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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-05

AWKWARD JUROR.-An awkward
man Was upon jury recently. The
case involved claim for money for
building cellar, and the number of
perches OF stone used were specified.
But this man it CHANGED, knew some
thing, by experience, about building
stone walls, and this little item was
not quite clear to him. So when the
jury went out, he took his pencil
and quietly ciphered little while al
the table, and then told his fellow ju-
rors that, as he made it, there was
enough stone put in those cellar walls
to fill the cellar completely up, and
have some three or four perches OF
stone left, and was puzzled to know
where they pnt their potatoes and
things.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-05
Art Department--is74.

worldwide reputation, and in The art centres
of Europe it is an admitted fact that its wood
cuts are examples of the highest perfection
ever attaineu. The weod-cuts of The Aldine
possess all the de Icacy and elaborote finish of
The most custly steel plate, while they afford a
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In addition to designs by the members of the
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-05

A strange use has been made of fish
scales, in the manufacture of water
proof material, designed for dental
plates, but capable of being made into
waterproof cloth and other useful arti-
cies. The scales are dissolved and COM
bined with certain fibrous and adhesive
substances. The material may be
highly polished and colored to any de-
sired tint.
Local freights on some of the rail-
ways Of Wisconsin are 80 high that
farmers and business men find 1t cheap
er to drag their produce and goods to
market in wagons-distances of thirty
and even fifty miles. - ..l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-05
MisfsIlaueuns.
INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF and SeUsD,RgRREHIss SLEs
Guaranteed by using nv
Instant Relief tor the AsfbD,,y

Instant Relief TOR the Asthma.
It acts instantly, relieving the paroxysm
and enabling the patient 10 lie
down and sleep. suffered from this disease
twelve years, but suffer no more and " ork and
sleep as well as any one. Warranted to relieve
in the worst csse. Sent by mail on receipt of
price, one dollar per box; ask your Druggist
foi it. a CHAS r. HURST
marDly Roche ster. Beaver Co., Pa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-05
TO CONSUMP PTIVES.

The advertise having been permanently
cured OF that uread disease, Consumption, by
simple remedy Is anxious to make known
TO his fellow sufferers the means OF cure To
all who desi'e IL he will send copy of tn,
prescription us, d (free OF CHARGE with the di.
recttons for preparing and using the same
which they will find a SURE CURE for Con
SUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRoNcHITIs, etc.
Parties wishing pres,riptieu will please I'D
dress. Rev. E. A. WILSON
Nov20-6m.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-05

In st. Clsirsville on 0"''
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY. eth, 1874.
between / and O'Clock r. NJ, the real estat.
known as the RINKER property, now occu :
pied by Carol Ginn, situated on the south
west corner OF Main and Marietta Streets
Said premises consist OF a bst an tial frame
dwelling house, and q large and convenient
store>room-the best business location in az ).
town. ~
TERAS-One.third cash, one-thIrd in one
year, and one-third In two years. with lniersst
on deferred payments at per ce lf per annny,
g'f ANDREW ALEXANDER
ALExIs Cofk. Vice>Pres't
SecrSthfy' janl5.3t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-05
TERMS.

IS per apnum, in advance, with Oil Cnromos
50. -..- free. .a..
For FIFTY CENTS EXTRA, the chromos
will be sent, mounted, vanished, and prepaid
by mail. 81 .--5 - af s
THE ALDINE will, hereafter,.b be obtainable
only By subscription There will be no reduc-
ed or club rata; cash for subscriptions must be
sent to the publishers Direct or handed to the
local canvasser, without instability 10 the
publishers, except in cases where tie eerun-
cate is given, bearing the fac-simile signature
of James Sutton d Co. 60 -.--..---- -.
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Valuable Real Estate al
Private Sale!

