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Boarding.

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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. Fdi,or-Piesse announce J. FRANK
SMITH - a candidate FOR sheriff and, il he
y Ill consent TO serve, he will he warmly sup
p g r;ed by his friea6s in 81. fnigoes' District.
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Urinary ANA Womb diseases. GraS-i Diabetes Drcpsy,
Htcppase Water incnnttnene Of Urine. Brshts Dis
ease. kieuntunIts. and IN all cases here there
cTtck dc the n hck. cloudy. ed
With substances like the " Of thresds ks
white sk, tbs re h mvrbd. daIk. bilious appear
and white hone dust deposits. and when there 70
pTiekine. burning SENSATION when psSslag water aAd
pain the small VI the Back ard along The l.olas
Tunor Of 12 Years. Growth
Cured by Rddsray's ResolreHt.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.
announce my self As candidate for The
Office OF States Attorney for st. Mary's, and
respectfully ask the support OF the voiess OF
the county.
Jan 8, 1874. JAS II. WILSON.
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For further particulars. address
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
, y canghy. .. Noah Walke'& Co
'hilip 4 George. .. George 4 Jenkins
u anderson. I" Anderson & Bro
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lon icnrr, "r~nt Co,tr, -of Aprcn.s
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;."rc Combs 81 Narv's coInfy.
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HEALTH! BEAuTY!!
srHoxo Axn ryan x,cU p,nor-txrxx,
OF FtAsSH AND WStunf-tt.EAR SKIN AND
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weiglt is Seen and Felt

Every drop Of the sARSkFARrLLfAN Resor.
VENT cammnnir Aics through the Blood swea, Urine.
and other Faits aai Juices 90 the svsiem the viger s{
Ire Tor u repairs the Waves Of the body wh ana
snenS material srroiula. syphilis Consumption,
Gisadalsr disease Ulcers IN the throat. Mouth. ra
Nodes the Glands ami other ~ the system.
sore Eyes Sfrumoryu. discharges IRON the Ears and
the fot!ns Of skin dt-ea~es, EruptiouS Fever
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Acne. Black Spots Worms IN the Flesh. runiors Csn-
GERS In the Womb and all weakening aud painful Dis.
charges. Might SweAts L~~ OF Sperm and all of
the life prneirlc are within the curative range Of this
wonder OF Modern Chemistry. ami days ~ ~
prove psrsoa using Tor either these u
disease its potent power TO them.
1the patient. daily becoming reduced Sy the wastes
and decomposition that IL continually prcgre.sng
eeets IN atrcs'iig ths~c an rcPsirs the
with material made Tnim zhhy blood-and this
the sARsAPARiLIiAN viii and f"es secure curs
n certain. for when once this remedy IL
work Of purAcaIinn. ana succeeds IN diminishing the
loss % wastes. IT, repairs viii he rapd and every day
patient will ieei bctie and stronger.
the food dsesnK better, Appetite improving and nssA
and weight incrra >ia.
Not only Goes the sAnsAr ARftiiaS krsetvsrt excel
all know remedial agents In Tho care 81 Chronic Scro
fuoas CONSTITUTIONAL aud Sktn disc bot u The
positive
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Bet rsuedsai AGENT IN fhs work. thar wil Fever
ard Axet, and all ciAsr naiartaas klioas Scarlet.
4sssi Yellow. and ether rexsrs IaAtsd BY RAD
WAYS rtLLS . eaek AZ kADwArs REAbY kk-
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Or. LDth for 81 so Extra

Size II b. &c inche. The choice % these
large and truly splendid Chrom"s which ere
originally sold fer SIS ewh. are now ofFrr~c
IN all their original he ,uty .nh ex-rlIcnce a.
premium 20 each yearly subscribe. to Eeu.-
orest's Monthly.
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, 1874-03-01

