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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04
USE
HeiSley'S Samaritan Linlmen

II you have Rheumatism,
HEISLEY'S SAMARITAN LINIMENT
II you have Neuralgia,
HElSLEY'S SAMARITAN LINIMENT
If you nave Collie or Cramps,
HEISLEY'S SAMARITAN EMINENT
II you have the Piles,
Ifyou have any kind Of Ache or Pain,
HEISLEY'S SAMARITAN LINIMENT
Try il, and you will be surprised at the BENG
fetal effect derived from thorough and faithful
use Of this popular remedy. II Is purely vegeta-
bic, safe and clean to use internally and extcr-
nally. Sold by VIM J. Edelen / Co., Leonard
own, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04
FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.

.Wt,srs. E4i,or. You will please announce
in your paper the name Of JAS. r. ELLIC0TT,
Of 81. Inigoes' district, as . suitable candidate
for the next House Of Delegates. His life long
services ia the cause Of Democracy and his bush
ness Qualifications particularly % him for the po-
xiiou, and he will be warmly supported by
Sept 9, 1877. Chaptico District.
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70 Farmers 3 Planters.
HENRY DrvAfI, 4 CO. s PAruXENr
BRAND OF FERrfLlzERs. OFYlCH
No. IS SOUTH ST.,
BALTIMORE.

Our Super Phosphates are prepared fer ali
crops, according TO the analysis az the plant
for which Il is intended frcm the best reftilis-
ing materials ob,ainable. Peculiarly rich In
Ammonia, soluble Phosphate and Potash SALT
and in 6ne dry mechanical condition, they can.
not be excelled In efficacy, immediate and pefma-
rent.
Wherever tried We receive the mos, Gathering
accounts Of results and increased ORDERS
A full empty Of both the Tobacco Plant for
the Tobacco crop and our Ammoniased Super
Phosphate for the Corn, Wheat and other crops.
will he manufactured and kept on hand the ap-
proaching SEASON, the quality, price and terms
will be the same ss formerly, aud the high stans
dard we have established shall be mairsaiued.
HENRY DUvALL CO.,
Sole Frorrietors Of the Patuxent Brand Of Am.
nominated Super Phosphate Of Lime and Spc-
eial Tobacco Plant.
For sale by
| WM. A. L0KER, Ieonardtown.
l.. q. SMITH, 81. Inisoc.
| T.F. Z. HERBERT, 81 Clements Bay.
NOTICE TO FARMERS, PLANTERS AND
OTHERS.
Mr. n. G. Dasidgc I. no longer emrlovei bv
US for the sale Of our Paiuxent Brand Of Fertil;e.
ers. All orders for and business In regard to
our Fertilizers must be msde direct with us or
through cur local agents in the counties. Any
Fertilizers sold under the brand Of Patuxent
without our name attached will not be the orig.
inal and genuine Patuxcnt Fertilizers and Nc
i'll not be responsible for their results,
HENRY DUvALL 4 CO.,
SoleP rcprietors Of the Pstuxeut Brand 81 Fer
tiisers. No. 6s South St., BaI,imore.
May 2, is71-H
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Heislcy's Samaritan Imminent 10 earnings
splendid reputation, especially in old chronic
cases of Piles and Neuralgia. Its power ever the
infiamed and irritated surfaces and diseased
nerves seems almost fabulous. II has cnred cases
large as a hens egg, and the pain most excraci-
ating II gives immediate relief There il moth
ing at all like IL, % don't be put oil ~ith any
thing else. For sale by Vim. J. Edeien 4 Co.,
Leonardtown, Nd.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs Editors PLEASE announce J. FRANK
SMITH, of st. lnigoes' district, as a candidate
for the Sherifaliy in 1877 and ask for him the
support Of his friends and the people generally.
Chaptico.
April 81, ls76.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04
FUR THE LEGISLATURE.

IMssrs. Editors You will please announce
Messrs JOS II. KEY aud o. G. HAYDEN as
candidates for the next Legislature, and say that
they will be supported by the workingmen Of
Charlotte Hall and Chaptico Districts.
Sept l3, 1871.
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Messrs. Editors.-Please announce Or. l.. J.
SUTTON as the Republican candidate for Clerk
of the Circuit Court for st. Mary's county at the
election in 1879 and say that he will receive the
warm support Of his party and friends in
April 20, ls76n. ChapsIco District.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Ne.srs. Editors Please announce in your
paper WM. FRANK FORD, of the Factory dis
irCt As n candidate for Sheriff and state that he
will receive the hearty and general support OF
the people OF the
April 20, lsI6.-n Factory District.
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FOR REGISTER or WILLS.

