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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27
Local Dottazaws.


@raeaeas.
still hot.
waicrmelons are rire.
Picnics are the order cf the day.
The eornfslds present Cine appearances.
The entertainment Coz ths beneft q 81
Aloysius' graveyard eomss or io-nighk
Mr. .. Frank Ford lost valuable horse
last week.
The nOsis de August aitllng oftAe Reg
listers L pabiidhsa this week.
The price Of wheat . dsclIning, bat corn q
eth goaag mp.
A. Thoils was committed 10 jail By Jussics
Morgan On Monday last On . psaes warrant.
Diphsheria Is raging IN the lower part a
The eouaty and several deaths have rssul.nd
IRON it.
It's reported that Wills party a suIns-
hauies were fishing On the Potomac rivsr.
one a. them was 20 severely bitten By = shark
that be died before be eould be taken ashore.
The examination Of applicants Tor second
grade certificates was hsld In the puhlie school
buiIding in this village On Tussday Iass.
Many toaehsEs were present.
By an act Of The lasa legislature, ths weight
Ofa barrel Of corn was Gxed At as lhs., and
at the same seauicn ~ act was passed snrbSd-
ding tie sale Of pistols to persons under twen-
ty-ons years Ofage.
Rev. Father Murphy, 8. J., until rscentIy
occupying the oiies sfvies-Presiaent Of Wood
stock College. has been appoinlsd president Of
GOuEaga College, not Georgetown, a. many
PaPess report. 20 succeed Father Fultoa, ths
recently chOsen provincial. Rev. james A.
DoOnan Is president Of Georgetown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27


As the season Is drawing near for all good
house-keepers 70 commence putting up diff
ferent kinds Of preserves, pickles, &C., we
copy the following recipe from the August
number Of the Americaa Agrie lturisi Cor
making tomato catsup and sauce ''1hc
basis Of tomato catsup, or ketehup, Is the pulp
Of ripe tomaSoes. Many defer making
catsup until late ia the season, when the cool
nights cause che fruit 20 Fipcn slowly, and il
may be il is gathered hurriedly for fear Of
frost. The late fruit does not yield 80 rich q
pulp as that gathered IN its prime. The
fruit should have al green portions cut out,
and be stewed gently until thoroughly
cooked. The pulp i then 10 be separated
from the skins, BY rubbing th0ugh q wire
sieve 20 fine as 10 retain che seeds. The
liquor thus obtained Is 10 be evaporaked 10 q
thick pulp, over slow fire, and should be
stirred 10 prevent scorching. The degree of
evaporation viii depend upon how thick il
is desired 60 have the cafsup. We prefer
to make Il 30 that it will just pour freely
from the bOttle. We observe no regular
rule in tlay0ring. Use sufficient salt. Sea-
son with cloves, allspicc and mace. bruised
and tied IN = eloeh. and boiled in the pulp;
add small quantity Of powdered cayenne.
Some add the spices ground tine, directly to
the pulp. A Glove Of garlic, bruised and
tied in cloth, 10 be boiled with the spices,
imparts delicious favor. Some esaporate
the pulp 10 greater thickness than Is need
ed, and then thin with vinegar OF with wine.
An excellent and useful toanat0 sauce may
he made by preparing the pulp, but adding
no spices, and putting % Ia small bottles
while hot, cogking securely and sealing. IL
desired, the sauce may be salted before b0i-
ting, but this Is not essential. To add 10
soups, stews, sauces and made dishes, q
sauce thus prepared ID an excellent smhsfi-
tuta fOF che fresh fruit. 10 should be put in
small bottles containing as murh - win BE-
wanted AZ unce, Is Il viii not keep long
after opening.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

Mr. Lambert Attorney Cor and Secretary Of
the Southern Nd. q. n. Co., visited our Town
on Saturday last and settled up the costs In
Al The condemnation eases against the road
fhis looks like business aud negatives the
idea q any ahandoamsnt Of the enterprise.
The truth 10, late enhAnassments In pushing
the Eoad-to an early completion were caused,
t6y the inability Of the company 70 pay iss
contraction, Mr.. FraSier, but By the prolonged
sickness and subsequent death Of that gentle-
man, which disorganized tbs working Eurce
in bis enploy. We learn that MF. wheaton,
one q The surviving partners Of Frazier, win
visit our county this week and that there win
be an active resumption q work on the road
in the course Ofa very few days. We arc en-
titled then 10 claim and do clnIm that our rail-
road skies now look brighter than ever.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

