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(COrrezpondencs Of TIE Beacon.


t&NA@N@&AAN
MessFs. Editors As compared with the
past week, the receipts OF all kinds OF grain
show an increase, but most notably those Of
curu. Stock Of both wheat and coin in ele-
vatOrs Is small, on account of Western ship
pers holding back for future crop develop
nIents. The export trade In wheat continues
To rule duh for want Of stock and drmand not
wiihslaBding the low rates Of ocean freight
prevailing at this time. Prices OF Southern
samples, under wants Of local milleTs have
been steadily maintained. Western has ruled
steady, but closed, rs compared " ith previ-
Gus week, from ] TO i cents lower. Deal
Jugs in options have been moderate, but 10
grim figures early in the werk; later sales
show a decline on previous week closing
Southern corn has ruled steady aud Western
mixed advanced ! 70 cent per bushel for spot,
which l. scarce. Oats, under light receipts
firmly maintained. Rye scarce and several
cents higher In order to give your readers
a letter idea of the market | give opening
and closing figures. Southern wheat, good
to Chaice Fnliz, sold st the opening from / 90
20 %, aud n the close for Is 10 %; long
berry tor ] % 90 l %; at close tor 90 70
20; No. ! Maryland red for 25l TO &c,
with no closing figures given. Western sold
early in the week at from Is TO % for
spot and May, and closed &C IL 10 3a1:
jane at 22t TO | IS; AZ close 2Iz TO 22l,
and July NJ 22l to | IS; IT close for ali
22l.
Corn-Southern closed firm at 60 to 81 cts
Western at 81 TO 6S for good spot; May nj
ca TO 64i; June mt G5A 20 65l, and July az
90, that's are firm AT 81 TO So cents and Rye
do NJ 81 to 10 cents.
Leaf Tobacco Tie market continues active
for all desirable samples OF Marylahd, but
think prices are little off-paTticnIarly on
lon grades Of French--which are now almost
entirely neglected. The new French contract
will be given out about the Let Of June, and
all samples suitable for that market, think,
viii then find a ready sale &C satisfactory
prices. Common grades, as heretofore re-
ported, are dull and low, but with q more ac-
tive demand few weeks hence il is thought,
that better prices win prevail. Receipts Of
MARYLAND are stlll heavy, inspections for the
the week aggregating 1 ,643 hhds. repeat
quotations Interior and frosted, 90 10
5 90; common, 50 20 90; good do, SO
TO 50: uliddling, o 90 to : 50; good to fine
rcd, so 70 10 90, and fancy, 10 90 60 l2 90.
Cattle, sheep, lambs and other miscellane-
Gus stuff Of good quality is in demand at
fair prices. N.
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reign he9an il l7D2 an3 endea isls saurang
o. hsSssre sheae yemrs nsHlHa aanReh naaaf Aaea
Asen buf1f1 gmEe ~ ~ = CT sssAnlon aeSvlre.
Enak Bite and 6uk 81 scnanon prayer.
g &C. Moasse - ta9isg AFeh were built
@ me- hne wIla maa . sc 10 f.ay -
aa@aa erus &c eEean: TvsafnEiy he vas
sslinl wcTk 1aan. III kew hnaars canla hare
oo IS lna3 q i - - ansla 1864 The
elssreA wa mpaiTad. Bhas ha&n somewhat
moaernisea. Af aFss ihs paIplta and IertuFn
wesn IN the eKntre IL the cbnFth, tie ioruaer
suspended sFoza ore u the pillaFg by ~ iron
hook. The aisies crussed each other nemr the
pnlpia. there beinR ome deer on he Norshnnd
another o. tie Sonth eua og tha ehnrah. Tha
old peas wef@ % high tlaas ore eoula h0s ZEE
she bead Of the nerug@ng In the nest. Traai-
4i0n se1lS Is tis8s 10 gallery So 81 etnaIly
intended gur The CniOnial Governor, halieve
GoFsrnoF Nesley. This ancient ehnFels, onca
The most prominent In Maryland, and cegsain-
III &c - - nisles1, uaNaaa nn& maamy fEpalss,
which the Parish Aid Sociafy are emdssvor-
ing % alssoEsplish - wei = 10 ada snrh iEa-
pFOxsulAasls as 0Eaake u ems a. sle bess ard
mast heauiilnl rural ehuFehes In the Dioccse.
z@f'i- Ionrs respectfully. saf.f
- - y. Ginsoa GANTT,
E8sM =. a. - sfs esAssa &&%kN&s
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ron rHE LRGIsI.A7URr.


