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do We Wen 60 Mourn


Yes grove II can he no oneuVs tu HIM
VINO made MS sensitive our loss Ia know
TIE hand that takes the cup iiicd Ia the hfim
May well Will trembling make ~ overflow.
WHO sends us SurruN means Il should be felt,
Who gave rs tears would surely nave them shed;
AM metal that the furnace doth not melt
May yet be hardened all the more instead.
where love ahounded will the gref abound.
To check our griet II hut 10 Vhllr our love;
Win w.thrrcd leaves the more hCsicWVd the ground,
The fuller that the rose hath bloomed above
Yes grievcl It's Natures that Is. Gods-behest
II what is Nature cAllei l. Wlll Divine
VINO Min would gricNt not Cnnllot know how bltst
TIA " syTrVW. aud Sst NOT rsbine >. h.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-27

Ium he a. Pmh P,oas., Pr,,s.

4 queer atlar happened NJ the House of Hone
dunn- the morning service Hst SUNDAY White the choir
was SINGING the iirst h,mn, MIR LohuG MophrrrN, who
was Attlig WITHIN thtre paws oi Mrs Mctunupl. shl
DENIS picked NJ "a iNuuu h,ak aud threw 10 al her Mlti
all the IL. could command The bO.k MT the lady
ut the side of the hrHd an abrasion u the SKIN.
extending rom above thr r-ht eye down 10 te rhr
huur The act UAstlN'd hN thV ushvrs Nj ItA lur
and Mr. Walsh Who Immediately went tu Mr MunihcrrN
and demonstrated with Ban "a rs!aId a. s conduct aud
finally induced MN "a remove 60 another part uf the
cpufrh. Mr Nuodhcrp has bacon regarded ashNurt,
uutruslNe bat % believed that hls mind u.
10 some degree impaired. lie has taken II into his
head mat the AlN AT NuVn lac hurried the book en-
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THINGS VERY MUCH MIXED.
And Done, Too, by Members OF the Georgia
Cold Water club.


Two editorial articles one on Ilumors Of
Divorce" anu the other on the Speaker Of the
lIOuso'-nppcArcd in the ChfOnicl, uf sunday.
which greatly astonishrd the readers OF this
journal. and about which some. words Of eN-
paHation are necessary The humors ~ III
Norco palcd before the statement that " The
telegram that announces III j. se-b1r States how
that a large number 81 the present members
will have to stay NJ home Thc ejaculation Of
chances concerning the SpcaEership OF the next
Hons" WIS made very intricate aud mysterious
hy IN" unhnnd announcement that Mr. Cox.
tu u.s. Theodore Hooks wtticistn. Inns sunk hy
his lrYity. and r. generally regarded rlO-r"mico
family jar. states that many aged citi1rns hnNo
greatly enjoyed this trial" 4 subscriber who
rr"ka t. make mischief ~ the mixing 81 the
articles which the writers had put a-unlrr. and
wiicn the foreman should not have Joined to-
l.Uthcr. sande Us tlio following.
, ffI, ftf,.sa = and o.. ,tfatainif
have lust mailed c"fN Ut Nnur sunday ts.ue g. VIZ
tnA OF Avw York. and nsrAyd ulat paragraph M whlrh
Nuu that ht. nomination would Ice q ~Hi
m'nAtN upon the huast,d CIVILIZATION " tie Lanai hc,"ud
w. and Wunld dis-rare ue kr Aap"n Indians Mvir
the cunpo,ilurs all drunk mst nisht ~ blinded by
l. lsuns ,lc'tur h-h. II. j.
In order that Alr. Cox may not seek our blood.
we publish the two articles this morning ~
they should hive appeared Sunday. In reply
to H. u. injurious Inquiries, We state that thr
EMPLOYEES ot the Chronicle are all members OF
tho Cold Water Club
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A Blaze In Jersey city.

