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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27

fss DAYS sahscqaeas 10 che fusersl she
ycune lady wished her and avoSed hers
sslf the lawful ~wcsldcd wife af hsrsleaa
snn. The weshes nassssllys diAAelisved
the assertion. and denied iis trusA. pes-
hsps desuing h AZ aslvaacs toward ssesr-
ing her sea's shass q hcs kusbsnds prop.
crty. sras sgsFfsh 50 z{af - - a>,a s.
'1Jhs sise. fsvssl she sFpessedass Ss.
modessly subsiasiased tho truth ef her
dselsrssinn By producing . eesti6eass 81
,ssrsia 80. aprpsriy made oas. -sessisx
far,h her eaisn ss the deceased hya elcr.
eymas eight years sge Al the same
time shs iusimsscd hers siussntion Of apply-
ins &c hes dead hastasdS property.
And thus the matter. stands at present.
aad - hefars stated. r. one almos, with.
out rara:lcE The myAery of Il i shis
that for eight long years the deceased
has kept the secret of his marriage from
all cave his wife Furthermore. during
MI that period of time he has meter passed
but few hours at time in her society.
and the greater mystery IS what caused
the union to be kept suc', profound 80.
eres What effected their separation.
what has been the cause "f her remaining
81 long in ohscurity. seeking her own liv-
ing. while her husband pnsscsscd wealth,
the wifi can reveal IL so di>p ,scl. but
tile dead lip, Of the husband never can.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27
HAvpwnrr,xo OF DISTINGUISHED Mrx.

HAvpwErrixo OF DISTINGUISHED MEx.
-Cl. F"rncy. in his recoliec,iuus Of dis
tinyuisl,-.l men. saws:
.'Scna'"r Summers writing is eharac-
teri.tically large anl di.,inr,; short sen.
tenccs. carefully ?rinnd. good ink and
excellent sta,icnrry-somewha after the
Parliamentary fashion. lie is pro-
digi"us worker. and. I fear. even his
rrosiin,ion cannot keep his hand fsom pen
ani pe"eil. Caleb Cushing writes very
rapidly. and it requires one familiar with
his manuscript to interpret it. or all
men. however. none was harder 10 under
stand than Thnddeus Stevens. have
some notes Of his which would puzzle an
expert. John Lo't:op Motley. the his,
t"rian. is .::'gularly precise. Thackcray
seems to rejoice in small feminine charac-
tiers. and took great delight in his letters
to hi> friends 20 decorate the border with
all manner of curious caric.,ure.. Rn-
bert I. Conrad. the poet. WAS n most DEL
icatc anl di e,dst te writer. Some Of his
poems were not lcss models of literary
beauty than Of mechanical taste. Viii
liam B. Reed. SO well known in politics
aud in literature. writes hand very
much like the venerable Henry G. Carey
fair to look upon. but sometimes hard
to unrarcl. Stephen A. Douglas dashed
of his letters without much regard 20 an
r"araacc. He seemed to be always und CIR
Il high pressure. and wha; he wrote was
written with intense feeling. John G
Fremont signs his name boldly. a little
after the Dickens style. William II
Seward was excessively particular in the
preparation Of his speeches. and composed
with drlihcraiion. heard an old steno-
graphcr say that after he had taken down
Mr.. Seward. literally. in ono Of his greatest
Efforts. and presented him the full report,
the Statesman recast the whole discourse.
and scnt i, to the printers in his own
hand. Senator Morton w,ics in bold.
round characters. Thurlow Werd's is
significantly ediio-ial-any body who secs
il can tell that he has reelcd or mul,itu.
,iinous leaders. McMichael Of the North
American. writes neIvously. in straight
lines. frequently hard to solve. Boxer.
the poet. prides Himself upnn his coo! anl
dainty chlrocrnphy. Eufus Cholie wn~
"a dreadful afl cii"n to the printers when
they 70; hold of his legal papers. and the
nan who most rcscmbled him in his time.
George W. Barton. "f Pennsylvania. was
aims, prolific IN his ora,orv as In hi,
handwriting and il was far cusir~ to en-
jny h;s ma.ni6crnt rhetoric than his writ
ten sentences. FIlnorc's style was meth
"lical and slow; Pierccs qui.k. bold aud
lcgiblr; incn'n's small, careful and ra,il-
rr lab"rcd; Grants unprC;ending and
easily read" ~ -.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27
HIGH PRICES.

