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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03
Local correspondence.1
81. fSI5oEs Mn. Jan. III. fs,

ST. ISidoEs MD., Jan. ST; 1881.
Messrs. Editors -Pnenmonia, typhoid fever
and pleurlsr, arg ptSAiFSg ipebs section; and
we are panied to chronicle the death of an es-
teemed neighbor, John L. Foxwell Mr.. r. was
kind husband and father, and leaves a wife
and four children to mourn his loss. We hop
that he ha.sjpipeG hlsveieelwish the slvery songs
Of angels-those far-off poets Of Paradise.
In eonseq denee ofthe semi Arctic con-
ditch ofonr creeks, many Of the pystermen have
commenced 10 cut and saw cord wood In this
way they can manage 10 keep iroh-hearsed bun
ger from their doors. .,.r,,.,
Nssssrrs BenyilIs, Jarboe and Tenpifsson, mer-
chants at the Pine are doing . fair busiresssup-
plying S df6edsss" With provisions and refresh
'ps wy y npi'VVPs,g ~ 80 pUYeNnii gidmla
|, a rambling sopnd underground as ofFag-
ops passing over A ropghlyrcot darosed road was
heard y abe lover pP' lopoi ghs dslrste few
nights sso, and continued seYe-al minutes, Said
poise came ON lhe NoEbs'sl, and Is supposed
10 BE- CONNECTED, win 4 Sins az sound that was
he4rd on the 2lsi ipst.in Maine. Tbe, We sfs
living 10, an evealfpl iule, every sensible person
must admit; and that disgfnl ealemjtie are to
be visited ppsp ihswogld fe9lss time ofihs sud
Of the saus necds ta'panigl 70 ioreiell But
enough, as ppr words are but a sounding brass
and tnkling eymhal. 5.,,9g4 19.sufs.e
Mr.. r. T. Smith, tax-celeCisF, j ontcarly
and late attending robustness We have been
informed thai he is apqken Of asa candidate for
llrs sherifAliy and We presume be would make
i warm for his oppoaent who, AZ this early day,
no person prcleads to. know. Suffice il TO say,
your village pardon The misiake--Town stands
chance to be heard in the matter. In the
meantime let rs hope for the best, knowing that
hope exists only where there il expectation and
desire 'fttl -f
Jack Frost covers the ground q a. m.) with
snow-ike whiteness g .flg4
oRsERvER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03
DREroan N poLlrleAl ArrAlns.I

"REFoRN IN PoLITIcAL ATEAIRs,"
AN article, under the above beading,
clipped from the Baltimore Sun, of.ibe
3Oth ult., has been sent us, accompanied
by request for its publication in the
Beacon. We cheerfu'ly give place to
il. as we can conscieniiouslY say ''ditio"
to every proposition il contains. We
are for the subordination OF democratic
bosses, managers aud rings TO the rule
Of the democratic masses, and have ever
been. We confess, however, that We
would like to be assured before we VEN
ture on any change. FIRST, tina: bossisrn
nas not become an Indispensable feature
to the successful working Of modem
politics; secondly, that no disloy atty is
meant TO democratic supremacy in ihi.
State by the war on present bosses; and
lastly, that the ringsters who now rule
the party are not to be replaced by ring.
STEERS who have ruled il before. We are
neither for the domination ofTammany
nor Irving Hall IN our party councils,
unless this is found essential to success,
any domanitipn being preferable 10 thai
of the republican, in a Southern State,
and we strongly favor the retirement Of
the bosses of all factions 10 our party
and the substitution ofa"new blood" in
our future leaderships. "A plague on
both your HousesP' s." .'.i..'
''The TACT that desire Tor political
reform has become very general with
thoughtful persons of allshades of opin.
ion, and that since the late preside ntlal
election several important movements
looking to the contamination Of such
reforms baye, been inaugurated is Ger.
family encouraging, while it NAV not
be conclusive of final success. In Con
gress the talk 10 favorIof civil service
reform has been given shape and con.
sistency through bills which have been
introduced in both Senate and House
looking TO the organization of better
civil service and providing the maehi-
merry for it. In Philadelphia, after many
and loud complaints against municipal
misgoyernment and extravaganza, a.
Acknowledgement movemrntbas been
organlz d, citizens committee oi one
hundre was appoin.e ed, professedly. at
least, non-partisan in character. and
this co nmittee, hasgominateda munici-
pal tick i for the people 10 vote for in
February. 1t is, perhaps, not such a
tirkst as W suldlhaye been selected had
= pa u. " lueHces been removed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03

