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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-26

In vulgar parlance, our esteemed con-
temporary, the New Era, of such cmi-
nent reform proclivities, gives itself
away, when it speaks of Boss Mcneil
len, who had never permitted AMI honest
return to he made from that ward since
he had control Of the poll.'' The Ncv
Ere will remember that in 1878. after its
friends had won a famous victory, by the
characteristic methods of this same
Boss - McMellen, the INTELLIGENT
GER pointed out the unfairness of the
manner in which the election had been
conducted in his ward in the interest of
the Ne,c Era's friends. 1t hadn't a word
to say in condemnation of the fraud.
Then it was "brilliant victory for re-
form - won by the frauds of the Mcneil
len party now it is the "battle for re-
form won by the superior frauds of the
Sensenig party. Great is Reform!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-26

THE Herald sums up tho situation at
Albany as % administration members, 4G
Conkling men and &c con the fence -
The weight on the fence is so great that
unless relieved it may break down.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-26

BEN BUTLER has been telling Conklins
some state secrets against Blaine with
which r. e. expects to make administra-
tion fur fly in Albany.
THE House and Senate agree to print
10000 copies of Smull's Legislative Hand
Book at the public expense-a wanton,
wicked waste Of the money Of the state.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17
THE AMERICAN FARMER.
Apay ead justly styled BY is fsisnds
"0LnaEuks.E."

IN whose pagps experience and progress 60 hasd
y hand. and TO wilirh she ahlcst and most sac-
ergfal men ard Nosnea OF this section c0niribate
hair bess thoughts il evsry department Of Farm
Lie and wors<.
Abreast Of the times, alive 10 the discoveries
4 Sriemce. yet testing al bv the touchsioae Of
raofsce. new acqunintanccs viii soon prove Il
rusty congaDiOn Tor thinking iarmersand plan
ers. freii-erowers and gardeners, stoek-rsiserS
md dairysnen. whist ia Old friends viii reAiiEe
hat. as during siac lifetime Of two generatiors
sircp 1888, il confines 70 be the sincere and
snpurehAseahle 4igorate and representative q
.se farmers interests ana rights.
Special devotion is psid % Fertilizers. includ-
NJ these ogrOmlaerce and Of the larm; 20 Live
st9ek. The Dairv. Market Gardening, Fruit-
irowing. the Poultry Yard, the Grange, &c.
REPORTS Of Advanced Farmers Clabs are n reg
lar feature in ssch issue.
The Home Dspartmentis always attractive 70
he ladies OF the country household Flower aad
ornamental Gardening, Che care OF Window and
loose Plants receive regular attention from eiil-
vaiors admitted 10 BE 81 the head OF their pro
esslon in the Enitsd States.
: The American farmers eompsetly buteleariy
.rinted on fine white paper.
Si.5o = wear. postage paid. Toeluhsof hveos
mare oulv 81. Where Ten names AMI &loare for
rartE.sl An extTa copy will be sent free
Toknnew subscribers, whose names are re
eirsd before December 81 three nnnbersforl $50
SAIL. SANDS q son. PuBlKHrss,
i2s Baltimore ST., BALTIMORE Nd
Dssis, 1880.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17
1854.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

trEngIi.h xives, high ard low. keep
bou~ehoId aeeonnt~ in way titatwould
surprise many American women. Eve
~ penny spent in the house goes down
an the '.housekerper's book, with
which every mistrrss Of d household j.
provided. Every bin il 6led away
carefully When rerripted. 10 fact,
q perfect system OF order prevails,
which enables every man 10 know ex-
aeay what il costs him 10 keep up his
home. 10 that country every expendi-
ture is made 10 bear it, proper relation
TO the income received. H1use rent
must be only such percentage, table
outlay so much, servants wages "a
much, children's schooling so much,
aIms-giyiug 30 much. and IL at the end
of year il ~ found that the income
has been exceeded. these people imme.
diaiely proceed 70 reduce lie M in eve
cry department The general style o.
their living remsIns about the same
but il Is necessarily not quite so gen
uine
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

The other day, astwo friends ~eretalking to-
gether in the street, a donkey began TO bray and
wheexe aud cough in a distressing manner.
ssWhat cold that donkey has u saidone Of the
men. tsAnd hy fhe way, that puts me in mind
how il ybmr congh7" | may not be quite as
much Of donkey as you think arn-Eny cough
i alirighs-and nv knowledge that SIZES SxRUP
on Tar. WILD CHEnRT AND HoARHoUND. i the
best Cough or Cold Remedy known Is the cause.
m vou had been IS wise, yoa would not now
be widower-noral use SIZES Tar &C.
Fhere is no use salking,n use talking,
% now every whsx~
To cure your Cough or Cold
Without much trouble or extraordinary ex-
pense,
You must use Sines' Syrup Of Tar
villa Cherry end Iioarhound-
some may be inclined TO cTitieise orr metre,
kaf he The idea we want 10 impress uponyouT
miad Is. that Sines Tar, &C., win cure any
Throst and Lung affection quicker than any
other Cough remedy sold in the United States
sr Canada. Sold By Combs SpalGing. Leon
-asexe
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17
THE
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

