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An Excellent Remedy.

SwAsros, FEAsLIs Co., VI.
Dedr!Sir;--I have ussd your ere llent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP and from my experience, can
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work, and | can confidently recommend IL.
Every family should have it,
@. II. MEAD.
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Another Sufferer.

SouTH sHAFTsBURY, BENNINGTON Co VT.
Dear Sir:-Being afflicted with the Heart Dis.
ease was advised to try your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. Soon after commenced taking il
I. 1t relief, and now / can do my work alone.
ELIZABETH BATES.
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Sure cure for Liver Complaint.
sou1H SHArrspuRY. BENNINoT.

SoUTH SHArTsBURY, BENNINGTON Co., VI.
DedrSI:--I would recommend all persons who
are suffering from Liver Complaint, to try your
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, a. Ibid and they will
surely be benefited.
MRS. DANIEL QUINN
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For Coughs.


WAgpsBoRou0H, wisDHAN Co.. VI.
Dear ST:-The use Of your reliable INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP har cured my little girl Of .
Cough OF several years standing, II lie all you
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CURES iiEADACIIE.


SourH SHAFTsBuHY. BENNINGTON Co +, vT.
Dear Sd:-I was suffering with Sick Headache
and vas advised TO try your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP procured some from your Agent, and
II cured mr.
HENRY PLEASANT
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Liver Complaint.

swASTos, FRANKLIN Co.. VT.
Dear SRI was troubled for a long time with
LAYER Complaint, Pain in the Side and Loss OF
Appetite. and Was unable 10 get anything to re.
lese me until | tried your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. which made permanent cure.
CHAs. A. PARLIS.
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Cure for Heart Disease

South snArTsBuRY, BENNINGTON, Co., VI.
Dear Sir:-My wife has used your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Heart Disease, and it has
helped her very much.
AURELIA N. RUSSELL.
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The average results Of experiment and
theory, so to speak, make n pounds ofIn.
dian corn equal to 100 pounds Of hay, or
$40 pounds Of corn to the ton Of hay.
But it must be remembered that the nu.
tritiye effect Of food upon an animal are
varied by many causes, and also that the
comparison Of foods is affected by the OBJ
jet sought, as fat, growth, labor, milk,
etc. The above is the relative amount Of
nu,riiiye matter in corn and hay. as deter.
mined By experiment and theory.
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For Headache.

sorTH sHAyikBrKI, BEssIsoTos Co., VI
Dear SIR -Por soDs Year, suffered more "a
lees With SICK Headache. and nothing gave me
~, relief until used your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. Letali Who are afflicted give u q fair
trial
o. PIERCE.
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Cures Piles.

CoypTsr. 0mKlss, CO., VI.
Dear SRI vas troubled for many years with
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until l began nsng your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP, which completely cured me.
WILLARD n. HASEF0hD.
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Sick Headache.

SouTH SHAFTsBuRY, BENNINGTON Co.. VI.
Dear Sp;-Haying used INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP l confidently recommend IL to all persons
suffering with Sick Headache.
LUCY HART.
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An Astonishing Cure.
DuuMvRsToN WtNDuAn {

DuAMERsTos, WINDHAn Co., VI.
DearSir:--lR 1876 my Nervous System was
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Professor Riley says that kerosene oil il
sure death 10 insects ia all stages, and the
only substance with which We may hope
10 destroy their eggs.
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For Asthma.

PUTsgY, WsDHAA Co., VI.
Dear Sr:--I have used your excellent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Asthma, Of long standing
and 1t has sfiectuslly relieved me.
G. G. FISHER.
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Maud S has engagements 70 trot against
time al Chicago, July %. and Philadel-
phia July -. The purse at Chicago is
81, 800.
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srAsenis wanted for The slls Of the INDIAN
BLOOD sfECR 10 every town or village, IN
which have 10 agent. Particulars siren 90 sp-
pilel..up.
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Would mol be Without Ii.

