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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20
His Ear Pierced with "a Hook.

"Wall, WALL" remarked an anciep'
and honorable oarsmau. who. on the
retired list as it were, was a tribe over.
critlca! OF the younger and rising
members of the professions: '.his 'ere'i
4 world of improvement, snrc enough
When ! WAS a-pull-in'-and l tell you,
! heftea the ash for somn big men If
my timc-Secsetarg E!munds, Presi
dent Arthur-ant what IL fly he kin
cast! And there was Gen.-wha:'s his
name9-.o that Tough, the duo! with
Coli. Nance kinder siips on me
these nuggy days. bu: he was 3 caster
too, and I've e c him pu, an old.fasL,
Toned Lacale G: c%ighty-ti7e feet with
n hand tied behind him.
See this earrings he continued
pointing u gou!y iiuosr ~: gold hoor
That hung from his lett ear. 9TH.
geuertl bored that himself, One da,
we was out and the two men got into
q; wranglc, they was always 4 dom 1t.
0 tileir. c%astin'. and at last they
got NE 10 stand fifty foo, of on a pin,
--.sown ut Ri,cn Pine p'iu,-and hold
cut 1t tin mug. The genera. he be,
ti':!t ho could take the aug out O: ny
"ana in three tries BY putin tho ily
tsiTotigh tho handle.
II w:s ~i;,e,,in' paid wei, anu SO, as
thought l Couldn't iosc more than IN
''ye or SO stood UP, aai The first cast
me Old maa look me right through this
ere a tel! ye. ! dTopped ,uat CUB
quick, but the genera; ups and hauis 2
so shiicr and lossn: i. u, me and says:
Jack. lemme roe! you in and lis
,ours.' 90 it, says 1. So 10 began
10 reel in, ptayin' ne for all | was
with, the co!oue! s,ardin' ready with
gad, aud when the genera! got The line
AL III he booked the ga!i in Inc slack
Of Mi trousers and give he q sling Of
about ten foot ind yells out: Its wu,h
s1o 10 land a two hundred pound suck
err He paid it, too They hooked me
and landed me, and it cost .em $50
When they Gu the hook out, the coo.
uei said he'd pay for a gold earring to
90 ID and said I'd never have sore eyes.
and ! never huve. so help me. THAT'S
now ! come to wear one earring. /
.ost the money, though. When the old
woman heard ont she allowed We was
all drunk, and 60 took The $50 for scr
share."-Laxe Ontario Tor. HUaAe.-
hAia Times.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. COUNTY OF wARb
i In Probate court.
i,efo,e James D Bxll, Judge Of the Probate Curt.
In tho matter Of tho tststo OF Leonard Nulson. do
ce3sed:
claims against the csts's u Leonard Muuson. deessssi.
III! said Claims wan necessary vouchers should b u.
hibitsd and fled with the undersigned ator u
Of Ward, and Territory Of Dakota. Within -four ootkts
from tho dato Of tL!s notice. the time allowed by tho
judge Of tho probate court fur presenting clsiHEs asstxA-
said estate.
Dated at Burlington. February eth, 1885.
AMOS z. TRACY, AdmInIsueaoy.
Frank w Spear, Att,rnsy for Adn!pistratsr. 4SM
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20
4 CclcstinI HcnG.Lirht.