Messrs. Edliaars s@-Please amnnunre FREn-
ERIf;K 4. MORAN, C. ~ Gsh district - !.
candidate foF seat In TIE next General A.
srsnhly 0f Maryland. lie deserves ana wgIl
receive the roFaial sapyuoFe of
Feb. - lass. RxrumacAxs.
Mesars. Editors Please annamnee aAe u.,s,.
ef Mr. JOHN II LEACH as - iuaeg,rnae.,
candidate tor . anma in ahe H0ssae ~ Rs,.vn
sensaiives of the nexs Genegal A ssemblv a
Maryland.
PeOa MEx Axn RnrrasaCAxs.
Febn. IsS9.
hsssrs. Edilors-Pleass announce Ns. 4
u. CANTkR - . candidate tor re-eleesion 10
ID l0Kex ezaneA 6 the0 naxa kaaaasal -Aaasna-
hly uf NARY land, suhjeca e sasa rennhIirma
nominaiing eenvralinnA and sny thai - III
feueiva aAe viaaa sepge.as q - -nseras,f
= De- u isaas Le0na saMn ulssrins.
Msssps Editors :-Please aanoanee i. ,Ao
BKAcox thai II DE. L. =. SUTTON. II the e,h
district, will consena GO bevQme : ranaiaa,n
Inr seas IN Tie aoweF hrsneh al sv,r srsss
GearFaa Assembly OF Mary bad. le NJ m r,ys "a
the cordial and shorUagh sapp0st Il the Re-
pahlicans Of the.
Messrs. Editors s--Please announce A.,
w ASHA&G&OS W &GAAANNAN a cRn@i~
date Sor . seaI in the House "a Represpntmsive
Of the n~xt Ganefal Assembly az Marylnna.
and say that he aili b. warSnly snpporsrd by
NE voters q 'ha Raaans Dnrnaey.
Jan Is. 1883.
MessFs. Editors If the beneoa. --Wesnw~eaa
THAI u Mr.. A. BURROUGHS ear L. pre-
vailed upon 10 JEROME q scandidaae for = seak
Ia The nest legislature ct MARYLAND. We ~
iiere fhassEe wosssa nnske an able rvpFesemaa-
tive and rrilcrt mach eFrdig 70 the old conn-
~ OF ~. Mays. Ia mahina this suggestion.
se beg ie.ve 90 say THAI Mr.. burroughs Il
MT Waan ~ great show, bni We know him
TO possess "a in'na superior 10 the moaa Of men
and Ne regard him ~ man Of ability, Acn.
or, nteHTily and inAuenca.
Aug -, lisa. CnAPr,cO.
Messra. Editors Please announce Judge
JOAN l.. MiLBuRN as a candidate FOR n sea,
Ia the next Legislature. Judge Milburn l.
IN every way deserving of the confidence az
the peope aud II elried will prove q unost
tffsrieni representative and one having M
heart the TEST interests Ut the people OF the
AarazSs WRoLE COgSTS.
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New Advertisamenta.
NOTICE. Z

