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TIE TEMPERANCE MovEMENT-The' tenn
perance mass meeting last night at Wesley
Chapel was attended by a large crowd. de-
spite the threatening weather. Rev DR. Gray
presided, and after the usual exercises Rev Mr.
Dennison spoke for a few moments on the sub
lect Miss Smiley, the Quakeress preacher
followed In an address. Remarks were the
made by Mr.. Nicholson, DR.. George Gross, Rev.
X w. Black, Rev. j. Il. Archer and F. NJ. Brad .
lev,
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s0According to the Spirit Lake (Iowa)
Beacon, a lad there has won q bet OF half q do
lar by swallowing 400 live minnoTs within 30
min utes.
The junior class of Lawrence university,
Appleton, WIS has gone home in q body be-
cause the president would not endorse the pro-
grsmme which 1t hal adop:ed for its exhibition
tuesday.
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To The Editor Of the EreniHg Siar.
Please permit us TO contradict the statement
made III your issue of yesterday in regard TO the
hre at the residence of Senator Jones' 1925 X
street: The fire did not originate from the fur
race, but in the northwest room, where kind
ling wood is kept. The furnace is in the east
room OF cellar. CHAs. g. BALL,
iCHARLRS EDMOSeToy
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DRY GOODS
COTTONS DOWN /!

ASpR0SC0GGIN, Iss. cts
wv,sshsHIsroALE's ft finish, l2S cts
iSc.E
60 Yard vide COTTON, 10 rts,
Good CALICO, fast colers, 5 cts,
New styles CALICO, 10 and la. cts.
BLaCk SILKS 81, 81 IS, sl.sl, very cheap.
bL ACh muBk1 aud ALPACAS. low.
large lot Of DSESS GOODS. left over from : s..
season, at one fourth their cost.
CLOTHS
We sell as cheap as the cheapest.
JOHNSON d COLLEY,
apl63t- TIL Market spsos.
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Ezekiel, tsth Chapter. -
18th Verse,

stBy the rivers pen the bsuls n reof shRI gr
al frees for meat ~trsa Teal shall not sds, and n
NUT hereof shall be Tor meat sud The leaf ther 90
for neaicine." Oar great Reie, ner hSs mA4 >
provision for the cure q diseases If nNn aud b-A
yet thousands upon tbouSa1ds are oysrtAk n " ID
siekR6ss, Without su'pici y that a. 4 csG.aa -
mtIcnTy or OTher 1ttta roiso.> fhaf f-a "a
us,d IN many rIecici1cs ana reed II tn pres vi;
day.
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THE ARCADE.
WOOLPORD Il SHILBERG,
427 SEVENTH STREET,
'pllr between aud n southwast

Whf is 1T THAT
hogan WYLIR,
SELL DRY GOODS so CHEAP
Because they purchase from the best sources an,
as they occupy Stores in
OLD-FAsHI' NED NEIGHBORHOOD.
Their rent ard other expenses 81 low thar tSey
can sell at a small profit
BARGAINS IN BLACK ALPA As
AND
BLACK SILKS.
- One price only marked in plain figures
aB1-tr lOIs and 1920 7th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

THE CRIMINAL COURT will resu me its March
term on Monday morning, at which term the
grand jury will resume its sessions.
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LOCAL NEWS,


Sa'ieSnl rssdtsT.-Fox and Denier's Panic.
mime troupe, in "Humpty DUmpty'
Fe-t'f ODera HoIIe. LYDIA ThompsOn's
troupe, in 'Siubsd the Sailor" ami "Ailaiin
tie Young Scamp"
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IMMENSE REDUCTION.