Early yesterday morning fire. broke out In
vanderbeeka sons lumber yard, bounded by Norsau.
Bleubsn Washington and Greene streets Jersey CITY
and consumed over IS 90 worth OF lumber The nre
spread 10 the two story brick buildings adjoining. occu
pied by James Horton Manufacturer ol IRON ratings and
Davis Co. manufacturers OF balusters These bulld.
tnss were galyi iss ,Yial ~, !; estimated sIff0u
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Eom he Hs'r,a Fes P5sG
Soc he leaves tilln down
Hear dc hterAs hlnNlu',
SEQ uc skies aluuhln hAv
~ clouds would soon he suOwlu'.
Chorus-Wnko M. culld folks
Hustle ina lat Nuuii
Glt In Your meat and 'taters
FJr Summer zone Tor good
See de- frost on ton dc grass,
Au u 'ar SIC rNi cu 'tNlu,
Brivy Green has Eul 'llil
Al base bal ana dtin'.
Chorus-Nake ~ IN dc mawnin'-
NldLr dem bisck heels nYl
summer Lgne Hh winter cold
Won pass dc darkey ~
De 'possmn wandcrs an alone.
De - oOdchu'k sadly Gu j.,
De hickOr, nus II can't mold on,
An 10 de gTOhn' Il lAlls.
Cnorus-L.ft no dem feet, brudder-
MAKE de cabin ilghil
De WINTER nlll he long an cold,
gs-4 -nmmsr ~ss 90 @''"htl
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Gladstone aud Bsaeon.asid on Canvas.
Eom ne Lpmim Np,h

Mr.. Mias's admirable portrait OF Mr.. Glad
stone which announced last Wrvk, VIII he ia the
eugraNcr hands II has been bought hN eutorpri,ur
society an hu street HId will be exhibited ur At sprug
IN tlrlr gallery, amt not Mt the hu>n AcadrmA com
puou portrait n Lord bcBronsnrld about Ia be hc. an
b, The same artist who has lust completed one ui tie
much painted Mr Carlyle.
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roor nu.lne.. for the Associated rrs...

The report from st. Louis OF the approaching
nuptals al Mr. ridden Il lie of mlief iOrm than Is
usual WITH his enemies Tie telegram IL int ndcd 10 be
funny would he lust al well # the Associated Press
Ses TO oa's sueh small VII " the Paragaphers Asso
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-27
A Rhode Island Regiment.

F0n ne Do7Iln HfInI
The First Rhode Island Light Infantry Regl,
ment commanded by colonel, with tfvinedou STAN,
turned cut nineD eight nTlvAtss on Thursday. Such
~ sssu ~ nssd soshua dawn
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preserved must fret be- pressed between sheets
OF blottng paper for u week or ten days. in
which time the sheets should be changed O. .wh
second day After they arc thus thoroughly
dried they may be- prepared for mounting IN
either one OF several different why's. II used 10
Yaruish but that IL not IL good way, !or IL gli b
them Il shiny. unnatural surface. 4 better plan
is 10 dip them In hot white wax. That preaerV rs
them from decay. keeps their colors fresh, and
does not give the polished look OF tho NarDish"l
ones. Methods exist which are CANNED by t.eIl
they are held rs secrets. For all prarlca! lur-
poses the WAX treatment is good enough.
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n SOUTH cav ST., BALTIMORE. no.
lIIali minutes walk from the POstofice.l

