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81 ffSpJI 1amidas COd1o not re- 9olll
smiling, fell on their knees and begged
forgivpess. The prevailing mania for
elopement had seized them. Seeing a
carriage before the door, and being un.
der orders to watch the artists move,
ments, they thought to thwart the elope-
nlent of their mistress by using the ar>
lists carriage for their own. Meanwhile
%bo % o-J &lo l.
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the house tidy .dsten for my e.
who would rise early and sit . ~.
for my sake :" :.
'Oh, how Beautiful" murmured Laura
"just like dear, sef-sacricing man y
"Do you know of such One, my
angel q
"Yes, | do" responded Laura. fervent-
ly; but you must not call me your
angel, for she might not like it; she's in
the kitchen now washing the dishes, and
she tod mother this morning she'd justsas
leave get married this winter as live out,
if she only felt able to support husband.
She's just the girl you want, and she'd
love you within an inch of your lifs."
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] sick headache. For habitual constipal
sc it all the time. and prefrr il to anvil

cioc' It iS sOlu dt CU CcuLs per DOttle oil Z0
doses, and is known as Bailey's SALINE AfsE-s
RENT" Thus speaks most sensible woman.
Cast a Line for Yeursslf.A
A young mar stood listIessly Watching
some anglers on a bridge. H. was poo,s;
and detected. AT last, approaching a
basket filled with wholesome-looki ,ish
he sighed:
If now | bad these would be happr.
| could sell them at fair price and bny
me food and hdging."
Il will give you just as many and inst
as good FISH," said the owner, who had
CHANGED to overhear his words, 's.f you
will do me trltiing favor."
"What is il 2" asked the other.
Only TO teud this line till eons
back | wish to 90 on short errand."
The proposal was gladly accepted. The
old man was gone so long that The young
man began to ge. iinpatient. Meanwhile
the hungry fish snapped greediIy at the
baited hook. and the young man lost alI,
his depression in the excitement of pull.
ing them 10 and when the owner of the.
line t,tuyI1pd he had csuoht q I.,
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property owners be ma.

We continue to act Solicitors for Patents, Caveats
Trade Marks, Copyrights, etc. for the United States
Canaqa, Cuba, England France, Germany, etc. We
have had thfrty.nve years. experience.
Patents obtained through are noticed In the SCI
EETIFIC AMERICAN. This large and splendid illus-
trate< weeklypaper SO q year. shows the Progress
OF Science, Is very interesting and has an enormous
circulation. Address MUM & CO., Patent Sotci-
tors, Pubs. OF SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 81 Park Row,
New York Hand book ah0Ct Patents free.
eTOggCe.
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the outer darkness; the too much ness of
The occasion overcame him like summer
cloud.-Halyar Chronicle.
~ never used such medicine. Neuer-well
hardly erer. 1t foams and sparkles just .ks a
glass OF soda water. Oh it is perfectly aplen-
did. One swallow cures heartburn and, acid
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house OF a fl1end,- :