AFaliroaA enS.ncer, recOuutinq his
experiences. SAID that he had thus f.I
escaped smasi.-ups, but that L,.
Thought he Was in Tor it, one nigl.,.
Sand lie: ut was IL ciear autumn even.
.ug. and l WAS running IL passenger
train i'll Virginia. We were II little he.
mind time, and / was whooping the OLD
Iuaci,inc along Il, Il you'd pace. There
was i strip OF cypress forest to ~
through. and the road, on clearing il.
took Il sharp turn to westward. just
us We made that turn my liver CAIN:
eight up between my teeth, for there.
coming straight down the track, wa,
another engine. with her headlight
aaming in my eyes. l blew down
ureaks' and had my engine reversed
before I'd drawn !lllf u breath, anu
sent the train back on q dead run TO !;
switch station aoo;t a mile uehind lis.
l got il Oh ii siding. ami waited tor tut
o1her train, that l supposed to he jus,
on top Of us, but sue didn't show up.
| got the agent 70 wire up the line to
sec ii there were any specials or wind
engines III the way, but tho answer
was that the line was clear. The pas.
sengcrs got OH, and began to talk and
ask questions, and as for INT, l Was
stunned. ,hougts of runaway loco
motives and tratn-wteekers and tranps.
H~"srY>i'ng was quiet around the bend,
SO tar as l could SOC and hear. While
s'ahoihe on the station platform l hap.
pehe! | glance westward across Il
clearlnS: there was the headlight
shining through the Expresses, as
setcf. ana S'eany as YOU please. 1t
was the p!anet Vents. Well, ifsany
man had %utlcru,. ti;ec,t cents for me-.
nc could hievc had u c just rs l stood.
l got away there IN u hurry, and !
didn't allow the passengers to discover
what was the ma.,cr. Lor'! if it mad
got around tia, had laid oyor to lie,
tho evening star go by, I'd ncvor have
heard the last OIL. '-Eduor's Uraver.
GN L1racr'S .NuJu.i,1, M. {,.y,ha.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20
SHERIfF'S SALE.
TIE RlTORY OF DNKOr 0uNTY OF RAM
i sey District Court, Third judicial District.
Bon j McIn,i,r, Plaintiff,


The Eti,,; of Devil, Lake, r,n,ors,io ion. and Horace {
S;nI.. Al.yu,,L,r \, F,.T,t, and Scar Il C,r,e,,
81, rti,Id.,. ~, .,iI r,uE ~ u.t,I. I'd. mn,
Hence" stone, aI.ynud,r NJ t,r,is an,l jsc.,
bly,..,t. con rtnnr. d ing lusin.,, under III,
Ann nm. ni,l sIyI,. a; slime. t,rr,s 4 corset,
e[..I.nnis
S,tic. - h.,.i,, oty., n, hy y,,,,,. -, =,
tvp Il, m. ,ir,r,s,I ana MIiy,fml and mons il, M
,,ni. is.,,,,i ON, ,t iIr c,.ri,.. IN. ~ ,,r, !, t;,J ;ri,
risI ,i.tytr, COW, 1rr,ifa,x ~ insk.,, IN ~ tnr H.
co iuty of iniu..y' uI,n ;, Ind ,,,.nt th,,,;n ,rni.ra
-, ,,l, ru,r, ~ t,Str ,T I;,r ! N.I,,ir, ",i , A;
md dcf.n,nn,s n,,, ~. ,r.,n..I 49, -. w., w. ~, "s".' ~
GLOWING de.ctisct r,,r..m mai -, ~ .,;t W.! ~. ~
ants: Stone. I.lri, e ,.,,so T. con,rt,,.rs ""' ~
.'n- i,rvn.i-~s-y nuts against Vim A Storm, civ.
en- oct I, 1854, due Jan |, las5, or......-..S asi o
one rom!ssvfy i, te against WIN II Crow, given
vet II 1885. due Nov II, | Sj............ q, ~
one rromissory note against Geurg, stuart,
George Carpritrr, VIM Moore, Wln G.e..,
given Nov =, lss5, due Dec 10, s8j...... q, !!
Dne prumissory uutr against FLY M AMI iiu,Ie
and Drnuyrr, given sept 7, l,sl, ,Iu. Dt :
leS4 IA AZ
one prom,s=Or, II lie ugainst A ~lattie, given
Oct ~, 1854, due oct -, sS4. r 81
uue prumissory note against Louis II Rogers,
given sept Is, lSs,, ur Oct Is, i-si.......... Il !.
Jhe pfomissUry mote "aaiust Louis II Kogers,
given sept ~, 1854, DUO oct -, 1854 ..... 6
One prOmissory note ogainst Eoland Chris. ,tson.
given Dec ), 1854, 0u" Nov $, / 5.....m -
)no promissOry note against William Storm,
given Dec ~, 1893, due March ~, les4. ......, o22 81
One pr ntssory note against john llcckr, given
Oct 20 1855, due Nov ~, sS5..................... 81 U
Jne pivm.ssory note ugtll!,t U Ware and JasE
Reed. given Feb ZG. lee. due Murr, "A; 1ssi q, T.
)ne proml.sory note again, Hans Ncl-or.giyen
Aug s, lsHt 4, due Uct "a a
,ue proinissvry note against J V Brooke, given
April II, 1880, due July Il, lssJ........,.. Sc &
tiamsey county warrant. No 7,......". q q
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20
SUMMONS.
TEEklTOAY OF DAKOIA-COUSTY OF BAN
sey. District Court, Third Judicial District.
Jesse II Hover, Plaintiff,

