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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05
Leon. rdtown Graded school.

] missing, that honorable mention is made
in this school Of all students obtaining u per
centage of 45O, or over. on the final examina-
ton out Of "A possible 500, aud special meniio
OF all students obtaining a perfect mark or
500, we give the names Of the Scholars who
obtained these distinctions at She late CON-
menccment Of Leonardtown Graded School
They are as follows:
Special Mention Miss Edith Holmes and
Master Eugene Bell in Department.
Honorable MentioH-lst class, Miss Edith
Holmes IN Rhetoric, Scholars Companion,
Natural Philosophy, Arithmetic and CompO-
siiiUn.
2nd claSs-Miss Ruhie Yates in History OF
England and Department. Master Manning
Combs in EIOcution, History Of United States
and Deportmcnt
2nd aud 3rd Studies, Master Eugene Bell in
ElocutiOn, Spelling, Dictaiion, u. S. History,
Geography aud Arithmetic.
3rd Glass, Master Webster Foxwell in Die
taiion
Premiums, LIST class. Ist premium, Miss
Edith Holmes.
LIST premium in End class, Master Manning
Combs.
End premium in 2nd class, Miss Rubie Yates.
LIST premium in End and 3rd class studies,
Master Eugene Bell
Ind premium in 3rd class, Master Webster
| Foxwell
Special premium awarded Master Eugene
Bell for best attendance during the year aud
| highest general average in all studies.
The honor Of uniform excellence Of conduct
was awarded sr GqHO to Miss +. Holmes and
Master +. Bell.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05
lLocal Correspondenee.l
BAcKwoops. st. Mary's County,.

BAcKwOODs, st. Mary's County, Md.
Messrs. Editors AS this section of the
county is not represented in your paper
feel il duty | owe You to give you few
notes from our neighborhOOd.
The Backwoods is not very fertile plane
but we have some fine lands and thrifty
farmers though the majority of our acres
are rather thin. Farmers are busy thresh-
ing wheat and wedding their corn and to-
baccO.
You have doubtless heard in the past, that
our community was lawleSs one. but now
such is not the case. The last crime of any
not, was the burning last year of a house
and lumber belonging TO DIR. Blackstone.
The house had been formerly occupied by
Philiph Howe but at the time Of the burn
ing was untenanted.
Mcssrs. EditO $, | am inexperienced in
writing for newspapers but il this will in
terest your readers ! may endeavor some
time in the future to let you hear from me
again. | hope your correspondent G., Of
the liriary Branch. may continue his little
epistles. Yours Truly. LITTLE Boy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05
Correspondence Of the Beacon. ,

BALTIMORE, June 30, 1883.
Messrs. Editors:-leceipts of all kinds Of
grain, as compared with preceding week, have
been light. The market for wheat under
continued favorable crop prospects and ,imi-
ted demand for export, shows further de-
cline. Southern is 2 cents off on old crop
samples. The new crop coming in ranges
widely rs 10 prices and condition. Market
unsettled. Western is cents lower for spot.
and options for the next four months have de-
ciined from to ~ cents per bushel For
corn the market is lever and unsettled. and
both Southern and Western are from 2 to 4
cents of. Rye, under light offerings, has
been maintained. Oats weaker and lower.
give closing transactions as follows:
Wheat, Southern, 5000 bushels new cron
in small lots mostly selling from sTI to l O
for inferior to fair and 25 TO 40 for good
condition. Old crop. Southern Fultz, l / 3 TO
10; long-berry, Is to 90. Western spnt
IL 10 lag; June. ! Ia; July, Ia 10 la:
August, l5l 10 l5s; Sept, I'll toll III.
and October, l9 to l9l. Southern corn,
IS to SO cents. Western spot 5sI, aud July,
SOY, with no sales for August and September
Rye from 65 TO 68 cents and oats from IL e
4G.
Tobacro-Receipts of Maryland, MS usual
during the grain harvest, have fallen of, but
Of Ohio are increasing. The demand for Nd
Is active, with buyers little choice. All dt.
rable slocs, however, find ready sale At fail
figures. give quotations as follows: Mary.
land inferior and frosted, 2 90 10 90; sound
common, 80 10 90; good do, 90 to 5 90;
middiing, 90 TO so; good to fine red, OC
10 10 90. and fancy, 10 90 TO IL 90. Mis-
ceilaneous stuff is in demand at generally fail
prices. N.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05


