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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-06
THE ROCKBRIDGE BATHS
SANITARIUM,
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
DR.. S. B. MORRISON, Proprietor.

Board IS per week. Special contracts for fami-
lies spending the Summer.
IT IS BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED on the
stage road from Goshsn to Lexington, 10 miles
from the former and IL miles from the latter
place, passing through the Goshen Pass-said to
be- by the admirers of Nature one of the finest
sceneries in the country, and is acquiring a
world renowned fame. But the Baths in itself
as point of attractive summer resort, affords
unsurpassed inducements for INVALIDS OR
PLEASURE SEEKERS, as the curative pro-
perties of the water have acquired an established
reputation the accommodations of the hotel can
compare favorably with the best in the line of
the mountain tour the surrounding scenery
unrivalled; large and shady lawn, which
offers an attractive play ground for croquet
players, with the beautiful North River for
fishing or rowing, boats being furnished for that
purpose. The entire place has recently under
gone renovation, and there has been provided
NEW BATH HOUSE FOR LADIES.
Sulphur Alum, and Chalybeate Waters will
be kept always on hand fresh from the foun-
tain.
The luxury of the Bath (40 by so feet can
only be appreciated by those who have bathed
in its health-restoring crystal waters.
A double line of Stages to and from Lexing-
ton and Goshen, and good LIVERY at the
Baths, will give parties an opportunity to leave
or make excursions
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TT OLLINS INSTITUTE,
Botetourt Springs, Va.

The 37th annual Session closed with most sat
istactory results. Serenity Diplomas were award
ed in Eclectic, Literary, Classical, and Scientific
courses of study, under most approved standards.
The Department of Music numbered more than
one hundred pupils, and made chaste and i'm
Pressve exhibit on commencement day Art,
also was conspicuous.
The facilities here afforded for broad, varied
and elevated instruction the advantages of 10
cality, climate, and comfort and especially the
care of health, morals and manners of pupils,
are most inviting to thoughtful parents. Eigh-
teen officers and teachers, seven of whom are
gentlemen.
The thirty eighth session will open on the 18th
September, 1881. For full particulars, apply to
the Superintendent. CHARLES L. COOKE,
jy6-3t superintendent
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTES.

The BOARD OF VISITORS will meet on
the 22d of JUNE to make appointments of Ca
diets. State Cadets are supplied with BOARD.
TUITION, and ROOM-RENT FREE Appli.
cations received from any senatorial district for
pay and State Cadets
FRANCIS H. SMITH.
ju 15-4t Superintendent
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pOANoKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VA

Twenty ninth Session begi is September 9TH.
Classical, Scientific, Elective and Preparatory
Courses. French and German spoken in class
room. Library 10000 volumes. instruction
thorough, and wholly unsectarian. Churches of
five denominations in Salem. CLIMATE un-
surpassed, college LOO feet above sea level,
and surrounded by mountains.) EXPENSES for
10 months from $3.50 to 1920 Including College
fees, board, fuel, light, and washing.) Students
from all sections. Catalogue free. Address
jy6-5t SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Mrs. Waller R. Bullock, Principal

43 Cathedral ST., Baltimore, Nd
Essentially Home School. Located in the
pupils admitted All branches necessary to a
thorough education carefully taught. No extra
charge for Latin, French and German. Circu.
lars on application References ]. ]. Bullock,
ID, Washington, D. c.; W. u Murkland, D. D.,
j. Leighton Wilson, D. D., Enoch Pratt ESQ,
Baltimore Md; Prof H. C. White University
OF Georgia; Col. w. P. c. Breckenridge, Licking
ton, KY. iuS-3m
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HIGH SCHOOL.
HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE, VA.
Election of Professor.

A meeting of the Trustees this College will
be held at the Lecture roon OF the Second Pres
byterian church Or. H"ces) Richmond on the
Sd day Of AUGUST 1851 at 5 P NJ, to elect
Professor of Bible Stof1ics and English For
further information apply to the undersigned,
whose Post Office address is Farmville Va.
ju 29A4t H. STOKES. Secretary.
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w AsHINGToN & LEE UNIVERSITY
Gen. G.. w. G. LEE. President.

