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highest perfection u ART has l..-. r,...,....f
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aye to yet behold strans, l-....
The Commeno, a4ett season -a4Issta
All The year Is upen Is aud thc 'HNuNI
'Lf noies III, following dat. tur ihe -ft
era4 Colleges aud schools WA... tsty gwen
us notification
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warsaw High = hool, May Nts AL
dress by the Key N Nanaeay. W
WILSON
WcayerNilIc College. Iuf.rt-th A
nuat address 10y the hev- pr lAlussv. ~
hroohlsh
Mt Olive High :, hoo. NAV etth "A
II. Blount, of the Wilson Mrrot. uII de.
liver the address
Mr. y. J. Rouse. of kin,ton. Will
make the address At tho clo~c If Refhel
Academy MAY 9sth.
P., " ma .,p.....,...,.
u;l asl,,"r a.. = -
Female College June 18th
At Thomasyille Femal, ,oli,.... ,h,.
commencement exercises TN, ,.9r min
Nav Both. ending juno lSt
po, .i
annual address at the clos. AZ \,bi4rfa
Academy Nav e5th and 26{h
EI1.,,o,,h Nola.,,,, ta.t
man Inv tl,. pov n lrr'I5
dress Lv col " II : Rur,,y.,,,
-Rev. DIR. Maplc Of Raleigh dcllxer. the
address at the closing of K,vJ ] NJ Whites
school ~ Holly Springs oil Ma, p4th
.,.
uf.' '9""i i'"i''n. ''''''' i''>, u,e'
Rev nysn e rnrt.,,',,n',' II','' - '"o
-Rey. DIR ] y Uufbau, nroacbs- tho
annual sermon for .Iudson college ana
Rev. ". H. Battle delivers The Iatqrar,
address.
C,tauha r,ll.,,, u.t-I, ,.I.
,o,h G''',,,,' - '"'t
Concord, and the address b, c. \ ClI1
Esq, of Leuoir.
Pleasant Garden Ui,b Sci,,ol Ma,
21 Literary adlr.,, hv thn H., 4 NJ
Sbambnrper Annnal sermon l,.the H.,
]. +. Ogbnrn.
Commencement exercises at states
Vile Female College Wednesday and Thur
day. I'd and 3D. Of June. There Will be no
literary address this wear.
C,,,,,,.. r,,,.l. s,t....I
viii hnid its ,.lnsino exrrc,s.. ,,n~ ,tn trtI,
and ! 'th of June Rev. j. =. stanford
Will denver the annual address.
The Grange High school and Female
Seminary, of Woodland, \. G.. closes on
June 18Th. +. W. Mason, Esu., of North
ampton county, delivers the address.
Hntherford Ctllege Tuesday ard We'd
ncsday, 23th and 10th of May i,eN. Or.
Bays, OF Ashevllle, Will preach the sermon
lhss $ Dixon, Jr, Esq, VIII deliver the al
dress.
Eight Young ladies viii graduate at
Charlotte Female Inttitute this year. Rev.
VIM :. Lacy will deliver the address juno
ISL, ana .he aiiual concert VIII take place
June -hu-
Greensboro Female Colleg' May 23d
Baccalaureate sermon by the l.cv. y. ".
Mangum, Meeting Of the Alnmna Asso-
citation May Goth, address by the Hon.
j, w Reid
The closing exercises Of l-nion Liter
'IS Ac"',rih!, '-aiii,,1N IiIc, - 'dhc
p, place. on u, ih"i au"9' Nay h'F. II
mos nos iiui'lc, ~ - on"i'i mn WI o.
hNcf 'hc "'uicS9
The commencement exercises of Ilor-
ner school, oxford. y. c.. take place on
the 25th and 2Gth insts. The addrc-s be
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-05-20
THE ADMINISTRATION
THE EFFECT OF IT'S WORK FROM
SOUTHERN STANDPOINT.
Letters from Two Prominent Tennessee
an. on the Results of the Democratic
administration on Southern Problem.
Copyright 1886.


Prof. W NJ Baskeryill, Of the Faculty
Of Vanderbilt University, writes of the
cleveland Administration III Tennessee,
AS follows:
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Let Such be Spotted.

