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Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribuns.
MLE OF SECURITIES HELD DY q. II. dR1NfELL i co:
New YoIK, Nov. 25.-An order directing tho
l. 10 Of accuritics held by Brown Brothers Il Co.
Tor *a3o, 600, belonging to George Bird Grinnoll
Z Co., bnnkrnpts, was made to-day By Judge
6latchford in tho United States District Court.
THE DEFAroAT1oN or s1MrsoN,
New York agent Of Lichtonborgh. nnnufac-
;uror Of tobacco, against whom proceedings In
bankruptcy were begun in Detroit on Saturday,
Is larger than expected. 1t III believed horo thai
F1ichtcnborgh WAS party to the fraud pcrpo-
tratcd By his agont
,;Ew YORK; Nov. 2G.-Tho report from Waah-
lnGton that the Spanish question would bo sst-
tlod by tho rcsti: uion Of tho Virgiuius, in con-
lection with an ncrcaBo Of 81 ,0Gp, 900 in legal
lender circulation, caused q very bloyant mar
kot on tho Stccls Exchange during tho afternoon,
and n decline in the gold premium. Money,
per cent to gold interest. Sterling firm at 10754
(pl07$1 for sixty days, aud 10311 for sight.
Customs receipts, s26s, 1000.
closed Mt 1854, after siI selling ut 1oe4. Loans
were Mt =. 4, I, md 7 gold per annum, and 1-15
to SCI ill Friday for cnrryng and tint for Dor.
rowing. Tho A6sistallG Treasurer disbursod
900. Clcarings, 937,00o,000.
GOVERNMENTS
strong aud higher, viii, large purchascs.
opened quiet, but after the First Board were
active with business we'll distributed. The tone
uf tho market waB strong, md prices advanced
from Il to por cont, tho highest quotations
being curront at tho close. In the general list
fho advance ranged from to per cent. Tho
greatest advance was in Panama, Rock 1sland
Wabanl st. Paul common. and Northwestern
preferred. Tho now Wabash Directors have set
tied matters with tho old Board.
HOLIDAY.
Tomorrow (Thanksgiying) will bo observed
an c close holiday in financial and commercial
circicH.
between 10 and o'clock amounted to 133, 900
lhares, OF which 2G.al0 wero Western Union,
II 200 Union Pacific, $500 Wabash, $500 Ohio.
1000 Now York Central. 100 St. Paul, 15.50o
Iako Shcre. 5000 Rock Island, 1900 Northwest
nrn. 1000 G., G., 9. Il c.. and $500 Pacific
31ail.
Tho Aldermen Of this city to-day passed a
resolution TO taso initintory Atopa to issue tenn
porary lcgaltendors, secured by the city, In pay
mont for labor on tho city works. Ths ID to bo
fnuc on account Of tho inability to dispose Of
city bonds.
an1NNE1.L X co.
Drown Bros. lnyo obtainod au order In tho
United States District Court empowering them
to sell 2G00 fharoB Of Lako Shore Railroad
atocls, held by thom nB security for 300 900,
which they loaned to Dodge Grinnoll l. Co.
LEaAL-TENDEN5.
The Associated DankB hold 395, 700, 900 In le-
gal.tenders, an incrcaso Of 3815, 900 since yes.
terlay.
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Goshen, Ind, Nov. 2c.-To-day whilo avo
carpenters woro engaged in working inside Of
Samuel Wiltrout's now hoto1, Il largo chimney
thirty feet high suddenly foil without wnrning
on the building, crushing through tho roof md
in which tho worimen woro employed. Ono man
was injured, nnd four others l,arely escaped bo-
ing crushed to death,
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should apportton such relief "a could bo obtained,
whether II tho form Of employment Or Of money
and supplies. Tho whole matter was placed un-
der tho charge Of general Executive Commit
tee, consisting Of ono delegate f,om each wartl
club. After no little hnbbub, Richard Traycllok
Mas elootod President Ut tho whole organization.
The Other officers AFRO Z. Cornehl, Vico-rrosi-
don't; II. A. Robinson, Secretary; Edward
Kantcr. Trcnnuror. Tho attent1anoo mas very
slim. Many Of tho delegates who worc present
havo mover boon laborng mon, In tho ordinary
aenso Of the toru,,
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ClEyELasn, O., Nov. 26.-While number of
front Of tho now building. corner OF 1,anl; md
Frankfort strects, the bank caved in. Louis
lIcisol wns thrown nsainat tho cornor OF stono
pior. and his nl1tll fractured. Ho was dead whom
dug ont. Docoarott WAS about 40 years OF ago.
and leaves family.
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n [.1!E} G121171.
Capt Joseph Fry, during tho war, belonged to
the Confederate At;Hsissippi squadron, and wan
commander Of tho battery at st. Charles, on
White River, Ark, Which fred tho fatal shot
Into .no Enboas Mana gtfy on.tn er t sesm am
clnnati, snd over 100 others lost their livea.
Capt. Fry was graduate OF tho Anuapola Nava1
School, which hc ontclcd in 1874, and served in
tho United States navy until tho commencement
Of hostilitics iu 1861. liz was natiYo OF
Florida
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THE WOHkItlCMEN,

