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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04
The Baltimore Gazette for ISS0

II would hardly be fair 70 repeat ava;, 4.
afarainr information thar a Crisis 4 ann, a
ing IN Political aItirs, bat we honestly I.,;.-.
shat lhe next Presidential contest Ia this r~n|r-
sill Determine TIE question of Popular G5vrr-
meat. Il Is 70 be, pure and simple. strne.,-,
setseea Capitalization on one side and Csry,.-
tutioual Government on fae ether
The Republican party has started on, gyi.r D..
assumption that this IS a Nation Of Tr-.a-.--
esrgs and that the Wef determined tina. l.,.-,
ara merely geographical coHveuiencts g- ,t..
piaslayua they threaten ta nominate candida.
far President whose teu&encies are uufsut1r--.;-
and whose instincts are not or the side orsig.
pie Republican RUE.
The Gazette believes that the War settled o..
question that q majority ef sbc peuT.c ar. on.
tsesed 10 any dissolution Of the Union. tina. =.
fia ht 10 local solEgo-erDucntisa IS distiueta-s 4.
clearly defined as il was before the Vlr. th.i-b.
Tnfon created by the Fathers Was not CHANGED
BY she war. and that our system should rs~.,sg
unchanged The Gazette proposes 20 rsrr.,
active part ia the next Presidential Czm.si-r
II viii battle fer Democratic principles ma II
.he candidates who may be nominated on as.r-g
Democratic platform.
The Gazette is q plEin-sptakjng uev-sr.-~-
ALWAYS marked by the courage Gifts c0uyigr..-.
rs views On public questions and patlic men A.,
aluavs understood by those who have e. ,-.-
knowledge Of the Eagish language.
The Daily Gazette is daily ep:'Hme c. r7-,-
ing events. All news of a local and rrr.-,'
character Is gathered irom Ear and near and ra,-
en- place according % It's value and fhe .r-.-...
which attaches. Condensation AM rsst,.-- ,-
fgrs5 Il the motto In ihe makeup 2. tn, n..
Gazette m the matter al Photographic news "a
correspondence The Gazette IS a.aars .tsa
alert aud comprehensive. During 'ha wear lr.-
provemeni and changes viii be made ~ l..' -r
give as greater facilities for serving our .-r..rr
The Weekly Gazette h 5olio paper. ia s.-s
aud make up similar Co the daily 20. r.at..a-
ing large amount of reading matter especially
written and prepared for H. As 0 'ae .... ,.
the daily the weekly viii be largely devoted ta.
ring 1850 20 the discussion ct the guss..r.s1
rftalfv interesting to the people
Il Is the duty OF every Intelligent ...c.- rs
keep himself In the line 81 events through .-
medium OF the press aud IL is fhe 1u, at...rr
good Democrat 20 support the uuTsur0.-s a.. ...
maintain sourd Democratic priu.nr. rrr.
papers which have no uncertain ...ea ag# 3D.
lack of earnest. honest pu-p So.
Terms q subs 'riptIOu ipg The Daily E...-..
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six months; Sc for twelve months pls..r, --.-
paid. For The Weekly Gazette $50 r.v',.r.r
mouths; 81 for twelve months posH-..r. .n.t.
address
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Dec (. Is59--4t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04

~ We were exposed last week TO pitiiess
storm, that wet our feet and stockings, and in
deed our person all over. In fact We took a
cracking cold, which brought sore throatand se-
were symptoms offever. The good wife asserted
her authority, plunged our feet into hot water,
wrapped rs in hot blankets, and sent our faith
ful son for bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
II is SPLENDID medicine-pleasanJ 10 take, and
did the job. We slept se4ndly through the night
and awoke well the next morning We know
we owe our quick recovery TO the Pectorsl, and
shall not hesitate TO recommend il to all who
need sucha medicine 7shraeara Terasl Pres.
Jyterian.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04

The County Commissioners met on Tuesday
last, present Alvey, Jones, lawrence snd Par
sons. The Board Organized BY the election Of
James II Alvey, President, and A. A. Law
renee. Treasurer. The Board then proceeded 20
the transaction Of routine business Of the Of
Zee, aud adjourned FOR dinner. At the evening
session the Board went into the election Of Clerk
and messenger, which resulted in favor Of Wa.
G. Reader tor the former place and Edward Ras-
81! for inc latter The Board then adjourned
10 the 2nd Tuesday Of December.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04

s-As ~ 4sA4~L4Ns
Oar enierpriEing young to1usmenr J. Sirums
Fenwick, not content with being the ''Loril-
lard Of county racing, now aspires to he the
"a. T. Stewart" ofcounty merchants. Heis at
preseniengagedin erecting an addition to hisstoFs
for she purpose Of opening 8 large Millinery e.
adjustment. lie certainly resembles Stewart in
one particular, which is, that his Store occu-
pies one whole square. This Hill he somC i'm
provement to the village and we wish our young
friend renewed success.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04
Ealt.msrs Gazette.