From Kinston Pree Press.
A man who does not want to see the
poor children educated is an enemy of the
people.
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t0MMLNt EMENI>
NJ NORTH tARoIt>< sc iIpbi :
AND COLLEGES rIilS sfA A>b>
h.rr a. No Time of Ali ths NraF -.
HAPPY the Pc nitarlt tg.s.tts-s va
>rhool ommr fns at otra~tos

the >slss3 tutuueus sygugat 4.t fsf
are hands ineF e.scs s,ar. aat ttt .aH
=. sessa l4o~ here Srvstst sml.s. s.t,r.s tasr
Is making ga th@ Aar ,f WuyA -.a
years AZ Simple card, a f'asH -..r.
Nuf'leed te give notice 81 the ta-a fh
eNerelsso and tn rslWre, thr g-=eas
the receiver NoN Nrll t e.##A tsN
column 81 thr CHEaNl,lt ta dr-.r#a4 .t
Various beautiful aud artl>tsl.ysa3-
have found their Way from North, .H ..s.a
schools 1nto oar staetum this N,ys Ir.
highest perfection i art has bs,ea r.a. h,I
in TIM year, des gus, ur uet. e#s ~ a.
aye % 4et behold -tranE. l-etuU.u.
The Commencement season -islat#tat
All tie year Is upen Us aud Tho t5tauNI
cLE notes a., following dat. tur ihe -,t
ertl Colleges aud schools ~ ..i base, gwen
Us notification
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-05-20
A Lovely Complexion.

"What lovely complexion, we often
hear persons say. Il wonder what she
does for itl' In every case the purity and
upon the blood. Those who have sallow,
blotchy faces may make their skin smooth
and healthy by taking enough of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to
drive cut the humors lurking in the system
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-05-20

Copyright 1851
From the COlOred Mans Point of View
j. G. Napier, lawyer of Nashville,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-05-20

Mild, soothing, and healing is Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11

BILL NyE LEARNS TO WAIrz. II
have juat learred how to reel around
a ball room to a little waltz music,
when ] was blown across the Missis-
sippi in September last by high
wind and broke one Of my legs which
/ used in walizing. When this acci-
dent occurred | had just got where ]
felt at liberty to choose a glorious
being with starry eyes and fluffy hair
and magnifcently nodded form to
steer me around the rink to thedreamy
music Of Strauss. One young lady
with whom ! had waltzed good deal,
when she heard that my leg was
broken, began to attend every dane
ing party she could hear Of, although
she had declined a great many pre-
vious to chat. / asked her how sLe
could be 50 giddy and 50 gay while !
was suffering. She said she was doing
it to drown her sorrow, but her little
brother told me on the quiet that she
was dancing while | was sick because
she felt perfectly safe. A friend o.
mine says ! have a pronounced and
distinctly original manner Of waltzing
and that he never saw anybody, with
one exception, who waltzed as ! did
and that was Jumbo. He claimed
that either one Of US would be good
| dancer if he could have the whole
ring to himself He said that ht
would like to see Jumbo and me walt.
together if he were not afraid that
would step on Jumbo and hurt him
You can see what a feeling of jealous
hatred it arouses in some small minds
when a man gets go he can mingle in
good society and enjoy himself.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11

nea- A lady was telling a friend
from the country Of a very grand par
ty she had given recently. "We,had
two Generals, one Judge, a popular
author and a play writer" Eyes, =
chimed in her wicked son, land there
was deputy sheriff, too, who said he
wanted TO see dad, and they went out
before supper, and dad hasn't come
back yet" When that youth went
to school the next day with bis head
all tied up, he told che boys he had
q dreadful soothaohe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11

sewn. A. Lnckey, Esq.. Rock
bridge, Va, says he has used PoweIl's
Prepared Chemicals for two seasons,
and finds them equal to high priced
fertilizers, at one-third the cost.
Write for descriptive pamphlet to the
manufacturers, Brown Chemical Co.,
Baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11