TNEEklTOL2 OF DAkOIA-lUEN1Y OF HAN
sey. Dir.ict C1urr. Third Judicial District
Jesse II Hover, Plaintiff.
W.
Horace G stous, Alexander u Ferris aud CscA b
CoIlett, ~I,artusre, doing buS!nees 81 the bsAk
Of Deyila Lake. Defendants.
SUMMONS.
The Territory Of Dakota u tho tt,vs Islaed dsfsI:
ants:
You. and each Of you, arc hereby summoned ADD 10.
quired 70 answer the complain: in the above entitled
action, which was filed With the clerk Of said court Oh
January 18th, 1856, and 20 .erys q copy Of y0ur 40.
swtr TO tho said complain. on tho subscriber At his
otics in the city Of Devils Lake, In the county Of Ram
sey, aud Territory afCre-aid. within thirty days A1tAs
the scrvics .! thi. SUMMONS upon you, exclusive Of The
day OF such e~sr:ice: and If gu fail 70 answer the st3t
Complaint within tho time aicreeeh. tie p!ainsid to
this action will take judamen against you for the saH'
Of four hundred dollars, with intsrest thereon Aou
the ls.i, day OF january, 1885. at seven p. cept PEG
nDuun. besides co.ts aud di.bursea, ais.
Dated February 18th, A b 1855.
". " wIsHART,
is-53 Plaintiffs Attorney, nsvils Lake. Z. 7.
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SUMMONS.

TERRITORY o + DAKOTA, COUNTY or RA4
sey-Disrrtct Court. Third Judicial District.
William W. wishart aid Joseph H. Parsobs, copsss-
nsrs as "Wisha1t & Parsans." P!aIutidt.
john Harrington as Trustee. John Harrington, james
J.. I'LL. Gardner u Moore, p. u. Kelly, C.iS.
I!iue, William :; Eardnxtos, Alsxsndsc =. a.
Bode u Trustee, AID the 81. ! sul, Minneapolis
VI .nitoba Railway Company, lefendants.
Tho Territory c! Dakota sends greeting: 1oJoho IAf.
ringson Is Trustee, John fasriny,vp, james J. hiu.
ct a., at,vs named defendants:
You are hel sby summop-d Hud required 20 Aa9wse
the complaint & Wiiiiam " Wish.st aud Joseph p.
parsons, oopzstners " wishast q Psrsens, phi.det.
with Ia nled In the ofits VI the clerk Of tbs d1SestN
CONT within and for said Rzusry eSSniy. sS.psvb
Lake. .. I, and to serve oopy Of your snswes @ -
sut+:iber. II shsi, otnes IL the lily Of Grand Torks.
within thirty days after the s<svtee Of this ssnnooes,
exclusive Of ri,s day ofsesvles &c the pldnrtas ~nl
take Judgment against you for four thousepd dx hun.
ired and .ixty eight doilArs and q csnts. with inssrss<
at legal rate on said sun, since Oct. u, leAas bsAdss
HoYH 4 N0yIA,
6lt PtsiasiG' AsesDsg&
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20
Farm and Mechanics,

