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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-21


partes-the men of intelligence and education
without honor and virtue-the men, who, by
that combination of gift and deficiency, are en-
abled most lavishly to do on earth the work of
hell, and bring untold misery on their fellow
men. The bloodiest ruffianism of the French
revolution emanated from men of education
and women of supposed re6nement-from the
philosophers so-called, who had learnt their
philosophy in the school of Rousseau and Vol
taire, with whom honor was jest and virtue q
fable. The best educated sovereign that has
ever occupied the throne Of England from the
Norman Conquest to the present day, was the
i brutal tyrant Henry VIII Timur was one Of
own country has produced no more accom-
plished man than Aaron Burr.
There is not only an intellectual side to the
human mind, there is also the sentimental side.
use the word in its most comprehensive and
mos. most pTopes, sense; No less a judge Of men
nation governed the world, meaning thereby
the spiritual and sentimental faculties in
man; and he was undoubtedly right. It was
upon this Theory that most Of his own good
deeds, and many Of his bad ones, are based
Upon this theory he founded the Legion Of
Honor. Upon this theory himself an agnostic,
he restored the rites Of religion in France.
Upon this theory he sought to dazzle the
world rather by the splendor than the solidity
of his enterprises. It j. the sentimental, and
uOt VIC iutcucCtudi, tuot ~ buDltuc, duQ ~ -
the sentimental and the sublime, not the merely
intellectual, that governs the great heart Of
humanity.
It 10 true that mankind are moved more BY
their sentimental emotions than by the intel
lect. And yet they are right who look to edu-
cation for the
SOLUTION OF ALL our SOCIAL PRoBLKNs.
For, although this ia confession Of present
inability and incapacity, it is reaching in the
true direction for the truth and hight to which
they would gladly attain and which are mot yet
within their grasp. Our sentimental natures
require even more careful training than does
its intellectual counterpart; and ON the COM
bined training Of the head and heart depend
alike the welfare Of the individual and the well
fare Of the state.
Is the modern university equal TO the de-
mands Of this system Of supreme development7
Never at any time in the history Of the
world, despite its mAterialistic tendencies, had
the value Of education been more highly rated
than Il 10 now. But never ct any time has
there been greater controversy in respect Of
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within the
GRASP or THE HUMAN NTELLEcr.
Let me turn for moment to another consid-
Grafton.
1t was . cherished dream of the Father of his
Country, one of the very few dreams in which
he permitted his eminently practical mind to
indulge, TO see this federal capital that was to
bear his name become the seat Of o great uni
versity. Jefferson had laid the foundation of
the university Of Virginia. and he was as justly
proud of it as he was Of being the author Of
the Declaration Of Independence. Washing
ton would gladly have been the founder in his
own city Of the University Of America. He had
not himself to any great extent the advantages
of a university education; but, with the pro-
phetic eye of the patriot and the statesman. he
saw that here, on the banks of his own beauti-
full river, there was to be not only the seat Of
empire, the seat of a great republican empire,
vastly grander Indeed than even he had ever
dreamed, but also the center Of science and art
and literature for America, the center from
which should radiate the light to illumine all
the body polite, the heart from which should
flow the blood through all the veins of our
young republics intellectual life. And this
idea has been more than once received by men
But are we not realizing the dream Of WASH
ington2 n not our sister university, the
Columbian, aiding 10 realize it? Institutions
grow; they are not made. They do not spring
up IN night perhaps 70 vanish IKE an exha-
lation before the morning sun Minerva, IL IL
true, came forth full-armed in pauoply Of mail
from the head of Jove. But IL was from the head
Of Jove and not Of mortal man, that the blue
eyed goddess Of wisdom sprang in the maturity
OF perfect development. All human institu-
tions that are destined 70 last, must come up
from small beginningA II has taken Q century
to develop our country into Q mighty nation
and united people. The same century has
developed the college founded BY John Carroll
lcOnstsssd On N,rA paoe.l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-01-31

