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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-02-02
PENSIONS

Are paid to every soldier OF late war who WA I'm anv
way dsaoied py wounds or any kind OF disease or ac4
dent occurring In line duty Any wound or oss az -
finger, eye or rupture varicose yeins chronic 49,
rhea, falling back OF the measles lung dsesse hcs,t
disease liver ssc or In fact dnyAino that caus sns
disability, entities seidier Of late war 20 a pesion
Pensions and eountes collected where dschar1e n~rs
are uet~ dishonorabe discharge ne no har ts $500,
Thousands OF pensioners entitled an fncrease a. nr
sion. Bounty yet due TO thousands OF soldiers VIM A.
not know what their rights Ration money Connected
for sold ers in rebel prisons their heirs New az
charges obtained where lost Pay for horses losf IN
the service. The arrears OF pensions act made An
pensions applied for in time ben at date of dischar1a
Widow children Of the soldier entitled peusona
Dependent mothers and fathers OF soldiers entitled
Fees In all only ten dollars by the late war
Have ysur Investigated by competent attorneys q
Washington. who can give it personal attention. An
soldiers of of 1912 and their widows entitled 20
pension. All soldiers OF Mexican war should write
at oCce. We are also largely engaged In procuring
PATENTS and have 2 special department ID, d
We take out PATENTS in the UNITED STATES and
and your MODEL We file CAVEATS and examine RE
JECTED CASES, INFRINGEMENT, &c. We procure
TRADEMARKS, CoPYRIGHTS, COPIES OF OF.
FICEAL RECORDS, and render opinions In relation 10
patents and property rights In Inventions reasonable
terms Weaso deal In and attend TO all kinds Of for
VANnG before the General Land ONCE pertaining
hANDO to land warrants, scrip Of all kinds, pre-
empon and homestead entries mining and private land
claims and do general land business We also buy
and sell LAND WARRENTS Business connected with
any II the Departments can attend TO reasonable
terms Address N. w. FITZGERALD q CO., Pension,
Patent and Land Attsrneys box $50. Washington. D
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-02-02

Why let children run their shoe heels
over? Prevent it by using Lyons Heel
Stiffners.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-02-02

No family should be without LYDIA z. PfNKHAMr
liver PILLS. They cure constipation, bliousnes.
nd torpidity OF the liver. rs cents per box.
~ Sold bv all DrEgsisfs, "a
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-02-02
A GOOD FAMILY REMEDY!
STRICTLY PURE.
HARMLESS TO THE MOST DELICATE.
By its faithful use CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN
CURED when other remedies and Ply
sicians have faedto effect q cure.

JEREMIAH WRIGHT. Of Marion County, w. Va, writes
US that his wife had PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, and
was pronounced INcURABLE by their physician. when
the use of Aliens Lung Balsam ENTIRELY CURED HER,
HE writes that he and his neighoos think IL the best
medicine in the world
DR. MEREDITH, Dentist, of Cincinnati. thought
10 be in the last STAGES OF CONSUMPTION and in
duced by his friends 10 try Aliens Lung Balsam after
the formula was shown him. We have his letter that
once cured his cough and that he able to
his pratce.
wM. A. GRAHAM & Co., Wholesale Druggists Zanes
vile, Ohio, writes Of the of Matthias Freeman,
wcllkuown citizen who had been afflicted with BRoN-
CHIrIs in It's worst form for twelve years. The Lung
Balsam cured him. has many Others Of BRONCHITIS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-02-02
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE

Call for Aliens Lung Dalsam. and shun the OF al
remedies without merit and established reputation
AS an Expectorant it has no Equal!
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-02-02
NAV RICH BLOOD !!

'kRS0NS' PURGkTIvE PILLS E ,..khios
lood and win completely change the blood In the
r. systeE In three month"; Any who will taks
Pill each night from 1 70 vecks may be rcsoreS
eryvhere. or sent by mall for letter stanrs
JOHNSON Co, Boston. As1A f9rmerQ pengor, Ne
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-02-02

Recommended by Physicians. Ministers an
Nurses. In fact ny everybody who has given It
good trial. 1t Never Fails to Bring Relief.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-02-02
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS
ASTHMA, GROUP
All Diseases Of the THROAT, LUNGS and
PULMONARY ORGANS.

C. S. MARTIN Druggists at Oakly Ky. writes that
the ladies think there Is remedy equal 70 Lung Bal
sam for Group and Whooping Cough.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-02-02

Mothers will find safe and sure remedy 10 give their
children when afflicted with Group.
Il is harmless to the most delicate child
Il contains no Opium in any formi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-12
The Man Who out.uH.rsd All.