IMMENSE REDUCTION,
bRODHkAD L. Co
. Are nov opening an entire rev stock Of DRY
GUCDs, JUST purchased in Bew York by Mr. Bod.
head. at " orderfuliy low prices
press Goods IN gr at variety and of the best styles
ano faDrlcs, from l217c. mp to So 50 per yard
Lyons Black silks, CSC, 81 IS, 81 50. 81 IS, "a
S12o, 80 and IS (at least % per cent. less thar
ruling market prices, and Of the best makes and
SIC. and up 1
Reversible Ottoman ShswIs, S.3
White Shetland Wool chawls, 81 IS
Ladns, All Linen Hemmed II sndk erchisfs, l31Sc
Ladies One Button CAlored Kids 65c
Ladies Two Buttou Party Kids, 75c
Lanstale Cambria PC, and other BleAched And Tn.
bleached COttons &c. and upwards Good low price,
Prints, sac Splendid style fsstcolored Prints on
i0c. All Linen Towels. 81 per d,Zsn and M
Black Grenadines from zoe te 81 per yard; (thess
goods ps are very cheap Corsets, a1sc. and up.
Parasols IN great variety, very low. Goats AMI
Olarks Spool Cotton, Sc, and a lot Of other good
equally low. Our goods are OF the best makes ana
styles, selected with great care, bosght ana sold
cheap. anq will do pnrchssers good.
BRODakAD & Co.,
ms1A-3m l2O5 streets, bet nth and 18Th sts
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, U.C,

bahk hour, .. ma g. 4 , N, ant on Saturdays
70 receive d-ro-i - uutil M. lnt@r-sI rail- %
Irro.Ps Central hiking n ,toess apne. sd Cot
EStl",. n-ae 90 al sccessiblr psiuts. Di-c'nnE
ii. POLklNHoRN, Pest. , DICKSON Cashier.
DfrscfR-s
iDlkinh0rn, The y vltuE. JT.Mt
hiiet shisn, X. d Hartley, Tn1s. Knos I-s
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Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

Have proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire snccets Simple, prompt. efficient aud reli-
able. They are The only medicines perfectly
adapted TO popula' use-sO simple that nstagrs
cannot be Sce in using them: harmless az u be
Tree Il ON danger; ana 50 efficient be AlxsTs
reliable. They have the highest comnsadatisn
from all, and viii always render satisfaction
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THE MILD POWER CURES.

aEls WASH
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GRtAT CRASH
n p Z ES.
FAVORABLE TO PURCHASERS.
DRY GOODS
CA RPETSi
LOWER THAN EVER
DUB 'OCK IMMENSE
ATTRACTIONS GREAT
TO BUY.
THE ASSORTMENT roo LARGE TO EMU
MERATE EVERY ARTICLE
OUR sPECIALTfES comprises
DBESs GOODS of all classes, DOMESTICs of
every dascription, FULL LINE RIBBONS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
OYER TWO HUNDRED PIECES
FRESH SPRING CARPETS,
OF THIS LATEST DESIGNS
OYER THREE HUNDRED PIECES
CANTON M4TTIAGS JUST RECEEy6D
Excellent W bite MEETINGS at IS cents.
Inspect our stock and prices, aud be convinced
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John T. MITCHELL

JOHN T. MITCHELL
BAs
JUST OPENED:
CGLORZD SILKS, in new shades,
sTkLPED Sill !, 10 new patterns,
ALL Wool SERGHs.
GRIsELBE PaPLISS,
JAO0URD POPLISs,
PURE MoHAIRS,
GRAY IRON BAREGts.
LINEN BATISTrs,
TQ1LkEITn SILK, striped,
BLACK CANVASS GREnADINE,
BLeGk SILK STRIPED GRENAOISE,
EMBROIDERED POLUNAISE, In Greuaaine
and spsni-h Linen,
BERLIN JsCKSTs,
TOURISTS SUITS,
WALKING SUITS.
JOHN T, MITCHELL,
spl4 lot 93t Pennsylvania avenue.
SPECIAL NOTICE To PURCHASERS OF
~ DRY GOODS.
ANDBosCoGGIN, wAMsUTrA and other
hrsnds OF COTT-NS guaranteed a. cheap IS can be
DRksS TRIMMINGS aud MOTIONS as CHEAP
as the cheapest.
BARGAIN. IN BLACK ALPACAs, BED SPREADS
and TOWELS. ALPACAS feom IS cents TO : i %
per yard. $780,
allow no one to undersell me.
EMORY BANTER
apll-tr 1920 Pennsy lv ami. avenue
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RY THOMAS DowLINs, Aurt,.pe.r
FERTMfroRY TRUsrEs's SALE or v,LU.
hsLsd ~ BOWED PROPERTY kTAVc rios