Nessr. Editors Please announce JOHN B
ABEL, ESQ.,, ~ a candidate for the position OF
Register of Wills for st. Mary1s county at the
election in 1879 and.say that he will be warmly
supported BY the people OF the county, generally.
Sept q, 1876 The People
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FOR SHERIFF.

With many thanks to my numerous friends
for their liberal support, again announce my
,el. as 4 candidate for the Sheriffalty in ls77,
and ask the support of my friends and fellow
citizens.
ZACNARIAH MATTINGLY.
Nov. II, 1875 n
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possibly equal the exquisite agony Of neuralgia
Tic: in all such cases we have ample evidence to
prove that Heisleys Samaritan Liniment gives
instant relief in even the most aggravated chronic
cases. We have had wonderful experience with
il in Neuralgia and Piles. For sale by VIM. J
Edelen 4 Co.. Leonardtown. Md.
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TO DEBTORS.

nERSONS indebted 10 me on 8etei aceesnt
and for eoaos arc notiie l. that unless they
make arrane, nenfs to settle their Indebtedness
by the LIT Q. 3aaasxy, 1877. ,hsir notes and ae-
counts viii b placed in the way eflegal ceilec-
ton.
JOHN r FENwICE
Dec. -, |. sS--if
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FOR SHERIFF.

offer myself as a candidate for Sheriff. sub
Jet to the action Of the primary meetings on
Saturday next, and will he thankful for the sup
port OF my democratic friends.
Sept 20, 1877. JOHN A. RUSSELL.
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FOR THE SENATE.

We the undcrsigned workingmen endorse Mr..
r. e. COMBS as fitting representative Of our
interests for q seat i'm the Senate OF Mary land.
r. ID. ADAMS,
JAMES B. OWENS.
Sept IL, 1877.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized 70 announce NEHEMIAH
PRICE as candidate for County Commissioner.
IL he shall be endorsed by the democrats OF ST.
inigoes district at the primary election to be
held in said district On Saturday, the 22nd Of
Sept. instant. Sept 40, 1877.
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Grateful for the liberal support recsived In
1875, and at the solicitation Of many friends,
again announce myself candidate as . Delegate
TO our next Legislature, subject to the decision
Of the Democratic party.
Sept -, 1877. JOS. H. KEY,
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YoU NEED not SUFFER FROM PAIN ONE
HOUR after reading this advertisement. Cet
bottle cf Heisley Samaritan Linimens and see
what marvellous power il has upon the nerves in
liz Neuralgia and Tooihacae. For sale BIZ Vim
-S,iss & Co. Lsoaara'owr, Ne
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Boarding

Mrs. J. c. MILBURN, formerly
1A of St. Mary's county, has re-
moved from No. 80 Hanover ST., to l96
W. Lombard ST., between Sharp amd
Liberty. and is prepared to receive Per
manent and transient Boarders
Jan ., lS7o-tf.n
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SUMMER GOODS
Prices to Suit the Times.
WIN. ]. IDELEN, 40.
AVE jus retained ffom Balsimsse with the
best seleeA ooek q eoeds evsr brought
10 this market pur<Ausrrs viii God IL To their
interest to call 81 exnnine sheir sapck. As they
are Offering greas ieapceaents In prices and va
riety.
All cah be pleased.
The wants Of the entire family can be supplied
Tor very small amount. They have opened \
very cheap lot Of
SHOES,
which they are selling a, IS and IS cts and 81:
HATS,
ia!, 20 ana IS cents;
sra Clothing, ra
Stock very large, Of the lases, styles, bes. nass
rial and reliable makeup. Special stss ntioa
called 10 this department Of their trade.
COATS 50 cs., PANTS and VESTS in pro.
portion.
SHIRTS, Scots, DRAWERS, he. An the la.
test styles in COLLARS and TIES;
large variety Of FANS from 70 rs cents;
SUN-sHADES q. IS cents
CALlCOES At cents:
LAWNS, beautiful STYLES,
PERCALS, CRETONNES, tne assortment,
GRENADINES and many Other dress
goods at remarkably low figures
TABLE LINEN BED SPREADS.
| Ladies Hose Ut 10 cents, Gents half hose 5 cts
Ladies are invited TO examine our trimming
| and Fancy Goods, all Of which can be bough, al
reduced rates.
We keep always on hand a fun stock Of
| GROCERIES,
TlNwARE,
WOODENwARE,
QUEENSwARE, etc, etc,
OLD RYE
kept in our market. We solicit call from the
public and oil Of our old customer.
June Z, 1877.
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prlslEy,s SAMARITAN lIx,rrn1 afford. in

