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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-31
PHILADEE.pHIA
SINGER MACHINE

Equal to a'ay stsaGcr i,s ne Market.
The above cut represents the most ropuIar
style for the people which we offer 10 YOU for
the very low price of 500. Remember, we do
not ask you to pay until you have seen the
machine. After having examined IT, if it is
not all we represent return If tn ms ~ ..i@
expense. Consult your interests and order 81
once; or send for circulars and testimonials.
Address CHARLES &. WOOD & co
No Il y. Tenth ST. PliIaIeIulfa. n
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$500 REwARDy

WE viii pay the above reward for any case OF
w Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick Hesdaohe.
Indigestion, Costlpatiou OF Costivancss We cannot
purely vegetable. and never fail 70 give satisfaction.
Sugar Coated. Large Boxes. containing 30 Pills,
25 CT. For sale by ali Druggists. Beware of cOun-
terieiters and imitators. The genuine nsnufsc-
tured only by JOHN g. WEST & CO, The Pill
Makers, - Isl & 1S3 W. Madison St, Chicago. Free
trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of =
cent stamp. lS-5,'Sl.-1y.1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-31

No Lowering ttie Flag. No Surrender.
No Concession.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-31
FOR THE YEAR 1882.

Democratic Organisation, Prtslcf-
pies and m E-gEtss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-22
TaAFELEEs' 9U.Dn
ANCAsTEK AND siILLEIsviII.r !:

+ ANCAsTEK AND AIlLLEIgSvlLyE :.
i Cars run a. follows:
Leave Lancaster II. K. Depot), Ut :. d, ssi..
1l:30 q. m, and g l. eni $50 p. M, excan. az.
Saturday, when the last car leaves at $50 >, "a.
Leave Millersville {lOwer endl 1T 5, 5, ami 10
q ~, and l. s and ] p. m.
Cars run daily on N we time except on Sun
0OLCMBlA & PORT DEPOSIT RAIL-
~ ROAD TINE TABLE.
Trains now run regularly ON the Columbia
q Port Deposit Railroad ON the fOllOwin |.
time:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-22
Kidney Complaint Cured.

4. Turner, Rochester, n. Y, writes: :. l
have been for over a year subject to serious
disorder OF the kidneys, and often unable to
attend to business: procured your Burdocx
Blood Bittcrs and was relieved before half q
bottle was used. I intend to continue, Us
feel confident TINT they will entirely cure
me" Price 81. For sale by II. u. Cochran,
dru. gist, III and l39, North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-22

GAMUEL II. PRICE, ATTOkNEY. HAS
y Removed his Onice nom IS North Duke
ately in Rear OfICOurt House, Longs New
Building. ml7-ttd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-22

CATARRH cured, health and sweet breath Sc
cured by shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80
Cochran. druggist, l37 and l39 North Queen st.
myl-lWd WdeOwAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-22
]. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Streets,
LANCASTER, PA.

NEW YORK STORE.
DRESS GOODS.
Watt, Shand & Co.,
Are now prepared to show larae u.s.
sOrtment of new and desirable
F,ALL DRESS GOODS,
C0L0RED DREss GOODS,
Pushes, Velvets, velveteens,
In all the new colorlngs.
LADIES' CLOAKS.
We are daily receiving new goods in this
department and otter the latest styles in
JACKETS, COATS, DOLMANS.
At tprices su1e to please.
Ladies', Gentlemen's and Childrens
HOSIER AND UNDER YEA Il
SPECIALITY.
LINED GERHAN HOSE Is cents pair, worth
~ cents pair.
Just opened choice line OF
Musquetaire Kid Gloves,
Foster Hook Kid Gloves,
Cashmere and Cloth Gloves,
Fleece Lined Gloves,
In all the new colors at Low Prices.
Special Inducements in
WHITE and COLORED BLANKETS,
WHITE and COLORHD FLANNELS
COMFORTS, BED.SPREADS,
TABLE LINENS and TOWELS,
AT THE
NEW YORK STORE.
8-lO EAST KING STREET.
At EW 0Il1 Ear STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-22

Harrisburg Express west, ut $50 p. un., has
direct connections (without change Of cars) To
Columbia and York.
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when fagged
win stop at DOw11ngtOWn, COatesvillG, Parke,-
burg, Mount Joy, EliznbethtOan and Middle
town.
Day Express Fast Line, News Express Mai.
Train, No. ], Western Express and Pacific Ex.
press run daily.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-22

A1- Explicit directions for every use are
given with the Diamond Dyes. For dyelnS
Mosses, Grasses, Eggs, Ivory, Hair, &C.
THAT hacking cough can be so quickly cured
by ShilOh's Cure. We guarantee 1t. For sale
by II. u. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l39 North
Queen street. mYllwdeOw&W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-22
Al Leap Into Popular Favor.

