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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26
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s%-THE DIRECTORS OF THE TRAVELS
MEMS UNION are requested to attend called
meeting of tbs Directory SATURDAY EyLN.
ING, at S p. m, atthe oll9e of the Secretary, At
73l ELM STREET. By order of the President
I. p. BARRY, President.
FRANK WHEAT Secretary.
REINSURANCE NoTICE.-ATsA MEETING
OF the DALLAS BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS,
held MAY %, 1883, the following resolutions
were passed.
Resolved That on and after June |, 1883, a
policy fee of sl.5O be charged on all policies of
insurance written on which the premium does
not exceed ten dollars.
Resolved, That on and after June 1, 1sss. nil
insurance policies MUST be paid for, on or be.
fore the tenth of the month following the month
in which the policy is written, o. the policy
shalt be cancelled.
Resolved That these resolutions be published
III the Dallas Herald until June !, 1883.
ISigned
kERFooT, HEREFORD & McGRAIN, Agents
CARNEs & EWING, Agents.
DEXTER & FERGUSON, Agents.
j. S, ALDEHoFF, Agent
GADD & SMITH, Agents.
FRANK WHEAT. Agent mavos.s,
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Archbishop Croke and tho po,o

DUBLIN, May 25,-Arch bishop Croke In
his remarks at Thuples yesterday said the
pope spoke to him concerning the menac-
ing state of Europe, and said no feared that
even IN Ireland, which should be a source
OF consolation to him, the spirit of lawless.
ness had seized large section of the
people. Archbishop Croke said he assured
him there was no lawlessness and that no
notable crime had been committed there.
He said the pope blamed the Irish m ost for
the crimes which both he (Croke) and his
hocks denounced. On parting the none
gave Archbishop Croke his blessing and
assured him ofhis good wishes,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26

INGERsoLL is eclipsing all his associates
in the star-route trial in the length as well
Is the howery surrounding of his argu-
mcnt. II he continues TO waste his tropes
and metaphors upon the little insignifi-
cent features of the trial they will become
exceedingly common after while. 1t is
entirely too much sugar for the amount OF
bread used.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26

MARGARET KETTER has sued the city OF
Buffalo for 5000 damages, for injuries sus'
tanned by fall on an icy pavement, the
city being compelled to keep the pavemen
olcan. Its almost an impossibility to con.
template such state Of affairs down in this
city. With ordinances such us Buffalo has
this city would be more hopelessly In debt
than the British government in one winters
campaign. An yet no character of ordi.
nances are wiser or more easily enforced, as
tho history of those cities where such
things are, will amply testify.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26

The queen passed safely through her
sixty fourth birthday, the car still lives
aud the Brooklyn bridge still stands. What
can have become of the devotees to dyna-
mite. 1t looks as II there were virtue in
The wholesale hanging that has been in
progress for some weeks and even months
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26

ILLINOIS is a good republican state, and
there are great many good republican
darkies there, but it appears they do not
attain unto their political rights any more
there than they do In the south, according
to the republican theory. The colored pop
ulation of Illinois are to hold u representa-
tive convention in October next, for the
purpose of taking steps to securing their
political rights" This ought to shut the
mouth OF the Illinois republicans about the
wrongs Of the negro in the south.
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Jew Iintfiuv

RosToFF, RUSSIA, May ga Russian
was killed here Tuesday by Jewish pub
lican. Subsequently the mob attacked
several houses and shops occupied by Jews
which they robbed, demolished and burned
The riots continued till last night. Three
sections OF Cossacks were ordered to the
tanned that there will be further ontbreats
against the Jews. '""'
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England viii demonstrate With France
About Madagascar.
The Russian Annual Jew.Baiting has
just Begun.
Other Foreign and Domestic Events