- HAkgeea' Kaes.s.
Dlphshsria has made ils appearance IN n,
district. and We hare been reliably snform.s
that Ere deaths have occurred ii conseoue,re
O. said distressing complaint. Llssle s.el.s
hlied with assafeifda and eamphoe ara h.sng
worn ~ adults and ehiIdres a. 3 prsrestise.
hss. Nara Edwards, an esslsaanle l.Av.
daed of hilaoaB diarEhnma few davs arc.
She AAves barge circle offtiends ana "a.
saves % snoArn her los, bat not - slo.. sh..
have 10 hope. Many thanks are das our
physicians, for they have not grows fswenrv
IN well-dolng, I" travelling night aad Oar %
minister relief &C.. 70 poor sufferers. Their
selEmcriace and self-aeniaI win Be r.war.
dsd % our Rashsr which Is In heaven.
Oar churches are being wei aasendea a
Psassat notwiihs.anding the crossing dIspo-
silion % say, 81 an q Paul and Of Apoilas
and Of Cephas." A goodly namher a
Priests and seholasiiea who hare been ensor.
Ing he health invigorating air q the 81.
inigoes' Meek section have returned to Wood.
stock, the former 10 resume thelr monOtO-
nous and iaborious duty o. teaehing ana The
latter the hrain-tEying aequEremsns 81 scien-
tie and theological Lore.
Cora l. locking remarkably veil, bat to-
baeso plants are dyisg for want q rain.
Politicians Of both parties are very quiet
just now. We enlertsin the hope when shsy
arOuse from their sesming lethargy they win
commence 10 work IN the right direction I:
!. p, plaea themselves squarely upon the side
Of Prohibition, taking for their motto the sea-
timsnt that ''eternai vigilance q the price Of
liberty" II Is an indisputable fact that
where slavery Of any kind exists, the God
given right oflibeEty - enchained. Who, We
respectfully ask, can conceive worse IhraIl-
dom than minds controlled by the subtle in
fiuence Of alcohol Il 10 through he iasfrrmen-
tally If tile JRsid that demsgogwes Get info
e6ies, and where de~4ge0ism ragns it does
not require extraordinary Prsseieaes 70 discern
the consequences,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

An exchange says: People who wish to
be comfortable during the warm days Of sum-
mer-and one-third Of them have ALREADY
passed-ought 70 remembsr to pay intelligent
attention to their diet. Instead Of eating
meat three times day, they ought to eat IL
only once. They ought to let mp on puddingB
and pastries, and refresh themselves On ripe
fFuits. creams. iees. &c. They should dress
lightly, battle ones : day, avoid all liquors-
. little good lager hses, however, being per-
missible TO those whose constitutions can
stand 10. People make themselves and their
friends warmer than y nseensafy By cOntia-
ually talking ahOat u. sud By mopping. 70
he point q dlsgast, inaAmsd yiAges which
already bear 100 violent indication Of the
raSages Of che dripping pocket handkerchief
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

William O'HagAn, James 0,Hagan. lIu.
James O'Hagaa, 8. .. Milton, r. J. Doaa.
hue, Miss FlOreucs Sslby, Miss Lulie Salby,
A. II. Stamp & wife, Isaac Bsrrs, ]. ~.
-JOharsnes, ". Larman. r. L. Stailey, I. A.
Lambert, J. T. CallaghAa, Mrs. J. T. Gala
-ghan, Mi@ CallAghan, Master Callaghau,
Mas Alice Loveioy, Washington; Mrs.. Rice,
Miss u. Rice, Mrs. Gen. Patterson, Miss Rvs
Merritt, Mrs. Collins, 7. 3. France. D. p.
PlOwdsa, COlsOns; I. J. Moore ; wife, D.
II. Miller, Jr., R. J. Backley 4 family, VIM.
Hemsiey, N. X. Bevan, w. II. Larksss& wife,
r. w. Wright a family, Mrs. Caldwell, Miss
Caldwell, q. n Adams wife, Geo. Blakis
toa, Alfred LOksr, Rodolph Owens, Balti.
more. Nd. ;; J. @. Adams, wife 3 child, 81
Louis L. A. Wilmer, Port Tobacco J. r.
Cecil, GAithersburg Mrs. N. q. Hayden,
AisJ. Hayden, Omaha; =. II. Griswold,
AAncoln, Nebraska.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27


