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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-18

GOLDEN DAYS, an attractive and
wholesome juvenile weekly, published
by James Elverson, Philadelphia,
enters upon its third year with large
circulation. 1t is charming publi-
cation for the youth.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-18
NOTICE.

The Civil Authrity Of the Town Of Wood.
stock are hereby noufed to meet at the Town
Hall, in Woodstock, on Tuesday, the Slst
inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the Abatement
Of Taxes.
G i: r. s SSSsHlA1' s'''''"'''
Woodstock, Jan. II, 1882.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-18

HARVARD.
"A Barnard man, Two know him
well,) went down to Bethel village
one Sunday recently with a load OF
poultry, aud after making tho rounds,
wanted to know "what in thunder oil
the stores were shut up for" He
found out when the church bells rang.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-18

Thomas j, Perry has returned to his
sons in Massachusetts, to spend the
winter.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-18
No. ROyaItOn.

No. ROyaItOn.
The directors and stockholders OF
the First National Bank, located at
this place, have voted to close the in
stitution.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-18

See notice in another column by
Selectmcn for abatement of taxes.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-18

Uncle Tim, Perkins has formed good
resolutions for the New Year, Read
his notice in another column. Uncle
Tim, had rather be right any time
than to be President of the United
States.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-18

Holland, this State, has the spall.
pgx. Five cases arg reported.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-18

This weather will toll on the "old
mans" wood pile.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-18

llayn't had 10 swear much about
shovelng snow this winter,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-18

ventures Of
Wild bill, Buffalo Bill, Kit KnrsOn
Capt. Payne, Capt. Jack, Texas
Jnck, California Joe.
And other celebrated Indian Fighters, Scouts.
Hunters, and Guides. A book Of Thrilling
Adventures on the plains Fights with Iudi-
ans! Grand Buffalo Hunts Desperate Adve l.
lures Narrow Escapes! Wonderful Shooting
and Riding! Wild Life in the Far West
100 Illustrations! 16 Full. page Colored Plates
The grandest book for Agents ever pu olished.
Price 5000. Agents complete outfit. so
cents. Outfit and copy for % 90. - Write
at once for agency, or terms and illustrated
circulars, to VIM. H. SHEPHERD. SSS Broad
way. New York.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-18

The Fire Wardens have organized
us follows: John II. Pinks, Capt. |;
John S. Eaton, First Asst. james
W. Hazen, Second Asst. Ward No.
|, G.. w. Paul: No. 2, VIM. r.
Hewitt; No. 8, M. S. Myers; No. A.,
B. II. Pinncy; No. 3, Oliver W.
Shnrwin
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-01-18

ia PoArsa, sup't,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10

There was . neeting Of the 0rphans cour,
on Tuesday last, ali the JUDGES being pre.en,
The following business was trnnmesed /:
On aPplicatiOn, Tie Court asposnsea 1.,,..
W. Thomas. Admr. Of Jsanuesle = Tha,..-
J. Thomas Bronze and Heart Warine wer.
appointed 70 appraiss she psrsonal estate y
said deceased. Ordered By ne Court sl,a,
Jos .. Allston, executor ofThos. H. s1rl.e-
er' pay no further m0ney % Thos. Sprinerr
ont q said estate iOr his support, nor 70 Lew
= Springer, except for educational uurDones
>. J. AllstOn was appointed admr. de boei.
non 81 Benz. Hewitt decreased. Inventory a.
y. E and Spencer Harrison, admrs. Of Thee.
Harrison, deceased, fIed and order for saie
granted upon usual terms. Ordered, that
the proceeds Of 3 bids. Of tobacco raised bx
4 y Edwards on Herring Greek Farm. now
m The hands q w. II. Moore 4 Co., be paid
over % -. A:lston, d. b. n. Of BENT. Hew-
itts the landlord Of said Edwards, and Be by
him distributed 20 the parties entitled. The
acct. Of $2s, fled By BENZ. Goddard, VI. he
estate Of Thomas y. Springer, deceasea, was
cut down TO $l2.50, a%d the same ordered
TO be paid TO bin BY she executor Of saId De-
ceased. The lst account OfR @. COMBS, ex-
eeutor Of Mary Leach, fled and pfobated
Inc Court then adjourned 10 August 2and.
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Local Dott1zagsn.