(IIalf minutes walk from the Postofice.)
PRACTICE LIMITED TO PRIVATE AND
CONFIDENTIAL DISEASES. =,
TAR. wORTHINGTON may becousul,ed upon
- all confidential diseases which tend TO EN-
bitter life and shorten Its duration, including
Nervous Debility, causing indigestion, pain in
the back and IOias weakness, headache, imp0r-
tency, impaired sight, loss Of memory, eruption
on the face and body, bashfulness, &c, making
Married life unhappy and Single Life miserable.
The Doctor guarantees that NJ case placed in his
treatment shall leave his care till thoroughly res
tored 20 sound and vigorous health, without the
use Of Mercury In any form, his treatment being
purely Vegetable
NOTICE TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
Parties living at any distance from the Hospi-
tal can be successfully treated by sending symp-
toms OF their disease. The Doctor will forward
20 any address in the United Statss free from Oh
servaiion, a printed list Of questions, thereby
enabling the patient TO give minute description
oi their case, which he requires 70 effect quick
and speedy and sure cure.
Ali letters directed TO DIR. WORTlIINGTON,
Lock Hospital, Baltimore, Nd, will receive
prompt attention. DIR. worthingt0n was stu
dent Of Prof. n. II. Smith and Is a graduate Of
nd. University
Office hours from In the morning till 10 ct
night. Sundays, till ~ o'clock noon.
Separate Consulting Roomsfor Ladies, 10 whom
the DR.. Pays special attention.
March 8, ls7s-ly.
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DISEASES.
DR.. Gsant successfully treats Asfhma, Bron-
chisis. Inespient Consumption, CRtaErh, nad all
diseases 81 the Threat and Lungs.
You poor sufferers with the Asshma. who have
hern treated ~ nlany able Physicians without
beneEt, consult DR.. Grant be can eare you. or,
III Won have the Bronchitis. rneipient C0nsunE-
ton Or Casarrh. Dc not he discouraged, fur D..
GRAFT can remove the disease aud resttre you q
perfect health. II you are suaering with Rhea-
matism, Dyspepsia, Piles, Liver Complaint, Pts,
Partial Paralysis. and Poisun0ns DiseIsrs of the
blood, aaecsing the threat and nose, Scrofnia,
and al Blood and Skin Diseases. despair not,
DR.. Grant can cleanse the blood from all smpn-
Fities- Persons afflicted nth nervens debility,
vital weakness and general pFOslrafiDn % the
nerrous and physical system, have hope and
place yourself under the treatment of Or. Grant
who has cured handreas of patients, when other
Physicians have failed, and saved them from n
premature grave. IL you have diseases q the
kidneys, Gravel or any Urinary disease. Dia-
hetis, Dropsy, apply Immediately 10 nr. Grant.
MANY are suffering With ringing in tho Ears, o.
fensive discharges from The Ears, partial blind
ness, partial deafness, you can be cured, consult
DR.. Grant before Il Il too late.
Reliable persons In every part OF the city and
State can testify 20 DIR. Grants great success in
treating the aboxe named diseases.
REMEMBER, DR.. Grant treats all diseases q
every nane and nature, and wsll visit The sick
day and night. Call or write, stating symp-
toms. Medicine sent By express. Consultation
rec Nov 3 lstI-ly.
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Commission Merchants,
OmcIaI order from Number &c.

To AIR wHOm IT NAY ccxcERN:
"E have made another reduction on tho
w price 81 all our
STOVES AND TIN WARE,
making them cheaper than any house In Bald.
more.
We still sell the celebrated TINES COOK,
which Is undoubtedly the leading cooking appa-
ratus ever invented by human genius. There
are many enyions dealers, who cannot secure an
agency for is sale, who will try 90 persuade you
to buy some other kind. In order to get the
genuine article go direct 70 ihc manufacturer,
w. ]. II. GLUCK,
sc n. Gay ST., bet. the Bridge aad Front Sts.,
Baltimore, Nd,
and no Where else.
We have every variety Of STOVES IN the
market, at the reTy iOsresf egsk prizes
All we ask IL come aud see the quality and
prices Of our goods.
No Peniienuary made Stoves ed by me.
W. ]. II. GI.UCK,
90 North GAY Street,
betw. the Bridge and Fr0nl strusxs.
BaitiHs0Fe, Nd.
Sept 10, lsTs-ly.
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- - ~o~~~~@@N - - e~AA$N4
county.
Tn The matter IL the sale Of the Real
Estate assessed to Susan Fields, By
John L. Powell, Collector Of State and
County Taxes in lBt District.
1T IS hereby ordered this 4th day %
October, 1873. that the sale made
and reported by John L. Foxwell. Col.
hector In the shove case, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause 10 the contrary
be shown on or before the 9TH day Of
Nov. 1873. provided i copy Of tbis or
der be published IN the ST. Mary's
I BRAccS, once q week for three success
sive weeks prior TO she said 9TH day Of
November, 1873.
The Report states that the amount
Of State aud County Taxes and costs
due thereon nc the day Of sale vas
$67.34. and the land sold for 500.
r. FORD,
True copy, Test
]. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Oct. 10, ls78-Sw.
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4 ~A@~~@
On the Iss Of Nay, 1876, the ownership and
eontrol Of The World fasaed iat0 the hands 81
the undersigned, under whose absolute and I'M
trammelied dirertion The Weird has ever since
remained aud now remains.
Darisg che whole Of this time The World has
labored patiently and perseveringly tor the &C
complishment OF two great objects in politics d
paramount interest 20 tie Southern people.
/. The restoration Of Local Self-Gevernmeni
nc the Soath.
III. A Real Reform oe the Civil Service, In such
wise as to destroy The political machines andel
the operation Of which IL has come 20 pass thai
the people are taxed 20 support political parties,
whereas political parties have no other reason q
being except to lessen the burdens Of govern
ment.
The first Of these objects has been triumphant
ly accomplished. All intelligent Northern men
now admit that all parts of the country were n
deeply interested as the South in seeing IL won.
A corrupt and anti-Democratic government ID
the South was permanent peril TO the ascenden-
CIV Of true American principles In the Federal
Government and therefore 70 the peace and honoi
Of the whole people.
The second political object for which The
World contends stii remains 70 be falls achieved
The actual Administration began its career with
excellent promises Ia this direction Of which ID Il
in part redeemed. The World for is part will
resoIutely support any honest effort 70 redeem
these promises fully, by whomsoever made, and
will as resoiutely denounce every obstacle thrown
in the way Of redeeming them, from whateveE
quarter.
II seems TO the undersigned eminentiy proPeI
that he should ask the cooperation Of the best
men Of the South with The World IN Its efforts
to carry out the policy here outlined. Ne be
lieves The World to be paper which Southern
citizens and Democrats can recommend 20 South
ern readers as an influence worthy and impor-
taut TO be brought TO bear with constantly in
creasing power upon the conduct OF our national
affairs, in the interest Of TRUTH OF justice and oi
harmony among our people Of all sections.
II Is my desire to keep The World in a living
relation with the hest thought othe South, to tbs
end that the best ideas, wishes aad feelings d
the Southern people may be clearly and fairly
made known to the North, the East and ths
West: Alike in private and in public affairs the
Misunderstanding Of men by one another lies 81
the root OF so much evil that the word itself has
come 10 be q synonym with quarreling and
strife. IL was a wise saying Of Lord Elgin, d
the time Of one of our sharpest disputes with
Great Britain, that two intelligent gentlemen
alone on a raft in the Atlantic with plenary
powers could adjust the whole matter honorabiI
in an hour.
The World simply asks its friends at chs
South TO aid IL in bringing about . complete
meeting Of MINDS on all public questions between
the intelligent citizens Of all parts Of the Union
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- CHEAPEST AND BEST 81
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MRs. DIR. PAGE EDMUNDs will accom-
I'VE MEDIATE permanent and transient b0arders
mt No. A HANOVER ST, four doors from
Lombard, west side. The travelling public are
respectfully requested to give her call.
May 3, lsTT-u.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Robt c Combs &
nj. Catharine Downs,
admrs James s Downs,
vs..
Ann Z. Sinclair and 9th Srs.

