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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-21

Many imagine that there i- n' '.'. ~
disease Of the Kidney also aI-''.' ~
complaints. They are in error. NJ a
promptly remove. such ailments :, 4
aud physical debility dis5eie-' ''
maIadics cau.ea from impradr'''
errors Of youth, female irresa 1''
plants oc the mino- genital organ.
succumb 10 it, genial influence
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sS-Use sASFoRD's HAhAhL,@,
burn, Mosquito Bites and Poison O' -
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PILES DIErEuc sALL'iAit. . nj.
acknowledged the best in use i'-,
the name OF JAMES PYLE. Nou'
June p. Is -,
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For Family Medtine- Of any .,s
Roots, Herbs, Barks, or any o. Wv =
dies OF the day, also, Family D'e
Toilet preparations, 90 to Il
MOVES DRUG STORE, Nor""
as he keeps the most EXTENSIVE - j., RI.
found in the country and at the lo"''.,
ECONOMICAL NEW BoODt--' ~
package Of sea Moss Farne l,..-l.E
Irish Moss, which will make ~ \, a
such as cakes, pies, puddins-' e11 .'.. q.
Of custards, jellies, creams =. No.
Grocer ,' aprl5 w
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In reply to an invitation to meeting
of republicans which is being held in this
city, to day. for consultation in regard 10
the political situation, Vice President
Wilson has written the following letter;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05
PERSONAL.

ONE OF the four gentlemen recently
drowned near Cincinnati, while return.
ing in skiff from q pleasure excursion,
was Mr.. Harry Bultman, for some time
a resident OF this city, and in the EN-.
plOy OF the clerk OF the United States
courts. His sad and untimely death
will be regretted by those of our citizens
who knew him.
THE most blooming place in Memphis
Is on Towards Row; as you walk up
to the store you see White Rose meal
on one side, and Rosebud meal Oh the
other, and in the store s. Rose, thepOrn-
meal king. Yesterday his m8iasty left
for Hot Springs, Arkansas, suffering
from that foe of TOyaity-the govt. We
hope to see him back, in q month, re-
Juvenated and as ready for IS corner in
meaW as ever.
MISS Rosa LEWIS was sereDaGed last
night at the residence Of w. w. School
field, OF this city, in whose hOspitabIe
mansion she has been a reigning belle
for the last four months. Miss Lewis
leaves to-day for Virginia. She wss
serenaded last night by that excellent
band com posed OF our best citizens, Messrs
Joseph F, Taylor, Z. Schlesinger, Ju-
Illus kaufman, A Chspsky, SaIa New,
and 7. Denny. These six gentlemen
comprise the S0dality dramatic Orches-
ira, and is regarded as enc of the best
bands in the city.
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that said committee make such arrange
ments as they may deem proper and
necessary for that purpose, and that
in pody.
The resolutions were received and
adopted.
Alderman Hillsman and Counciimen
Camp, Vance and Cochran were ap-
pointed the committee suggested and
the joint session was dissolved.
The following embraces a summary OF
the reports Of city officials, read and re-
ceived in detail
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICIALS.
Receipts, disbursements and appropriations
for the month Of July, and for the current
year OF 1910:
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ONE DOLLAR FOB THE APPEAL.

Persons JeaUine the city for the
country can hare the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our COuHtjR6-rOono-Or
for any time Longer than that at
the same rates.
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LIVINGSTON 4 COXPANY,
DOE EsTgC AND ROEETGE 8ANKEGs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
the business Of out-of-tOyyu baukg bsnbaTss'
corporations, merchants and indIvidUajs
Usual interest allowed on daily balances,
SoIlecuons made and promptly RENTED,
CoTFsA501Genoe solicited, Exchange on Drincf
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBEBE & CO.,
London,
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, August 4.-Weather
clear and warm. No arrivals. Departed
Indiana, Ohio river James Howard, st.
Louie.
CINCINNATI, August 4.-Night-River
rising, with 81 feet inches water in
the channel. Weather clear and pleas
ant. No arrivals or departures except
local psckets.
LOUISVILLE, August 4-RiveT rising
rapidly with a feet . inches ia the Ca
nal and p feet inches IN the Indian
chute. No arrivals or departures except
local packets.
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STAMMERISG Or SUFFERING
CURED,

Professors Randolph and Creigh-
ton, these eminent professors of the art
Of curing stammering, are now in this
city, and will remain until August Sd.
They challenge the world to produce q
stammerer that they cannot cure in q
very short time. Terms reasonable. Of
fee at the Commercial hotel.
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ENGLISH BIBLES.