vs. publish in smother column The Prospectus
Of the Baltimore GAZETTE FOR 1880, from which ID
will he gathered that liz conductors win oontin-
ne the hot SIGHT they have been ~aging in tha
past against CcEtraliza'ion and Empire 10 the to
iure, particularly during the pending PFesiden-
tia election. The GAzEr1s Is. probably, the
most inanea'ial and certainly The ablsst organ
that our party has IN the state. See prospectus
for terms
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04
Charles County TEENS.


The Independent says that the Grand Jary a,
the late session Of the Circuit Court in Charles,
seriously considered the charge of Judge Brent
on the subject Of granting licenses and determ-
iued to grant none TO any one who proposed TO
sell only whisky" The hadePeNdsEi considers
this victory for the Local 0piioaists. The
same journal makes mention, that the Grand
Jury at the same term Indicted the Beard o.
County Commissioners for neglceting to cause a
public road in the comfy 70 he kept in repair. I"
They also indicted Thomas Carrico for placing
gate on the public road. The Tfwcs Is ir-
formed Of the recent drowning Of two coiored
men in the Patuxent river, one named Bowen,
the other unknown. They were longing for
oysters when storm overlook them, eapsiziug
their canoe. Bowsn's body has been recovered
The total attendance, the Tines says, Of chill
drea ~ the public schools OF Charles duriag Tie
year wss 1850. The children have been taught
a. an average cost Of Ss.i2.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04

The Orphans Court met on Monday last. pre-
sent Jadss CaHser. Of the Old Coari, and Jadges
Nilburp, Tippett and Lore, newly elected DeIn-
hers. TIE heE Court qualified and entered upon
the discharge Of ibeir duiies. Letters a adnin-
istrasion On the personal estate Of john ,. Raley
were granted TO Geo. L. and Nary @. Raley.--
John B. Abel, Esq, the newly excited Register
Of Wills. fled his bond and commission, ard
took charge of bis Office. The Court thea Gd-
j0uFnee TO Monday, Dec 9Th, instant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04

calva-t xsnss.-s.
Ths yvaf Eaitar . Ia zsreipt q lot d
rips AEs s..l-szed s,sasseFrses growa e IS
open air s0aly ihink, ssys tie Jssrsss
Haan. ~ ssrnvterries ana cream On - isss q
SovealsTE' Josph T. wilson. q ths Pssaee
FredeEick hAr, has been appointed A iior q
he clreuit ceurt in the p,zce q c. 3. parTans
resigned. Col jams T. Briseoe. alsa q the
Prince F-saerick lar. IS uamea fsT Secretary u
State. II ehange i detersniaea % by Cor
erucr Hasesstea. 10 better or mere deserving s.
iecsien soas be made Hydrophobia isPrevAil-
ing asaorw zke dogs ia the thir1 district q CAi-
vers. 4 E1soFed naaa has besa uiiiea 6us 20
had resultshzTe YET followed. ezcrps - ths dog,
which rs ben killed. They have also ear
tested eieezsn case over IN CalTe-,, The ae1estsa
repab.ieaa candidates Tor The Commissioners
Court oonssing the right Of he returned assn-
ocrasic meabers 70 shsir seats. NessFs. 9. 81
Parran arc james r. Briscse represent he eaa-
festAais AID n order has beeu issued b. tn Cir
eait Court Inages directing testimony 70 bs ~
ken and olessa on or before the 2ssh Of Janaary
next and the cas-. 70 be heard on the Is EOsday
in February
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04
Thc Place 10 CIT = Coed Meal.

Wagner Green House, ISIS and 100 v .Pra,
street Baltimore. Tbis Restaurant is the oldes
and most extensive In its acromrlodaticuso
in the city The Proprieiars. Nessrs J and d
l. Wagner. viii be grateful Tor the continuance
n iEe ex'au-i.e patronage they now enjoy aud
will Do their best to give entire satisfaction 70
All visitors
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04
N0fiCE.

n IL persons indebted TO Herbert r Moore on
- uoiei scrognt are notified that IL settlements
re not made 18th him, By cash or is equiva-
ent, on or before January lst, 1880, SAID in
ebieduess viii - placed in The way Of legal col
lection. without reearl 20 persons.
HERBERT p MOORE,
i Dee 4 1879 Auore's Hotel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04
New eools.