They are making lots Of fuss over the fact
that the .JeDsHsfte survivors were compelled tC
live on walrns hide for three weeks, said
Diffendcrfer, down atthe club the other night
Gust az though that was anything so terrible,
Now. if they bad gone through the bardshiPs
that have they might talk.
Cooks been burning your buckwheats,
suppose >" said Boggs, with a satirical wink
''Oh, I'm in earnest, said DihenderieT
g For instance, was lost on Michigan prai-
ne once, and for three days lived on a single
field mouse / caught"
That's nothing" said another member
contemptuously.
Amt eh ? Another time | was shipwreck-
ed in the South seas. Floated around on q
raft sixteen DAYS, with nothing TO eat but a
pair Of old bOot-legs among ten Of US"
Good, soft calfskin isn't SO bad, critically
observed Skidmore, who claimed to have been
a pirate, or something, in carly life.
"Then, on another occasion, said Offender
fer, bracing up again, after a while, Il was
locked bv mistake in q bank, and had 10 sub
sist over Sunday on government bonds and
coupons"
Lots of men doing that now said old
Bolts, gruffy.
q escaped from the rebs during the war al
New DriesDs- said tue narrator, SToWIue
paler aud more determined as he went on
s'and for six weeks hid in the swamp and lived
exclusively on the cast-oif skin Of an ALI
gator"
''You should have boiled i" said Guffeyi
calmly. That's the way ! used to do IL
Africa
There was a silence that could be cut with
a knife after that for some time, when, just as
the crowd was chuckling over the supposed
extinguishment of the story teller, Diffenderfer
took the bit il his teeth and made one more
desperate brush for the lead.
siBut, gentlemen" ne continued, solemuly,
chose were bardships, indeed; but nothing,
absolutely nothing, compared to an experience
1 once endured in this city about three years
ago. Through an unfortunate combination Of
circumstances I was compelled to eat three
hotel steaks in one week. And with awe
struck face the sympathizing crowd arose and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-12
awarded tAs .ui,-ivof Ii. oiHcial e.le.-D'''0i
H,v t.R.,ort a wedding.

Il say - said the reporter. Il don't know
whether this is right
sDou't know whether what is rightly de-
manded the city editor
'This wedding. Iwent there Tonight, anc
they gave me heap of rot about their iroeks
hut i don't know whether It comes on
straight or not. Now, here is Mrs. =. Fv'
got her in a panier silk, trimmed Ia gro'
grain, with black point lace underskirt ane
box-plaited hair Does that sound natural
"Who sent you to wedding asked th'
CITY editor, contempluously. Don't yoS
know that grus grain is a COLOR That was
eros Grain, box-plaited dress, trimmed i
black point lace, and her hair was combed ei
panier. You ought to know better than to &c
things mixed that way. Who else did yot
get? How was the bride dressed 7"
I've got her all right" replied the West
end reporter. She wore a white boufmt
with a princess Thule veil the underskirt Gu
decollette around the bottom, and trimnet
with 4 basque at the sides
That's letter." said the city editor, eneour'
aringly. THAT sounds something like. How
was her hair ,"
ssHer hair was shirred," replied the West
end reporter. "Shirred at the sides and cor
saged on top.
Il don't believe that's right" observed tn
city editor. "Read that again.
at was corsaged at the sides and shirre'
on top" said the West-end reporter, referring
10 his notes.
'Of course" smiled the city editor. Io'
never saw a woman with her hair corsaged o.
top in your life ''-LouiSriiie Courier JouyRd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-12
Western Journalism