a fine assortment, embracing all the
most desirable editions OF Bagster and
others. Also full stock Of the Ameri-
can bible society'S editions, and the
American tract sOciety's Teachers BIZ
bles." Prices, from 5Oc to SIS.
AT. DOD & Co, BAL Main street,
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STAUNTOa FEMALE sRMIEARY

REV. J. /. MILLER, !. NJ, Principal.
Prof +. Louis Ide iate Of Virginia Fer7aIe
insttute), Principal Music Department, with
IL additional teachers and officers. Expenses
very reasonable; eEj aragau &c in dress pro-
hlblted; hrst-ciass board; instruction tiIor-
oughi location the best In StauntOn.
SEND Tor Catalogue, with cut OF buildings
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CLOSING and brass fiuting-iron CON-
blned, 81 80. Best futing machien
made, S. so. By n. WetteT& Co
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The cheapest ana best STEAEE DYEIEG
and CLEANING HOUSE. III the city is at 2z5 Ss-
couG street. HANSON & WALKER,
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NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
nsaralctc. Go w. Zones q Co., keep II,
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Go To Leddin's Business College

JOHN WALSH, Undertaken, 344 Sec
ond street, opposite, postoffice.
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To LOAN.
LOST.

DAPERS-LOst or mislaid a par kaye con-
/ sisting OF two deeds and other papers OF
no value TO any one except the o ndersigned.
A liberal reward viii be paid for their return
70 n. c. PEAT CE. 2 s Front 81
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WANTED-YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
w MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO-
hAt IL Washington ST. Awnings OF all styles
made 70 order. Cabinet work and Furnftura
made and repaired, re-upholstered, yarnisb ed,
and packed for shipment. Carpets taken up,
cleaned and relaid. All work called for and de-
Nwarad free ~ 49, = RITTsrEN RFEI4
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ATTEND RObertsOn's Business College
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

DAY HORSE-From Beale street market
Id about four weeks ago, a dark bay horse
long body; star in forehead, 10 shoes on
about ten years old, sore on Jaw, spawned IN
al nd leg. liberal reward for his return 70 81
Eernando street. John MONTEDONICN.
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FOR SALE.

uoRsEs-Pair fine bay horses. Inquire at
Ii No 81 Main st. VIM. NJ. SLEDGE.
A No.Icow and calf, thoroughly acclimated.
"a Cheap. Inquire at lO6 Main street. au3
EIHTURES-Tn first-class business locality
Il win or without stock of dry goods, milf
merry and fancy goods. Also, a nice improved
properly. HlIl sell cheap. Call at l3S Main st.
GOAP FACTORY - Boilers. engines and
~ everything complete and in good running
order, located in the city; cheap for cash or
cd paper. ApplyIo
c. N GROSVENOR
Jyol 25i Second street, Vincent block,
WAGON-A spring covered wagon. Cheap
w Tor cash at SIS Main street. iy27
pRICK Apply at John Overton's Office. 2s4
- Second street, or at yard on Second street
Chelsea sNOWDEN, OVERTON d co.
EURNII UEE-One nice parlor SET. cbean.
also, one nice baby crib. Apply. 234 Linden
ENGINE- One I5-horse power engine: one
II SO-saW Z. Carver Gin; onG Schoneld Cot
ION trtssi one 2 inch Strsub Mill. All in
perfect order. For terms apply TO
Jy2l ]. r. GOODWIN & co.
81 new So-saw Champion gins at 800 each;
~ Two new 6O-saw Champion gins at $50 each:
one 5gsaw Gullett gin in perfect repair for
SIS. J. V. Patrick or ]. n. Patrick & Co, up
stars, corner OF Union and Front. jy2O
I Cts feet by 100 feet, east side of shelby
II street, south Of Vance, s. P. READ.
DRICR RESIDENCE-On long time. brick
u residence No. Ito Court street. INQUIRE at
~ Mgnroe street, up stairs. jyl4
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TAKEN UP.

I. STEER-One wild Texas steer. owner cali
- at once or he will be disposed Of on a,c-
count OF being dangerous.
} aus FRFD. MARTIN, Kerr aveIIue
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Personal.

nR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes a speci.
IL atty Of treating Eye and Ear Diseases.
ONCE EZ8 Poplar street. mv2q
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4 OTIS, In sizes 10 suit, on Madison, Court and
l Monroe, east or Charleston depot, on easy
terms, for i've yeRrs-suitable for cottages,
tenements or a factory.
W. A. WHEATLEY, 20 Main street.
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Total ,S99 81 SI37, 1928 IL s245, l79 So
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES A. NEWSOM,
City Comptroller.
Tax-collector's receipts for July,
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WANTS.

