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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06

CnARtorrE HAIL, Jan. 3, 1881.

CHARLOTTE HALL, Jan. 3, 1891.
htssga Editors The holidays have gone bY
with comparatively little excitement, most peo-
pie prcferrinR a roaring Gre to facing the biting
blasts without The cold has been intense, the
Thermometer registering rs low as lac below
ZERO on one occasion.
The snow has given all lovers u tire sport AN
pie oppor lunty Tor sleighiug, and slcighs Of all
sorts skim along over the beautiful snow, "
while the Observation-Disclosures Of the bells, bells,
bells ring out through the frosty air morning
noon and night Nor are our brethren Of slid
inF prorivities particular "a 20 style anything,
cutter, Jumper OF sled just 80 twill slip. Christ
mas day, while driving along road, NOT thou
sand miles away, VIC met jumper Of such prin-
tive construction whifh With its occupants,
might have gladdeucd the hearts Of our grand
sires at surh palpRhle evidence OF "place,
rest r in the march temperament in certain lo-
caliies ofour county, drawn hga brownish-grey,
descendant Of BALKANS stcsd which with be-
coming gravity, NJ though conscious Of the hon
or conferred upon him Of having been attached
10 a pair OF runners. was eisurciy picking his
sOi,rr way, his long esTs sEs,;, sS5TdiHE posi-
bic barrier to the wind; this, together with Ja-
cob seated upon box with his Phyllis costly
ensconaed At his feet, would have caused ''Puuch"
10 90 into ecsiaciss Of delight
Our farmers arc discussing the question ofpro-
iccing the sheep from the worthless ours which
make such havoc with their nUeks. I, is cues
ton which should command the attention OF ey-
cry farmer Our county Is admirably adapted
to sheep raising and with the enactment Of pro-
per laws could be made one Of our most profiih-
bic industries True, we have law, but IL is
scarcely Of much benefit 10 the farmer; he may
| kill the dog and recover the value Of the sheep
from bis owner that is II the owner Is respon-
sihlc man, hut nine times out Of ten he is worth
nothing and the loss cannot he made good. II
seems 10 me, and am sure many will agree with
me- that the best and almost the only way 10
remedy the evil is to impose tax upon all dogs,
and from the fund thus created pay TOT all losses
In sheep II a man values dog, he is 30 much
| property, and should BE- taxed. Most sheep kill
| ing dogs are owned by those who pay no taxcl
and have no interests al stake, and il IL surpris
| ing that some method has not been adopted K
make their owners pay penalty, by taxing them
| for keeping half-athrved dogs which are Of NJ
use to them aud a nuisance to the community.
Some Of our people have gathered ice, bu
most Of them have been prevented from hllini
| their houses by the heavy snow.
Schools open to-day with the prospect Of slim
attendance for some time to come.
AMOS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
THE
THURSDAY MORNING, Jaauary 9Th, 1881.

AGThe intermission Of partisan strife
caused by the Christmas Congressional
recess still remains unbroken and we
are consequently at this date without
any news OF national political interest,
and for State and local politics, these
have not yet commenced to ferment'
In the matter of the Irish difficulties, II
looks now as if the British government,
instead Of coercing the Irish people first
and relieving them afterwards, had
reversed its proposed action by making
relief precede coercion. We predict
that the trial of the Home Rulers, now
in progress, will end in acquittal. The
proposition, which has long been hang
ing in the Courts, to appoint receiver
for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has
come to grief, the Court deciding against
it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06

5Sss- Blackwood's Magazine is always well
come, and the December number has recently
been published by The Leonard Scott Publishing
Co, Al Barclay street, New York The principal
contents are THE Private Secretary Part III
the new serial; ''Mr Knglakes New Volume"
describing the winter troubles in the Crimes
CDR. wortes School. Conclusion - "The
Indian Famine Report" q criticism Of the Reports
presented to Parliament from 1878 TO / $50 and
"Winler Sports and, Pleasures" seasonable ac-
count Of indoor and outdoor recreations in Eng
land and Scotland during the Winter season.
We observe that the Publishing Co. are Offer
ing very strong inducements tosubscribers TO this
famous magazine, and the Reviews which they
publish, for the next year. new subscriber to
any Of the periodicals for 1881 can also obtain the
numbers Of the same for 1880 without charge, il
application is made direct to the publishers. As
the stock available for this purpose is limited,
early application Is necessary to secure such &
premium.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
osoa literature.

