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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

DIR. Zack Taylor ;---While preaching In
Worcester county, Nd, last year, and living
at Stockton, my family got the chills. We
tiled the Doct0s, to0k Quinine, and did
everything We could, but could not effect 4
cure, un1l we sent and got your AsUE mr.
TERs / really thought the Chills would
kill my married daughter, but AGUE BTT-
TIERS cured her after everything elso had
failed. A lady friend OF ours was also cured
Of the chills by your AGUE RErrERs after she
had tried the Doctors and took Ouinine 4
year. lt is wonderful medicine and must
he kept on Kent Island for NY Individual
Family II fur nobody else, and If one mer-
chant win not keep them will get another
tOd0 50. REv. j. A. ALTERS, Kent Island.
Queen Anne's County, Md. August 18th,
1883.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

Are yoa disturbed ct night and broken Of
your rest by . sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain of entting teeth? Ifso, send
at once and get bottle Of Mas. WINslow's g
SOoTnlHe SYeuP T0R CHILDHRx TReTaIso. Ils
value 10 incalculable. IL will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon Il, mothers, there Is no mistake about
IL. IL cures dysentefy and diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces inflamma-
ton, and gives tone and energy TO the whole
system. Mas. WIAsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP V0a
CHILDsxs TEETHISa Is pleasant to the taste,
and Is the prescription of one Of the Oldest
and best female physicians and nurses in the
United States, and 10 for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price IS cents q bot
tie.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

Egom CR1saaeaas
DIR. ]. lack Taylor MY son-in-law.
born IN New ORLEANS, and lived in MANY
sections Of the United Stases, has always
had attacks of Ague and Fever and Malarial
Troubles He tried the DoctnFs out West.
and In Baltimore and everywhere but no
cure. The Doctors here told him he would
have 70 get acclimated to the place before
he could get well Of them. So when 1 re-
turned home frUm my last summers tour.
l got him to try your AGUE BITTERs. He
had not taken one bottle before the chills
left him, his complexion changed and ap-
petite returned; 'and." said he, al am go-
ing 10 take DR.. Tayior's advice and take
three bottles" He took "a bOttles-got so
well that he discontinued Il, and has not
had chill since. and to-day he looks ike
another man and gives your medicine the
praise. Says he IL not afraid of being sick.
for when he feels anyways bad he takes A
dose Of Ague Bitters This Is undoubted
proof that Ague Bitters is specific for chills
and malarial troubles. besides being a blood
cleanser and a perfect liver regulator, which
changes a swarthy, death-like couAtenance
TO health and cleaFness, as in the above case.
Respectfully, Mrs. ELIzARETH s. Jon SIN,
Crisfeld. Somerset County, Nd. August
sth, 1883. Sold by Druggists. Price 7Scts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

8& 8MMlaAU3 t0WWE " &&A&& WA&MM M44
'sWheas and Corn Brand"
h -vuak Annsiaisl Bsus FlA.ls sni iPauA:'
A eompleie Fertfli1ss--Fieh IL PhosphcFie
Acid and other Grain and Grass producing
elements-and Ammonia Co afimnimie the
plant Rrowth, iuas What ahn faRmeEn wana Cor
making the moa pksat sad securing the finest
growta of clover and other grnssas. This
FeFaiiizer-nmme FoFmmla-has BEEN used with
great success IN the wheat growing sections
and is, quality considered, ons q DE cheap
ct manmEm In the market, yiel ding % the
farmer the largest profit and most pern8aSient
hene2t 'for ihe smount q money inE@sed. It
has been thoroughly i1sted and ila meFits
proved. We have seleeasd 10 viii great care
and eon6dsntly recommend i . fsFmsrs-
rice & 40 per on.
Our VICTOR FERTfLIZER II kers Up TO
its FUN standard OF excellence and cannot be
surpassed for Tobacco. Wheat and all er0ps.
For land having . SufEicieney az Ammonia,
onr Wheat and Corn Brand is The eheapess
and win give fne results. But wheFe more
Ammonia 10 required to stimulate the crops,
oar WAVERLY or VICTOR. - s'eomplete
keriilizers," are The manuFes 10 uBe % supply
All the necessary ingredients In the nest per-
fecs combinntioa. Also agenfs for Andrew
Goes Amm0niaied Bone Phosihate as now
Improved for Tobacco and Wheat.
TH0s. c. PRICE q co..
30 q. Chas. &C Baltimore.
~ LEO n, HAYDzE. formerly. TObae-
&C Inspector Rivea his personai attention "a
inspection.
COMsigRmsats and orders soIieited.
Aug Do, 1883.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
ROR FHR WHEAT CROP |

