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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
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 IrAEz is having disastcFous Hoods
 Elegant hligree jewelry at Clark
 Great assostms1t of watches an' clocks at Clarlz's jewellery store
 The French have burned the Afri' can city of Congo.
 Any one wishing nicely furnished rooms, can get them at the Gregory House.
 French dinners caolSed by French cooks at the B-4k Exchance Res taurant
 JIG. Heradea, of Prescott. and II Hays, of vuiture, are stopping at she Phoenix.
 Three nice room. to let in Loring's building. Apply Cox < Campbell law office x
 More money made by dealing al Irvine's Phoenix Cash Store, than anywhere else in Pheaix. *
 Go to R,,throck' $ to get your Pict- nre taken ut the Phoenix News De pot, south side of Washington street opposite the Post Office,
 The Prince iesta9rant is always in the lead and from a. m. to l2 m they keep up regular pie nic on the pre,nlscs. Ton can get d meal there good enough for a camp meeting. Phoenix is having regular build~ ing boom; there bring over thirty houses in course of erect ion at the X present time. This speaks well for s the city of Salt, ani proves eanelu- siyeiv that the small scare didn't amount 10 much.-.S .Star-
 2CImhing and straw goods selling of AT COST at McNulsy's for cash Gail and price his gools and you will be convinced that he T ans what he. srys and that you will get tfe goo Is Jor cost. The wisdom of some of the min> ing department papers is well shown by a recent no e in the JTessern Nan- 9.facturer, winch boldly venured lhe opinion tliat "the whole Territory of Arizona will not D. od,sce $5,0O0,00O'I worth of inget copper in the next tan years," when availaIl statistics show that last year Arizona alone produced 100000 pounds of cops per, worth Is cents per pound, and this year the estimated output at the present low rates is valued at $5, ,52O, Mining RsUte,o.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

ANYTHING to get into public n5ti .ce. Some men would ride the ais- bladder of nominal first commits sion to place themselves before the public through the columns of news paper advertisement.
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Estray Notice.

Taken up at my ranch on N E. i cec. 20. T. N, R. 2 E., Maricepa county about six miles southeast of the city of Phoenix, about eighty head Of hogs, marked with various ar marks. The owner can have the same by proving property and pay+ ing all charges. H. E. SLossER.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

BRo. c. W. Beach, according to th, Courser, had cane presented tc hlm a few evenings since.-PHGSIx HERALD.
 l: was wagon-spoke wrapped up in paper, given by a coward slip ping up behind. The spoke cost the Stonor Maner.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

GENERAL DEBIDlTY, Loss OF Ar< PETITE, INDIGESTION, and all Disord- CTS of the Stcmach are cured by the regular use O. Dr. Henley's ceiebra- ted Oregon Wild Grare Root X [ BITTERS. Sold by all Druggists and wholesale liquor houses. Try them. Ivy
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I From Mondays Daily. l

MT. Warren Webb under bonds for an ass tult on J. R. Hall failed to put in an appearance on Saturday and his bonds of $500 were forf. fled to cay the exanin..tiol of MT. G. W, Webb for sane oEense is taking place.
 olssnn and Blk have the best mu- sic in town ju now by the arrival of four German musicians just from the Fatnctlani. The gentlemen named are excellent entertain-rs and always furnish the best of every thing and especially of music, Go and listen to tle music.
 Within the past few days Mossrs {. L. c. Perkins, El Paso, Texas; W. J Corry, Califarria; II. Clayton, Dela~ ware; r. Kie aton, Maryland; and c. G. LiverIr pore, &. Joseph, Mo. have been in our valley taking q look at the country"
 John Wanamaker. the Phi'adel> phia dry good king. sank $2o0,000 in advertising last year, bu; succe ed cd in gathering crop of profits valued at $leo0,O00 and expresses hims If well s.tisied with the in- yestmept.--Ex
 We, the undersigned, issue the fol- lowing challenge: We propose 10 shave, individually or collectively, against any b.rbers in the IT. S., for $l,000 a side; the men to be shaved on velocipedes revolving at 40 miles an hour, or on horseback at full gall lop; $500 are deposited as forfeit at F rringtor 6 Wright.
 SCEyMAKER's BARBER SHOP.
 Two of the rustlers who attacked 8 stage load of Chinamen in Grah m comfy, a short time since have give en themselves up. It is thought they feared that they were to be giv- en away by comrades for the $12O0 reward.
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sep.ennber seheEne