I: has long been evilcn. that many
VIII" desire /" purchase a Lnck-Sii,ch
Sewing Machine fnr d.mcs,ic rsc. or Of
ten. perhaps. ~ an aid toward procuring
n Livelihood. were deferred from doing So
hy the high price Of a Lock Stitch Ma
chine, with the various appliances hcec.-
sary. e's,ins more than many Eel. willing
10 pay. et
Varions cheap m-chincs we're pn. in
:hc market, making curious and fancy
stitches; but in the end on account Of re-.
pairs constantly needed. time lost when
they would not work. and garments spoil
cd when they would work, they proved
mere expensive than the Lock Stitch Ma.
chimes; and the seams that were warren /.
ted to take on, easily-if you knew how
-t,ad n way OF ticking Themselves out at
time and in manner never anticipated
by the wear,r. -g .s-tEt
In view Of these facts. Etras Howe,
tie original inventor OF Setting Machines.
resolved 70 give the world Loek-S,i,ch
Fanily Sewing Machine that shoali eom.
Liae oil the best p1inis Of bis, preriiors
machines. ssiih such improvements AZ bic
long experience and ripe Judgement
should suggest; in . word. the best possi-
tlc machine. to be sold at the aiaimum Of
profit, tel:ins upon the large sales, sure
TO follow The introduction Of . s,sicGf
frs; class machine at moderate price.
The Howe Machine can be obisined Of
the Agent, g. "A. Simms. Lconsrdtown.
Al New York prices and On easy terms.
The public win please bear in mind that
some other Machines are cold u ffi,es
aelsrrs ca,-rce orer Neg 1'ots rricss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27

Man AND WIrx.-Somc years ago a
gentleman Of wealth. residing in the north
part Of Boston. died. leaving a wife.
daughters and a son. Some time after
the daughters we're married ard left the
home circle where their mother and
hr"ihcr lived under tic r.~f where they
had grown hr from childhood. The nn
for the pas, eight or nine years had man
ifr>,cd in every particular an increasing
deviation and regard for the comfort aud
happiness Of his mother. and .y unrenit.
ting attention anl constant Attendance he
had sirivrn iuchcer anil make happy her
declining years. As prof of his fi,lei-
ify and love frr her welfare. it is stated
that nil through those long eight or nihc
years he never slep, away :rom the raren-
tai roof two nights in succession. If out
Of an evening f'r social visi, or on mat
tiers Of business. long before the hours be-
came late he was at home. Thus u.nthcr
aad son lived on. gliding smno,I,ly lifc's
journey. ean,cntcd ard harpy together.
During the latter par, of January last
the son complained Occasionally of feeling
indispose.l. but bei,,. cheerful and arnar-
enily not seriously H. M s-ca, a,nrehcn-
si"ns :sete Eel, On Sunday morning he
arose evidently in g.,od health. Shortly
after breakfast the ,neilscr had occusion
To leave him for a few no,ncn,s sitting hy
the TIRE. and on her rc,urn 10 the ansri-
ment she found hi,n lying GA the f,cs
breathing heavily. with every symp,am of
mn af"riectic a.. Alr.licai nsi wns iu-
s'an'ls summoned. hut no,'ins enali be
done. and in f.w hours he expired.
! Arrangements were r.aic fsr the Ia,
trihare OF respect aud sf!rr,ion 10 he raid
70 his remains. nd the time Of the cerc-
heniss fIeJ. Aanng the many, wln
were informed of his sudden aud sad dc.
m'>cswas you,.y lady Sh.m he had &C.
csasi"ssly slpken osso hi. mother in such n
inanner .as T., rire her The intremce ,ha,
be entertained IN at.arh rhment Tor her.
At the fine of the funeral this youns
lady was present. aud hy her actions man
ifcssed the deepest sorrow and grief a, hi.
death. A,iirrd Ia dep aspur,ing, her
node.t leLasior aa1 tic, evident SINGER.
ity Of her demonstrations falls interested
the genuinene>s ~ her Feelings. With
the rrst n tie fr'icsers ihe accompanied
tie rcinsins 10 their lat resting place.
The surprise Of she mother can FAR bet.
Ger Be imsgised than described, rhcu .
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TnE YcuSG MEcnayrc.-A clever