. v, virtue q a deed - trust. dated l-f, 4 D.
u lSEs recorded IN Liber IN, fHito 80 a ta laoi
- frcCrc- At Nsshfngf n county. nf-frt-f .f ~.
tshtis sud q direction q thA holder % the ~
seSnrsd thersby, I Will setl ~ puhitc aur.ts, "a
boat 81 the premises, on MONDAY Aprtf %, y
leas @ Ick q. n, I'll those pieces 90 par.r..
~ lAfo lN'Wu a. parts q Lots uurnN cred fn. -
lt9 and ~. N Realty sd Hswktns' afstusu ..
6oorgetoun, desctibsd A. failp~s B-giuufrg % ~,
iTth aldo II 4 street 9 let from ~ les ii
ehetis iit nCt rnhutug ESQ., y feet. theme r.lf..
fid parallel wt'h Pred, icG street. IS, fsa e. "a
a. ihrrr- Wet OF said e'laf - fcsf. as t.l-T
.nIh = the begin ring, rrf ai.n the tfIa . q
h,ith side % -sd sllPy hei~g the earfarrrf. s-
TIE tnt one 81 the range Stables bril- n front
az 4 On the rsith eide q ssiA alley
l.Ins 81 sale: :. co. vith Interest fa, pHr
etll. IRON ynl1 Eth, ISIS. Csthnr With fHH "A
lent,s u this sale. N cA-as balance lea e. 80 u
~ hItes Win Interest ~ slN uer cent eecrrsI o..
titie- sui deed % trust on th@ rrup@rsg gtsNar-
s''nf ~ WY -iaser's coat, ~ down vhrn srr -r
r-rty j. struck - M ~. term. a 81. =. ....
complied VITA IN seven dsys the truseaa r..r.4rr#r
~ llfh, 10 resell the property at the risk buI -
X y DODGE. T-u.fso.
sT--d THos DOW WILING. a-c'iraHa~
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The DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATIoxs.-r
deficiency bill was reported to tue House TO-
day. The following items are contained in the
bill: For the Columbia institution for the deaf
shu Iumo, II. u, slO5yi; government asylum
Sls,2t. 80; ire department, ID. G.. s5S 900; CAM,
Ioi Pohce, ID e., So 600. The largest item il for
an IDdlan dehciency amounting TO A. $50 600:
$50 900 Is appropriated for L s. minis. eel on
pelng loI the mint at San Francisco; $50 OO0
ior me war department.; and 500 .OOO for the
State department.. The remainder for smaII
amounts Il Tor the other departments executing
the navy. for which there Is no dati..iancv
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SUIT POR ALLEGED BREACH OF Contract
Yesterday suit was entered On the law side of
the court nv Albert j. Reed for the use OF W. c.
johnson against Charles T.. Evans for alleged
breach of contract. He claims so, 900 damages
Tor that the defendant obligated himself in writ
ing September 2, 1873, TO pay to plaintiff tweR
Evans concrete pavement that 9. b. and A. X.
Reeve and James l.. Munroe, or their agents,
shall lay within the District of Columbia, under
their contract with said defendant OF August 2l,
1873. or which should be laid under the drec
ton of Samuel Barker, OF New jersey: that de-
ferdants have laid So 613 square yards, and re-
ceived 500 0OO therefor in money, bonds. or
other securities, and have failed to fulfll their
contract with the plaintiff.
A Brick KILN ENJoINED.-Yesterdaya after
noon ex-senator Foote and Judge Pasehall ea-
tered q suit for an Injunction for Senator Stew
art, W. NJ. Linkins, j. NJ. Latta, q. j. Hillyer
and Cary a. Derby, against George W. Hopkins
and John S. Hopkins. The plantlff. represent
that they are property holders in the neigh
bOThood of Massachusetts avenue and 10Th
street, and that the respondents carry on the
business OF hrickmakiug in close proximity to
their property and thereby maintain nut
sance. They ask an injunction TO restrain de-
PENDANTS from further prosecuting the business
at that point. Judge wylie ordered prelimi-
nary restraining order to issue.
REAL ESTATE TRANsPERs.-George Bogus
to sO WASH. ston City Orphan Asylum, part lot !,
s s9si, to VIM; Z. Chandler, lot 4, square $50
SAS; Geo. h. Waters and wife to Rosa E.
hlng. part lot 4, square 523, -; John j. F.
-, square t20, $500; Robert u. Humphrey TO
Moses nelly, trustee. lots 107 and los, square
S.o,,@ FREQ. A. Davis to James c. wheat
aot 20, square oOS, - 500; VIM. Tyler to Samuel
dyief' lou and ., Loomis' subdivision square
/ s., 81 500; James T.. Fitch to Adelins T a.
/ lot 80, square 1S4. 81 ,306.25. A"'''
TIE BoARp OF HEATH met last night. AMI
/ an application WAS received from H ri Rs5tiatt
| for a position. DIR. Verdi presented A netition
/ nom Mrs. nj. o. DE Butts, an aged Invalid.
/ ssking tEat the board grant her an extension n,
| time, to the LIST of May, to remove from the
ouse, No. 1914 18th street, which had been de
! clared q nuisance, and its abatement ordered:
! and after discussion the request was granted.
WASHINGTON FISH MARKET To-pAY.-Sold
| by X. A. Golden & Bro, 5000 shad, from SIS
! 70 SIS per hundred; 100000 behring's, 81 10 ss
| per thousand; 1 900 punches rock and perch, u
to 20 cents per bunch 1000 tailors, 81 per hum
| CItd.
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by X. A. Golden & Bro, 5000 shad, from SIS
70 SIS per hundred; 100000 behring's, ~ 10 IS
per thousand; 900 punches rock and perch, 70
TO % cents per bunch; 1000 tailors, 50 per hum
CItd.
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and Specific Homeopathic ManuaI..... s o.
Single large visls SOC. and 81. Sold BY ali drug
the Price.
Address
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine COMPANY
OFFICE ND DEPOT, 562 BROADWAY, NY.
marlS-w Sc .3m
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SPRING GOODS Ar Low PRICES
JNO. a. sMoor A. Sox