A Leap Into Popular Favor.
II is not always that the world cknowledges
what is right and best; but BurdOck Blood
Bitters by universal acquiescence have been
awarded the premium for cleansing the blood,
curing indigestion. constipation. regulating
the LOwels, and tOn:ng up weak nerves. Price
81. For sale by III. u. Cochran, druggist, l37
and l38 North queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-22
zaucaster fntelligencer.
EvEl1INo, NOV. %. .iss2.


HON. 0OVG8NOR BOIL8B WENT TO
CAABRIlS0E.
JUNE, l6e3.
Ben Butler crossed Charles 8iver bridge,
Escorted by the Lancers,
Their coats were red, their noses. too.
Their horses were all prancers.
rhs mounted peelers pricked their steeds
Among the crowd 90 madding;
The Gin'ral aids were fair 10 sec
With braid and shoulder padding.
The damosels OF Cambridgeport
The Gin'ral's glances courted;
Ana when he doffed his m0nstr0us hat
With Joy they were transported.
The festive gafnins of the Port
The froiic fshhorn toots:;
The CORY Cambridge City Guards
At Dana street saluted.
And when the College yard was reached,
The band played Yankee Doodle,
And all the faculty bowed low.
Including Gurney's poodle.
Ben jumped of into Eliots arms
Mid undergraduate cheering,
The Lanoers up to Fresh Pond went
To get their wonted bsering.
Within the Sanders Theatre,
High seated on the Rostrum,
Site Ben, who in the programme is
Called Dulce decus nostrum.
Oh. there were ladies fair and free,
In silk and exc in satin,
But all they at bold Butler smiled.
Aud recked not of the Latin.
Then Charlie Eliot upstairs:
Much pleasure 1t does me, sir.
AMI all the other Fellows here
10 make you LII. D., SIR"
Fold Bon Butler blushed and bowel.
And with his sheepskin fumbled;
With undergraduate applause
The ve-y ceilings rulnDled.
Then Wendell Phillips laughed with g,cc,
And Theodore Lyman shouted:
Iut Zasloc bowman vept aloud.
And Gin'ral Devens pouted.
Around the genial mothers board
Ner sons ale all invited;
And at the head, with brow OF gloom,
Sits Frisbie Hear. the blIghted.
Throughout the lofty pictured hall
Cigars dinuse aroma;
ris told, with awe, Ben lighted his
With his brand-new diploma.
Ny brethren" Frisbie foebly says,
Against the prlcks no use it's
TO kick 1 introduce to you
The boss Of Massachusetts"
The older graduates rose UP.
Tho younger cried Rah. Rah, too:
Tine whey-iaced book.worm meekiy sah:,
This thing 10 Ben Eorat0.''
And when Ills Excellency rose,
John Hancock. who is painted
Upon the wall, at Onca jumped down,
Aud Frisbie Imply fainted.
The Saltonstalls and Winthrops fell,
The Boylstons and the Chaunceys,
The door was strewn with portraits OF
Colonial Aunt Nancies.
Eeneath the ancient churchyard slabs
Were heard strange groans and rattles.
A. turned them in their narrow beds.
The Vassalls and the Erattlcs
The Silver Tops and fo2ies all,''
Says Ben, at last arc waking:
And am giving. As 1 vowed.
The old dry bones q shaking.
"Old Mother Harvard ends her nap,
That venerable Begun,
And pats me ON my head and says,
Rene, q Doctor LegMn ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-22

GROUP, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis IL I'm
Mediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. For sale
by II. B. Cochran, druggist, l37 and ~ North
Queen st. myl lwdeOwxw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-22