srn1kE OF nRooKLYE r1AaTEnEnB.
New York, Nov. aG.-Ihe plaBtercrs Of Brook
Ign have struck 10 force their employers to guar
antce them - per day during tho winter, which
tloy generally refuse. The President of tito
piastesors' Union was arroatod OH a charge Of
threatening non-uuion men who woro wording.
Several striking mahons drove away n number
OF noll-Eociety tnou from work on building in
Brooklyn to-day
Tho employing plastorora, OF Brooklyn, voted
no. 10 acccln tn tho demanda OF tho vorkmop
fes II rer day, to 10 guaranteed during tic
MsNteI.
CONVENTION At DETROIT.
stectat U!Sp!tch II The Chteaao tribune.
D..7nnIr, Euy. o1.--A Worllngmen'a Conyen-
TIM, composed Of delegates oieelod from tho
various wards, was held 1t Morrill, Hall tliH oyan-
lux to consider what shoald be done In tho In
tercst OF their CLASH during tho wintor. 1t WAS
called to order by Il. TreyeIllck, aud Adam Elder
MS elected Chairman, zome delegates protest-
iag tlns lEa was not q genuine wo!gil'lSmnn, lo-
Ing merchant Ut tho city. Amid aolno confn-
Sion, 1t wss ordered tllat ward clubs should
10 organized, whose officers should take
cs=sSss af Al spplications for assistance, and
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SPAtN.

LONDON, Nov. 28.-A dispatch from Madrid
sars tho North dornan squadron we're, on Tues
dny last, formed In line Of battle before Carta-
gotn, to enforce the demand upon the Insurgents
for tho restoration Of 25,000 peuotas which had
boen cxtortod from 0ermnn subjects in tho city.
Upon notice that n refusal would be followed by
bo1nbardmont, tho insurgents paid tho money.
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E2AkCE

PARIS, Nov. 26.-In tho trial Of Marshal Ba-
zaine, N. Ronhor testified in relation to the nc
deayor to aayo the Rhino army and to avoid q
ceBsion OF territory.
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LONDON. Nov. 28.-Sir John Duke Col
ridge, Lord Chief Justice OF tho Court Of Com
mon pleaR, Ii to DO 'rai=cd to tho poorage. Hc
will become Baron Colcsidge.
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The German Government Calls upon
Bishop LcdoClloWski 10
Resign.
Spanish Insurgents Of Cartagena Ex-
tort Moneys from Ger.
man Citizens.
A German Fleet in Line Of Battle Com.
pels the Insurgents to Re.
fund,
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Nov. 2o.-Archbishop Lodoohowski
has boon ordered to roAign within week from
notice. He has received lottor from tho Pope
exhorting him to flrmncss.
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LONDON, Nov. 26.-Two hundred and fifty
Southampton FOR Now York, yesterday.
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CAMDEN, n. T., Nov. GA State Grange of
Patrons OF uuubaudry hos boen organized horo,
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GOVERNMENT FINANCES.

