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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13
Oh isr sehssl.

The Nc, ~. .Nary'4 and ~, John Arndsuy
boys sho have hcep srpndipz heir Christmas
vacation with their families IL ;his eountN irt
for her Different schog~ on sasUsJat moraiag
bM. Leaving very early 10 the morning, and
/, being bitter cold, We hrar that some uf them
suffered severely brfarr reaehins the s''ion,
We suggest that this suffering might have bcea
avoided including the espvase 10 pNirne, h,iirs
hid elected 70 sprnd Chriumas Ni,h their hooks
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13
There is no use talking, no use talking,

There is no use talking, no use talking,
'Tis 90 now every where;
To cure Your Cough or Cold
without much trouble or extraordinary eK<
You must use Sines Syrup Of Tar
wild Cherry spd Hoarhoupd. sps =
Some may be Inclined to criticise our metro,
but the the idea we want TO impress upon your
mind is, that sinss' Tar, &C., will cure any
Throat Aad Lung affection quicker than any
other. Cough remedy sold in the United States
or Canada. Sold By Combs Spalding. Leon '
ardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13
Severe Less

NJ. Geo, r. pecbe, a No herr gtV'lema9, who
rtcrihy 'seted atae Potomac scioa Of our
rtao,s had inc mlf moe Q lose 'Ne valuable
aol- on - alsL utl 1pe hoses We're iekrp
sick ddtiag lhe previous u sht aud 81 d@tly lie
mex, motning. This maha, four ho,es Mr.
Becbe has lost during his byirt stay 10 our nidsi
one Of which wps great iapOriie with
him ana was valued very highly. We hope
Ne may not be Discouraged by these IuisIortuoes
or Induced to form AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of bis
new home on this account as L is TO the best
interest Of our community 70 attract aud retain
men Of bis intelligence, enterprise and means.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13


paA tiaieIy isteres Is given, ny inc death Of the
auibor.i sfDstle hbw sditioh Of her masterpiece
iiRomola," just issued by the american Book
Exchange, .Nsy York. Iishows her work at i,s
best and strohgest and at the same time giysa
sAe reader NE opportunity to aeqnire a lasting
familiarity " itb the scenes and society 81 me-
dieval Italy. ,Hjb one ofths few really great
historicai novels Of the world, II ississued 10
handy and beautiful form, extra cloth hipding,
simple Lat rare elegahce and ianein design, and
like the other issues Of the literary Revolt
ton" It's coat 10 alpost nom'ne' viz 35 cents.
X is one Of series intended 10 iVrm library Of
classic fiction, which viii include one represen-
iative and characteristic work Of each Of the
great authors who'haye won lasting fame in the
realm Of fiction. Life Is too short aud too full
OF work TO permit the reading Of al that ID bciu-
tfful aud valuable ia these creations OF the iuh-
gnation, bnteyen very busy people can end
lime TO read ons book by each Of the score o. ap-
thors rho have won immortal fame and place
IN the affections Of The people. Not "a I've ac-
dnainied With them il 10 he ignorant Of mich
that ID most important Rnd most interesting In
the history of nations and Of men. Not ~ pos
seas them is 10 be deprived ofmost fruitful and
profitable sources Of enjoyment. Among those
issued or nearly ready are Scots "lvaaboe,
Bulwer's aPOmpeii7 Irvings'S "kn 'okcrbock.
er,H COoperis "tohioans. I" 'sfon Brown at Rug
By" Adventures Of Don Qaixo,e AID ''Uar-
d., a Romance Of Ancient Egypt" Fell eaia-
Iogue Of standard publications win be sen, on re-
guest by the American BOOK Exchange Tri-
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13
.L,oai Mantian..-

rs Local Mentlou. FL
Ehe popularity of the Rochester beer is no
for a day, butfor AL time Signs continue 10
multiply that the demand for it Is no mers
rage OF the momehtto be succeeded by sonnet
thing else. The brew isansestahished favoriteS'
ana attempts 70 snpplant twill pein vain.
trodueed continue to ipcrease their orders,
showihgthat more and more persons are adopt.
ing astfieir usual bepeFaGeahd feffesftnenf.
Msssrs. FINIEy Il Koch, 2Oe PennsylFanis
Avenue, Washington, D. O., are the sole
agents fer Maryland virginia and the Dhtric7
oft;olumbia 900 4a0.J9i - 3t s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13
Rnrs CHANGE