mediate relief to Rheumatic and Neuralgia Aztec
tons; it is also an ef!ectual remedy for colds
Febrile and infiamatory attacks. Used rs n
gargle and applied externally to the throat. i,
is a sovereign remedy for Diph,heria. Quinsy or
inflammation Of the Tonsil Glands. For ali
Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, Burns, Blessings, In
sect or Snake-bites, Chlblains Prostitutes, Caked
Breasts, Swollen Glands, in short all ailments
whether affecting man or beast-which require
external applications to allay inflammation and
sale BY WIN. J. Edelen 4 Co., Lconardtown,
Nd.
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Side or any part Of the body, are cured in from
to 20 minutes. bv Heisley's Samaritan Lini-
men'- For sale by VIM. J. Eielen L Co. Leca-
ArIitown. Nd.
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Fire /! Fire! Fire I!

Fire I! Fire! Fire!
DWELLINGS, Furniture Barns,
l. Out houses, Earn Produce, &C.,
&c, insured ON the Mutual Plan by the
STATE OFMARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Office No. II Sosta Street,
B. G. HARRIS, President.
DIRxcroRei
8. n. Caughy, of Noah Walker L Co.
J. L. Langley. Com Merchant, BALTIC.
T. d. Anderson, of Anderson 4 Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court of Appeals.
George p. Jenkias, Charles county. ).
]. I. Ballenger, st. Eary's county.
b. G.. Harris, Baltimore.
This h . Aoms Cempcsy, gotten IN
expressly IN the interest Of The citisens
Of Southern Maryland, TO enable them
to overcome the difficulties they expe-
rienced in procuring Insurance in the
ordinary Insurance Companies, with a
majority of its Directors we'll known in
that community.
Il has been in business now over four
years. Al iosses accrued, and they have
been unusually large, hare been faith fuhs
and promptly paid, which is our best
guarantee for the future.
The plan adopted 10 the safest and
cheapest known in Insurance, and af.
fords to all Insurance at its exact cost
and ought to be encouraged BY all VIC
wish to protect themselves against los,
or damage by FIRE.
If those interested will get il thei,
patronage aud interest themselves II
the increase of its business, in a few
years it will rank among the largest In.
surance corporations in Maryland, &
credit and benefit to all, and an honor
to the State.
June 26. lS7S-tfn
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

We announce J. HILLERY PARSONS, OF
Chaptico District, as a candidate for County
Commissioner at the Primary elections to be held
on the 2.nd of September.
Sept 20, 1877. Democrats ith District
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Fire Insurance !!

DERsoNs DESTROYS of having their
l. property insured in the cheap and
excellent home company known as the
STATE OF MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
B. G. HAMS, President, cap he graf
ifiel by calling on or communicating
with the undersigned, st. Inigoes' Post
Office, St. Mary's county, Md.
EDWARD S. ABEL.
Oct l, 1574-tfn Local gent.
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ron THE SENATE.

Nsssrs. El1svs :-Fsviug hen ngxu1ed @ q
candidate for the Senate, take this occasion TO
thank my friend from the seventh district for
the nattering announcement, and 10 state that
will be q candidate, II endorsed by the democrat
ic party as their primary elections.
ROBERT C. COMBS.
Aug. l6, 1sTT-6.
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OLD RYE

kept in our market. We solicit q call from the
public and oil Of our old customer.
June Z, 1877.
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FOR THE SENATE.

MtsrSs. Editors .<-Piease announce q IL nest
Issue Of your pspee, dat " Mr. q. g. COMBS
viii consent TO ~ candidate TOR . sens = the
next Senate Of NnEyland he Win feeeive he cor
dial support Of DE- planting and besinen insH-
ests of lie cousty, and win b vey secePe11le
70 votes, generaily, particularly 70 thcee q he
April % 1871. Seventh District.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