WAHn1NoToN, D. @, Nov. 20.-Ollasom 70.
Baltimore, s13d, ,433, Philadelphia, $l64,208.
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and collaterals Wlll DO Prepared alaa seas you.
3ours rrslvcfuliy,
MEMORANDUM or AonEE,sEN7 1nade this 18th day
q Neysn3s. A. 2 ls1a BY nna between tns California
tered by thu Stuto OF poil:hyysa porty Of tlo rst
lmrt, aud sho undersigned corpolntsons, ar1nu, aud
inlyitInuu ho1tlIru Md contruur auy ,Dtcs nr III
Jrhtctiness 0f tic c!liUrnla h Iv9as i,aiwuy Con.
struction Co,nuauy. artics Of tIle uucuuG l,urt
NITHEssEr,i: It,tt LID nnrt,ra Of t1s srcui ,,art
each fog lilsyi uurces with e lnry uf tau ,rs urs
uB to!oyys:
IesAa Halfway uohstrnetlon company, anu Ill 1hdeb-
eaaess of saa Gopany ao of ~ ne1vaf.es ~: maturing. Ut
row held o"neu or controlled rolled Dy tno parties Or tlu
seenna part, or one1 VI lne arc ~ uo e1ennea lof
wcte M ~ ~ ~ nn n @ a "ns a a maen in'es T.. r.
% ~ ~. 'c t, tnio ~ pe4 e''4' """eo'@e" 4oen ~ W
'ssnem ~ s 10 ,, tvao"s. ~, ~ .,,.x, , o,. =, .,
anu onc.E1ira per cent OF eaeh noto or
c11au a tor tMe4so Alnntno Iout oA.o u iust"t''y
fra a. anu oe.tn!f" p's eens 1of esa'een
'nuntus .,ta ttoan ' t.e 81; satu @ u"te ~, p r
n,onts th ana ~ e eeht 'os
~, tit ~ T., .o ,H.i ean ats. ~ .t, x.n., .,
d sna. III ~ t o. aa1a e1tenson, tsfo
% ~ @ ~ . 49, % TS ~ ~ ~ ~ - - n,5 10 ~ t sr " 49,
~ ha!u t's ou"s ~ 10y teAaa q G" -
!oriaa tasaA1 Maa1wny company, a. .na saae o. o.
mp @ % uo ~ m sr ~ amt a NV "
'hS ,,a maturity a.t of 1es notes; % ,..
ane sa1a ,. oasasu rs aoovo 70 ssco e.
TIaa pacs swy s uosy oi hayns fov Sa1s s
to run, and theY aro rss 1ertsase aoi. @ tlc snas @
ment Or sxci,unre for iauds If tic COMPANY. t0'
rs n5 ne h5st ao as sa If V' v .s ts
notes Or any Of tnon,, 10 anticipate tho payment Of
the same q rebate VI rate ot er ecnt l,ss annum
Of shsl arst bs APPLIED @ to tie payneat IN f og sd
dates.' "''''
o nsr .nss s'S
'tS'~ nv Faann 1;nsn Ves.pptsdsnt ~
[partes Of .lo second part.]
-
fniLApEhfnLA, HI. l NOV. ~, ls13
DEAh sin lnciosea pltase hna agreement covering
nnsia of settlement submitted, with tho assent oi le
Halnornla q Toxins AAlWay Cohetracuon company, ny
the inaorscss Of what Is known ~ tbs
pany.
lts adoption w! enable tae inaossosa 10 meet
promptly thu extended obligations as tiny mature, aud
~l1 klSe aho Apoela o. tle papeft W ah aad!tohal
core co. a. aeenT,.y gonaa secnsea ~ nrH. ea upon
ment.
road, which thts arrangement. secures VIII enabls tho
We shall ne gad to have yonr concurrence and agree
Inent TO mako tie extension ueaired. Very reacct-
iully yours .-..
by FnANK y. boHn, yice-lEcsdent.
THOMAS a. scoTT,f
MArr1Ew tnAIRD' 1ndofsess
JoAN MoAANus,
MEaonAxnum or AonEkMEx7 made thia 18th
tns Cuiifornia i Texas 1!uiway CONSTRUCTION COM
pany. . corporation, Chartered by tho s'aty Of
ry Of Tho sst paF Thoss A. Scott
John alcaas uf llcad1.g, ps, parties OF tho second
part and tic Undersigned holders Of bills payable Of
n.y. Lcnsng tAo Enforcement u tho parties Of the soco
part Or any two Of theu parties Of tho third lart.