WfsHALL, BEsSNGroS Co., VIZ.
Dear SIR have used our excellent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP with very beneficial results, and
would not be without It,
MRS. MARY ADAMS.
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Dy0ROEs without publicity. Desertion,
l)non.support, intemperance. PArtie. resid.
ing in any State. Advice aud circulars con.
tanning full information for stamp. Ex-JUDdg
BIGELow, 2S7 broadway. New York.
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WE ARE MANuFAcTURisGT THE DEsI

w G0SSAMEB RUBBER CLOTHING ever
made, and desiring to give the public the bene.
ut OF good article at a low price, we will sell
ladies' Goodyear" Gossamer Rubber Circulars
for $2.50 Misses and Chiidren's, $2.25, and
Gentlemen's Oosts, $500, sent to any address,
post. paid on receipt OF price, and satfgdction
guaranteed. Measurements required: length
down the back for circulars, and breast measure
for coats. HALL RUBBER co., ~ Federal
Street, Boston, Mass, the largest retail and
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greatest assortment OF every description Of
rubber goods.
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G. N Crittendpn. New YorL
A Dose of Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient

A Dose OF Iarrants Settler Aperlent
has removed the agony OF rheumatism, and its
continued use entirely healed the patient.
rheumatism Is but very little understood
Some empires resort to embrocatlons, which
are really dangerous. 1t 10 now acknowledged
to be blood disease, resulting from acidity.
This apperent cOrrects all such acidty. and
thus CURES the disease. All rheumatic sufferers
are advised to try ii. SOLD BY ALL DRUG.
GIFTS.
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THISPAPER f Rdss t2sn ec q ss s s1 ss
Advertising Bureau % spruce street where adyari,s
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[corrnponasnce q ID Rcaoon ]
BALriaoas, June goth,

BALTIMORE, June goth, 1881,
Meszrs. Editors During the past week people
have been too busy trying to keep cool to NEEDLE
with politics, and hence there smoothing startling
70 chronicle Primaries passed oiIquietIy, and
from present. indications, Il would seem, that
Heating would have a walk over IN the race for
the Comptrolershp, The Committee Of One
hundred have met and proposed candidates for
CITY Councilmon aud for The House Of Delegates.
What The fate Of this ticket will be, time alone
will show,
Al Albany, the contest over the Conkling-
Piatt vacancies still continues. Many are Of
opiuion that the deadlock viii be broken some
time during the present week By the election Of
two compromises mcn. Whatever may be the
outcome, "a is none Of our funeral, and DEM
oerals care hide who is sunsuack.
In Virginia, Malone is trying 10 form coal
iiion with the Republicans. Ills success, thus
f,r, has not been oyer-eucourapug, for the Re
publican leaders seem TO think, that il more
wmrs join them, there wont be Federal Offices
enough to 90 around, aud you know that Q
white Republican without an Office is rare bird
Ia Virginia as woll as in Maryland,
The many friends Of Mt. st, Mary's College
will be glad to learn, that compromise has beer
effected with the creditors and that the old nsti
tuition viii soon be free from debt and in con
| dillon 70 recontinue lis career Of usefulness.
| Last sunday was very hot day. the street,
4 were almost deserted and the Parks were crowd
/ ga with people seeking to escape from the aus
1 and heat Of the city.
saw n last issue Of BEACON that, not this X,
/ but some other r., has GONE ron you, sincere
4 IN hope that You may not be utterly demolished
/ hut survive even that attack
ltis said that tobacco shipments are to com
mence ths week. That report may say true ant
that tobacco may soon command good price,
sincerely wish. ~
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[Loenl corrcspondsnee. |