Gen. G. w. c. LEE, President.
Thorough instruction in LANGUAGES, LIT
ERATURE and SCIENCE, and in the PROBES.
sional Schools of LAW and ENGINEERING.
Healthful location in the Valley of Virginia.
Expenses for nine months need not exceed
1928. Free tuition to candidates for the Chris
tan ministry, and the sons of ministers unable
to pay the regular fees
Session opens September 10Th, 1881.
For Catalogue, address
]. L. CAMPBELL, JR, Clerk,
IN 29-3m Lexington, Va
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Reported by R. B. SOMERVILLE,
Commission Merchant, 18th Street.


Commission Merchant, 18th Street
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Apples-Choice Summer apples per barrel,
$4,000.
BeeSloar-2o@2lc.
Butter-Common, 12@15c.; good, 15@1sc.;
choice, zoe.
Cora-Prime, 62c
Corn Meal-62@65c.
Eggs-14@15c.
Fsathers-Live Geese, prime 45@47c.
Flour-Family, according to brands), Sc
@750; Extra Superfne, $55o@575: Super
fine, $4.75@$5.
Hay-Clover, 9oc. @$l Timothy, s1.1o@$1.-
Lard-In tubs, country, 1O@12c.
OGts-Spring, 52@55c.; winter 50@55c.,
bailed, ST.
POtatoes-Per bushel, 10000 as to quality
Rye-Last sales, 90@95c.
SunaGc-Prime, 90c. @$l.
Wheat-Prime Lancaster. $1.25@1. 50; prime
Fultz, $1.15@1.2S.
WooEUnwashed, Csc; washed, IS.
TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Dark, $4@$5.
LeGGDark, short, $500; long, $6@S;
choice, $10@14.
Bright-Fillers, Tugs, $5@S; leaf, $s@12.
Smokers common, 5000; good to fine, $500
$50. Wrappers 5000; good to fine,
S12@4o; extra, $4,000.
LIVE STOCK.
Beef cattle-Common to good, 3@5c.; very
best, 5962c. gross; Sheep, 4@41c. gross; Lambs,
$23@4 per head; Veals, $44@$9 per head ;
pork 7(11Sc
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-07-06

Carbonic Acid Gas 48.11 cubic inches per gal
Ion. Temperature "a degrees.
The matter of which this bath is composed is
abundant, and contains a large quantity OF
carbonic acid gas, necessary ingredient in the
successful treatment OF chronic diseases.
my 18-2m
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JOHN BOOKER,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For the sale of
TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLOUR, &c.
No. 1910 Cary ST., Richmond, va.
The solicitor above offers twenty eight years
experience in the Commission Business, and
pledges strict personal attention to all sales with
prompt returns by Check or Express Liberal
cash advances on consignments in hand. Fertil-
izers and goods furnished on pledge of shipments
on consultation.
AssIsTASrs-W. H. Maddux James Luxford
G. Ball. ABLY
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EMOVAL.
EVANS & COOKE,

FUU East Broad Street, RICHMOND Va.
We have just removed to our new store,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD Streets,
which has been especially remodelled for our
use. We will offer GLASSWARE in great va
riety, CHINA TEA SETS, DINNER SETS,
and CHAMBER SETS, Chose exhibited at the
Fair and every variety in this line BUCK
ETS, BASKETS, and LAMP GOODS.
IN GROCERIES our stock will be kept full
and fresh in both the plain and fancy lines.
de 15-1y
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Open from June LIST, prompt to as late in
October, annually, as the company
will justify.

Many Improvements since last season.
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CAPON SPRINGS
AND BATHS,
alkaline Lithia waters.)
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VA.

ALSO, CHALYBEATE WATERS, RICH IN
IRON, and FINE WHITE SULPHUR
IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
Ne'O and Largest Srimn,ing Pool Of Mineral
Water in the U. States, so by As feet
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BELLEVUE HOME SCHOOL,
> FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Near Rockbridge Baths. Va

This school re-opens September 9TH, 1881
Instruction is given in every department OF
study pursued in our best institutions, including
vocal and instrumental music, and calisthenics.
Only limited number of pupils can be ac-
commodated with board, and hence immediate
influence and control are exercised by the
sary in larger schools.
The situation is healthful, surroundings de-
lightful with the best of moral and religious in
ffuences. For Circulars apply to
Miss H. n. MORRISON,
or Mrs. S. S. RAMSEY,
Jy6-3m Principals.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-03