Is offered the rsadcrsdf this piper To bu CLOTH
ing 10 81 grade for Men, Boys aud Child, en- at
prices that will be satisfactory. The House OF
g. n, 0ehm A. Soasi $50 W. Pratt ST., extend.
ing through TO So Hanover Street, is well known
III This community T6f fair dealing, house that
will give ron vsioe for your MONEY! They
over no old stocks and to Accomplish this they
have marked down their whole line, therefore
you may expect bargains when you call. DeH,t
put offbnying, remember the choicest styles sell
frat. La. dl Gafka So
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13
TIE orrhans' cour..

The Orphans Court met on Tuesday last pre-
sent, Judges Mflburn, Types aud Love, oh
and dAal aecoant III T. ". Raley, Us Gro, y !.
Morgan, pas@'d snd distribution made, CiiR-
ions against Admlaiarslors and q Guardians re-
turned ~ Sheriff .Apnpraisers .annolnisd ia.
appraiae The personal estate " Mark u. Cbunn,
asceasedi and to lay an anaaAl yalvalion upoh
the real estate. The Coart ilsen pdlOsrned TO
January 25lh, issls sfo8, a.se5 &
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13
LOCAL DoTTINCs.
To csrrssponasnts.

commanicsto on on the subject Of 81. Johp :
College and 10 reply 10 contribution Of y. n.
HOLMES, Esqr., Published in our last Issue, has
been lived and viii appear 10 oar usrs paper.
AIso, pts'ic contribution from anotI Q
correspondent whjei we have nei yei found time
10 examine. 1faccepisd, {, will also eppOar 10
ouf ncxt ,Sf .a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13

ESS- Corruption Ia, oar National affairs has
the same effect on the Bossrn,ncut that a severe
Cough or Cold has upon the human system.
Political Reform in the former and Dr.. Balrs
Cough Syrup in the latter case will remedy the
evils All the Druggists sell !, for 30 cents a
bottle, saai Gsi Is 0sA bi.ts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13
BIackwoOd's Edinburgh Magazine,
PREMIUMS.

New subscribers may have the numbers fgr
1880 and 1881 at the price Of one years. sub
scriptioh only. a
TO any subscriber, new or old, we will fur
nish the periodicals for 1879 Athalf price.
+. All orders To be sent 70 the pubiestion Office.
To secure preniums apply promptly
THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING COr
Al Barclay ST., New York.
Jan 10, 1881. So
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13
NOTICE.
ofica Of connlr oommIsslonerg,

Onico Of County Commissioners,
Leonardtown, Jan. 4, 1881, @.5f8l
MROTTCE Is hereby given, that all Collie cto rs
IN having hospital money INLAND, levied in
1880, are positively required to pay same 10 the +
Treasurer on or befote FEBRU AIRY, the 9th,
1881. Byorder,t sil sif
s'as VIZ. q. EEEpER.
j jan g. 1891 It'd. sH clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13

eo- These are the days when the man with
The shot gun goes ont hunting and gets back
villa bad cold f'hen'Dr Bulls Cough Syrup
takes iheplaee Ofthe gun every time
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13
SCIENCE vs.. EPILEPSY!
DOCTOR aTaiHSt OUACK F! 7!
4 LEADING LONDON PHYSICIAN EsTAB.
LfSiIES AZ OFFICE IN NEW YORK. son
TlE CtRE or EPffEPTIC FITS.

a specially Of EpicEsr iaA wigIlontdouht treated
iu,d cured more cases thNn anv other living
physician Ills sucoess has simply htca Hsion.
isbng. we haye heard Of gases o. srsF 70 Years
ssamiiuH SUCCESSFULLY cured by him. hs has
publishod valuable w0fk on this dlsrase Which
h. ssnds with large bottle Of idS wonderful
cure free TO any sufferer who may Iend ,hvlF eI-
press and r. o address. We advise any one
wishing care 10 a1drtss Or. AZ. MESERU1.E,
So % Joks st., Evw foyE,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13
cc:mmissIsners Court

The Commissioners were III session on 4 ne3-
day last, present Mesrb. Alyey, Parsofs, Law
re@e andIiokeT The following accounts wee
la.kl.laa sll I0
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-13