TnE YouSa MEcnaxrc. A clever wri.
ter says: Let every farmer who has
boys provide them a scorkshop. Yes. let
eyery father have q Workshop. or work.
room. or. workbench. where the boys may
CRAFTY their longing for tools. and satisfy
their restless activity for something TO
do IL siioald be made PLEASANT. attrac.
tive. and comfortable. If room enough,
there should b. workbench and vice. q
shavinS-,ool. and perhaps q small foot
lathe. two ur three planes, angers Of dif.
erent aizes. n few chiscls. ksife. saw. and
hammer. For those who cannot afford
the whale. part would answer. and tn
those who can. ott1r tools might be ad.
He'd; the cus, of the tool. brirs but a tri.
fc compared with III" advantages gained.
onr "f which is a real p~ogrcs< IN prae,i.
r"l educdsicr. II has b'cn SAID. the best
inheritance n man can leave his children
is no, money to maintain them. Int tho
ability to help aud take care Of them.
seres.
"A young man who c.n at any time
mend STA. chair. rocker. harness or tin
ware. set the clock. repair an umbrell,.
whi'ewash the wall. paper a room. and do
hundred other small jnhs. will get
through the world far n,nre comfortably
and t'riftily than one who Is constantly
Obliged to depend OH the help Of others.
Besides all this. and greater still. is tho
moral influence Of tools in furnishing
boys something cheerful to do in stormy
weather or leisure hours. and thus weak
ening any temptation to attend those places
Of diversion which SO often lay the f"ua-
ia:i9n Of lifelong harm to character"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27

COURTESY Nowhere is weil-hrci cnur-
,esy. or the lack If il. more observed than
in travelling. On the steamboat and in
the cars the qniet observer easily detects
those who have been educated under re-
fined influences. or those whn. wi,hou,
special cultivation. are poss, ssed of native
politencss. 1t is not cducaiion alone. nor
wealth. nor high social position. nnr cost
ly trapping. that makes one pleasant
companion. There must exist q kindness
Of feeling towards strangers. O general
recognition of equal rights in tile cos.f'r,s
and eonvcnienccs provided for THE public.
and a quickcncd disccrnmcnt f,r the needs
OF others. The gentleman who SPREADS
out his luggage on couple of seats in the
cars. aud prrsis.cn,ly reads his ncwspa-
per detcrni,edly u,iconscicrs that Others.
who lave paid as much as he has. are
looking in vain for n scat. is as truly ILL.,
bred as the country giri who noisele.>ly
eats her pint oi peanuts. scattering shells
on seat and fluor. utterly regardless ofth
annoyance she gives her neishhors II
this democratic cnuniry We travel in pub
lie convcyances too much as il they we're
our own private carriages How o,irn the
eleventh and twelfth passengers IN a city
omnibus. Who know they have full Claim,
to seat. are disc.miartcd by the out.
spread garments. the inmovah!c attitude.
and blank faces of those who happen to
have entered the stage bcfrc them Com.
mon civil,, demands th1t . movement be
made .. give room until the complement
is 6ssd cut; afterward courtesy aud gen.
s'es',y Will e'sen Pro@r, to a'tcntion,
what Justice may s"s require. II is sur.
pr's'ms how a,ueh che co.fsrf atsl rl.as-
sre ct any j"ursev. ssl,eihcr bong cor short
Is enhsners! BY ,h".r li,tls. aam-l...s eaur.
tc>ie> which are .fi-re,l in>siheiivrls am,
n'r ftrioa>,y to Strangers hy refined. we'll
bred travellers. st,d pcrsens in wi,nm ma.
live tact aud d,licacy almost n.ske up ia,
the layk ei the ,lueat;ng and refining i,..
fur necs Of good society. Sahmer Jour
h.yius IN crowded boats sn1 rars il rr.
bath Of patience AID teliirns.s. Thric.
hairy the, ~io pas, n..ily ,L,.ugh il. fo,
th,r o~n sake. tar The eaa.!sst Of rom
psssons. aud E"r the rcruia,i.h Of poo
hniIan nature in general.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27