John Davis. . South Caroline ne
gro. had q pretty mnlatt0 wife. and
Hank johnson, also o negro, fell ia
love with her. She did not encour-
age Hank, and be went to . voudoo
coniurer for Q charm to touch her
heart The coniurer, after mature
reflection, decided that the charm
should consist of smoke fox hair, bees
wax, q brakes foot, and little sand
from Mra Davis's shoe, all sewed up
in Q small bag and worn by Hank over
his heart At the end of week the
woman confessed . love for him, but
refused to separate from her husband
on his account. The eonjurer made
o charm to ALLEVIATE Davis from his
wife, but it had no effect. Thea ne
gave johnson . chafmsd bullet with
which to murder Davis, and . new
bag Of scraps warranted TO protect
him from conviction By any jury for
the crime. johnson killed Davis a
directed. and during the trial, which
has Just been held at Oolumbia, he had
perfect confidence in the coninrer's
assurance that q verdict Of guilty
could not possibly be rendered. The
jurors, however, were not kindersd b
the voudoism. and the murderer IL t0
be hanged. though he and many 81
his superstitious friends believe thai
he win miraCulously escape the halter
yet. aaa r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-03

A STRAIGHT ANSWER WANTED
One Of the east bound train coming
into Detroit the other day was heavily
loaded, and . passenger who get on at
Ypsilanti walked through two cars and
then halted at a seat occupied by .
small man and grap-bag and fnquir-
ed:
''Is this seat occupied 2"
'-Ofcourse this seat i occupied. was
the reply.
sAre both halves Of this seat occu-
piedTv was the next query
''Of course both halves are oceu-
pied"
"Well, my friend, = said the new ar
rival. IS he let 90 Of his satehel, Il
want to bother you With one more
query. Had you rather would tosz
that grab-bag out Of tie window and
sit down With you. or chuck yoa out
and ride into Detroit with the grab
bagfs.
The grab-bag man GOT mad it that
and wouldn' : ride anywhere else en-
psps o. the wood4bo Dsfreis FFes
Pfess.
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So ienf meTnss she elilo
WIlh - meFsY eniien smiIe
Aae beF b1nnY brown eye RInsmlnR
1srnnNh ahs Nreem leaVea all the While.
Ard hs = 10 leve1 her 80
Halchod from lIe palh below
Bot she faased her head q amfnailT.
And iaaahed and bade him -,
4nyho maybe We eAnnoa knows
Aesbs I nayb bs twas betaeF 90
When she winds a. 1laaxh wess load,
And de ckies we're dark with cloud.
BE had won her love forever,
Ard afe tfusted all he vowed.
Bat ne wepf aRainsf lSIe heart,
s0h, nsg dAsIlnR, me masl aafl,
Hor = basgier lies hhsweeH 81
EoreTeF mose. 3aeelheass ~
Mnyhs ] naagil8a wa neslnog knoM;
M1Fhsi tAayts tHas belleE a6. y
And the years have rnssed away,
And thny both are ed aud gray,
Bat She Raane sweet dFeam Is In aIssir hearts
Forever and fcr are,
Oh, suect and sad the paia
.0fihe love tiAs win NOT wane--
So sweef, 90 sweet beenuge 20 true,
So md because IN vain,
Maybel maybel we cznnot know,
Maybel maybe Il shall be hsiier "a.
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ii Nan Amn W nxfAw i fs.<Mp - ~
DelannsT wks s. ''gSlI.r1c@sr ara :. !.
p&ctrdl l. u iran lslF ;;sr,,a i. ,e,,,,s
has fs6sufiv Dubi;skSd : s,ssiI s. / sss5l' T
on woman d t,kvNIcaf and inlella,t.,aI 1
status as cornna,ea x,;fb ssSnss Z.
which h. fakss Al ls0ld eronn3 a tks
very stdrs. and ufocsssIs bv sc;ent;fe :
facts and ohssrvafions. "a show ahaR
ii I'll highly civiliss.I s.,..;uf;..S .rss,s !, I,
il not man ) eoeal Bnr;nr The frrs
tweIvs years "a Iffs the female Is csr-
tain respects excels the male. and
among peasants Ii often happens that
the leznnle i fhe Superior person q
the two: but - aee adyancos, ard
paEtisnlariy s We rise "a tie sale q
tultnFe 1hp differences u f&Ter and
4, zsatsE ratie Is lhs int .'E4 b.
cemss grsatsF. Thus che superiority
Of women Is sometimes netwilh among
inferior races. but never anaonR sups-
rior ones. Amoag the signs Of 9o-
mans physical ififariority. M. Dslau-
nay cites thess: The nntritive phe-
nomena with her ere less intenss; the
blood Is less dense. and contains few
er red aud more white globules; she
eats less, although she eats more fre-
quently; her pulmonary capacity il
less and she absorbs less oxygen: her
temperature Il lower; her sksleton, In
proportion 10 the total weight Of the
body. slighter; she is not 90 ssuht-hand-
ed; although she often appears larger.
she Is not 60 heavy; she is more dat
footed and less arched. which i az
Sign of inferiority::" her voice IA shar.,-
er; her movements are. less precise.
and among pianists the mechanism
reaches in her a much lower decreeo N
perfection that in man. Respectina
mental endowmsnts. NJ. Delaunavs
observations are these The crani1m
in woman has not 90 great 4 eaDacitv
as the Uranium ia man. the mean oa.
pacity of the two being' I446 and
j. .226 cubic centimetres ? qresnect;velv'
q difference of 22O centimetres against
woman: in woman the cran;nm Il
less high and more elonnated: ID 4
not 30 heavy and. finally. ouotine an
other writer. M Delannav aavs chat
among the most intelliaent esocieties
in the world there Il notable pro
II
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-03

