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rCouurxtcArEn.
TO semloh.

From fair to foul he ficrcely blows,
Aud suorts wi5h force his penderous nose
Bnt ii the couics should not cease their course
he shakes his e,rs with greater (orc,
Until every planet ia the sky
Is trembling IN The giants eve,
While mortal man with deadly fear
Expects his ghost win soon appcnr.
0h "Ssmioh do, for mrrry's sake,
Upon Your readers pity take
And PIT Voar finger in son,s PIE
Mere pleasing 10 the taste nd csc;
Some dainty dish vet richer STILL
Refresh each soul that will not kill;
Desert the silly maxims ofyonr brain
Aud do not ia priBi appear again.
Burn your pen, your iuk aud ltpcf too,
And bid farewell, long ndicu
To the vicious nonsense Of your pen,
"The mighty instrument OF little men
Contine yourself % learning and to SCHOOL,
Aud play no morn the "lio0by' Dr the fool
EVERY msn tltro li'e must play his Iarl,"
Some arc kuayrs and iu u ofnu
"nrawe os water. hewcfs Of wood
Aud an 10 turn may do some good
iui you dear s'f should drive the cart,
~ quiet thea thrD liic mas paas
Aud all lors ct the balying "1s'
CATAv0uuu
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24

The new version n tic Sew Testament, which
has l,een So mapy years 10 course of'rtu..aijoa,
h being waited Got .lh curiosity aud spEiety by
hundrrIsaf thousands liis moi generally knoRn
,bgi seat edition 81 600 600 copies lns already
betu manufactured ia Enghad, and loo 600
copies afg said to lie aite,dy 10 Sew YORK. city
not one II them gcsmlltel 20 he SOLD They are
awaiting telegram from lhe authorities Ia Eng
land authorizing their issue. The first cupie.
can on'y be had ~ the eTtFtyngant price o. $40
pcT tops The Literary Revolution proposes
laiiy 70 meet the demands which Ne army Of
friends ate making upon q by doing probably
the quickest work Ia book making which has
ever set been accomplished Arsnzem have
been fully made ia pc, the entire book into type
inside Of q hours from the time printed copy
Of Ike English edition ran be procured, aud with
IN three day. a, least 10, 900 copies win be bound
ready tor delivery 10 waiting purchasers, and
M least 200 copies Will be manufactured tycry
day thereafter, uniiI The demand vs. met II viii
ho trottd IN large beautiful ttpr neatly auA
strongly bound Ia ciotb 10 volume Of about
500 paaes and sold al be nominal price u 80
cents. A liue edition Ia i1aif Russia, gilt TOP,
viii he sold for 90 cents, and one ~ fan Turkey
morocco. gilt edges Tor 4 % ufcoursc, Inc
popular demand viii be enormous. Orders vii
be filled Ia Tie o der III which thct are received
with remittance AmeHenu Book Exchange
New York
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24
That DUCK Supper

We were among the many participants at the
Duck Supper at Moores Hotel ON Tuesday night
last and can afford to say Il was worthy Of Her
bert's reputation, which is the highest compile
mon we are able 10 pay It. A fox hunt follow
ed Wednesday morning, in which we did NOT
participate, but we hear AS we so to press, that
the hunters succeeded in capturing two foxes.
Col. Cotton was in command.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24

ST CLENEsr's Bay, Feb. -, 1881.
Mcssrs Edltors-W Would son like 10 hear from
this section once IN a while Thinking that YOU
would not object, We take up that instrument
which ior 40 ages has been powerful weapon
when IN ,hc hauds Of blc masters and essay 70
write iew lines fur the benefit Of your many
readers Bat A. netrlY ~ undertakings are
more Of less, friughl with missivinrs, so is This
one Ere we have iottcd down The first line,
here comes the reflection that it Is only " ben in
in the hands Of able men that the pen can effect
any thing. "A this ominous thought oblrudoI
ilselfupon our mind, like gigantic monster seek
ing 10 crush Il beneath its stuPendous weight,
our baud trembles aud that instrument which
often proves too great for weak m)riais 10 WELD,
almost falls from our grasp but ncrying our
elves by the opposite reflection that the smallest
Of creatures was not nude in vain, we assume
an air Of importance and commence to scribble.
The mild weather Of tie past two weeks has
tempted lie farmers to make start with their
Spring work, aud one in our immediate neigh
borhood has commenced ploughing Can any
other district beat ihis7
We would like to meet that gentleman from ST.
lnigoes, who wagers that his district contains
more widows and widowcrs than any other in
the county; we think we could strike bet with
him. two 10 one. Why, VIC have lots ofwidow
ers and they are so attentive, too, that the boys
complain Of not being able to get word in edge
ways There's ourfriend 2. H. who is one ofthe
most ardent, and who has peculiar method Of
testing the warmth of affection from the tonch
OF The hand Again, there's W. who keeps
store not hundred miles from here and he
has delicious things in that store tooso the girls
all say
ST. Valentines has come again It "a time
when the young people and some old ones too,
engage in ~ sort Of anonymous loye-makiug A
bit ofliuied or embossed paper with a few verses
apliendedl forms very good medium though
which to hintat what some faint heart dares not
otherwise reveal.
Through the kind invitation Of friend, VIC
had The pleasure Of participating in the enjoy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24
Local Mention.