g. ERVANT- GIRL-To do general homework;
- good wages. Apply at once at
au0 l02 MARKET ST.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

THE ORIGINAL OF Mrs. PARrIyeroN.
1t is not generally known that Theo-
dore Hooks series of Ramsbottom Papers
were precursors Of all the Mrs. Mala-
props and Mrs. Partingtons Of later
generation. Let Dorothea Julia Rams
bottom speak for herself, in few sen-
fences from her :'Notes On England and
France"
Having often heard travellers lament
ing not having put down what they c. II
the ememorybilious oftheir journey. was
determined while was on nv tower to
keep a dairy $50 called from containing =
ths cream Of ones information), and
record everything which occurred to
nie
Resolving to take time hy the fire.
lock. We left Montague Place at seven
o'clock by Mr.. Fuimer's pocket ther.
mometer. and proceeded over W.stmin-
ster Bridge. to explode the Euronean
scontin<ut. &i.never PASS Whitehall u with
ont dropping tear to the memory of
Charles the Second, who was dec;mated
after the rebellion of l745, opposite the
Horse Guards.
1--WE saw the inn where Alexander.
the Autograph Of all the Russias, lived
when he was here; ard, as We were going
along, we met twenty or thirty dragoons
mounted on horses. The ensign WHO
commanded them was friend Of Mr..
Fulmer's; he looked at Lavinia rs If
pleased with her footing assembly. l
heard Mr. Fnlmer say be was son of
Mars; he s,oke as If everybody knew
his father, so I suppose he must he the
son of the poor gcntlemam who was so
larharouslv murdered few wears ago
near Ratcliff- Highway; If so, he is un-
common genteel.
Travellers like us. who are mere birds
Of prev. have no time to waste; 80 we
went to-day to the great church which
is called Naughty Dam, where We saw a
priest doing something at an altar
Mr.. Ful,ner begged me to observe the
kuave of the church. but I thought it
too hard to call the man names in his
own country. Scribners.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

- - 4 - = -. "a. !, s. eI,~lv
I'D -two- three- -6se e thev
eluul1 l1nneansly turRed Il ~ word
o. end 1ns1autlv Ar~il. Nei4ker
- keFt, 1key eorked their pistols,
and 6eliyoEofely WaIkud towards each
ofler nriue = tkey peut. ~ the Gfth
ufot, Jches tANu up his right hand,
and. fsise ~ pineol u ~ air. sank
.d0un- Fss uas II the 81 a firing bic
last shot; tnt sreinR Jon<e iaA, silrntll
lowered his pistol. duopy<d Il % tto
esuond, and rpsaAG - 9oue1 sids. ~
ING bis bead in bis hp AZ he sat down,
and asking him il he was hurt.
! discovered that Jones was shot
through the region of the stomach, the
bullet glancing around that organ, and
coming out TO the left Of the spinal
column; hesidcs he had received three
other frightful flesh wounds in other
portions of his BODY. I dressed his
wounds. and gave him such stimulauts
as had. He afterwards got well
Fry received three wounds--one break
ing his left arm, one in the left, and
the other in the right side. After
months of suffering, he got we'll
Neither Of them asked for a discharge,
bnt both resumed their commands when
they got we'll, and fought the war out
to the bitter end, and to-day are partners
in wholesale grocery business down
south, doing a good business, and ver-
flying the sentiment Of Byron. that "a
soldier braves DEATH" etc, etc.
CoNFEpERATE SURGEON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23
PAUL MoRpHY.-Paul Morphv, III

PAUL MoRrHr-Paul Morphy, the
famous chess PLAYER, is in New Or
leans asylum. hopelesslv insane. He
was born in that city in 1910 of wealthy
Creole parentage, and bis adoption Of
the game of chess as a business not only
offended his relatives. hut occupied th"
wears in which he might have achieved
success in some other career. He re-
turred to his home just before the re-
bellion, suddenly and thoroughly DISCUS
ted with chess-so prejudiced against
it that he has since never PLAYED. He
has subsequently led an idle, morose
life. His daily routine of existence.
saws the New Orleans Picayune, involv.
ed a walk on Canal street every morn.
ing, where his dapper little 6gure--al-
ways scrupulousiy dressed-became as
well known and as regularly looked for
as tie MONDAY hell. After his daily
promenade he retired from public gaze
until evening, when be appeared in his
box at the opera, where, it is said. he
never missed q night. II is further re-
lated that during these years be permit
ted no friendl. acquaintance; Re was
never known to asso late with an, body
Lut bis mother, and presis,er,ly repsll-
ed advances from those wLo, having
been friends OF his early youth. desired
TO renew their associations He lived
q strange life, q strange. rnoodr, md
peculiarly nournful man. About .
year ago be began 10 lose his mental
control. and several months ago was
put in private asylum. Some Of bis
friends bold the theory tha. his ma.ady
had its start in the s;rain upon bis
mind in playing many AID difficult
eamss Of chess.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23
A VENETIAN MONASTERY.