There Is now offered at Private Sale that
valuable farm belonging to the estate -of Jacob
keyser, 81, deceased, situated in Mead Town.
rom the Wegee Mills the southern terminus
OF the Bellaire & Wegee Pike; ~ miles from
the Wegee landing on the Ohio River, and
miles from Bcllaire, Ohio.,-2 miles of which
distance Is pike. Said farm contains 800 acres
ofland. of which aUoats 2O0 acres are cleared,
and w ell adapled 10 farming and grazing; the
balan &c well tim eered-all under fence. There
are on tne premises good dwellings, large
frame barn, aIid all necessary odI-DuildiDgs,
also one gooi 6eiring c..urd. Viii be sold
entire or In tracts 10 suit purchasers. Possess
sion given at any time. Tltle genuine. For
further particulars, call on or address
JOHN KEYSER, Beallsvilie Monroe Co , o.
JACOD K. kEYSER, Beilaire, Bel. Co., o.,
Or Executors.
1. NJ. Riley. ST. Clalrsville, Ohio.
W. :. kennon no6tf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-05
Valuable Town Property
FOR SALE!
sATURpAY. FERRuARY. zlh 1sz4

T'HE st. Clairsville Building Association
L wall offer ut Public Sale at the Court House
In 81. Clsirsville on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-05

DOHt FMI 10 Try These GOODS
Buy IL of your merchant ffhe has 1t or
will procure 1t for YOU II not. then
write for our Pamphlet, cAll about Sa-
polio" and twin be mailed free.
30 PARK. PLACE, NJ r
or 2sl LIBERTY ST, PIfTSBURG, PA.
Jel27Sly,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-03-21
No. I10.
An Act

Granting corporate privileges to the inhabi-
parish of East Baton Rouge, and to pro
vide for the government of the affairs
thereof, and to repeal an act entitled \ An
act to amend the several acts relative to
Baton Rouge" approved April 9, 1855, and
to repeal an act to provide for the govern
ment of the city of Baton Rouge, approved
March 8. 1856, and to repeal all acts amen
datory thereto
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That all that portion of the parish of East
Baton Rouge within the following described
limits, to-wit: Commencing at a point on
the Mississippi river, at the mouth OF Bayou
Crosse, and running due east distance OF
two miles, and running due south a distance
OF one and q half miles, thence due west to
the Mississippi river and bounded west by
the Mississippi river, shall constitute the
city OF Baton Rouge, and all the inhabitants
thereof shall be a body corporate to be
known as the city of Baton Rouge, and by
that name they and their successors shall
be known III law, and shall be capable OF
suing and being sued and of prosecuting
and defending in all courts and in all actions
and matters whatever, and shall have a
eoulmon seal, and may alter and change the
salae at pleasure, and by the same name
they shall be capable of holding and convey
ing any estate, real or personal, for the use
OF said corporation, under the restrictions
ana limitations herein set forth, and upon
the first organization of the Council as here
ia provided, shall be vested with al powers,
rights, privileges and immunities incident to
q municipal corporation and necessary to
the proper government of the same.
Dec. : Be 1t further enacted, etc, That
the government OF the city Of Baton Rouge
ana the administration of its affairs shall De
vested in mayer. three administrators, to-
vii, one of finance, one of improvements
and commerce, enc OF police, correction and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

tsay,' Asa ssabr. sAs1 ssssl s,s,y. -
hs4 nd - ssis Upso d oab1s 90 -
seos. -,
'n:.y:..;s IL. wssasra: ',sstha.k
God ies shis.' .r.
They ksslt. ssl. - - trsaahsa isssA
his hssst's grsG;esds. bic vii vspe sssss
Of joy. aud even the little esss o1souRsd
the Amen
Bot Mr.. Ednoeds did not stop q this;
il vas 10 him Charles Wslsfosd ovsl .
situation which soo1 sites plsesd hin fas
above the reach Of want; il v,s b Hin -
owed boat Of deeds. which eaos liks -.
shise TO bis io1oss soul. .ae -a
We hasten on. Nss sloas n III m.
In nta3>hH3ausuov-v1ssked: foe
-0tAus5s xfter his strange dscam. be
walked into BID. rivals shop. shook hands,
invited him 70 drink tea as bis house.
spoke pleasantly about their opposition
and even limited at his own retirement at
some future day. when b:a new friend
would have n better chance -
And from that time the charity which
'suffereth long and is kind. is not easily
provoked. thinketh no evil. beareth all
things. believeth all things. hope,h al
things. endureth all things held an al
most undisputed sway over the hearth Of
Caleb EImonds; and ever was the maxim
Of the Bible borne in mind-''Jadye not
that ye Le not judged"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