Save none and doctor bills. Relieve
your mothers, wives and sisters by a
timely purchase of Dr. Boranko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, the best known remedy
for coughs, colds; group and bronchial
affections. Relieves children Of Group in
ono night; may save you hundreds OF
dollars. Price so cents and 500. Sam.
pies free. Sold by Bennett Rros
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20

Jolu II P..,r.;:. tn- G..rrt:. BROTH
er .! The -i;atoG. say :i,.,. SO secret
OF tbs iaalur's success is ~ Isl" "a. tongue
and q waichiu: eye"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20

-. '''"..i alter out Of her senses.
But Mary Besgamot stood bravoly
TO the guns Of he, little CITADEL
"No. father" laid she. ''Oh, how
can you ask me. father, when you
know l don't iovc him and never
can?"
Never is q long word" said the
squire.
Yes, papa, | know that" said
Mary. "But, indeed. l mean it."
you mean it, do you?" said the
squire. in slow AID measured tones.
Now. let ME tell you what! 1t isn't
that you don't like Hawkins Jessup,
''''''at ron'vc been goosey enough to
s. SIN love with that young
HI 'i@,kc;"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20
VE-LETTER.

marry Hawkins Jes.
&c Bergnfnot, knitting
~. togt:her until they
Jus black Ear across
nearly frightened his
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20

the dalirium OF passion,
2ti;.s Joys and its pangsl
gain contemplation
Ellp, ii each "a 1t hanger
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20
Ma-d Pain.

fr,nsser Ct pleasurcf
Sgptsi .ne hmit Of pain:
,AeaIa5as fcrsinKtn measure?
bsx.reated again?
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20

'miucing matters.
g. IAN artist. in
III tie go into white
thinning ana earn y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-20

lr spirit will anguish.
;;"' ,lest and creation most
sand clearer IN anguish,
n the throbs of delight.
!, 9wings en- his iron,
-Ahat starves in the wild;
Zee the peuance environ,
bliss by which pain is be-
these spirits are reaching
the emotions tn tell:
Z. g our senses are teaching.
heaven and pleasure Its
i Lord Huughton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-11-11
Nc. tniES'a Isenss,

from ctr Regular Correspondent!
The children, white and colored, Of the
ath"li| faith are instructed every Satur.
day IN the same a; - Michsrs by Rev
Father Gafney. Father q. Is > L.sJ .-grk
or. and IL adults and children would pursue
his advice, the world would Iopa.s ita charm,
and We would unheSitatlngiy st up our
Eb'neTcr and inscribe thereon our pnr.
posc is fixed. We are resolved b. becDme
children OF God
\ heavy storm &c wind and rain aeon.
panied with lightning and thunder passed
over this SECTION Saturday night No dam
aSc that We know OF was done IL Is per,
crpuhly cooler.
SIs'rtSmen are enjoying themselves huge
" At present Wild geese succumb 10
their unerring aim: and those who are
partial o. the taste Of roast wild goose,
can enjoy their appetite 10 their hearts con
tent alta small cost. Partridges are plenti-
full, hut shy.
Bishop Parci preached eloquent sermons
at - Mary's and Ridge churhes recently
Nine persons we've confirmed at the former
chunrh.
Il gives us pleasure 10 inform YOU that
farmers are progressing rapidly with Their
work putting in wheat
During the absence of Mrs Louis Ben.
nett, "a washerwomanl end inst, dogs e
cnteT,Si her house and DESTROYED several
dollars worth of clo,hiRg belonging 4
Butler Taylor AMI wife.
Sickness, We are glad IA state. continue.
10 decrease, and doctors. n well as othel
folks, appear 10 b. thankful
Our district keeps abreast with her sistel
districts in low prices. Corn is selling a
81 and sweet posatoes from 81 10 $l.so PEI
bhl. RALYAr.
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THE WHITE,
An improved hig arm Sewing Machin,