BALEou'R NoKTmExIE&UsTaaTHDM MAGAZINE
The August number Of The popular Ballou's
Magazine win ind many readers and adsnir-
ers, for IL Is just the kind of serial for trav-
elers during the hot weather. Il ID filed
with choice selection Of good stories, eH-
Cravings, and poetry, and ths whole can be
obtained for bat fifteen cents, the cheapest
and best magaxlne In The country. It is in
valuable for the seaside or farm. A sample
copy win satisfy any one that Balloa's Il Q
convenient thing 10 have In the house or On
shs ears. The contenis Of the August nam-
bes are ~ SOilows: Kerguelen's Land, or
DesOlatiou Island; Epigram; Scarborough,
kngland The volgA; The Physical Features
Of Africa Fate and the Future; The Clsnch-
"a Hand; The Phehe-hird: A Hand without
q Heart; Amer Twenty Years, Prvateers Of
the War Of 1919; The two Sutton; A SIM
he; Sleep- Walkers; Views among the Won
dsrs Of Mature o Ruby Lips! How q Ley
den Jar saved my Life; Labor; The Rarth's
Interior Loss end Gain; A Remarkable
Case; Sir Thomas Puggins; 1 Story Cor the
Household; Sweet Approval; What 70 Wear
On the Foam of the IsiIlows; TIE Seige ofthe
Tin; Coal; Young Peoples slory Teller
Kidaapped in the Dark ConiiBeat; Physical
Education; "Reminiscences Of ChiefJustice
Gushing; The Milky Way; Rashvea's Pug
xle Page; The Ladies Own Page; Editorial
Notes; The Hoase-kesper; Curious Matters;
Thinsa Pleasant and Otherwise; Oar Picture
Gallery.
Do not fAil 70 obtnin copy q BAIlon Sor
yoaF summsT excursions. BaelE numbers cAa
always be had. Send ten eents for speoi-
men copy, and Jon win nos regret Il.
Published By Thomes 4 Talbot, % Haw.
Icy Street, Boston, Mas, At only $I.so pei
snnum. postpaid, asd Or sals 81 AZ the news
depots IN the coanaEy 81 Is cents . copy.
Speak 20 y0ur neighboEs aboas a., and ct
up soma clubs this spring. Nov Il Che time
10 start clubs for the nsw volnms.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27
OFphsas' Cours.

Tbs Court met last Tuesday with Judges
Tippest and Love present and transacted the
following buuiness; Annanl vaination Oflhe
real estate Of AquillA Burroughs, Sr., deceas-
sd and sams Of estate Of VIM. O. Bayne. de-
ceased, filed. The Court also passed an order
ior the annual valuations Of the real estate Of
u. A. ClaEks, late Of So. IIary's coanty, de-
ceased. Account sales Of D. @. Hammctt,
admr. d Jas. Dillalay. deceased, Sled and
PrObaied. Ordered BY the Court, that G. J..
Russell, guardian Of Thos. J. and Angelica
Clarke pay 10 w. 7. Wilkinson the sum Of
$32.sS out Of principal Of aAid miners. The
Court then adjourned 10 The 2nd Tuesday in
Auguss. 1851.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
VIM. c. Bowes.
~.
Mary =. Ducket and others.