VERY SCuEAP Up DERE.-Uans Won.
dorsplocked bought n piece Of land in the
city. and upon it he proposed to erec. 4.
building tha. would serve him for store.
manusacsory and dwelling. When be
eamc to strike out FOR the cellar he dircc-
ted the mason tn 60 several feet deeper
than had been planned.
But. expo~tu!a,ed the architect. 'you
are going deeper than ever I heard of.
Very soos. replied Ha"s. 4 shall 70
shoss q deep ash I b!cave. owns te
grossd sll 70 gay throssh.'
His answer - the builder vas equsll,
pat and ready. The building had goae
up sosr stssiss. and Hans orasssd ass,A.
- ssesy.
But. ~ dear uas.' s.id ths builder.
do yos realise bow high yoa ars 70
lag! Iosr hsildisg i slrssiy . I'll
seosy shove those srossd H.
Never yes mint De eies bossss mie>
ffisst. I bsilds - I plesss sisoss 81.
ing fas den. ,sss dss sase s>sry-
'ssS - s~y saA.P y a.s.'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

Docs AND THEIR Cosr.-The St. Louis
Globe has been making some calculations
from recent statistics on this question aud
sums up in reference to the State Of Mis-
souri, as follows:
Our 400. 900 dogs furnish one Of the
mos. important economic considerations
now affecting the State. In the 6rst place
they initiate against the mutton crop an.
nually to the extent Of at least IS 600. 900;
secondly. they cost at an average of 25
cents a week each. SC, 500. .O00-enough
TO run all our common schools and leave
a large stealablc surplus; thirdly. they slay
annually. through hydrophobia, q. least
l20 persons which, at s., 900 each-ths
average price paid by railroads for the
very poorest Of brakesmen-amounts to
the further sum of 5000. 900 Here
is direct expenditure Of nearly S7,150.-
600 for dogs. not to mention the fines.
and more remote sentimental damages
resulting from law suits about dog fights
and severance of friendship between the
owners Of the combative ours. Capi.ali.
zcd. our dogs represents a waste Of $780,
coo. 900. anc invested at compound in-
tercst. their wor,hlessness would pay of
the national debt before 1900.'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