A fair, white towe', where doves a. white q,
snow
Flutter. the while three helis swing to and fro;
A garden and cioister bid below.
A Summer garden full of calm delight:
A cloisier wresihed with roses, red and white
4 row Of h'ies meek. that hold their breath,
A. I'aie and mute and passionless as death:
Cur'ained heyond leafy screen. the bees
prone their monoionops, swe-, Lit,nics
A fountain li.ring the rrsron.es. caught
On 'he still airs. With heavy incense fraught.
And all within an Island In The wide
And Wild Lagoon: an Island Sanctifsd;
Walled by the golden a1od, The glowing ambe,
tide
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

THE ORIGIN OF ROBINSON CRUsoE.-
Robinson Crusoe was published in 1719.
with the following title: 1.-The Life
and strange surprising Adventures of
Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner.
who lived eight-and-twenty years all
alone on an uninhabited island on the
coast of America, near the mouth of
the great river Orinoco." The pub
fishers. who purchased the manuscript
after all others had refused it, has said
To have cleared 81 .OC0 by it. Defoe
was accused by his enemies, who were
numerous and bitter, of having stolen
the idea and even the materials Of Rob
inson Crusoe" from the narrative of
Alexander Selkirk; but the charge was
wholly without foundation. Selkirk
was not wrecked at all, but voluntari.
" wen. ashore on Juan Fernandez,
which at that time was as we'll known
as and more fre9uented hy ships than
now. CruSoe's Island, as the title Of
his narrative states, WAS in the northern
hemisphere, in the Caribbean Sea, near
the mouth of the Orinoco. and the most
probable prototype of Defoe's hero was
Peter Serrano. who in the sixteenth
century was ship~recked, and lived alone
for several years on an island in the
Caribbean Sea, near the mouth Of the
Orinoco. His history is told at full
length in Garcilaso's History Of Peru"
u translation of which was published in
London 90 years before Robinson
Cruso" vas written, aud could hardly
have escaped Defce's notice. as the
book attracted great attention, and
Serrano's story il in the first chapter.
-TApp,etons American CycloI sdia,
revised edition, article, "Defoe, Dam
iel."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23
PARALLEL OF THE SExEs.-The NORTH

PARALLEL OF THE SExKs.-The North
American says there is an admin able
partition of the qualities between the
sexes, which the Author of our being
has distributed to each with a wisdom
that challenges our unbounded admira.
tlon.
Man is strong-woman 10 beauti.
full.
Man is daring and con6dept-womau
is difident aud unassuminG
Man is great in actiou-woman in
suffering.
Maa shines abroad-woman at home
Man talks to convince-woman tc
persuade and please.
Man has a rugged heart.-womau
q soft and tender one
Man prevents nisery-woman re.
lie=es il.
Mau has science-woman has taste
Man Las judgment-woman sensi.
bihty.
Mar is . being of justice-womau
an angel Of mercy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23
AN INCIDENT OF THE REBEL.
LION.