In the Circuit Court Cor Sc. Mary's eouns Y
sitting n Court of Equity.
No. s36 N. II.
this llth day ofJniy, iss2,
. that the Auditors Repost, fIsd In this
G. nse, be IatiGed and confirmed, ualess cause
Co the contrary be shown on or before Cha A
Monday Cf August, 1882; provided COPY Of
this order be published in she "a. Mars
bsAc0S, nnee . week for three successive
weeks prior % the said arst Monday OF Au-
J. FRANK Ford.
Clark.
TEns eepy-Test
]. PRANK F0RD,
Juiy Is, issa-aw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

The Priaes GsOrgiaa makes the mean suR-
gession that the ladies shall interview the
registry lists to ascertain the age Of all the old
hAeheloEs In their neighboThOOds, We sug-
gest that this is a game at which two can
play. Gentlemen bachelors, inspect the Cen
's7s lists. From these yOu win probably and
Gus that you are Rot the only uhmaasd peO-
pie who are old. Do Il or be overwhelmed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

- For colds, cOaghs. asthma. IN short
Cor any and all deraagements Of the lungs OF
respiratory organs or for any complaint
tending towards consumption, nothing i 80
reliable a. Ayers ChsFry Psciosal. In all
ordinary cases Il Is . eersAin care. and Il
aaoras sure relief evsn in advRnted stages.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

Religious.
There win be Basket Meeting on the old
Camp Grounds, near Great Mills, on s0th Of
July, inst, and will continue three days. The
Few. Nessrs. Downs aud Richardson, Of Wash
ington, ID. c., are expected 10 be present.
The public are cordially invited 70 attend.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

Wheat has been declining steadily all the
week, at the rare Of about two cents day
There 10 general opinion that IL viii soon
be down to dollar, OF very near Il, ana win
hang there awhile. A great deal Of wheat IL
rushing 70 market and the demand IL not sui.
fcieht 10 move Il OF. Il is not q good time
to ship wheat. Farmers win probably do
better 10 hold Il awhile.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27
EDITORS.

IFy's Countys Sets
surs, That A. Bar
|UGHS, ST.,
Id. deceased, give
to the dereasea'e
lafms and that hg
Eeesx 6or six succes-
70 RgAcuM.
bSH B. ARKLL,
St. MaEy's county.
0Ee order, l nG4S
biaiaed from the Or
! ccnnsy, MmBylmE
" personal estate 81
late a. said county,
|viag claims agal -
BE- notifedf 10 e1blb-
3 voHt begs attached
| On o. bnFn
| they VITA
4 the benefits 0f
Indebted 20 the oe-
De Immediate py-
bU1Hs, Jr,
1 Execulcrs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

TIE voEEAlc BxER Co., Masshall. Mich.-
will send Oh. DTE's CELEBRATsD EEEeSno-
voLTA1c REETs ASH EEEcTRIc AFPEaAycEs On
trial l0r thirty days 20 men fyoang or old !
who are aAlicied with Nervous Debility, Lost
Vitality and Manhood, nnd kindred tronbles,
guaranteeing speedy and eomFlete FessoFntio1
81 health and manly vigor. Aaaress as above.
n. D.--No risk Il Incurred, as thiriy days
s-sal e allowed.
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|REDrTORs.

aEy's COunty, Set
IeS2.
;eurt, That Mary r.
ser Harrison, tadmim.
HARRISON,
Nd, deceased, give
nw 10 the dsssased's
claims and that the
] week for elk success.
Us BEAcoN.
I0lH ID. ABRLE.,
St. MarY's county:
E.
Dve order, we hereby
blamed from the Or
8 county, Maryland,
on the personal es-
D, late ofsAid county,
wing claims against
by notified 70 exhib-
r vouchers attached
IS, on or before the
they win Otherwise
n The benefits &C the
indebted 10 The de-
axe immediate pay
HARRISON.
HARRISON,
Administration.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27
kEDITORG.

aEy's County. Set:
Sc.
,Ours, that George
KtrAi0r Of
RNER,
, deceased, give the
the deceassd's cred
IL and that the SANE
for six successive
RACoN.
IONS B. ABELE,
81. Mary's couaty.
d.
owe of0ef, J uereoy
tanned from the Or
county, Maryland
on the personal ea-
late Of said county,
wing claims against
by noiifed o. ex-
0per vouchers aies
cFiber, on or before
q, they viii other
rom the henehts IT
ms indebted 90 the
make immediate
L,AKISTOHB,
Administrator.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

re Whow &c Hay Cmmwawm.
Persons indebled % the late nfB ~ KfnE'k
edness hare hsen placed IN hands o. Joseph y.
Morgan. Attorney, Leonardtown, Tor coIlee-
ton. Prompt settlements viii thaENlore avoid
costs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27
(ngPublic.

property known as
own, Nc, for awo
OF January, 1882,
public that ice snan-
r my exclusive d.
or expense win be
BIB reputation as .
Jed im the past and
!. Thankful for the
has heretofore bpen
respectfully solicit =
OF the tavOrs o. the
parties indebted ca
|oiel account aFe re-
due from them Ia
ly hands Tor sestle-
indulgence can DO
=. MOORE,
EeonaTdlown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Florence J. COPpage,
James =. COPPAgs
~.
Edward L. Bacon ct al.

