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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-06-21
MILLIN ERY.
Mrs. OJAI,
REDWOOD FALLS, MINc

1sNOVVVO E"11A10s - s@&S'
;. =. I: ;!
In the Store formerly occupied By Mrs
Sickle.
x t r. :
Mrs Ojai IL IN experienced. .Milliner,
keeps an assortment Of Millinery goods on
hand and will sell 1t very low prices.
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One half the cotton crop along the
Arkansas river i dsstsoysd BY the 70.
cent high water.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-06-21
THE GAZETTE.
VIM, B. HERRIOTT,
HAater anA Publisher.
1t is proposed to make Eve states
out Of Texas.
Senator Conkliog aud Mr.. Hen
bricks have sailed for Europe.
John 8. q. Abbott, the historian,
died last Sunday, aged II years.
James Russell Lowell has been ap
pointed to the Spanish Mission.

A severe drouth prevails in some
portions Of the South, especially in
Alabama.
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T H T.

T II T.
GAZETVE JOB OFFICE
has facilities for doing the
very best Plain and Orna-
mental Job Printing.
Circulars, Letterheads, Bill
heads, Statements, Envelopes,
Cards, Posters, Programmes,
&C., &c., &c.
All kinds of Blanks, Deeds,
Mortgages, Town and County
Blanks, kept on hand and for
sale.
Work done and orders filed
with dispatch. And on reason.
able terms.
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Never apologize for . long letter ;
you only add to it's length.
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RAIL ROAD!

RAIL ROADt
Great bargains in all kinds
of Real Estate, are offered for
the next sixty days at
FlYNN'S Land Agency.
Lands bought and sold on commission.
Taxes paid on receipt Of money, free Of
charge. Collections made and promptly
remitted. :.3t -
Once on I'd st., opposite o.. 8. ia.l
O@ce, Redwood Falls. MINI.
B. FLYNN.
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The man Who minds big own bpAi
ness has . good, steady employment.
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Mdlk lutSt FdCk.
4hs Testimony Of the Whole World.
Holloway',s Pills.
,..!,. - LED .s.aps's'ss, ha'lv.y'' ri' s'v' n
"Yosr rii,s srs msrv,llou.-
II send for ssotAsr boz. end keep them in ths
!. .i,:; Holloway !. h.. .ar.a N, h..a.eA. tina. va.
Il s.vs on. "i yo.. r.ns 70 NJ ssss for ese.srs
..My na,sea Of = mnsruinsis GOV esr:A."
sYo.r b. n"x OF H",I"wsy's Oiatms.t esrsd me q
behind the ears, ard the noise has lem"
:.send ne two boxes: want one!cr pses sa.ily
medicine to me IL worth . InlIas."
.send me Gvs boxes of your rilIa."
let me . haze three bex:s Of your Pii's y return
mail, for Chills and Fe.er,'
havo over 20 sseh tsstimouies - these, bat
want Of space eomp~ils me to eoDeluds.
For Cutaneeus Disorders,
AID all errp"ns Of the skin, this oatment 10 most
peuetrates with the most ssarchine oiIeets TO tie
very riot Of the evil
HoIloway's Pills
Invariably cure the Following diseases:
Disorder Of The Kidnevs.
In all diseasss affecting .beas organs wheter they
aecrete t"o mr Oh oe Ton little water; or whether
they b. afflicted with atone grIv-l, With aches
and pains settled In the loias the regions Of the
kidneys, these Pills ah0ald b. taken according Ia
the printed dirctiops, and the Ointment should be
veil rubbed into the amall Of the beck at b-d time.
This treatment will give almost immediate relief when
all other meana have failed.
Fer Stonachs Out Of Order.
NJ medicine will % eaectually improve the tone
OF the stomach these Pilla: they remcvs ell aeei
tv occasioned either BY intemperanes or improper
diet. They rsaeh the liver aud edues tito healthy
action; they wonderfully e0cacious in cases ol
spasmn fact they never fail In curing all disorder
Of the liver and stomach.
HOLLOwAY'S PILLS ass ths best known In tha
void for The following diseases: Ayue, Asthma
Bilious Conplaiuta, Blotehes on the Skin, Bowels
Coneumption, DEBILITY, Dropsy, Dysent~ry. Erysips
las Female Irregularities, Fsvrra Of all kinds Fiss
Gout, Headache. Indigestion, In6amation, Jsundles
Liver Complsinta, Lumbago, Piles, Rhesmatism,
Reten entson Of urine, Scrofula or Kings Evil Sore
Throata, Stone and Gravel, Tic nouloureux. Tumorr
Ulcers, Worms Of all kinds, Weakness from any
cause, etc.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
&C -
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The Saturday Evening Post says
that hens do not do halt 20 much dam.
age in 4 garden - women that throS =
things At them.
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,Wooa taken at this Office On az.
count.
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WHAT PAYS :?