st h0Ie Tickets. &S: EEn'f Tickets. Ss ss5 Tickets $50; 55 Tickets, &S19
 E init money or Bank Draft in Le ter. or srnd bv FxDsess. DON'T SEND BY R E. GIS SlERED LETTER OR FOSf or tice ORDERS of g. and upward by Exp-t ss.cAn be sent at our e1- yense. Address all O ders to
 J. J. Douglas, Louisville. Ky,
 st-tu-th&W.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
Her aweet Smile Raunfe

Her Sweet Smile Esaunfs Me Still
 had not seen her for twenty ye'rs. Now she was well>preserved mat ron with the same sweet smile on her face, and set Of splend d teeth thanks 10 SOZODONT. Her daugh- ters call her blessed because she brought them up properly.
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To-DAY's DlsPAcHEs.
THE BENsoN FIRE.

BENSON, Sept. 19 A large fire oc cured here last night. TEse cause is unknown. The loss is nearly S4o,Oe0. All ihe block was burned opposite the depot. Sissor, Crocker q Go, D. Johnsan's livery sta5l. alrd house, Virginia hotl, Bensor notel and all the saloons were burned.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

Final lately held citizens meet. ing and appointed a committee to locate I pest house ard gather in the coin and then concluded to ap~ point committed to find out who, ther they had the small pox ln town 10 not
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FOR BANQUETs, DINNERS AND PARTIES, use Eclipse E:rtrG Dry, It is equal to any and superior to most imported brands, and the only nat urai California Champagne in the market. 1w
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

THE A5ner of ye sterday seems to be inctInedfo treat Us m ,re fair y and suggest it is stime to remove the quarantine
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

OUR valley must look fer new and more extensive markets for our grain and other products, whatever they may he. Oar supply has gone bey, end mere local tFaie-
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Notice 10 Sc tile.

A IL PERSONS indebted to me whose -A- bills we're c lpfracted prior to the first of Ang. 1883 ale re yu. $ el tu call It my office on or beiore the first of Oct 1883, and settle the sam or per cent per month will be charg Ad from that date.
 J, M GREGORY. SeFt-2 tI
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Noeice to cr5d.togs l.

All persons indebted to me arc requested to settle at once, to enable me to meet any obligation. All accounts not paid by the lst of October will be giv- en into the hands of my attorneys for collection.
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"EicS," the facile correspondent of the HERALD, who has been doing the Verdc county, returned last evening, and will again point hi: Faber on the history of Maricoi . County.
 Remember that there is no imita- tion of the HOLDER PATENT BLOT TER that is equal to the thing itself l. is furnished at tue HERALD office at prices that defy competition and gotten up by one of the best job printers in the Territory.
 Ex-Tndlan agent Tiffany is on trial in Tucson charged with some sort of crookedness wblch at San Carlos. He is endeaYoring to get a trial but the U. 5. District At ornt y does not appear to be ready for busi ness yet,
 The October Harper's Magazine wil nave large number of interests ing article am ng hich will he the "Blue>Grlss Troltars,' "Last days of -hiugtoo's Army il New burg,' "Saunterings in Utah" "The D livering of Independence" all by eminent writers,
 Scctty Rush vas held over by the court commissioner 10 await the action of the grand jury under bonds of < 5oo, for want of which he 
 A letter received by Dr. Maboney this morning, from Pres. A. F. Mc> Donald, of Mesa Cily, states that all the patients theIe are doing well, and those who have had lhe varioloid are leaving the hospital. Mir. Mcdonald thinks that there will be no more new cases; no further exposure be- ing known of,
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THE g eat railroad powwow in San Fr ncis 0 set for today, has been postponed.
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SOLE AGENTS FOR