From tie Rochester {3fian, Ftferaf Union.
Some time last spring, Mr taubor, res!olnS
in Jordon Township, Fillmore County, TOOK sick
and died, lcaving young widow to whom he iad
not long boen married. Mrs. Fauber endured
her widowhood until along in tho summer, wien
eho again pinod for IN affinity; aad, meotiut:
b1r. Wilcox, married him. Wilcox IVES sp-
parently satisfied with tile change for
q tin1o, but for Bouao unexplained rea,
son ho soon tired OF his bargain, md
in the fall he Lit out and left his spouse to an IN
teryal Of grass widowhood- Still her lonSings
Tor q companion Of the opposite Sex continued
unabated, and during = fortunate moment Doc
searles came along. Tha Two met only to be
grnitten with each other. She loved Doc and
Doc loved her but, alas, she couldn't marry. 1T
least in this State (7). for there waa Wilcox in
the way, although 10 kept himself out OF the
way, But Doc was man OF re6oErces: 40
hunted Wilcox up and made q "dlcker will him
for the woman. He gave him sixteen
dollar watch for al his rights, title,
interest. aud claim in, to, and upon the woman
whom ho had deserted. He conveyed all this to
Doc. for and in consideration Of tho watch afore-
eaid' and gave Doc writing that might DO called
= fee simple deed to his estate in the woman, and
xyhnteyer appertained thereto. Armed With this
document. Doc sought the neglected wife, told
her The GOOD news, aud together they hiea OF
to Wlgconsin. where they rero made one IN
matrimonv. What tho 1av will car VIC snow not,
but they evidently don't kno" that tho law has
auy power in the premises, and Aenco are Sill
Iea5 in it's iufEdctlon.
, 1874-03-01
Society in EEEshl1rtons


WAsHGGToS, Feb. II, 1874.
THINK. to tho Il sackcloth and ashes " Of Ash
Wednesday, ne have timo not only to repent,
bat to take . long breath and gossip httlc'
The citv ia absolutely full Of people. The
President. hear, attributes this to tho panic,
and FAVE that, IS far as he can judge, every In
aiyidual Of them is here for M Office. The
aoc;sl ca1dyon has bubbled mp and boiled over
during tho rast three weeks; Society has de-
manlcd of us everything
SHORT OF LIFE ITSELF.
can tell the President Of ono poor soul At
least, that pines fo- a Consulate to tie Ee1ea
Islands. ....--
To havo friends is well; but 1o,0co OF
them IRE an abou,inatcn. AS l. child, I WAS in
cllncd to think should not ike cugcl: but just
ut present, MY Eon1 ia go surfeitel with people,
With the .tpsrrlo and tlEo linen, and all that,
feel suro Wings, if nothing else, would bo
blessed change.
Ta1E ahout "ranics!" There never has been
rac,1 Is dressing" csaoas; uomanhind in Wash
i..7o,, ~ t:,:H winser. It looks as though "roor
Int nic..s r.:icnts'' Ind put I'll their a7ailab1e
fn-,!s into l:cca End diamonds bctore mailing q
,.--1 ,e-:runent to tlo:z creditors. Tue teIes
l-y. ieca -
., c--,. carry CT ...o:t Ct this tcg@eTy. Sc:nc
49,, ~ vented c.1t to mo tha: actually 1naas
~, s,ct:~,- I3Ir petite, E!':rit!s?!o "o:a.e:'
'.;,,.as = ra.,5 to ti.e cains! mlaa ionSln' f@r
a;.:i7;:u'2.-. .... , .,;a
x,..,.. =; i;,a,r, frocl TIE Sauta; a::i tl.eir
Iosn.v J, ri lic i"x..ris:lt tae. nos common :,
~ Vcrth. 4 AIRS. Ja:9lr:e5, roe.ea5 OF some
rao~. In. attracted considerable attSE.3oa hce
il . blonde, With yellow hair aaa magnificent
, 1874-03-01