Deceased "as'sa - ."' ,,..,
Died. s,sI, t.slaeoes Ia u. "a. Jla-ic .si a
sss aHinnrs, Of eigii, days, ospneutaonia, Gso
=. MADDOX, 10 the 18th year o. his age. Thus
has peSsei sway another among our Oldest and
mos, tightly Projected citizens, a erpi'smap
whose wax "a ne, though removed from public
observation, attracted the attention qod regard
Of oelgiibo sa1d lergc ci,ele, 81 attends by The
modest ofi" bsaring i, nsrfoI direction and
the stiicf Iutssihy ofall rs sr,.ound'rgs
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win send their celebrated ec'Fo-Voliaie
Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days trial. Speedy
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The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
An Extra session.
From the Arizona Democrat.

tEOln tne ATlZOnd DenOCTdl.
 From private sources we under stand that there will be a determined effort made by the people of Tucson and vicinity to capture the new gov ernor, and induce him to call an ex- tra session at the commencement of the coming year, the avowed pur- pose of which is to move the capital to Tucson. Another move is also on foot, by these same parties, namely, to induce Hon. Granville H. Oury, at the incoming congress, to introduce bill to permanently locate the capi- tai of the territory at Tucson. Now as to the first move, the people of the north say to their friends of the south not to attempt to call an extra session, as the object will certainly be productive of no lasting result',. Tucson ought to rest satisfied with the arbitrament of last winter, she was fairly beaten on the question. Her delegates did their level best to carry their points, but they were checkmated. As to the second move, we think our friend Oury will "pause and reflect" before he is lnveig ed into promoting bill to permanen fly anchor the capital at Tucson by con- gressional act. In commenting ca this matter, our people say that if the capital must go, by the will of the people, expressed through the legis- lature, they are in favor of Phenix first and Tombstone next, never to Tucson. This is the settled expressed wish of the people of northern Ari. zona. We are willing to enter into a fair contest in this capital question with all corners, and say to the Tue son wire -pullers: Go slow; stratagem will not avail you in matter of this importance.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
GOVERNOR SHELDON of New Mes

GOVERNOR SHELDON of New Mex ico is man that deserves great credit for his unceasing exertions for the maintenance of peace and good order within the boundaries of the territory over which he was appoint ed to rule. The Silver City Mining Chronicle says of hIm:
 Governor Sheldon is visiting the southern counties with the view of consulting with sheriffs as to the best way of puttirg down the rustlers along the Mexican border, and stop ping the cattle and horse stealing. There is very promising field for the governor and sheriffs to operate Tn. The sheriffs could and would very soon do the work themselves were they allowed enough to pay them actual expenses while engaged in the pursuit. AS the law now stands, they are not allowed enou1 h to pay for the tobacco they would smoke (to say nothing about fluids) while chasing these thieves.
 Were the same energy displayed by our governor-we beg pardon, we have no governor to consult with our sheriffs, so we amend by saying that would the sherlffs of Pima, Pinal, Graham and Cochise counties consult among thems elves, and cooperate with the sheriffs of New Mexico, they could soon rid this country of the cowboy nuisance and earn the ever lasting gratitude of those who con- tribute to their support.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
TUCSON ITEMS.

From the Daily Star, Dec 13.
 Hon. H. $. Stevens has announced him self as candidate for Mayor.
 Tucson received 4S,0OO pounds of wheat yesterday from the Pima agency.
 The Tombstone race horses arrived in Tucson this morning, and are in charge of Archie Mcbride until the owners arrive.
 The son and other members of Sheriff Paul's family are afflicted with humps. A little g.rl at the Russ house also has them, besides three or four Mexican fam. lilies.
 The Daily Times, recently established at Los Angeles, by Mir. Thos Gardiner, is de. funct. It died at the age of seven mum. bers-poor Times-poor Gardiner Let him be called the great American newspa- per starter and buster.
 The latest from the Santa Catalina dis. trict indicates unusual activity. There are large number of claims showing up ex- ceedingly well. The American Flag group, it is predicted, will in short time rival some of the best mines in the terri. tory.
 Archie Mcbride, who was present at the Tombstone fire, speaks in high terms of the efficiency Of the fire department. Chief Engineer .hcC&nn, he says, deserves credit for the masterly manner in which he managed the fire, and to the we'll di- rected exertions of the fremcn is due the fact that no general confiagratlon took place.
 From the Journal.
 Last evening tramp attacked Mrs. Sal agar on the military plaza and attempted to rob her. Her screams fortunately had the effect of frightening the scoundrel so that she was enabled to reach her home in safety.
 There was general rush at the sheritt's office yesterday to pay taxes, that being the last day without costs. There was taken in something over $a0,000, the big. gest days collection of taxes sn far as known in the territory.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
TELEGRAPHIC,
THE GUITEAU TRIAL.