An improved hig arm Sewing Machine.
The advantage Of high arm, admitting
the passage under it Of bulky garments
without mussing or soiling the compacting
by them, Is too we'll known to require des-
cription.
II will last life time and its range Of
work exceeds that of any other machine.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Among the many advantages OF the
White machine are it, needle, self-setting in
every sense ofthe word-always right.
IL has the least complicated, the most
simple. durable and complete shuttle ever
made, simplicity in threading being an es-
pecial feature. The shuttle tension is So
arranged that you can increase il or de-
Crease il without removing the shuttle from
the machine or disarranging the work
All wearing parts of the White are made
adjustable, So that any lost motion incident
to long usage can be easily taken up, thus
avoiding the delay and expense in duplica-
ting parts. The simplicity in threading the
White is unequaled by any other machine,
and we would particularly call attention
10 the fact in either the upper or lower
thread, there i no hole to thread through
excepting the eve of the needle.
For Family Use, Dress Making, Tailor
ing, the White is without a peer.
Il. Lee Harden, Agent,
COMPTON, MD. July %.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-11-11

The following preamble and resolution
were Adapted:
WHEREAS, IL appears lruln the Report II
the Secretary of this Commission, that the
Maryland Hospital for the Insane il now
Overcrowded with inmates and in no con-
ditiod TO receive others, and actuaied with
the desire, and believing 10 TO be the duty
Of the Commission 10 use every proper
means TO promote the best interests Of per-
sons thus unfortunately afflicted, il Is
hereby
Resoioed, That the Secretary be and he l.
hereby directed to notify the County Com
missioners of the respective counties of this
State OF the condition Of the Maryland Hos
pital for the Insane, and that the only
remedy Is "a ask the several Courts If their
respective counties to commit TO said Hos
pital only such persons as may be suffering
from such form of mania as requires con-
troll, and retaining for treatment in the
Aims Houses of the State those who are
idiotic or imbecile. Very respectfully.
WILLIAM LEE, NJ. d., Secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-11-11

Court mct-ail the members present
l'r Jn". I. SpaldinE, Health officer, re-
ported follows on sanitary condition of
Peep Creek
The unusual amount nf sickness about
"a Year aLn was caused by the closing of the
mouth ri said creek, the water therein be-
coming; Stagnant. The mouth is now open
Tor the free rbh and flow of the tide As
long rs this condition remains, there will
hc no sickness from this cause, but the
mouth is liable 10 be closed at any time
from the strong Easterly winds of the Ches-
apeake Bay or by accidental sand reefs.
The only way 20 remedy this is by con-
structing permanent mouth by some sys-
tenn ot engineering or by cutting canal
irom Deep Greek Ia ST. Jerome's Creek. a
distance VI about one fourth ola mile. The
latter plan would be- the least expensive =
The Court ordered the Clerk "a proceed
Ia Montcvue Hospital and bring home jos.
y Stevens, reported cured. and also 10 in
yuigc into condition Of inmates from St
Marv's county in the different Hospitals
with New Of removing those not danger
..usly insane and who are only idiots or
imbeCiles
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Death "T Nr. Pasfgest.

Iii. friends and connections in ST. Mary's
have heard with sincere regret Of the death
# Mr. ". \. Padgctt, Of the Commission
House Il Ptdgcti X Go. He died at his
rr,rI"mc in Baltimore on the 4th instant,
in thc 9Th year OF his age. Though not a
na,iv" Of our county, Mr.. Padgctt started
in liz and married here. He afterwards
removed to Baltimore, where he engaged
in The commission business and soon ac-
guir,d the Respect and confidence Of all
" be- were thrown into business or personal
relation, with him. He was open hearted
ana Generous I" "A fault His business spc-
cialty MAS in the sale Of tobacco, and he
obtained reputation with our planters
81, anon, the very hest judges of this pro-
,ir,t ia Baltimore. May ne rest in peace
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Oyster Law Decision.