BRIEF A&Bs4~@sA
The prominent democratic politicians Of
,his State seem bent upon killing the go0ss
that laid the golden egE and now Il Is In
order for the goose TO determine whether Il
will be killed or not.
Though there has heea but a-smaIl advance
In urices, there IL q decided boom in che
What market all over the country. Those
uho made haste 10 sen are nearly related 10
she man who locked his Atable door when Il
wsr TOO late 70 do any good.
The Egyptian war amounts thnsfaE 70 little
more than outpost afEAis, bat there are sndi-
cations In Rusgiaa ports that serious business
i meant and MAY be preeiPitated At any mo-
mrut. Our sympashies are with honesty and
civilization, and therefore with Old England.
Hs Hoses, Judge Ford, Who has been
cOnhned to his bed " saeknsas for the past
week, l. improving and and Is expected 70
be out in few days.
We regret to hear that Nr. John A. CANA
lIer, though not seriously sick, 10 still in the
tolls Of bilious fever. he has been q prisoner
10 his complaint for week We hope soon
10 sse him On change again.
A case Of small pox Is reported h this dis
srict, but II Is not indicated with sufficient
certainly TO justify a mention Of the locality.
IL would be well. however, to invoke vaeci-
nation. Since writing the above. We have
obtained medical authority Cor the statement,
that the case referred to Is genuine case Of
email poK. II is In the family Of Capt.
BENJAMIN Foxwell, near orr village.
There was Phantom Ball at Moore's Hotel
On Friday Eight last which passed on very
pleasantly.
We hear with please=s that all the Summer
Resorts on the Potomac in ibis county are
fIItd with visitors. A few more could be
accommodated In LeOnardtOWn.
We have heard nothing since our last Ie-
nor, OF the new railroad impetus which was
promised in Southern Nd. railroad affairs
report Of Camp Meeting particulars and
proceedings at Laurel Grove in the 9Th dis
irict has not yet reached rs. Can Observer
account for it2 The letter Of Gen. Chapman
will explain why we are not TO have any inn
provement in our present mail arrangements.
We submit the question, however, could not
action be had upon the bond of the contrac-
tor for repeated failures to deliver the mail al
IeonardtOwn and Other points in the county
within The schedule timer A republican meet
ing is advertised TO come OF At Beaps School
House In the lower section OF the county on
the 18th of August, instant, which will be
addressed By Coils. Crane and Allston.
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ns Rex Fersiliser.

u will be seen by reference TO their ad-
veriisement, elsewhere published, that the
prOprietors Of the Rex Ammonialed Super
phosphate Francis Neale & Sons, los, s.
Ihas. 81. have reduced the price Of their fer
tilizer without diminishing any Of It's valua-
ole qualities. See the analysis. The we'll
earned reputation Of the Messrs. Neale for
honesty and Eair-dealing Is ample guarantee
80 the farmers Of this county that they will
not be imposed on in the purchase Of any
article which this firm may personally en-
dOrse.
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WAsn1NaroN. Angnst. lsi