AZ = quarterly ulceting Of the Board Of Trus-
tees Of Charlotte Hall School. held June 2ssh,
1853, the following preamble and resolutions
were HRAnimcusy adopted:
WHKREAs Since the last meeting Of the
Board u Trustees Of Charlotte Hall school
the Hon. John W. Mitchell, late a member OF
this body, has besH removed BY death from the
scene OF his earthly laboTs, and the Trustees,
deeply impressed with sense Of the irrepara-
be loss sustained By the death Of one 50 emf
nent in learning. 50 ripe In Judgment, so wise
10 cousseis and 80 universally esterEBed for his
exalted worth In all the relations Of life, do
hereby
Resolrs, That the Board oFTrustees has re-
ecived with feelings Of profound and unatsec-
tel sorrow the announcement Of the death of
the Hon. John W. Mitchell, late a member Of
this BODY; that by bis demise the Board has
sustained the loss Of q wise aud trusted coun-
sellor. this school true and sleadfast friend,
socieiy one Of her rarest ornaments, Maryland
one Of her most giited and useful citizens and
Charles county one Of her purest aud noblest
sons that ever decked the galaxy Of her past
glory.
Res0lred, That rs a gentleman, he was re-
NAL and refined, as a friend he was sieadfast
and sincere, as a citizen he was honored aud
beloved, and as a Christian he was ever hum
bile and consistent. In a word, he combined
in an eminent degree those exalted traits Of
character that constitute the honest man and
Christian gentleman. May the sod Of earth
rest gently on the bosom OF the honored and
peaceful dead, and NAV the Benign Spirit OF
Mercy brOoding over the troubled aud bitter
waters Of affection impart comfort to the
stricken household who in anguish lament the
lost of husband and father.
keSoiUed, That this preamble and these res
olutions be entered on the records ofihe Trus
tees, and that copy Of the same be transmit.
ted 70 the family OF the deceased.
By order Of the Beard,
WV. 7. BRIsoOE, Secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05

Our village correspondent supplies US with
the following items:
Summer boardcrs arc beginning to arrive.
The ATrowsmith ON Saturday and the Sue
on Monday brought the advance guard.
Age and infrmity do not affect all men
alike. At leaSt they have not destroyed the
hove of music in enc Uf our tpwnsnen and
most any evening he can be seen with his
game fmt in a chair and his flute n his lips
discoursing sentimental and soul-stirring
airs.
Mr.. Dell, formerly Pastor of st. Paul
NJ T.. Church and now at WOodville, Z. q.
Co, was on visit to this place last week.
A number Of SchoIastics stopped here ON
Monday morning aud heard Mass while the
Sue was laying at our wharf. They after
wards continued on their way 10 st. Inigoes.
The Teachers from the different parts Of
the county were in town ON Tuesday a ld
were paid of for the last quarter Of / scho-
lastic year.
There was very pleasant excursion
down the hay few days ago, in which
your correspondent took part and enjoyed
fresh fish and other good things to his heart i
content.
Certain gentlemen are inclined IN think
that the BEAcoNs Correspondent takes tn
much notice &C the movements Of people
th"u.h they do not seem tn he very mad
and are still doing different parts of the
county. One has not put in an appearance
in Ieonardtown this week as he il busy
ihreshng wheat, hut Inc is expected rs soon
as he gets through.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05

We are unsbIe to answer the inquiry Of a
correspondent who writes to ask, ''Rhen viii
our Central Committee issue a call for the
democratic primhsies7' As the State Con-
vention win not meet until after the riddle
Of September, we think questionable wheth-
er the call viii be made before the last Of Au-
gust. As TO its terms. we can, Of course,
know nothing, and are therefore unable TO say
whether "the men who. after going into
Convention with honest democrats, came out
and betrayed the nominees at the polls, will
be allowed 10 vote at the coming primary
meetings Of the party?' We are not sufii.
GENTLY up in party lore to know whether the
Central Committee have the power 10 restrict
a primary in this matter. We should 10
pleased to hear from older heads on this sub
jet.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05