1T having been reported by some person I'M
Al known that intended 10 close Gus my
business and leave LeonArdtown, take this
mode OF SAYING to the public, that tie report
is entirely false. Work done promptly and
neatly as heretofore aud ali will he accomo-
dated. Will hereafter make Repairing \
speciality. have also made arrangements for
putting on invisible patches. which will be
securely AID neatly done. All cork hereafter
positively cash, and all orders not arcomlm-
MED by cash will not be noticed. Respect
fully, j. L. C0NNELLEY,
Boot and Shoemaker,
Leonariiown, Nd.
May q, lsS3-H
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and what would be car condition II
We had to depend upon this alone ?
And further. Yhaf i 10 Be done with
the tesminz - soas 90
WeatS r. "a i al. they cannot }
purchased ed coapurassl j three = !.
lions Of The projected clases. Ihey
have therefore to reach out and find :
market elsewhere, the home market
to them being. practically, amyth.
It was many years. says eloss req
soner on thissuhject. before transpoEta-
ton nom distant interiors to the sea-
ports was established On cheap and
eaay terms. and when their prodnoks
did at last reach the coast, they found
no Americansh:ps totake themabrOad
a. in the days 81 TIE revenue tariff.
and foreign ships could not bring any
thing to exchange for them BY reason
OF protection" The consequences Of
Z
this obstructed and unnatural state
Of trade was, that Che manufacturer
had, indeed. ''hOms market" at his
own price. both to cell and buy In.
Foreign products were shut Of from
composition with him, and thisin turn
shut OF foreign competition for our
agricultural products. Truly, it Is ;
lovely bona market Tor the manniac-
turer---surs enough it keeps our mon
sy at home. that j. TO say. in the man
ufacturers pockets. not in the pockets
Of the people or in the Treasury Of
the people. But il not . "home mar
ket" . good thing? We admit it to
be both excellent and desirable, and
only protest that it is not. never has
been, and never can be. capable Of alb
sorbing more than a small fraction of
the vast products Of an agricultural
country Ike the United States, and we
protest further against being forced to
use this market whether we find it to
our interest or not. We have similar
encouragement to give towards the
establishment Of manufactures. We
would like 70 see dozen established
in Leonardtown in the course of the
present year, but as the agriculturists
of the country are to The people inter-
ested in manufactures about as forty
to three. we cannot persuade ourselves
that it is either equitable or proper
for Congress to pass law puttinga high
tariff tax on the former for the benefit
Of the latter. The truth is, the cotton
grower is as much entitled to protection
as the cotton manufactures. But, as an
old friend of ours, now dead, was fondof
saying, "hands off, and let every tub
stand on its own bottom !" But we
have reached only the vestibule of the
vast theme of a ''home market" and
are already beyond the limit of space
we had allotted to ourselves. What
we have further to say on this sub
ject. we shall, adjourn over TO that
more appropriate time" when our
brother Of the Enterprise proposes to
measure swords with us" and when,
as he says, he will not be called upon
to waste his editorial energy" which
is something, no doubt. to be contem-
plated in fear and trembling. Atany
rate we are now forewarned.
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F r. CLERK or THE GncUrrooURT.

Messrs- FaiioFs :--Please announce John
n GRAVES as Candidate for Clerk al In,
Cirenit .'onrt In 1888, and saw that he will
reseive the cordial support Of sle Republicans
OF ~. Marl's COuRIy.
Mar ~. l.r0xaRBrowN nr=rR,Cr.
Me>srs. EiitoFs.-l'lease announce Mr..
w. +. FORD. ot the ath district. rs a candi-
date t'F Clerk IL the Crcuit Court. aud Sav
that w. will be warmly endorsed ky
LGOEARDrOwS DESTRIcT.
March 2and. lsss. ~
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]. ". DaEnan. q German ST.. Baltimore, Ed.-
ReACES!!!.