Thisis the appropriate nameofa weekly news
paper At so cents year, which 10 eertHinly one
Of the most marvellous products OF the now la
nous Literary Revolution 1t gives for this
pittance about twice rs much matter as either OF
The $500 magazines, and Is lied with the latest
news, that Is worth knowing, about books and
authors condensed pointed opinions ofthe best
literary critics concerning new standard BOOKS,
with choice readings from hoseof greatest inter-
est. reprinting some valuable books entire. tits
Just now giving serially "Uarda, Romance OF
Ancient Egypt, an historical novel Of remark
able interest and beauty, which has lnsi won
rank by the side OF Scotts "lyanhoe, Bniwer's
'Pompeii +" and Kingseys ''Hypatia." Sc
ries OF articles on ''rhe Choice Of Books, by
Chas. r. Richardson is worth, TO any thought
ful reader, Tar more than the cost OF the paper.
A specimen copy will be sent free, or the paper
will be sent three months on trial for the nominal
price Of 10 cents, by the publishers, the American
BOOK Exchange, Tribune Building, New YORK
City
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
TIE orpaans' cour..

The Orphans Cour, met on Saturday last,
prtsnt, Judges TipPcIt and Love. The RePor,
Of the sale Of the Real Estate made by T. N RAJ
Icy Executor Of Geo u Morgan, was confirmed
absolute. The bond Of VIM C. prury RIecu-
tor Of Mary A. Drufy, Was approved. Final
release ofwm n Barker 70 John T. Ballengrr,
Guardian, hled First distribution q the e.
tate OF Geo II Morgan, deceased, was filed and
passed The cour, then adjourned 10 the izih
instant
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chrlstmasi

VIZ. ] EpELEz 4 Co. wishes to call atien-
ton 70 their large Asd varied stock Of Christ
mas and other goodssuitable tor old and young,
comprising Fancy Goods Clocks, Vases, Pic
tures, etc, etc, etc Also, Toys, Fireworks,
Candies, Fruits, etc. Their other departments,
such a. Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions,
Carpets, Gil Cloths, Groceries, Whistles, Rum,
Wines, etc, are stocked to overlooking. DO
not fail to call on them when coming to Town,
as you can save time and expense.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the
nth and 18th Instant.
The subjec. Of the Isl Lecture will be-
aTUE ORIGIN OF MANI

The subject OF the Isl Lecture will be-
1.-THE ORIGIN OF MAN"
on which the Lecturer VIII give his views, The
subject Of the 2nd will be on
'THE POWER or TIE PRESS"
The proceeds Of the lsi Lecture will bc for the
benefit Of fhe LcClurer-thc proceeds OF The 2nd
will be given to the poor Of The Tow u and neigh
borhood
Admittancc, % ccnts-ctildrcn, 10 cents.
Doors open d I3O 0clock-lcc,urcs to com
meucc at O'Clock
3zfs' Should the weather he unfvorahlc on
the days named, the lectures will be postponed
until The fret fair days thereafter. Nothing see
tartan or political viii be treated upon in the
lectures. Jan 9, lsSi--td,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
Ola Land MARKS Conc.

Died, at the residence Of Mrs. D. !. Abelli In
this district, on the 22nd ult, John A. Clarke,
aged about IS years.
Also, in this district, on the End inst, Glenn
eDt Norris, OF joe in the saith year OF his age.
Thus has passed away two of our Oldest and
most respected citizens aud friends of by-gone
years. We have known Their. both from our
boyhood and we feel justified in saying, that
they have left behind them records full of homes
", uprigbtness and many Christian qualities.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
Local Mention.

The popularity Of the Rochester beer is mt
for day butfor all time. Signs continue 10
multiply that the demand Tor ! Us no mere
rage Of the moment to be succeeded by some,
thing else. The brew is an established favorite-
and attempts to supplant twill in vain.
Families and localities where It has been in
troduced continue to increase their orders,
showing that more and more persons are adopt
ing il as their usual beverage refreshment.
Messrs. finley K. Koch, 1906 Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington, d. o., are the sole
agents for Maryland Virginia and the pistric<
of Columbia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
A Rare Chance

10 offered the readers Of this paper to buy cloth;
ing In al grades for Men, Boys and Children
prices that will be satisfactory. The Ioui
G. n. Oehm a Son, $50 w. Pratt ST., el
ing through to 50 Hanover Street, is vel
in this community for fair dealing, a h
will give you value for your none
offer new fashionably eat clothes. Th
over no old stocks and to accomplish TIN
have marked down their whole line, III
you may expect bargains when you call.
put of buying, remember the choicest sty
hrst.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
Death Of Faithful colsrsa woman.