,es .srss aMs Thst The parties er't0 each h
That the }aper now outstanding Of tho California l.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Special Dtspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 28.-AIore than usual
activity waa observable In to-lays money mar
kot owing to tho fact that obligations maturing
tomorrow had bo anticipated. Gail loans woro
quito liveiy. quoting at to per cont. Dis
counts ayoragod to 10 per cont. Tomorrow
boing
al tho public courts and oflloca, including tho
CuBsum-1Iouso and tho banks, will be cloaed
during tho entiro day, tho only exception being
tho Post -onlco, ,:woro buaiuoas will DO transacted
as on Sunday.
THE UNION BANKING COMPANY,
which Suspended during tho panic. resumed
business thiB morning.
TExAs AND CALIFORNIA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
PROPOSED AonEEMEHTs WITH ITS onEp1rolts.
Special Correspondence Of Ths Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Nor, a3, 1879.
Tho following arc the proposed agreements Of
the Texaa d California Construction Company
aud ther indorscrs, with their several creditors:
E1Eour1vz orr1oE oA11fonS1A 4 TExAs RA1LwAr(
CoNBrnuorloH Co., 275 SouTn FounTH BrRkEr, ;
FH1IADxLPlt1A, Pa., Nor. 10, 1878.
s1a The California rexna Bailvay Construction
Company a. compelled to ask from ita creditors al cx-
tweve, eighteen, md twon,y -four months.
It proposes to Issue new otes from tio to time,
Its Indebtedness nhturrs, with Interest addct ut the
twore onsho, one-th!r In eighteen months, and one
THIRD in twcnty-four monslB; MI colatcrals now
hold to 10 retained by tho holders, aud
where ,r There there aro no ,eollzteras, Teas
from Deccmbur, 1878, ut 50 per cent to 10 aevaited
as sccufty fur the prompt payment Of the CLAIM, tho
holdor to navo the right 10 IrclaBo lilo bola DE-
posted, ct Go cons on tho dollar, any to bcfurs
turity or tho notes.
largo part Of tic assets Of Tho Company consist Of
stock ant bonds Of Tho Ie1as Pacific Hallway Con-
pany or III III tho 6lnHe uf unni3hel work, fur which
the Company cAnAot receive pay except sections Of
tho road completed; hence 1t liz for tho Interest Of
creditors that the money due from Stockholders ELa
bc uaed to complete this unfinished work. and give
marku-YatuO 10 tho securities lio Company has
qureu md It ia l,ctovcu, II this oxtcnson granted
tlat thu required nnonnt can be collected to complete
about 15D miles Of additional road during tho ne1t
that thu Texas l. pacihe huiiroad Compuny Will thrn
own, which, IT is boiiuyel, will more than thu ILL
tcrest thu bonds from tho day IL opened through,
without recouruo Oh proceeds Of sHo OF is iantss.
IucloBou is forua Of agreement consenting to tho
a:kedfUr extension, that tu COMPANY respectfully
quC1t you will sign, for tho nn,0nt Of Indebtedness
yon hold, and roturi to this occ, Wtcn tho cw 1loes
and collaterals will DO prepared mid sens YOU
Yours respectfully,
FNANH H. BoHD, Tice-rrcsdcns.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24
FACTS FOR THINKING PEOPLE.