what lpllpsS !, brisf summary Of yenaors
Almanac Tot The balance Of ,be year Mlld sPsii
from January 18Th TO February l2,h; March 9sh
aud lob gales arc probable around Sew York
and Boston. aed tpow storms. 10 April viii be
a suow fall on ,be tth os 90, bot Spring viii be
wsll advanced hy tbs lsth, 10 My, afler the
lob. bprweaiher; 90 tbs l3lh and lslh, shun-
der s,arns, June--tWaFm lilI The nh, ,bs1 gold
dJl he iOlhi Iroais 90 tbs 2ai and zasi; ~ TO
goth hot. July--coId on tie 18th l4ih, Esd
and 3is,;. bot on ,bs an, Slh, Cub, iih. l6thi
lfth, ash and aslh, Aagsst7-4tb and Slh win
b. cold. 10 September lhe eeniFf " ihr month
viii be rs varmsss part. uSlgeeF VIII =, pPsn
aud cold, November will bsmaddy With little
rrosis. December wliI bs the sarmss' ever
knVWhf .iWTi : a. tlsyf.t ht@3 $3.50 sNf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03


The skaiine satnisai con1nses. 20 h'N =
OR roads getting in good condition, Y.
"The oldest inhabiiantp Is nov out n = lob.
A few tobacco bells Gown 10 III, section.
Mr.. John n, fessslf, "a old and worthy did,
zen, Is quite sitk
The hens have commented laying, AID Ii-lihm
Neck viii soon be hef.el( again,
Mr. Charley iiugeman, member Of Hpseynan's
Band aud . worthy young man, Is very sick
movement Is 90 foot 70 have an enumeration
appointed to take the census Of johnson Colton's
dogs
Quite force Of axemen, some amateurs among
them, visited ,he Globe last saturday and eat
twenty TO twenty-five loads q wood for the Rec
tor.
NJ, George Morgan Of LeooArdlown, and Nr.
Bob pcsey, of BAl,lm9re made a ayias yiyit TO
shg ncighberhooa last Wrsk and s.ased qaite .
auiier ameag lhe h7,rIs ofow yoass adIea-
From some uukaowR cause, oae pf our yOnng
nisp gets hia s'aa lfpm ST. pleppts Hay, a.
though Milsa,qwn Is Dot bali lhe distances a
committee Of Ladies "a 70 Investigate glie nastep
Several gcnllemcu 10 dis EieisiY, who
hare bgvn 10 The habl, Of baas,ing Of their skill
10 the tulinary arL have besn pui 70 ihG test this
ysar ADD iopnd sAaling--a cook. Three 10
hyc dollars and chrome 10 being freely offered
for one, and finds no takers. 3s, a
u q repor'ci that Mr poughrrty, the proprie-
TOR OF Bushwood estate, has dirscied his npua.
ger 10 have a sgfiaeni number Of piles cut 70
rebuild Plowdgn's wharf, or 10 kuad a pew
wharf near the site Of the cid one, and that work
will be begun on Il al an early day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03