The popularity Of the Rochester beer is no
for day butfor all time. Ssgns continue 10
multiply that the demand for il isno mere
rage OF the moment to besuceeeded by some,
trhing else Thebrew is an established fayorite
nd attempts to supplant il will bein vain.
Families and localities where il has been in
PRODUCED continue to increase their orders,
showing that more and more persons are adopt
rug I as their usual beycrapeand refresbment.
Messrs finley g. KoCH, 1906 Pennsylvania
AVenue, Washington, d. O., are the sole
Agentstor Maryland Virginia andtheDiItrict
OF Columbia
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tees, residing in each Of these counties,
may sell al auction all the lands belong
ing TO the school Of such county. All
the money which the Trustees shall re~
ceive is appropriated 10 the building Of
said Charlotte Hall, and TO the other
uses OF said school.
Charlotte Hall called in honor Of
Charlotte, sister Of the Duke Of Neck
linburg Streclitz and wife of George
III, of England"
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y, orphans, oaur..

The Orphans Court met On Tuesday last
present. judge. uilbaru, Tippeit aud Love -
Bond Of + ! Maddox ex George P. MADDOX,
approved inventory 81 persouh property Of
George F. Maddox Sled. Bond james u Ra'ey,
Guardian DAME. ta'cg approved Order passed
that llobt G Comie. Guardian Rose b Sutton,
pay IN amount fer educational purposes, hivi-
dsnd II estate Of Lloyd Norris made by Ann
r Dtuond aud Jos S. Ailsfon admrs & q,
filed sud pass~i This court vas otherwise en-.
eiRed Ia plsan3 accounts .,tntr't',t, aud
adjourned to The Bud Tuesi,y " March ucEt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24
A Rare Chance

Is offered the readers ofthis paper to buy cloihy
ing in all grades for Men Boys and Children at
prices that will be satisfactory. The House Of
&. N Oehm Son, $50 w. Pratt ST., extend
ing through TO 5BlIanoveT Street, is well known
in this community for fair dealing, house that
will give you value for yonr money They
offer new fashionably cut ,Iothes They carry
over no old stocks aud to accomplish this, they
have marked down their whole line, therefore
you may expect bargains when you call. Don't
put off buying, remember the choicest styiesseA
first
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24

lCoaNuNcArfp.
NmsrovS. AIp., february, 2lH, 1884.
Nessrs Editors LIN your isur 81 The i7ib.
instant. in commenting cduodsUy npou The .p
efficiency Of our UysIsr rulire Force y0u say
,it is uol the fault q ,he Navy that our oyster
lands are not better protected but The luult of
lass that have their origin inuur-cirw poubl-
less Il Tie penalties If The law were such rs you
suggest, there would be icwer persons DO ould
engage Ia i,s violation. lint are not the penal
ties severe enough 20 deter IT, ,ioiatorl, " there
was probability Of capture and conviction 2---
Citizeus along lhe line Of the Potomac river,
witness every day In The week Sundays not c1-
eeptcd optu violations Of DE lnW by foreign and
unlecnced dredgers And who can point 10 -
single instance " hen m arrest has w.en made
by the Potomac Police Fore since CARPENTER
was in command Now " the pcu nlties wcre Of
the severrst character known 10 our criminal
code. what effect would 'hcy have 10 prevent
dredging "a tle waters Of 81 Narjs cunoty
since there Is not the slightest danger 81 arrest
and conviction The oyster liws should either
be rigdly enforced, or repealed. Dead letter
laws have ii tendency 70 bring ni law iu,o con-
tempt and should not burden our statute books
The oyster iongels COMPOSE very large md
worthy class d Our people They are required
10 pny a license 10 ihs county for the privilege
Of vi wing their vocation, and 10 turn are enti-
lied 10 protection ia their rights under the law
n they f, to take out the license required by
law tie Grand Jury is quick 70 investigate the
matter. II seems 10 me II Is just rs much the
province OF The Grand Jury 10 investigate The
violations Of Tie dredging laws, and the conduct
Of those whose duty II is to prevent this, yet
make no effort 10 do so.
POrOMAc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24