There arc few. perhaps halfa dozen
sewing machines Of real excellence, differ
ing from one another more or less in prin
cip'e. construction and adaptation; one
being suitable for tailoring. another for
hootwork. another for family use, &c &c
the rest are inferior. and by far the great
or number comparatively To,thlsn
1t is noteworthy that the sewing ma
chine for which the highest premium was
awarded at the Worlds Fair in New York
IN 1903. long .ince sunk into mc,itcd ob-
livion. The past fifteen years has seen
Numerous machines. with high sounding
Trctcnsions. rise with flourish. confound
the simple and vanish. So will it be
whllc creduliiy lasts. Time tries all things
lie only furnishes the final test As the
purchase nf II Sewing Machine is. or may
be. the act Of lifetime. care should be
taken To get what timc aud use have ap-
proved
During the past six years the Howe Ma
chine Co. have made and sold over 400. =
600 Machines. aud to-day. though manu-
featuring at the rate Of one per minut"
can hardly supply the demand. What
better evidence iS needed 20 prove that the
public have dccilri that they are Tnr
BrsT? q. y. Simms, Agent. Leonard
Town.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

INSTINCT OF ANrs-Au observer Of the
habits and instinct of ants relates that q
vase on the man,le-shelf in his sitting
room. which was usually filled with fresh
violcts. was haunted by very small red
ants. The insects issued from hole IN
the wall above. and gradually increased
in number until they formed an almos,
unbroken procession. He brushed them
to the floor for several days. but. as they
were not killed, the result was that thcy
formed colony in the wall at the base OF
the mantel. and. ascending thence to the
shelf. the vase was soon attacked from
above and below. ''One day." says the
writer. Il observed q number of ants,
perhaps thirty or forty. on the shelf at the
foot Of the vase. Thinking to kill them.
| struck them lightly with the end of my
finger. killing some and disa bling the rest
The effect Of this was immediate and un-
AS soon rs the living arrived
near where their fellows lay dead and suf-
fering. they turned and aed with all pos
sib!c haste. In half an hour the wall
above the mantcl-shelf was cleared"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

CHANGE YorR Foop When the warm
weather comes on in the spring. people
require less carbcnaceous food. but instead
Of changing their diet as the weather
changes. they continue to eat the same
kinds Of food they have been eating the
coldest weather Of winter. and the conse-
quHnce is that the already overburdened
liver. unable to bear up under the extra
load. utterly refuses to perform its func-
ton until it has had chance to rest and
throw of its accumulated burdens. First.
people must eat . less proportion Of car
bonaceous food at oil times. Second. as
the weather grows warmer in the spring.
they must "a, much less quantity Of il
than they do in cold weather. and substi-
tu,e. instead. more vegetables and acid
fruits Every family should have = large
supply Of Gained fruits and green vegeta.
bles at this time Of year. For 8 single
article there is nothing so good as tart sp-
pies. and they should be used in unlimi.
ted quanti:;es.-Hsraii Of H.q'sk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

ton TO che rroblcm Of help b the hause.
which. particularly. among farmers. Is Ease
approaching point at which it viii force
itself on our s,,cntion in way not TO ks
avoided. .
Oar farm hands can then either board
themselves or beboarded at our tenant
houses. and our wives viii be relieved Of
the heaviest end cf their nou heavy bur
den. Farmers ssnno. much longer shut
their eyes 10 the fact that some source Of
relief in this direction must be found. and
We imagine that We have at least pointed
to pracsicai plan of relief. We mass
cease 10 run boarding-houses for our
hands. and allow our faui.ies more Of q
heme and less Of hotel.
There are many other advantages whicl,
would accrue from sush . system. but No
have already occupied too much space with
one question. and will alludc to them Lere-
after.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

rprAL llrsB,Sps A writer in the
Saturday Review" says: "Of course one
would not like TO see women give thcm-
selves To any one. no matter who he might
I've. for the sake nf getting married; but
the solid things of life should be taught
them as well as its poetic and beauties.
and false hopes. false ideals. unsubstan-
:!al love. should be vigorously excluded
A bad marriage or l"vclcs> life is not n
pleasant code 10 that ncyer-ac,el romance; :;
nor is the discnchnn,mcnt which comes
with such cruel certainty on the heels of
the loycsick and unsuitable marriages n
blessing TO be desired Beauty fades.
passion cools, the blindness of romance
gets couchcd when seeing is too late: poe
try does not pay the butcher: and gallan-
try Of bearing Of the 'loug sword. saddle
and bride" kind is apt TO lose itsclfin bad
domestic language when the pot is empty
Of puddings. and half dozen children
swarm about the musty lodgings or dingy
quarters TO which love aud folly have re-
duced the gay lieutenant aud his bride. =
On the whole. Prince Pre,tyman is dan
gerous fellow either to get or TO wait for.
baving tho trick Of unsubs.antialty y
throughout. Romantic girls would do
we'll to reflect that. if they are to have
o"iy one gown in lifetime. they had
better buy one tha, will wash and wear
crcdi,ably TO the end. rather than film
sy bit of 6nery that locks well only in
.he beginning. and goes to pieces before
the first year is out.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