Sc" Help yourself and ti,ers viii help
y0u." But don't fail to use kidney.WOrt for
all liver, kidney and bowel complaints. piles,
costiveness, etc The demand OF the people
tor an easier method OF preparing Kidney
Wort has induced the prQprietOrs, tho we'll
known wholesale druggists. Wells. Bichard-
son 4 Co. of Burlington, VT, to prepare 1: tor
gale in liquid form as Well as in dry torn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

Il AV4M A4k8 Al3U00W 4AkWI#s
The direction Of modern experiment
has tended strongly TO the belief that
the common eruptive fevers are dus
to the growth within the body Of nil
mute parasites. generally termed ba-
cilli; and at this point PROFESSOR Tyn-
dall's version Of DIR. Koch's discove-
ries comes to show that the formation
Of tubercls is also due to bacillus. We
have here, therefore, 3 remarkable
testimony TO che profound sagacity
which enables DR.. Bndd to see the es-
sential similarity between tubercle
and the fevers in question, notwith-
standing the enormous superfi sial I'M
likeness which distinguishes them.
and. If DR.. Koch's investigations and
conclusions should be confirmed by
further experiments. We shall be able
70 entertain reasonable hope that an
antid0te to consumption and to tuber-
culous diseases generally may at no
distant date be brought within our
reach. Il is characteristic Of many
Of the isease-producing baciIli.
and probably of all Of them, that
they can be 20 altered by cultivation
as to produce . mild disaaee instead
Of sewers one, AID that tlIe designed
communication of the former viii AZ
ford protection against the latter
Pasteur has lately shown how CON-
pletely this may be accomplished in
the case Of bacillus which causes the
splenic fever Of cattle, aud vaccine
ton itself il now regarded merely a.
incubation with the smallpox bacil-
lbs. after this has been modified in liza
character By being cultivated in the
bodies Of the bovine race. The expe-
riments Of DR.. Koch. in SO FAR q Pro
fessor Tyndan describes them, seem
Is yet 70 have been carried no further
than to the repeated cultivation Of
tubeFcle-baeillus in Ifs original viru-
lences but they will speedily be fol-
lowed. as a matter Of course, by At
tempts ak cultivation in diminished
intensity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

><1 4 ttt
''l'
s..- . -. - :. -. 49,.
49, ~. $50 go "a. -. 81. ee
-, -. - - - : - -. #
80 - y - 49,
- s... - 49, 80 Is
- ns 80 z...s@ -'.., /.
49, -. - -. 49, =
80 -. - ~ - .'s..'. 49,. q" 3.
-. ..:..,.s =. -. s..:... - s- .*
-. = go ~ $50. 80 ..'' & 80
- ..1.:1.ss. -. - 80
$500 - ~. -. -
s~.'s%s~ss~ fs2.i - 1.-:~s -::. .,I'..
~. S;se..ls5 T...r go s.,s !: !. 49, q
ss;sesv.]'-s 9sv.s -:.,lss-~t:-@ 49,.
- 49, ss.... - -
kiIled 7ke cns wksss, vsss:.,.5 i. :.
;n;s-l;o, - .,nrs ..v,',, -. 49, - =
fssel~ hesIsbv ~h;is 80 49,. 49,
g. s,ie-~ 49,. ,.,,a -. !. 49,. 49,
t,,ssvcIss -
nghe~ .~r.r;,,.,t. 40 800, !.
th;s sJ,n;r~lls go. s-o., - 49, 49, :.
we;ei,t;sst nract;cal conei,,~;o ,,,' ,n 80
be drawn Koch deterrn;nee the limit
81 temnerakure hatween who'll the tn
bercle-bacilIus can devaloD and NM.
tipIv The minimum temperature y s.
finds TO be e6s Fahrenheit and Ere
maximum lO4o He eoncludea that
unlik6 the hacilI.ra anthrao;a ~ miami
fever. which can flouriah freely o,,ta;de
the animal BODY. q The tsmnerate
zone animal warmth i neoesaarv for
the propagation Of the nawIv-diseov.
cred oraaniam
In yast number of cases Koch has
examined The makter ernecter.fad
fron ere limo a r,arsoss asFscss1
with phthisis and found 10 Il warm
az bacilli. while in matter expectora-
ted from kha lunas Of pera,ns not th.s
afflicted. hs has never fo,,nd tie or
Ranism. The expectorafed matter in
Inc former ca.sea was hiohlv ;nfaet;v..
nor did driving DESTROY ia viruIence'
Gainea-pias infected With expector..-
ted natter which had been tett drv
for two. four and eight weeks respec-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