The undersigned hereby thanks his visitors
one and ALL young ard old for the surprise of
Thursday evening, Feb lIth There we're many
substantial tokens Of their good will brought and
left by them, in which shared many who could
not be present and TO whom also thanks are due
Words OF kindness also, many Of them from in
dividuas rs well as from the selected spokesman
Of The company, will ever be rememb' red and
valued. The evening passed pleasantly, bright
ened by music and by games in which the cd
JOSEPH w. MuRPHY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24

MEsgs EptrcRs - have examined the arii-
Gle of ''Scnlob IN which ! nn charged with
being "a monkey, q maggie, poor de,ii and
coward" Thu may bc considered fsir sreri-
men Of his satire aud vi', cpilIcis which amy
blaesg guard might apply 10 d superior and a
gentleman. lie Gfsi appcir,d as msn and then
la the character % "a wumsn, % Is stated in
Blackstone commentaries upon ,bc eommoi.
law Of Eaglsnd hat . b,n , hcrn8lltrad,te Hp-
pears To- lae character ola man be- nuuot after
vafAs apie4f iu HE character Ola nomla ne
may be epulrastei with hrrmaphroii'c brig
under . uli vel q canvass without baIla6t aud
liable, like his signature Va he turned bottom
upwards 1T sur moment therefore wilboug
nlribeF comment lease him ia tbis graceful 90
sittUu Ia switch BE- has-Ircseufcd hitnsir 10 lie
correctly expresses the gentleman ambiguous
nonsense Than bgmhtaio Size de6u,tipuol which
.s, high FUaudHg words rM tpj h1is fgs8pt,,y
J d. nof dru} ihc gentleman charge ~ COW
Jgdife bul have uu Doubt ihatHc ts brave taaR or
raDsgt, 81 thc Ga g May Doc anj would iikc Go
KNOW ia what resimrnt he served during Soc
iaat var Perhaps DE figured 40 iho h1i;ir 81
louomry under Gen Na.ltrp IN thnt glorious
retreat which Hag r4u8l 60 that a. ihe iru lhuua-
and q erks 30 not consider further comment
upon the gentleman communication necessary.
for am sure = iust estimation wil bc placed
upon il by Tire public
DranY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24

THURSDAY MORNING, February 24ih 1881


Dun County RoADs.-As was to
have beenexpected aaerpassing through
the late trying ordeal, there is much
complaint Of the condition Of the public
roads in our county and considerable
eensure ofihe manner, and some alarm as
to the probable cost, Of their supervision
under the present system. The public
have and can have at present only an
approximate idea Of our road expendi-
lures. When the accounts are all posted
up, the tax payer can then, and not till
then, pass an intelligent judgment on
the result and know for certainty
whether he has right to be satisfied or
TO complain. We think that allow
ances ought TO be made, and will be
made by lair-minded men, for the pres
ent bad condition of the roads. The
season which We have just escaped has
been exceptionally unIavorable to the
exerlions of supervisors to keep the
roads in proper repair and we think
that this ought TO be remembered 10
their credit when the subject is cam
vassed. But it is not our present pur-
pose 10 praise or blame either our road
system or our road supervisors.
A gentleman OF our county, wholately
returned from visit 10 Charles, took &C.
casion 10 observe the condition Of the
public roads Of that county while there
and to contrast il with that Of our own,
much toourdiscredil. Upon lnquinng as
to the road system which obtains there
he informed us, that the county is d.
yided into four road districts each dis
trict having road supervisor who is
paid $500 per annum Each road
supervisor is obliged TO give bond for
the faithful performance Of his duty and
for the correctness of his accounts. to
tbo trptb If which he Is compelled TO
.wcar Uc i also reou;red 10 give
bond for the county's property put in
hi, CHARGE which IS for each OF The four
districts, one pair ofmulcs and harness.
ono horse cart one plow. one scoop
with picLs and hoes necessary Tor the
,vorL ,oc.tbor y;,b , font and stove
and cool';ro u,cr,is He i allowed
,,t;.o ,.,,n ,lrooto..;v hand. At e1ncr
aou Ia u,., nros.rt his ,o,orl At
.a.L moo,r, ~ ,Lo noord.or Con,i.-
,;orors ubcn :, i ,ossed and he r..
oo;uo. -. ,.do.ooa Col,o,,or for nbe
norov on, orwh,cb he nays hi. hand.
and Tor yb,,,r,nlenontsbe has Ia Inv
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christmasl