Those who are lot accustomed to the play
full and frolicsome style Of conducting news
paper on the frontier are apt to think that the
natural result Of such little expressions OF
high regard as are made by rival journals in
relation to each other must be a front-yard
full Of new-made graves, and a large and
enthusiastic funeral. II is often wonder to
many who see for tie Grst time the choice
epithets and fragrant familiar expressions
made use Of by opposing newspapers that
there is not a more frightful mortality among
editors in the West Il is true that Journal
lists west Of the Missouri River 90 sometimes
die violent deaths, but very rarely from each
others hands. They do not velter in each
others gore oftener than once week, as a
general rule Death to the Western editor is
more frequently caused by old age or hunger
than anything else. They are also sometimes
hung 10y an eursged populace. But out OF all
our newspaper acquaintance, so Tar, we can
not call 10 mind one who has been killed by a
fellow journalist Most every newspaper
man who is at times termed by his rivals an
escaped horse-thief, knows that It is not true,
or at least hopes to outlive any such charge as
that, and cheerfullY calls his rival a grave
robber, and thus turns popular attention away
from himself, while at the same time he adds
10 Tie interest OF lis ldptls anu ouNaNAANSlo
70 his list Some think that Western journals
are too spicy in this way, and that there is too
much vigor about this style Of conducting a
newspaper; but we hardly think so. So long
as there are no lives lost, and the editorial
fraternity live to good old age, we do not
see that there need be any kicking about it.
Those who now enter our office with wild
look Of apprehension need not be alarmed. We
have not killed any one who adhered TO the
etiquette Of the Office, for several weeks. Since
the cold weather came on we have been strug-
Cling to overcome this fendish thirst Of human
life, and those who come in here now with a
view toward the promotion Of friendly rela-
,ions will be as safe as they would be at their
own fresides The death-rate in our office
TOR the past six months Is low. We may run
a man through the power-press by mistake
once in a while, OF kick bore under the stove
and cook him, but we have resolved that
human life will not hereafter be scrihced un-
less II is absolutely unayoidable.-LndIdis
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-12
A Feast Of Literature
FOR ALL AGES THAT HAS
Never Been Excelled in This City,

and while the range Of the has sought for to
sut al ages, the tastes Of the community have not been
overlooked either in the class Of reading style or
binding ~ THE STOCK EMBRACES:
Bryants Holmes, LongfelloW's. Meredith's. Tcnuy-
son,s and Mhittier's Poems, in cloth and morocco
Christmas Tide. lrs, The School Boy Prince DcnkAOu,
The Kings secret. Lucille. Dream Of Fair Women,
First Of NAV BRUSH Gobnz. DOres Rhine Of the An
cienf Mariner Shakespeare Characters, Reynard the
Fox. sunshine aud storm, Little Women, Ballads OF
Bravery Ballads Of Beauty, Paul Lecroi1s Famous Art
Worksg vols; Isis Unveiled, our Familiar Songs and
Those Who Made Them. Uncle Toms CabiE Fairy
Land OF science, The Universe Painter sculptOrs, etc
Pleasant spots Around Oxford Art in Europe, Art and
Artists in Connecticut Boy King Arthur Farm Fest
walls, The Worlds Worship in Wood and stone Lover
Of Provence, Pastoral Days. Wandering Jew. Laurel
Leaves French Pictures. Caledonia Tropical NAturr.
In the SKY Garden. Pearl Fountain, Fern Paradise.
BEAUTIFUL Snow Landscape in Am. Poetry shepherd
Lady The Sea Recocctions Of Writers, Half Hours in
Natural History. Green's History Of English People,
Wcisses Origin. Progress and Destiny OF the English
Language and Literature. Geke's Life and Works Of
Christ vols. Dicsen-s Works. lambs Works. Nncau-
ionary % Dates. Guiz0t's History Of Civilization,
Khediye'- Egypt Egypt 20 Palestine Hand Book Of
Legendary Art Sketchiug from Nature Hand Book in
PaTEs and GARDENS Of Paris Literary BoqEei, Roses
and Holly Lihfary Treasures Of Wit and Humor Bird
Life In Eastern Seas. foCastle Yarns. Uncle Remus,
British Pocts. vols; Plymoth Collections Of Hymns
and Tune Bibles Shakespeare Work. Taylor :
Cfocthc's Faust LuLkc's Art svolz- American Home-
American Painters. Hollands Works, Gibbons Rome.
Children Of the village Ingoldsby Legends, Haam :
Works. Maple Leaves. Knights Shakespeare, royal
gusrto edition, yols Light Of Asia. Prh Collector.
Aips Tcuuy=on's songs. with Music. ThorVAld-en' :
Life and Works. Shakespeare Gems, L1nZfcllOW's,
Emerson's and other Birthday Books Friar jerome.
Undcrbrush, The Farp0rl Nine Day Of Fate, End Of
Coil. Up the River Drifting Memoirs Of Napoleon
and Mad de Rem1sat, Brazil, Boy Traveiers- Farm
Ballads Papyrus. Little FoIks in Feathers and Furs
together with variety Of latest Books by favOre su-
thors and many other wOfks OF various kinds.-The
Line Of Children Books s very fall and esunot fail 70
satisfy an tastes Caldecot and Linen Toy Books in
variety. embracing the new line OF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-12

The 5. 5. Ciy IF Sy'ias4 arrived early on
Monday morning the 10th inst. BY her, we
hav. dates to the 9th instant, from which We
clip the following
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-12