The attention OF our readers is called TO the
Agstau column in to-days paper, with side no
tees accompanying, 10 which will befound the
varieties, in part, Of the heavy stock Of fresh
goods which the proprietor, Joseph s. Ailstan,
Esqr., has accumulated for sale At low price,
(prices given in many instances both al his
Great Mills and ST. Inigoes' Establishments.
Read his advertisements and give Ar. Allstan a
call
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04
a - d go

wiz prove highly advantageous ~ inspect
ing Nessrs G. X. oesm & sons immense enc
price Cl5,hiug Establishment A grand assoit-
ueat 81 Mems 0vercos;s, listers and Suits, rang
ing in price from s. to $50, is now % ezhibi-
tion, comprising All leading novelties for The
present year. Their elegant Boys and Chill
drens' Oyersaols Ulssereis and Suits for School
and Dress ~ $50 and upwards are the delight
% the little folks Geariae loao prizes fer s7zli-
made 7zrHss5as il their motto, ana We advise sv-
cry one before purchasing 70 call on C. y. Oehm
s Son, $50 W Pratt 81 and S. Hanover ST.,
adjoining Citizens Bank
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04
Chew Jackson Bzsr Sweet Navy Tobasss.
DyeirE

ygeirE.
The old tveirg establishment, Branch oa6ee
10 ". Baliiuore Street is as ever prepared 20
DO Az kinds Of work IN their Zine, wish neat
ness, eheapness aud dispatch Thesupsriorchar-
setter Gtheir work enables them 20 please the
most rlsiiiiOus and save 10 the frugal many a
dollar. THE attention o!uur lady readers is e.
peeislly called to their Baltimore BrAnch Ofiec
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04

Persoas having bnsiHsss ~ the Derrmber in
teymeiiaiE term of OET Csreuit Court are remind
e that Is Possp1neHseut was oniy for q week
and that Il meets hers on Monday next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04
LOCAL DoTTIncs.


= s---sgss-sszss.
The eoaaibasion, emitted The Chestnut
Hunt wLseh We hare had On hand sor a rsek
Or more, has been inspected and wsii be pablish-
ed IN or next issue
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04
MhaRIEn.

On the 25th alt bT the Rev Father Paccia-
y. TiPPETT.
, On the 81 inst bv tbe same. JOHN p RUS
LELL 90 Miss MARY I. BURROUGHS.
on the same day, rs he same. JOHN V. II.
BURROUGHS "a Mrs. ANN u. STONE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04
Lecture at Mechanicsvilie
LECTURE.

a DISCOURSE will be given by the Rev
~ James - acITGeb. s. J. in aid Of repair.
For St hlof sius Church, LeonaTdiown, 90 sun
DAY December Tih after the late Mass. 4 col
lection VIII be taken up after the Discourse.
Dee 4. lsT9-Ii.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-12-04
Tuesday, the eth day Of
December, 1879,

between the hours 81 o'clock NJ and 60 ei..t,
o A.. the following real estate. 10 wit. Ia.
valuable farm known as
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-13
Good Digestive Ability.

A young lady subscriber to the
Norristown Herald says she has
seen In the papers that goats eat
old fruit cans, wire clothes lines,
barrel stoves, hoop-iron, defunct
coal scuttles, old bosts, broken bot
ties and grind.stones, and she asks
ii 1t is really true that these ami
mails subsist on such diet? It Is
not true. This bill Of fare is slight
ly exaggerated. "a goat will not
eat boots as long as there are any
old hoop-skirts about the premises.
and their line of food must be
drawn at broken bottles. Probably
II a goat was buried eight days in a
coal mine, with no food save a lot
of broken bottles, he would devour
them before he undertook to eat
through a solid vein of coal rs feet
thick, but it is extremely doubtful.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-13

THE Democratic party Is to-day
subjected to an experience which
suggests the episode In which
Hamlet handed his Tyre to the wit
lings who surrounded him, with the
request that they should play on 1t.
Every shallow rated wretch Of a
Californian, citizen by birth or
adoption, thinks he can play upon
this grand old historical party. He
does the organization but scant
e,urtesy. We pray, from the bot
tom of our heart, that every time
server, every changeling knave,
every cozzener and betrayer OF
principle, will get out OF the party
and go to the Workingmsn, to the
New Constitution party or to the
devil. The exodus OF these crea.
lures may diminish our numbers
for = week or SO, but the divorce
thus effected of honest partizan.
ship from selfish calculation Is so
certain to enhance our responsible
ity before the fall elections that
trooping thousands will throng to
our ranks, to make good detection
born of half-hearted treachery and
demagOgy.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-13