The 6sst parry Of tkc season, IN IRE nti efibor-
ansd Of 81 CleHeats Bay, was given w Mfs.
Lead oulSst "wednesday night farriStd ther,
about O'Clock, and found a large rrowa u
Young Indies ana gentlemen present. Tho hos.
tess wasAli smiles add ahimatIob, She well un-
dersnnda the art q making Der guests comfort
able and happy There was large array Of
Beauty there, among them, the four charming
Misses LIS the two beautiful Misses c =; the
pretty liuls Miss Katie ile lovely Miss D !; the
sweet Miss W., Of your Town, ahd'many Others
too numerous 20 mention and TOO Bcanliful 10
descrlbs. Little Beauty was there, aIso look
ing d. charming IL ever, but poor o. was abb
sent, The Junior MAS also there, paying par
teusr attention 10 his eharmer Brother B.
opened the party. and soon saw that he conid
stiiI throw AZ aangty foot Afl6o'rogk, We
we're n,ited 10 participate pfa sdpptgous sup
yer and there was an Abundance pr all, staid
tiIl tie .fwee sma hours Or The morpiag, aud
when len, they we're sic tripping 4 merrily
on. the eight flntas,ic.p', ,..,s .fs h.
Nj, Dilphey's mill ,i1iq fan FTspalr. and doing
good work, ~ bae fo vas as
The 'sYiolet'' Is no longer elinglng TO the
wood, but has taken 70 herself another sup
port 9 ttp'7s1I p8N'' d
Z Little &. win nos attend any more parties this
wirler-causc tight shoes and,loo wpch dan
cling. 4.a..f I3,..a }ssfa9
ofAlechahicsviile. 1T ftu ta II. d.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03
local corrI.,sIpesnasn. ,...l'
Ilae0lala NEcKl Jan. %. iasI

bNeuAh 2 Nhtht jan. ~ 1901
Mess-a, Editors -Moiher earth, having mems
urabIy disrobed herself Of her mantle of white,
aud Prof vennor 8 prediction Of . thaw. between
lhslsth and last Of this month having been YER
asd, we arc. powihayipg another cold spell, quite
suggestive n warm fires and comfortable dwell
ipgs. t, ua@es n s "a
To avoid encroachmenis Of other devotees Of
the quill, and prevent their aPpropriaiing 70 9th
or sections part ol this dominion, Iwill give
the boundaries theseof . II is called Beggar's
Neck; Is bounded on the Northeast by the pub
liz road leading from the Head fist, Clements
Bay To- the plk.ik bridge on the creek,
which is tributary OF Briton's Bay. on the
East by Britons Bay on the Soathl by the
Potomac River, aud on the Westsby ST. Glenn
ents Bay. There are some nlets and creeks
which might be utilized toiyield an'abhndancc
OF good oysters. Most of the interior and up
lands Of this section, as us name indicates, Is
poor, but many Of the farms bordering on the
waierar quite fertile and yield abundantIy ! To
the news. | hear Of no marriages In prospec.
tive at present but there is Az abundance Of
counting going on and many parties have taken
place. ln 10 fIlalass6 bua 4easas
Some Of the dredgeVsi who visit thelower por.
ton Of The neek (Newtown section) have been
rendering themselves quite a terror to thein'
habiiants. They visit tile mainland, especially
AZ nigh, and on Sundays, and having imbibed
100 freely Of the Intoxicating stimuan. obtain
ed, on their return, make night hideousb by thu
thallooing Snd Yelling they keep up, greatly t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03

The sDcipty Of ihe ARMY and Nayy u tho late
Confederate sh,,cs, having decided 90 ere, a
monument IN isaHimors ti,v 10 hsarniosy Ofttrir
8s4.d com,adts aad our own tcion being anore
Arsdy fstsNssEHed ameua decreased than ANY
Other cohupunie 81 eiad ls'bslatIou 10 tie
State We suggest Nliata F,owaeh, ~ Inaagu-
raod under the auspSS==H the ladies NJ - Ma
ty's, 70 aid The sbcisls Ia IN Seomp'ishn'sn, Of
iSs pious undertaking.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03