WAsHlNsToN, Dec. 13.-On the 'convening of the riminal court this morning, Dr. Fordyce Baker, dis tinguished physician, testified, defn- ing insanity in its several phases. His compr, hensive and positive con olusions accorded with the theory of the prosecution. Judge Cox asked the witness what he meant by "irre- sistible impulse" The answer was: " "Accessions of emo ion to such de- gree as to produce conduct entirely at variance with the individuals for mer life, and to such degree as to completely control the will-power, would constitute irresistible i'm pulse."
 Guiteau asked: "Where a man is impelled to commit a crime by an impulse he can't resist, is he sane or insane?"
 "When that fact can be proven, sir, it is insanity"
 Guiteau-" That's just my case, sir" Then, with an air or perfect satisfaction, to Scoville, "Come, that is the whole case. Let's have recess, Pm getting hungry"
 Mrs. Sooville asked Dr. Fordyce Baker, "Can man be born insane?" The answer was: "No, madam; he could be born an idiot or imbecile Insanity is an acquired state after birth"
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
Water In Silver Flake.

It is but few days since we announced the starting up afresh the Silver Flake mine, and we had hoped to have included it in our weekly reports; but the elements, it seems, were against this desirable end for we have been informed by the superin- tendent that wster has been struck at 52 feet depth in such abundance that it can pot be controlled by hand. At no other point near Tombstone has water been struck at so slight depth. In the Sul. phuret it was found at 5D feet, snd in Sil- yer Belt at 190 feet The locality of the Silver Flake is such that a less depth might reasonably be expected to develop water, it being on the rolling mesa between the Owls Nest and Pickem Up Station. The ledge, it IS said, was showing finely. and the assays were showing better class of ore with every foot attained in depth Mir. Gerrold, the superintendent, will leave for San Francisco shortly, where machinery will be obtained to continue the work of development.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
san Francisco Items.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13.--it is reported at the police station from Visltacion valley that the body of Antonio Galliano, who was stabbed by his brother yesterday, was found in cabbage garden on the ranch to. day.
 The grand jury, accompanied by an architect, will visit the theaters and public halls of the city this afternoon. If any are found whose means of exit are not sufficient, It is expected that their licenses will be withdrawn.
 It is r-ported that ex-County Clerk Stuart, who slapped town some months ago, is back again in de- mented condition.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
News from the British CapitaI.

LONDON, Dec. 12.-The absence of news from the balloon in which Walter Powell was carried to sea Saturday causes great sensation. Powell had project to cross the Atlantic in a balloon.
 At a meeting of the Royal Geo. graphical Society last night propo- sition was made that ship be sent next summer to aid in the search for the Jeannette.
 A meeting is to he held at the Chapter House, Westminster Abbey, to-day, memorial of the late Dean Stanley. The Prince of Wales will move the resolutions, winch will be seconded by Lord Granville and supported by Lowell, American minister,
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
time engaged in bitter controversy

time engaged in bitter controversy with the director of the mint, de- sires to be made chairman of the coinage committee, Page was one of the most ardent supporters of Kiefer for the speakership.
 Davis of West Virginia will sub- init resolution asking the secretary of the interior for details of pension frauds, and what has been dona to prevent and punish them.
 Curtin and other Pennsylvania democrats intend to vote against sev- eral southern democIats, claimants to seats in congress.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.--The Sen. ate committee on finance approves Sherman's bill for the issue of three per cent bonds. Folger will appear before the committee on Thursday and give his ideas.
 In the senate the following bills were introduced: By Slater for the al. lotment of lands in severalty to In dians residing upon the Umatilla reservation, Oregon, granting pat ents therefor, and for other purposes, Referred to committee on Indian affairs.
 Chief Naval Constructor John w. Etsby was to-day placed on the retired list,
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
The Crusade again st PsIygamy