No ACCOUNTING FOR TASTE
You'd better get rid Of that stove
pipe hat; you'll be livelier without
j" said . powerfully built, red faced
young truck driver, the other day, a.
he nearly drove over . delicate-look-
ing gentleman on Park Row.
The pedestrian had 70 skip in a
very nndigni6ed manner to escape.
"You want your neck wrung very
badly" he said. as he gained the side
walk and looked after the truck.
The driver heard the remark and
pulled up his horse At once.
"Will yon wiring il r he asked, in
gruH tones.
The gentleman took few steps 70
consider the question. Then be said
mo. I'll leave that Job for the
hangman: but I'll fatten your nose,
IL that will snit you
Il appeared that the proposal suited
the driver. for in thirty seconds he
stood before The fragiIe-looking man.
Nov natten my se. he said,
defantIy.
It was done before ths words we're
well ont Of his mouth. and IS he lay
on his back IN the gutter the expres-
sion Of his blood bespattered counte-
nance was that Of mingled pain and
astonishment.
what did you strike that man
= q. q = 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25
III VALUE Or scaapS

Few people appreciate the value Of
little and apparently Insignificant
thinga. In some foreign countries the
litter Of domestic animals Is carefully
collected and cold to farmers. Not !
few people make . living gathering
fertilizers in This way.
II To shops Of jewelers. and others
where articles azs manufactured Of
gold and silver. great care i taken
20 prevent particle Of filing. scrap
Inc Or grinding from being lost
TIE wheels On which gold and
silver have BEEN polishsd, when worn
out. are burned and the Ere develops
PARTICLES of the precious metals which
could NOT be seen By the naked ere.
Even tie sHeepinga. after great
cue haz been taken ID pick up e.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

=
5un0K Browns HRnr roo MssHs 49,.
Capt. Henry ! ssllssninss recalls s
sieFy whieh Nsnk the roani's tnenll'.
i've e. thirty vnars 40 en.l ~ -
enough o. he new. n ilsnsirhisA as
etakafaaaEaan3 glass ton rnneh nosnn.
tines ees.sianz sAa -. of msn. There
whon Barton credits viii ihs narrn.
tiee. gIreuit Judge by The name ol
Brown, q nan 81 ability. III inII6xihle
integrity and beloved and respected
y all the lesal preisssiog Nj IS
had enc iAnlt His boela Qualities
would lead hum. desrike hss inlI nrnessl.
into ooeaaioaAl excess.
e travelling fne elfn1lik Il va ~
nns'ft. - ni8h< before epeaios ee6El
Econ F'7'lx En 81
certain county t1Wa oaa tl&y ! - ]
citizen was arraiened On charge al
stealing After the clerk had read
the indictment 70 him he put the cues.
ton:
1uiity Or not guilty
uulisys out drunk, answered the.
pEa.oner.
nat : thas plea exclaimed The
sadge. VINO was hail dosing on the
oencn-
re pieads guilty, out says he Ma1
oEnnst replied the clerk.
What's the charge against Tho
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

A Texas JUsrIcE.-There il Jus-
tica Of the Peace out in Cr,sby 90 ,nr
ty who is certainly unlit for OH e.
The latest feat of the Crosby connty
justice was TO hold an inquest on the
body Of negro who ha'i b en h 4.
Instead Of summoning six i,rvmen.
as the law directs. he esnpansI.si
twelve. - he said that they were
friends. and needed the Jury fe to
support their families. Thi yer lict
read as follows
ave. the jury. find the negro euiI-
ty Of being dead. and - Sc d. not
know who his heirs are. we will liz
vide bis property among ~ jurors.
with the undsrst lndin :. hywever, that
should the heirs tarn up We will.
mutually. help each other in keeping
them cnt oft.
We think Governor Roberts sho II
call the attention of the lie, is.ature
70 this Official. whose acts are calcu-
lated 10 bring discredit On the Stats.
--AsstiH s. Iings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