AID did not favor the new Consti-
tuition, but 1t recognizes the fact
that 1t was mainly by the votes OF
Democrats that 1t was adopted as
an organic law to which we yield
a. ready a respect as its most en-
thusiastlc champion did during the
campaign which has just drawn to
q close. The Democrats Of Los An.
geles county have an easy road to
victory, they know it and will avail
themselves Of the utmost capabil-
tiles Of the political situation. LIE,
every one who has spark OF party
fsalty rally to the banner of the ma
tional Democracy!
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-13

Edward Alexander Guy, of Gin.
cinnati, was in 1852 possessor of
$4,000. He was a we'll educated,
Intelligent young man, and pa rite.
ularly pious. Convinced that the
scriptural text, "Sell all that We
have and give aims" was q btnd-
ing injunction, he began to dispose
of his property and give the money
to the poor. He bestowed the gifts
slowly and carefully, and it was not
until 1870 that the last dollar was
gone. He is now religious mis-
sionary in Cincinnati, penniless,
but completely absorbed in his
work,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-13
THE REGISTRATION LAWS.
An Important Point Raised by the U. 8.
Supervisor Of Elect Ms.

A conference in reference to the
election laws was held yesterday In
Registrar Kaplan's office. There
were present Mayor Bryant, Aud
itor Boyd, Attorney Burnett and
Collector Mitchell, OF the Board oil
Election Comm issioners, Registrar
Kaplan, and Nathaniel Holland
United States Supervisor of Elec.
tions for this District.
The question was raised by Su
pervisor Holland that the clerks In
the Registration Office have no au
thority under the law to admins.
ter oaths. and therefore the regis
tration of voters as at present con
Quoted is Illegal. The further
point was raised that the law doel
not clothe the officers of Precinc
Boards of Registration with the
authority to administer oaths
There was general interchange O
views on these points and full
examination of the laws relating
to elections. In order to reach /
solution OF the question, it was de
termined to submit the whole mat
ter To AttOrney-General 10 Hamil
ton and ask his opinion. A com
munication was addressed to thai
officer.
Supervisor Holland also main
tains that the new Constitution, a!
far as 1t relates to the Septem bel
election, goes into effect July 18th
In this opinion he is supported b.,
w. G. Burnett, City and County
Attorney. However, 1t was decided
to submit that point also to tn,
Attorney General of the State.
1t should be held that this part O
the Constitution goes into effect OF
the 4th of July, many naturalizet
citizens now going on the registe
will have to come of.
The Election Com m issioners ga,
that 1t Is utterly impossible 70
Registrar Kaplan to administer tn,
oath to 10000 applicants, and We
the law does not provide any othe
way of swearing applicants 10 thei
statements.-S. r. Alta.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-13

NEW YORK, June 12th.--The
weather is warm and showery. In
various parts of the country ada.
cent, there have been heavy
storms with some loss of life by
lightning as we'll as other damage.
The thermometer registered e3'
yesterday, with prospects of going
still higher to-day, with thunder
storms.
Marriage Of Hon. ID. a. Wells.
NEW York, June I2th.-Hon.
David A. Wells Of Norwich, Conn,
was married yesterday to Mics Hell
en- A. Dwight, cousin Of DIR. A.
Fordyce Baker. The wedding was
q very quiet one, and among those
present at the church were ex-Sec-
Rotary Bristow, ex.Secsetary Nc
Culloch and wife, and Rev. DIR.
Morgan. Rev. DIR. Washburn read
the Episcopal marriage service.
The lady 10 u sister of Mr.. Wells's
former wife.
DaveDpUrt.
NEW YORK, June 12th.-The af
fairs of United States Commissions
John +. Davenport have been
placed in the hands of receiver
and an injunction issued restrain
ing him from transferring or dis
posing OF any of his property. Pro
ceedings supplementary to execu'
ton were Instituted against Daven
port by the American District Tel
pgraph Company, Charles e.
Blumenthal and G. E. Potter
George Bliss has been appointed
receiver, and Davenport filed his
consent. Bliss holds a iudgme nl
against him for $40, $50.
Midsatpmen Gradu ises.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 12th.-
Tue following graduated to-day a!
cadet midshipmen: d. P. Menefee
California, L. 8. Bernard, Colorado
Dessr0ct,ve Gale es DabuQue
DUBUQUE, June 12th.-A gale o.
unusual severity accompanied with
thunder and lightning, swept ovel
this city last evening, doing meal
liable damage. 1t demolished
fences and strewed the streets witt
limbs and trunks of trees. The
buildings damaged are the Thirt
Ward school, the Coulter avenue
school, the round-houses and the
elevator-all having their roofs
raised by the wind. A raft OF logs
owned by Ingram, Kennedy & Day
broke up and went down stream
Ssventy-five dead spsrrows were
found this morning in the Park
The storm threatened all the after
noon, and broke upon the city
about 7 O'Clock in the evening
continuing over three hours. wv,
inches Of water fell on a level. Thl
velocity of the wind was seventy
five miles an hour. Only one lif
was lost, that of small boy.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-13