W.. r. DCNNlNCT0N, KeRtstel
VIZ. B. HERRi0rr, Receives
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q a ZETTE
Job o6d6Ax

A Ii kinds Of Job work done in the ben.
n style and with and dispatch: ''
Circulars, Letter Heods. Bill Heo1,.
A"'e|epe', Cards, Ha~dltA., &c, 4.
Legal, County and Town blanks pr,,..A
TO order and for sale. =,
sianks Of all kinds. constantly ON hand
and prices reasonable.
r.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

MARY ANN.-Mr. Disraeli, in his
"Loshsir," frequently refers to the
Red Republicans drinking their favor.
ite toast, the health Of MARY Anne"
The following is given as an explanA-
ton Of the term:
o "The Red Republicans Of Fraaer,
though bitterly hostile to all recognized
forms OF worship have sort Of religion
Of their own, and render homage to IN
idol called q .Marianae, which 10 sts.
tuette Of the Republic, wearing the red
Phryg,an cap. This idol 10 sold BY
many earthenware dealers. end village
grocers ciandestinely, because under
the present Conservative RePablic, as
under the Imperial regime which pre-
ceeded it, the projects, like modern Ne.
ros. maintain cruel persecution against
MARY Anne and her devotees. Kis
illegal for publicans to expose her stat.
uette in rooms to which their CUSTOM
ers have access. In the Radical clubs,
however, Mary Anne 10 enthroned in
all her glory. On great occasions she
10 carried in procession 10 the strains
of the .MarseIlaise, the ceremony being
psudently celebrated indoors ID locali-
ties where the Conservatives are in the
majority. The red Gag usually waves
over her and her devotees, bot where
the oppressor is strong and perseeu-
ton ranges, the tricolor, with spring
Of thyme, takes the place Of the Radi-
calbanner. The sweet-smeliing thyme
is the symbol Of the Radical RePd61ic
and is rs sacred to the pastisans oftHat
form Of government a. was the mistie.
toe 10 the Druids."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

who puts cup At der pest Hotel,
Und dakes his oysdess on der schei1,
Und init der ffsaIieas cuts Q srhWeiif
Der DFummer
Who vas Il comes indo my schtore,
Drows town bis pundIe on der hoor,
Und nefer schtops to shoot der door7
r- Der Drummer
who dakes me py der hand und say,
Hans Piefer, how you vas to-day ~
Und goes for pixnesss right assy7
Der Drummer
Who shpreads his Eamp'0 in drice,
Uud dells me '9ook und zee how Mica"
Und says gets der 'spottom bricef"
Der Drummer
who says der dings vas esx.ssay vins, S
1ttor1 sharmany upon der Rhine"
Cnd sheats me den dimes out Of nine7
Der Drummer
Who sells how sheap der gooss vas bought,
Mooch less as vat good imbort,
But lets dem 60. as he vas ''shortf'
Der Drummer
Who variants all der goots to suit
Der customers, upon der root,
Und ven dey comes dey vas no gootf
Der Drummer
Who, ven be comes again dis way,
Vill hear vot Peffer has to say,
Und NIT plack eye Goes away?
Der Drummer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

A WoNAN's INFLuENcE.-Years ago
Nine. Ristori was playing in the city
of Madrid in the Royal Theatre. She
had carried the audience away in the
act BY ber great power. The curtain
had fallen on the first act, and unusual.
ly long applause occurred. The time
came and passed when she would have
resumed play. Wha: was the mean.
ing Of her absences As she was pass
ing from the Stage, in the wings stood
poor woman, Who caught her gar
ments. Madam" she said, "do you
hear that bell tolllngi" "Yes." "Thai
bell tolls for the death Of my husband;
he will die st sunrise tomorrow
Won't you," implored the woman,
plead for mes The Queen sits in
yonder box" The great tragedy queen
vent to the royal boz and begeed fos
the life Of that man-a man she had
no particular interest in. but amply be-
cause he wss going 10 die. Nine. Riy-
tori pleaded % well with the Queen
that with pencil she wrote his re-
pr;sve, and be wss saved. Meanwhile
the truth had erept out among the au-
dienee, and when the curtain rose
agssa every Psrsoa sPraag b their
feet. TeaSs ran like raia, hafs and
haadkerehieis Vese waved, and shout
slssr sAeut went sp from the multitude.
why wss this sPPaasse Not for The
traGsc SUssa. b1t fss the vo0aa that
pees6ei fee . lif6, end not u vain.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