JNO. a. sMooT A. SON
IlS BRIDGE STRsEr, GEoRsETowy. N q
Afe osiiy receiving new aud ae.irahl. q pnfa
sGapleo 10 the sar'l SpFiHg Trade. c1mprt-t,r tss
-, makes 81 BLACK slLk. PURE MDWAggs
sIEAtAS TANEeE. RNLANrINE RIkfk
6hhNhplNks and SlITISG FABRICS Late
fnhhSOls aud Sun UMBRELLAS
W uh y lnrge assortment Of PRfNTS rsMnUTrs
snd hhkChLks. yACoNETs. IRIs III LfNENS
SAPslNs. TOWELS, LINEN ana CoTraN
sHkEalNGs, TABLE LINEN aud SPaIEG
l.o. full lice ~ 81 the test known m ska. -
SHIFTING COITOhs, ana other sraslEah's
bnod-; which we or-r ~ the very LOWEST case
fhiNkc, aud Az = call from pmrchasaFs
JOHN a. SMOOT A. SgN
- our purchases h5inC mafe exclusively f,-
purchasers ,.,.al -,
NOTICE -TEMPORsRF kEMOFsE,
Jhe continual increase q business maxine a M
essay 70 retnid nv store aud ut h@rwi-e iu~rrs.s
ny lhciiites Tor fhe execution Of All ordafa I sh.T
De l"ebd, Guflur fhe pr-crsss q the WORK AZ
~ BRIDGE STREET,
sl.W doors shove Jefferson street.
Ne we improvement wif rot interfere with gha
th'cullon oi SoTk in tbs dveiug ant schuriug a..
men; All oTd-rs q my friends will be promptly
hA'eu ahd hlsh!y aprrcoia.sd.
WI. wHEATLEY.
Dyer ard p .tnrar
- Gee, until frrtLer notice, No. BRIDE stree,
Geurc"tOWH, a.. q. rn.-It.tr
ICHoIr'
~ HLIGhST ICS CEsAm ArD OYSTER
PAklNs.s
eo.zsn ss 49, street. S-orse'o-r,, 80.
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ALL THE NEW SHAPES IN I.DTe
RkCkIYED - "a u
At DAVIS
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markets-Tne RAILING
Prices To-day