In the CiFenit C0artfoF So. MaTv scounsy, sit
ting M Court OF Equity.
No. 4e7 n. 4.
NRDERED this 18th day o fJuly, 1885,, that
~ the sale made and reported By JAS. n.
Wilson and ]. ParFanCFane, Trustees, in this
eause, be ratified and confirmed, uaIsss cause
90 thecontrary be shown on or before the lst
Monday Of Aug, 1882; provided o copy Of
this order Dc published In the Sc. Masy's BeA-
cos, once . week Cor shree successive weeks
prior % the ssiA LIST Monday of Asgnsi.
The report states The land sold f1r ea,0eo.
], FRANK FORD,
OleEk.
True copy-Test:
J.FRASK FORD,
CLERK.
July IL, lss2-3w.
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RATIFICATIOE NOTICE.
Jos. a. Diiiow, e.. Thomas DlIlsw,
W.
J. R.ianIe Norris saa osAsrs.

II iAls ciscais Oeurs coz 81. Mary's couuay.
aisting IS CDmFa % Equity.
20. &2i NJ. II.
nRDKRRD- his lash day ef July, 1854,
- thai she Aaditor's Repers, Sled Gu this
eanses De eafiae4 ana oonaFined, unlesp caase
% The s0elEsrv Be ahown o. % beSors she Isl
Mon&ny VI Amgusi, lee3: pxovided copy
ofshis order he published In ghs "a. MarY :
nxAcons suee wesk ar three sncceaslve
weeks PEitsr % The szid Isl mosday of 4u-
}. PRANK FORD, cse.k.
True tsopg-Tesfs
5siy -. lsss-ss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

RRaDoR AHEo 09o0oos
One greasing with the Fraser Axle Grease
will last tw0 weeks, all 0thexs 4mo or three
days. Try it. It received GFst premium A
the Csntsnnial and Paris Exposition.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27


Ssmmer i here, and viii Sc aarens Ne
aanounce eur rsadiness % naeel SD snsizsse-
enEIiy Cd al osslers nu4 rEeuisementB 60 to
par1 q the pahlie. IN tt width mnk feaxsA
&C Amyiana shsse 10 No assGA II
G Il . ~ - = ~ G.
lbr Msn, neys ena Childsen % cgu.i sAs a.
sivalled assessHnns We now bare g eAkF,
whalhar II sha msasiss ef
aIlR MalBIlHI. HSlsl q en,r.l q
csllenrs. FsrshRmors. eTsry lransnsiien =
exek uied an1es de fair and e9aara cnn&lslaaa
essRinaasd ~ -: deeds aaekmarRA Or na-
mey RUfandra" I'm ualnuR moaan Il IN tsamsis-
fae1inn oF 70 salAl" 70 thoee hvlnR 90 60
lnnre we say: II unable = prrsnnnlly Tisia
ua, write So ear suiEmnaasrruerni bianka.
and trust % - % sena yea. Z. a. o.. as geod
. suia, asd 81 perlses agting ons, - yea
eoalA personally srirrt. ASS
SPECIAL 0RrRR
pay oaa-hnif IA sfraesiiaa expeasea inrnrfra,
iag Ssr the ssmR Mako yoas pusrhmae BE-
snFr exhihiting year ticket. and thus convinee
yourself that ne shass with sea she e3remses
&C the trip.
" Excelsior"
Il che only CAoshing House in the Unltea
States that makes this crest esSers Bear IN
niad that our
Furnishing Goods Department
u one Of the Hnrs, In The land, and that the
lswness Of our prizes 10 . MATTER 81 surprise
to all.
Do not forget the cardinal psinriplesos oar
house, the rUunds Of oar ladder q sncCess.
FAIR DEALING!
ONE PRICEI
PERMANENT POPULARITY
SATISFACTION or no SAlEs
With unrivalled siork and facilities aad
selling 81 the Lowest Living Rates, Ne ask
yos 90 call upon the
ss81eelsleg"
Q. w. Corner saltlnaose
and Light Streets.
Largest Clothing and Furnishing
Establishment in Maryland.
June %, 1881.
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Goo > wesk 10 year ows town. Tr@
0UO sad = estsi ss:- Addrkss y. a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