WASHINGTON, August, 1882.
While stoliing along the street the other
evening, we had the pleasure Of seeing pres
ident Arthur fOur-in-hand roll pasta very
elegant equipage, drawn by four handsome
bay horses and driven by Albert, the pTesi-
DENTAL carriage driver from the time Of Gen
Grant. Seated on the back seat, and very
much as his ease, was the portly form Of Ar
thur, and beside him his little daughter, Nell
lie, a sprightly child, who looked as il the
dignifcd and quiet ride was very distasteful
TO her. Besides the horses belonging TO the
presidential turnout, Allan Arthur has two
light buggy horses, and Mr.. Arthur has had
his own saddle horse and that Of his de-
ceased wife brought on from New York, 50
that the stables are now well worth an ex-
animation ny lovers Of horse flesh.
The president has again exercised his vc-
toing privilege in the case Of the River and
Harbor Bill, bat TO no purpose, As it has
been passed spite Of his sensible objections,
as IL Congress wanted 30 show him they
would do as they please. How strange for
so responsible-a body Ofmen to yield to such
childish motives The session still fingers
ON and il is net at all certain when Congress
win adjourn; if the present hot wave con-
tinues to exercise its cncrvating influence, !
think it probable that it viii expedite their
work.
Mrs. Fred Douglas. wife Of the noted cx-
slave. was buried yesterday. They were
both born in Maryland, she of free parents.
She was engaged TO Douglas while he was
in the slave state, but as he would Eot mar
nv then, they waited ell he ran Tway and
she Joined him in New York city, when they
were married. She was 50 years old and
died Of paralysis. The funeral was very
largely attended by the cOlored population
OF Washington. al ERLE-
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A gentleman Of AquascO, Prince Georges
county, writing to q friend in our Town un-
der date Of the And instant, saYs:-''That he
threshed for VIM b. Turner Of that place
from a bushels Of sCed ia bushels Of clean
wheat, IN average Of as bushels" Iilewri-
ter goes on to ask, ''who can beat tit Ifany
one can, let US hear" As we are not an
swering questions Of this kind at present, wa
refer the writer TO the Charles county papers
but We would like to inquire in the mean
while, how many acres the Il bushels were
spread Overt
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commissioners C0uFg Proceedings
There was q meeting of the Commissioners
Court at the Alms-House on Monday, the
Slh instant, present Messis, Cahler, Sherman
tine and Jones. The object Of the meeting
was to examine the condition Of the farm and
Alms-HOuse. The former they found in iFsi
class condition, the latter much improved,
Amer some discussion as 10 whether they
should have white-washing dOna At the
Aims-House. and the amount the same would
De worth, the Commissioners present determ-
lned to consider tire matter al some future day
and adjourned TO meet'in LeOnardt0wn On
Tuesday, the 9Th.
Al the meeting on Tuesday last. there were
present, Messrs. Leach, Canter, Shermantine,
blaine and Jones. Henry Carbery Messeu-
yer. The proceedings Of July llth, 80 were
read and approved. The sollowing road 70
ports were passed.
Sherry and Toalseu, So .s9; Philip d. Lore,
$14.o0; John W. Cation. 50 90; VIM. 7.
Millss Sl5.0o; Wm. @. Gibson, $1,000; +.
". Good. $4o.l2l; John Rsintzell, $500;
z. TiPPets, $500; ID. J. Payne, $l0.S9; j.
Q. Dean, $1,000; Benz. FOxweil, $4,000, B.
u. Swami, $1,000, J. r. WhaIen, $3.50; r
r. B. Tippest, sls.00; John Thompson.
$is-ooi henry vensy. $3.50; Thos. =.
Jourdan. s27.50; Igns. Keale, $a.5O; Igns'
Fenwiek, $I9.7s; Geo. O. Maddox, s5s.o1i
J. 8. Raley, $5.z5; w. v. RaIey, 81 81 J.
=. Asgill, $ll.O0; James Cooper, $ll.soi s.
u. Evans, Ss.2s; J. 7. Herbert, siT.ss.
The following accounts we're also passed.
If. Morgan, J. p. account, $sS.s5; d. }.
Payne. COnsiable account, 81 SIS; A. Milburn,
Psapsr coins, $I2.00; J. y. Jarboe. Room
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10

We are indebted to Or. n. n. Jones, former.
ly Of this county, now Of Texas, for late CO.
pies Of Galveston papers. Thanks. In one
Of the papers sent US, We notice that AIr. ]. T.
Brady, native Of our sister county, Charles,
10 the Greenback candidate for Lieutenant-
Governor Of the State. Mr. Brady, We sup
pose, is in no great danger Of an election, as
Texas, when last heard from was democratic
by about Eve hundred thousand majority
with maay democratic counties still to hear
ffem.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10