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-There was laid on the desk of each congressman this afternoon handsomely engraved card bearing on one fold the presi- dents message on polygamy, printed in letters of gold, on the other side, in crimson, the admission made by George Q. Cannon of his position on the Mormon question. Each card is inscribed "Respectfully dedicated to the Forty seventh Congress by the Women's National Anti-Polygamy Society of Salt Lake City, Utah."
 It is reported that some time be- fore his assassination, President Gar field held long consultation with Willetts in regard to a form of gov ernment for Utah. At first the pres ident was strongly in favor of re- hitting the government of that ter ritery to the governor and judges of the Supreme court thereof; but after a thorough discussion of the subject, he assented to the views which are embodied Tn the bill which Wllletts will offer to, morrow. Wjlletts also reintroduced three other bills which were offered by him in the Forty sixth Congress and referred to the judiciary committee, which never made report upon either. The first relates to the crime of bigamy and proof thereof; the second is to pro- vide for challenges and oaths to jurors in trials for bigamy and polyg- amy in territories of the United States. The purpose of the third bill may be inferred from its title, which is, A bill to further regulate suffrage in the territories of the Uni ted States, and to fix certain qualif- cations for office, and to provide reg istration of votes in the territory of Utah."
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
Gossip from the CapitaI.

WAsHINGTON, Dec. l3.-Senator Edmunds to-day introduced the same bill to punish polygamy which Chris tiancy introduced in the 45th Con- gross.
 In the house to-day Page intro duced bill to restrict Chinese immi- grafton; also for the protection of labor in the United States, and to regulate immigration. Both these are designed to carry into effect the Chinese treaty by prohibiting lmmi' grafton.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-It is un- derstood that Congressman Page of California, who has been for some
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
The south American nTrOubies-TarIff
 Reduction.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The in- troduction of resolution to-day in the Senate calling for copies of cor respondence between the state de- partment and ministers of Peru and Chill in relation to the affairs of those governments, is said to be a strike at Blaine from a stalwart quarter. It is claimed that Blaine has only given such side of this cor, respondence as tends to relieve the state department of responsibility for any misunderstanding, but that the entire correspondence will show that the best advices to the United States were against the course adop' ted by Blaine, and that the state de- partment is to blame for the trouble.
 Morrison of Ill. will introduce a bill to reduce all tariff duties one per cent.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-19
!" OZONE-Purified aIr, active

This preservative is not liquid. pickle, or any of the old and exploded processes, but is simply and purely OZONE, as produced and applied by an entirely new process. Ozone Is the antiseptc principle of every substance, and possesses the power 10 preserve animal and vegetable struct- ures from decay.
 There is nothing on the face of the earth liable to decay or spoil which Ozone. the new preservativc, will not preserve for ali time in perfectly fresh and palatabie condition.
 The value of Ozone natural preservor has been known to our abler chemists for years; but, until now, no means of producing it in practi- cal, inexpensive and simple manner have been discovered.
 Microscopic observations prove that decay is due to sccptic matter or minute germs, that de- velop and feed upon animal and vegetable struct- ures. Ozone, applied by the Prentiss method, seizes and destroys these germs at once, and thus preserves. At our offices in Cincinnati can be seen almost every article that can be thought of preserved by this process. and every visitor is well come to come in, taste, smell, take away with him, and test in every way the merits of Ozone as a preseryarive. We will also preserve, free of charge, any article that is brought or sent pre- paid to us and return it 10 the sender, for him to keep and test.
 Fresh Meats. such as beef, mutton, veal, pork, poultry, game, fish, etc., preserved by this method, can be shipped to Europe, subjected to atmospheric changes and return to this country in state of perfect preservation.
 Eggs can be treated at a cost of less than Sl thousand dozen, and be kept in an ordinary room six months or more, thoroughly preserved; the yolk held in i,s normal condition, and the eggs as fresh and perfect on the day they were treated, and win sell IS strictly "choice." The advantage in preserving eggs is readily seen; there are sea sons when they can bc bought for or 10 cen's @ dozen, and by holding them. can be sold for an advance of from one hundred to three hundred per cent One man, with ihis method, can preserve 5DOl toZen per day