A novel dining table is no~ IN Use in one ~, ot
tho palaces Of the Emperor OF hnsea. an5 ,a1
na;fom. ur At tl1o touch Of signal Ike rub Of
aoor % aad anew new tsblc. loaded With fresh dHi.ea
and supplies raes a its place Pa. sls d;s Is ts EDs
a1l i: each pla.o stands on "eignsou a.sA. ~ ~
foo es:h pIate. L guest desires change Of
r?,.e. lo teaches q signal at his side, VIXEN,
pres:o, bret, hia Plato d:sa3pca:: aad e2otter T:ea
Thcse mechanical dining tables 7enuss ne p.la.
c1,strv It the Oneida Community, they employ
y, Isis tIics Il b hsying t4e central part rasde ~ 70
ra;a!9e. Hero tho soLle:7, fpooas. tea ana col
1es caxte,s, pitchers, ami other neeessary art,
c!es Of table furniture are replaced Ie7ols,lng y,
tue ceatle !,e;e, tue sh:ss citnss ,bont the in
taryoa:;oa Of scaciel waiter.
, 1874-03-01

auction, in London. They include ballads,
sengs, tales, fables, Dialogues, proverbs. and
fragments Of that prolific humorist aod poet OF
as .ao 1aSs PC 81 George tho Third, whose zeal mama
-Iiss Ceclis Cleveland, niece Of Horsco
Greeley, sad an accomplished writer, hss in typo
volume entitled !" Tho Story Of q Summer: Or,
Journal-Lcaves from Chapraqn." Miss Clsve-
very fno Pianist.
We lave authority for the statement that
e Far from the Ala<lslin. Crowd" now running
in Ecery Saturday. ard which was Attributed by
London critics to George Eliot, ia by Thom.s
Hardy. Henry Holt Il Co. have arranged te
publish it IN book form, and have nearly 1oafl1
the same authors Desperate Remedics.h-Nett
York Mail.
Tho AMere,srn review Of ATr. slotlsy's
History OF the Iifo and Death OF John Bar
noyeld," ,"just out in two volumes, pronounccs
tho book worry unsatisfactory. It sa:s: ''Wsr
it tho work OF uev Triicr the faults Of this
book would deserve to be lcacnsis troate1 fos
tho sake OF its generally good wiring and OF the
painataking research OF which it gives evidence
But Mr.. Motley is no: j NOW writer, and la
ought to 10 blar,ed whoa ho does mere work
than he has proved himself able to DO. :.
The delYcT3 among old documents In tha
London Offices have dlscoTcccd some mora
things OF intoscst concerning Claucer. On tho
was robbed OF so OF tho Ilng'a money. Rich
ard II. forsavo Chaucer the repayment. Cha;:cor
superintendent tia putting mp Of tho scaf.''d5
from which Richard II. and his Qaeea saw thc
joasts u. Slait!,leld. 10 Paid s. for tho wo:k.
His own wages wcrs shilling. y day-not much
for court f.yorite. The Master carpenter nad
i shilling a day
There WIS tirnc when American religious
periodicals and newspapers uniformly frovaca
upon the noEol; bat recently tho example OF
Engls! publications. OF similar character has
been followed, TO doubt to great advantage. Ths
Evangelist has llsd ita novel; tho Independent
puhtiahos short stories; tho Christian U1sioa
hns ita novel; tho Golden Age astonisEcs ,.s
readers weekly With tho dramatic ncidcn!s Of
Theodore Tilton's ''Tctnpcst TosEed;" and nov
the Methodist writer's ate following snit,-A!sx-
ant1er Clark. editor of the Methodist Recorder,
author Of 'sTho Gospel in tho Tress.' "WoEk-
ing Christianity" etc, being engaged n7or ha-
ischoolday Magazine Of Pllilsdelphia-
, 1874-03-01