~ ~~-
~ e - ! 9 y :
80 - - .s,. .a:.s ~ 4 81, !,
:,s ,.s.s.s. =, 80 +. . ~
-. !. sSxs -. -a:I q. i - 9 q !
49, ...;.,. " =; 80. 80 y. 49, - -.
...I,. = -. -. 81 - q. Rr.s-
-: - - 49, !! = . .s- 90
,r..., F.. :. - - y ~ ~ 8. 8
an. - Ss--s s-s;| - ,
~. ;........s. 1 .i.-:.a-s !. r. s:.iss.-,
49, - s;. si:...-..s-s;.- - 49, + !. 81 !
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1.ssss.i = ,s.-- ,s.si. |. ~.
-. s;~s- = - - ii. Vi
serr ,-;rr<se - 80 s,ss L C =
ri. ~ sol;3 80 81 u
a. irn..E = 81. 90 -. =
1}wdeoST @ine ana vs1S< 5ter{ ssi5lS e,
Esrsv miseses. Ga he vevy 6rst aay !, ,h;s
eojs q .limcptsfion v,s besun. his d.
ttssi& sroubIes disappeared and within |.
wkck hc,sr(,snsa % Psis.A ~-ys
tte ccntjwvsd the ssrs,c mesto.l of .,idAen.
ts.ion los Utmost three weeks. and then
sradusliy diuinishcsi the nsa,bcr Of his
homccpsshie meals aud Increased the
amount takeh at each of them until in
about eight Or ten DAYS he canie TO cat
o6ly three times day, and . full neal ut
each time.'s ua a
The following paragraph will serve TO
give the reader a clearer idea o. the treat
ment commended f. V
The plan consists in giving but very
little of solid or fluid food Of any kind Of
drink at a time. and giving these thing.
ut regular intervals Of from 10 to % or 80
minutes, All sorts Of food may be taken
in this way. but during the short period
when such n trial is made. il il obvions
that the lancies af the ra,ien,s arc 10 be
laid aside. and tia, nourishing fo,l. :ucb
as roasted or br"iled meat. and es,ecia,,y
beef. mutton. eggs, We'll baked hre,I and
milk. with butter and cheese and n very
mo.ic. ate quantity ~ vegetable, an; fru;i
ought 70 rrusri,u,e the dietary of N. ma.
,i.n,s we try 10 r,.j;cxe Th;s MIA, sho.,,,
b. rursued two or th,ee wr.ks after
which the pa,iept should praduaI;v rr,urr
T., m. ord;,,-v sv.,er .f e,,;r. ,h,.c
,;,e. -, d,v
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27