NEW York, May 25.-ISpecial. Money
per cent.
Exchange unchanged.
Governments unchanged.
Railroads quiet and firm.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas mortgage sd.
vanced l-2.
Stocks irregular and feverish.
Denver & Rio Grande, 7.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, Oh,
Houston & Texas Central so.
Missouri Pacific 1919.
Texas & Pacific Unchanged,
Cotton steady.
Spots unchanged.
Futures points lower
Coffee fairly active; Rio fair, o.; small
trade.
Hides steady and nominal,
Boston reports heavy Texas wool sales.
Gould proposes connecting the Chicago ,S
Atlantic west with the Wabash. The Chi.
cago & Atlantic will refuse.
Earnings of the Missouri, Kansas IL Texas
for the third week in May increased $2i
442.7.
NEW YORK, May 25.-[Press. l-Govern.
ments is per cent. higher for 3's ana 4 | .2's
COUPONS other issues unchanged; railroads
lirm; state securities neglected
While the stock market was from dull to
extremely dull to-day, it was on the whole
llrm throughout. The net results of the
days business shows an advance of s to 81
on the general list. The exceptions were
Alton Terre Haute, which advanced / | 2
ana Manitoba, which declined IL in the
last nour TO LIS IL, and reacted to 1l9 1.2,
making total net decline for the dav of
IL per cent. which, which, according to
the Evening Post, is attributed to the pros
pect CT rate war wirh the Canada Pacific.
and also to the decrease of earnings in the
last few weeks. Transactions 1884, 900
shares.
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LOUISVILLE, May 25.--At the association
grounds to-day were large number of spec
tators; pleasant skies and betting unusually
active, The track was much better than
yesterday.
First Race-Selling race, won by Bridget
In l2ls.
Second Race-Club purses, one mile had
nine starters; PEARL Jennings sold .rst choice.
winning, with Pipe Leo, second: Hish,
flyer, third. Time-l-A.
There was much speculation on this race,
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Guticura.
-- Vultr1ca.
SKIN HUMORS
wonderful Cure of Lad 1e Years Ola
VINO ior Years, from the Top of
MS Head to His Ankles, was
One Mass of Scabs.

NY SON lad II wears of are was affiliate,
WIN the worst form of Eczema Far ner;n Wy
Sis be05 30 r,LuLent was It that from the tor of
wasone mass of scabs which refsad 70 ,;9 ~, u,
any treatment that was attempted Eyayv U rar W
Guy that was sug ge ted by friends mr. nbvSio,a''
vas %aS tneu IN vain, Allopathy, hom9nstbv
HSes so .Uos, Salt,water baths, naxseed poal
thot' soays' Viullnents, and in short eyeryihing
mat could be done 10 eradicate The diso uins
seemed only to aggravate it, and the cbiiS,s lie
pee me brrdon TO him. and the eynenro 81 ~, ,iio
our resources, "iaih upon
MY wife, reading the advertisement or tho
n .i REMEDIES in one of the daily noners
i iTSoiV W., 10 make one more ATTEMPT nj cnre
~, AZ ulsehse was oH encroaching upon his face
sen, '1 10 t 'nenraole gavea reluctant con.
sought with famous lady physician Of Naw
/ oik, VINO made most thorough exnminotiom
oi tne case, and promised cure without he
, pts hesitation by the use of your CuTIcuRs
REMEDIES. In ONE WEEK there was n nariaS
change; the raw aud angry sores heoan wv ,r ne
paie, ana along the outer edges sealed off md
as tlnle wore on they began TO disappear entjre-
y, Until az the present writing the only yestieo
r;S The sinai spot upon the forearm, scarcely
visible, ana last disappearing
Ihus after eight years of suspense and anx;o-
Y, We nave the intense satisfaction of seeing The
chnu SKIN as fair and smooth as il was before
'niS 'reauiui cutaneous disorder attacked him,
oluccrely YOURS
ON CHARLES EAYRE HINKLE.
JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS, Nj.
,, CHILDHOOD and youth are at the period when
i Suci, diseases Yield most readily to those unfail
ing SKIN and Blood Specifics, CutcuIa Resell
vent, the new Blood BURNER, and Cuiienra and
cuucura soap, the great Skin Cures. price nf
Cuticura. small boxes, 80 cents; large boxes Al
ss o hesolvent 81 per bottle. Cutcurs
soap, . cents. Cuticura Shaving soan IA
cents. Sold by all druggists. '0"p' 40
rotter Drug aud Chemical Co., Boston.
RARY For Infante and Birth Hn-
.'ru.r mors, Rough Chapped, or
kthIITlflrR Greasy Skins Nettle Rash,
u.nV ~ I'LL Pimples. and Skin Blemishes
use oUIlGuRh SOAP. an exquisite SKIN BEAuTI.
r t,, ana Toilet Bath and Nursery Sanatiye
fragrant with delicious flower orders and Cuti.
U cur pai S, Absolutely pure highly medci.
eIite. sales in 1881 aud 1882, IL 600 OOO cakes
Also speclally prepared for shaving
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26