ttUtHo LttteI tH AUUtSVtIIt COuFtGF journal
Guilty of Wrong.
Some people have fashion of confusing ex-
cellent remedies with TIE large mass ofs'patent
medicines" and in this they are guilty of a
wrong. There are some advertised remedies
fully worth all that is asked for them. and one
at least we know of-Hop Bitters. THE writer
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NEW YORK, 1882
The SUN for 1882 will make its fifteenth
annual revolution under the present manage
ment, shining. as always, for all, big and little
mean and gracious, contented and unhappy
Republican aad Democratic, depraved and vrtu
ons, intelligent and obtuse. THE SUN;s lieh:
is for mankind and womankind of every sort
bit its genial warmth is for the good, while il
pours hot discomfort on the blistering backs OF
the persistently wicked.
THE SUE of 1868 was newspaper of new
kind. 1t discarded mary of the forms, and a
multitude of the superHuous words and phrases
of ancient journalism. 1t undertook to report
in fresh. succinct, unconventional way all
the news of the world emitting no event of
human interest, and commenting upon affa irs
with the fearlessness of absolute Independence.
The success OF this experiment was TIE success
of The Sun. 1t effected permanent change in
the style of American newspapers Every i'm
portant Journal established ia this country in the
dozen years past has been modelled after THE
Sun. Every important Journal already existing
has been modified and bettered by the force of
The Suns example.
The Sun Of 1882 will be the same outspoken.
truth-telling. and interesting newspaper.
BY liberal use of the means which an abnn-
dant prosperity affords, we shall make it better
than ever before.
We shall print all the news, putting it into
readable shape, aud measuring its Importance
not by the traditional yaFdstick, bat by its real
interest to the people. Distance from Printing
House Square is not the first consideration with
The SIN. Whenever anything happens worth
reporting We get the particulars, whether it
happens in Bioeklyn or in BokhaFa.
In politics We have decided opinions and are
accustomed to express them in language that
can be understood. We say what we think
about men and events. That habit is the only
secret of The SUS's political course.
The WEEKLT Sun gathers into eight pages the
best matter OF the seven daily issues. An Agri-
cultural Department of uneqRalled merit, full
market reports. and a liberal proportion of
literary, scientific, aud domestic Intelligence
complete THE WEEKLY Sun, and make it the best
newspaper for the farmers household that was
yer printed.
Who does not know and read and like THE Sun
,AY SUN, each number of which is Golconda of
literature, with the best poetry of
he day, prose every line worth reading, news,
enough to I'll good-sized book. |
nd infinitely more varied aud entertaining than
ny book, big of little?
Ii our idea of what q newspaper should be
leases you, send for Tue Sun.
Our terms are as follows:
For the daily SUN, a four-page sheet of |
columns, the price by mail, post
rs .a,a n
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ice at New Orleans. Ia
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lowing named settler has dled notice of his in
tention to make iinal proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Judge or Clerk of Court at VermiIionvill.,
La. Dec. 30th. 1881, viz: Oldou Brnussari
Homestead No 4GlG, for the n. of s. W Sec
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a climate as we have most of the year in Bay
City, and has always found them to be sirst class
and reliable, doing all that is claimed for them
tribune.
The question is asked, whether our
present silver dollars iare legal tender
for any amount" The standard silver
dollars, as they are called, are legal
tender to any amont. The standard
dollars are those that weigh 412t grains,
and put their trust in God pious dol>
lars, but swindlers, like many people
who wear their piety as a cloak Of ini'
quity. The arade dollars, weighing 420
grains, are not legal tender at all. They
were legal tender at one time to the
amount of five dollars in any single
payment, but they are not so now. They
do not pretend to be pious, but they are
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Dec. 23 1881. Member P. j. I'd Ward.
NVENT0DC address EDSON BROS,
I1N ' LIN lUnO Attys-at-Law and Pat
ent Solicitors, Washington, D. c.. for references
and advice, sent FREE. We attend exclusively to
Patent business. Reasonable terms. Reissues.
Interfercnces, and cases rejected ia other hands
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and you will feel better for having drank onlv
that which you need. Aud again We are aI
apt to acquire the habit of drihking while eat
ing cur meals. Animals dol, do it, and it is
hurtfal to us. Nature gives us all the saliva we
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1T CHI dlUEH 70 UUY.
par,1Nohes. Wa snstln

Chair. &C., are bought directly Of the manu-
facturers and will be sold very low.
We are also prepared to furnish Conias on
short notice. -.
Post Ofice block adjoining NJ P. Young & Co
varmilionyille, La, Oct. Both 1890.
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husband considered it trivial affair, and
thought Of no serious results. The next few
days she became much worse and doctor was
called in. He failed to find ont the cause Of
suffering, aud only prescribed for the fever and
headache. She recovered only after two years
suffering, and was then cured by the use OF rr.
Dromgoole's ENGLISH FEMiLE BIrTgRs One
bottle of this wonderful female regulator would
have cured her during the first few days.
WATER DRINKISG.-Chldren are apt to drink
more water than they need. You doubt it. nv
dear child When you come in the house pant
ing and thirsty from play, yon vii! take tIm-
bier Of water and drink it dowa as fast as yon
can, and then rush ont TO resume play. and.
perhaps, repeat the drink. Now, the next time
yon feel thirsty try his experiment Take
goblet of water ahd slowly sip it, Before it is
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Il fulfil my promise from the fish so
have caught to teach you whenever 80
80 Others earning what you need.
waste no time in ffuitless wishing, i,
cas-, liae 70, yourself"
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a acres. more or less, with residence, kitchen,
s.rr, stables. &c, situated about six miles west
nf VWsrmilionvile W. and one mile south of the La.
" pa;lroad The land is suitable for the cnlti.
W As~ oopn entfn, a.,n II IA
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.arate prices. Also first-class machine m,

shingles. WALKER s. yo11vn
Anril l6, 1881. Centreville, La. K
TAKE EOTECE. II
"a. PERSONS are hereby warned not /
~ ..or or pass through my enclosures viii !
4 q. rserrnission. ANY trespasser win be pros
ent "a pstl'i ~ me full extent of the law.
{ulEAt aQQf u I,NyN
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VeT. OouHITHS Uut Ifom them as MANY
as Were in the basket, and presenting
them 10 the Young man, the Old f,hur
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, JuuU" iHPEI, an 2
umus, the price is