Fryn ste :S,n F-71se!;co thT'nten.
Slick can3n, Fob. u, 1cla:es tho follo~irs a'ns-
uiar story: ). In passing through g s|sck e9n9n q
On Sunday, tho $:l instsnt es:le4 = a. c,e J.: .;
.h.d Mexjcna undcr arrest who wss eu1poe'ed
Of being oao q tho yas1aez Fang; 1he 1?o2a,g
holding h o7eT Sns t1es.s;n Mos 'nsSp5nT iI t5s
o. o,e e Tho.naa VA; II. Hunt lawyer Of con'ids:ebla
sby 7a9 there sxstng eag,ey to 1fo,esS:o ons the ts
Gnr,na.hozl wa asleep in tho e.!oon, vben
boJy ~ of armed men, painted and stirred zs In
da1s, broke in, ana m'stskng M .ne 'a.ysr 1os
tho put , f1as sess on h m noo!a .1and
his mock and drew him up. Ent fo7 tho great
brs@ory and presence Of mind displayed b5 ths
DEPUTY. Sheriff, who. ut Tho peril OF bis on iifo
rushed in and cut the rope, the layer ~onld
hsve been successfully hanged. During the ak
c,temeat tho Mexican got swa5, aad haH not been
heard from aince. They k.vo i rc3u1s5f: or
gsn,zed Vigilance COMMITTEES in that r:ighbor-
noud 30 cu told"
, 1874-03-01
An Extraordinary .5aEcr.

Tho Due de Fclt.e hzs Jus! voa bJ . lack IN
extraordinary wager. Ho backed hin4self -
dliye hls t1otter IN . light carriage to Lyons,
bofore the Comic Philippe do Naru1e would seech
the p.cs on his velocipede. Tho distance was 35s
kilonetrca, or 222H miles, which was ron IN VIZ
hours. and vas won b. . mock, hy tue D:o .f 90
Fcl:rc, who dro-e into tho conrtcyaId u tno
he Cuna.a ratt!ed in on his re1ocips3s. Tie a5st
second wa ioI (t5 niles), and tho last Day both
competitors ran 70 Kilometres. OF W. m.ss. 1aaat
ho.i ;1e t1,a 1onc raco. and tie Cote Il atin no
confident that be o1ers 10 bsck himself for 200
louis oyar tho came couzss again.
, 1874-03-01

1,..,-,1;eb /, = dcv OF tTo " Won-
m. Loyo and Marriage" By Fse5cf.cxS eaan-
de,ra an,hor OF "salad for tho Soli:ar3
oee1j mhoberts e Bzo:hers haTo brought ou. "Eec e
o7ds OF SCHOOL" The "l:seoT4a s' arc 81 Y
IL Acott, who kept the scnso' ANa so's1Aso -
Ii 1Thc fS' yeT nosaaee 0: Victor Hngo "QustEe"
rtnrt-Isoizc." viii form tErso rolumea e octaTo;
snd Is in thfse pa5.s. enti;isd-Fs: oG "Ea er
seeo2d @ nt eoa ;hI d T. ha aatf.te rseaes xh
,~: ~:,;n.i etetch oacta volume OF nsw q Lifo Of
9a's Ghsist" bY tho Rev. F. Y. Farrar, Master Of
MarIloro1ch College and Chaplin to tho
nncen. which Cas5ell. Peter & Calphin are to
publish. - h .o,a ~
, 1874-03-01

