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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

An old weather. beaten tSapper va
saunterine along the main street OF q
Western village one Sunday. Passing IN
front OF q meeting house for 4 moment
be went in and took seat among the
congregation. The preacher vas dis.
coursing on the text Of = the sheep and
the wolves, and had evidently beeu
drawing contrast between the two sub.
iects. Said be:
we Who assemble here from week tc
veek and do our duty and perform on
part, are the sheep; now, then, who an
the wolves2"
A pauss, and our friend. the trappsr
rose 10 his feet.
.Wal. stranger, rather than 80 thu
NAV stoppad, I'll be the wolves.
The preacher pronounced the benedic'
ti0n at 0nco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11
FOR SALE.

SOUrH HALF OF Lot 8 BLOCK Is
y MAynardS 5000.
Lots II and II. block s.. Kids. with
house. 5000.
Lot I. block II. Terry's. with house
$500.
South half lot 4. block A.. Terryis with
house, e900o.
Lot S. block A.. Terry's. with house,
$500.
North half Of lot 1. block a.. Terrys
with house. S2200.
Lots I. Z 81 s. 6 block IA. 8. A. B., 5000
.SW. Of NV. OF section Is townst ip 8
r.. range { E., ioS acres. at outlet OF Lake
Union. 800 piles on the land. 5000.
This property belongs TO o. =. WRIGHT
residence. Kids addition, South Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

When boy has ceased to wish to
be Q clown. he desires to drive an en-
CINE, and, when that ambition has
passed, he next wants to 20 to sea.
1t Is curious to observe the uniform
ity OF opinion among boys on these
matters. We never hear Of Q lad
passionately anxious to be Q lawyer
and hiding himself in . corner to
read about the law, nor probably Is Z
lad-a small lad-often found who
devotes his days aud nights to think.
Ing how delightful it must be to be q
clergyman. To be stock broker, Q
banker, . farmer. to be even q mem.
Der Of the Parliament. IL not among
the ambition OF boys. They would
Do willing to shine a. actors, indeed,
but on condition that they appear
with whitened cheeks and with q leg
of mutton and hot poker in their
pockets.
OF engineering they have few
ideas outside Of the notion that an
engineer, whether civil or otherwise.
IL an individual with . grimy face
distinct advantage ~ boys, most Of
whom abhOr sosp-Who stands b.
hind Q locomotive and makes Il 20
along a. fast as he pleases, not 70
mention whistling whenever he
takes it into his head 70 enter Z
tunnel.
The ses, however, Is usually the
boys longest and most earnest dream.
AnS Il Is not . little extraordinary
that the hardest, the rou chest, and,
having regard to the routine OF Its
discipline and the character Of its
members, the most prosaic of I'll
callings should stand ct the head OF
4he professions - 90 inspiration Of
poetry and of romantic fancies. The
sea has q charm for the young which
men can only understand by becom-
ing boys again in fancy. and think
ing ont Of the minds they had when
boys.
Were it possible exactly to deter
mine all that lad dreams about the
sea, the impulses which move him
toward it, his ideas of life on board q
ship and the wonders Of the world
into which the mariner sails. we
should find the picture wanting
neither ia human nature nor 10
pathos-humor in the utter unlike
ness of truth, and pathos in the
generous, childiike imagination
which fiings It's wonderful. light over
one of the harshest and most Hnsym-
pathetic of human facts, enricaing II
to such . degree that even the mature
mind is captivated by the boyish
fancy, and regards the sea from the
standpoint of the dreaming, enthus,
tic lad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11
WANTED.

A MAN AND HIS WIFE AT THE
"A Lake Washington Mill; man to work
In the mill and wife to cook. Apply i'm
mediately. at the mill, to
mol tt c. CLARK, Lessee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

About three thousand tons o.
borax are annually produced in Cal.
iforuiA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

A LII THOSE DESTROYS OF BEING
a instructed In the science Of military
and naval tactics. and practical neyigs-
ton. are respectfully Informed that viii
open claso for the above purpose on OF
about November lst. lS83.
For further particulars address
FRR0K 81. sPARLIN0,
oc6 Il r. O. box ~ soattle. w =.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

S00 CORDS SINGLE BOLTS AND
COO 50 cords wood. Cash on delivery
Of Shingie Mill.
no9 MERRTWETHER & FREDERICKs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

Land for Sale.