'Ts uaas - AssDs - I $500
=. s: - :. ~ ~ r .'l'a' 'a''a.s .''.'
'Ts ~ bsss sffssssss.' s.svsrvS -
eevssssss. 'Pis.s rssa lii savsrsiss.
0sst sAst | - gsiag y isssss = ss-oer.
rev 1es.iass paPss. ssd - aasasl
y: . clip 4 Pepse. = vAisA y M Ne
1bllovisg:
'0vssssros- -PsrxasaAx-Os ~ ira
iissG-. - Gssss CAsseh. y ~ nsv. Jsse-
| eieh wslIas. D. D.. 8. =. D.. 1lr. Chssles
0saAisesse y Easliss. sl1sse ds.sases
: J.soe PsssssAas. 1ss-. IL Il shis city.
MY dear Nis Dorr.' sald Peunyvis.,
jsnpine ap froo bis chair, .yos haSe
saved the fanily-you have doss vouders !
I Owe Iou debt Of gratitude can pev.
er pay
We'll. here is debt you owe me th,,
yoa can pay, eaid Amy. producing the
agreement. Il will shsnk you for ten
thousand dollars in greenbacks. I don't
want check-1 want the money
MY dear Miss Dorr.' said the banker,
~ 1 re-
pudia,e Jour claim
Aud. drawing . check for the amount.
be called messenger. aud bade him 60
to the bank and get ten one thousand
dollars notes. After tho messenger had
departed on his errand. the old gentle
man turned to the governess. and said
How did my son bear the news that
Miss Petersham was false to him ? Thank
Heaven. my family will not now be dis.
grnccd 7
When frst he discovered that Miss
Petersham was receiving attentions from
Mr. Gushington, he threatened to COM
NIT suicide; but finally induced him to
listen to reason. and he attended the GER
emony last night
But how did you affect this alteration
in him! You are . witch. or. l should
say. q good fairy. How did you manage
will the boy b long At the bank 2
asked the goveruess.
No. be is here nov. see you want
your money before you give your iufor-
nation; qsi;e right. Well. there il n.'
And be handAShHs the money.
Miss Any walked to the other end Of
the room. and placed the money safe in
her bosom. Then turning to Mr.. Pesny-
wiae. che said f:
'Mr. Psssywiss. you ssk no hev OBJ
taised your ses's soassst - ~ Dassiaes
bss~ssa Nr. 0asIisesss ssd Mn Psssss.
han y. al
And nvsa ~ - fsso % sllissss
With . voass sseiably bsseash hia.' is-
terrspted Mr.. Psssyviss. Yos marvel
aooog vooss. vill zoe tsal osr
Il Vii..'
'Hsv dA yss js isr
wen. I sassisd hin nysslG. 0soa.
sst,iss. sir
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

INDUSTRIOUS MArAr-A writer of Jean
Paul Marat in the CornhM Mogazine
says: AT forty-eight years of age Marat
is described as having been less than five
feet high, and with head disproportion-
ate to the size Of his body. The upper
part Of his face was handsome. but the
lower part. beginning with the nose. was
that Of wild beast The nose was fat
and large. with nos'rils that quivercd; the
mouth huge. and filled with large. jagged
teeth; the chin square. and generally ILL
shaved. covered with stubble Of several
days growth. Naturally unclcan in bis
person. Marat cultivated siovenliness for
the purpose ofinspiriog greater conf lencc
to the dregs Of the populace. He seldom
wore hat. but covered bis head with .
twisted Handkerchief. red yellow and gree
~. Ais lises vss vorse thsn diogy. his
shoes ssringless. his stockings torn and
down at the bel. aud his brown coat COW
cred With stsiss. ink splasSes and fakes
Of dry osd. 10 eoustsnt terror Of bic
life. hs sever veutsred oct sloos. bot ~
always stseadsd By tasssssa neS of rsf-
6ass Who called sLeossisss bic body.
gsard. asd piled ssdesls sbess then 70
clear hin psssses thrsugh tls stress
crowds. Womes when thsy sav hin
treDblsd sad tsrosd tbsie bes6s asids.
ebildrso ran sway iron his; q shs Ces.
ventioa Houss his entrance v,s The isssl
fos geaessl sileoee. ssd eltes foe die
pess;os of bslf he sssbss prsssst. Ma
rst. Who ~ eaten up With . hiIioss vss-
ity. siorisd iu the usiverssl repsls;ss
which he sxeitsd. and be kad . grin. Vi.
eioss way Of smiling vhss Sizing bio sys
oo soy meebes whom b disikei. 80
the mao turn pale aud crouch. Such VA
the man who BY m.sns Of al tie scum ol
Paris kept the Convention In tsrror and
thought to govern France
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06
TFrou The New York Tsibune. I
LIGHTNING RODS.

