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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23
The Gamse.of Memory.


Tho game e memory a prac,.ccd by the
| ojibway' ami northern4H an. la been found
profitable in schools, beth frccre ltion n nd i'm
proscmont. as a branch Q object teaching.
The Indian chief o. t,schcr, in his rude
way. has fro'a twenty z fifty. Or more sticks,
cut, made sharp aHsPt{Hted at the Ia Ger end.
and split at the top 81 inch nr two. These
sticks are then planted around in cirr =, a
short distance from cacb other then t.:nus
specimens u diiTerent substances "a sinsic
specimen on each stickat the top are Il ripu.
ted around the ci5eIg, IN or'icr beginning on
the right hand teachcr. and proceeding
around IA the nfwc nuinbcri one, two, three,
etc.
Tho Indian, - are ,aen allowed to 70
scrutinizngsfo5k at cach specimen in the ot
der Of the numbers. one. two. three. and Thus
around the circle. This j, done silently. To
sticks. or Kecimens, asc then removed and
placed by ~ teacher. and then thc rla... o.
going around . second Rim" each ~" IN ORDER
is tn tell the teacher, az far As ,.,ib'.. tAplt
mistake, what speeimeh !. contained 80 .tica
number one. two, three. our. five. and so %,
around the whole circle, IL 20 l,c
With the IudinnseGA. ,.r.. -p.e.fnon vii
probably be birch bark 80 ma. u.n. .... tile
second a li,tc tobacco. The ..-I .hc f,ir nf "a
beaver. TIE fourth sbit @. r...co. ,Le 18th o.
feather II peculiar s'rd, 'h" ..x,a ,.,e b,nc Of
some sof. OF hsh and -, i"f 1t slbst,nce,
2. 'Hs - iF"-~n. stic.'s Sasn,ed AROUND the c.r
rl' the "uc .ylH..tl fri...s - ti.'it int sta -
! up 20 t..e -n"-, q ia I,r re.'.. Sc. ii prr'u-
uia 10 f'sH-l- !..'...' .rtr. r.. TIC ft.r.rf,
I've 'tr'i.f .. t-- .a i'.i '.r1.f..-- 4ui .aa..
inlly iunl vii soon learn 70 ii.cti'us..'. II.
sharply that fh's Vii Ia able g, frar1 O. W..i
lvcr dry leaves % thr flfrst q. well 81. Is. w..i.
'uaH riu track the sam" ari,uat IA 'A- snow.
iou VII a-s. taN they can iu - reply
tAnt iu"y 10 % very req. IS ty oh-.rva'.op
ard srarP n-r''. 20. hy h.-' i.atc.ae "a ,ea,
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

! QUESTION ANsWfRKp Can ans reader tell
Why. when Eve was manufactured from, one 90
dams r,u. bird crl WASH I made al the
same TIM. 10 vail on her lads cofrr.pon
dent answers the question thus We eau easily
answer this question Because Adam never
came whining To Eve with a ragged stocking To-
&c darusl. COLLAR 10 he sewed on. OF glove To
be mtnd'd o.. 1T aWat = because he never read
the new spaprt uuiii ihc sun got down behind ~"
lilm 70 -. aud ,htu stretched himself out. ttWn.
ing, am super ready, dear ? Not he ~
Tie made the FIRE, and hung over the tea .kc tie
imsclf, ~, u venture, and pulled the radishrs
and peeled the bananas, and did everything else
that he OUCH, H. MIXED the cows aud ted the
chickens, ard looked after the pigs hims,lf lie
never brought home half dozen friends To iia.
ucr when Eve hada'i any fresh pomcgranaies,
aud the mango season was over. lie never STAY.
81 until eleven O'Clock to n ward meeting. hur.
fshirg for the oui.and.ou, candidate, aud then
scoding h,causc poor dear Eve Was sitting up
and crying inside the gates. To be sure he
acted rather cowardly about apple. gathering
time, but ih,n that don't deprcciaic his general
helpIulness about the garden. lie never PLAYED
billiards, nor drove fast horses, nor choked Eve
with cigar smoke. lie never loafcd around
groceries. while solitary Eve was rocking little
Gains cradle al home. In short. he didn think
che was specially created for the purpose Of wait
ing on him, and wasn't under the impression
that II disgraccd man 10 tighten his wife's cares
little That's the reason that Eve did not need
u hired gitl. and we wish u was the reason tina,
none o. her fair descendants did"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

the purity which they cxcilr in the minds OF tic
pure but steady convict, 0; their Intellectual
equality with rnca, aud with this a de- p sense Of
their social injuries Throughout life he so in
vaFiably sustained their cause that no indulgen,
lb, Zinc dared to Halter md humor, ia skcptic
srcurein the possession Of power, dared To SCOT
Al ne claims Of women in the presence of Mar.
shall, who, made clear-sighicd by his purity,
know sc sex kAr better than eiiher.'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