A NY ONE WISHING TO PURCHASE
! . tract Of 50 acres Of land. beauti-
fully situated on Eagle narbor. nine
miles west Of Seattle, would do well to
call and see it. The quality of the land
10 the same as I now cultivate.
Price so per acre.
r. II. HOsKINsON.
Port Blakely. W. nol DIV sw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

| SITUATION, BY A FIRST-CLASS
y millsmith and wood turner Is years
experience. Address, stating terms,
F. L. DRAPER,
SIS st. Charles Hotel, Seattle, w. 4,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-11

Having purchased the Bankrupt Stock of
Brown, Hansen Co., Of Boston, far below the
regular wholesale prices, we will now offer the
greatest bargains In Clothing, Furnishing
Goods. Hats, ETC., ever known or heard of be-
fore. To give you faint idea of what We are
now doing. you will note the following prices.
which you will find correct on application:
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09

q c.. ~ .'s s.a.a...','
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
=
Mr. Geo Williams Pissab. gave an oys er
li'i = ~ 'ea'''p ~ r. 'o''d'! s''"''s =
we young iaiAs Of bus vicinity.
ni,;ua I'll, j.
biNine services were held ~ II Thomas on
- IN :" '''i,e"' se''n'" '"s'
'''e''' ~" 7 '''s''eN
Communication from L. B.R. came too
late FOR publication Ills vice., viii appear in
our next
Halls Vegetable Sfieian u.r Remover Is
tae most reliable article 10 use fyr restoring
+. grnv o't y ~ oils'D'' color aud promoting
a. , !
y..,t ...I c ~. l'',l : oh' >'eN I
'.'"'''''ts i2r iiit shef.ilti-
+ I, are on the war path. lookout Dave.
! Arunor has been circulated in some .ec-
Tons OF the county thar tie tramp recently
confined in jail in this town has the sn,t
pox. It, false.
we're Distributed last sunday hy tie Rev
Father Heating to the personal friends ofthat
departed gentleman
Frank W. sardcr. Clear Snri,gs NJ
saws u have received mnrb ha,1g, I'm,
erai debility
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
LOcal BrcEjtieS.


~.
oena Us ''e loea' uo'''"Ss'
4 leading animal-1he blind mans dog.
- SUI : 80 : NV - ~ Nv :
Mr. Gustav haseh was IN Town on ues-
It sno" use 70 deny 'ne u'lii'5 o. the
Nc "'"u y O''''" "''s ''s" 'o'e'' 'e''
No" IS th' flme to plant your spring ad-
or course LADIES' tram has to take the
capt blooy was urNihg JUS . 10 tro'tIng
Mr. JOS : h''eY VlS''ea MS nome IN thls
Feo. Court Is near at hand but fees for the
- -. = ~ ''0''' - ~ :
What do you think OF the fellow who said
we would have any winter?
Dull times and bad weather have been gen
eral complaints for some time.
A fine large North Carolina shad sold in
Marsh Market, Baltimore, for s..
Mr.. Eugene Mitchell now located in BaIti-
more is on a visit to this town.
lis shame to be out Of fashion, but to be
out Of funds is absolutely horrifyng.
ment. disappointment.
10y P''' u
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
Ii the yFhcle History of
Me lipinC