LIST race, 40 yards. dash, free for sll, purse,
$50 90.
2ad race ss1 yards, dash. parso 5 rs 90
Ord rnre, 1880 yards, purse . rs 90
18th race. 1 mile heats, purse 81 90
2ED DAy, SATURDAY. MAY 18th. 1888.
lst race, I mile-heais-free for all, purse
$50 90 .- -. ...-.....
End race, ! mile dash, colts, 3 starters. purse
$25 90. II two L0aa idc colts enter for tn $
rare, il will take place. II not, the pro-
prieIors reserve the right 10 make up any
race they please
Bird race, mile dish, purse $50 90
4ih r'ce, mile DASH Consolation Parse. free
for all county horses not winners this sea
son, $40 90
9Th race, ii miIes-heats--IA rttown
Purse. SlO0. the secUnd nurse 10 receive SIS,
lst horse SIS.
lEs0~ The second horse Of each race win he
entitled 10 The entry oaR q tie purse except
the l.eonArdtown Purse.
The racing will be conducted las near rs
pnssiblel uuder the rules OF tie Nd. Jockey
Club. The riders must mount their racers in
colors. The pruprirtors propose 10 give 20 the
lovers Of racing their brst efforts and hope the
pa lie Niil % assist them that all may return
hOn'r satisfied and happy.
~ Racing to commence al ! o'clock, +.
" sharp
isa- I'm irirs open at O'Clock aud close
at o. clock, y N Thursday, 10th.
JR WALTON,
April j., lSs3-ewIdor. Secretary.
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~ CHAPT1co, April g, 1883.
Messrs. Editors The kindly notice Of ..In-
dependent No. I !" in your issue Of April 10th
respecting the helfry Of Christ church, Chap
ticc, needs several corrections. The brlfry
was hnilt, nos b. ''authorily," bat by the
eoAsens u tbs vIs;ry Of the church, UNI
der Tbs auspices Of Christ church Parish Aid
society. This s0ciety, organized one year
ago. ~ hard work and much self-denial, have
raised 500, purchasing keShane SIS ID
bell, and pes ing fur the erection Of sabstan-
tial belfry, built BY Messrs. Wolfe q Christ, of
Charles c0unsy, who have done their work
fathfallg, and, ! believe, reasonably. Chrias
church was nnt built in 1915, bat between
the years l690-lT0s. Phillip Key, an Eng-
lish uobIemAn. who, when c0nsfng 10 this
cs.nsaxy, was made Lord High SherfE ct Efe
c0lonies, gave the site for the church. The
bricks weFe imported for the ehur. and for the
~. i. Of tie Key family, which mow contains
tive generations, resting unceg sleig motto
ssFaithsal % the Faith. onern Anne, whose
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Nessrs. Editors Thinking that BENZ. ,.
SHERMANTiNE has proven himself 60 be
AN efficient 0ficer and one in every way d.
serving the confidence Of the whole people,
Won are requested 20 announce him ~ = cam
dids,te for CDanty CpmmissiouoF NJ sits ensss-
ing election. He viii receive the cordial SIP
port OF the 9Th DlsrHlCr.
Mar 20 81
Nessrs EditoFs--Please annobnee A. NJ.
GRAVES AS candidate for the Commission-
ers' CoHFf.
Jan II. 1888. Many Friends
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FOR SHERIFF.

MessFs. EdItOrs:-P leaseanBoun nee Mr. JAS.
II. ALVEY. as a Republican candidate for the
next Sherinalty and say THAI he will receive
the cordial support of Ut
Nor. "a. 1881 TIE PEoplE
MEssRs EnFroRs Please annoopee GEO.
BENNETT DENT as candidate tor Sheriff "A
the election In 1883. Mr.. Den. 10 well.knowB,
and we feel CERTAIN that this announcement
aud his election viii met the appEohatioA Of
lal, irrespective of party.
Sept q, lsss--ie. lsT AKp2sp DssvRlCTs.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Messrs EaIiors-Please announce MT. DAN
lEi. u. HAaMETT ~ = candidate fnF re-
eiet'il"n Is states Attorney nc the ensuing
election. aHd say that he will be warmly sup
nor'ed by his friends and the people general
ly.
Jan :, 1919 MANY YorEEs.
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In the Circuit Court for st. Mary'J county
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. 5ls N. Z.
NRDERED this LIST day OF Nav, 1889, that
the End Auditors Report, fled in this
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless eallse
TO the contrary be shown on OF before the 4lh
Monday Of May, 1883 provided a copy
of this order be published In The II. Maryis
BEACON once week for three successive
weeks prior TO the said 9Th Monday of
Nay.
J. FRANK FORD CIeik.
true copy-Test:
5. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
May 3, lss3-3w.
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- ~. FREEMAN, formerly o. fhe View
lie York Clothing Hoasc, Mes To- mnd
la West Baltimore street, il GOV. with The
well-kmamu Exeeaal0g ClogkBmg m@mAe
and will - glad - sse ii bis cd Iriends IN
Charles and St. Mary's.
April 5, 1886. .L a
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Messrs. Editors PLEASE Announce DAM
TEL j. PAYNE s:as eandiClatn fer JUDGE Of
tile Orphans Court ~ the ensuing election
and say that he will reerive the undivided
support Of the republicans Of
March 20, 1888 CBAPTIcO DisTRICT.
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Victor Remedies from the formulas of DIR. p.
ID. fnlIruey.
VICTOR COUGH SYRUP, The safe, Pleas
AMI aud Efsecinal remedy, for all forms Cf
Coughs, caused from Throat and Lung lis
eases.
VICTOR PAIN BALM. The Efficient remedy,
for Sore Throat, Frosted Feer, Cramps, COL
ic, Tonih Ache, and all forms OF Pain, Inter-
nal and External
vICTOR INFANTS RELIEF, The greatest
remedy for Children, in Tesihing. Collie,
Gripping, DiarrhRa, &c; 1t does not produce
that state Of stupor, as other Syrups for thii-
dren do.
VICTOR BONE AND NERVE LINIMENT is
King Of all for External use, tor man or beast.
@ This is strong lARguage, but we will
make every word good, or refund your mon
ey. This we can with confidence offer, hAv-
ing bad hut six bottles return ed out OF the
past years very large sale
For sale BY Dra2giSts and StOrekespers,
KOnNTZ A 20 MFRS and PROP'RS.
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We confidently offer our
Victor Fertilizer