Mr. &. +. MilliGan, Of Washington, visited
our Office last Saturday. Though busy at
at the time we nevertheless enjoyed his visit
and hope TO meet him again when we are
more a: leisure.
Mr.. George NJ. Thomas, formerly Of this
county, has resigned his position as Princi-
pal Of the Port Deposit Public School, to
accept position as teacher in lourishing
school at Lexington, Mo.
Miss Mamie Combs, Miss Julia Hayden,
Masters r. b. Tiprctt, JAS GrcenweIl, Jr.,
Jos. Cough, Jr., and Ford and Charles
Combs, have returned from their respective
academies, and are, VIC hope, enjoying their
vacation. Miss Hayden was enc Of the
graduates ut st. Mary's Seminary. Miss
Mamie received two medals at Mt. St. Az
mes, one for Christian Doctrine and the 9TH
or for amiable Department and Observance
Of Rules.
Mr.. Parry Lee Downs graduated with
high honors ut the recent Commencement of
st. Johns College, Alexandria.
Our friend, Mr.. Boyd and his bride left,
per the Arrowsmith, on last Sunday, for
their bridal trip. We wish them every
happiness.
While the Rev. ]. w. Graves was fasten.
ing gaze through which he had driven,
his horse started off aud in endeavorimg to
check him Mr.. Graves fe!l aud was dragged
about 20 yards. Beyond getting disagree
ably muddy, Mr.. q. suffered no serious in
convenience
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05

~ Ballou's Magazine for July has a
continuation Of the popular story Of the dav.
THE Belle OF Australia" by William n.
Themes, author Of The Gold-Haniers, The
Bushrangers, and so forth. The hero of the
story is lost in the scrub Of Australia, and
has novel adventure with party of natives.
a monsirous blark-snake, and a bewildered
ChinAman, who has been tortured by bush.
rangers Tor the purpose Of obtaining his gold
dust. But John Is too shrewd for the robbers.
and saves bis nuggets and life at the same
time. The night eneampment is well 6es-
cribed, AID will interest the reader. We
learn that ''The Belle Of Australia will he
published in hook form this fall by the enter
Prising firm Of De WOLF, Fiske q Company,
Boston, who will make 1t an elegant volume.
A large sale Is expected by the publishers
Ballon's Is full Of good things. being one of
the most entertaining magazines in the eonll-
try, and IS only 81 so per annnm, p0sfpaid,
or 3 cents copy. Published by Themes 4
Talbot, 23 HawleF Street, Boston, and for
sale by newsdealers. Send ten cents for a
sample COPY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05
ARylCE TO H0TRERS.

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your rest by n sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain Of cutting teeth? Ifso, send
NJ once and get bottle Of Mas. WIKsLOw' 4
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IL. IL cures dysentery aud diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
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system. Mas. WNsIOws SooTHIKe STRIP FoR
CHILDEEx TEETHIEG is pleasant TO the taste,
and is the prescription Of one Of the oldest
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United States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price 25 cents q bot
tie.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05
TCorrespondence OF abe Beacon. ]

LEoN.RDTOwS STILL TO THE FR0xr.-On
Thursday Of last week, Notwithstanding the
threatening appearance Of the Heavens, our
young men, ever foremost in pleasure and So
cial pastimes, assembled at MoOres Hotel az
an early hour and started for Charlotte Hall.
where the beauty Of this county, Charles and
Prince Georges were gathered together to wit
ness the closing exercises of one Of Maryland
finest Military Academies. The.exercises were
quite lengthy but extremely interesting.
speaking, reading and comic dialogues high
~ entertained the visitors until late hour,
after which the battalion was formed upon
che parade grounds. to receive from the hands
OF Gen. Herbert the badge to be awarded the
best drilled company Of the school. The
judges, consisting of q corps Of military off,
GERS Of thu navy and baltimore, after witness
sing the wonderful ability Of both companies,
awarded the prize 10 Company d (CaPt. Bow
en- who by their elegant appearance, soldierly
bearing and excellent skill in their man aaal OF
arms Justly deserved the token presented them
for the best drilled company OF the two. AZ
ter the presentation, no time was lost in pre-
pairing the Hall for the reception Of guests,
where up to . late hour dancing was INDUCED
in, much 10 the satisfaction Of all who had the
good fortune 10 be present. Among the
guests were noted the Misses Sothorons. Stone
street, Stone, Hardisty, Cora aud Nellie Grif-
fin, Adams, Slack. Barber, jameson, How
ards, Canter, Ballenger, Burroughs, Plowden,
Morgan. Slye, Wise, Tippetts, Harrison, Neal
The gentlemen consisted in part Of Messrs.
Barber. Turner, VIM. BriseOe, II. =. Moore,
Col. j. s. Allston, W. V. Waters, J. T. Bal
lenger, A. Burroughs, ID. G. Hammett, n. C.
Combs, VIM. Diggs, Of Baltimore, L. Briscoe.
W. b. Moore, q. 4. Milligan, Of Washington,
aud many others, all Of whom returned TO
their respective homes well pleased with the
hospitality Of the Cadets and Principal Of the
good old Charlotte Hall Academy. u.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05
AchOOl BOard.