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained so
wide reputation, as AYras CHERRY
PEGToRAI, which is recognized as the
worlds :naly for all diseases of the
tAro t and En"S. Its long-cont.nucd
rs Of won l2r"d cures in all eli
mites has made it universally known
rs sste and relisble agent to e,nploy.
Ag2inSt ordinary colds, W licA are the
iorerunn2rs of more serious disorders,
II acts speedily and surely, always re-
HeVlng suffering and often saving life.
he protection it affords, by its timely
use IN throat and chest disorders,
makes it al Invaluable remedy to be
k pit always on h md in every home.
No person clH eff to BE- without it,
and those who have once used it never
Will From their knowledge of its
composition and operation, physicians
use the CurRRY PHereEN. extensively
in their pra .ise, and clorgvmcn recon-
mend it. 1t is ab8olut ~ certain in
its healing ff,cts, and will always
cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all druggists.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
Dredgcrs LdtOtessmeSS

We have been informed that number Of
dredgers OF desperate character have been Of
late committing acts OF iawlessness aon the
shores Of the Wicomico and Potomac rivers
in the locality ofCobb Neck, and some OF them
vi a verv serious nature On one occasion
recently they came shore AT Lancaster 5
Wharf under the influence Of liquor, heavily
loaded with firearms, and shooting them
promiscuousy. They attacked the store OF
MIR. Barber, merchandising near by, with
hrlek-hats. compelling the clerk to seek safe
~ % the grocery. Tn another occasion they
called at an old coored woman S in the vicini-
y where dance was being held, and fright
eued the inmates to seek refuge in the second
story. Not content with this they fired their
pistols through the ceiling and thus forced
them to make their escape through the upper
windows OF the house to the woods. Though
no personal injury, has been received by any
enc yet these are serious breaches Of the peace.
and the ofendes should be brought to Justice
at once, lest some act OF more henious char
actcr be committed.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
RcnnIntions for Lint.

All We5n.s4av .,o s~..3..ft
.r.a. 49, ~. -. =
ot,tae...se.,
-. - - ~ 49, '','''
- hoaaa -, '''
Tb.r
.s.,t;,a S,a4...
The me.l snon.1 - a.t
do, III, .hon,n,a. "
Ft-sb "a e.h
H. same meal dnrin,tent "
~ small re.r.sb,no,, cona,u,.. IL
.,y1,tion i allowed in he eveninr -, !
..,4aea Tie fourth mart ~ an ord;,.-. ,....t
s. At the COLLATION. it is permitted 10 use
bread, All kinds Of fruits, salads and vegeta-
bIes. The use 81 butter, cheese. milk. and
e.,es i also tolerated by vittue Of long e.tab-
G.aed custom
:. General usage has made il lawful 10 ,,te
IN lie morning some warm liquid. as tea. coe
Zee or thin chocolate made with water. aud i
mouthful 81 bread
8 Necessity and custom have authorized
lie use Of hog lard, instead Of butter in
preparing permitted food
. The following persons are e1eu pied from
The obligations Of fasting: Persons under
twenty -onc years Of age, thesick. nursing
women. those WHO are obliged to do hard H.
Dor All who, through weakness, cannot fast
without great prejudice to their health.
10. 81 dispensation the use offrcsh meat
will allowed at all meals on SUNDAYS. and
once day on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Satuidlys, With the exception Of HOLY
Thursday aud the secoud aud last SATURDAYS
Of Lent
H. Persons dispensed from the obligation
Of mstiAg, on account Of tender or advanced
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
J eSirD Meetip0.

A meeting Of the yestry of piney Chapel
and Christ Church in this town was held at
La Plata Tuesday Rev. G. F. Williams pre-
sided at the meeting The members present
we're Nessrs Henry +. Nudd, 5. Cox, Jr-, b
r BhndIord, pr p. ". Hawkins and Mr.
y =. Robertson. The business transacted
was OF (" seneralchr. c.er, pertaining to the +
n4aell af,irs Of tie two churches.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
.Stn MMtaaL lii .Socictm