An 0LD-FAsnl0nnn LovE sroRx.
--FortY-eiRht years ago John Sann-
ders. one Of the Wealthisst cattio kings
in Montana. who was then = poor
youth with nothing 20 recommend
him but spotless rsputation and :
brave heart. became endmou:ed az
Kentucky belle, whose fathsr vas :
rich man. His tenderness was reci-
procated. bat the parent o. the young
lady refused his consent to the mar
riage, and vas memorable. Young
Saunders Was too honorable 70 press
his suit in q family where his pre-
sence was unwelcoms. He sought
an interview with the girls parent,
who for the twenty third and last
time told him to abandon I'll hope of
marriage as far - his daughter was
concerned, as the differences in their
social positions was an insurmounta-
bic barrier. How much are ron
worth r asked the young lover
Transfer my property into = million
dollars cash, was the naughty reply.
''Very we'll, answered young Saan-
ders; Tomorrow morning leave for
the West 10 carve out fortune, aud
when can size up to yonr million
dollars | will return aud claim mr.
bride. for ! know she will be true. "
/ The young man kept his prosGise
after q long and sorrowful Interview
with his inamorata, and, with email
outfit. struck out brave for the West
ern Territories. Since that time for
ty-eight years have elapsed, during
which, with varying success, he has
dipped into numerous enterprises.
from the British line to SoEora.-
He went 60 Montana in early days
aad embarked ia the cattle business
with . firm Of Helena, with sach sue
cess that the firm now owns nearly
10000 head on the Teton. About !
mouth ago Saunders figured up his
assets, concluded he was worth mil
lion, and left fOS Kentucky. Hcfe ind
the love of his yoA$sg days waiting for
him, confident and hopeful Of his final
arrival. The two we're married with
as little ceremony Is possible. and re-
turned to their home il the Teton
valley. where the groom is greatly
respected.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

Wee. g.. g..
n. =, n. - y, 49, ~ s.9olD 0Aas.-
~ 80 =, 'sx ~ Iss sns gre iearn now
y 49,. "n4. nen. mas giri 70
49, sna ae INTO : house q her own
unls.a sls SHOWS now @ supeFlntend
~ men 9 nousskeeping' ana
1 su oi."os p.oI'ssay ..psf.ntena IN
I - s,s ''.s one pEaetlcai knowisdge
me- -. -. sOs, Men marry without
=. sAiS Nns'nsI ne woman q ms
s.. sss l'ae.s 2 cooking nun 2
- -. - -, u p..y hg = seor.-slgnted'
i - I.'H''n. ne c1seEauiness ana
lnus'u ms ssccess 70 me depends 10 .
~ sssy gIsas ee5 n On ne kipd o. 1904
!: = ea.s, g laes me Wno.e household
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

Bur | W-o-n-T.-This i the way ;
Louisville girl dispoees Or : yossaR
man. according 70 the C,ir<r Jour.
nal. She says: "Yon have asked me
pointedly if can marry you. and I
have answered you poiufediy that I
can. can marry = Iaan who makes
love 70 a different girl every month.
/ can marry man whose main oeeu-
patton ses % to b. 10 join eaunEIet
in front Of churches aud fIaeaie.z, AID
comment audibly upon the people who
are compelled 10 lrles through II. I
can marry . man wIsO bossls lat any
girl can be won with he help VI god
tailor and 81 81 { tongue. | e4n
marry such . man. but | w-o-n-t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