CANADA is beginning to talk about a
declaration of independence. aShe is grow
Ing FESTIVE under even the nominal control
exercised over her by Great Britain, - Send
ing out royalty to tickle the vanity and
fire the patriotism of the citizens of the
Dominion has not..worked as well AS antic'-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26

"a FAMINE OF preachers is the cor'
plant of the Presbyterian assembly at
Saratoga. 1t seems from similar cry
rom all the denominations that now, as OF
old, "the harvest is plenteous but the labor
ors are few" and yet the pulpit nowadays
oaer as many or greater inducements than
Inv or medicine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26

!, ~ Is sa increasing. Something might be dons
20 retard It's progress by subjectine he saIe
u opium and morphine 10 strieysat 'sIe
sinietions, but II IS probable that The b.hs,
VIII continue to increase in spite OF All , Io,
publican. l"isSosrl Re
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26
n Big Project.

NEW YORK, May 2j.-The certificate of
incorporation of the Southwestern Tele-
graph and Telephone Company has been
MED. The line the company is to run
between Saratoga and Albany, New York,
across the country southwestern to Gal.
weston ard Austin and also to pass through
Little Rock Rock. Capital $2,0O0,OOO, divided
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26

IT looks as if some large land syndicate
had got hold of Southern California and
knew how to bring their possessions into
market. The reported finding of rich gold
fields in that part Of the state is said to have
started population and adventures there
with rush.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26
A South American Ben Butler

PANAMA, May l6.-There is great excite.
ment in Guayaquille about the robbery Of
$4,000 from bank by Veintemilla
Most of the money belonging to foreigners.
who are endeavoring TO induce their
governments to order Italian and English
men ol.war to capture the dictator.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26
TO ADVERTISERS.

Those desiring to chance their ao-
ycrtisements or TO insert ne" "n's'
iii confer favor by handing their
.ony into The business Office in The Tore
noon, in order that 1t may rece''e
urouer attention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26

LAST Monday. l33, 200 600 barrels of petro-
i.um were sold at the several oil centeis.
This is nearly three barrels for every man
woman and child in the country, and
ought to afford enough for one days con-
uu m ion
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26
A MARK OF THE NEW EZRA.

In . day or two LORD CniEr JUSTICE Col.
EalpoE. Of England, will reach New York
"a the guest Of the New York Bar AssocIa.
tion. He comes By their invitation and o.
thsir expense, 0om ths Time Of his leaving
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26

THE republicans in the Norfolk, Virginia
district have organized for vigorous
straight out campaign against MAuoNl's
henchmen. This is regarded as the opeL-
Ing wedge in the expected break of the
heretofore serried columns of the fusionists
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demonstrating,

LONDON, May 25.-It is believed the min
lister OF foreign affairs has sent comnuni-
cation to the French government EXPRESS.
ing surprise and regret at the action OF
France towards Madagascar. A specia!
meeting of the Madagascar committee will
be held shortly to consider the situation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26
SATURDAY. MAY go. 1881
INDICATIONS.

For the West Gulf ota.es- warmer 1iiu 'a'e''
winds mostly southerly. s'auona'S VI
iovet pfcssure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26

CoYKLIHa is accused of ducking his head
vben he passes in boat under the East
river bridge. He might have done so lew
years ago, but he probably feels now mat
the bridge is high enough for him. $500
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DETROIT, May 2.-Detroits, s; Boston, 3.
CLEVELAND, MAY 25.-New York, 3; Cleye-
land, 4.
CHICAGO, May 25.-Chicago, 6 rroyi.
dence o.
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seyeral Persons Perished.

PARIS, May 25.-At Vars, in the upper
Alps, fifty houses have been DESTROYED by
fire. Several persons persisted.
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The Zig Bridge.
q

New ioRK, May 25.-Great crowds
crossed the bridge to-day, and there was n
continuous stream of vehicles.
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Won by Tristrau,

LONDON, May 25,-The EPSON gold cup.
for three year'olds and upwards, was won
by LeFeyre's Tristram Duke of Humil,ons
City Arab, second Lord Ellesmere's Wal.
lestien, third.
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Won by HonnY Luan

LONDON, May 25.-The Oaks stakes was
won by Bonny Jean; Matibran, second;
Ettari, third.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26

Tug billiard tournament and league
games Of the base-ballists seem 10 Do aS
i.stinr As the star te.trials.
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llicfl.

