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CUSHINGS MANUAL
OF PARL lAMENTbRY PRACTICE.

Rules Of proceeding and debate In delIberativt
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The most authoritative ex FOUNDER OF American
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. wlSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP 10 THE
PRESCRIPTION OF one otthO best Female PhysI.
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cases OF pfbESTBRY aud DIARRIlRA IN Chill.
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any other cause. Full directions for using will
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hc,Iiinllo Of CURTIS PERKIEsiG on the outside
wrapper.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-08

Wade, the murderer who was hung
in Pennsylvania, left sci, 900 secreted
where no one can find ii.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-08

A woman in West Chester, pa., re.
Gently testified that during erprotea-
sionAl career Of nineteen years she had
laid out 5000 dead bodice, (.
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thus removing the cause Of
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THE HOUSEHOLD PANAcEA,
AID
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storing healthy action to all lite paris aud quicken.
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Prepared BY
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No, as FULTON street, New York.
Rhr snls h,',ii D,v,yt.ts
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Anv p4t,hn sending use sabieIibtn asd $40 h
tah wl fretiyt one copy n The Magaiias or ,ht year
free of lny fsttan ssndng six Subscribers
"A RiO en- fsliln Tie hbst 81 fE gtag un iht dub
ssad nisnsy " PoI,Al llolty-vrdeF DAT ESpttlA
o. Pfgii,sftd Ltli,i. Addfsn
III HITCHCOCK 4 WALDEN,
cin6lhnafi, chicago, o. 81 Letis.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-08

glyonlen, Ntn, ellis ana Doy, wanied "a seIi oat
w ftfnth ard An1rlran Sewellf ,nodkt ,0amea,
r. No raptiLnstasa. eaialofnt, ftriiel Z K, fdni
iftp TO vicKEAy r co, Aigalis Ne
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Peerless Clothes Wrlnger.
L, Heyuigor Il Co., IS Fulton Street, New
York.-tCom.
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Hest and Oldest Family nedicIne.-Sin
t9rd's Lptr IAtipordt9F-A purely Vegetable CdthdT
tie aud TOBteiof Dyspepsia Cont patton, DEBILITY
SICK Headache, Bilioui Attacks, and ali deTAngS
monta Of Liver, Stomach and bowels. Ask your
Druggist for H. Bt,hlrt u fmiiatioHs.
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CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE,
& ST. PAUL
RAILWAY.

VA1IWNuAVV an DC FAuI HAlIWAy VoI
Rxtendlsg from Chicago "a aflltvankse,La
Mlnntapolls, Alto 70 hiadls6ni Prairie do
Cullen, Ausiln, oMatonnsi Charles Ciiv,
aienros.. Rtilon. fsspiin ahs q hsass..
HmhfAgiug more business Centres and Pleas
ure ItssNfig then kly other thwesietA line,
iladIsgnsiretistSg IN ~ tseuteh, Fgfi wayplA
nIi.tyAuIsI.le pieior : Corner Heed
oShhsstIhi IN 81 faai Win ~ railways dit,ir.
INV Yonx orncn 80 nfoGdwty.
ilTff6I OFFiOr4i Court ftrtlt
GaskfAL orfictl- ankee, via, ~
=. 9. ilnlLLt Gen. Maniktf,
n v M cAIlrEfrKn, o. r. thd +. AGENT
1O< per Day commltiidn nr $40 4 ve,i
gztn ssl,,,5 y sfPsssss : "a, 4 lat
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II. IL. MCDONALD & CO.,
druggists and Gen. Aets., San IFanclico CALIFORNIA;
and cor. Of 'WAshingt1n and Charlton Sis., NJ v.
sold by all Druggists aud Denteru.
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ll. THIlaES IHlR 10 Faah.