BeA."Oh, Emeline. come quickl
The baby's tumblsd down into the
cistern. Wes been fishin' for half an
hour wild an unbreller handle an q
chunk o sponge cake, an we cant
even get nibble."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11


mot generally known ouiside the Sc
"a London cir - that when Lady Cla-
u We're dc We're learned that Mr.. Tenny
son had been made baron che fastened to
write and send him the following verses;
Baron Alfred 7. do r.,
Are we at last In sweet accord
Il learn--excuse the girlish glee--
That you've become 4 noble lord;
So now TINT Hme 70 think you've had
OF what It Is makes charming girls,
Perhaps you find they're not 40 bad
Those daughters Of hundred earls.
Baron Alfred T. de T.,
When last your face CHANGED TO see,
You had the passion Of your kind,
You said some horrid things TO me-
And then-"we parted" you 10 sail
For Oshkosh, In the simple storage,
But now, excuse my girlish glee,
Z You're reappearing In the peerage
Baron Alfred T. de r.,
Were you indeed misunderstood
That other day heard you say,
It's only noble 70 be good 7"
IrealIy thought that you affirmed,
It's SO the words come back to me,
kind hearts are more than coronets''-
My Lord, excuse my girlish glee-
Baron Alfred T. de T.,
There stand twin specters In yourhall,
Soon as they found You were Lord
Two wholesome hearts were changed %
gall;
The two, an humble couple they,
think see them, on my life,
The while they read of "Baron" T.,
That gardener Adam and his wife
Baron Alfred II. de r.,
You've treated them, 1t seems TO me,
In quite shabby sort Of style;
You haye--excuse my girlish glee;
You praised their garden sass, you did,
You flirted with them--don't deny,
And now, You fix vacant stare,
And never speak as they pass by.
Trust me, BaronT. de H.,
From yon blue heaven above US bent,
This simple granger and his spouse
Smile as you read your title clear;
lEowe'er Il be, II seems to me,
Nor must you call my language cruel,
II seems--excuse my girlish glee,
Conslstency's lovely jewel.
Baron Alfred t. de r.,
know you're proud your name TO own
Your pride Is yet no mate for mine,
My blood Is bluer than your own;
You'll bid me break your heart again
For pastime eer 10 town 60,
Psl not do that, my noble Lord,
But give yciiSymethlng that owe.
Baron Alfred T.,dST,
When you were N that angry fit
You turned 10 meSiad Numbered out,
eco teach the orphan girl 10 knit"
am an orphan girl myself,
And that my knitting you may see,
Here Il DlifteR that I've knit
Excuse my gushing, girlish glee.
--New York Tribune.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11

AZ Eyes" said an old man, visit
ing the graveyard in his native town
after long years of absence, and read
ing an inscription--'Here lies Sam
Brownlow II might have known he
was lying somewhere, for he never
told the truth that can remember of
10 all his life. But it's kinder mean
throwing 1t up TO him that way after
he's dead and gone and can't hit
back.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11

pA. A sloppy wet hoor In hen.
hcuss u an aboniuation, and invaria.
bly, brings cramp. colds and Group. II
may be too late now 10 raise your
noor IL 1t Is Of that description, but
you can put boards IL and cover them
with litter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11
.aar Two very terrible Statesmen

! s6- Two very terrible statesmen
met in a Washington barroom.
Good morning, Mr.. Lawler."
Good morning. Van Pelt."
II see that the President Of France
has granted amnesty to ell political
offenders"
Amnesty What's that r.
II dunno. Some fat Office, sup
pose. These d-n presidents are get
ting SO they grant everything to the
political offenders and not a smell to
the real worker"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11

s@rAteacher observed huge blot Of
ink on a little Irish boys ccpybook.
What is that 7" be demanded. hSure,.
] think It's tear, sir" "a tear |
How could . tear be 50 blaok2" ''Surs,
] think wan . the oolorsd boys drop.
ped Ii SIR"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11

rsA-No appetite, low spirits, head
ache, aatulency, sleeplessness, languor,
constipation--are these, or any Of
them, among your ailmenEsp If 50,
try DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bitters, and
tell your sick friends, its effect; this
Is the only advertisement the medi-
cine requires, It has spread from
house to house, from village to vii.
lage, ell over the land. in this way.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11