itf -ttfatH 'ffa
A NEw jury SYsTEM.--The Ken
lucky Laac Register proposes q novel
Jury system, II Suggests that Twelve
Jurors be appointed by lle governor, for
each circuit, pndlpaid a reasonable SAL
airy fora fKedand definite fern, and says
that this jury would travel about the
circuit in the same manner as the cir
cult Judge; they would generally be to-
tally disihterested, and holding Office by
appointment, would never decide for
political purposes. By experience such
a jury could learn TO silt the true from
the false Testimony In almost every in-
stance. BY practice they would be-
come expert in weighing testimony and
Judging of the credIbility 81 witnesses.
Their yerdicts would be sooner rem.
dered, and'mofe often ia The right, for
their Judgment would be the result OF
the deliberations twelve men, whose
cvsry-day business and study was such
as to make their Judgment peculiarly
1uck and accurate in such matters.z
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03

lfI ata 49, =. ~
PASSION ARREARAcEs.-It is begin
ming to look TO tax and tariff pave a.
If il might have been better TO have
followed Mr.. Greeley's advice and o..
lowed our "erring systers 10 go away II
peace" 1t is tolerably certain they
would have soon come back again, and
been glad 10 have gotten back, even at
the sacrifice Of chattle slavery. No
million Of men would have been killed
and no billions OF debt contracted. and
the old struggle about Capitalization
might, and probably would, have been
adjusted by barriers Of demarcation be-
tween Federal, and State powers 30 dis
iinct and clearly ouilipedthatFsli future
controversy on the subject would have
been avoided. And, lastly. no Cons
missioner Of Pensions would have bern
called upon TO write aletter to the Senate
Appropriation committee, Informing that
august body, that the amount which il
will be necessary 10 appropriate t0ipI J
the claims under pres mt arresrages OF
pension laws will creed fire 4nnd'sd
and iwenty.one millions ot money!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03
L.ealxention.

The popularityQf the Rochestetbeer Is no
for day ,butiot slltimc.s Signs continhe 10
multiply that the demand for "A isno mere
rage Il the momentto besucceeded by some,
thingelse. Thebrew isan establishedfayorite-
and dttcmptsto shpplant llibefh Vain
Families andAocalities wkereit has been i'm
trodnced continue to increase gtheiF orders,
showing that more and more nerso ms are adopt
ing 1t as their Isualbeyerageand refreshment.
Messrs. FISLEY K. Koch, t206 Pennsylvania
Agentsfor Mary land ,yirginiaH and tha
Columbia 4saAs se5hHiW sst8g
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03

10 TERRARis FARMING ~ have just
heard Of an instance, says a Washing.
10 correspondent, " hrrsa United Siates
Senator ~ supported by fefrspins Sem
aioT Dennis. lof NJ arylahd, as nv infor.
nation goes, has about IL acres OF land
poi down 10 pond thai is fed by salt
waier.ol This pond makes the largest
tesrapin farm probably inlthe world, and
rs The source OF heavy income. Init
ierrapiRs are raised for The market, and
il is said that over 10 900 Counts ha, e
been sold from il in one year. II may
be noted for the benefit OF the 0niniiia.
ted, that ''counf' 10 aierrspin over sew.
en- inches IN length, and that counts"
are sold bv MISUNDERSTANDING from $40
to &14 a dozen. or about 81 each. Z In
market they retail Tor about ST. per
dozen--and in the fashionable restau>
rants are served at $3.50 pIdte--one
terTspih filling about ,tihree plates.---
Smaller terrapTns are soIdlat lower fig
ures, but all bring good figures and are
diamond backs IN fact as we'll as name !
are several terFapin ponds in
Maryland, andihey grow IN importance
as "terrapin stew, Maryland style" is
becoming more andmore popular among
high livers. dea ado' dfih
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tn l.
The PopuLAR vorr FOR PRESIDENT.