MELBOURNE, March 23.--The Ag,, in its
issue to-day, publishes an article purporting
to give authentic information with regard to
Russian designs upon the Australian Colonies.
The intelligence is furnished by one Henry
Byrant. who is alleged 10 have been employed
as agent by Admiral Aslambesoff during his
recent visit to the Colonies.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-12


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81 aneieas Journalism. II undertook 10 70
port IN ffesh, snccince, uucnnseniionAl way
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az hrmmn fnfereas. aud cnmmentinw upon a.
faiEr with the fsnrsessness &c absolute in4e-
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BOILED OYSTERS.

They can be cooked 70 perfection
oniy on q hinged gFidirOn made Of
wire. and over . clear charcoal FIRE.
Drain and dry the oysters on q son
cloth; grease veil the gri.liron to pre-
vent the sticking Of the oysters, spread
them evenly upon one-half, fold the
other half down upon them and broil
them a. quickly as possible, turning
them onl5 once, and be careful not to
Iet them basrM or Get orer done. as oysters
too often are. Have ready some hot
melted butter, with q little salt and
lemon juice in it also, sone hot hut
tered toast Of baker, bread, in half
slices. on which spread the oysters.
drop little melted butter on each.
and serve with sprigs Of parnlsy, or
with olives.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-12

Thfa i ths asaaen q TIE year
when. the rich f'ronenabsr che poor
By giviag costly presents e thsiE
wealthy tsienda.
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PROFESSIONAL.


B. HAssis CAHALIxs. EHocn b. AsnE
THRanasFsigned Attorneys Law and
D Solicitors. In Chaneery, have, this lst
dag Of January, 1880, foFmed eo-paFtnsr-
chip In tlls practice oftheiFprolsssion. nn-
der the name and styIe ofCamaiieT& Abel.
They wilipractiee n the county ofSt. Ma
ry'tand the adj0ining counties.
especial attenlion viii be paid 10 the eoa-
lection ofclaims.
Onieein theConTt House Address
CAMALIER 4 ABELL, LeonaFdtows,
SO. MaFy's county, Nd.
ID. HARnHs OAMALIRR,
RHocH D. ABsLL.
Jan Q, ise0--tf.
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oYaTER sALAn.

A delicious said i made by using
cold parboiled oysters in place Of
chicken. with celery, lettnce and =
MAyonnaise Sauce or American Salad
DEesaing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-12

DARTIES wishing to sell farms, by fur.
nishing the undersigned description,
&C., will have the same advertised ire 81
charge. We have made arrangements with
several Real Estate Agents for the sale Oflanda
in lower Maryland.
MOORE o MORGAN,
LeonardlOwn.
Sspa IS, lssl--tE
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ron snKREFF.

Mezsrs. Editors :-Plesae annonnca Mr- JAS
M. AF4vEY, M Rspnhlsran candidaie Cor IN
ncxl Sheiaalty and say that be win Fscsiv.
the cordial mppou oe
Nov a, 1891. Tn PBeREn
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FRIED OYSTERS.

Drain and thoroughly dry the oys.
tiers on . soft linen cloth. Beat ur
two or three eggs with an equal bull
ct cream and 9 heaping saltspoon Of
salt. Dip the oysters i1iteu by one
roll in finely sifted bread crumbs
(preparad by rubbing the. heart of q
stale loaf in q towel and passing 4
through { sieve. gsntly press them
not fattening but keeping them a
short, thick and plump Is possible,
and lay aside for half an hour in q
cool place; again dip, soll in crumbs
and cool for another half hour. Then
fry quickly in q deep pan full of very
hot lard to a.dsep yeElOx color, bui
do not brOaVR them or they will be
tough and greasy. Remove them
quickly with 8 skimmer, drain care.
fully and ssrvb on q wlIite napkin
with sprigs Of p arsley and bits oflem.
on.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-12
PANIED OYSTERS.

Put fifty oysters in stewpan, over
a quick FIRE, with four ounces of but
ter, two saltspoonsful of salt and one
each Of ground allspice, white pepper
and mace. Give one boil and they
are ready to serve If longer cooked
they become tough and indigestible.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-12

Put tn dnahs z nesdsa, wsSS<h >
pint Of water FOR every hundred. in >
saucepan on the FIRE; at the first boil
take them of. remove the scum. strain
them a. quickly as possible. and drop
then into cold watsr, where they can
ysmain Cor few minutes. but must
hs wen drained when used.