Eliza Nelic, wife Of Ignalius Eeaic, Of this
district, deceased at ibe residence Of her hus-
baud on the 23rd ult, in the cath year Of her
age. Eliza was formerly the slave OF the late +.
Leo spalding and was noted for her kindness Of
heart and Christian piety.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
Reported Resignation.

1t is reported and generally believed that
Henry /. Carroll, Esqr., long member OF The
Board Of School Commissioners for this county =,
has resigned his membership Of the Board and,
that lis resignation has been accepted. III
health is assigned as the cause tor Mr. CarrolPs
withdrawal from the position.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
MARRIED.

On the 14,h uit. by the Rev. M, n
G. BARNES to CAThARINE NJ. COX.
On the 22nd ult., by the same. JAM
THOMPSON to IS. REBECCA HILL =
ON the 2ssh ult.. hy the Rev Father Gafney,
HENRY G. GREENWELL 10 MARY Z. HEARD.
On the 10th ult., by the same, WILLIAM G.
B0WES 10 SARAH Y RALEY.
On the 3lst ult., by the same, CARL HIM.
RlCHSEN to ALICE Y. GUY.
On the 4ih inst, by the same Il. WALTER
MATTiNGLY to Miss MARTHA v. DAWSON.
On the same day, by the same JOHN l.. RUS
SELL 10 Miss Vary 4. ABELL
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. j. w. Chesley,
HENRY WINGATE 10 Mrs. ANNIE NJ. CHUNN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
Sun Almanac.

We are indebted to 4. s. Abell A Co. pub
lisl,ers n tie saa. Daily and Weekly, baltimore
Nd, for An advanced copy Of their Almanac for
1881. y contains seven,y-two pages and Is got
ten up IN The SsH's best style that is 10 the
highest ryle Of tho art. We shall refer to this
publication more fully hereafter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06

g4s- Bargains extraordinary are to be had at
the original New York Clothing House, 1874 W.
Baltimore street, opposite Light. They have
marked down their entire stock. Parties wish
ing TO secure real value and more should not
fail to visit that square dealing house. One
--;s-s Gur al
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
Christmas DsvosIons.

Early On Christmas morning the bell OF ST.
AIoysius' Church awakened the citizens OF the
village, and many were seen vending their way
thither topaz itgir dcvotions to the new born
Saviour. The church had been beautifully dec
GRATED. and tas novelty 10 our ceremonies here
on this day, crib had been erected, by contri-
buttons from the children, on the right Of the
main altar The stable a, Bethlehem, with the
Virgin Mother and Infant Saviour, we're appro-
priately represented. The first mass was at 6
clock, the second Immediately after, and the
late mass At 1880. Al the late mass = large
congregation attended. Rev. Father Gaffney
oficiaied at High Mass, the choir rendering Con-
cones Mass, with the Sanc.us and the Agnus Del
from Nercadante.
There was evening service at st. Peter S
church, at o'clock, Rev Mr. Murphy officis-
ting
There ver. no services at 81, Pauis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06

Rss- keep reliable friend always at hand :
such DR.. BulPs Cough Syrup has eminently
proven i,selfto be. Thousands Of testimonials
Try ii. 20 cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
RespectCnlly.
NOTICE.

OfIics Of County Commissioners,
Leonardiown, jan. 1, 1881.
RkOTICE is hereby given, that all Collectors
ia having hospital money in hand, levied in
1880, are positively required to pay same to the
Treasurer on or before FEBRUARY, the 9th,
1881 By order,
wy. G. REEDER,
Jan c, lssl--td. Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
For COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Messrs. Editors-You win please say through
the columns Of your paper that II Mr.. ISAIAH
CANTER, Of the 9Th District, will CONSENT to be
an independent candidate, for seat in the next
Commissioners Court, he will be warmly sup.
ported ny the people OF
Nova, 1880 LsonardtownDistrict
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rhsvoltaic Belt. Co., MARSHALL, Mich.

viii send their celebrated Electro-Voltaic
Belts to the afflicted upon 80 daystrial. Speedy
cures guaranteed. They mean what they say.
Wrileto them without delay.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06