There b never wanting elaa OF peo-
pie Who do not believe 10 the valas. Of
modern inventions. Nothing only The
Disasters that follow IN The path Of she
steam esEine. oountiss up the victims
Of aceidests By laod and sea. dwelling
With emphasis upon the record Of eonds-
grations. explosions. collisions. aud ship
wrecks. the douhtsrs pat the question
whether the world was not better of 10
the days ofsailing vessels and stage coach
e.. Of whales oil aud windmills. The
difficulty in answering this question is that
we have the statistics only Of one side
the modern accidents. We have 10 re-
cord Of the lives that are saved or length
encd by the eopvcnienee and facility Of
travel. BY the rapid transportation Of food
which has rendered famine almost un-
known. and BY the innumcrsble ameliora-
tions Of hardship which improvements
in their way Of living have brought to the
poorer classes. There 10. howeve. this
item Of evidence on the point: mnrt,ity
tables indicate that the average length II
human life in civilized countries has been
materially increased; and this fact must
serve n an answer to the doub,ers.
OF all modern inventions that have been
generally adopted. there is none whose
utility has been SO mnch disputed rs
the Ii gh,ning r"d. In its earlier years
it was denounced ~ an insult to the wis
dom Of heaven; even its latest use 10
opponents decry i, as insulting the wisdom
Of earth with mere charlataury. And in
answering these doubters. there is the
same difficulty in the argument that there
is vith mos, other modern discove les.
The opponent Of lightning rods can cite
instances where they failed 10 protcc. build.
ings: where. perhaps. there wosld have
been no lightning stroke II . rod had not 1t
srac,ed it. And to oppose 70 this line Of
argument. there il no record Of the build :
ings that are saved BY Lightning rods. and
there cansos Be-. For it il not 70 be
questioned that. iu large proportios ol
cases. the sondsesive power Of the rod
serves 10 relieve sepsrlanas electrical
teosioa vithou, tks violsss discharge which
ve rssogniss - tho liehtsing stroks.-
Whess eosasetoss are abaa6ant. lightsisg
strskes srs s.rs. and hssss - doshs sbsia
naked isftsqsessy b s;siss. whses ~.
sry skiassy 9th Id ssloDs 4 Assasl
sis s1ds 10 assea - ~ shssdssss 4
psiaes Il stassssiea ess slssGricitJ. shila
sss,ssks ef irss rain spee ~ sasssal
saa isa tnAo bsoaalA ihso saiA h
- aG11g ~ iissAsP.
1kssO - IsUssss. ssRtaia slakis6n
= DsisA b 0s0asy tAess - iss1e-
asss ss.pa.iss shas Sssv3sa espssislly
soai.sG lo y kgAtsieg. - he sasss.
Sssy q tbsir satlssssl laas , sssslssivs
= hsse 4 pesssssss. s0Lsda - H.
uiag ss1a- o. = sAs Doss ssossksAas
,ssSlss 4 their invest gssios. bsstsd by
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

%A Paladihs writer relates that fox-
e. are tormented BY Aeas. and when the
infection becomes unbcsrablc they gathss
. mou.hful Of moss and slowly walk back
ward into the nearest stream until only
the mouth is left above the water. Tho
Acas meanwhile take refuge on the little
island of moss. and when the fox 10 satis-
fed that they have all embarked. he opens
his mouth. aad the moss drifting away
with its freight. the willy animal regains
the bank. evidently satisfied at his free
dom from his tormentors. "'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