The POPULAR VoTE FOR PRESIDENT.
Notwithstanding The positive denial
Of certain badly informed republican
journals 10 the contrary, the accuracy
Of the Baltimore Sea- -statemeRt,-ihas
Hancock had received majority ofthe
popular vote at TIE late presidential
election over Garfield. has been verified
by the latest revision Of the Presiden-
t,al vote. The whole number 81 votes
cast WAS 5000, 1874, Of which Hancock
received 4,444,313. Garfield 4,4S7 1851,
Weaver 307,O63, Neal Dow 1874,
scattering 1893. Hancock's majority
over Garfield, $3.50.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03

RAILROAD ITEMs-Tbe Baltimore
san is our authority Tor the statemee',
that work has been commenced on the
Washington city aud Point Lookou,
Railroad, The starting point Of present
operations beingat Brandywiue Station,
on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad,
running South. The managers oithe
Southern Md. road are, also, IN motion
and are showing unusual activity TO-.
wards Flushing their road. Is not this a
little too much OF good thingi II 10
understood that the projected roads are
to run on nearly parallel lines, at least
from Brandywine TO Point Lookout
Where the means are to come from 10
build the roads, or the trade 10 flo I
them after they have been buill, il ha.
not been given us 10 see. Neyerihp-
Iess, mat is their lookout, but we sub
mt il ours to see that no scheme 10 IN
volye this county in responsibility Tor
any bonds or obligations Of either enter
PRISE shall succeed, IL suchis really con-
templated, which we admit we have no
present data for stating. But, fore.
warned, iOrearmed! sg
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03

. csrr..psaA.a...

sGcAdssla' isremiDdsd that be Or She as the
CASE nAY be- he, asRIesied 10 Furnish IS ri'h
.hesssl nsms Of ihs Aathpr Of my Kingdom
tors Turksri'' This Is an oyggsisht fatal v i'A
claims zoe publioallsn ia our columns.
A communication Of ''ssmloh, 10 reply 70 an
Arlicls ~ nDrFby, pahli'hsd 10 oar last i'sus,
hes bern received and vill be Inserted ia our
neIt
Also, a communication on tho prciieal work
ingsofibs Ael 81 1880, snlarEing The 10 isiietio5
II aaEisirales in certain minor srip'inal cases,
which will also appear 10 our neat issae.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03
A Rare Chance

Is offered the rcadeFsofthis paper 10 bny cloth
ing ia ali grades for Alien. Boys and Children az
prices that viii be satisfactory. The House OF
&. n. oehm n Son, $50 W. Pratt ST., extends
ing through to- So Hanover Street, is well known
10 this community. for fairdealings.a house that
win give you value for, your money, They
offer new fashionabIy cut Clothes. They carry
over no old stocks and 70 acc6hpiish this, they
have marked down their whole line, therefore
won may expect basgains when Youcali. Don't
put of buying, remember the choicest stylessell
6rst.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03

WV. j En3LEN h Co. wishes to call attcn
ton to their large AID varied stock Of Christ
mas and other gooissuitable Tor old and young
comprising Fancy Goods, Clocks, Vases, Pic
lures, etc., etc, etc. Also, Toys, Fireworks
Candies Fruits, etc. Their other departments
suct Al Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions
Garpe,sgCiI Cloths, GrocerFs, Whiskiss, Rum,
Wines fetcl,. are stocked to ovesfowing Do
OF fail tocall on them when coming TO own
:, you can save time and expense,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03
A Gas. Of Kidnapping.