TIE FoRTuNE HUNTER.-The een.
uine fortune hunter IL Q veritihle
scamp-mercenary, cruel and greedy.
When some rich women marry come
poor men, they little imagine the
misery they are creating for theh-
selves. A man who woos q wok,an
with mercenary motives il rather mt
70 hate her for being worthy Of q BET
ter fate, a. she undoubtedly Il. eIsa
her generous heart would not 60 run
away with her judgment. The man
who marries q woman for her money
had betterskill her outright, and take
il. Indeed, that is what 8 crsdlufe
who makes . match with such q sao-
tive would really like to 40. Re
wants the hard gold, not The set
woman who owns IL, and be hates
her because he has 20 take her hls6.
Poor little hsifesses, with such deIiehs-
fnl fortunes; poor little widows. with
a snug little sum settled on you by
the husband that had your comfort e
heart, how much better that yon should
be pennies women sewing ecr . Nv
ing Then some strong loving hand
might gatheryon up 70 . tender hear,
and you might be very sure 10 was ell
yourself--all, every bit Of Il. f3dt
now, nothing 10 left you but . lovsleBs
existencs--s broken lie. All isieA
dangerous experiment 10 endcw soznb
men with poor earthly goods. IA place
Of being endowed By them; and you
pay the penalty Of thus reversing tls
natural order Of things.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-03