As We have been requested by some of !,
patrons to investigate the standing and v.a.l
ines Of the above named Society. No. a ~,
Holiday Street, we have complied with ~,
request and herewith publish srpo,.i. f,
our investigation hoping it may l.e ...tsf,.,,
ny
The association was incorporated unao. !,
Geocral laws Of Maryland, February Ia
For the first year, its crowd, was small
the annual meeting 10 1881, new bo..l
officers were elected, aud Col Edwi, u.n
was made manager, since then The.
has steady increased until the rer,i6c.,.
sued now number about one hog,o,J +,
the three years Of its existaucp, bnt ,.a...,b
assessments have been levied. OF Will .
mn Of Them we're for Charles county pore
has been but one permanent physical di..,,i,.
" assessment, which was for a ns,,l... :,
Mary S county.
The plan IS cooperative. Elcb meaHer
pays an admission fee, and dues f,r 60.
aud assessments for disability, ma,u,.1 anil
death claims. No one can he ss.a. #,
more thaa his or her rates spccieod +, a.oi,
certificates. Hence until such time tbe
membership Is large enough for the .,s....ble
oasis, to realize the fun sum nsne3 IL
tiheaie, the beneficiary receives only ebu
may be collected Therefore. those ~. hive
died. did not receive the ian amonn, ,.s,5eir
certificates But while this is tbr c,.. .beir
membership hid cost them but rne ana
large returns were had for their ou,f,r
For example Wa Bropo no,. cr,s.
Roads, who became member March III.
1882, aud died July lst, Iss2. ba3 mid FIR
membership fee, dues and assessme,,s IA toll
s12 45. His executors received s82. Is A
net gain to his heirs Of Ssl6 a.
J. Thons Coitoa of AIlens, r., ;aiaed
June End, 1880, and died NovemLer goth.
1882, His beneficiary pad Sls Is an asses,-
ment has been made for his benee, and he
will probably receive 81 600 more ii N Il has
cost him.
Jame' q. Grtson Of St. Clement. Bly. St. I
Wary county, became a member December
Isl, 1881, and has paid SO al NJ has re-
;eiyei SOL 81 for ? P. DISABILITY and IS
still entitled TO maturity or deuh benefits.
During 1882, the Society , id ia tbc benz
ic'sry's Of deceased members. s. 10 II. at a
,ost to said deceased membe 5 ofonl, sl4oGt
As the mem }ership increases, Tie certif ates
become more valuable, and il IS eypeeled that
It no distant day, the Society viii be able 70
'ay ITS certificates IN faH.
The books were shown 10 Us without re-
erye, and all our inquiries were promptly
answered. 50 far as We could Judge The
business is conducted on bushes, principles,
ocking 70 reliability and permanently, prom
sing no more then it can fulfil and appears
0 be under good management.
The mutual plan of Insurance i growing III
iyor, and when property and honestly con
ucted, IS conceded to be the cheapest aud best.
We commend the San Nat,tql to The consider
ZION Of ~ur readers who my want to mtl<p
uc1 provisoi for themselv 81 or taeir families.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
ioodcco Inspectors Lar.

The supreme Court Of the United States
mas decided The tob4cco inspection case OF
- !. Turner Of Bry,ntown Us. the State Of
MARYLAND adversely to rn,acr sustaining tie
aee's,on Of the Court Of Appeals Of This State
aua Tue legality ofits tobacco inspection laws.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
Transfers of Property.
DEEDS.

Deed from Thomas +. Webster and Eliza
c. Webster to Charles A. Webster for proper
y known IS "Cobingtons Manor" Consider
alton, $500.
Deed from Richard l. Moreland to Z. D R.
Re'n for three tracts ofland near Gallant
Green containing 80 acres, 90 acres and q
acres respectively. Consideration, Sloo.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09