Capt. IlaiSlip. OF the Police Sloop Katie
lines, brought before Justice Jo F. Nor
gan, M'nday last. Capt. James l.. Fields,
charged with Illegal dredging inside of lines
prescribed by an Act of the last Legisla-
turr a. tributaries If the Potomac River
belonging a. -. Mary's county. The Of
fence ch ,rgcd was committed outside of a
line drawn from Blue Sow" Ia IIuggin's
Point, which line has been decided by our
''irruItCnurt IL be- the dividing line between
Bnttan'> Bay and the Potomac River. The
Justice decided that any Flaw regulating or
ir.hihiting the catching of oysters in the
Potomac, River passed by either the Lcgis-
l.turr ol Mary land or Virginia, without be-
in, passed cnnrurrrntly by the Legislatures
81 both States. is imperative and void un-
der Tho compact Of i.S5 between said States.
Thus senator Colton's efforts TO protect the
t'ng~r, of his district have proven truitless.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-11-11
Accident.

Recently, the young son Of Capt. J. T..
swami, II II. Georges, was missed by his
father who hurried Ia the wharf to hunt
him up. Looking into the clear water the
father saw his son about two feet under the
surface and sinking, presumably for the
second time. Capt Swami soon had his
boy ashore and ia short while all right
again. \ similar accident happened to
the y"ungstcr nRce before.
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Saint hlary's Beacon.


:. VI. r. X. A-Trains leave Brandy.
wine. going East, daily except SUNDAYS. al
1920 A. ID. Arriving at Mcchanicsyille. 1 Al
q. III. Leave MecE.anicsyilIe, going West
daily except Sundays, at 1910 p. m. Ar
irving at Brandywine 2:1O p. m.
Early Morning Trains leave Mechanics
Vile, 2 .ng West, Mondays and Thursdays
al 5i5 !. IN. Arriving at Brandywine al
$50 a. III.
Evening Trains leave Brandywine, going
Fast. Wednesdays and SATURDAYS al $50 o,
IN. Arriving at Mechanicsville at 7:3O o. m.
Norfolk steamers 10 Washington nom
Pincy Point on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS. al 1920, r. " Returning, Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays.
see advertisements elsewhere.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-11-11

Care for LaaatIes.
On tie Sun INST, the following communi-
cation in regard % the care of Lunatics was
received and read by the Board of County
Commissioners
STATE oF MARYLAND,
OFFICE OF THE LUNACY COMMISSION.
BALTIMORE, October %, 1856.
To the County Commissioners ofSt Mary's
County:
GeHtLeRscE In conformity with instruc-
tons received from the State Board of Lun-
acy, l herewith send you copy of the
resolutions passed At its last meeting, and
your corporation is earnestly solicited in
the matter:
Resided, That the Secretary be and he is
hereby directed TO notify the County Com.
miSsioners Of the several counties of this
State that unless they are possessed of the
requisites 10 properly care for and treat in
sane patients, they are not authorized 10
receive any such patients, and are prohi-
bited from receiving such patients.
Resided, That hereafter no insane person
shall DC confined in any of the Almshouses
Of this State, unless the County Commits
sioners Of the several counties shall provide
the facilities requisite for the proper care
and treatment Of such insane persons.
That. in the opinion ofthis Commission. no
AlmshoUse is proper receptacle Of insane
persons unless il is provided with rooms q
Constructed as 10 safely detain such insane
without the use ofchains or rope applied q
the person Of such insane, for the reason
that such Treatment i well calculated e
magnify the mental excitement Of the un,
tortunates, and almost prcludes the posi-
bility Of recovery.
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Local. DOttinHs,

The NJ. IniKo's Tournament
advertised To take place on the nth inst
has icrn postponed until the 1Gth
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-11-11
QuIntoIeo,

Tie Great Malaria. Fever and Ague REM
ely. X liable, safe and efficient. Price
5Oc. Icr bottle. For sale by all Druggists
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-11-11
Notice.

" or sell land in
nd, will consult
lunicating with
III ut Leonard
AAryland, as the
arrangements %
ess prompt and
lNWICK.
MMETT,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-11-11
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