~
ScRAPs OF sDoM.---Tmpaaisnee
gives adyersity It's shaFpest sting. >
Moderation In the silEen string rmn-
ming through the pearl chain 81 I'll
The frefy shines only Whsn On
wing. So Il Is with the mind; whan
once it rests. Il darkens. IS 4
We do not Always love those wkom
We admire: but We always love thoss
who admire us.
How il il possible 70 expecs shAs
mankind viii take advice when thsy
will not 20 much as take warning9
Few are better qualified 70 adyiss
others than those WHO have takah
least advice themselves. - -
The defects Of the mind, lire thoae
of the face, grow worse Is we erow
old. Everybody desires long Life; No.
body desires old age. -
A slave has bat one master; the
ambitious man has e. many masters
as there are persons whose aid IL No.
seasaEy to his advancement.
What snhaists to-day By sielsuea
continues te-EaoEEaw by aeQniasoem1e.
and i perpetnated ~ traditien Ill
at last the hpaFy abnesr shnkm ths
gray hairs of antiquity at N. end
gives itself out 81 tbs wisdoEn q aesa1
4
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31sM
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That ths interior uf the ear Il Il sha
seat a. ;ufaues 1...a = !. ss..;l;., trs.,,
p.is.,;. .,,,.--.-..
; : = - = es 'es
-. - u. /. a-'on q y M,ning exPefa-
:.t .:.ez. sotsEl I've IeInAsnea ns
.sA4 sa.. =. ]. - 1lasozi fs.e y Whsfh
.ns ne pea. IncEsase a1d fhis > gener-.
- -; :esssr ',.sn q e - se91- qs8Fse
at s%;s ;s - S: - -. = as ::
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80 : e,-n;Sn--s:- L y. y = &c -
-, -. 60 -. :-...< ~ !. -
5es~-,,3;,s, tLe.s.....ss.. -. s !. 80 i.
of sfl mSIss nav IL a~,,rss.sS u = !. .A 60
u a. Arnn I..,-..- rh r-.~-h
os,s,. ,...~.ls -s - e A..:. ~ ls
49, St,.e~.~. ~ - .sh:~l ..J 80: ..s u. ssa e
- -. .s',as - ~" ,'.n sns
49, -. L~-s s !. - sA1sn ~ - ~ cen
tha -. - 80 - 49,: 49, - aDOu. - sanes
isv.I p.,,n..;ns | 80. 80 - 80 80
eo,,v-. - oaa a. 49, M.sns "a
5s-.S. s. ..:Sf x1 -. - nss. = glsa1er
s.F - a.. go - az - lAl - eol.ey
- - -. n..n1 - 49, wnicn
..:s nscsssrlly 3, s.anscena al imagi-
5s ss..l. 1u'ncs = 70 say. tnat IA
sssuins sel.es we mus. eVentuaiiy
sons 20 nea. % great snat no sub
..lJ ssaISS va wnacn We are acqnain!eq
-ss.u. "". ..1s- aly conslostaslons wnlcn
NJ S@n ins8iee, exist IN " In either
sSilo cr nula IOrm; AND We conclude
es'saOs' :a,s 'na' = 'ne eartn : centre oe
not isssil sn gaseous condition land
sneIs y ssety reason 70 tnink that u
lnAy nos - sol .nere must oe . g.
sooas 1ohs somewhere oe.Ween Q solid
0gn.ie ,,. anu asoii circumference. ra-
slllas ueseensus Averni u Proverblai-
y usa.eu as trulsm. But II the
cl1sS'c au1nors are 20 Oe our gnides.
snI al = IA tne centre o. our planet
nenslUslan snades ana Eiysian nelds
sas;..I - - - I:G i.' snsre win DC Iouna
PsJI. unS.ieles ol access wnicn
M.s.: wen ulscousage even so SUD
ssan.iai : elsOHAge Is gnest. NOT
si:t s~n sus All PoMeriul imagination ac-
oon.p .pi.'a sne oeSCsne @ WIN any ap-
P.oA.n ~ ease. ne uiscance % we may
sIal sIse - - nsaliy TOY miles put
.s 49, "ne :. su's iels'n conneeIlng
- -. - :. 80 80 ssasn wlsn q .ns cen
t;oss ~. ,.,a.ig 80 say .ssal.e 800 c0ao'-
heat and ,,-a.s.,y. sy fea anu Ss'ncs
ons aa.;rss 49, 49, - - - 5a'lnoeu
maans | ,,a;s.I, 80 % M P'ooao.y ~ NO
a. s .o.'.. ~ e .y "e SAu lsssurs sli
Sa.. e ~: '. .essIie uPon 'ne sur
sus - '.s ns.nei - t'sns iss pow
csn : 80 - i",. .I ~, oPen .. ~ oOnJeosule nor
dal,..ahla .a-n ~" :. seoI ~ - .,Ay al leacn :
s;,a-sS". sss~e - ~; ~ ~ WHICH ene eApah-
s.seuess s..'s.. - nsas may overcome tes
Nh .ess.ss asa:. 1J .oISS u gIAyl'a.lon----
-~a. - =. go cl 49, .Ia Me sensue eass 20 eA
ss g AS s..IS Ao,uG lsson always q
s.s... S.M :. uspsn .l Ms'e '. anu no mere ,. y
s.si. -. ~ aPP.Oso. 'ne surlAce- Ane
az nv :. nase.s sales -sslse, anu
- 80 s. 80 ..v.s .Ls. - = sno sA1'ni
sc.sS -AS r.-.A 800 .L ~ VA snsie sls imPr,-
sSS1 - :enea.n vu iest wnlfn
PaSeSut0 ous tniPertecsly prevents from
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Real Estate.