91- Ths Odce 81 he INDEPENDENT has be-
rsuoesd 10 ths frsf floor of The A1so@ee MI
tmmed.ot,ig opposite Il, Episeopd Church
.~-----~--~--~~~~-o~-~y~-
JDgd ms.
Hon John W. Mitchell, one Of 'he mosi
nrominent lawyers Of this county, died Sun
dav morning at his residence, near this vii
LACE, ia the so year Of hi, age. Mr. Mitchell
vas born ia st. Iary's Co, aud was a son Of
Rev. r.. RI u. Mitchell, who for many years
ues rector Of the King and Queen parish,
IN rh,ptico, St. Mays county, aud then, for
man, years. At ibe William and Mary ptrish,
IN ,he lower part OF the same county.
~, va, educated a, Charlotte Hall Acaie-
NV and removed TO this county when young
man end taught public school near what is
NV known a. White Plains, during which
time he began the study Of law. lie soon AZ
Ter gave ar MS school to pursue his legal
audie, At Harvard College, where he complet-
"A them and returned to his adopted county
10 practice.
M, career rs lawyer was hrilli"nt
ann Mr. Mitchell WAS connected with one
,.f,he Oldest families in this county, During
IL. i.te war he cast his lot with the South
II. "a. several tunes elected TO the Maryland
t.,i.i,ture was each time appointed as
,b,irn,n Of the Judiciary Committee Last
F,ll he WAS candidate for Associate Judge
shin from The Seventh Judicial Circuit, but
,.,,rJr.u his name from the convention
after The 7th vote was taken. lie married Miss
9efelia Chapman, the eldest daughter OF the
a., Pearson Chapman, a wealthy planter o.
~. rountv ,ho still survives him lie also
le.v, Two daughters and two sons lie also
l-,,,,.,sral brothers Rev Waiter 4, Mitch
I'll rector Of St. Johns parish, Hagersio~n
o., Mitchell, Of Delaware Rev. James
n,,,h.ll Of Centrevlie Md, snd Richard II
Mitchell. Of Baltimore city Mr.. Mitchell was
,l,o brotber-in-aw of the Hon. Andrew 6
chairman. mcmber Of Congress, and was a
,,.nb.w 81 the late Gen. Walter Mitchell.
H.. funeral took place Wednesday, snd his
remains wetr Inferred at the new Cemetery at
/. plata. He was an active practitioner,
md !, leading member Of the bar up to a "
,,,ns aca whoa he was stricken down with
,nraly.. from which he never recovered
Though during the past year his familiar ftco,
n.rn and pale from a disease that was fist
srpios the tynirjls Of his life could be seen
II our ftle town greeting all with whom he
In. "a contact with kindly smile No pen
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
Holiday Presents.

II is the cr.tom Of al who can allo'd i
to mike Presents 10 friends aud io'e' 9nes
at least once year, and real -ooa aaaa I
is The only matter hat brothers sl,g. !,
what to hay We come 70 itle r. aha
suggest. is there anvth ~ more rs + 'f'aa
suit Tor your Do4 or husband sps5i4'.1 eas''
you can get quai4, fiji aud the o@ VI, f +
the State from G. \. OEHN ooSi lah-
over and Pratt Sis, Baltimore.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
Orphans Court.

This body was as usual in session Tues
a'y' Judges jenkins, Rowe and Cory in
attendance No business Of Importance was
Transacted except the granting of letters OF
administration to Oscar L. Fendall on the es-
tate Of Walter FcndalI deceased.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09

Mortgage from Charles A Webster and
Maggie +. Webster to E. D. R. Bean on real
property, "Cobbngton Manor" also sn in
terest purchased by the said Charles A. Web
ster from Thomas E. Webster and Eliza G
Webster. Consideration, a transfer Of mort
gage from Thomas f. Webster and Eliz, c.
Webster for SlS9 to the said Charles A.
Webster.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09

49, = cold in the head i one of the hes thiigs
t ors I'm happtn TO ady with lace hand
''Ne ny Inc best remed, 10 cure that cold
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
GEORGE 7. CECIL.
2l9 WesPratt st., Baltimore. Nd.