The Future or TRUsrs-The
New York brokers are expressing
their opinions upon the future q
trusts under the incoming admiristra-
lion, and altogether it furnishes much
food for thought.
Whiskey trust certificates have ris-
en- twelve dollars share since the
election, cotton-seed oil trust ceriif-
Gates have risen twenty-five dollars z
share, and other trust certificates -
proportion. These things show that
the rich men knew or thought they
knew what they were doing when
they were subscribing the enormous
sums placed in Chairman Quay
hands and the hands Of bis able aux
iliary, Col. Dudley, to be put where
they would do the most good for the
subscribers and the Republican party.
Are we sowing the seed in this
country now to reap hereafter the
whirlwind Of socialism2 God forbid
but the signs are not reassuring. lex.
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sunpAY-MospAY.

zalinski.s dynamite gun is pro
nounced great auccesa.
Judge Will IN NJ. Msrrick Is seri-
oualy III IN Washington.
Wicomico county farmers are en-
tering largely into peach growing.
Gov. Beaver, Of Pennsylvania, IL
visiting Gov. Jackson, at Annapolis,
Alleged white Caps ara sending
threatening notices in Kent county.
Annapolis wants the militia law
parade to be held there April 23rd
during its carnival.
Camden, N J.. furnishes a seusa.
tional report of an Assault on nurse
in Cooper Hospital.
The interstate commerce commits
zion recommends Legislation relating
to passenger tariffs and rate wars.
MaryIand's certificate Of the electo.
raj vote reached Washington il time,
although il met with unexpected De-
lay in transit.
General Boulanger was yesterday
elected member Of the Chamber 81
Deputies Of France from the Depart.
meDt Of The Seine BY d plurality ~
1880.
The West Virginia Legislature took
another indicisiVe ballot for United
States Senator Saturday tits expect
ed the democratic caucus viii nomi.
nate candidate tonight.
The wreck Of the fdmous clipper
ship Merrimae, which went down on
the New Jersey Coast tweniy.one
years ago. has been discovered. The
cargo consists Of Silver bars, zinc and
other metals valued At $4,000.
The North.German Gazette says
the San Francisco Chamber 81 Com
merce is the most active element ia
the opposition to Gernanys policy
IN Samoa, and the anti German feel.
ing is heightened BIZ the action Of Mr..
Sewell, the American consul ii Samoa
The United States Senate was uot
in session Saturday In the House.
after a spicy debate. Speaker Carlisle
decided upon d point Of order raised
by MIR. Mills that the Senate tariff bill
must 70 10 the committee on ways
and means, and request for IFS irn.
mediate consideration made by Mr..
Reel was objected to by Mr. Mills
Preeident,elect Harrison, who since
the election has heretofore devoted his
Sundays e. religious duties, received
Senators Allison and 0ullum, Mr.
Allison remaining over night al Gen.
H4rrisots residence Both cams ~
invitation. Mr. Cuilom said on ieaT.
Jag the Samoan question was discussed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-01-31

The subject Of legislative prohioi-
ton is receiving particular attention
in several states at the present time
In Pennsylvania proposed amend
ment to the constitution has been sp
proved BY two successive legislatures.
Row, Of a probable expense to the
stateof $25o,ooo, day has been az
pointedfor special election to vote
ugap1he amendment. The people Of
tk State are anxious to submit the
matter to an actual vote, and the cleo
lion now pending viii doubtless set.
sic the question Of statutory prohibit
tion in the keystone State for the next
twenty-five years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-01-31

IheSpn reports Mr.. Bayard as say
insfhst Germany has given this coun-
try no cansus JelH, that our flag has
not been ipsulted or American prop
erty destroyed, and that the whole
question is, shall this country assert
the independence Of Samoa BY force
Of arms against German aggression
As this involves the question Of peace
or war the determination Of which re-
sides with Congress, the whole sub
ject has been referred to that body
the President not feeling authorized
to take further steps which might
precipitate hostilities,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-01-31