miscellaneous Fashion EteHzs
. A modification Of the red1ngoto will be the
most fashionable street garment.
Velvet pockets on the outside OF street
drcesos arc very fashionable, Etyliaf, ard unique.
They aro wearing tho buckles that used to
bo worn q. the back as y fastening for tho neck
lace now.
will turn up on one side and down on tho other,
something in tho cavalry stylo.
Napoleon blue, green, brown, fnd purple
will bo some Of the fashionable colo-s in spring
goods. OF green thero are twenty different
shades..
: Nowadays ell tho trimming On street,
dresses appears to be concentrated On Tho front
breadths- Black silk, velvet, and beads is tho
hsnduomest and most gcnteol combination.
Embroidered sashcs are something new.
They are of black watcrcd silk, embroidered
With black floss and fine jet beads; or Of black,
embroidered in colors. They are very hand
some, aud destined to become very fashionable.
Evening dresses are no longer made with
very deep trains, and the ovcrskl1t as It used 20
intended to bo scen Is concentrated on the front
breadth, and tho court train commences at the
side seanis. There is something very elegant
shout this new style.
Street dresses arc now lined on the bottom
with bl.ck leather, which preserves the silk, pre-
vents the skirt turning up, and also pra7cnts tie
material being cut. THIS is trench IDEA, we
believe, and certainly good and sensible one
Tho leather comes prepared especially for the
purpose.
denoiselles aro wearing tho hair in terrible
mass OF frizzeB and minute curls on the fore
head and on either side Of the face. It ID neither
pretty nor becoming, and suggestivo only ol
care1ossuoss and untidy habits.
-Mauied ladies noE have their husbands, in
addition to their own namo, on their visiting.
card custom Of long standing abroad. The
fashionable card just nor is a1mcat square, the
engraving being in old English and otherwise
plain. Some ladiea IRE trying to introduce some
thing new in the matter OF turning down cor
ners, but thus far have only succco1edin coafua
inE their friends.
, 1874-03-01


Frane<s Potrtr Ca3b..
After few years, aItefnated between hec
home in Eurntis1and and brief gay vista ia
Edinburgh society, whero the ' Rose ct Jed
burgh was ever welcome gncst, Mary Fairfax
took bold stcp, and married her reiai7n, saM-
uo1 Greis, Commissioner Of tho Russian Nary.
and afterwards Russian Consul for British.
Why sho married this man, who was to the last
degree harsh, sts1n, and unsy1npa thizinE,
aud why lie, wEo Was totally incara-
ble Of appzeciating any Of tho higher
qualities OF woman. lighted upon tho vesy ablest
young girl ia tho world, is one OF those myo-
teries which must be left to swell Il c list OF in
ecrutab1o matrimonial problems. probabl: good
Lady Fairfax held the creed then well-nigh UNI
varsal, that young lady commits unps1donah!a
impertine1ce II s1o ro1ect tho proposals OF = an
honest man F" OF suitable worldly condition and
th.t no less tremendous doom than being "icft
to wither upon tho cold bank thora." is tho
legitimate rotribution for entertaining *he hereay
t1lst love is no less noeIfu} to sanctify marriage
tuan marriage to sarctify love.
Anyway, Mary Fairfas wedaed Samuel tEeis:
and WAS brought by him into his gloomy and
miserable bachelors horne in London, SEarela
{albeit rich man. making nearly El0. 900 a ye.E}
la thought tit to lodse hcr daring oil their
married life. Dir. Greiy noTer forEaTo Sir
William anu Lazy fatsint A?r II, nial'ens .uI'. ~
least thcr oaashtor sno'la ;e ~ Isana naa
not In hnsala' aai te3eassu a,ss1 ~ Aaop'L
nSs aaer a5ais i,oAA .rl' ;t ~.@ =. - ra.J .E.,
NJ MS own 1llcnuI. .vu"n hcn,r =. sns4r,
ne1nG .s1nptgm cna w not aesa.na1 ,,ctnr.
.tto pc.s +a.har nn7 ~ ,yns cl1awed sct,.
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tsno nan 10y. W .4e'..i a1sna a.' ,. ho.-,.s
tsa H. hao1,t;fi and efte,f vounr w;fo ial it.
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10 @ H. ~ 1hs o1,cra 70 Countess CatLorino
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| h1,u h.oraht hacI howarcr tn her old homo ir.
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~. .-a nn..ao - 1,aan;naas h ~ drri,:- bor
1.tsr aoeo W,rnnrpry f;rcic Vim ajo,,n e7-
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ttaahaa .hag };H,eel1 to lila rnothcr] ware fha
A'e 1H1..- srr, Gonnarv;l:n .rff ho,