TO the Farmers for their TOBACCO CROPS
this season. Its a SPECIALITY for TO
BAcCO and WHEiT. IL will make rs
mneh Tobacco and Of - Rne quality a. any
other Fertilizer, and Ii equal 70 any other for
all crops. Send for certificates.
ETOuF Wheat aud Corn Fertilizer a sps-
eialav for Grain eyeps.
a. We hase ths sole agency for Andrew
Coe Original Amm0niAied bone Phosphate.
rs just Improved far Tobacco and Wheat The
value OF ibis Fertilizer il vel known as here
tos0Fe pselmred. With the Improvement Of
1888, II ID thoroughly reliable TOBACCO
FERTILIZER.
For Tobacco use our VICTOR or GOES
IMPROVED. For gFais crops use either Of
The above or our Wheat and Corn Fertilizer.
AL II coed coalition.
Ia ORDERS SOLICITED.
April 5. lss3-y
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On che 2sth az April, uit., BIZ The Revd.
Father Asale, wM GODDARD % Mis LOT-
TIR PILEERTON. 800 fge
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-03

At BIT residence In this district on the goth
Ute, rs, BETTE RUSSELL, wife OF Las.
Russell. aged about IS years. Nay she rest
In feace. f -
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THoS. c. PRICE & CO.,
80 ". G'has. ~ baltimore.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

For sale of Tobacco, Grain. Wool end Nj
c0nslgnments. LE0 II. HAYDgx, recent To-
bacco lnslecioF. gives his personal attention
TO Inspections, &c. kss- CUNSfGN-
MENTS solicited. Quick salts and prompt
returns.
REFgRExeEs-C. Cannon. Cashier Trnders
National Bank. Baltimore. Hoa. Ih4rnes
Compton. Laurel. Prince Georges county
Hon. Rirhard r. Edelen. Pora Tobacco
Charles county. Hon. A. G. CHAPMAN. la
Plata, Charles county. Hon Roht. q. Combs
IeonardioEn, ST. Marv's co. Hon. Freder-
lex Stone, Court Appeals, Annapolis.
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TO The PUBLIC,

n HAVE appointed RICHARD II. GAR
III NER my agent to rent my farms AID COL
leet my rents. Any one wishing to rent The
land must apply 70 him.
r. H. NILES.
April %. lss3-tE
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR. JOHN +. SPALDIKG having re-
moEea % Laonardsowm, Nd, viii give
prompt attention % ~ professional calls.
March Q, 1883. ~-
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WYcKgD Tnsf.TU arTons An Old =