H7R have haa nanufariursd for oar trade.
w In addition toour svictoF Brand and
'tWheas and Corn Brand" !"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

Can-RuptuEe-t abdominal heraial be
eured2 We @ost szspAafesily ssy, YES.
That this part Of the body olIerspno exception
% those Psychological laws which covers the
whole physical economy and it makes rot
particle 81 difference whether the age OF the
kupsure Ia one year OF q hundred ycars For
proof Of this send for = FREE Book on Rapture
20 The Excelslor Rapture Cure Mfg Co.,
Ogdensburg, MI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

rHR voESAIc BELR Co., Marshall, Mich
win send DR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
aic Belts and Electric Appliances ON trial for,
thirty days 20 men young or oldl who are
afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
nd kindred troubles. guaranteeing speedy
and complete FestoratioE Ofhealth and snanly
vigOr. n. B.-NO risk is Incurred, a. thif-
ty days trial ID allOwed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11

Respectfully annomnre "a his ffiem8s as .znA
tOmers that be kesEs % hand - IS
sOriment of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-10-11
NOTICE.

III MOST respectfully inform the public that
u have opened at MECHANIUSVILLE,
Nd, SHOPS, where
BLACKSMITHlNG, go
WHEELWRIGHTTNG,
COACH-PAINTING,
TRIMMING aud UNDERTAKING business
viii be carried on. hope by faithful work,
low prices aud strict attention 10 business
may re- eive the patronage Of the general pub
ic.
CHAS. II. CLARKE.
May 10, 1sS3-tf.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-06-20

FANCY 6oCpS-Bszt-tr SILVER gilt Chandeliers
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glasses q ss make sae Io. o hse aid parn
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@ ptS n a sAA- asa rlssA, paper knives and
watch pkes chaiv aa handsome glove
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Fer comfort Of riding
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Beaver Block,
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A Splendid Asst. Of shirts,
INVOICE OF CLOTHING
BLANKETS-

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Fancy Striped Woolen. tso si-es,
Scxrief. Orance. White Wouleu. sand rrir-s.
Thrssds. Tape Eastie- Scarfs- sc.
SIX and Velvet Rihtons.
Bottoms for Shirts, Costs. Pants Dress
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-06-20

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CRATES OF ASSORTED CROCkERY

Coutaining Plates. Cups Teapois. Bosls
Cesu1hers. Eice Dishes and Bakers.
Dsuiiohns. and gals sample Botiies.
VASES and GiassuaGe. Manila and aired H1re.
Hemp and / R. Packing. Coal Baskets,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-06-20

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PracticaIWatch 4 Clock MAKER
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-06-20
Ell. NICHOLS
Civil Engineer and Contractor

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-05
SOUTH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

PANAMA, Dee. i.-BrOOks CaTncs, of New
Orleans. who was appointed by Consul Rice United
States Consular Agent san Andres has been officially
recognized Walter Field has been appointed Consular
Agent for the United States at Bocas del Toro.
Fw. Rice United states Consul at Aspnwall, was as
sanlted aud hrs watch taken from him Saturday He
had dued and was returning To his Office when he vas
suddenly attacked and pundercd He was unarmed at
the time and the police paid attention 10 bis cres Tor
assistance Crime rampant there at present Mr. Rice
tas written 10 the authorities the matter but II Is
highly improbable they will pay attention 10 bis com
plants.
The Office Of Commandcr.in-Chiof Of the Colombian
Army has been abolished The duties Of the position has
been attached To those OF the Presidency
Peru continues much disturbed, while the Cb.ians are
maintaining order in the south Cacercs has raised the
Indians I'm the Interior against the whites. The Indian
ponuation ~ Huarcayo having suffered glcyousy dur
Ip the war 4. now determined on revenge. NCW Huhr-
cayO the most harbaTOuS outrdccH nave beeh cniH'u
NV these people against the whites Fire and the lance
have bcen crimuatey employed. FlOufi-hing haci
cnas are reduced asbcs cattle are stolen and divided
among the cabtOrs children are led on into cdpuNy
men are red and their heads placed on hgh poles
t mark the Of slnughtcr women are SUBJECTED 10
inc most terrible treatment Obliged t0 discard their
own costume and adopt the short skirt and wo0en mantle
Of the Indians regarded by the whites ~ mark Of re-
nro1ch and a sign Of ncrOrttY. General Dglrsins has
annonte one of the most energetic officers he could tnd
as refec OF that department Colonel Pedro Mas has
never erred the side OF ccmency and there can he no
doubt that within few weeks hc Will vigorously suhdue
what now seems he general uprising som" Insight
0caut MOniOnerO movements near TrUillo came to a
nnei end week ago when the Of the surrender Of
Arcqupa reached the commander OF the band, and the
country Il reported quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-05
TWO SUICIDES IN CLEVELAND.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuyE.l