HARRls-"At Richardson, Yesterday morning
ASA n m, Mrs. Jennie Harris, daughter wi
Inc body was followed to its burial place by a
large cOncourse of mourning friends
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PARIS, May 25-The wife of Crown Prince
Frederick William, of Prussia, is visiting
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Dead
Races.

PARIS, May 25.-Laboulaye, the well.
known jurist, is dead.
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AT HOME AND ABROAD
New York Special Commercial Teie-
gram-StOeks and the Staple.
The Biggest Telephone Scheme Yet
Texas Is Included.
The Great Nashville Drill-Some Mag
nilleent Artillery EyOlutiOns.

The German Crown Princes SpOus
50. So. Takes in Paris IncOgnitO.
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od Esuia flnkham spent $4,000 wear for
auNertlslng' and died worth half a miIlion
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19
[COMHuxIcATxD,
BALTIMORE Inlv ln,h ,saa

BALTIMORE July 10th, 1888.
Aessrs. Editors Tho enterprising young
men Of No. 3 Tobacco Warehouse have DER.
iected all arrangements for their grand ex-
curSicn to IDeonardtown on the 22nd of july.
From the first. everything has given promise
OF unequalled pleasure and as we near the
date Of starting we find now reasons for ex-
pecting more than an ordinary amount Of
enjoyment. / am informed that a number
OF prominent gentlemen will be among the
excursionists. will not attempt 70 give
all the names, but prominent among them
will be Hon. Z. j. Henkle, Bradley T. John
son, j. T. NJ. Raley, Mr. Wsnck, Zone Of
the French Tobacco Contractors NJ. Ban
non, Mr.. Love, Private Secretary to Mayor
Whyte, and others Of great prominencewhose
presence will be pleasantly felt in the festive
party.
There are many reasons why the excur-
sionists may expect a pleasant trip. A
moonlight night, grand Steamer, commit
tee OF fine young gentlemen to manage the
affair, a very select party, the meeting of old
friends, a visit to the land Of birth for many
OF the party, are all matters to be thought
OF with a degree of pleasure by those con-
templating the beautiful trip to Leonard
town. The steamer is expected to land the
excurSionists in time for breakfast Sunday
morning in LeonaFdtown, which means a
breakfast indeed, for no better fare is found
in the country than Leonardtown sets out
to its guests. speak from past experience
and will guarantee the people and princi-
pies have not gone back.
The excursion will be free from politics.
Though the political element will be repre-
sented it is not expected TO explode further
than friendly interchange of opinions.
Music, vocal and instrumental, dancing, &c,
will constitute the excursion program. A
happy time is what we contemplate for all,
and what we sincerely wish. Wis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19
At. John'a College.

We have received a catalogue and circu-
lar from this institution and are pleased to
notice the organization Of Technical De-
partment. Students can now be graduated
in Civil and Mechanical Engineering and in
Analytical Chemistry. The total annual
expense is $275 and a reduction is made for
the sons of clergymen aud teachers. The
classical course is TO be retained but Greek
and Latin arc not required in the Engineer
ing Department. We commend this insti-
tuition TO all who desire TO give their sons
such an education as will make them useful
members Of society.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19


~ RAllouas Magazine goF AaRusl has .
long chapter q i'Ths Belle Of AuslrAIsa,n by
William n. Thnmss. author Of 4 glAvsg's al.
ventures and Life In TIE East Indies. Tbe
nero q the story has reached the gold.selds
OF lAalara'. a1d purchased gola-mtBe, only
% hHd that h has been sold a well "A ths
mine by three unprincipIea, plrallcal ssamns,
VINO make living BY swIndlIag Gsadsr-fses-
% newcomers. Theirs q lively aoeoant Of
the wedding 10 q Melbourne vaper, and the
nero has night wish from youag ady, but
Fesases e lisien 70 her Bleadings fos love and
sympathy. Thls Is the hsse romance the
author ever wrote. and our readers viii fna
y Interesting and worthy thair attsAtion. Be
sides The Belle, BaIIOa has large number Of
good things, all shifted for The season. Il Il
capital magazine. and tbs hes, "a the coan.
Try, 40 faE 80 fan In concerned. Just Senll ten
cents Tor > Specimen copy. only also per
'annnm, or IS cents q single copy. Address
ThomsS 3 Talbot, % Hswley Street, Boston.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19