In the Circuit Court Cor St. Mary's
county, sitting as a Court of Equity.
No. 492 N. II.
0RDERED this 10th day Of Oct.
~ 1873, that the sale made and ~.
ported By Robert C. Combs and NJ
Catharine Downs, Trustees in this cause.
be ratified aud confirmed, usless Gauss
20 the contrary be shown on or before
the End Monday Of Nov 1873; pro.
vided a copy Of this order be published
in the st. Mary's BEACON, once q week
for three successive weeks prior 10 tho
said 2nd Monday of November.
The report states the land sold for
81, $50.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True Copy. Test:
J. FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
Oct II, 1S78-3w.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE weIl-known store, with lot attached,
J known as SANDY BOTTOM STORE, on the
Three-Notehed Road, in the Patuxent district
For terms, apply at once 70
b. HARRIS CAVALIER,
Atty. Mt Law, Leonardtown, Md.
April II lsTs-tf.
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FRESH
NEAT MARKET.

4 respectfully inform ny friends, and IRE public
B n genefal, that viii open FRESH SEAT
MARKET At Moore Hotel, Leonardt0wn, On or
about the 10th q Nay, instant. Orders prompt-
~ attended b.
MAJ 2, Is1s-9. J. GROSS.
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- AvING located myself in Ralti-
n u more, at A. Hanover Street, four
doors from Lombard, 1 respectfully So
licit continuation OF the liberal pa
tronage that have received heretofore
Srom the citizens of s.. -Mary's. / shall
endeavor TO execute my work in the best
manner and upon the mostliberalterms,
I shall visit the county at different pc
RODS of the year, when due notice will
be given.
Very Respectfully.
PAGE EDMUNDS.
Dee 90 1875--tf.n
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TERMS always in Advancel $500 a year.
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Oct "a. 1878.
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MHIHIHD | lUIJu uID /
ron
THE FALL oF1818.
IAo go
pare Ground Bone III Inc
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phosphate, 81 !"
1000 Bushels new Western
500 Bushels Orchard grass lib
200 !" choice Clover seed, $50
900 I" Herd grass. 90
1t market pricEs
500 bushels choice seed rye
ALSO THE
oAAAO"n n DRILLS.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Tor 81. Mary's
county.