CLEVELAND, Dec. 4.-Mary Fritz, a girl liv-
ing In the eastern portion Of the city made desperate
attempt at suicide last night For some time the young
woman has been receiving attentions from Henry Black
burn but Of late her lover has treated her cody Mary
went 10 BacEburn place OF business nearly mile from
her own home and called him out Taking from her
pocket phial she said 81 am going to Kill myself
that the label OF the bottle bore the word "landa
num blackburn made an effort to take 1t from her. but
before he could do she had swallowed
us contents. She was removed TO the
nolIce station near by and physicians were
summoned They attempted to administer an emetic
S the r fonRbt Ike tigress, saying DO not want
w Her teeth were finally forced apart her lips be-
ing cut In the struggle But little hope is entertained Oh
her recovery. lin, ~,
John swanson took Paris green to-day ana klled NM
seIf He wss almost "A stranger IN the cly. IRE was
Lnow 10 have relatives In NewYOrk City Dut rtsed 10
ve their names or addressed. swanson was IOrlynNe
Wears of age and thographlc engaver ny pIoessSSm on
lie had secured work the city, but was dscharBed lo
Irtn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-05
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES!
ACorIrTED OF MURDER.

J.xcIsrFR' Ohio Dec. 4.-Ex-Judge George
Denny charged with the murder OF James H. Anuerso ~
wTTTEo WHILE CROSSING A RAILROAD TRACK.
SIXG SING Dec. 4.-NchOlas Murphy, a sign
while crossing the railroad track at TaiTyt0wn ts
siarnoon IN WAGON struck by train ana instantly
EXPLOSION OF GAS IN A MINE.
ptTrsRtrRG Dec 4.-By an explosion OF gas IN
be mines OF the Coke Company at stamoufgn
this morning one Thomas was burned 10 uoa'n' anu ' ga
A SHELTER FOR NEWPORT PAUPERs.
Viewpoint r. L., Dec 4.-CeOrge III. Norman nIs
erd 10 Tie city free his large brick foundry for tue use Oh
The ys paupers until such time as II can poVde Oe'to az
eommodadons for them
DECLINE IN PRICE OF IRON. ~,
TRrNToN, N j., Dec 4.-The officers OF the New
in the works was causou Oy inc uo0uho VI o" ~
80 per cent in the price OF iron' .,
THE OUIDNECK MILLS SURRENDERED ,,
ppovIDE[CE Il. l., Dec. 4.-The Quidneck NILS
into the OF Receiver Farnsw0rth Ay
accoriauce the order OF the Court without ouoo MI
SnroVne declaring that he could not night the court
PROTESTS AGAINST IMPORTING LABOR
pITTsBIJRG Penn, Dec. 4.-The knlgntS OF LaOor
are cIrculana pettous 10 be presented TO COngress P
testine axainst the Importation OF foreign aOOr une
contract system The petitions are berg huerOusy 7s
DIsCoNTINUANCE OF SEARCH
WurFIING w. Va, Dec 4.--The CommisslOnets
have the uneI pended portion St the seoseR
Of the Circuit Court McColack IL 10 sa'
went away OF his own accoru.
THE ST ALBAN'S TRUST COMPANY
ST. ALDANs w., Dec. 4.-Chaneelor Royce
considered to-day the petition o eesver Ss Sr t M Tom
directing hm 10 dsburso such OF the ~ Adams iut III
1anys nds as arc dis possession The Court dreetea
Kecsiyer 10 distribute all unds IN ms hans ol iha' ~
may receive hereafter, equally among al the deposit0s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