At the meeting of the Board II Schooi
commissioners on last Tuesday, Teachers
heports for quarter ending June 30th, were
passed and salaries for term ordered paid.
An order was also passed closing schools
until Oct. l5th---the white schools 10 enable
fund 10 catch up and coloreSl schools fog rc-
pairs and change Of furniture. The Exam
liner was ordered 10 hold the annual cxami-
nation of Teachers on the list and End Of
Oktober--lst day Tor applicants for 2nd
Grade certificates and second day for appli-
'ahts Ter LIST grade After transacting vari-
Gus business Of minor importance the Beard
adjourned to August lSth, proxilno
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05

Two Temperance stores in st. Tnig0cs' dis
trict, and dame rumor has il that a third will
toe in operation at AN early day. Really il
affords US unspeakable pleasure to he permit
ted TO chronicle the same, aud il is no less
agreeable 10 our feelings TO understand tina,
lhe president Of the School Board has donned
his temperance armor and stepped into the
arena. The doctor Enthusiastically has the
thanks Of all true lovers OF temperance for his
timely and noble effort in advocating n cause
which, II II could be brought TO successful is
sue throughout the State, would be a great
blessing. u something is not done in the
near future to arrest drunkenness we fear that
the next generation, with lew exceptions, will
he dipOmaniacs aud those familiar with the
Specification Of the term. can imagine with
out much effort, what will be the condition Of
our country. Horrible TO think about, in
deed
Recent rains have benefited crops aud veg.
eiables.
Harvest is completed, and farmers are
well, they arc not ia n paroxysm of delight,
hut, We are safe TO say. they are in buoyani
spirits.
Warm and cool weather alternating cause:
a sneeze now and then. New Life" how.
ever, is lust tie cheese FIR n sneeze 81
says unce John, our vil & iRyrOU.sa ore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05
No wan.

No wsuI.
Three q the broihers-in-law Of the late
James u. Wilson, Messrs. Maria, Dens and
AilhHrn, were in Town on Monday last 10
overhaul the private papers Of deceased TO as
certain wEriaer he had made viii. The in
vesiigAiion failed 10 discover any, though al
MS papers we're carefully inspected and fonnd
properly arranged and IN admirable condi-
tion- Notwithstanding the assertion 10 the
contrary, II "a nov believed that Mr. Wilson
made no will. His estate is estimated 81 sz0,-
Oeo and It's administration win devolTe under
the Law on bis eldest sister, Mrs. Bean, FORM
eFiy IT baltimore, nos Of this county. As lis
settlement, however. win require legal kaowl-
edge, as well az business experience, IL Is be-
lieved that Mrs. 3eaR will reaounce her right
OF administration and that the heirs II Law
will select at an early day an attorney to set
up the estate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05
Promoted.

We are glad TO be able to state, that Mr..
George s. Mattingly, formerly Of this county,
for several years past engaged in the cocupa-
tion Of teaching in Cecil county in this State,
has lately been appointed Principal ofthe Pub
lie School for the coming year at place
known as North East in that county. IL is a
school that requires two assistants the entire
year, three part of the time, and the Princi-
pal gets $3.50. We congratulate Mr.. Mat
tingly on his advancement in his profession,
which We feel confident is richly deserved.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05

Tie Annual C.5uIEneneensent ~ tlss insii-
tuition came Of on Muliday last. and As usu-
al was largely attended.
The exercises were # high orleF ami
the young ladies Fend=rei their parts With
credit % themselves aud well maintained the
reputation &c the school.
The graduates were bliss MellieF. II Tai
lot Co.; Miss Rizer, &c Allegheny Miss
Bourne. of Calvert Miss Hayden. Of ST.
MARI : and Miss Millender &C Wess Virginia.
Medals were awarded 10 several ysang
ladies. also premiums to quite a number.
IL was altogether very entertaining and re-
Elected great credit upon the Principal, Miss
LIZZIE Thomas, and her corps of Assistants.
In the alisenceO f Hon. Il. O.. Harris, Pres
ident of tho Bard of Trustees, Mr. dos II /.
Key, Esqr., was called upon and addressed
the young lasliez. At the eOnclusi0n of Mr.
Keys TsInaFks, the young ladies sisowered
nuInbeFless bouquets upon him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05
local CORRESPONDENCE. J
CHAPTTcO, July 9, II