Val Blatz Milwaukee Beer Dr. Siegerl's Angostura Bitters Damiaua Bitters Maeondray s Co.'S Louis Roederer
 Champagne Haraslhy t Co.'S Eclipse and Grand
 Prize Champaene California Star Oil Works Company
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
THURSDAY, MBER 27, 1888

THURSDAY SEFIs MEEK 27, I683 4 Eayyfu Lottery and Fair
 Drawings
 Char'ered by the Legislature of Ky. and twice declared legal by the highest court iu th- Srate. IoA giveu to Henry caun- ty in he snm of Sl00 COO for the prompt pay lnent of all prizes sold. 4 Revolution i'm single Number
 EDr wings.
 Eve1y ticket holder his own us- D p3rVisor, an cali out the nun Der on his ticket and see the cur responding number Ca the tag placed in the wheel III his presence. These drawings will cccu- on the lest Thr-ossay Of every mouth, Read the magnificent
 EnntnrsaIae.. @eFiesnA
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

A CoLoRED minister named But> Ter dropped dead In his pulpit in Kansas City the last Sunday.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

Domestic sewing machines at C oldman's.
 For a good appetite drink Dami- ana Bitters.
 Harvesting machinery of all kinds at Goldnan's.
 Call for Boca beer at the Boca Beer Depot.
 A carload Of tle noted Studebakcr wagons at Goidman's
 A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia = Damiana Bltiers
 For health, strength and vigor, drink DaTniana Bitters.
 Damiann Bitters regulate the stomach and is the best tonic.
 DAMIANA makes the old young and the weak strong and healthy.
 All wine merchants, druggists and grocers sell Damiana Bitters.
 You WILL never have 9 sour stors ache if you drink Damiana Bitters. The sale of an art,cle is the cri,cr- ion of it's merits. Damiana Elttcrs have large sales
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
Nor,aa 4o Peri.

IT CUSE offour rooms on Upp ' Wash ing on stree. r ne yard. g1od sha6e and excellent " sli o. " fer at tn back door. Terms reasonatle. Lnqai e ai h. PHOENIX uERALD office. sep-f
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[Miner-l

Messrs Warrington and Clark, out on Groom creek are fixing up their premises and intend to operate their fine reduction works very soon. In the vicinity of the mill there are se> veral fine mines being opened.
 MT. Murphy, who is superintend, ing the cons ruction of large ditch on the north side Of Slit river, pur- chased day or two since from the Messrs. Mcdonald twenty fine mules which are to be put at work on the above mentioned ditch.
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THE GREAT
CERnAuIEI(enedv |
 FOR RHEUMATISM,

Neuraleia, Sciaiica, Lumbago, Back ache, Soreness of the Chest, Goui, Quinsy, Sore Throat. SweIiings and >pralns, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains Tooth, Ear and Head ache, Fro~ted Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches
 No preparation on earth equals St Jacobs OIl as ! safe, sure. simple and cheap cAternal remedy. A trial entails Eut the comparatively irifiing outlay oi 53 cents. and every one sui sering with pain can have cheap and positive proof Of its claims,
 Directions in Eleven Languages. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND
 DEA LERS IN MEDICINE. A.N ogeseY & Go.
 Baiti more 3Ea.. LIS
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Journal

Judge McGrow this morning sen- fenced W. c. Foster to pay q fine of S75, committing assault and battery on MT. Beach, of the Miner.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