LIyEnPoOL, Dec. 4.--Samucl Williams q Co.. cotton
brokers' nave suspended Their liabilities are small
PARIS Dec 4-Thc Prcfect OF Police il taking precau-
ons IN rcscrye order I'm view OF Anarchist meeting
that IL announced TO DC held Friday In front OF the
BOuIEc.
CALCUTTA, Dec. 4--The Marquis OF RpOn, vlcercy OF
India. accompanied by the Duke and Duchess OF Con
naught, formally opened the East Indian Ekalotioh
to-day.
vienna, Dec. 4-The Rechsrath met to-day The
budeet for 1894 was submitted for its consideration IL
shows a deficit of 100000 horins.
Loypos. Dee 4.-The prOprctors Of the cotton mills
in Lancashire have given notice to their employees that
rcduction Of pcr cent will he made In their wages
This viii affect 90 900 weaycrs who holding meetings
10 organize a strike.
tIoue has entered into contract for mail service
botyeen France and the West Indies aud Mexico for
eighteen years with a subsidy Of 100000 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-05
THE EVIL OF MoRMONIsM.
GOVERNOR MURRAY, OF UTAH, SATISFIED WITH
THE PRESIDENTS RECOMMENDATIONS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSZ.l

GOVERNOR MURRAY, OF UTAH, SATISFIED WITH
THE PRESIDENTS RECOMMENDATIONS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSEl
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Governor Murray OK
Utah. expresses satisfaction with the Presidents
recommendations for the abolition OF the Ierrl-
torial Government and the creation of commission.
He saws the adoption would mean the breaking up
of the political power OF the corporation known as
the Mormon Church and the wiping out OF the
illegal Government which has existed for moro
than thirty years. The recommendations met tho
reouirements of the case. They VIII DO
received with gratitude by all the Americans,
NOT only in Utah but in all that mountain region
Of course the Mormons will receive them with tho
deepest regret. ,,.. e so.o,,Io ~.
said that he had talked with number OF Demo-
cratic Senators and members. who did not hnd IN
This nlon the CONSTITUTIONS. objections which they
saw in the Edmunds bill. The proposed action
wonId break down pOlygamy by asserting the power
of the limited States Government as greater IMAM
flat of the church. Heretofore it had always been
thc weaker The proposed legislation was the only
effectua course to be taken All legislation snSIS P
of this simply strengthened MormohlSh rs Iho Hu-
munds bill had done. c -, -
OF the Mormon argument that Congress hau it1
right 10 take such action, Governor murray sslu
there were at least two prccedents for such action
one m the case of the Territory of LOUISIANA ana
the other in the District of Columbia. where C0h-
gross had abolished territorial governments; no
2overnmentD he said :" has never laid its hand on
the throat of this institution until now. believe
the American people are determined to settle lhe
nnestion and the sole remedy IL 10 destroy lhe po-
litcal power of the church"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-05
ANOTHER MURDER IN CONNECTICUT
A RICH cHARCOAL-BURNER MYsTERIoUsLY KILLED
AT MADISON.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l

by TELEGRAPH To THE TRmUNE.l
NEwHAvEN, Dec. 4.-ln the sparsely- settled
district north OF Madison, district made famous two
years by the Mary stannard murder another mys-
terous murder discovered The inhabitants OF
the region chiefly charcoal vcnders. The johnson
family consisting OF two bachelor brothers and
two maiden sisters, all thirty-tye years
Of have been for years considered the wealthy
without doubt they the most respectable OF the
charcoadcalers.
sunday evening the younger Of the two brothers,
Eldrdge f. Johnson, thirtynne years of age, TALL lank
and rcdhaed left the rest OF the family at home 10 20
TO his hut watch heap wood which he burning
into charcoal The next morning he did not return TO
breakfast. At 10 O'Clock his brother Edgar went out
and found him stretched the sodcOyered heap OF
charcoal dead His skull crushed, his face and arms
bruised, leg ammcd into a hole in the charcoal
heap aud the foot apparently burnt off, There
were signs of fierce struggle visible the ground.
The dead mans and lantern were missing. were
about Sl which had I'm his pockets SUNDAY night, and
which part Of the proceeds ~ reccnt sale OF two
cattle. Edgar alarmed the ncighhors.
word was sent 10 County Coroner BOllm0n OF New
Haven who arrived at Madison last evening with Med
icIl Examiner White OF Ncw-IIayen They began an I'm.
ycstigaton to-day when the pile OF ashoS pulled
apart the missing right loot Of the dead man was found
hacked hut not much burnt. under the sods II had evil
IDENTIFY been the hope ~ the murderer that the foot would
be consumed In the fire. Hairs from the murdered mans
worthless characters who live near by, and who had
means Of knowing the fact that johnson had sold his
cattle. Their names are William GOwnings and John
Whippcr: the former about fOrtyyc years OF age ana
have afraid Of Whipper for some monthS IN Tact,
since hc discharged him from his employ ne Coroner
of case and gave the body 10 the atten
ton OF the medical examiner.