A LAND or WONDERS. greatest
cataract in the world is the Falls Of Mag
ara. where the water from the great upper
lakes forms 4 river Of three -fourths Of .
mile in width. and then. being suddenly
contracted. plungcs over the rocks in two
columns TO the depth Of LIS feet. The
greatest cave in the world is the Mann
moth Cave Of Kentucky. where any one
can make 4 voyage on the waters OF sub
'crranean river. aud catch fish without eyes
The greatest river in the known world il
the Mississippi. 4 900 miles long. The
largest valley in tac the world is the VAL
ley of the Mississippi. 1t contains 50O.-
600 square miles. and is one of the most
fertile regions Of the globe. The great
G., city park in the world is in Philadel-
phia 1t contains over 5000 acres
the creates. grain port in the world il
Chicago. The largest lake in the world
is Lake Superior. which is truly an in'and
sea. being $50 miles long. and 900 fee,
deep. The longest railroad at present il
the Pacific Railroad, over 9 900 mics in
length. The greatest mass Of sold iron
in the world is the mountain of Missouri.
It is 500 feet high. and two miles in cir
cult The best specimen ofGreciau Arch
i,ecturc in the world is the Girard Col
l,gc for Orphans. Philadelphia. The
largest aqueduct in the world is the Gro
ton Agueduct. New York. Its length Is
40l miles, anG it cost S1o 500, 600
The largest deposits Of anthracite coal in
the world are in Pennsylvania. The mines
Of which supply the market with millions
of tons annually, and appear to be luck
haus,ible E." American Engineer"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

CLOTHES on FlRE.-Thrce persons ou
four would rush righ, up to the burning
individual and begin 20 paw with thciI
hands without any definite aim. 1t is use
less to tell the victim to do this or that
or TO call for water. In fact. it is gcner.
ally best not to say word. bu, to seize q
blanket or any WOODEN fabric-if none be
at hand. take any woolrn ma.etis.-holj
the corners as far apart as you can. stretcl
them out higher than your head. and run
ming boldly to the person. make motion
Of claspibg in the arms. mostly abcu, tho
shoulder. This instantly smothers the fir(
and saves the face.
The next instant throw The person on
the floor. This is an additional safety "a
the face and breath. aud any remnant
fame can be put GU, more leisurely.
The next instant imme<se the burn,
Part in cold water, and all pain will cease
With tic rapidi,y Of lightning Next &c,
seme fear. remove from the water, anc
cover the burnt parts With an inch in
thickness Of four; If possible. put the pa
tien, to bed. and do ell sha, is possible &c
soe:Ae until the physician arrives. Lc
the -four remain until il falls Of itself
when heautifel new skin can be found
Cnless The burns are deep. no other sp
Plieaticns sre needed. The dry -four f.
burns 10 the most admirable remedy eve
proposed. and the information ought to b
impaired 70 oil.
The principle Of it's action 10. that kk,
the water. il causes insisnt aud perfec
relief from pain BY totally excluding III,
mir from the injured parts.-SeieRtis. i.
Anericda.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

LAssorxe LION One day last week.
as Samuel Matiison was riding through
the hills cf the San Lorenzo. he suddenly
came face TO face with large. full-yro~u
California lion In an instant his Iasso.
that indispensable article 20 the mouutsiu
ranger. vas circling above his head. and
with that daun,less courage characteristics
Of Sam. he sent the fatal moose with uu-
erring aim around the neck Of The fion:
then suddenly turning. he plunged the
rowcls oea spurs deep into the fanks Of
his well-trsined horse. and dragged the
Ton few hundred yards. when he dis
mounted aud bucklcd 4 strap around ths
Jaws Of ,h, lion. which vas completely
exhausted from the choking il bsS received.
He then bound aud packed !, upon ths
horse. and took il to The house. not far
distant, where he secured his lionsbir.
which soon recovered. when Sam found
be was like the man who bought the els-
phan, He bxs the skin of the animal.
aud displays i, as = trophy Of his reckless
daring.