CHAPTrco, July 2, 1889.
Mcssrs. Editors - attended the exami-
nation of the pupils If school, No. 4, on the
18th of June. They passed Elost rigid ex-
animation in a manner highly credtable TO
themselves and their teacher. After the
examination, Mr.. ii. w. Wingate. the kind
and worthy teacher, treated his pupils to
cnnfectioncries which by request. Messrs.
Thomas Edwards and Zach. Mattingly dis
tributed. just before dismisSing school for
the vacation, Mr.. Wingate made some feel
ing and appropriate remarks to the children.
Mr.. Wingate seems to govern his pupils
more by love than by fear. He not only
teaches his pupils bo acknowledge. but
also teaches them department and po ite-
ness. The school has worthy hoard of
trustees in the persons of Capt. y. l.. Penn,
Thos. q. Edwards and James J. Mattinglv.
bat the school house is very small and bad
ly constructed. A new one is very much
needed. Yours, COMMON SENSE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05
The vintlIeat0r.

AhS Nb1WhG1N0rs
OF the baltimore HiHdieafer, which Is sun
posed 10 have been started In the interests OF
democrats, though protesting otherwise. we
have this 10 say, that IL advocates the aucr-
est sort Of democracy that we have yet en-
eountered, aud We say this after carefully
reading all its Issue from the initial number
to the one received this week. The truth ia.
II Is OF the intense aud radical order of re-
publicanism, 80 iar rs republican PRINCIPLES
are concerned, and IL only unrepublican, II Al
all, in Directing that the colored race OF
Maryland should longer continue to vote solid
ly the republican or any other party ticket
The Pi"dieafOr believes aud charges that the
republican ofiice-holding syndicate tina; now
dominates throughout Maryland is a self
seeking and selfish concern whose ,hier use
for the black man is TO march him TO the polls
and get his vote, and then ignore him Tor the
balance OF the year, particularly when Offices
are to be disposed of. Whether all or any
Of this be true, docs not concern US, and we
refer To the subject here merely to say, that as
sound democratic authority, or democratic
authority Of auy kind, the YiHdieator is a
failure.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05
Hotel Arrivals.

Among the recent arrivals C. our hotels we
note the following:
MOoRE'S-Wm II Love, Vim Love. Bessie
Love and Miss Bell T Crangle, Baltimore; Miss
Olive Durant, q b + Heath, Mrs e q Leech,
Eddie Leech, Nellie Leech. Bessie Leeeh, Mrs
Kent, Mr. Moran, Mrs Moran, Nellie Fen
wick, Washington, D.
FESwICK s-wm 7 Davis, Jos p TarliOn,
u iiardesty, John G. WilIett, r II Howard
baltimore; Mrs Cross and two children, Wash
ington.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05
TIE QUESTION has OFTEN BEEN ASKED

tan-Rnpture-l abdominal hernial he
cured We most enPhafiessiig sag, YES.
That this part Of the body offers no exception
70 those physiological laws which govern the
whole physicist economy and il makes not .
particle u difference whether the age Of the
Rupture is one year or = hundred years. For
proof Of this send for FREE Book on Rapture
10 The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg Co.,
OgdensbnFg. n. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05
Local DottiIlgs.


The favor Of our Charlotte Hall correspon-
dent was not reveived until the hour ct pat
ting our paper 10 press, which accounts Tor
It's not Appearing N our present issue. IL
will be presented IN Our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05

We have been requested 10 state that the
Mt. Zion Sunday School will give its annual
Picnic ON Thursday, the 18th inst. The
public are invited.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-07-05

I'm the Circuit Court for St. Mary county,
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. 543 ~ +.
0RDERED this 2Gth day Of June, 1888,
~ that the Auditors Report, filed in thu.
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cAHss
TO thecontrary be shown On or before the 9Th
Monday Of July, 1883; provided copy Of
this orsier be Published ia the ST. Mary's BKA-
ccS, once week for three successive week.
prior 20 the ssid 4th Monday Of July.
j. FRANZ FORD,
Clerk
True eopy-Test:
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
June q, lsss-sw.
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NOTICE.

NERB. HARRIS CAVALIER is sushoriz-
wi ed 20 ell the balance Of my Bricks in
kIiR At Leonardtown. All parties wishing
10 purchase eau do so by calling on b IN.
A. A. LAWRENCE.
Dee7. 1882.
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SUFFER

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Appetite slcssofStre
lack OF Energy, Malaria
Intermittent Fevers, DC.
BROWNS IRON BIT-
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