eagsnderisg desire O his part 10 lsara
his ftiead's opinion, some ten minutes
were consumed in the interchange Of
views. when he got started again ke
was sware that the thread of his mission
wss somewhat entangled. but trusted
10 the presehce Of the store end the in-
ventive faculty Of the clerk 10 help him
out.
Both prsps failed him a the critical
moment. TO save his lie he could mos
tell . sinsie ons of Ire articles he NO.
sent for. In vaia be searched his pocko
cts. ssd rubbed his. ess, .and sia,tsd
ahcst-aoe : ny 4EG1a eeae - Nh:
J0M9eo0 l-0ovo01oto9
beek hsae lbr ut(oFsnaa1sa, an1sssasuaa
. half-hour later, fully AssAsd but tri-
umphant.
Ne was starting to his work siter
dinner, when his vile pleasantly ob-
served: E
You did 30 well this morning jobs.
that Mrs. Sanford 10 encouraged to try
you again
John WINGED.
She wants you tostop st Morgan . and
get Q whalebonc, two sticks OF brown
braid, . spool Of basting cotton, and
What's thatr CALCULATED the unhap.
py man, with an expression Of indider-
emily concealed appreheus,on on his
lace.
"A whalebone, two sticks Of browa
braid-here's sample-a spool Of bast.
ing cotton and yard Of twill. You can
get them when you 60 down, and bring
them home with you tonight
He bolted away at once, not even
pausing to close the door. The spec,a.
Gle as he rushed through the streets,
with no thought but Of the errand,
would make Mrs. Livermore less con-
cerned than she is about what to do
with our girls He skipped into the
store and cried to the clerk:
'One brown whalebone just like this
Brown whalebonc!' calculated the
clerk in establishment.
John stopped to ask il there was no
brown whalebone. and the hesitation
ruined him. The rest Of tho tst,cles.
excepting the twill, Of which he had
forgotten the quantity, fell back from
the position he had placed them into a
chaotic mass.
With an exclamation Of pain and an.
ger, he gallopped back to the house for
. renewal Of the particulars.
MARIA, sand he to his wife. in tone
of great confidence, i thought it would
be a good plan, in order to save money.
to hire part Of Morgan's store for
your dressmaker until she got your
work done, but, as the expense is moro
than I can possibly stand, | have got q
weeks vacation from the shop instead,
and now I am able to devote my entire
time to her.
The grateful wife burst into tears
Danbury .NsTs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14


ARn1a the nv a.A - hurll -
Ana wa the vs6aea soslande n car rfir
And unlotwestipe love ss v.luxss shrine.
~. N
While uDee<'s uelanchcly efueies barn,
We lay % pala nac60finl shnf anA efu
Our norai tsibute b H. hcnoeed dad.
-
|1he great dishaods1-Who - glofious afme
sksil lnp . wars rsveills never noss-
W1cse peaceful camps No rude surprise siarms
~ oweee pepG1e - eaFthlypR1o eaA nj;
sH4e allnnklr eniAan1 1mqcaa 81 -,
- -
IAN sspsncd 10 6vesdeA hnSse>-f0Ds
:. Tue daisies whiten and the gsaSes creep E
No elang e srIs disturos tae,r utter , ses.. A.,
NO shock of battle breaks tneir solemn sep
Or morn, their ghostly muster-roll repeat;
The muffed drum, the w:iiing ougie call,
for hf~ nave SOUNDED tne issa, long ruess'
The restless waves OF human Joy and pain.
The troubled tides OF ts~e and change end ssrsst
beaf at thear maroie gases OF peaoe-sa vs'n'
Tney wiii not hear OF answer; on tneii hps
Till angel hands shall burst their moldering crypsi
And iifs the vail nom their unsessng eyes
Dcieuders Of the nations solemn trust
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14
DOING ERRANDs FOR HIS WIFE