.SuicsDE, NJ SrAssAyoS.- Hase,aaa. !.
who records a case Of suicide BIZ ssarsa.
ton. says thst .aitef n absaiacnce of eirh.
tech dsys the man ssiIl t<~ashei. hss ex.
rared alesr. = 6stlE sosp hsd been fcreed
dorm his throns.' On HE person they
soaad . diary. hon uhich tie following
are extracts '.s'ase 1ae has
sSep.. i8Afse generous psi,sa,hc.
pss uhs dsjgesa ~ corpse Il slrcsassssd
to burg u. and 10 repays kinsslf for the.
'roshle by my clothes. WY purse. my
pocket eook aud kaiks. have M, cons-
siiised suicile. bu. tie II starvation be.
cause bad aseW have acprived me Of nv
fsstsnes asa ! do not el,coss 10 be bar
'len On ,ny friesds. his unnecessary 10
opea ny bodJ. since I have said I die u
sept. if-wha, night I hs.o pas.
SD: u has rsiaed. am Get through.
thave been 90 cold. -aa
Sept. 1S-Thc cold rain fnrccd me IA
get up and walk. Ny, talk wa. very fee.
hle, Thirst madc iife lick m the wa.ef
which still rested IN the mushrooms -
How nasty sbst water was! s-ess 49,,
'SsPt. lS-The coll. the length af tho
nights. the sligh,ncss Of my clothing.
which makes me feel the cols more keen.
ly. have given me great suffering
Sep, 21--ln nv stomach there is great
c"mmo;ion-hunger. aud ahave all. ihirss
become more and more frigh,fal. For
three days there has been norain. Would
| could lick up the water from the mash.
rooms nov |
Sept. 2i-Gnabls to endure sisa tor.
tures of thirst. I crawled with great labor
To an inn. where I hough, bs,lc Of beer.
which did not quench my thirst. Ia tho
evening I drank some water from thu
hump near the iun where I toush, the
beer.
Sept 23-Yestcriay I could scarcely
move. much less write. To-day ,hirst
made me 90 TO the pump. The water was
lev cold. and made NC sick. had con.
vulsior. in the evening; nevertheless. I
returned to the pump.
Sept. 26-My legs seem dead. Fur
three days l have been Unable to 20 TO
the pump. Thirst Increases. Ny weak.
ness is such that I could scarcely trace
these lines to-day.
Sept. 21-l have been unable 10 move.
II has raiucd. My clothes are not dry.
y" one would believe how much l suffer.
Daring the rain some fell in my month.
which did not quench my thirst. Yes.
terjay saw n peasant about ten yards
from me. bowed to him. lie return.
cd my salu,ation. I, j. with great regret
that | die. Weakness and commissions
prevent my writing more. ! feel this Is
the last timc.,, ~s.~
This pathetic case illustrates. as indeed
all other cases do. the truth that thirs, il
far more terrible than hunger. The mans
resolution was not strong enough to resist
the desire for drink. vet he never see ms
to have faltcred in his determination to
refrain from food. It will be. further no.
tircd that he ceased to complain Of tho
cold when thirst set in iercely. bccaale
.her fever had also supervencd.
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"
k.srsnx PRoysass.-Ihe vell-kaoxn
ssFs.ng nee @ ;e"x gan h.fse IN ths
seoe'h; hss''ss eqa'sa'ea, IN badasa. one
g sse isai,n schsnes- IL any emo "nsrs
y's s"na,"' 10 not ask u y gives mix
.r =" srnaeting o. - eornt
s.''i uleA.s me ure y 'deas,s9 w"n me
'ahe z'encn pfo,ese. =, ,s ses's-
- i..ss c''sa saIef. whue lne ninau ~
] se.y Puesque sna cpsr.cscr-
."'ise ss,"s ss ks,sed oy =
s',.a " o,sck stump Asa'n.
- ~ -. ~ :. :" - va 10 ss.s s.a.'
- = = !, ......S -. w ". S"s. nea :"
i1s~ ss.s ii, - -. = : rs.... -:
- ,sIsis.s - = s,s.s... ,...,. -, - s
r - sSss,ss;sss 49, a .i.s.
~ 80 - 49, = 8 81 ,,s,s.s :.
el.,h,rt sse.s .,'-,1''
The Eurrvesn rroserbs The, Ma mn,
II . hero !. his v.lre de ;eh.mhre :, o,a
that .1,hni,i,r;sv hreed, c.r,.mos, ,r.
,erselv ..a o,c,mrc.ou.lv. .cc,, hind II, ~.
Tamil .a.yc !. .Tb. te,.n,, a., ,,,,.,' mo,
fear The .idol., The M,r,.r,l;. ,c,,ov.
boasser vbs, ,,,or;es ,over the .,s,r,u,,,s
With the ri,hy remark. .Anvone On, lean
a fallen tree and ,h.ir nrox.rh RIM.
min. up and down the .Los, d.es n.t bring
one sooner to land is a keen retuke TO
thnsc who chafc and fret under eircum.
stances of forced inac,iop. while The s,cr,.d
warming no. to cast nearls befor. swine i,
ap,ly paraphras.d by tue question. .Wba.
is the use of rcadins the Y.i,s IN , will
bu.faioY A few more Tamil s,,;u,.
sc.m well wnr,l,v of notice. The tears
Of the oppressed are sharp swords reads
like n sentence from the n,ose, bs Of Sol,.
mon: and The flower ont of r,ac, is dcl-
;c,,ca 70 CoJ,; IA .,r,Jv u,s, ,r,.os,,
.,,,e,,.,. ,f IN. f,,;I;,r AZ d.v ,,r.,,. -,
.,rr;.o .,a ..,r;s.. <, a.. .,l,,.s r.,
,,ro
IN. an, ...oa, =, an, h.,,
:. Ill, 80 -. r;,,, .mn.
- al....a. ,,1 - H., ..:,.,e .
,,,n, 80 E...,;'n -. 80 -. ;. L..
60 ,.. .;.. .I,;,. S.;u. -. .ni
,;r,,Io e.. ,....n... .ni 81, 90, -
I..,l,t.., :. ,:... ~
=, "s"
g =, P"
go, o ""! i"'1"9
" ." "'' '"'n
.e' """' '"e "'''cr ~ anu '"'u'n's OF
'.'', '"' .''"y are SUNNI" up IN thc
smp'e SAVING ne ,n' :""s oyer u"'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27