There are two kinds Of perspiration
senaible and insensible, When we aes
drops q wafer on the surface Of th'
body as the result Of exercise, or sub
sidence Of fever, that is sensible per
spiration- perspiration recognized by
the sense Of sight, But when perspi.
ration is so gentle that it cannot be
detected in the shape Of water drops
when no moisture can be felt, when
il is known 10 US only by certain
softness Of the skin, that is insensible
perspiratiou, and is SO gentle that it
may be checked to a very considera-
BILE extent without special injury. Bnt
to use popular language, which cannot
be mistaken, when man is sweating
freely and it is suddenly checked, and
the sweat is not brought out again in a
very few moments, sudden and painful
sickness is a very certain result.
What, then, checks perspiration ?
A draft of air while we are at rest,
after exercise, or getting the clothing
wet and remaining at rest while it is
so. Getting out Of a warm bed and
going to an open door or window has
been the death Of multitudes.
A lady heard the cry Of FIRE at mid.
night; Il was bitter cold; it was so
near the flames illuminated her cham
Der. She left the bed, hoisted the
window and the cold wind chilled her
in a moment. From that hour until
her death, quarter Of century la
Ter, she never saw q we'll day.
A young lady went to a window in
her night clothes to look at something
IN The street, leaning her unprotected
arma on the stone window sill, which
was damp and cold. She became an
invalid and will remain 50 for life.
Sir Thomas Colby, being in q pro-
fuse sweat one night. happened to re-
member that he had left the key oi
his wine cellar on the parlor table,
and fearing hiss servants might improve
the inadvsrtsncs and drink some 81
his wine, he left his bed. walked down
stairs the sweating process was check.
ed, from which be died in q few days,
leaving $6,0o0.O00 in the English
fnnas His illness was so brief and
violent that he had no opportunity TO
make his win, and his immense prop.
erty was divided among Ave or six
day lahorsrs who were his nearest re.
lAliona.
The great practical lsssen which We
wish to impress upon the mind Of the
reader Is this When you are psrspir.
freely, keep in motion until you
!, good FIRE or to aome place
~ -" are perfectly sheltered from
20 Dc supAsf air Whatever Halls
eng it numbssnlk.
as leader Of the hs.
of Washingt0n countS PA, are you
q szcsptlsnabls ahillt, young New
she shless lawvaxn "a ~. lng mo,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11

eA-The other day one Of our lady
teachers was drilling some Of her
younger pupils in forming sentences.
She gave the word trumpet. Each
member Of the class was to form a
sentence in which this word occurred.
As q starter she asked an unusually
bright little fellow il he could form a
sentence with the word trumpet in it,
He was eagerly confident in the belief
that he could, and the teacher asked
him TO proceed. This was hissentence;
u will trump it with spade" This,
Of course, put the schoolroom in roar,
and the teacher went with the tide.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11

seSr A Texas editor says: I'VE new
er could understand why 80 much shot
should be wasted in killing birds while
30 many men part their hair 10 the
middle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11
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a@-I know" said jackson, "that
| swear great deal, but you see, / have
such a flow Of language that / am
necessarily compelled to put dam
in now and then to steady the current"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11

HAVING taken charge Of the Indian
n Bridge Nth I am prepared to furnish
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goods At the lowest prices "a
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11

DoN'T BE TOO FINE. DIR. T. David
son, in his new book for young men,
'Forewarned, forearmed," hits out at
the Zine young man" in this style:
He admires a scarf or breast-pin,
and, as he must have it, he purchases
on credit, and, ten to one, before he
has money to pay, the one is thread
bare or the other is lost; and so he
grudges payment. and is tempted to
eyade it. Thus the mischief grows.
Don't seek TO be too fine Be manly
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Be content to begin life at the begin
ming, and to await, as others have
done before you, till your income
warrants this or that unnecessary in
diligence. 1t is an awkward looking
arrangement when q youth begins
with the large end Of the horn, and
comes out. at the small end"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-03-11

Having located IL the egrsat N's|a. Isrn
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Marriage 4 no uneven cane lsis|
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SAINT MARY's ACADEMIA
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on
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No deductions win be made unless In
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