DARTEES wishing to sell farms, By fur
III nishing the undersigued description,
&c, win hare the same advertised ireq vi
chazge We have made arrangements with
several Real Estate Agents for The sale 81 Lands
tn lower Maryland.
MOORE a MORGAN,
Sept Is. lasl--tE.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, The Store-Hcuse, WheeIwrigks
and Blacksmith Shops At 50. Inigoes'
desire 20 rent by the year, or term of years,
the above bnildings and lots. The stand Is well
known as good business one, being about ahe
centae OF the district. The wheelwrieht and
blacksmith shops are not surpassed IL Lower
MaFynnd. being new, conmodi0as Hnd cLm-
tortabie. The rent must be secured tony sat
islaction.
SUSAN e. BURCH, 81. Inlgoss', r. o.,
81. hary's county.
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NOTTCE.

AAvTNG Land papers and fSlea noscsof
nearly every tract ofland IN the e0unar,
! viii Be pleased 70 aid partiee uishine my 81
vicesas Surveyor ia locating their Inca or
boundaries. can hef6nnd II LeonardtDwn
on Tuesdays.
March IL. lsso-M.
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.nas sns mahu.ss are 700 o,'sn ,Ar
OeiOW sne analyt.ca ssanoarp phoef
wnicn tney are sold ms should not
De. Inc farmer should have absolute
prOsecsion IN TINS matter. it - .
source q inca.culaDle loss 70 the iarm-
e. ana tns Prlne eapse q the numer-
Gus guano suiss In our Courts. The
poor larmer Is no chemist. he can
not sen tne per cent q fertllizing pro-
20 '0 s.s @'.o.S oouss nS =
comparatively IN tne DARK ana mas 70
trust 70. others VINO are very often IN
terested advisers and 1t Is not until
ms crops are plscned ana TOO late to
aemeoy ms MISTAKE II able. snas ne
nnus ne mas no. oniy- 0een robbed out
Oh the price Oh tne article, but ms pros
Pecs ior crop IL riined, ms laDor, hls
tlme tnrown away ana oisen suiIer-
ing en'alieo upon ms "iie ana emil
: 11en .nereDy' ane next year. una
Dle 70 Ouy Tor cash as ne had hoped,
ann - NE iands nus nave manure
= ssz.u-
Hela'ise Vtv'' ne mas 70 pu' up WIN
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- - o.OP .,Ns' OH. " H"u' sS
mas oi.en Ossa 'ne case ne = aga'n
'ns Vic''m Ol oecep'lOn' 70 can IL Dy
no 1AsIer name
ne nao some personal cnarges 20
relu'e-sucn as seeking the rePuOii-
can nOmina.ion-tna. ne was anstere'
aEis'Ocsas' s'c,'
seg. nss usteriy uenieu tne nrst,
anu II ne was proud !. was news %
n,m: ne saio' y tne pubic 20 regard
'nen ns uns.eu Eaoicaaiy
l,Om n.S "''e' VINO hao often oeoiared
'nas u 7" was NOT ior ner innuence
over nun. Sne believed ne would not
nave Prioe enough 70 put on a clean
sn III. I'll suqna8
however tnas may De- ne would
make no sucn charges against his op-
ponent' the Col. Everybody knew
that ne was q perfectly plain. unassum-
ing man there 's nothing like fancy
OF style abous him. such charges like
these were utterly ridiculous and
should ma noplace IN debates OF this
kinds but as hey had been made. and
some persons "s.gM say, as ne had
nearo q snem' ana did not contra
dics them. there might be some truth
IN them,
hepledged himself 70 further all need
ed reforms. That while he did not pin
his faith to anv mana coat tail.
cov H.v;l.on ,...,la Ca
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-03

s@ Yesterday GiIhooly met Gns %
Smith coming out Of : aaloon 90 AHstip
Avenue. as drunk - 3 boilsd owl.
" Are ron drunk again. Guar sCol.
GiIhoolT. said Gns. straighksnins mp.
''I'm too far gone ak prssken& 10 SaEn
any opiaion whatever on shub5set
under discusshen