I1eIir' failure Of WEN
DEL ROSS Is LUBEN.
Wholesale CIotliers Of New
York, can well be appreci-
atcd by the citizens Of Chas
County and vicinity for !
have purchased for Cash
from the creditors Of this
finn $20,003 worth Of thcil.
choicest oyercoats and suits.
| bought the Stock to sell
and the citizens can reap
the benefit Of the Greatest
Bargains ever ofIert 4 before.
| offer Oyerc0ats well made,
stylish and elegantly trim
med, for less than you can
purchase the goods for by
the yard. Thcrse are no hum
bHg, out real facts. Call
before the stock is broken.
Every garment marked in
plain figures; no deviation
rom marked prices, | ask
your patience to examine
these goods. NJ. J. Water
man. The only One Price
Clothicrs in Alexandria,
Va, corner King and Fair
fax Streets. dec S-2m
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Smnii- POr.

The colored woman aud boy who were
reported, in your last issue, sick with small
pox in the kitchen on the farm Of Mrs. NJ. +.
Somervell are, we are glad to say rapidly
improving under the treatment o. DR.. ". Ii.
Marsh. Three new cases reported - C4loest
J0urnal.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
Stolen.

Mr. Spearman Lancaster, had two sheep
stolen from his pen last week The thieves
were tracked to the river shore; no other clue
to there Whereabouts could be learned They
were supposed 10 lie bred gers.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
The Hamdn Ear.

Imagine Two harps in room, with The
same number Of strings, and each string per-
iectly attaued to a corresponding string IN
The other. Touch a string in one aud the
corresponding tone will be sounded. So with
all the strings So with any combination OF
the strings. Il would not matter how you
PLAYED the one harp, the other would respond
No doubt the response would be weaker,-
mat IS what one would expect; but the re-
spouse, as regards pitch and quality, would
oe almost pefect Now substitute for one
harp human ear, and the conditions would
according to theory, he the same, except that
the responsive mechanism OF the ear is much
smaller than that OF the responsive harp In
me ear there are minute cords, rods, OF some
thing in such state oftenison as to be
tuned to tones q various pitch; sound tone,
It's corresponding rod Of chord in the ear will
respond perhaps feebIy, but still with energy
suiieient to excite th9 nerve flament connect
ed with il the result is a nervous current 70
the BRAN, and sensation ola tone OF a par
tleular pitch.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
KILLS. OF SALE

Bill Of sale from Stepen Burch to Merritt
N. Haviland Consideration, S3a.
Bill Of sale from John Stewart to Mrs.
Nellie Crane. Consideration, Sloo.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
JTdrricI.

Married TUESDAY evening by the Rev 6.
+. Williams, Douglas Brawner to Miss
future veifAro OF the happy pair
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
Ladies' Tonic

The great female remedy is pref,rei By
the Womens Medical Institute Of h0aalo
y. Y. and is their f,yorite preserPaoa lol
ladies who are suffering from weakness q
complaints common 10 the sex y + seA y
druggists At > 90 per bottle. Laa1s f4f
obtain advice tree Send stamp tor u4uiss
those vi no have been cured.
dec SLY.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-02-09
NIothers should Know II.

Fretful babies cannot help disturbing every
body, and mothers should know how saoth NJ
Parke Ginger Tonic is. It stops babies
pains, makes them healthy relievs Their yan
anxiety and is safe to use.-Journal. I'm
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0z2<1ls2
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LI1ce Gso
WHOLESALE { RETAIL.

TEyHE following arc RE-
z TAIL PRICES Of well
known gooc. Ladies' Best
Baltimore nadc Shoe known
as Calf Skin 500.
Mems II Quality whole
stock oYSTER BOOT, $3.50.
OR SPECIAL BOOT with
sd IIe-seaa scotch edge
$50. Guaranteed to give
satisfaction or be Fxcliang-
ed Cor NEY BOOTS FREE
Of CliAIGE other goods in
great variety. OPEN AT
NIGHT
GEORGE 7. CECIL
9l0 Wes.Pratt ST., Baltimore. ma
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alAnA TRAINS.

lor BROOKLYN, n y, MI through train. eos
necI al jersey sltS with boats Of "I5rvUAIsa
Anue4, atlordng direct transfcr 10 Fulton
street, avoiduag double ferrlage aud journey
across New DIRK city.