Many regrets have been expressed by cit
liens Of our village, and of many residing
outside, ut the failure Of the Contractor to
sink an ArteSian well in the Court House
yard. 1t is true that the original cost Of
these wells is greater than the old stock
wells but we think that economy justifies
the County Commissioners in the attempt.
These wells never get out Of order and the
water which they supplyis pure. Many cit
1enS Of the county visit the village during the
year and many are the complaints in regard
10 the water. Mr.. Tormey, one of the con-
tractors, superintended the attempted con-
structiOn of the well, but aftes going $50 feet
the project Sas abandoned, the character Of
tue stratum reached justifying the abandon
ihent. In the process Of boring, q stratum
OF mari 200 feet thick was passed through.
n new well has been started near the old
one' and it is hoped that pure water will be
reached at a reasonable distance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19

lffull-grown, the small long sort are best
for picking. Let them be fresh gathered /;
pull of the blossoms, but do not rub them /;
pour over them a strong brine of salt and
water boiling hot cover them close, and let
them stand all night. The next day stir
thens gently TO take off the sand, drain them
on sieve, and dry them on a cloth; make q
pickle Of the best white wine vinegar, ginger,
pepper tl"ng and round, and little garlic.
When the pickle boiIs, throw in the cucum-
bers, cover them, and make them boil as quick
ly as possible for three or four minutes; put
them into jar with the vinegar, aud cover
them closely when cold, put in sprig of
dill, the seed downward. They will be ex-
ceedingly crisp and green, done in this man
ner; but If they do not appear to be Of fine
color, boil mp the pickle the next day, aud
pour it boiling ON the cucumbers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19

Our jewsler, Mr.. W. II. Lipseomb, furnishes
US with the state of thermometer and barome-
ter since our last issue:
Thursday, IL. G, a. m, 1913, m, "a.
Stationary barometer.
Friday, 10. 6, a. m, 1912, m, $50,
pm, GO. Falling barometer.
Saturday, Il. 6, In, 69o-l2, m, $40.
6. p. m, ITO. Rising barometer.
Sunday, Is. sam, 500 IL, m, sso-3,
?. IN, 500, p. M, 80. Barometer high.
Monday, l6. 6, a. m, 72e-l3, IN, $50
G, p. m, s20. Low barometer.
Tuesday, II. 6, a. m, 77'-l2, m, 800
&c, ?. m, $50.
Wednesday, Is. 6, a. m, 69o-lO, a. m,
s2'-l2, m; $50. Barometer very high.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19
what e. Advertising ?

It's a little amusing, when soliciting, to
hear On alleged business man say, at doesn't
pay to advertise" Why does this man put
out a sign? That is advertising. Why does
he obstruct the pavement in front Of his store
with samples Of the goods he sells? That lie
advertising, too. Why does he daub the head
Of mackerel barrel with the words, "AL
oJR goods cAEeP," and stick it up in n tub
Of beans in his store door? That is also adj
vcrtising, il it isn't correct CEthOgraphy. Yet
be asset that advertising doesn't pay"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain Of cutting teeih2 Ifso, send
at once and get bottle of Mas. WrNsEOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TERTHISG. Iis
value is incalculable. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it mothers, there il no mistake about
il. It cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces infiamma-
ton, and gives tone and energy to the X hole
system. Mas. WLSsLOws SOoTHIxG SYRUP FoR
CHILDREN TEETHING 10 pleasant to the taste,
and Is the prescription Of one Of the oldest
and best female physicians and nu-ses in the
United States, and Is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price Is cents bot
tie.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-19
II HO u SAN DIS

HalElined Aad Skeleton Suits In all the
newest aad most desirabls shades In SeFaes;
also, Blue Piaanels, Yacht Cloth, MohaIrs,
DVap D'Eas and Worsted. Our assortment
Of AlPacaS, Poages Silk aud Sesrsucker salts
iail eolOrsl was never approached In magni-
tnde o. varsity before in ths State.
In busters We caR astonish you. We have
them in all the best fabrics In Linen, Mohair,
Aipaea. &c.
We also have ths largest line of Boys and
ChildpD's Clothing f0T Summer Wear ever
shown.
A separate department. for White and Fan
cy Vests. in which over l 800 Styles are
showRs from IS Cents to s5 90 in Price.
Wealways exeel 10 getting up Clothing for
niEceRt ASSIGNMENT.