To SToP BLErDIsG.-it Is said that
bleeding from a wound, on man or beast,
MAY be stopped by mixture Of wheat
-four and common salt, in equal parts,
bound on with cloth. II the bleeding
be prosuF, use large quantity. say
from one'to three pinis. II may be lett
on Tor hours or even days, ii necessary.
The person who gave as this recipe
says: "In this manner | saved the
life Of horse, which was bleeding from
wounded artery: the bleeding ceased
in five minutes after the application. "
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

EEA Yankee tobacco chewer was
IN the habit oil declaring about once
month that he would never chew an
other piece" but broke his pledge a.
often as he made it. On one occasion,
shortly after he had "broken of, be was
seen taking another chew. "Why."
said his friend, "you told me you had
gwen up that habit. but see you are
at il again." yes" he replied. 81
have gone to chewing and left of ~
InO.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

VEENoR "BoILED DowN"-Some
person has subjected Vennor's Almanac
TO the boiling down" process. with the
following satisfactory results:
January. sneezy; February freely;
March, breezy; April, weezy;.
aIay, showery; June. lowery;
July, bowery; August, flowery;
September, blowey: October. fowey;
November, snowey; December, glow.
ey.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

Ga-"You look pale, Gus" said one
fashionable to another. Eyes, | am as
nervous as cat" "What is the mat
ters'' well. you see, ! dreamed last
night that had paid of all my debts,
aud am worried 10 death TO know look
where got ALI the money FROM"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

esA mcddlesome old woman was
sneering al young mothers awkward
ness with her infant. and said: 81 de-
clare, woman never ought TO have a
baby unless she knows how 10 hold It"
Nor tongue, either" was the quiet
rcioinder.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

"a Emperor William is now growing
thin in his body. and his legs have dim
inisbed in rotandity his military coats
are thickly padded. and his trousers
are cut very large. The old mans
strength is evidently failing, but he
boasts that he is as active as ever.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

easThe FIRST man was duped; The first
woman deceived her husband: and the
first child turned out murderer. Such
were The origins OF humanity. and yet
people affect TO be surprised that the
world is no better than it is
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17
es.count Won MoItke is a man q

S5-Count Won MoItke is a man Of
nerve still, in spite of his venerable
years. When the building OF the Gen.
eral Staff in Berlin. wherein he lives,
was burning the other evening, he calm
~ quilted his rubber of whist, attended
to the removal Of Official papers, and
then went placidly to look at the con-
1agration.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

N54It is strange what small nibble
a woman will take out ola piece Of cake
when her lover is looking. but with
what alacrity she can get fifteen clothes
pins in her mouth on washing-day,
when she is in hurry and wants TO go
out in the afternoon.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17
1881. Che Sun, Baltimore. 1851.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

e5-''T understand said the Calves
ton Recorder, "that you arc a confirmed
drunksrd." Oats whar you Is too
soon, ledge. amt been confirmed in
no church Wit. but de Blue Light Bap-
-tises is gibbing Satan heap Of worry
about me-"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

Gs-The oldest prelate Of the Church
OF England is the Right Rev. Alfred
0llivant, Bishop Of LANDAU. sged eigh-
ty-two. The Oldest baroneti in England
Is SIR Moses Montefore, aged ninety.
SIX. The oldest duke is his grace Of
Cleveland, aged seveniy-seven, and
The oldest earl is The Earl of Bucking-
hamshire.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17
Surveying.

TDARTIES wishing to employ the
services of the undersigned Ss
nrveyor will address
GEO. b DENT
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march 2s l672-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

that vii make our colleges the difec-
tors Of opinion IN every grade q soeie-
~
Yours respectfully.
SKMLoH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

Who now. ike men u other Ceilings, believe In
smsprovcnsent. ID Studying up their work, its
rrs.ls ana 0pporiunisies ioF advancement. viii
Ena szse sdsiser ia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17
]. NED EVANS,
HOUSE Pain ter,

cRAISER PAPER HANGER
rrIasir.snNINING FRESCC PAINTING
hALSo AND GLAZING.
R.fsrepces-Lee II .Ha!dsn, Nm- Z. Abel,
- o. rscns Joseph Cough, T. 7 Parsons,
Y .. tnhnT Spataine. z. 7 -SPaldingand Lew
sH Leigh
50 - ~h@an or cheaper than any One ~ CT out
- 1 80 soustv. Bond given 1t desirsd-
Jan 81, lssi-t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17
STEAMER
7. Y, ARROWEMITH,
5i4Ef

wilton ana Aster THURSDAY July 18th, 1850.
t.ave Potomac Ferry wharf, foot Of 18th street,
svery SUNDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY,
att o. clock, a. m, for the Potomac River Land
inrs as far as Leonardtown, returning on Mos
aay. wednesday and Friday, connecting ~
standing (B. q U. X. X. fortreigh'
TO and from Baltimore.
Fare and Freight at Current Rates.
Freicbtreceivcd daily and handled wilhcars.
A detailed schedule Of landings sndfreight
charges win be issued in few days. Forfurth-
apply 10
r. J. STONE, Purser,
GEO. Z. PHILLIPS,
Manager st Potomac Ferry Wharf.
Jul ~, lssO-u.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-11