ST. CLEMENTS BAY, June goth, 1881.
Mcssrs. Editors The time Of the reaping
is at hand. Ceres, crowned With wreathes of
aud pours out from her Cornucopia, bountiful har
vest over the smiling land. field of the ri'
psning grain presents the appearance OF a sen Of
molten gold, on whose surface beautiful rolling
waves, formed by the gentle zeplyrs chase each
other In unbroken succession. The reaper des-
cends to this sea- with a smile Of satisfaction
mingled with anxiety playing about his counte-
nance lie reioiccs in the bounliful results Of the
task before him, but remembers its difficulties.
But he hcsitates not long.
lie takes up arms against this sea Of troubles,
And by opposing ends them"
Thus il Is expressed in poetry, but In prose IL
would be expressed as follows The sturdy la
borcr goes forth 70 the field OF ripening wheat;
De pnrses on is brink with an air Of reluctance;
bui he does not hesitate 10 takes up his imple-
mrnt and pulls away across the field with an en-
erey not TO be accounted Tor save by tbe fact that
he keeps In mind the 'flittle brown Jug that
awaits HIN on the other side.
The Doctor Is making better progress with his
bailding uow than formerly, but still il is not
tTisiug IKE an eXhaiuuon.
II 81 a noticeable fact, Messrs. Editors, and one
that is source Of no little disappointment and
vocation 20 your subscribers that the BEACON
very often l5is to reach this point at its proper
time These occurlnces show conelusiyely that
there ism wsnt Of attention to business some
where GA the part Of the mai officials.
There IS a young hdy very near here who is
| giyeu to day-dreams or properly 'love-dreams;"
| AZ times she may be observed 70 be absorbed in
| Inc deepest abstraction. and on being aroused
/ fran, her rcvcrie, she will start up and exclaim
! ooh. b., my darling" Her thoughts at
| these times wing themselves far away toward
| Holly Wood.
| Tie two brother BIS are jogging along mer-
| rily The only obstruction in the course of their
hp.es being ~ attack OF inc shvart disease .
nov and then.
Yours truly,
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We ccrnsel.

Wise Counsel.
We were unable to get in type last week the
letter Of our JArboesville correspondent, but the
Views Of the writer appear to US SO sound patri-
odc and conservative that we shall make no
apology for the publication Of the following ex-
tracts
'The abuse Of Governor Hamilton and bitter
denuncaton Of our last Legislature will bue
tend to widen the breach in our own party
without in any way bringing about honest re-
form which the people expect. True the Cow
ernor in his open letter some time back, and s1
his recent speech at the Maryland Institute in
Baltimore, laid bare some ugly facts If facts) Of
omission and commission, which should bring
the blush Of shame to every honest man in any
way responsible for their elevation to office
Butts everything said and contained therein so7
The communications of the Comptroller and
Treasurer are we'll calculated to make us ques-
ton the correctness Of Gov. Hamilton, however
well meaning he may be in all his statements
and financial exhibits, especially 50 far as they
are concerned There is great deal said in the
heat Of debate that if not entirely false is great
ly colored, which can be plainly seen and under
stood by the cool aud non-partisan thinker.
am no apologser, either for Gov. Hamilton or
the ring Of our party, so termed but what
would wish to impress upon the honest masses
Of people is the utter uselessness of abuse.
If errors have been committed and our last Leg
slature fell short Of their promises upon the
hustings, let US, one and ALL set about, in an in
teigent way, TO correct them. Let us make up
sucil ticket that within itself it viii be guar
autee Of good faith as to their record when cleo
ted. Above all, don 'tlet us forget that bad or
dereleet officials in our party Is not the demo-
cratic party any more than one bad citizen is the
community Ia which be moves The great DEM
ocratic party is right at heart, and her princi-
pies are thoie that have endured the test of time
and experience and they will continue to sur
: vive, and MUST, as long as a eonfederated and
representative government is left us. Then let
us address ourselves to the task Of educating our
people to these great truths that nndere struc-
taral form ofgoyernment. While we fight for re-
form, let US do so WITHIN the party rather than
out Of it. Honest Abe Lincoln has been accred-
tied with the remark, that there Is no time TO
= trade horses while crossing stream, and | con-
ceiye our party Just at this time, cannot afford
| to divide and fight itself There is a powerful
aud alert foe, just in our front, ready and anx-
iUus Al all times to take advantage Of our dis
sentions. Are we prepared or willing TO give
" them chance2 DO we think from past expe-
ricuce We viii be any better OFF, On the con-
trarYi would we not be In the condition Of the
y fish that jumped out Of the frying pan into the
I fret We have had taste OF Republican rule
4 10 this State and for one must say, "no more
gentlemen II You please"
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Rqwn, sCui Bono, with your trio Of
Nitisers, darn.
/ III conclusion. Messrs. Editors, docs
Hsnct seem strange that Mr.. RILEY, az
~ Iiaving been vigorously attacked
through the columns Of your Paper ever
Nice last Match, should io-day be unan-
laously elected by our county Demo-
ENtic Convention as delegate to one
She most important conventions to be
n in the State, 1.-THE Comptroller'si(
oes seem TO me, that if yindicatlon
NJ Nh. Raley's Democracy was at all
aeessarg, we here have il in the plain
Edaon Of the party. and goes 10 show
VT Mr. V. is not such a "dead dog
Gun Bono. and some others Of like
lfnd, would have The people believe.
Heannot be denied that the convention
Wich assembled by authority to-day
afl took action was composed OF some
hhe best elements within the party
md packedJ whose only thought was
reisrm and honest goyernment-thai
thele was Unprecedented harmony
throughout the proceedings-that the
;sention adjourned, impressed that
n truly and faithfully carried out
yisIies oi It's constituents, &c.
lm Of the opinion that the public
psily appreciate the Endorsement
Raley's party fealty and The con
ton Of "Cui Bono's" cards. In
NJ - 40 feaT from the out
{. - ~ 10 the least
Is.s'ssT GA s1 We wi
w Democr w nceised as 10 be-
hrve that our ''lortreas is impregnable.
But enough Of this. The party within
the county is uuitcd--Raley resurfeeted
all well along the line. Many thanks
To you, Messrs, Editors. Fare-lhe-
well, "Cui Bono" Semper idem.
DEMoCRAT.
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Not Our T.ult.