Messrs. Editors, some of my best and
warmest friends have been educated
at ST. Johns. had the pleasure ofmeet-
ing Prof. Garrett last Winter, at that
time the prIncipsl Of this college, and
more pleasant agreeable, and, ! am
told, more thoroughly cultured gem
tleman does not live. So you will per-
ceive that there are many ties which
bind me 10 this institution of learning,
did not reason and judgment forbid, and
did not the interest feel IN the gener-
al public, in common with other citizens
OF the State, demand my opposition.
The interest of the State, in my
opinion, would be promoted by razing
this institution to the ground, and erect
ing monument to commemorate the
spot where stood this "time-honored"
institution, bearing this description,
"The greatest leak ever known to the
public treasury"
Respectfully,
Frank N. HOLMES.
P. s. neglected to state that st.
Johns, under resolution of 1892, re-
ceiyes $4,000, annually; under act
1878, $4,000, SO that the total amount,
now drawn from the treasury, is $4,000.
+. N. II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
FOR SHERIFF..

At the solicitation Of many warm personal
friends in different sections Of the county who
claim that ! have made humane but prompt
and efficient Sheriff. am induced to ask an en-
dorsement for the same position in 1881, and
will be thankful to my fellow-citizens for their
support.
Sept %, 1880 J. FRANK SMITH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06

rs- Bully boy with glass eye is what chap
termed hottie of Dr. Bull Cough Syrup, which
had cured his cold Il, only costs IS cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
The dha.aty Entertainments

Thetwo dramatic entertainments at The Socie-
TVS IIahfor the benefit Of the poor, the first Of
which came of on Wednesday night of last and
the latter on. Tuesday night Of the present week,
were aot very. largely attended, owing to the
condition the weather which was very unfa-
vorsbie on both nights. Upwards Of hundred
persons were present, however, on both occas-
ions, and including the proceeds from the supper
on the FIRST night, the amount realized by the
charitable ladies having the entertainments in
charge will, probably, exceed $50. The enter
tainmenis were followed by dancing on both
nights.
The plays rendered were I" A Pretty Piece Of
Business and Handy Indy" and the cast Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
Acknowledgements.

The following letter, which should hare been
published in previous issue ofour paper, speaks
Tor itself and renders explanation on our part
unnecessary beyond the mere mention, tina, We
arr glad 10 have been able 70 serve All Saints
Parish Aid Society in the matter Of their late en-.
lcrtainment
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
Wide Awake Farmers,

Who now like men In other caliinPs, believe In
improvement, in studying up ler work, its
needs and opportunities for advancement win
hud safe adviser in
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
Nnrsrows Dec 10th, 1880.

MEssRs Kis1 AND YkTEs .---Gcn,lemcn ia
mc-iitg gf AZ Saints Parish Aid Society, held
on toe / 9Th inst, among other proceedings IL
was resolved .--Tha, the thanks Of this Society
are due and are hereby rendered 70 Aessrs. King
4 YATES for their kisdnens Va publishing without
charge notice o. the entertainment given BY
said Society 90 the 10th Of Nov. last, which the
society regards as valuable aid 10 their szr-
cess Re o'ved that the Secretary 81 this Socie-
IS transHii a copy Of this resolution 20 Messrs.
King 4 Yates, 81 her earliest convenience.
Very respectfully,
FASuE L. DrEr, Secretary
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06

DEFORE you buy your Fall Supplies, Se
. ALLSTAN'S goodsat Great Mills or 50
oes'. HscansAvs you money.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06

the hrst was
Cant. Merryweather, John v Camalier;
Dr. Shec .ge j. ". Dyer;
Miss Charlotte Slice, Miss Julia Raley;
Miss Fanny Grantlcy, Mrs. F. VI. Dyer;
Dobson. Miss We've King.
The cast Of the second piece was arranged as
follows
Handy Ardy, F. ". Dyer;
Sa1ire Ryan William Raley;
Squire O'Grady William Murphy
Mr. Mummy, Ben Abel;
Dick Dawson, Watt Dawkins
Mr. Furlong, John Y Caualer;
Edward " Conner, Bernard Moore
Simon, Morgan Raley;
0onah Rooney, Miss Julia Raley;
Mad Nance, Mrs r. ". Dyer;
Fanny Dawson, Hiss Maggie Fenwick.
Even If these performances had passed off halt
Ing and defective, we own we should not feel
ourselves justified in dealing with any Of the
characters in spirit Of hostile criticism. Pro-
fessionals are entitled 10 no such exemption. The
case with anateurs is different, especially when
tbar - be dedisted 70 the eense Of char
fty. Foftunhsiy, however, ia abe present case
there "a not only no reason for faalt-fnding but
ample justification for the most earnest praise
Ii was the ready concession Of nll whowitnesssed
the rendition Of the two pieces named that It
WIS accomplished with an accurate conception
Of the lifTeren, parts pcrsonated and an ease and
grace Of motion and expression that len nothing
10 he desired Handy Andy, OF course, was the
special glory Of the last piece as DR.. shec was Of
the first. bat Mr.. Dyer who represented these
characters, was most ably supported by Mad
Nance, Mr. FurionR the two Squircs, Lawyer
Murphy Miss Charlotte sbee, Dobsoni Dick and
Miss Fanny Dawson, and indeed by the whole
casis IN both PIECES The kind-hcaFtcd ladies,
who conceived the idea Of assisting the poor Of
their ncIghborhood by taxing The dramatic tall
cnt Of our village. arc entitled 70 warmcsi ,hanks
and our only rcere, is, that the conditions Of the
weather on the tao nights Of the performance
aid DOT admit Of larger attendance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-06
PUBLIC LECTURES.