U. A. Mi!Icr's Chicken Cock Whisky
 Two Stamps, al ages Old Kentucky Log Cabin Whisky Corunet Whisky
 Vigorit Powder Company Proctor $ Ganble's Candies Bay View DlstiHci,. of San Francisco
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TerrLaoriaT TwsGs. |
lGtsge,. l

Thomas Fitch will arrive here from Denver this evening. He comes to defend Mover and attend to one or two other cases.
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IAI5sttFi17E J
 The Arizona Copper company at Clifton have commenced the erection of five new furnaces and concen'ra- iion works. A new water power is to be constructed. The water will be taken out of the San Francisco in Hume 4 by 77z feet il dimensions and 4,00o feet long. It is expected to have the new wo k in operation about the first of next March, when the output of copper wlli surprise the country.
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SaOOOO FOR S2.

Regular Monthly TraxIra 2 2 ga EWilf take place in inc asoniC all. Mas o tic Te nple Building, N Aln Loi isvilie Ky.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-01
Saint Warg's Beacon,
LEoNARDTowN. ND.
THURSDAY MORNING. n.nA Isl, 1854.

The TERRAPTE LAw.-The laws Of
Maryland, states the Baltimore Sun,
relating to the catching Of diamond
back terrapins make it unlawful to
take them from the waters Of this
State between the lst Of April and
the LIST of November in each year.
The penalty is not less than FIVE nor
more than ten dollars for each terra
pin. The possession Of . terrapin by
any person within the time prescribed
will be deemed evidence that said
person has violated the law. We
have an indistinct recollection Of hav-
ing heard somewhere Of the existence
Of an oyster law in the same limits
even more rnenacing than this to Law
violators, but the dredging interest
appears to have beeome so influential
and overpowering that the statute has
become, practically, q dead letter. at
least in the estuaries on the Maryland
side Of the Potomac above st. Mary q
river. The terrapin law. however,
will. no doubt. be enforced. <1Sere is
at present no large amount Of Balti-
more capital interested in its viola
tion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-01
How FARMERs AYE aPRorrorrn.

How FARMERS ARE protected. +"
The Eastern protected manufac-
turers must make some sort Of pre-
tence of admitting farmers to share
in the benefits of that system. 1t
would be too bare-faced 70 frame a
protective tariff and exclude farmers
entirely; and so they make a show
of giving farmers . share of protec-
ton also. But how?
The answer discloses a cunning
trick which runs all through the sys-
TEN. There is duty of 20 per cent
on cattle, horses. sheep and hogs-as
if the farmers of Illinois, Iowa, Mis-
sonri and Kansas needed protection
on the animals they are exporting to
Europe. The only effect of this duty
is to make the cattle. hogs, sheep and
horses of improved breeds, which our
farmers import from abroad for the
purpose Of improving their stock,
cost them one-ffth more than they
would cost without it. The duty Is
of some advantage to the few stock
breeders of the East and of Kentucky;
but TO the great mass of farmers in
the West and Northwest, it is a posi-
tive disadvantage. Then there is a
duty of 10 cents q bushel on Indian
corn, 10 cents on oats, 20 per cent.
on brand, 10 cents on rye, 20 cents on
wheat, 20 per cent. on cider, 2 cents
pound on bacon, Is cents a bushel
on potatoes, 4 cents a pound on but
ter, 2 cents a pound on lard, 10 per
cent. on milk, 20 per cent. on mutton,
| cent pound ON pork, 20 per cent.
on salted tongues, 10 per cent. on
tripe. 1t would be impossible to i'm
agine anything more ridiculous than
these duties on articles which our
farmers produce cheaper than any
other farmers in the world. and the
expectation of which constitutes so
large proportion of our commerce.
What Western farmers wants protec-
tion on wheat, potatoes, corn, lard.
pork, beef and Lutter? And yet all
these duties are padded into the
tariff law to delude Western farmers
with the notion that their business is
protected as well as manufacturing,
and that they ought not to complain
Of a system whose benefits they share.
Ii they were all abolished, the mass
of American farmers would be better
off. The only benefit they yield goes
TO the few small farmers and truck
raisers Of New England and the upper
part of New York and Pennsylvania
whom they protect against Canadian
competition. To the real asricultu-
raj interest of the country, whose
seat is in the West and South, they
are nothing but mockery.-MIssOurI
Republican.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-01