A bemutifui estate. situated within one mile
~ al LeapnsFdtown, comiain- ia
iag 80 AG8E9 efiam6, wifk E4En
ierge D. IkAIz9 ard al - ~
cesssry OUTHOCSES.
Us acres 81 arabia land, bnI-
n Eaes in fimheE, mnsfly CHEST
AUT. xhss estate fnr mamy vemEs
beinngea 10 the LIS Sssphea HAZE
asn aea Il now swmed by Chas. =, ,
Nsydsa. Tie lsna Il n hieh
state e e1llivsglen- The wheIs srsct viii Be-
80 q pnFaien thegeef - snif puFehaaexss
Is honnlHs viii q porfien wilz &C. sod o. >
poEtiom mithona the annses. Terms easy anA
I'll 10 NE . s8il pssehaesfs. Arpiyto
CHARLES " nAYDEE.
g - pgsmises, 80
20. =. MORGAN, Atty,
Jsns !. isss--tE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

Why d it that eFeEybady cemes q tie Bia
krown Store tetssde3 Bacanse they enn hay
goods eheapg THAI s1T osheg plaza il Ams1-
tea.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-27

annnnnee 60 a
UTION, o. tlae 60
eme a cam6 SO
lFaneA cf the mexs
Had Ne will re "
|ssppozt e de -
sra District
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IN Es'.- 8. - = :. = g.

~. Essay 81. 1zlriasss. go.
c<nss-Upsm sks ssessnsnds.
siaa ~ . fsena / srisA hHewsSs
1moR mxExmma ma . aamie mmA Rm-
ssssnsive faF my &anekser. whem
! waz ehnruuzkly eanwsmeaA erae
wastiag away VIA Cnnsunpsiea.
zssia9 lese Skree dzszkasrs ~ tke
eesEihas disease, un6<F ske care q
e1iaens PAYsieians. uas tosh g
beliese fkas anyshlaw earid arrers
the praKreas &C he dsaezsa. heus. a.
my Rxsa9 SuFprise. hefnre mw damnh.
Ger nd eakem enc hoexIe &C Nmnwmfa
laos bgrTmza, she kaRna q mead
aad new 4 esisa rzssaTeA q fnrmeF
ksslkA. a G2h dan9AseF ReRan ~
shew siRns e Coasumasios. a.
wkaa he phyaieisn "a eoaa.Ils1
he auieklY said @Taaiea were ne.
qmiEad.~ amA whea imesrmed Ihns
&c elder eisser was fakinR nmnwM's
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-01-26
Petticoat Lane.

A Londoner boughtin Petticoat Lane,
which is famous for its tags, rags, and
bob-tails on sale, a Goa in exchange for
his own, paying in addition several shil-
hngs for the bargain. The coat not suit
ing him, he carried it back and ex-
changed it N payment of additional
shillings for an apparently smoother and
nicer one which fitted him exactly. On
getting home and putting his hand in
the pocket, he drew out a pawnbroker's
ticket. 1t was his own, held against his
watch. The nice new coat was the old
which he wore there the first time,
and which had been cleaned, pressed,
and sold to him again for about twice
what it was worth.
Another of these tricks-which every
n except those on whom they are
played enjoys so much-was recently
played on a German inn-keeper by a
peddler who sold him an almanac, and
then, on his wife's coming in and her
husbands going out, sold her another
copy. When the husband discovered it
he sent the porter to the railroad station
to tell the peddler he wanted to see him
or business.
"Oh, yes" said the peddler, "Iknow,
he wants one of my almanacs, but I
can't miss my train for that. You can
give me a quarter and take the almanac
to him." The porter paid the money
and carried a third almanac to the inn
keeper.