenty days tho said complainant cause notice
of tH.8 order ~ b. published IN the TRUE
AoawHaBNEI, p9por published and circulated
Iu alii county OF van l}uren, and that such
pu' fceti0u TO continued lu such paper for ut
least OucC u = week For six weeks In sue
cgs'on or That he causo copy of this order
to b8 personally served on the said defendants
AZ LEASE twenty DAYS before tie time above
lIuit i i0r their appearance.
Dated Aprh -, 1871. join KNOW LES
circuit Court Commissioner.
arrrHlasoN E bAnNUm Complts Solr's. S39t7
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too busy with spring work to move what re-
maias, were taoy disposed to do so at present
prices. The wheat market touched bottom on
Saturday, prices recovering 2t97c from the rap
ID decline of the week. Extra white is quoted
at et.5i No. 1 and rreadwel, STAT, and am
Der, FL ~. Corn is 203c better; mixed at 63
oslo. oats also stronger at 5ic for mixed and
oje or white Barley nominal at Il 60 for
cloea Apples dun and quiet at 70 50g5 per
bbi. Beans dull. Buyers offer 81 6O@1.G5 for
choice from store, while holders ask $3.50
BeeswaE, 25c for yellow. Good butter is In
fair local demand, and is rather scarce at 20@
zic' choice might 60 penny above; far to
GOOD, $50 zoe. Cheese unchanged and firm at
ll1 Sc for choice factory, and 1906 Tor
comm n Egg steady best lots being lac, the
ayeiaso at 49, &c. Hops, 4@7c. Maple sugar
shade stronger az 12@14c for fair to good,
and IL lj FOR choice. Potatoes have been III
actlye demand, and prices advanced during the
.asior pal, Of last week, there having been free
sales -J q 15e per bushe, aud somo sales as
high Ecc bb. Tho demand has slackened
however, aud these xrices could not now be
oDtatucd. Hams, country cured, 10@11c;
tuoalicrs, ac. trauborues, swamp, per
bllsas', l.5J.
ro4eLiaa or AsGma positively cured by
Bars peotDrul tliEir
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neadauarters Army OF tho.rennnssno.

june 30, 1864, o'clock, a. m.
3lclhol Mason, Ac.ins Asset1ub surgeon
list ilinCis Light trEilery: on are command
cd to report cd'atuiy at head quarters IN
person A. q WArERHousE.
The following reflg was transmitted o. lhe
Major:
Sir With due Difference 10 your order. j
would speedily obey bw as I am sufarin. very
mu n from M acute attack OF dyseutsry VIII
not or tho present DO able 90 report in person
! Nuy service thar may ba able ~ rcnde-,
viii be happy to PEI .orm.
la very few minutes lieut. I. Miller. ol
tho 93d, Ind Y. T. ono o. tle STAFF officers,
with guard made h'7 a9pclrluae, and the
DR. supposed tl1, hs was to bs arrested Tor
d.ao5cdiouco Of orders. Dut 10 has surpr Sc,
y Was pitched aud rol o. oarDeting was
spread; etau. caair ana lounge were placed
in as furniture, guard Was laced around.
aad to Assistant surgeon placed under its
SHADE, with instructions from head quarters Co
see what ths pnrport Of tmB paper Was. #
possible aud tran mit the same TO the cou-
mandariu-ahiel OF the post This vas very
oaerous tsktor 81 =, man, bl- he go aJ5ut
ID IN sood earnest, and eNplsimant,a- on 70
part OF the message 'cr, as il occurred ,arlo
times. he conceived 10 10 DO one oil the
ositoua, and by trial i, eas found 10 ls s..l.I-
icant. cd and " goto next taLau. and J., The
same Formulation wore found to be sisuiliclnt,
and by tr,al upon other combinations, were
found to correspond y5 tAo zama permutahons.
The key thus was .ouud, and the ueesaee nm
riddled. IL read thu-
Lieut.. Gen. .omDericu E,r~ 7roa-ar.a rr
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clesc aud immcdiatc connections at Bout
Creek with al tairs East and West oa tha
Michigan Central, aud at Charlotte with ,iI
trains East and West ON the Graud Biycr Val
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North aud south on the Jael,slu Do, Laasiae and
Sagiuaw, aud Iouil and Lansing kaihoaI.
Trains are ran on Chicago Time
J.. d Dt8BLE, Pres d U.u - It.
Battle creek. Dee 9TH 1870. S23
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Drmou. llag 3, 18il.

DETROIT, 3iaY 3, ISL.
Iao rl7atl OF ay opens win aoms4lat
less acdyo business taan during tao previous
month. ILo rleepts Of gran ere lighter,
lluea ol iio s.il5.u5 atoo.,s in tao county hay
ING found Q nalAel. and laraer. aro generally
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EsANY 1sAgg RAILROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trans Oh the Michigan Central Railroad
a. LaWton, going cast and west.
LEAVE PAW PAW.
l.}0 "a. ~. kaia,"uzoo Accomm ldation, west
1920 a. m. Mail Train, east.
3:l5 p. ~. 'a,l west. and Way FREIGHT east.
500 p. IA. kalamazoo Accommodation. east.
special trau leaves Paw Paw at 9:l6 D. M.
ON rundays 10 connect with Atlantic Express
east.
- Grains return to Paw Paw on departure OF
Michigan Central Trains from iaWt0u.
G. D. STEPHEN sOE. sup't
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GbUrtb Qirrctorp.

RAfIiST,-Rey DR.. Hewson' Pastor. Services
- every sabbath AT 10 i2 A. NJ, and y F. VI.
a GETH0DIST.-R 4. r. Boggs, Pastor. Ser.
vi vices at 10 l2a. IN, and - =. m.
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- 4. N.-South lfavcn Chapter No. IS. Meets
n. Friday evenings on or next preceding he
Full OF the Moon. MILTON II. RICE, sECY.
I1 & 4. N.-Star oi the Lake Lodge No l5S
Meets Tuesday evenings on ur preceding the
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l' i. H.-L3Wton Lodge. No PIG, hold their
y regular meetings al Masonic Uall. over
Munger & Bros. store, or Saturday evenings.
A'dENNiNas, SEC =. G.. %. MUNGER Nm
| q. o. F.-L6wton Lodge. No. s.. hold thcir
regular meetings at odd Fellows Hall. i'm
fo"eli building on Saturday evenings.
D. w. fo"ILL SIC y y. FINCH, ". C..