A toon CANE ron R,fST pAfa-Tho unusual
amolint Of rainy weather which we have had
fhis hummer has called forth many devices 10y
enabling city sojonFncni ia The country To Kill
tftne with success. Among others. game called
ne eDot'' game hes been suggested az simple
a41 ainusing. ANY number OF persons can
14< \, the emily REQUESTS being pencil aud
i<ke az paper. One Of the party reads aloud
MI nelly, but not too fast and the rest
<Eh dot for each word read. Aiicr a page
Bad The words are counted. and each player
#NH Tho number of dots he or she has mndc.
Discrepancy between the words IN the book
b dots Of tho players will be surprising
y ead Home.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23


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ro- This is the free love formula Of marriage
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and live in some brown tone front till We arc
better"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

re- Somebody once said that the most per
Zee, pcrsonifcation Of dignity he ever saw was
IN old COW standing in tho corner ola Virginia
fence complacently chewing her cud.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

"what ia your business -
said the magistrate al a police court the other
morning 20 n prisoner III am n observati mist
your worship" AN ohscrvnticnist What IL
that ?" "one who looks GROUND in the day
time 10 see what he ear steal at night, II Il
pleases Your worship" Il lid not pi,nsc his
worship. aud so he sent the observa Zionist to
prison iot sixty days.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23
Some Strange and Romantic Picis-
itudes in the Life Of "a S0r-
dtO1d Waiter.

ear after year Robert Jackson has been the
second waiter at the Grand Union but the care
less crowds that frequent the mammoth hostelFy
have not known that through his veins courses
the proudest Virginia blood
Robert 70 a small wel-made quadsnon, fash
Toned, perhaps, Ia about the same mould as
stephen 4. Douglas, for his head closely resem-
bles that Of the Little Giant. His grandfather
Wa General Harry Lee. OF Revolutionary light
horse cavalry fame, and his mother a slave wo-
man named Jcnny, maid Of Mrs. lee. Soon
after the birth Of William Jackson, the head
waiter father Jenny was sold To Col. Stewart,
u Frederick couniy, MARY Hand. The boy Will
liam showed extraordinary intelligence and be-
came pet Of his master, and on the death Of
col Stewart found himself lice hy clause ia
he will. William went Immediately TO Wash
u;ion, where he had been many times with his
master. There he met John Mclean, Postmaster
General unlcr Martin Van Buren,, aud "a friend
u his old master. Judge Mclean appointed him
messenger ia ihe Posloiiice Department, a, Il
,ilarv Of siX hundred dollars per annun.
While messenger ia the Posiohice Depart
'acni William Jackson met beautiful, long
haired oeiorqsu the slave Of old Judge John
'iews'l, Of B,llimore. The slave girls name
"a ..4. .. .5s ne ss%I - VIZ. s."s,,
u T. .'I'n' Van H.fcn'. receptions William
.,H H.. i.si' wi'h the i4-ky mt,t nni soon
nf'p Rti mon" .. gr' luI.o wee $50,
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asa, herself auI b--.i Ion know when
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Z ~ can never mar, her
sees. until somebody b4!- boz from u.r.
replied tae Judge
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-21

POPLAR LIFE or GEx. LEE This i.
the title Of now work recently issued
from the press Of John Murphy & Co.
Baltimore. Nj. Il is By Emily V. Ma
son. already well and favorahly known to
the reading public a careful examina-
ton OF the present work authorizes us to
say. il is the most interesting memorial ri
the great Southern Chieftain which is
known TO us to have yet appeared in print.
The public life Of Gen Ice has been full
Ter and ADLER given By other writers, bu,
the icho'e n'on-his private as well MS pub
lic lifc--wc have seen no whore else por-
frayed so fully and so well. The book
should be in every family. The noble
lessons Of self-control and self-dcniaT. Of
modesty. Of patience. Of "matcIlrss forti-
fnde. which it teaches should be familiar
lied in every Christian home. We hone
the book will find an extensive sale in our
county. An agent is now canvassing in
our midst for subscriptions to this work
and We bcspcak for him n courteous rcccp-
ton from all our readers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-21
HsrpEn's M.o.uxE-Harp.r's Msra