y there is 9 vein for the silver, and a place
Tor gold where they fine (re6ne or purify it,
Rlch silver mines have been found as high
as $1,000 feet, and many Of them as much IS
lO,OO0 feet above the level of the sea. but It
does not follow that silver mines are found
only at such attitudes. The highest crop
pings OF the famous Comstock are considera-
bly, less than 5000, and the Eberhardt Of
White Pine-the richest silver mine in the
known worlds barely 5000 feet above the
sea level. The Carthaginian mines Of an
tlqulty, which at one time employed 10000
operatives, were scarcely 5000 feet high and
the rich mines Of Tombstone in Arizona do
not attain even SO great an altitude. In all
the broad mineral region Of Nevada, no pay
ing vein Of silver ore has ever been found at
an altitude Of 90, 900 feet. It does not follow
even that because veins Of silver are usually
found in the older rocks Of lofty mountain
ranges, they may not also be found il the
sandstones and other se%dimentary rocks Of
the valleys, as'in the case Of Silver Reef.
Utah. The speculation as to the latitude of
mines" is oil nonsense, for ''surely there is q
vein for the silver" and that vein is as likely
to be found, all other conditions being favor
able, at an altitude Of 1000 as at one of TO-
900 feet.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-11

in view Of the excited state Of the public
mind, and the dangers the throne might incur,
he could not modify the form, and that lie
would simply abide BY the note as sent until
the Chamber Of Deputies met and voted "a
the question.
A dispatch from Constantinople says: aAt
q meeting Of the Ambassadors, it was decided
that the details for the surrender Of the ter
ritory ceded to Greece should be settled be-
tween them and the Porte, and afterward
notified to Greece, and that an international
commission should subsequently be sum
moned to superintend the cession Of the ter
ritory, the Porte ordering the Turkish com
manders to quit an hour before the arrival Of
the Commissioners, who would take posses
sion Of the vrrious localities and hand them
over to the Greek troops, who would arrive
half an hour later. The Turkish comman-
ders OF leaving would take with them all in
diyiduals considered dangerous to the new
order Of things, and disarm all the Mussul-
man population. Ultimately, after the sur
render Of the Territory, q technical military
commission is to be appointed to settle the
delimitation Of the frontier"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-11
Kate Chase e

Senator Conkling sat in the middle aisle,
Says Washington correspondent, dressed in
q mixed brown business suit, with a bit Of
red handkerchief showing above. the breast
pocket and a talismanic red ribbon tied in
his b%uttoa-hole. The color is a peculiar deep
crimson, and on the fair throat of a wan.
beautiful lady in the gallery a handkerchief
of exactly the same shade was tied. The
lady, whose lame has been SO entangled with
Senator Conkling's, has changed SO much in
the past few months that old acquaintance
hardly knew her. A year ago she was stout
and rosy, daring and untamed now she is
very thin, her eyes are sunken, cheek-bones
prominent, and her face as white as chalk.
| She walked into the Senate with the old proud
pose Of the head and the magnificent carriage
for which she is noted, and took her seat with
naughty grace. She looked neither to the
right nor left. All the old gaiety had disap-
peared her face settled into thoughtful,
pensive lines, broken only by the chatter Of
her little daughters, the eldest Of whom, a
girl Of IL, leaned her head on her mothers
shoulder and played with her mothers cloak
buttons. The children are as plain as their
mother was beautiful. They are dark little
things, with big eyes and turn-up noses and
large mouths. Their mother is blonde, with
auburn hair. They seem affectionate and
bright, and several times in answer to their
questions she turned to them and smiled.
That the woman has suffered, her haggard
face shows. That she will make no sign Of
her distress, those who know her are sure.
That she is determined that the public shall
see no change in her habits. her coming as of
yore into the Senate chamber shows; and
her looking over the daily papers that have
the 'sprague divorce suit in big head lines
was as cool a performance as a woman ever
attempted in public, but the wear of her
proud heart in this fight shows plainly in the
pallid cheeks, in the sunken eyes, in the weary
droop of the mouth. There are those who
assert that she is dying by inches. and that .
few more months will close the life of one of
the most noted and beautiful and miserable
of the women of America.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-11
The Serpens ana the File.

A serpent had long been engaged in the
congenial occupation of gnawing a file Of an
opposition newspaper, without, however, at
tracing much sympathy. "My esteemed
contemporary" finally exclaimed the file,
ssyour efforts reflect great credit upon your
patience and ingenuity, but you forget that
the reading public does not take the slightest
interest in our personal %squabbles.
M0ral.-The editor who lifts his pen
against a subject not in the way of public in
terest is q being whom it were gross hattery
to term an esteemed contemporary.