There will be no marked change 10
the United States Senate after the
close Of the present session Of Con-
gress. True, the terms Of nearly one
third Of the Senator'S expire on March
4, but not less than seventeen Of them
have been or will be reelected. In
both parties there is a noteworthy
tendency to return those members
who have done good service, thus
keeping the strongest men Of the
party in the Senate. Most Of the
Senatorial elections have been con
Quoted quietly and have been free
from small party strife in the leg
islatures Of the various stateq. -
With few notable exceptions, there
has been careful avoidance Of dead
locks and very few Of the Senators
will take their seats after prolonged
canvass for election. - Herald.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-01-31


4 board has been apfoihtsa 70 To-
este sall coast navy yard
A civil service examipAtiop will he ]
held is Baltimore February
Judge William NJ Mafriok waa
slightly better yesterday
AlI4he electoral gote4 have been
received BY Mr.. ingalls, except EleFi.
das.
Secretary Whitney has Issued pro-:
peaals for the armored oattls-slllp
Texas.
George Robinson. colored. ahot Jas.
! PinkeIl, eoIored III fight as Salis.
bury Oh Saturday night.
The Baltimore grand jury pressnts
1 cd Knniqnnde Belz for the murder o.
Mrs. Margaret Schneider.
The Democratic caucus d ths ~ "a
/ Virginia Legislature renomlnated Ion
John e. Kanna for y, 8. Senator
Az result Of the triumph Of Gen
Boulanger, the French Ministry hays
offered 10 resign President 0alno|
would not accept the fesignations
Ii lie West Virginia Bouse d Del
epasea. Monday, Mr.. Shelton, de z
ocrafic Delegate, produced 50 aihdA
1T 10 tile effect that be bad bes,,e
4 f.r6d j l.f,hA ID vote far 4 reps q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-01-31

n (oontinnea from Ath Page


Queen Victoria invited u 5. Minis
ter Phelps and bis VILE to dine Win |
her Monday.
Catholics are making Announcements
for celebrating The csntenniAl q the
Diocese Of Baltimore.
II is proposed TO enlarge the Baltis
more Cathedral on he east side to-
ward the Cardinals residence.
The finances Of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College are said to be getting
in good shape.
The West Virginia LegielatuTs took
another indecisiye ballot for United
States Senator
The military ball an1 the charity
ball will be the society events next
week in Washington.
The Senate announces that 1t viii
adhere to its tariff bill and has asked
the House for conference committee
Panama canal Iaborers are dissatls-
fed because their pay has been ri
4 duced and threaten trouble.
Exports from this country last veal
aggregated $500 706 .462, against, i
1887. $7I5, S0l GA imports in las6
qF25 .224, 1853, against $70S ,8lS. AIs Y
1887.
The naganaeA GlpbxsmIe eted Hon
.gszdssa elle5 .slieelssS lesident a.
ssnoers 4 5liibA should h5Ilow aud %
Issd Ii political matters.
A collision between freight train
. 90 HE Baltimore and Ohio Road, nea
Paw.Paw. w. Va. resulted ia III
: destruction Of a large quantity {
[ merchandise and wreck Of many cars
The latest cabinet slate At the Car
| itoI N. Blaine, Secretary Of State
Allison, Treasury Warner Miiiel
Postmaster. Gene.aI General swiil
Of California. Interior Nsesoaksl
Navy.
Charles Blackman was banged !.
Ellaville, Sehley county, Ga, for III
murder Of Stonewall Tondee, ii 1885
The wires were cut to prevent ans
stay Of execution being trapalais &
from Gov. Gordon.
A series Of earthquake shocks hay'
occurred ID Colorado, dstat hing rcck
shaking buildings, terrorizing meI
and cattle, and causing great gnshe
Of water aud snlphurous gases from
{, the hot springs. The shock was pre-
ceded BY thunder, but unaceompanias
by rain.
The Park Place, CentTalia. and II
the Lehigh Company aad individual
Galleries 10 the Lehigh coal region
hays shut down, owing to their mar
ket being overlooked with coal, and
| 1000 men agexhrown out Of work.
Peter j Csfnpbell, lawyer aud mem.
Der Of tho last House OF Delegates d
Maryland, wes arrested last night
charged with shooting Edward ]
Godon. The shooting occurred id the
saloon Of Thomas Gordon, 10 tho rear
Of the johnson building. CAlyert ard
| Fayette streets, and Campbell aud hii
| friends claim that ii vas the result 81
and accident.
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NoTGcE.