HaEpER's MAoAuSE.-Harpers Msga-
zine fes January. 1872. comes to rs laden
a. usual rifh the varied mass Of reading
matter 30 yell adapted TO the tastes Of ito
numeros. rsaders. Opening the number
we find a poem on '.Sants Claus" which
is very apsePes Of Christmas times. Mr.
j. Henry Browne follows With . good
sketch of"what I Know About Holland. I"
Readers interested in the drama will be
pleased to read u the sriumphs of Mr..
Siddons. who advanced from the barn 70
Drury Lane. The illustrations to this ar
ticle are on the whole strikine-especially
that of KembIe - "Falssaf." "A Good
Investment" Is Continued. Mr.. ". Fl.
Dali discusses the question. is Alaska pay
ing investment. and reaches the conclusion
which every man who believes in the doc
trine that the United States must extend it.
self indefinitely on al sides. win hope to be
correct. and that is tina. it has paid 10 have
bought Alaska. The poetry Of the Zodi-
&C, so interesting in itself. is also presen-
ted and Illustrated. The miscellaneous
articles. scientific and literary records. are
entertaining and instructive. The ensem-
bic Of the present number holds out he
prospect Of continuance Of the populari-
ty Of Ha7er's Monthly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-21

CHRISTMAS. As Christmas comes but
once q year" and is besides .'hallowed
and gracious time, y time for religious
recognitions. for pleasant interchanges.
social and domestic. and for innocent d.
verslons, nc shall. according to our usual
wont. suspend work and put of our edi-
torial armor for week. As this is the
last occasion before tie alvcn. Of the
18th that we can have to speak through the
Bacon. We send ont with the announce
ment of the weeks holiday we intend to
take TO ourselves. our kindest greetings 10
our readers. with the hope suljoined, that
they may realize and ovcrrun the pleasing
an'icipation- they arc now indulging of
sAc good time coming ~
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AGRICOLA.

A Coon Tmxa.-The Publishers of the
Schoolday Visitor Magazine have asked us
to say to all the boys and girls. and grown
up people too, for tha, matter, Of our ac-
quain,ance. tina. they will forward free to
any one who will send them two subscri-
bers to the Visitor. one of their Self-Ad-
jus,ing Pocket Microscopes. the price Of
which alone is $3.50. The Visitor was
established in 1856. and Is a. good as it is
old. In fact we think il one Of the very
best periodicals that comes to our table,
while its price is only one dollar year.
We advise our young folks to accept this
offer at once. Send on two subscribers
and two dollars. and get the microscope
for your trouble. It is really good thing
Full particulars in regard to clubs. and
specimens Of the Visitor will be sent upon
application to J. W. Daughaday & Co..
Publishers. 4sl and 4s6 Walnut street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-21

WEEKLY WIrxEss-We arc in receipt
Of the New York Weekly Witness and
place it with pleasure on our exchange
list. A Christian daily newspaper was
commenced in New York last July. BY
Mr.. John Dougall. who had for ten years
previously conducted Christian Daily in
Montreal. Canada. with great success.
This paper was called the Montreal Wit
ness. and il still continues. under his sons
management. to be the most extensively
circulated journal in Eastern Canada
Mr.. Dougall brought the highest testimo-
mails from leading ministers and others in
Canada, and the New York Daily Wit
ness soon obtained very favorable notices
from great number of religious and Sc
cnlar journals. Of the highest character, in
New York, and throughout the Union
column of which appears in this specimen
number Of the Weekly Edition.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-21

The FnRESoLoCICAL JOURNAL for January Is
still in the advance. For reading at once spicy.
vigorous spirited and heightened. its bulky Jam
uarv number has our warmest commcnda,ion -
\ capital beginning of the New Year The fol-
lowing are among its articles +. r. Washbu-ne.
our Minister To France: What Can I DO Best ,
Cheerful Giving: Joseph p Thomas n. r.,
Late Of the broadway Tabernacle Church: Ex-
preston, Its Anatomy and Philosophy: 'tSor'
Smith Russell, or some Studies in Facial Carl
catur-; Passages from Dyak Life: Only Head
or Not Centin the World,'' a chapter of mis-
haps. Taking Cold" or the Causes and Rem
edy of Colds Our Objects; Political Econ
omy not a Failure William y. Bvers, the
Rocky Mountain Printer REORGANIZATION:
Great fires of Ancient and Modern Times Infu-
enCe of Forests on Climate Numerous illustra-
'iorS are given. Price only 50 wear. Single
Nos. 80 cts. Now is the time to subscribe or
to make up club, and secure one of the valua-
bic Premiums offered. Address S. X. Wells.
New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-21