UI III J-sIA VUIuIHHs, lHe price Is % cents per
month, or $40 a year, postage paid.
The Sunday edition OF THE Sun is also
furnished separately at size year, postage
paid.
The price of the WBSXLY SrN, eight pages,
fifty-six columns, is 81 year. postage paid.
For clubs of ten sending SO we will send an
extra copy free.
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"A CfJFCtCHO, A/ss.
Sale Of Elabrssstdet: Cattle.
TN accordance with resolution of the Police
L Jury of the parish Of lafayette, will pro-
ceed to sell to the last and highest bidder, at
the residence Of William Suites, in the Second
Ward, on Saturday the 14th day Of January,
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.-.aa.ocS E.aza.ng "a.

~ryyTE undersigned are now prepared to deliv
- cvpress lumber for building or other pur
= saved or split, 10 such qqantity as ina
Posss. 3 aes;red. at any point on the Morgan or th
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that certain number of Standard
silver dollars have been deposited with
the treasurer of the United States.
They are not legal tender, but are ere,
ceivable for customs, taxes, and all pub
lie dues" to the national government.
A BEES Sting is only one-tourth of an inch
long. very small and insignificant thing vet
it leaves warm impression of about two feet,
and there's nothing stingy about the sensation
either. A certain merchants wife danced to
late hour one night became oyerheated, and
returned home in thin dress. Next morning
she bad a severe headache and general pain and
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'so we'll adapted for stock farm. For par
- 4bic nfiinn

nlars apply at IlIIs UlH0o'
FOR SHE.
100 ACRES Of good prairie land situated
IUB on the line of the parishes Of Lafayette
"a e. Landry, ten MS naribwest of Vermil.
;anv;Ie sur l and four milciseg Ise Ii w Railroad.
Price ,aJc s225. .Apply at ibis OF
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Publisher of The SUN, New York City.
Notice.
TslI0SE doing business in the parish of Lafay-
i cite aud who have not paid their license tax
FOR the year 1881 hereby notified 70 come for
ward end sttle the game within tho .....r,t..
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DICK oeP5se so'''7F
une resolution invitant le secretsire dh
Tresor a fournir dams le plus bref deSi
possible un etat des droits actuel erTent
imposes en- France ct en- A'lVnsgne sa'
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UNSIGNED LAWS There are two
hundred and seventy odd acis passed
By the late General Assembly which
awsil he signature q the Governor
te become laws. IN justice to His
Ezcellency. It should Be stated that,
xhDugli lill uuasll, Be vas ii Annapo-
lis On tbs 18th instant e perform his
part 10 the ceremony, but the sickness
of Tie Speaker ofthe House. whose
presence. Il seems. i essential. pre-
vented any actioa. How long this
rtale Of affairs viii last il mere con
lecture. Tie President Of the Senate.
whose presence at he signing Of the
bills aforesaid, is alec iadisE enable, is
reported 10 have said. that It Is : b MT
fine for him 70 BE taken sick, and 70.
there is no knowing a. present when
the inchoats laws in question will 30
signed and legally authenticated. Ia
the meanwhile. the varied interests
connected with action % these bills
airs ID state Of chaos, particularly
that Of tobacco. the buyers apparently
having come TO an understanding not
70 purchase until the Issue between
the free and compulsory systems Of
inspection has been settled. Thismay
be funny for the boys. but is rather
rough on the frogs We advise to-
hacco planters to possess themselves
with patience. but to keep their pow
der dry.
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OF. e11Aksf SAr. April 18Th, lsss-
aessFs. Eaiiors:-T hrigh, and balnly
Spring weather. aided By the suns general
rnys, has caused the siumherina earth 10 re-
suscitaie her exhausted energies and begins q
cloths herself with her manils Of green, and
NIL animate natnse has begun ;0fseI iis soclls-
ing and cheering inauence. bot anoiher
Northern blast has PASSED over and put a sud-
den stop 70 this pottiag forth for while, aud
All vegetation has been checked. The pcselses
are al, or nearly II. Killed. Nheas is look
ing very ereea AID vigorous and bids fair a
make a large yisIs. The tobacco plants an
looking vel.
The old prossrb iisaf aiser storm iIer6
IS always rslm, Is veri6 Il IA our poll
ainoslhere. After vtrs ssorus 81 s.cr lie
iegislsilire lznFnaa = - ~
lrg -. - |.ss. FS|ncs. Ihe
fE4 ding iNefs II baslA Esuses ronrur In he
slasenwnt lhai arery plsdgs lsas heen redeemed
and thai they have prompiIy and thoroughly
done al that has heen either demanded or
promised. 50 fHr Is am cnRspesent Of iu5g-
ing ihiuk there vas great deal or wsnngl
lang and eFoss-asine among them and very
little bsnefeial werk done I think there has
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ii mile ana rspeas-Puree $50 En-
tries Wade Tlssnt.scn Dr. j h VA.
ton Iimber Lao b Code
Hampton vs. II easv winner ~
both heass ranninr under 1 puli al.
ring tie whole race. Isim6ef Loo
pressed hard il The second heat aud
took the track il the frst round
Hampton easily closed up On the back
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-20