0!ynsail aayiss az sIs,y cIs sh y,
young for Al lgel, te1ef. or oonaitlona N wv
Agents wanted t6f thia the beet seillsg book Pub
fURNRR, "a Warrington Avenue, 81 Louis, NO
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-08

In the Popular Science Monthly there
is short article relative to the power
Of endurance manifested by tho 'larvn
Of some insects, and among them Of
the bot fly. II mentions aycase where
o piece OF the stomach Of a dead horse,
which was covered with bot worms, was
spread on . board, and spirits Of tur.
pentine was poured on the worms Z; yet
after an hour not one was detached from
the flesh. Then whale.oil was poured
on them, when they all let 60 their hold
and died almost Immediately. Hence
the inference that whale.o should be
used to detaeh the worms from the liv.
ing horse when attacked by bots,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

FEcuSprrY OF FIsHrs-The ..Sclchti-
fic American" says. II is said that pro-
bably about 90. 900 900 or 70, ,0OO. 200
Goldfish are taken from the sea annually
around the shores of Newfoundland. But
even that quantity seems small when VIC
consider that the cod yields something
like $500 eggs each season. and even
5000 200 have been found in the roe OF
a single cod Other fish. though not
cdual.ug the cod. are vsonde.fuiiy produc-
tive. A herring six or seven ounces in
weight is provided with about 80. 900 ova.
After making all reasonable allowances for
the destruction of eggs an3 of the young.
it has been calculated that In three years
a single pair Of herrings would produce
] "a. 600. 900. Button said. that If pair
Of hcrrings were left to breed and multi
ply und;strrbcd for a period Of twenty
years. they would yield fish bulk equal
to the globe on which We live. The cod
far surpasses the herring in fccundi.y.
Were it not that vast numbers ofcggs we're
destroyed. fish would so multiply as to
Gil the waters completely.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
4 COMMON MISTAKE.

II strikes the most Of persons. when
they first sit dow 10 Sewing Machine,
that it is so complicated they Hill never
be abe to learn its operation. This i.
true Of many machines, but . single days
use Of the New Howe Machine with
the instruction that 10 easily obtained
will enable any lady to make a good be-
ginning. aud few days practice will
make it pleasant employment. Oi
course in this. As in any other work. prac.
tice is needful to reach perfection. Sew.
ing With the needle in the fingers is no,
learned in day. and years are required
to become an expert. Bat q few weeks
use Of the New Howe Sewing Machine
will enable any lady to do oil her plain
sewing. and to do it we'll. and soon her
fine sewing with far more success than
with her needle. and leave her plenty OF
time for everything else she may have on
hand. Call aud see these world d-renowned
Machines. or take one on trial Of the
Agent. Mr.. G. 4. Simms, Leonard
town.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

VERY DEAF-Between Kenosha shd
Milwaukee an asert Of the Travellers To-
surance Company of Hartford. entered the
car. and having issued tickets to several
of the passengers. approached an elderly
lady. who, it afterwards appeared, was
deaf.
Madam. would you like to insdre against
accident 7 inquired the agent.
I'm going TO Oshkosh to visit my daugh-
ter who is married up there aud has jus,
got baby
The agent raised his voice a little.
Would you like to insure your life
against accideutT
She's been married two years and a
half. It's GAL
Agent still louder.
'1m an insurance agent. madam; don,
you want your life insured against acci-
dent 7
'Ch. I didn't understand you. said the
old lady. No. her name is Johnston
my name is Evans. and l live Eve miles
from Kenosha.'
The agent vanished.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

H Under great tree, close to = vii.
lage. two boys found walnut.
1t belongs to me. said Ignatius. for
was the FIRST 70 see il.
No. it belongs to me- cried Bernard,
for / picked it up and 50 they began .s
quarrel in earnest.
Il will settle the dispute said an older
boy who had just come up.
lie placed hlmself between the two bows,
broke the nut in two. and said:
The one piece Of shell belongs to him
who 6rst saw the nut; the other piece ol
shell belongs to him who FIRST picked il
up; but the kernel I keep for judging the
ease. And this. he said. As he sat douu
and laughed, 'is the common end Of laS-
Suits
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