On the 10th day Of June, 1863, /
.xitnessed o duel betxsesr Cspi~in Jones;
c0TBmanding Federal sc"ut. and Cap
tain Fry. commanding Rebel scout.
in Green County. East Tennessee
These two men had been fighting each
other for six months, with the fortunes
of battle in the favor of one and then
the other. Their con- mands were camped
on either side Of Lick Greek, a large
and sluggish stream, too deep to ford
and too shallow for a ferry-hoa,; bmt
there IL ridge sIann.d the stream for
the convenience If the travelling pub.
lie. Each cf them qua r,led this bridge.
that communication should 60 neither
north nor south, as the railroad track
had teen broken vi. months hfore.-
After fgh,i = each other for several
months. and ront-sting the point IA to
which should held the bridge, th-v
agreed I" fight a duel, the conaueror to
hold the bridge undispu.ed for the time
being. Jones gave the challenge, and
Fry accepted. The terms were, that
they should fight with navv Pistols at
twenty wards apart, deliberately walk
ing towards each other, and firing until
the last chamber If their pistols Was
discharged, unless one or the other fell
before all the discharges were made.
They chose their seconds, and agreed
upon a rebel surgeon (as he was the
only one in either commandD to attend
them in ease If danger
Jones was certainly a fine looking
fellow, with light hair and blue ewes,
FIVE feet ten inches in height, looking
ever inch the military chieftain. He
was a man that soldiers would admire
and ladies' regard with Animation
l never saw a man more cool, determ.
ed, and heroic under such circumsian.
ces. ! have read of the deeds Of chiv.
airy and knight crrantry in the mid.
die ages, and Of brave men embalmed
in modern poesy; but. when I saw tbi.
man Jones come to the duelis,s' scratch,
fighting, not for real or supposed
wrongs TO himself, but, as b. honestly
thought, for his country and the glor,
of the flag. / could not help admirine
the man, Notwithstanding he fought
for the freedom Of the negro, which ]
was opposed to.
Fry was a man full six feet high,
slender, with long, wavy, curling hai.,
jet black eyes, wearing a sloueh ha.
and gray suit, and looked rather the
demon :han the man.
There was nothing ferocious about
him; hut he bad that self-sufiirieni
nonchalance that said. II will kill
you" Without a doubt, he was, brave,
cool, and collected, and. although suf-
fering from q terrible Assh- wound in
his left arm. received a week before, he
manifested no symptoms cf distress,
but seemed ready for the fight.
The ground was STEPPED Of by the
seconds, pistols loaded aud exchanred,
and the principals brought fare to face
! never shall forget that meeting
Jones, in his military. boyish mood, a
they shook hands remarked that
A % dier braves death Tor fareifai wreath,
When in giory's romantic career.
Fry caught up the rest of the Gen.
tenee. and answered by saying-
Ye, he herds o'er the foe When in battle laid
Asd s~ihes every weasd wiih tear.
They turned around and walked batk
. 70 the point desigLased. Je0es' second
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

NorHIx' TO IN At ALL EvExTs-
Pious old party: "And nov, Mrs. stub
bins. I've one important question 10
ask. Does not Satan oit;mcs tell you
that You are not . Christian:" Mrs.
Stui.bins 'ee do sn." p. .. p.
--"And what says You to him on these
occasionsf', Mrs. Swell, say,
whether he or no, it cant possible be
no.s of - business.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

Walden fair. with sou'-it ewes.
A'o"nd thee masic power lies
Fad rns smles pisv DER nv face
In every motion h~wiic',ing grace
AZ times ihon sseniess in pens,v. mrod.
Eehn'd d as sIr;i~ with angels fed,
Eiherisi yet with hnmsn sre'Isg,
Ever r~ady 10 minister hesling.
pesiehiine all sho kos thee weif,
Yah mnsf feel tbs charming sp~if.
Ra'sf gems be thine 10 wear.
hind Heaven avert al hlightipg care
Enrhsn ting flowers hat hlccm .or~vrr
Years hence ,bJu'u End ~ here frieuls me- sever
Fkox 4 1RcE FRsExp
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

An eccentric old fellow v ho fvs d
alongside cf graveyard. was asked if
it vas not IN unpl.asan. location
NO." said be, Il never jin.d places
with y set of nsighbors that mind
their own business 50 stiddy as they
do"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

s Somebody advertises IN the Lon.
don 1SRes for servant girl that fears
the Lcrd and can carry one ewt Hand
maidens that can successfully vrcssle
with an hundr d weight are not usually
the sort Of females that fear the Lord.
or any ybody else for thas matter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

say. Granted.
than twenty IL
maids in Ls,udos
maid is to inspis
brating her ls.a'
thousand scverei1
Good day.
Stay! Stay! !
b.auiyf The
ou our war; il 4
show you the fot
/ will read the
only catch an ints'
ing of the isslerus
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-23

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o. - ~ aIsev 40 NJ elqes1
eat oeorssx e6sne n er1v~c espHA.
A. = s1,s ein6s9 - = M taa1
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The desk appears % neas and esesn.
I'm SIRE no spiaer ,her~ has heen-
Besides how of en- h-ve seen
The rAs,or Or, shinr hies..'
He tried the pn'pi: hnf a'as!
HE hopes proved vi.ion,rv;
With dGsiine br sh The sexson came.
And . oiled h ceom~sric game.
Mo- rave him time or space TO claim
1hs rish, Of ssnc;ua
Al 'e-gfh ha'f starved a~d weak and lean
Fe sought his former nei hh,r.
Who row hid grown so isrg. >rd rorud,
he weighed a fraction of = ro",d,
And % k.d ~ II the art nd found
ufiiviug without labor.
''How il I, friend" he asked, 'sthstI
tndnre such ihum;s and KNOCKS.
While Won have grown % very grossf"
Ills iiain." he answered-''not Q loss
I've met since first ] spun across
The contribution box"