tsiroinsj Dc; do roundJ do 1Poa.tini M D;. o.to
1eSTSso 90 ss, 5sorue11 9sl5. pork, I0as; DO
s sRildf be sGe; s ;eqf2 Ggctte veal l5zs
sliced, 2e2sc; shoulders twhoieL la i@ioS' o., d..
,esd, l2, . niddlingS llc ent, IL 10 I4c; beef
FisH.-KScS, s1as6c. y bunch: perch. aos.a, :.
bunc h; do yellow, &c. ? bunch: carssh -, ~
IsPs = si 'a S9S iFG Es St5s ss
D. Boston smell, 2o@25 n esh cod. l2ai5 ; n fresb
ring eeai. per buneh fur,. ss2s rsr her
9. fEssIAB LEs.-Potatoes. Irish, 40 . peck: sweet
S.s.-F - hsnsb. onions tSIni,. So peek I;
carrots: 6. bunch; eeIery, seloc ? bunch LEI.
pScs; rh1baTb &c : Gnncb: rsdai!h. s, JI INC
AsEsrsgus, s,g5 Ss ? sSssh' psss; soc peck
soc. fdozsn; lemons, 2s@5oc. , dozen; crsnber-
DRIED FRrITs-Apples. sasc p quart; peaches.
peeled, 3o92se d. gnpeeedj, lOci bIackbsrries,
BuTTER-Phiiadelp his print, CO.. , n: New
York erssmy, Soc eholee I'll, IS; fair a.
PorLrRY.-Chicken., dressed, 81 ESQ a. 81 > pair:
fair; IIursseys, zzsSe.;,1=d;t , Z.
FLOUR AND FEED.-Beayans Shaw. commission
merchants and wholesale dealers 10 r9u,, Fed, IL
northwest furnish the wing lna,siion. Of yur
4Ra fed goT5 $ SIG % g Dbl
Sss ssssss sfovn SUD; 'ss:@sis 200 sS Gt@
bqshel. sales sort~hs, nrq 81 4. 4 more sc,iye.
filceS ~ the wholesale market, as furnished by
a. 11 4 ; = c., general commission merchants,
northwest:-Dried frut-bisckbtrri s4 IT,
cherries Hdls: potatoes 90 n sI y bnsnsI. orioDs
Sis eg-hsl; dried peache- SAD saS; rfad an
Il %; ssfSs. s esssTg.' siss,s lambs.
chickens, stGSS -: ducks, ssOOt %; sse-s, So
90 unW.sned. s. sO sS0 su, s.1Asd D s ass
iogn esE., IS Ia s.seass. $50 hundr.i
= barrel: crsnberrles. sSe SO ; bsrSsi' stR,0SS
s ssss SG.ri sSik s sISs, aa,sT
Jsd7S Whsaf-Shife, 81 7sa al ysd 40 Oorn
81 7oCdlT4 FLOUR nrn. Butter is scare rel ell !;
wanted At full hsure.. Ess. are .carcs l-
and dried apses are c .lIsi for from day tDd.v
LOO tons OF hay and straw were sold during the pa.
week, hay ranging from 9O:. 10 81 So snd slraw sIr
@slt hundred Offerinss lisht-
1Giesd, Wis. has organized a crusade
Gilead."
~Mr. Moses Cronchers, of Concori. N. n
who WAS bitten by a cat over a year ago, dice
recently Of hydroPhObia.
ga Jolly deacon and hilarious SUNDAY.
school superintendent danced at a Kentuck,
party, ard there Is trouble in church.
s0In London they have introduced at fash
around the table. The engine holds the no
water, and the wagons carry srs and bottles
~Here is the way they annolncs hotel Ar
rivals in ST. LOUIE: The Hon. j.. A. BRYANT
came from Chicago TO Barnam's Hotel in thi,
city 10 get square meal.
~white-rObed figures with ehastIy faces
stalk the streets OF Chicago. They are adveI-
fisemenfs for a course Of ghost lectures by Pre-.
fsssoI PeIleI.
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FANCY WHITE AND sNoREPEARL.JET
new sty lee 90
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FINE FRENCH FLOWERS in sre.. v.ri.,y
At
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FOR CATARRH and kindred diseases, Kirk
woods Inhaler is being used with wonderful
success; For sale at Gilman's, FOrd's, Thomo-
sons, Hickling's and all principal druggists. II
costs 81 80 and will last lifetime G
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Carter.
To-day in the case of Jacobs against the Con-
tnental Life Insurance COMPANY the iury
found verdict tor the plaintiff for the amount
claimed, $40 900 with interest. The remainisr
of the day was occupied by hearing motions
Il his term of the court will close next week
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LADIES GOODS