Mrs. Z. J. Essex, L. P. Seibold, Miss Z. J..
SydnOr, T. d. Walker, G. n. Zcllcr, J. E.
Shepherd, A. r. Berry, Mrs. Thompson, Miss
Amy Thompson, Robt. Peake, d. Brummell,
Miss Susie Woodward, Mrs. Sheridan and
con, Washington city; John o. HOrsey, Isaac
Robbery, Geo. Bell, Miss u. O. Maxwell, Ber'
Hard Freeman, VIM. @. LOmax, Baltimore
city; J. s. AllstOn, r. B. Tippeti, st. MarS 5
county, J. H. Clements, Portsmouth, Va; r.
q. 8. SydnOr, Hiss Barbara Woodward,
Washington city.
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sens for Register, ~ Zoe; Benz. Foxwell. -
Or Court Aouse. 50 90.
The report q q. Q. Henry Csmal;e- q,
monsh ending July sins, 'sa, read asa -.
proved. - ss'1 r.
amer uae Transaction of some nlnnr hu.;.
nsss, ass Csass aajournsa 70 meets "a de 2ans
Of Augustahus. ~-.a
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Fer sometime pasi cur mail arrangements
have been in terrible condition, Of which
We have had occasion to speak. Some blame
has been attached 10 our representative IN
Congress for his seeming apathy in regard to
the complaints, and we feel II to Be due to
him. that his letter received few DAYS ago
by gentleman Of our Town, in response 70
. petition, shoald he published. We give il
below.
MT DRAR SIR Yours Of July 10Th. en-
closing petition for change In mail 10 Leon
ardtown, received have laid your petition
before the End Assistent p. n. General and
have urged an Improvement in your arrange
ments. ! have been % the department and
been over all this ground thoroughly. In
der the contract for this route, made before I
was in Congress, and which am informed
continues for three or four years, the mail Il
required 70 be at Waldorf at 4 P. u. two
hours after the cars have gone M. I have
read the contract myself The p. Ii. tells me
there Is no remedy without expediting the
route. The snb-cOntraetor, Mr.. Turner, states
70 the department, in answer TO q letter from
me, that II they will allow him for one ad.
ditional pair Of horses, be will undertake TO
put the mail from Le0nardtOwn at Waldorf
IN time TO reach Baltimore and Washington
the same evening. aud Leonardtewn as early
as u can be carried from Waldorf there.
The prospect for q change Is not good, but
IL II can be effected II shaIl be done,
Very truly yours,
A. u. Chaplain.
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In pursuance ofthe above order, hereby
give noiice that hare obtained from the Or
Phans' Court q 81. Nary 'sroBniy, NsFyland,
letiers Of administration on the personal es-
tate Of John u. Turner. late o. said county,
hiiis the same with the proper Tonehess as
tssrlsed thereto to the Subscriber, on or he4ore
the 18th day Of Jan, 1888. they will othsr-
gise by Law he excluded fF9m tlsebene6ts 0i
the said estate. All pessons indebted % fhe
decreased are nqHsssrd 10 make immediate
iayment 70 the subscriber.
GEO. 81 AKsSTOKE,
Admini1trattF.
Jaly y. Issa-sv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10

Orphans Court Of 81. Mary's Cosniy, Set. !:
July 9, tee2.
0RDERED by the Court, that George
49, Blackstone, Administrator Of
JOHN II. TURNER,
late Of 81. MaFy's co., Nd, deceased, give the
notice reqHiErd By Isw 20 the deceased's cred
itors 10 exhibit their claims and that the SANE
he published onee = week for six successive
weeks ia the Sc. Nagy's BEAcos.
Test: JoHs R. ABELS,
Register Of Will Or Sc. Mars e county.
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FoR THE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs. Editors-Piease announce the name
of Mr JOHN n. LEACH ~ an independens
candidate for 3 seat In the Houss OF Repre-
senfmffres of the next GeueraI Assembly, %
Maryland.
PeoR MEx ASH RErrularAEs.
Feb Q, 1889.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10