The wife Of the man across the way
had dressmaker ,ll of last week
When he got home Tuesday noon he
saw little woman with brown eyes sit
ting demurely back Of pile or dress
goods, while his wife with q losf ol
bread IN one hand and knife in the 9TH
er, q il she was about to slice the form.
er for dinner. stood close BY, her face
beaming with exultant aniicipation.-
After dinner his wife said to him:
John, Mrs. Sanford wants you to 20
to Meals and tell them to send up a
spool Of silk twist. blue, just like this
sample, showing him piece Of the
silk, about an inch square; don't forget
to take it with you-and two spools ol
silk, A. and a yard OF black cambric.'
II is noticeable that wife on those
occasions carefully shuns the pronouns
r. and we II is always the dress.
maker who wants the material.
You won't forget, will you. John ?
added his wife, pleadingly. She'll be
put back seriously il she don't have
these things this afternoon
4 won't forget said John. Now
what il it you want me to get!'
The articles were again enumerated
sample carefully tucked away in hi.
vest pocket, and he started.
When he reached home At tea time
he was tired. but hopeful. The 6rst sa.
lutation he received came from his wife
and WAS not noticeable for its tender.
ness.
you are nice one to do IN errand
amt your What did send you after ?
she tartiy inquired.
or course be knew what she had sem
him after, but, being confronted so un'
expectedly with demand for inforna'
ton be WAS completely contounded.
Here that msn came here, she weni
on, with Q yard Of canvass. Who said
anything about canvassS
Il don't know, I'm sure be vaguely
answered.
Nor nobody else. said cambris
jsst a. plain - / could say il, and il
yos'd had your wits about You there
would have been no mistake. Thai
man didn't get here tall four clock
and then he had to 90 back after the
cambric, and when he got here with
il, the afternoon was gone. might've
known better than to have sent your Al
ter anything. / might better have lefl
nv work and went after il myself. But
thought you could have done that
much TO help me-
John looked very much distressed,
and sat down b tea with scarcely any
appetite.
The next morning. a. he was starting
away. his vile suddenly overhauled him
with
Now John, / DO wish yoa would try
- 20 N errssd night this time. Mrs
SsnSocd vants two more spools of thai
tuist, roll of half-iaeh tape-bs sars
TO get the half-ineh-and . whslebone
New. Win yoa b sure % stiead 10 i
sieht avsyP
Tie ssAapey Nm promised. end
searSed fassA0i0 q . lively poee, re.
pesaine over ssd esss sGsin tie articles
dsared Hall nay down to~s y 90
slppped by ffissa Who wanted tokaow
W. - tkssgAs q Lssisiaaa. sna. tAia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

The LOUISE HoMR.-Relative to the
Louise Home, Washington, with its su-
perb appointments and endowment ol
&c, 900 per year for expenses. Fay, /"
correspondent Of the Covyiev-y yevr1al,
says: There are two Massachusetts, ID
dies now in the home, and several Roman
Catholics, to say nothing Of every de-
nomination Of the Protestant faith. Mr..
Corcoran 10 an Episcopalian, and has
Contributed liberslly to the support Of
students and the erection of churches:
but he has also steadfastly refused,
when urged, to make the Bishop of the
diocese the presiding officer ofthe Board
Of Managers Of the Louise Home. He
says it shall not in any wise become
sectarian.
|. Among the ladies now in the home
10 Mrs. Lynch. the widow OF the Officer
who commanded The Dead Sea expedi.
tion. The ladies' all have moved in the
highest circles, and are ending their
lives amidst the refinements and cul-
tars that once blessed their own homes.
Who but . man that could appreciate
the feelings of such ladies would have
conceived Of home for all such, where
they are made to forget that the luxu-
ries they enjoy are gifts, and all that
is asked in return is that they will
heneeforth, a. long as they live, be
happy and rejoice. There is no inst.
tuition like this IN the world, for not ,
single restraint is put upon the freedom
and independence Of the ladies', who
can even 60 out and give lessons ia
French, music or painting. il they visit
to earn money for their clothing. which
is the only expense they are subjecte
to. Mr.. Corcoran plans excursions and
amusements tor these guests of his, q.
be delights to call them. .l-
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3 7. MARY'S BEACON
- PUDLrsasp svsRY 1mURsDAY BY
y.r. KuRG h TT YATEs.