Notice "A hereby given 10 such If slic IN,
trnns 81 The Wecns Line sfeaine5K AZ pro
pore raising fruit and vegetables during ~
ensuing scaeDn for Market that ample a.
ciliues will be givrB tor shipping she aalne
and that abod The i5rn oY MAY ssdir
il8nal trips viii Ne nade hnd slae lsnie n
arrival and departure 81 steamers VIII q
arranged 10 anit Tho shippers
HENRY VILLA Ms,
AGENT Weems Line Slaanaern
Jan 3i--Sf
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No More High Tariff

M I tong experience II buying and soit.
I# iUg eukSdy enables inc Is give my cilsr
- sollffa the advantages 81 The ksiae,
and ltr gAiif1AINS FOR CASH only
akk YIN % examine nay stock before pur
Chasing elsewhere viii naInc ID part
my pfices
SyfupA from 10 - 40 cents.
sugars from 10 Scents.
Bezt coffee s5g 22 cents
Fine teas. H0tu60 eenss
0ils from 10 70 % chnts
Can. Wine and Whlskies from - q 81 cts.
Besl Maryland Ale, vfl drais. 10 cgllia.
NY Hnais ard Shoes are nnhxcelsee
Ladies' finest buitnal goat, eaamless with
TIM Lyons pascnt process, lisr ~, A0fth
aIlse patent. Ia finest calf, $3.50.
MiAaea hutton goat, patent leather tips,
spring heels, OH
Misses button goat, leather tips, with heels,
81.
Women warranted caIffronls, sheep
liacd. afldlalbacked, cAbia.sa we'd. 81 25
Mems fine seamless bufioned, from ! 4 no
b "a abs worth any where 30.
Mona whole stack plnwa. I 30
Finest Milwaukee oil asaln. 23 inch ten and
saddle aaan boota. Bill 30, worth $500
Fish4Fman's ted leather bo0th, tap a0Ee.
S., worth S..
Gnaa.mT d le.enam farmers boot 80.
Bogk best Kip aaddle-seamcd boot &2
Also, measures taken and best boots and
shoes nsade 70 order as shortest notice NJ
lowest rates.
Best drugs nom the most reliable house 10
the State.
i an V b found al the same Old stand.
4. j. WISE,
California, Nd
IAN fD--ve
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-01-31

The Supreme Court have decided
that where an insolyent insuranoe
company holds mortgage, executed
BY person whom IL has insured the
insured person has the light 10 any
action brought against him because 81
the mortgages to claim d set off equal
tothe equitable Valneof bis policy
ii ne bankrupt insarahea company.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE
The BirdsAll Company
~
samupi 1 Eawlalgh
IL She Circuit Court fof st Matss county,
sitting A. conft q Equity

No. COO. NE.
OFieed tlie 26sh day ofJannafy, 1882,
that the sale INSIDE aud reported ~ Trio
Townsend, Attorney. n she above cause.
berAsiaed and confirmed. unless cause " sile
contrary he shown Oh II besora HE Afh
Monday " Feb. 1880, provided : copy 81
shla order be published ia tho St Mars
BEACON once week M three Successive
weeks prior . he snia 40 Afonday u
February
Tie Feport states the property sold Gin
sge5
J. FRANK FORD. CLERK.
True copy---i'css
u PRANK FORD. Cicrk
Jaa. si--81o
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Best Made Clothing
CAN nE FOUND AT
oEHM s. ACME HALL
NTlIT's BY THOUaANDa,