A WIDOW WITH SIX CHILDREN cler-
gyman, a widower. residing in one of our
Vermont rural towns, recently created
first-class sensation In his household which
consisted Of several grown up daughters.
The reverend gentleman was absent from
home Tor number of days, visiting an ad-
joining town. The daughters received
letter from their father which stated he had
"married a widow with six sprightly chill
dren. and that he might be expected home
at certain time. The effect of the news
was great shock to the happy family.
The girls, noted for their meekness and
amiable temperaments, seemed another set
OF beings; there was weeping and wailing
and tearing OF hair, and all manner OF
naughty things said. The tidy home was
neglected, and when the day of arrival
came the house was anything but inviting.
AT last the Rev. Mr.-came, but he was
alone. He greeted his daughters as usual.
and as he viewed the neglected parlors
there was merry twinkle in his eye. The
daughters were nervous and evidently anX-
ious. "Where is mother?' ''ln heaven"
says the good man. ''But where is the
widow with six children which you wrote
you had married?' Why, l married her
to another man, my dears." 1t is said to
have been amusing to see those seven girls
set things to rights. Courier.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

f once more let us enter the little chan,
Der. The blinds are now onno, "''.e cnam
Iight Is streaming in. Archie Hes ~ -,
Crio looking more like a spirit his mo,hn,
'liuAs with half sob, as she watches ~,
pae wasted lace, with Its halo of fplesmino a
'',, put ne IS gaining strength daily and
says. '''u' tue doctor
u'oslng the blinds. his mother takas =
Ina'r beside him, and sings in . lou gs,,
'oIce' IN few minutes he ia Sas,
Ss'eep' ana she slips away for awhiia
..p'm VINO Is waiting for her below
,au. nt'Ia, said Frank, after thew had
talked few moments. II receivad naa
to-day. Guess from whom 'e''er
:, IN sure don't know" said pou.
cue was setting at the supper table .,
rauseu WIN halt startled glance. "Fron,
iou IltIe coward, how pale vor.ya,
ue All OF sudden But you've No r.asa.,
was rieprophet.I tell YOU. sbaLinn,h
letter piayfully at her. II have toll t ne
,"e "e "nole story, and she Is preparsd -
ro.e you ana receive you as a dsuohtor
~ t"a' table ready? Then sit down hv mo
snd snd we Il read the letter together. Yon'Iii
mn,bor ~ N q warm, loving heart INV |
Ann what shall we call the firm ,o a.,
A,seu oncIe Joe, as the happy little nar,r
- do"n TO the table. It's adni,ied
ne" member, you know" he wen, -
,osui.hiy' Come, I'll give you a nsu. "n
me II I bear before long, and we'iI 49,
= Tue heaIth OF the firm in this bottle Of
!, ucle said Bella. laughing ard
'lusnlng' while his old wIf- beamed 1nu in
upon him from the arm cb,ir
"pa,,r "t.y fask strong arms had placed her
il IA ' .;y' n-oy' ana Husband.' said Un. !
pmetSina ',',n2' iiE' "ltha beaming face. though !
! 'o'Hing I'M Iike tear twinkled in his eve |
Long liie and prosperity TO the firm e nt
Harper's Ba=ar. va more a
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

sauntering around-ah, a picking n, III,
toois and msplscn' EN-, and a callin, h I'M
an old 1901 or something worse-ah; and r.
cap the climax he was preacher, and nd
lhat uhgodly gineration on his hands eva re
ouhuayan' But the Lord stood by him
and seed the job through ab and h n
everything was ready, be didn't send Nnar
out TO scrimmage an scour, an hunt tba
VIDE world over for the critters and var
mounts that he wanted savel.ah
Ihey came to his hand of their own an.
coru. ana Noer only had TO head em In
and fix them around In their places.ah
ihen ne gathered up his own family. and
.he Lord shut him ia, and the heavens Of
the windows were opened-ah
snt my brothern, Noerah had. use for
pa'lence aiter thls-ah Think what a time
he must a-hsd a-feedin. and a.watsr,r I'M,
and cleanin' out after sich a cro,rd ~
some OF EN-, accordn' to Goldsmith,s
Animated Nater-ah," was carnivero,,,
aha wanted fresh meat-ah and some w.
"eFolVorous. and wanted vegetable food
an ana some was wormiverous and sw.I
lowed live things whole-ah: and no IA
70 70 ieed everything according to its mater
hence we view, my brethern-ab. as ,ha
mater OF the animal wasn't changed hr
go'n INTO the ark-ah, some OF EN- wonId
'oaf' ana now. and bark and BRAY and ,
nj
night-ah, drivin' sleep from his eyas aS
slnmber from his eye lashes ab and -, 1ho ,h Y,
hrst a streak of day light, the last hoof oT :
eti would set up noise accordIn' IN its ,
na'er-sh. L We oitei wondered how thar a
women stood II. Scripture IL siIent or -
Inis pint-ah; but think know Of son,a =
,hat would a-ben vapory and nervous m o.
ier snch circumstances. sh and in an on u
suarded moment might a-sald sometbin q
'esiues their prayers.ah" 81
mere the speaker stopped again sn;, !,
fusion. ~ con W
My BRETHREN" said he. cone mora,o., - -
Dr. OLD Noer-ah and will draw In n cIono -
n After the outbeaten time he had all, 80
40 isst, for so many hundred years.ab
ne uid. by accident or otherwise tata h..
cue 100 much wine on one occasion.oh ~
''i'nA iess ort To a-been said about 1, an bo
esldes, think he was entitled u III ~,
'ree-ah, as he made the wine himssIf ond on
'cordin to Scripture, it makes pad tha wa
art o. man-ah s'"u 'he we
=. Nc kr.a,t ass
~ ofcathern, as Il was in the DAYS OF his
'. an SO shall the Coming oftbe Son 81,
,.'. au oe-ah: The world will never he cor
owned agan-ah IL will be sot a.. ~
d burnt up. root and branch. win n forr r. io
u heat-ah Oh! what will wre, cha,, r
u"hc sinners do on that orful dae-ahs ",
ey won feel fit for to live. orto die.ab Mo
y VIII be put 70 their wits end ord rril
'CH anu straddled around in every ~, % :,
'.uh-ah. For all at opct, my brethcr,- r,i .
they VIII behold the heavens a darkan nass
ah' 'ne seas a roarin' an the tomhs a gon,
" an The mountains a-meltin'. and a.
yt"'ug' l. thiuh, Will be in a contuseJ Tho
Nav M tioni
"NN MS olessIng. Amen. judg
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
poetrp.
Flowers