fEans 90 GusecRIpTIcs--S7.oo 90 per annum
70 suhsxiption wiIi Be received Tor ashorter pc
fod than ak months and no paper 10 be die.
continued until all arresSages are paid except al
ebe option ofthc publishers. "
Isnns oy ApvEETisxe.--T5 cefts per eqaars
be the first Insertion aud 30 cents for eyery sub
sequent insertion. Eight lines or less Of Brevies
type constitute a square. If the number Of in
sertions be not marked on the advertisement, II
viii be published until forbid, and charged &C.
eordingly. A liberal deduction made 30 tlIuse
who advertise by the year.
Gommunications Of q psrsonai character III
De charged at the same rates as advertisemeuts ;
Obituaries ovef tn 1t16s = mStiksill bschssEsd
- The sate o. 30 cent? pef square.
Al c0u1musicsaiOnB foe publication must be
accompanied with the real name Of the author or
no attentios will Be paid TO them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

thsseite eoul 6oa rsassylvasia, via
Balti@uss sna fses0ae railFoed. 10 this
pents svs6nng u eoanecties viii ths
tsnasylyania Eailssel sys1so. I asked
LIZ. Meyer e any asourances bed been
given By The governmsnt n aid Of es-
tse6dhing Mis- cooling ststios. md he
ed only that the ploce was coasidered
very desirable and would prove great
convenience. Il Il thought the ecv-
eminent would use & when estsblish-
Z Soenf ssoessr nss4oasp. 3
1asaGeri = Poiat leokeak uhieA h
caly q nllas diseapt 81 lasd.. sad !
b owned u tke 81. Nays and Point
Lookout Laad Conpany. All the old
buiIdings leff since the burning Of the
hotel recently have been demolished.
The tract has been surveyed and laid
of into streets and lots. A contract has
been signed with the company BY Thos.
Banks b Co., Of Alexandra, Va, to
build new wharf, which will be
finished in 80 days, 80 that passengers
te1CursiouistsD may ieno on the 4th o1
July. II is not contemplated or desired
to interfere with the lighthouse, as has
been rumored. A new and extensive
hotel and other buildings will be put up
in time for another season after the
present. and temporary conveniences
will be provided this summer.
Point Lookout is one of the best sea-
side resorts IN Maryland, and overlooks
the track Of the worlds commerce,
along which, night and day, vessels ol
all kinds pass and repass. The enter.
prise which connects it with building q
new city on the St. Mary's river and
developing this part of old St. Merry.
county, and connecting it by wire and
rail with Baltimore and Washington,
will be hailed with delight by the peo.
pie of this section Of the State. Blu,
they have been disappointed so much
that nothing but deeds will now restore
their confidence in any representation,
that may be made. We will al see.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

AvALuAsLE RrcElpr.-rhe Jsw-
nal Of chemisiry publishes a receipt TOR
destruction Of insects, which, ifh be
one half as efficacious, as II il claimed
to be. will prove to be invaluabie:-Hot
alum 10 a recent suggestion IS an.insee-
ticide. II will destroy red and blsck
ants, cockroaches. chinch bugs, and all
the crawling pests that infest our houses.
Take two pounds Of alum and dissolve
Il in three or four quarts Of boiling va
ter; let II stand on the ERE until the slnm
disappears; then applying il with .
brush, while nearly boiling hot. to ev-
cry join, and crevice in your closets,
bedsteads. pantry shelves, and alike.
Brush crevices in the floor Of the skirt
ing or mopboards, hyou suspect that
they harbor vermin.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

oo-Benevolent Clergyman 10 Jo-
why are you stand,oe there, little man ,
Jo-'Csnse I've nowhere 10 60 to-
ClerGymsa-Where ore your fafher snd
mother Jo-dunno. Coas away. fAis
ever - long. clsrsynan-Poor little
leIlowi Wen, well. can yoa sBsser
ne this question when your tath~r
aad moaker fossake Won who 10 II th;t
win take yes sPs Je-Ths Pssiiees-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

! - Ths sest of 3 hsnnisg-bird is
thus described BY Califosnias. ..It =
sbssa - lnsgs at ths tap - . Aaf d.
lss. - = 1sas q sPidsr veAs. dsvny
1eofAess, u1EA Gbsss e b1Ek saa shse4s
q eotisa. IN iAtefvoven. Tie eggp,
ewo = nsnses. wese sheat H. Gss a
sasn whias bssns. sna ~ ys1ag hirds,
6efsse hey yess 1sdgsd. ssssoelsd
HumAae.ooes."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

! Ths river is the sssresf karAw 8 u
80. ard q "sI Mary's City" : la.l-
lseke1 = every - Tie w11os q
d. Dsona's ukarf i g tset deee, snd
~ largsst savy essA ne q sseAss
isthe kssAes. y hsaaeh 6u0 ~ nj.
sse1 a the raslroo1 vin be esnstSesed
10 bring the CIear6eld ecal sna the O.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14
suIro AND nlvFlcUIrl9l

For sems tiae s1iA hss been pend-
ing u Maslhoco' q ths insiance e The
Wsshiaetoa City and Poiat Loskoat
road, Suits, and other creditors ofthe