- 80
~ y ss'ss@ t1aA1 4@f hass la.isn
81 80 AseEs &c rxs'As ana =
- z.s .slt - 4m barrel.
3 a. - I - - s1~t Nlsn \ ls~s'sE :
sA,P 49,. !. y y sensNe4 80 o.s e.
- -, !. 49, 80 70 VII
'.1 .'.@1 - *ns eoss 2 - 80
- -
- = 80. = 49, t'ss re- .I9ia RE
y tae 49, g sshree ni!ls
49, 49, - - -. ..a 49, = .eea aaF
- 49, 49, eonss.sass :
49, $50. !. Z. -. 80 1a9 .nat =
- .- 49, $50. 49, p'1 some
- s'A ~ sp' ''A's1 " run ~ =
=. -. 49,.
s:s $50
20
'1...f~-- -
T~"sl
,.ssi- 49, $3.50. 80. -. n 80 q
.s-.s. 80 80 = |. -, ana
Ist.3 = s - an. - - ss' 1oOu1na-
;neo. . = 49, "a - - - 49, 49, ~
nsr~. 80 -, -. 49, - $500 -
and ar = $500 dsrs,S So
TIE valns "a tol,sccc s.~.r. go.
highlv aDnrac;.tad IS F.rc,in AZ. - !, :
Amar;ea hat avs. h.rs !. 49, 49,. =
uFact,,rs a. c;gsrs vsr~ I;fsia = .IIa.-
A "a 80 "a wssla TIA Sen. go ~.
az tohscco leaves wh;ch a. ra;s. -.
bv the c;garmahars ara ALA so fsrr,a~a
for mannra The cntt;nss ana go
scraDs are sent "a The e;gsrstte mann-
fsctnrer a. - rnrore 80 ,,;r,s GO, s--aI
inc.
f'he great wast. IN .ahac.o !. .w;,h
tha eors.nar n ! ...;,,,a.e1 49,
abont ons-tb;ra ~ II. toh,c.o - 80
into cioars z thrown awav a .4nr.r.s
and chat The smoker. &c ~. l,ast c;-a :
throw awav the b;goa.t atnmrs Fh.
enormous waste II t1';s eo,,.sr,, :. -
tr;bnted LARGELY e. the verv I;m;tsd
use of cigar holder wl;ch ara mors
nonular e Fnrona
In Paris fhs cath.r;n, ~ .;,.-
.tumps i = reeocn;red ;nd,,strv e.
= .hs pI.ca MssI,art .ha-a -.
-, n.rket for ths,e m az
hs.d ~ tha c;gar which II. e.;
can h;tas ar a5J tbrows 49,, 49, ;.cass
f,llv rrasarved = Enrc,,a Ca : J.
80 ,t,.si;t;ss !. A.. ha.;. - -. :.
o s chsr;sv t. !, : = e. ~
nnyroas date back onIv connl. 49,. -
dscades a German rb;l,.sorher -
- 49, ,n,'.h .iI..r1s , s'.i.. -
- -s.saI - ~. -e;aat;~. - 49,
c;osr tn conse;vsd ths n,st;on tl,as -; II
gsnsrei colle~.;'.n ~ a. s;rs '. ao,,I J.
$500 al ~ - 80 ;. s. ...s
han5ssr,s ~s,~,,... LII e'
a. : ~h;Is ..s,,:szsl.'ars;ns. :.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

The evidence thus seems conclusive.
i only remains to develop. from ahs
cultivated parasite. tuberculosis ii
man 70 complete the cycle Of evidence.
and 70 establish Koch's discovery
among the great facts 81 medical
science. Professor TyndalI maintain.
the genuinensss of these observations
and ! fully alive TO their transean.
dant importance. NJ
one can faiI e he profoundly imrrss.
ed with Tie painstakine akill 81 Is
diseoseFes, and the i9r-rsaclling con.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

FoLLv or YoUNo MEx.--There arr
q number Of young men in every Lown
who are smart talented. aoodsoolinf
and have . nice income. Thee Young
men have plenty Of friends. and. -
they say, propose to have q good Tina
while they can. This is ell right il
they can judge correctly as to what 4
good time Is. n they th:ak Il l..
drinking wine and guzzling bar iron
- 'rnina, until night. until thev ere
b,wildersd. craxy--unabls 70 tell
W cher they stand on their Pet or
b 'ad, then they ere mistaken Tfihev
think Q good time consists in havina
nothing else TO do than 10 danas =
tendance upon young ladies. and ~
tend all the many means Of disxin:t-
ton. and II they believe Young nan
can engage in these and keep 4 -
they are mistaken. If they aontinno
g. keep mp this folly, and do not In
tend to engage in any kind Of bnsi-
ness. they viii find their mone.. WON'T
last long. TIE best. the onI way. IL
they want 20 make no mistake, Is TO
live for something that vii. be 9 pro-
ct TO them.-Ex.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-25

i fi3s - paErior ss0nwsre slIll, =
4houzh I'll his eomrndsn 'ranna,
Sad rielims q the fbemnn'S l.rnnd,
Have strewed de b.ooey xr0unsi:
FoE not the dreadful carnage near
ApHzlis fis danntless ere,
But marching forward, k0idly seeks
Ths hms 81 vicloEy