GEN. RoprRr f.. LEE.-We have reeeiv-
cd from the publishers. Mcssrs John Muir.
ply 4 Co, Is! Baltimore street. Balti-
more. copy Of an address on the life and
character of Gen. Robert F.. Lee, delivered
in October last before the Society of Con-
federa'e Soldiers and Sailors in Maryland
by Lieut.. General Wade Hampton. Gen.
Hampton himself was 4 prominent actor
in the most stirring scenes of Gen Lees
life, and this fact. and his high literary
culture, invest the work with no ordinary
degree of interest. The pamphlet con-
'ains 81 pages, handsomely printed on tin.
ted paper, aud sent by the publishers on
receipt Of 80 cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-21

wHEAT-Has been dull through the week,
and for Pennsyivania and Western descriptions,
OF which the receipts have been mainly ccmpcs-
ed, prices hare still further declined. Receipts
continue light but they are fully equal TO the
demand. Sales to Thursday. inclusive, add up
about 81, coo bushels. viz: Is. 600 Pennsylvania
red at frogu6l doSrn TO l57 CENTS, |, 900 do
white and amber nj i6sfG lse cents. S, 900 wes-
tern red ut from l67 down TO l5s cents. Z, 600
white prime to choice at lT5(dlS2 cents. and
200 MARYLAND at from ls5 to IFS cents for fair
TO prime red, ls0(Sls5 cents for amber, and
1850 les cents for white.
RYE-Has been in good demand through the
week and 6ru,- Sales about Z, 900 bushels at
$50 100 cents for Pennsylv ania, and lOo6 l02
cents per bushei for Western.
CORN-Has been in active demand through
the week both for foreign and coastwise ship
ments. but the extreme prices for the week were
not maintained at the close Sales To Thursday.
inclusive comprise TOO. 600 bushels white at
from 6s TO ~ cents. prime closing at 50 cents.
30, oOe bushels yellow at from 6s 10 - cents,
Is. 900 do. Western mixed to arrive on private
terms. and 10. 600 do. in lots at 10GI13 cents,
the closing sales being at 7o(T7l cents.
oATS-Have been steady and firm through
the week, though not very active. We note
sales of some 1000 bushels fair to prime at so
ass cents. 900 do. very choice bright Wes-
tern NJ SIS cents.
TOBACCo.-Receipts have been light this
week. the inspections amounting in the aggre-
gate TO less than 900 hhds., and the market has
in consequence been quiet. For Maryland leaf
there is. however. fair inquiry; and the re-
ceipts, about $50 hhds., have been mostly taken
for export Gas cents for new ground leaves.
and from 81 TO II cents for do. crop Some $50
hhds. Ohio were sold last week but this week
hear of no sales of either Ohio Kentucky or
Virginia though for these descriptions the mar
ket Is firm. Cleared this week $40 hhas 10
Bremen. and 81 hhds. to Liverpool: total s,4
hhds. Prices for all descriptions are firmly
maintained, and we quote as follows, viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-21

Coop tTEALrm FOR NOVEMBER This
excellent and valuable Magazine presents
varied and interesting table Of contents.
Having among its contributors some ofthe
most advanced medical and scientific men
Of the day. It's teachings are always in
structive and reliable. Prof. Kneeland.
DR.. ID. Joy Jefrrics. Or. Fisher, DR.. Carl
Both. and others. have contributed ar,i-
cles on their several spcciali,ics. We no.
ticc papers on Asiatic Cholera-its symp-
toms and trcatmcnt-thc Woman Question
Consumption, Home Treatment Of Insan-
ity. Prehistoric Man, Means Of Preserv-
ing Health. Dinner Time. Notes Of q
Health trip to the Pacific. Long Sighted.
ness. etc. etc. Published Monthly. by
Alexander Moore. Boston. for 81 90 pcr
year. Specimen numbers. with clubbing
and premium lists. on application.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-21

LfrEnAEr.-Gcn. Joseph F.. Johnston.
1t is said, is still at work on the history OF
his own campaigns in the war Of secession
The late General Robert T.. Lee had con.
tracted with New York House for IN,
publication Of his own military history ot
the war. but the at,emp. had been pretty
nearly abandoned. it is said. long before
hls decease. owing partially to the de-
s'ruc,ion Of ,he larger portion Of the Con-
Tolerate records and military papers. which
alenc would have made an accurate his.o-
~ possible.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-12-21

Tnf lNrrR>ArIoSALs. The grand IA.
rade ofthc lnterna,ionals. ofwhich so much
has been said, and which the New York
Police Commissioners threatened to sun.
press. came off on Sunday last. and was
in all respects an imposing demonstration
1t was participated in by women as well
as men. and passed off quietly and salts
factorily. The demonstration had a two.
fold character. the one. a parade ofthc or.
ganization, and the other, that Of fune.
sal in homer Of Rosscl. the Communist
and his companions recently executed in
Paris.
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Scientific American
FOR 1871.
TwfSrY-SEvsSrH i'EAR.


LIVERY NUMBER L. printed on FIRE raper,
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