sol GREAT ATTRACTION G0I
AT
ID AVIS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-20

respectfully Invite yosr attention to the
Il great advantages Possessed by the eelebrs-
tel Wheeler & Wilson, Siseul-Feed, Lo~k-
Stich, Family Sevias Machines. over all o, b
.ers.
Qsesisssfs Be eesssSrreSis ssy;ss N.eR;..
v hat sre the desirable features Of Tami-
" Sewing Machine
may be easily learned, and not liable 20 get
out Of order-siient in its operation-rarid
II IFS execution Of work-easily changed from
one kind Of work TO anotker-capable Of do
Ing every variety Of work-muss run easv. 20
as hot 10 fatigue the operator, and With all
these, must be durable.
What Machine possesses these quaiifica tons
In theAighest degreer
SHH "HEW' WHEELER r WILSON
L the most eonveuiestiy eonstruesed-is the
simplest, having but IS parts, (Shutsle No
chimes have over 2o0,l o; these, only 10 are
PARIS Of motion, and Is points Of beariag.
IT Is ALMOST NOLSEL kSS,
Being scarcely heard across room.
II can be run at the greatest speed, thous-
ands being used In Factories and operated by
steam power. The "New' machine 10 NOR.
rapid than any other, making the lock-stiteh
IL 10 the only machine upon which you can
seam, hem, fell, gather and sew, without ma
king changes in the machine. Il uses mo
sAstte and makes the soek-afek. Persons
wishing to purchase one Of these unrivaied
machines can do 20 by calling ON Ness,s.
GREKSwkL 4 FxxwicK. Lconsrsltown. and
iaoAAs PAksoxs, Oakvills, st Mary's eountyj
Nd. S.id upon easy monthly payments OF
guaranteed. Full instructions given FIRE.
JOHN II. STONE, Geni Agent,
Bryantown, Charles Co.
Feb 5, lS14-em.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-20

Dhrcnology-Th Brain and its functions
u the Location and Nature OF all the Organs
With direc 'ions for cult1:a,ing, developing,
cnproving AMI restraining them.
Dhys,ognomv -" Signs Of Character, and
Il How 10 Read Them at a glance, in the
Human Face, on Scientific Principles
L>IhnoloEy-Or, the Natural History ofMan:
IL origin, mariners customs and modes OF
life in different TRIES and nations; with differ.
est icmPeTamen's and pictorial illustrations.
Lviysiolo-y-Th Laws Of Life; including the
l. education, training and discipline Of chill
drcn. aud tn right management of lunatics,
the insane, prisoners and Others.
biographies given oe all the leading men and
- women OF the world.
Self-Cu!iurc-lnsIructivc articles on self-im-
~ rroveren'; mciiory; choice of pursuits;
our national resources, etc.
k>inalIy, Much uSc.ul information on the lead
= ing topics Of the dAv-poiiticai, not par
ttfin-rcligious, not Observation-Disclosures
rr:ornaiorv, agricultural, commercial, etc
viii be given, and no efforts spared to make
The chronological for 1874, the most interest.
lag ever published.
TERNs.-Mon,hiy, 81 n year, in advance.
wits at ten or more, 81 each. Single num-
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