WIN. J . EDELEN 4 Co. wishes to call atten-
ton to their large and varied stock of Christ
mas and other goodssuitable tor old and young,
comprising Fancy Goods. Clocks, Vases, Pic
lures, etc. etc, etc. Also, Toys, Fireworks,
Candies, Ffnits etc. Their other departments,
such as Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions,
Carpets Gil Cloths, Groceries, Whiski,s, Rum,
Wines, ETC., are stocked TO oyerfowing. Do
not fail to call on them when coming to Town,
as you can save time andexpense.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24
SHERIFF's SALE.

TOY virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facias, issued
- out Of the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's
county, NJ the suit Of Benjamin g. Harris against
the goods and chatiels, lands and tenements OF
VI. y. Abcll and to me directed, have seized
aud taken in execution all the right, title, in
tcrcst claim and estate, ut law and in equity Of
the said NJ D. Abel in and TO the following
real estate, TO wit
One tract or parcel Of land, located In the Ord
election district Of 81. Mary's county, and called
and known rs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24
NOTICE.

NTTESHiNG to have certain line of the farm
w known as OAK Lea surveyed, namely,
the line bounding the tract cal!el ''Jennie's
Hill, I will he thankful for any papers or in
formation relating to said line.
W. II. FORD,
Feb a. 1881. Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24

mr. Theavenucs leading 10 an early grave have
often been opened bya Cough or Cold. Thousands
have been cured and saved by DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Ills cheap, only rs cents bottle.
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aii-i.-s.ii..|l.I--s
MARRIED.

On the 2lst inst, by Rev. Mr.. Shipley, JAS.
T. BASFORD to Miss MARY A. RENCHER.
On the 22nd inst, by Rev. Father Gaffney,
JOHN T.. MARYMAN to Miss IDA v. NORRIS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24

S.a- 0fGir greater value than houses and lands
Is health therefore preserve It against the effects
ofCoughs aud Colds By promptly using Or. Bali $
Cough Syrup. All druggists sell for rs cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24

BALLoU MONTHLY MAGAZINE ron MARcH. The
March number Of Ballou's Monthly Magazine is
issued and contains II lage iusitllmcnt ~
that thrilling Indian story, TIE Crimson Trail,
With is so much admired. here is also uire
picture OF u lanyln-trec, an illustrated article on
Shakspere and his home, q vivid skating scene,
some remarkably good poetry, dozen or twen-
~ stories, and five pages OF humorous matter, the
best that ever appeared in magazine THIS
magazine gives more Of variety than any other
publication Of the Kind in the country, aud yet
Il is sold for the low price offiitecn cents copy
Every family should have u copy, for il affords
much good reading The following is the table
OF contents; The Banyan-Treei Chapter on
Sbakspere The Crimson Trail By the River
A Plumbers Interpretation Of Paganni The
Belle Of the Season Life; Why my Head is
Gray Rocolleelions of Other Days Elites
1siery Autumn Leaves !; 1halie' Adventure
Singular Discoveries One Woman's Love
Cleopatra The Sea- Wall Mount Desert Daisy
Chains Jupiter Anecdoie Of Gilbert Stuart
Downy; The Story ofa Life; The Namelcss
Martyr; Young People sStory- rSlleI-Raymond
Mortimer Polly's Pirate Slice Bet and Polly
Seeing the Sun Rise Ill he Soldier; Ruth
ven S Puzzle-Page Editorial Notes The House
keeper Curious Matters; Things Pleasant and
Otherwise Our Picture Gallery.
Now is the time TO subscribe for this popular
and cheap magazine Published by Themes
Talbot % Hawley Street, Boston, Mass, at only
81 80 per annum, postpaid, and for sale At a'lhe
news depoIsin the country at 10 cents COPY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24