The TARIFF.-The following ex.
tract from a private letter, written by
former resident Of this county but
at present one of the ornaments OF
the Augusta, bar. to the Junior Editor
Of this paper, viii explain how the
present high tariff is regarded in
Ga"roia. The letter reads as fol-
lows:
we can never prosper in this
cOuntry unless some relief can be had
against the nefarious taxation that is
sapping the productive interests OF
the country for tine benefit of the New
England manufacturer. The tariff
has made the South a country OF
slaves, worse than black slavery ever
WIGS, because we are slaves to high
lnonopolieS, corporated-whereas, the
black man had master who had q
soul and did feed him. This infa-
nous Tariff is at the very root of all
our troubles. and ii we could get il
reduced to even an average Of 20 per
cent, you would see the South blossom
and bear harvest of wealth. It. is
Gods own country, but ruled by He'll
itself"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-01

SENATOR ALLsroN.-The Balti-
more correspondent of TIE Capital
manifested remarkable degree of
political intelligence last week when
he proclaimed. IN behalf OF Hon. jos
5. Allslon for the collectorship Of
Internal Revenue for Maryland in the
event Of Mr.. Dirty being displaced.
There are innumerable reasons why
State Senator Allston should be
chosen instead Of Dir. SellmaM, as is
proposed by those who have been en-
deavoring 70 procure change OF col
lectors. Senator Allslon has made
no war upon Mr.. Ditty, and makes
none now, his friends simply asking
that il a change is to be made. and
Southern Maryland is to have the an
lointlnent. rs issrontended for. that
1t be represented by the choice Of a
live man, aud not q relic of an.
tlquity who has been q standing can
didate for all the Federal Offices which
have been filed in Maryland during
the last twenty years OF all the ap-
pointments made in MARYLAND. The
young republicans who DO the &c i've
work Of the campaigns have re- eived
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-01
[COrrespOndence Of the I.encnn ]

BALTInORg, Feb. 20, 1881.
MeSsrs. Editors:-There is little or no change
TO report in the markets since nv last. EXCEPT
ia grain, which has receded somew hat from
lsst weeks figures, owing 20 the subsideuce Of
che floods. The market, however, closed firm
ON Saturday, with quotations as follows -
Good 10 chOiee samples Of Southern Wheat
range trOm l20 70 l23 for fuliz; l2l 10
I26 for lOng-berry, and Ia 10 LIS for mix
ed. 1he market for Western opened firm, but
ruled Easier, closing dull The ran.e u prices
Is frOm III 70 l2lt for spot, 1924 10 l2la Tor
Aarh, l23l 10 1884 for April. and a49 10
lz5 ivr May delivery. The trade In Southern
Corn Is tAirly active, with prices ranging from
10 10 10 cents, as TO condition. The market
tor n'stern Is dull and easy with about s,nle
range u prices. Oats are firm nj from 90 10
81 cenis. Rye do at from 81 10 Is cents, per
buslIel. The tobacco market is unchanged.
god grades Of Maryland being in demand al
iair pricsS, while common Is dull aud low.
aid repeat quotations - Maryland cTup from
70 . cents per lb.--wiih fancy samples hie h
II. Ground leaves from 1 10 cents. he
esipis Vt t00arco are very light, most Of that
cunning forward being Ground leaf All kinds
OF miscellaneous stuff Is in demand al good
prizes. n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-01