A cass Of Kidnapping, 8as .Aat BIO
Two white men named Richard wels aud
John stoee, loot-spre and searys reached our
Village on Sunday lasi, vhoss stories of wrongs,
II lrns, make case u oalragr aImostsurpeasing
belief They repgraxn. lheaselyss 70 BE- natives
Of Pesrssbugg, Va, bnt for The last several wssks
at work ina cotton mill lin Norfolk. Al the
latter place, on Saturday lssta ssek ago after
having bsen paid on ion their weeks work, they
went into reslaurant On Water Street 20 get
plate o. oysiers whlctheel they were aceos'
ted BY sevemltneh unk nown TO them, andthrough
persuasion, and rs represented BY them, almost
fear, they were l6ducesl 70 take glass Of vhis-
key In very short lime. they lost eonscous-
iness, which did not return until The next even
iup. when they disrorerad that they had been
shipped on board Of -masled schooner, eml
pIoyedi 10 oyster dredging They at once sa"
thas they had been kidnapped and supposed lhA,
some opsate had been pat 10 the whisky offered
them 10 drink. They we've kept on board about
"a week, and on Saturday hast, aIssr having been
robbed of their money, aBoutslB cath, and the
best portion Of their clothing, were pot ashore At
Pinsy Point, III this county, Thsswere unable
10 learn the name Of the Captain, bnt think that
the schooner Nas named iflhe Amerieas = and
they heard son.eiof the crew say ihst she was
sailing 10 baltimore. The upt'riu men have
bcen kindly cared for By Mr. Fenwitk at his ho'
tel, and will avail themselves Of the first oppor-
,unity 10 return tostheir homes. We think that,
II tere BE truth In this story Rndif there be an.
,hotity In this free lasidof ours, an inves,iga-
ton should be had of thisionsEage apon iheper-
t5nll rights 81 American citizens -fs' ~tai@
IA ~ q tt-4----r-7-y---s.s---4 t7-g--77 -
\, Na- This is Dangerous season. and often
lie fondest:moiher care is NO profession agaissi
Coughs, Colds and Hoarqepess sprtl Bull
CoGghssrupshoplA tekePsia readiness Price
as cents. 8ssf. si8f w hstsa
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J. NED EVANS, o ,si
Nh OUse FaixA fe1.s

GRAINER, PAPER HAKGER
KALSoMINING, FRESCU PAINTING
AND GLAZING.
References II Haydn WIN n Abeli,
John Parsons, Joseph r. Cough, =! r Parsons
Dr.. JohnT SpaIding. q. TsSpalding and Lew
is II Leigh, sg fssa .YaIM yss
va All work done IN workmanlike manner
and as cheap or cheaper than any ohe'in or out
Of the county Bond given IT desired. iis99 I.
Jan27, ieel--tf. sp ls gaihssyIs H
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03
tLpcal Correspondenec,I

II .. sss NhAkLoFIh fihhls ~ enF Al 1891.
Mesrs Editorss-Tq Tomorrow is The day we
believe, for the tinerhonored ground hog 70 re-
visit the Hpper world after his Winters nap.
We sincerely hope his hogship viii not have the
chance 70 seq his shadow and betAke himsslft to
his retreat for the next six weeks, ,W
ourlfricnd Spencer has returned with his bride
aud Is Tie hapPiest looking fellow we have seen
for many aday. We hope that the future has
much happiness in store Tor both.
Tho Immsculate Conception Church Of Ne
chanicsvilIe has recently purchased handsome
new organ, which gives that aid 70 the service
which is so indispensable to IT, sst7gg %
John Butler, eolored, manager on the farm of
Mrs. Collins, on the Patuxent recently lost four
cattle Of a singular disease which cannot be ac-
counted for. sfeE 33ef
The new survey fer the route Of the W. G. b
r, l.. r. X. was begun at Brandyyine, Prince
Georges, on Thursday, 27th ult., John II.
Chunn, engineer in charge. We hope that our
people are not destined 90 be disappointed again.
II oseyer, We IRE used TO being disappointed
about the railroad, aud don't much expectto see
the engine puff ng through our quiet village soon,
hongh We are assured that twill be completed
20 this point at An early date. i asa9 AEoE
..s.s q -. = - 49, ID ~ -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-03

eD~This is The mouth when those troubled
with acoash N 9diI - for, atvsaly ave cent
bottle ofDr BuifsCodgh Syrup aud be cured
at onc.. 't't