We. are requested 10 announce that there will
be mass at Newtown on Sunday next, Feb. 9th.
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A lonely, dreary, dreaded place,
A watch that runs too slow;
With all the marks on its face,
But still ii is 20 go.
A harhor wiihoPf ship
To grace lis SAT- retreat;
A woman without lip,
With lore her mate TO greet.
IT'S day without sun,
To beautify the sky;
iTis a night withouta moon
To guide the traveller by.
IT'S ship without a sail,
To catch the painting breeze;
a novel without a tale,
The softer sex to please.
A Winter without Ere
To drive The freezing cold;
IT'S a Spring without spire
OF grass to feed the fold.
A Summer without drop
0f rain TO soft the soil;
IT'S Fall without q crop
To greet the farmers toll.
A spur without n rowel
To goad The lazy siced;
a word without vowel
BY which the word 10 read.
May 10, 1899.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24
Part St. Johns Landing,
containing 1865 acres,

moro or being the same land which was
allotted to said deceased By John +. Dent,
Young Z. Dawkins and John G. Herbert in the
division Of the rel estate OF the late VIM. Bis
coe. and designated by them as LOT No. /.
Also, ! interest in 40 undivided tract or par
Gel Of woodland called and known as
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-24
Part Barron Doe,
containing In the aggregate 30
acres, more or less.

The above described lands are located near
HE Head Of st. Clements Bay, and are Of fine
soil and adapted 10 the growth Of all the staple
crops Of this section
The improvements on the Home Farm, con-
sisting ola DWELLING HOUSE, BARN and
the necessary 0UT-BUlI.DiNGS, are in good c, n
dition, ani the situation is such "a to ren Ter this
farm one OF the most desirable ia the market.
TERMS or SALE
are 0ne-tbird cash on the day of sis'e and he
balance In two equal installments Of one and
two years, the deferred payments bearing inter-
est from the day Of sale, with security TO be ap-
proved by the Executor, or all CASH at the OPP
lion of the purchaser.
DANIEL G. HANMETT,
Executor,
Feb "a, lssl--is.
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Correspondence Of the Beacon. ]

Messrs. Editors One Of our oldest citizens
has rcsurrecled the following lines written BY
him forty-twp years ago while he was il tho
nus cosjHro state, and his wife was making her
first visit TO her parents after her marriage.
think they are worthy of publication.
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DIR SIP T. N N EY
NO. IL KEARNEY STREET.
Treats all Chronic and Specinl Dt.....c
YOUNG Mon

WIIO may be suffering from the effects
W OF youthful follies or indiscretion
VIII DO well to avail themselves of this
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar Oi
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case oi
seminal weakness or private disease OF
any kind or character which he undertake s
and fails to cure.
M1DDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age OF thirty to
sixty who are troubled with to FREQUENT
evacuation of the bladder, often accom-
panied by a slight smarting or burning
sensation, and a weakening of the system
in manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits a
ropy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small PARTICLES ofalbumen will
appear, or the color will be of thin milk
lsh hue, again changing to dark and
torpid appearance. There are MANY men
who die of this difficulty ignorant of the
cause, which is the second stage of semin.
al weakness. DIR. s. will guarantee per.
feet cure in all such eases, and a healthy
restoration of the gcnito-urinary organs.
OFFICE IoURs-l0 to 4 and G. to 8. Sun.
days from 10 to II A. NJ. Consultation free,
thorough examination and advice, SIS.
Call or address,
DIR. SPINNEY & co.
No. ~ Kcarny ST., San Franisco.
San Francisco, Cal, Apl. 10, 1878. I:y
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H. Stndv viii nrndu.c ;nt;rm;tv IN thn
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nr,,a,Is nf hi,,".,;nr .uHim,iI,,;n CIV '''
nutrition rnnI-rou i,,ct;yn,,,i -,
in nronnrtjnn as The svs,rm Incoming H.
firm Ev,,r,. in .ii,iI,,nI n,. y,,,'', ,,i'',
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.u,JIau homnrrhn,,o I,,a,i' fEnn,,i,
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RESTORING The mrrvnus AND ,hr";,
the ncrvrS thn n,nnc,ns nf ,hn i,'',i,,i
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-06

A POLITICIAN who was kicked down
FIGHT of stairs, the other day. said
he felt as though his seat had been
contested.
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Mrw advertisements.
LYONS
Dancing Academy.
GoiUNHIA HALL.

Term commences Saturday Nav 18th.
Glass for Juve Tiles Wednesdays and
at 3 p. ",
Glass for Adults Wednesdays at p. NJ,
aud satin DAYS ri JPN
SoriabIe every Saturday at 9P.M