MIR. EPHRAIM HALL0CK will deliver two
INI lectures at the Court House. Leonardtcwn,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-11

No PEACHES IN DELAwARE.-NEw
YORK, May 3--There is no longer hope
entertained by the fruit growers of Della
ware of any profit from peaches in that
State this season. Not in twenty-five
years has there been worst showing,
and not only have the growers given up
all hope of having crop this season, but
the belief is general among them that a
great majority of the peach trees have
been killed, while almost all the rest of
them have been so injured as to make
them useless. Many of the most enter
prising growers are already making ar
rangements for planting new orchards to
take the place of the trees which they
believe to be dead or dying. Should the
fear of the growers prove correct that the
peach orchards of the State have been
practically destroyed, it will result in
serious loss, as no less than $4,000, 900
are invested in peach cultivation on the
peninsula, more than half of which is in
vested in Delaware.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-11
WISCONSIN'S MINING REGION.

The following are the latest items of
interest from the mining region on the
northern border of this state:
FLORENCE, Wis.-The gold excitement
still seems to be on the increase. Rumor
has it that ledges of quartz have been
struck in the more inaccessible regions in
this vicinity, that will yield $3.50 to the
ton, with prospects of growing richer.
DIR. Bond has got specimen from his
lead, which, If it is all gold that glitters,
may run into the thousands. The finest
and most promising looking quartz which
we have seen, is that from the vicinity of
Pine river, lying in close proximity to
the immense granite beds to the south
ward Under favorable circumstances, if
this quartz yields a atithe of the precious
metal that is reported, it will be bonan-
"a for the fortunate owners, and will
make this vicinity we'll and truly Sci
Dorado"
The Commonwealth mine will ship be-
tween $4,000 and 100000 tons of ore
this season. This amount can be taken
from the mine and hardly be noticed
such is the extent Of this immense dc.
posit. 1t is also the intention to ship
some ore from the Commonwealth this
season.
Five hundred more ore cars are called
for in Menominee county.
Reports concerning the alleged richness
OF gold mines near Norway are not con-
firmed. The Chronicle says: "That
there is gold there we are assured upon
good authority, but whether in paying
quantities has yet to be demonstrated"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-11

A BEAR HUNT.-Two Englishmen re-
Gently returned to St. Petersburg from a
successful bear-hunting expedition in
Russia, after an absence of three weeks,
during which they travelled 1900 versts
in sledges and $50 in snow shoes, through
dense tangled forests, over frozen marsh
and lake the thermometer often standing
below zero. In the course of twelve days
they actually devoted to hunting they
killed with spear aud gun no fewer than
twenty-three bears of all sizes, to the great
satisfaction of the peasants, whose crops
and live stock suffer heavily every year
from the ravages of these animals.
The emigration from Ireland last year
nearly double teat of the preceding year.
It was &C, 900 in 1880, and is estimated
at at least 100, 900 for 1881. The land
trouble greatly stimulates emig ration.
FRIGHTFUL MIsERY.-Mr. VIM. Pom
eroy, Bangor, Me-, writes: f1 have for a
long time suffered from continual constip
alton, making my life misery, and caus-
ing headache and frightful cramps. Mr..
Thomson (who has been visiting in Buff
falo), induced me to try Spring Blossom.
1t has perfectly cured me-. Price so
cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
Ex-Secretory Stanton's youngest son
has just married New Orleans girl, and
is going to settle down in Minnesota.
Steele Mackaye has six sons, and now
that he has become the happy possessor
of girl baby, has named her Hazel
Kirke.