IcKgD insisTUATI0Es. An Old re-
publican. probably : sore-hsad, sug-
gested il orr presence the other day.
that his paFiy in 81. Maryis was fast
dividing itself into Fspublleans With
conviction and republicans for revs-
nue. only. BIT he did not let the den-
oesats oG. dividing these into BOur-
hons and Free Traders. describing the
lastsras running with the hare 81 the
priulAfies and holding with the hounds
at the election and ready always to
trade themselves Of in The highest
priced markets. But. IL the people for
revenue only and the free traders com
bine. what should republicans with
convictions and the Bourbons do?
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IL TEARs.-The touching picture Of
His Excellency, Gov. Butler, in the
attitude .0f q weeping patriot .sohrr
bing out his last farewell to jefferson
Davis. bestirs the deepest and tender
est amotions n Ca. naanEe, and Re
write this-sr-paragrap our
handkercbief .er--tc our eyes-erl
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
- for 81. Mary's county, in Equity, the
undersigned. Trustee, will sell at public aus
tiOn at the Court House door, LeUaardtown,
ma
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lst race. 40 yards. dash, free for sll, purse,
%9o On
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Husband and Wife.

The social and domestic relations of
husband and wife we're discussed by a
clergyman, who said that the Scriptures
make the relationship very plain. Hus'
bands and wives are fellow travellers on
life's highway, and they are brought
together by choice, not by chance. In
the presence of God and man they have
sworn to bear each others burdens. They
have not foreseen all the troubles and
responsibilities that await them ; they
will find defects in each other which can
only be rightly met by mutual consider
alton and forbearance. As the husband
10 the ruler of the family and sustains
the same relation to the wife "a Christ
does to the church, the husband is first
in responsibility, and the wife, instead of
denying this responsibility, as some
women do, should force it upon the hus-
bands attention il he be disposed to for
get it. The husband is responsible for
the support of the family aud no man is
q Christian who does not do all he can
for his family!
II q man gives the reins of government
into the hands of his wife, and the family
carriage is wrecked thereby, he is re-
sponsible for damages. Many men treat
their wives like children. They regard
their views and opinions ~ of no value.
which is altogether wrong. The key to
happiness is mutual confidence. Have
mo- secrets from each other. But wives
are to submit to their husbands only "as
it 10 6t in the Lord" A woman is not to
give up her religion or her conscience.
A good husband will nearly always
made good wife. A man does not take
. wife because she is philosopher, but
10 satisfy his cravings for the beautiful.
the good and the gentle. Hence it is his
duty to furnish his wife With the means
OF making herself ~ attractive after mar
riage ~ before. A neat. tidy house and
neat, tidy wife are bound to exercise a
powerful influence for good upon the
family. Wives should never be slovenly
in dress, and should make themselves
and their homes agreeable. Home
should be the dearest place on earth to II
man, and it generally is when il is made
pleasant and happy.
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LOST. A BOY.

He went away from the old home earthston'
Only SIX years ago,
A laughing. frolicking fellow
1t world do you good 10 know MIN.
Since then we have not seen him.
And we say. with nameless pain.
No boy that we knew and loved 10 wen
!. We shall never see again.
earring the name we gave gave him.
auM. Shomsto us to-day.
WeA ID not ~ dear fellow
relld "a AZ f s a. .,;s..
t.mM monS I m his face,
fhe u 1aK6SEf ~ hearthstoae
Tba4 .ho3ftHh 1hat made music
rah "a Sett06Ioet boy went.
HpV I6u hamlslao winsom".
~ kpoI sohayO greyo intent;
"Hb n vho - thiukIog and planning
And weX IA tho world Of men.
Sfboug1 annot helm bull love him.,
Ne long f6r or boy again.
who'd ,ud Of this manly fellow
9Th hisI nes to lAko Bile place,
Ia BIZ lot the vanished boy hood
Ard YET srnest, thoughtful face;
vof NJ ues back the longing
lnhou n boy W must henoefOrth miss,
01g' sent away from the hearthstone
NJ With kt0
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-08-23

Salmon Patties-Cut cold cooked sal
mon into dice. Heat about pint of the
dice in half a pint Of cream or Holland
aise sauce. Season 10 taste With Cay
enne pepper and salt. Fill the shells
an serve. Cold cooked fish Of any kind
my DO made into patties in this wa
Use any fish sauce you choose all ke
equally COED.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-08-23

The Via di s. Ignasio is a short, mar
row Lana, which leads from the Collegio
Romano TO the tribune Of 8. Maria sopra
Miuervs, crossing . portion OF the