= sbsalsss sssplb,ssn sfluaaspss. =
~ - &-lssssY 6 aaaa0s - %t
asossj.lty leaSees6 u - 10000 g ~
sesis1A0uuhlG 0euhao sIaIieDisAs
i, tsss sasa q sls sarshs. h kehaniqg
sssos - loss. u he issiaasa Il sgihia6,
ies power to isoaas; d rskAee h sxps61s
tAb poves % ~ pseas esse sls1dk. M
- iss ssess4ssaa ssgrss d vsssly usAs -
svss - nsa isasonahls ros6s saa haia1-
. isss. Tls dssser the body Asss sesyes
asd Ne grsatR 10 eoadsstiN ~ NY,
ths eses b ~ ngAtaing ro66si u u
poser - isGsoss - skss Q usess issa
knob on ths hiehssa pers ef . sAaiaaiax
has served for the protsstica Il IN sxessj-
iugly combustibls root.
Bu, perhaps the most valuable informs.
ticH on this subjcss vas ccliased By NJ
Eaelssh Asseciatisa Of TelegsspA EAdi-
neers. Alter long and disassrens s1pcrj-
ence in the frequency with which telegraph
poles were struck by lightning. the Eng
lish companies adopted measures that re.
suited in perfect security from this hisd -
damage to their property. To each poss
they have attached No. 8 wire, running
from the upper end to the ground. They
state that it is chiefly necessary that these
conductors should be continuous; inst
there should be no joint unless wcn SOL
dered; and cSaia-liuk rods. braided xirc
rope. and tubing are not rs efficacious ~
the simple No. 8 wire. The Secretary
Of the Association referred to. Mr.. Preccr.
has suggested further points Of impnsas6s
in attaching lightning rods to dwellinsy.
The underground connection. where prac-
ticablc. should be made with some large
mass Of metal. such Ne gas or water pipes;
or else with deep. solid earth. IL IS ssiA
dent that the latter requisite can usually b
best attained. out Of cities by carrying tho
rod underground to . suitable distance
from the building. into earth that is pet.
mauently compaescd BY natural nebtuss.
Each conductor. il there Be more thas -
should have . separate ground oou1so-
ton; but they should also be connected
together. and With . metal roof or sny
other nass Of metal IN their neiglbsshooG
There sbosld b - psiats OF aesss .aelss
in the eosd ssasr; he ssraishass i b ~
better. - electricity viii follow Ne liz u
lssst resistance and grssssss dttissaseos
Insulasieo. viii such . soadueeue. = ~
sarded - UsasseUssy. -
Auosg ssAss iselrusliss S1Gnn1eQo
froa this sssrss b ~ ssaiaG1s - -
srss psesssAsa y - ,sn1l .
- - hsieee sbSse G
vppwY0 - - ~ SESol1 tuA--
- . oi1s1 = ps,isAsl psiaa. sa1 4. :
lishtsiag ses1ssasss ssqsies psss1issl
exssissfies - kssp thsn b ed srase.
Il b seaasd - . sseablisAsd - thas Z
sAiassy vith thisk laSss q ssos ~ -
sssssdieg sssvssA = - - 80 sDaSs
lsse sosdsstse-shaG i. = - vaos -
lieassiag brosgAs isss ysss Aesss. Viii
fiess Ike The loesgossG bs(ess - Il = ses
dt4e1ls b undssssaed ~ Sssaeieo q Tie
rsesst aissstss ss Wsshsvksa. vhess ths
assssaipg eoisms Of vapss itso ~ oil
tanks probssiy terved = eosdsssor. and
the oil, struck before the auid resehed
the iron Of the tank. burss into destructive
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

AN ACT Tor the rciseI q DS'sc"e H"s"''s
one Of the ssreiies on tue. ..&c;sl bood
Of Robert J. Bean. former Collector d
State taxes for St, Mary's county.
Section l. Be i. snssara by the Gen-
raj Assembly Of Maryland. That Bsiscoe
AJ.ms one Of the suresiss On the olkcis(
hond of Robert J. Bean. G llessss q
+. xes for St. Msry's county. b sd he
10 ke,,by released from oil resr0.,.'i'sy
70 the S;a,e on account ofssid boad; pro.
vid.d, however. tbs. the prisciv.i -
other sureii.s on ssld-to ond aud their pro.
pcr,y shall in TO manner b. selsasea
ibrrvfrom.
Sec. .. And be Il -1ee.ed, Tha. The
sc. shall I. K: fleet f'' date IT =
:ns.agc.
Apr nd April llt,. 1874.
Jaiy 33, Ie74-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

TThe fatality which attends tho fam.
lilies Of great men has often been noticed.
In many case. they have had no dcscea1
dants at all. while in other the line hiss
become extinct in the second OF third gem
Grafton. Already there arc indications
that the name Of Bulwcr Lytton may 20
Of short duration His only surviving
grandson, tho son Of Owen Meredith.
recently died at Prais before completing
his second year. r,s, !, :,