ST.. Mays Co, April 10, 1852.
During our late Court term, Measrs.
Editors, / determined 70 visit the
Almshouse. Having heard 50 much
Of improvements made By the present
energetic manager. ] was very anx-
ious TO see for myself. AZ several years
ago. when / was Que Of the Trustees,
It was, without exception, the most
tumble-down, forlorn and delapidated
looking place Ialmost eversaw. Well,
sirs, could scarcely believe the evi-
dence Of my own eyes. ] walked all
over the place. Mr Bond has opened
and put in cultivation % or so acres
of new land--lias got the whole place
under first-class fencing (a large part
Of il we'll ditched and drained -the
road fronting the house tiitehed and
enclosed BY a good plank fence rnn-
ming around the buildings, which
have been repaired and whitewashed,
the yards graded. and where ducks
and pigs used to wallcw in mud and
water, is now solid and dry. Every
thing has a look Of life and activity
about it, and am certain that to-day
the property is really worth 100 per
ct. more than when he took charge Of
it. There is no question about the
fact Of his being the right man in the
right place. The paupers look con
tented and happy. How be car i'm
prove the place. feed and clothe the
paupers for what he gets il mystery
10 me with corn and groceries at their
present price. Certain it is Mr Bond
has done his duty to Tie people Of the
county since he has been there. dc
not think there ought to be question
Of continuing him there. lie is evi-
IDENTIFY a hrst-class farmer. Bnt il
does leok as II lie COMPENSATION wa.
very slnaii / Of course, advocate
economy, hut de- not think the poor
should be scrimped in food. wish
every taxpayer Of the county woEld
60 there and see thcimprovem5nt.
write this simply to let the people
know how their property il taken care
Of by republican Court. Keep Bond
there a few years and it will be one
Of the most valuable little farms in the
county.
Well. our Legislature has adjourned
and / think old ST. Mary's has right
TO be proud Of her representatives.
have letter before ME from q friend
there who. speaking Of the different
members, says Judge Canter was one
Of the most popular members Of the
House. They are anxious for him IA
return Col. Allston, be says, stands
second to no man in the Senate and
has made himself record Of which
the oldest politician might we'll bg
proud. But the rheumatism warns
me to close.
An OLD Trustee.
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Loo Corrsspeaaenes. J
cn.aIarrE nALL, April lolh, b