WALLA WALLA, June 22th.-All
is quiet on Salmon river. The In
dians are probably hundreds Of
miles away. Troops are en- route.
Oregon Isems.
PORTLAND, June 18th.
McKinty, who shot himself
through the breast few days ago
with suicidal intent, 1t is thought
will recover.
Weather delightful.
Strong hopes are entertained that
there will be no flood this year, as
the water Is now falling.
Henry Thielson is in this city
making arrangements for placing
in the field two more railroad sur.
veying parties. One Of these par
ties is making q preliminary sur
vey from the mouth Of Snake river
to Portland, on the Oregon side.
The other party will make a gen.
eral examination in the Palouse
country. The object OF the surveys
is to obtain data for judgment rs ia
the best means to be adopted for
the development of proposed rail-
way system.
The Grand Lodge of Masons has
elected Hyman Abraham, Grand
Treasurer; J. w. Pratt, Grand Sec.
rotary, and D. Froman, Chairman
Of the Educational Fund.
NavigNsaon on tho STICK con Rtvsr-
Fatal Collision.
VICTORIA, June 18th. The Can.
adian stern-wheel steamer Western
Slope, built to run between Victo-
ria and the boundary line on
Stickeen river, returned from her
first trip to Cassiar last night. She
experienced no difficulty In ascend
ing the river after entering and
clearing at the United States Gus
tom House at Fort WraDgle, the
terms OF the Washington treaty &C
cordlng to the vessels OF both ma
lions the free navigation of
StIckeeu river. A town will be
built at the boundary line and a
port of entry proclaimed by the
Canadian government.
A sloop while on the passage
from Vancouver Island to San
Juan, on Sunday night, was run
down by o schooner, and sunk with
one passenger, who was asleep In
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-13

M. Mignot, of Paris, is of opin.
ion that the visits of the phylloxe-
ra are occasioned by a morbid con.
dition Of the vine itself, and that
the degrees Of its decay alone de-
termine the multiplication of the
insects, precisely in the same man.
ner that worms are born from and
nourished by the decomposition Of
dead flesh. To escape phylloxera,
therefore, NJ. Mignot says that the
vine must be nourished, not with
azoteous food, but with potash a nd
soluble silicates. He therefore
proposes that silico-potassic pow
der shall be applied to diseased
vines. The preparation would cost
q mere trifle.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-13


THn Democracy of Los Angeles
county, allowing for the defections
which every one knows of, and
which do not require further COM
mont, never was more resolute or
more bent on local victory than
now. There 10 In the party an uni
versal disposition to allow the coun-
try people to dictate the nomina-
lions. The Granger will have. in
the coming Democratic Convsn-
tion. the largest possible sway.
The party expects to win by the
sunfsges Of the honest ysomanry.
Some people have been foolish
enough to regard the late ConstItu-
flosai sontsst - party fight. This
IL The nersst pensense. The HER
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-13

If heavy shipments Of ore have
any meaning the Silver King mine
Of Arizona is shortly to be heard of
favorably on the stock board. Not
only that but Tip-top, q mine of
special promise in the past, and
which is understood, like the CALI
fornia Bodie mine, to be under the
special supervision of Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Lent, Is showing up very pleasant.
ly, Of late. Arizona is In q fair
way to extort, shortly, the recogni-
tion Of mining sharps.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-13

A few days ago Wombwelps
menagerie visited Tenbury,in Eng
land. Among the animals is very
fine female elephant, Lizzie"
This animal was attacked with O
violent fit Of collie. A local apothe.
try of considerable skill as an ami
NAL doctor was called into the me-
nsgerie when the life of the ami
mai was all but despaired of. By
his vigorous efforts and skillful
ireatment the valuable beast was
saved. The elephant, "Lizzie,n
did not forget her doctor, for on the
procession coming down Seine
street three days later she immedi-
ately recognized the chemist at the
door of his shop, and, going to him,
gracefully placed her trunk In his
nsnd. The chemist visited the ex-
hibitlon ct night, and met with an