II Is due to ourselves to state that the failure
Of the BEACON to reach the st. Clements Bay
Posiofice last week, in proper time was due 70
no fault or neglect Of our own. We are cogni-
zant Of the fact that the package in question was
delivered az She Leonardtown Office in due time
and are therefore entitled to speak positively II
is, then, not our FAULT either that the package
was unsent or misscnt. We offer this 10 expls-
nation Of the reference made by our st. Glenn
ents' Bay correspondent to this snbjec, in our
present paper.
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The state Convention To-day.

There Is no longer a question that the State
Convention, which meets in Baltimore to-day,
will nominate She present Comptroller Of tlie
Treasury, Mr kratng, igr Reelection - be de-
dro, g, and there Sc 81 ittc doubt that thenom-
iaaiiou viii be rtlided by ihe democracy At the
pnis in November next enough heiag known Of
lbc results ~ ;lc ae primaries g faake che NOM
Ha'ian a certainty, and as Cos the election Of
tlse acmoora'it nomiaes heating Or no kcaliur,
that wag always toTcEonc conclusion. 70 ia
nsud " ile Cmp,roiIgr's Convention to elect e
new State Central Committee ard % uamc lhe
different County Committees and this We pre-
sume viii 10 done at is present session.
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summer
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s T. MARY'S BEACO n,
LEoNARDToWN, ND.
THURSDAY MORNING, June gard, 1881.

THE POSTAL LAW AS IT Is.-During
Postmaster General Keys Term, he re-
ceived from friend in Tennessee com
plant that some information written on
a postal card by himself and addressed
70 his attorney, in suit then pending,
had been read by The postmaster Of the
town in which his attorney lived, and
by him communicated 10 his opponent,
and that in consequence thereof he lost
the case. Postmaster General Key, IN
censed at this occurrence, promulgated a
regulation lorbidding all per.ons en-
ployed in the Postal service reading and
diyulging the contents OF postal cards.
This regulation is still in force. The
law prescribes penalty Of not less than
500 and not more than s i 900 for each
case of dlsobedionce to the Department
regulations.
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- Blncl, mood.s Magazlne ID Jnne 5 out il

&s-B Black wood S Magazine for June is out in
good season from the press Of The Leonard Scott
Publishing Co., Al Barclay ST., N. y 1t deals
larrerlyin poetry; aud the article, "a Talk
about 0des companion paper to the Talk
about Sonneis which appeared in the number
for August last, is fled with quotations
The Gland OF Khemir is fertile oasis about
ssyenty miles southwest Of Cairo, and is suppos-
ed 10 be intimately associated with the history Of
Joseph many interesting antiquities have been
discovered there.
"Beolco and the Commedia deli Arte an
account ofan early Italian dramatist, whose com
edies illustrating rural life and manners, and
written in the peasant Dialects are still popular
with the villagers. Several Of his plays are
here described, with numerous extracts.
Besides these we have "The Cruise Of the
Coya. . a fishing excursion in the wilds Of Nor
folk continuation Of sThcPriyate Secretary"
which approaches conclusion, and Matte I;
the History of an Evening" which reminds us of
thes,ory Of Cinderella.
The appearance Of the Index suggests that the
present is good time to subscribe for new
volume, and any one who reads this number
must feel that ID so doing he is likely to get more
han the worth OF his money
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sun Another "s!anasr.