~ Ayers Sasapatiila is the proper rem
eds 70 take in the spring OF the year 10 PHri-
~ the blood, invigOrate the 5. stem. excite
The Ever 10 action, and restore the healthy
tone and vigOr Of the whole physical mechan-
ism, which often becomes Impaired during the
winter, BY lack Of open air exercise, and the
want OF sufficient care in the matter Of ditts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10
NOTfCE

in pursuance OF tI,e above oTder, herci =
give noiire that have obtained from tie o..
phans' Court Of 81. MaFy's county, Maryland.
letters testameniaFy on the p4rs0nsl estate 81
Aquila Burr' agis, Sr late Of aid count, !.
decepsad. All persons having claims again /
the said Decreased are herrby notified 10 exhil,.
u the same with the proper vouchers attached
thereto 20 the sahscribeF, on or before ti,s
18th day Of jan, 1883, they will otherwise
By law be excluded from the benefits Of tie
said estafe. All persons indebted 10 the de-.
ceased are requested 20 make immediate nay.
ment 20 the subscribeF.
a. BURROUGHS, IT.,
July IL, lsss-ew.
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WANTED

To LEASE oue or more years, kor cash rent.
larm o. several huadfcd acres, near 70 salt
water, with OF without the stock, &C. State
price and describe the property. 1nqaire ~
tlsis ofice.
ysiy -, 1851.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10
FoE eHERIFF.

Messrs -PleneEannonnceN Mr. y As
n. ALVEY, as Elepublscan candidate for ii
nexf Sherifalty and say that he will rereiy
The cordial support Of
Nov "a. IeeI. TaE PEoFLE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphan Court OF NJ. Mary's County, Sat.
July II, 1852.
ORDERED by the Court, That A. d. 10.
rOughs, Jr, Executor az
AQrILA BURROUGHS, ST.,
late OF Sc. MAry's county. nd. deceased, ri e
the n0iiee required By law TO the De, eass a :
creditors 10 exhibit their claims and that the
same be pnLlShed once week for six succt. /.
sive weeks In the ST. Mary's BEKcns.
Test: joins y. ABELL,
Register Of Wills for 81. Mary county.
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New Advertisements.
Educational.
Where Shall | Send ny BOY /?

Parents. @awo Tame and Money !--.
Send 10 Gienwood. Patrons say Best
and eheapest for Loys IN MaFylnnd;r s'Six
months Al Glenwood equivalent 10 two years
In Other schools" Natures method. Eye
and hand traiEing. Home care and comforts.
OlIer extraordinary. Address PROF
Z. q. MATHEWS, A. NJ, GlenwoOd, how
ard Co., Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10

BRowN's IRoN Buffers is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
. remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which viii cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10

Goo week In yonr Own town. Tern Q
SEOO and IS outfit zee. AddFtss u. Hal
LsTr a. Co., Portland, 9aine.
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EPISCOPAL FEkIE INsTiTuTE.


REv- ,. G. wnEAs. 3. D., PasxusAE.
This i chartered institute ofths hiohast
gsaaes with 3 full c0rps 81 vel qualified
leaeheFs. Special fncilidse are nHordad fssr
shs stndy q music, The zSodarn lanennrrs
&C. Lae terms are modernae compared mIEh
the advantawes aniorsd The lr,~~esrs =
the Great Tn1tev AZ vjru;rsrss = ,.es-5 f'r-
healthfulness. TIE Gu snnsnr sss~;,sr -
gins Sept. Is. 1854. For e;rrmia-e aasrr~.
the Princinai. Refrrerraa. To Tsfss.o., -
Clergy o. Virginia. Wei Virvinis ~ -
fyiand. Aug 10, 1852 In
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10

on Monday. the i4th, Tuesday, the 18Th,
Wednesday, the l6ih, and Thursday, the I7th
days Of August, 1881, and as
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10

on Friday, the lssh, and Saturday, the I9tl.
days of August, 1852.
w. II CARROLL,
Registration Officer for sth election district
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10
MELEsT0KH,

on Monday, the 18th. Tuesday, the 18th, and
"Wednesday, the 10th days Of August, iSs3
and a.
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Mansfield. ohiO. Nov. IS. asa.