lNrcxfiNr DArrs.-The following will
refresh the minds ei euf teaslcrx as e. the
dates ot the most important Inventions.
dssr0vrsiss susi imrrssrmcn's str advan.
,agcs at which wc now ujH: Siianihs
wheel invented fsSu- n PAPER kust made
Of rags fil5 Massem ins, uttd ana frss
ssed ir Bag shnd in 1921. PahI n.scn-
tsa ll25 Printing invented sy fsus,
fiil Engraving ON uood inssa,rsl s-sssO.
P"si-.fLees established in England l65.
Asmanaes srss rubhsh,d liff Printing
introduced into England b, Csx,oa l414.
violins iaven.ed ll1II. Rcscs f,s, plant.
Cd in Eaglsn 1905. Ha,chc,s 6sss made
in 1904. Punctuation 6ust used in liter
stare lSa0. Observation-Disclosures q
teUes.Sererusieseshsrliketkis. 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27

EE An old bachelor said .'thore's s
carned sight more jcwelry worn now-a-
DAYS than when vas young Bu, there's
one piece that | alssys admired which I
dcn', cf,en See now" "what il tha, I"
asked yoang lady. "a thimble." was
the reply. lie was regarded with con-
tempt aud scorn by every lady in the room
for the rcst Of the evening.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-27

''Crspsr MoaiLisR"--Thc szxansi 81
Bosisa qnssse ecss& citing sashorisies ~ to The
cerucs Pronunciation uf .Crraif Alal,ii,er. ,
John ID. Alley rrnnaunees il Csrdis No
hcel-ysa; Judge luland-Crdis Mo-si..
air, Oakss Ams--Credii Me-bil-ss; Gen.
Banks-Credit Ma.bil-y-s; Seaasof E,e.
ssnscn- Cfea-ay Mo-bill-ser. -,
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kT 4 I,,n,ingbur

T 4 Lan.ingburgh. n. T.. nau.
thinking he was about to d,e. endeavored
tn get promise from hss yonng wife ,hss
she woali never marry again, The LADY
'he.issted long time. bat snally gave her
ha>band's snxious heart partial ease by
saying. i min promise not 10 marry more
than can help,
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Dental Notice.

II respectfully offer my services RA
i TO those Who ma, desire sheu. jS)S I
All operations psrscrmel upon the NtrYVN
teeth known to the pseisssion 0: Densis,ry. =
perscas desiring MY services NJ their homes - II
meet With prompt stsention hy drcprsae .-e
nete At Leonardsown a. Teeth Inserted in an,
nAnaef desired. and a. reasonable pricss Vi
Gee and Fesideaee in Leonasdtown, 81. NARY
county, Na. Very ksrsssfslly.
Dec IL, lsTi-Us ..,...
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: ~ A little by the ether day was put
inio long trousers Tor The iirsi time. Sosrc
one asked him Why he had changed p
"WeH."be replied. "tisc boys made fun
OF me. and l wasa't gsing 10 wear my
pants s' hsifwss. sny lon.er."
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TnK CSfoRrcSArE CnIxrx.-fi Is said
,ha, ) yfa,er Jim N,c. .waa.s 10 90 To Chi
In Ssfr the 4th ef Mauh. There is mn
bys on the lace of.thc caIih who ought
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