A Goor Wukb fok ffUa,N NATURE -
1t vas the genial Diedrich Knickcrboc-
ker who said: Il have not SO bad an opin-
ion Of mankind as many of my brothci
philosophers. do not think poor human
nature so sorry piece Of workmanship as
they make it out to be; and so far as
have observed. am fully satisfied tha,
man. If left to himself. would about Al
readily 60 righ, as wrong. 1t is only
this eternally sounding In his ear that i,
is his duty TO 60 right which makes him
60 the very reverse. The noble inde.
peudence of his nature reso!:s at this in
tolerable tyranny Of Law. and the perpct-
ual interference Of an oficious mortality,
which are ever besctting his path with Hn-
gerposts and directions to keep to the
righ. as the law Directs aud. like a spir.
tied urchin. he turns directly contrary
and gallops through mud and mire. owe.
hedges and bitches, merely to show ,ha, h,
is lad Of spirit, and out Of his leaeiug
strings
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
tWri,tsn for the Beaeon.)
T1 ONE WHO WILL REMEMBER.

Ls9y, thou d.dst pray for me
rhen was Gas, upon the deep;
Dfdst thou ask might return
AID not beneath the billows sleepf
Didst thoussk of God to right
Ny little bark upon the tide,
To keep IL ever In his sight,
And safely to harbor guide3
God bless thee for that prayer,
When kneeiins at the sacred shire,
All heaven would thee gladly hear
Aid grant a.single thought Of thine.
], too. didst pray In ths. fearful hosr,
For strength to guide me DER the sea,
And ssroee against the mighty power
That bore me far from home and thee.
When all around was dark and drear,
Beneath seemed ope my silent grave;
thought Of hopes, once bright and fsir,
So soon TO sleep beneath the wave.
And when the raging wares rolled by
Ana all Of life save hope had flown
Ny heart gave to God on high,
Ny thoughts Of earth to thee alone.
SELIG.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

She did it. fsehtS:cue pcuad. vas
the gsin in I've months. Her spirits
were happily enlisened. snA.he spent half
her time in telling her friends Of her de-
light With the new habits. She had no
further cause to complain ofskin and bones.
and she had the special gra,'asat.oh of
appearing moro attractive in the eyes Of
her lover. He. like sensible man. when
he saw the good effects Of the aine-o' clock
-to-bed arrangement. heartily approved
Of d, and became convert himself.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
ST. MARY'S BEACON


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why. I thsught she - 80
lady H.
so did I. BET Il seems shs m ~.
bsrs. what do Yen suppoos = . ~
back r he added spcaking soeY1I| IL
fear the baby would cry.
Il don't know falsersd Hat Nm
souisg sfill more; perhaps 81 sgul
something'
Yes. did,
what 10 il. said Barbsfs. NJ -.
pointed. -
4 forge. 10 sat y=s if So sssss
y me-.
Dear me. was that I'll = cid ma,
lady demurcly. - l.&.s4-.11....xes' c.
+ Isn't that enough? ? Say, Barbara. viii
your
I'll think Of it, answered Barbsra.
No. but tell me now. Quick, the b.
by's waking up
We'll. then-yes'
Barbara had taken the little thing in lea
arms and disappeared before she had time
to utter her waking yell.
A week afterwards Mr.. Joseph Veley
took the 1890 return train with wife and
niece, the happiest Of reclaimed old bach.
elors. aud it was all the unconscious bsby's
work.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

~ A lady asked her doctor If he did
not think the smell bcnnets the ladies wore
had a ,eniensy to produce congestion Of
the brain. Oh. no. replied the doctor.
Women who have brains don't wear
them
EE .Mamms. can't ~e have anything
We wan,!'
Yes. my dear; bu: Be careful I'd q.
want anything you cant have
Plato said that Col had 90 framed IS
laws. that i, 10 for the advantage er,.s
sIe 20 observe thep.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

fF A lady returning from an unpro-
fi,ablc trip to church. declared tha. whom
she saw the shawls Of those Smiths. and
then thought Of the things her own pro
girls bad 10 wear. If it wasn't for the ccn-
ISOLATION of religion. she did no. knOs Shat
she should do
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
Dental Notice.