Mansfield. Ohio, Nov. g, Tsss.
Gauaiemens-I have suffered with
pasn In my aide and back, and great
soreness On my breast, with shooa-
sng paims al ehrumKh my body. AZ.
eeaded with great weakness, depres-
akoa q zpiriEs, and loss a. appe-
ezke. 4 have taken several diHer~nR
wedfcine1, and was treated By pron-
knens physicians for my liver, hid.
msys, and spleen. but zoe no relief.
] ehnughs ! ulould err Brcwn's Iroa
8iRlsrs ] have nov saken one bottle
and half and am about well-pxia
IN aide and back al g0ne-screnezs
al CT q my hreass, and ] have =
good appeiife, and am gaininm In
ssEenglh and aesh. Tteaa Justly b
ealisd khs kizg q ssedieisss.
Jo1Kw x. ALIRxDmR.
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TIE TRAPPE

on Thursday, the nth, Friday, the 18th,
and Saturday, the 10Th days Of July, 1882.
MM. q. GIBSON,
Registration 0iicer for 9Th election district.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10

LIGHTNING RODS !!
Protect ysur Iavss saa Property against
tA.f..rsulslsnsas. IisAsuinsl

TAwLRY 4 JAKBOE are reaay and
Il willing 10 furnish shs Harley pafens
Rod. or anyfhing and everything In the line
or Rods. AIso, weather vanss q every des-
cripgion-
Orders Ieff al Fenwick BoteI, Iseonard-
tOwn, Nd, promptly attended %.
T. y. HAWLEF,
J. 4. JARBOE.
Oct %. IssI-tf-
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HOLLTK00D.

on Monday. the .Isth. Tuesday, the 18th,
Wednesday, the 18th, Thursday, the nth,
Friday, the 18th, and Saturday, the l9tl
days Of August, 1892.
J. NORMAN BURROUGHS,
Registration Oficcr for 9th cleo ion district
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Ague Cure

Is purely vegetable bitter and poweF.
tui tonic. and Is warranted q speedy aisd
certain cure for Fever and Agiie, Calls
and Fever, Intermittent or Chill Ec~
yer, Remlttent Fever, Dumb Aguc.
Periodical or BIli0ils Fever, AMI all
malarial disorders. In IniaEInafic dis.
tricts, tho rapid pulse, Grated tongue, thirst,
laSsitude, loss OF appetite. pain In tho lack
and loins, and GOODNESS OF tho spine and
severcr symptoms. WHICH terminate Ga tho
agle paroxysm. succeeded by high fever
and proiiso pcrspsratiOn.
IL IL startling fact. that qninInc. arse
nc and other poisonous minerals, form tho
basis Of most % the Fever and Agne
PlsepaEatIto0'ia." Specifies" "syruTa." and
lions made from these mineral poiaons.
although they FIRE TaIatable. aud may
break flse chill, De NOT cure, but leave tho
malarial and their own drug poison In
sho system, producing guinisIn, dizziness,
singing In the GurS. headache, vertigo, and
@lher disorders ESore Formidable than tie
disease they wcSe intended 20 care.
AyKR's AGUR CURE tlsoroughly eTadieates
these noxious poiSoiNs from The system.
ard always curcs the seycrest cases. 10
contains no guInine. mineral. or any thing
that could injuFc the most delicate pa
tient; and its browning exccllcEce. above
its certainty 20 cure, Is that - leaves the
system as free from disease a. before the
attack.
For Liver Complaints, AYKIg's ACUW
CURE. by direct action on the liver and
hillary apparatus, drives out the pois01s
which produce these complaints, and slim
nlates the system 70 . vigorous, healthy
condition.
We warrant e when taken according -
directions.
Prepared BY Or. J. G. Aver & Co.,
Practical and AnaIytSeal Chsmistss
Lowell, Mass.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10

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