sHssA a sis~AA-s stt@sNNts
Tits evident from laie publication That
Nests Alvey, Lawrence and joue.--ihe mnjoy-
iy voice iu oar Commissioner C0uf,-are BE-
coming llus rssHve uudtr The ns,ui'esi popu-
lar dlapsfuval q tb,lr course in rt.ug other
peoples money to the extent Of $500 for work
which e responsible bidder offered TO DO for
sz5s And It g gaite natural that e should ts
81. ueiiber "a it 70 BE- Wondered 81 That they OH
jsetto having iaemelyss n,med 10 priptsa maxi
ing contract tgr tbp tas-Fayen vaiehuoi one oi
them aus,d bay made if Do bad bcen dealing
tor himaIi We highly approve d gsueresj'y
but W. hope t, Is noIa Islander e suggest
,hsi pahl,s agnn hare ao rIgat g he Ee1rr9aa
al, y Other people, pockets A. aug Eia as
decline o. Pc fze either io' smHHT ihai ilr
COMMUNISTS arrs g6ud ,awy Nr w. SCOT lec
$500 .ar vhtt aroihfr psr Ei 90 aa tar
Sa5s. BE- tasuam,as H,s4 Alvey .aa ad
5aatr ss ths Catsa aaess HN0tastEa' sai.
90 10 ur Fenag aE append isrepr. e.
Go complement gus sf .aa. offences by sail. su-
o,her .laals.. 20 AID ,l,Is b. iha' when Mea0.
Alvey. tavrtHas aHI Jones t1ok charge ofour
Ta cssain 10. ,bfy uaaa t.m ns,s % Ao go
cents aa 90 500. GOD to-day Is aa1 costs ~
tba am9ust Sad wsfsl Of ail, we haso s4it
9,hcr tlsaiaJs 81 reserve
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-06-23

TruaisA Such Is Tho term Mr. G. W. Pur-
cell. Of ihe National Stock Yards Chicago, w.,
applies 10 Die suderiugs BE says L for one
uist ioale,k word ofpmiso FOG So Jacobs Oh
ma~rd wish FaIn in my shoulder and arm
a as months apl Of timts Il was terrible
o-t bastie q Sc Jacobs Oh, however cured me
thoroughly.
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Good Logic.

N~N~ ssNGtNs
a word to those who neglect to avail them
selves Of the business opportunities we offer
For nearly thirty years We have largely supplied
the retail demand for MEMS, Boysand Children's
Clothing in tins city and State satisfactorily
The class Of clothing we make IS too fine for
dealers 10 small towns TO keep. and is much bet
tar than is generally found in large cities. il
you want good Article at the lowest market
price, call upon G. n. otHH 4 Soy, Pratt and
Hanover stteris.
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Sale Of Erpsranza.

Sale Of Ezpsranza.
II is no longer a matter Of doubt that Mr.
Isaac solomon has disposed Of his property,
known as Ezperanza, located near Town Creek
on the Patuxent, for $4,000. The rumor "a
thai the Southern Nd. Railroad Co. is the par-
chaser and that point Oh this estate VIII DO the
patuxent terminus Of the road. II lie certain, al
any rate, that line from near California on tho
Yhrec- Notehed Road 70 the Patuxent river upon
the Ezperan2a estate has been located and that
tho work OF grading it is being rapidly pushed
forward By the contractor Col. Anon. This, at
least, looks like business, fnd clearly indicates
that 4 strong money faith obtains as to the u''i-
mate success Of the Southern Nd Railroad en-
terprise
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Lsopara.owa H!gh sahool.

We are authorized 70 state, that public exam
iua,inus OF I.eoanrltown High School will take
pigrr ON tiEr tigl and zstl lnsApis. ihe EKhi'
bgtion Viii come 81 on the goth, instant at the
sJcietss Hall at CSC, p. IN. The pabIic are
invited