7 respectfully offer my services A
Il To those who may desire them. 0y
All operations performed upon the AI1D
teeth known TO the profession Of Dentistry
Persons desiring my services at their homes will
r,cs, with prompt attention by dropping .,e
note at Leonardtown. Teeth inserted in any
manner desired, and at reasonable prices Oi
Hce and residence in Lecnard,own, 81. Masy'i
eeaniy, Nd. Very Respectfully,
PAGEE DMUNDS.
Dee IL, lsri-Hs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

nyfRSJ c. MlLBuRN, formerly lof 81. Ns.
XV1 ry's eeaaty, has removed trom Ne. %
Hanover St., 20 loo VI. LsssSard ss., sssween
SAsrp aaa Liesrts, and is prepared tel secei.s
permanent and transient BoAi dess.
Jaas tSIo--.f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

rREA1 BARGAINS cffrr<d In Mill.
" nery aud Fsney Gooss a:
GREENWELl B fENwlCx'S.
Eay 80, 1873
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

~ Every girl uAo intends 10 Qualify
for marriage. should 20 through = course
~ cookery. unfcrtubssely. but few wives
re able to dress auythiAS ~, themselves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
ST0TES!f STOVES ~

"E wish TO call yoar attention to our large
w stock Of
CHEAP STOVES,
Tia Har and House KeepiRs Articles
MI Of which We are selling as Greatly Reduced
Bates Tor Cash, Wholesale aud Retail, in order
10 rebuild our store. Please call before you
purchase -
Al FISHERS
Stove aud Tin Ware House,
% n. GAY Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
Se-Psiee Lists sent gratis.
~ Repairs for Stoves at Foundry Prices
Dee u. ls1l-u. ..e ".
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
The Lsmcuntich Of Richmond,
Va.
by Gen. Lee L. his Army, April 2, '65.
.ESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERS AM

\ new and beautiful Engraving l4xls inches
in size. Cen. Lees Army crossing the James
river. the city Of Richmond on fire and many
r,h,r things which make this picture gem OF
ATT one v hich should hang in the parlor ol
every Southern home. Ssntby mail mounted
"n roller and postpaid, on receipt OF 20 cts. :,
OF ; ior 30 cents.
Address
}. &. l. w. NJ. BCRROw.
Publishers, Bristol, Tenn.
Agents wanted 10 sell Pictures. Books, Charts
&c &c. From - 10 SIS per day can easily bs
made. Sesd for private terms and Catalogues
may Il, is!3-s,s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

4 gentleman says that The older his
daughters beeVG> tie 'jearss' they ar. 70
hin.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
HUMAN f.IfE.

AOMAN LIFE.
Aasr a-fss9suy brain
win ret from all is care and pain.
Aster swhile-Earth's rush will cease,
And wearied heart end sw~et release.
Afsse awhile-a vanished fket,
And errsy seat--a sssait place.
Ailer awhile-a man forgot
~c'>Sied hsadstoae-unknown spot.
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-. - -. 81 -.


To provide means Tor the magnificent Con
eert. oSE = hUSbHEu THOUSAND TICEgTS oNIy
will be issued.
whole Tickets sic; Halves, 81 and Quarters.
N%ee. Etsre1J sr{i0IE Tfr7-efs ror- SFo4 ~ lis
epsfut oqs tssS tftO9i SieG orders
Tho object OF this Tn EFf Cor, gT
the two heretofore given with such tnjrarSaI
approval. Is the enlargement and epd0vyry,ey{T
Of the E'IsesEtc AsRtssssE ct >
by the special act authorizing The roncarf fo-
its benefit Is TO he forever free TO all c5rfze1s
OF every State. The drawing will to under ia
supervision OF the Trustees of the 4 library p.
sisted by the most eminent citizens % the TTrf-
TED StntsS The sale OF tickets has iFe dt- 1erg,
EreS.sd SO far that comnIste success Is assured
End buyers are therefore notified THAI tnev
must order a. once tf they desire 10 participant
IN the drawing.
The management Of this underta king has
been conn tted by the trustees 70 HoN- TFTOS
J.. Bra Nj FITS. late Governor OF kentucky. tr
whom com municatious pertaining 10 the Gif1
Concert may be addressed
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