Nor so BLACK AS he IS Painted
We amused ourselves much, and some
got mad, over the wild capers ofMr. Os-
car Wilde whilst be pOsed and attitude
nized on his tour through this country.
He was voted to be fool by large
majority and We are indisposed our
selves to take an appeal from the YER
dict. A man, however, is seldom as
black as he is painted-or as white
and there is a redeeming trait. it
seems. even in the most pronounced
Of handbook dandies. Notwith-
standing his estheticism, Mr.. Wilde
appears to have been born like other
people-at least he is credited with
having mother-and we now admit
that he has heart, also. Upon his
return to London with his pile Of
American dollars" states despatch,
"the first thing lie dill was to place
half Of them in the hands of his moth
err"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-01
prgn.

Of Diphlh~ris. Feb. lssh. 10 81 Mary's
cnuasy. JAMES EDGAR. son Of L. D. and
MoiiaeS Fresnaan, aged : yesrs and monshs.
Father, wrsp not 10r me,
Fnr ! am now ~ rasg.
in sorrow when with re.
foa saw ~ fhr0bhing hrsast.
! You witnessed ike toFmenfing pain
That killed fhy little boy.
Dcar father, noe live again
WheTe iny reigns without alloy.
Dearest mother. tare-tkee-well,
lis Jesus bids ns paFt,
in Heaven thy boy doth dwell,
Then csalm thy aching heart.
We sever for little tlme.
But soon. mama, shall meet again.
Dear mother, thou vast errF kind,
Then come and In this kingdom reign.
Come, mosher, when death is no more,
Come tD mr. home Of lore:
1 Ny father come when time Is DER
And lire with me above.
Pert ToSaero Tmes please COPY and send
bin 10 this Office f0F collection.
In the 9Th district, on the 2sth ofFebruary,
ult.. SARAH j., bel0ved wife of George W !.
Jones.
On the 26ih Of February, ult., In The 18th
district EDWARD PILKINTUN, aged about
IS years.
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none. and they nov present the name
Of Jos S. AIlston 70 the consideration
Of the administration and demand
that they be no longer treated as mere
tools and to perform certain political
work after which they are ruthlessly
cast aside until wanted for similar
service. The republican party cannot
afford to treat any portion. and espe-
cially sneh an ilnportont portion of
the voting classes Of the country with
the indifference with which it has
heretofore treated young republicans
everywhere. and especially in Mary
land. What federal officer in Mary
land represents the young republi-
cans TO day. What one has any sym
patty for them2 Not one. Senator
Allston, connected with the living
present. is therefore presented for the
collectorship, the one who carried his
important county for the whole repub-
liean ticket at the late election, the one
whose opposition to political mis-
rule and democratic corruption has
been bold and fearless, The one who has
been largely instrumental in break
ing the chains which have heretofore
bound Southern Marylond, and who
can be relied upon to aid in breaking
them asunder thorougout the State !;
the one whose manly qualities and
genial manners will attract instead Of
repelling. the bold and intrepid lead
er whom to know is to admire. Jos.
3. AlIston, with no faction-anxious
for the success of the whole party.
Let HIN be chosen as the successor to
Collector Dirty if q change il to be
made. Grand Army Journal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-01

One OF our most eminent phi. sicians writing
on the above subject, says: Filthy and damp
surroundings are responsible for many deaths.
70 e unjust 10 throw upon PrOTiienre rrspon-
sihility for evenls thar have been brought 10
pass by our own carrlessness. livery hou e
holder, 30 far rs il is in his power, should see
that the cellars aud grounds Of his premises
are kept As dry aud clean as possible. And
every eciplostr should take pains 10 have
thase who la6Or for him surrounded by a.
healthy aud pure al atmosphere as ID il % =
chile 20 CD ain. Il is entiIely probable thar
shea the books are posted aud tine inner facts
ct each human life disclosed IN the white light
o. truth which beams out ffOn the throne OF
eternal justice, many ceaths THAI have bst n
pious,y SET down % the account Of Providence
eiia Ue found charged against humanity,