mere i no season in the wear
Ihat mt mans heart TO heayc, 50 49,,
u,.., A. summer:
men nowcrs about our patbv,v o-,,,,.
A"d roses on the hedgerows blow.
sweet summer,
Ia h"I a> rs perfumed breath doth rise.
I p->tesling
- = Ivu>and memories forth start.
Long hidden pictures in the heart
Revealing.
mere lilac chains with scented Iints
MEASURE thit OF red Glove pink.
pa E>t whlch we played. fine storie. toll
on,' VINO once did dwell
Together
AGAIN the fcathcry seeds away
nv P"utu 10 ttll the time OF day,
Whilst golden
.iued cowslips into balls wetvi,e
or part the hons in columbine
En1olden.
", " "''>' through the woods the whole ,,,v t,.
"' 400 ,Ings an idle song, "S
-, AwAAing
! ne echo oi dulcet neal
"'' iaus ere hearts begsn TO feel
heArt-breaAing.
~, 80 - y comes TO pass that we
" I'h hali a sigh the flower, SEQ
Hall gladncss;
wa ,,,i, FOUND our hearts they twine and tui,o
MA 'Hch beauty makes divine
Our sadness
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
AT Rest.

room. '"c eurtalne'
a. u',, ihe crimson sun from out tho vo.,
Ahd round the sleeper fail. A solen,, .,Io'', "e''
Rest, baby. rest. '''''
''u'h :. for t the wind moan, through the branch.
anu nov haAcs' wing, against the nsno 49,,
iusl for an angels step has pa..ed Tho d.
Rest. baby. rest. D'O''
flow mat needs must
..i''h , me arr, with stiffness elso or,,ro-.
"0unI.d h.art >ob> out II, woe
Eesi. baby, rest.
-'tTunI ihee ialrest ilowcr> will soon ho s,-.,
MI blossoms breathing sweetn :, on ~
'''"'f' That are sacred TO the early d.,l
Rest. baby. rest.
man those pale flower> /, thy calm, h-,,.
Nnd co'i ~ mountain snow.wreafb'. f,''
crest. i'A'H frozen
OF IN The shadow vale thy spirit now
Do>i rest. doth rrs,.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

Say pa" said very juvenile travel
Ter on the railway, just where 1t crossed
another track, "what do they put pots
on the posts forr' The father looked. and
told his boy to read from the top down, not
from the bottom up.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

An Iowa justice of the peace refused to
fine man Tor kissing girl against her
will, because, when the lass came into
court, he was obliged to hold on to the
arms of his chair to keep from kissing her
himself.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

Josh Billings says he knows people so
fond of argument that they will stop and
dispute with esiide- board about the dis
taDce to the next town.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

J., N FRANK. she said, 'If God viii on
= ,et nun I'VE. and for the first time the
ar lars ieli over her cheeks. Frank out his
nan gently round her and she laid her
," reau on ms shoulder. They felt from that
morn o,neht 'hat nothing could ever part them