cHAMorTR lALL, April 10Th, 1882.
Messrs. Edisoss:--
Next cane fresh April Gull Of lnsly hid.
And wani0n as 4 Kid. whose home new buds:
Upon bull sc rode, the same which led
Europa floating through the Atgalirk fiads
Ills ha-I.s we're gi'den All with COLDER stnds,
And garnished with garlaads, goodly sight,
Of all Tie fniresl flowers and fieslafsi hGds,
Which the esrih brings icrsh; and wet he
seemed II sight
With waves thruugh Which be waacd for his
loves delight"
Each Of The brotherhood has les own pecu.
liar charm, which he losef o. nature Ia an
It's varying moods is.aos slow L Dissolve, eyen
the wild winds II March. swee;inv over moor
land and sea and bowling defiance tabrezes
q the South. reeeive Welcome Earh month
mas Us changes. and ils own. peculiar climatic
charscieristics. which have their BLESSINGS.
sfkFiake ~ . pleassag sariesy witch gives
IA rrs ssstM sAkss ssssss. i sk.ss -
mpaiS M
III day lie sun Shines upun.
6fss spring monsh and giving
d iansasle ofthe reuovasrd beanty Or earth,
aud lnrihg 70 orr midst tie sweet ehoristers
Of moorland and copse, has its own special
charm in the gradual transition from thesiern
aad naked aspect Of the earth to suflened
beauty which The nsw-sora iciiaee aud early
flowers Of The spriur-side alone can give.
April IS an especial friend 500 Of the farmer
since II Is now that iie toruss LIS plaus ahou,
the work he shall Do aud gives MIA. tlse appor-
uaity u mixing sure blow at She acsurnul4-
ted labor before bin.
Ia the Aihan calendar be rear being COM
posed d ten months April has she Grst rank
consisting ofthirty.si days RomnHus placed
il second giving il ihifiy days Nums POM
pilius ranked Il 'oarth ana gave il tlsirty-uine
days while Jalias czssr made rednciion
Of niue days bringing i dowa % lis present.
nanber Its diIsscuis n trace tire err aology
Of the wurd. AFiil. but lnost probably derived
fran Aphrilis which IN is fasn owes It's der
isation from TIE Geek name Of Aphroaiie.
ihropgh iIis eon;eadcd tat i Is from 4 <zis.
osea. from he openins q he buds during
his month. Amsag car sroseaisors. shs
Anelo-Saxons. il ~ styled Os,er-Nonih
probahis From ihe prevalence Of the east
wind during his nsonsA 1any are tAe farm
asaAinas lnhl-1 Aova Froaa gsaeration - gea.
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- <ih csiiaSs ana > sAa par uns inarkes IN
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pssassAs, : his-'ong ssnness bns Frequency
a@keR HwAy none y dcAin serrors' ta0agh
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James >. Downs assninlalr1tors
ws
3. Alexasder Clarke a6mfs. and othefs.

IN the fiFspst Court for q Narv sconntv
sslsinz - E Corrs II Eensty.
50 zf3 81 u
nkIknEO tiis sznd oar q sInsch. 1es2
~ sahai slse Eale Hiate ard reilefied - 4 8
cosslbs aud James a Wilson. TRUSTEES Is III
eAase- l'e ratifesl aad eoBhEasea. uniess cs.ssl
- the eonlrarfhe sinwn On ~ tescsr ~ ~
Aosdaa Of Pzil 1882 p.osfasd copy 81 fai.
order be Fab iaAee 10 toe -. Harvss isfscax
once weess Or thsee succes ire sT...i.e 3 3,
70 tie sid ard aora4y ~ arrsl f''~'
The FEpors States the and "a - naaee
J FRANK FORD, clugk.
True copy Test
Isreh =. 1852 ~.
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THE RACES.
fInsr 90

The day was beautiful for the sport
and quite a.cEowd gathered to wit
Hegsit Owing % the busy season with
karners. the attendance was not as
large as at the Fall meeting. but still
there were enough to make the vel
kin ring as favorites would come in
winners. Our friends from Charles
.aad Prince Georges put in an appear
anes, but there are whispers that they
did not select the winning horses al
ways. Be this 40 it may, IL Is o long
lane that has no turn. Pool selling
was feature Of the meeting. as US
nal
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IN pnrSnauce Of he above order. haret,v
give notice .haf bare detained sro,s, IN. 1sr.
paans Court q S. Mary tonnty MAryf Id
letters o. adnsinis rsii0n on the personal :.
tate Of 1as Jsrboe. late o. said county. AZ.
cesssea Al peSsons having claims agaias,
The sald decreased are hereby nofified 10 exhtt..
= Tie ssnse With the proper vouchers attached
thereto . tise subscriber, On Of before d.
sib day Of ecl., 1882. they viii oihervlss
~ ias be excluded from The benefits Of tI.t
said eslase- All persons Indebted foflse DE-.
eezsed are requested 70 make Immediate pag-
naent % tie subscriber.
LITTLE v JARBof
Adininisisaifix.