SUITS BY THOUSANDS.
~. f,c,n nse yacsl woven Closha, Caasl'
raerea iSwcesIs. cssess -.@ Bannnckbifns
esa.. ifom ihc mills III tlsa Oh ana nsM
wufld. kila q piahe1 in lhe highest nrtefiis~
ssde.
~ ss.na suits Boys SHIFTS
fss,m y e55. from ~ % fis.
OVER COATS
ID tho lessiIng syles aud cosiiie = Neaylflt.s.
Evafy 0nc work q Att Ia cloth s'svf-
cossa lFosn IS 10 70 8sb %. ~ ssr farmer ur
banker. niafcEens o. mechanic Our $3.50
b. as % ovafcoais are tie ones iof service
I'd Eho country a city. In gFandcAt stock
ana reliy one sAird isaa than anyone else
BOYS SUITS
All sl.af wc say ~ Men'e euiss and Over
ccais Applies with special emphasis "
HayR ulehing. N1m The leading cloth
ipxs III baltimore and lha South. aifd cur
Jngahilu Department IS w0fill . long zip
~ see m Non osRhi % behold oar Boys
FlhgsefY ana Furnishing Department
FURNISHINGS.
Shirt ceigs. Collars, lEAndkafehisfs,
HesserF ckp hF, Underwear avery
igsae sisg mahsia tbs Ilna less Than a.
flsiAigk pNssnsahsna Ainge kud 0al sidfk y
ifrsli, fnnse and exquisite,
HOLIDAY GIFTS
Imdhx, ARR yau seeking neat, beautiful
and hliirpfiate giils f,f AthHrs huseane.
hfoshts. q somebody eises bfoghcrs New
lsoaduh inffAaFiai1Fe If
Stocking JAekete, EIouse hghcs
.ap Robes. Carriage Robes,
Slik EmhNllae, Hilk naaf3naerv,
Aud every possible article II use and crna
llsana III asaslamana homo ana visiting
wAnIfohe. HcaantcF she Holiday aeAscn.
ana ttsl Dehns Acme Hall j Tcadysflr
yual ceaipands - mail nF Is pcasop
il made tasraslef euit n 4 magnificent
nfeaeff ft1n wifi % husband. " lfun the
sioYh And slsis d fgsher Make Q note q
this
yssss tssAest
1T % Furnishings. sciEmeasufe'
snenl Catalogue aud samplca, acni ffec On
application
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con sHERrFg

The sterling qualities Of !. VI 4 z. Atsr
DOE, ~ 81 inigo's district. Indsit-z Ais nllr
mcrons friends throughout the county -
announce him as 4 suitable candidate ar
sheriff.
Jan 81 CHMT1co
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-01-31

ALL persona afeilefeby foreWMned a.
ganst passing with dog, gun or other
wise upQll nay Farm known as sSunnysidee
Against az PARTIES "a ksIpq this notice the
law win % iigidl oY0ed.
w, a. KIRK.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-01-31

Th;s sna.n. yguliday Eoaeon True.
shs country feeds 80 sisy by shs
city clothaa the country a. ~ Ne
keen kind Of aS4n like. There's
one thing 10 b. remembered in buying
Clothing. AZ ID buying everything else
get The bet. And the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-01-31
IYAen you buy a Horse.

You fun chance. on he animals develop.
ing All he points that Il was represented
be promised. when you buy clothing q
US. IN mas 10 elqness 10 iaAe aeal al.
W. oUAnAsrnr EVERY AnrlcLEo Or GOODS
VIZ SELL. II We had only hundred q
two ~ oFsspoats We wouldn't De . sure
VIC could please every tAsle, and As eyery
iOrm--bus where others have hundreds
we've got asoumnas There y not On
overcoas designed that We haven't . Iips
Bg ! line We mean complete siees y sae'
pausulag wv,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-01-31
'.~..'.'. ~.

Whether it's an outer garment for dress, o.
Z thick heavy storm e0hi, y anytning BE-
tween-we've got II You may BE- sure d
that we can show you an ovorcoat from
80 up. Tho beauty Of Il all Is that moth
ing Is shown you that i not sal,4s posses
siqe-ihat Ii no. Of s.Ssisa5le man4yacturs
and marked On the same basis IS al our
goods ABsoLurELY ONE rnlcn--and that
Just asmali selling proal above actual
coat Yoa know sAKs and cos repu-
talon ID thIs respect
We've talked especially about oyercoais
for We believe them % be your greatest
need d present, bus don't lose sight of ihe
fAosiIhat we keep eyervshlgs ior men
and boys. aud don't forget either, that if
you..can's cotne 70 town VI can ssrss you
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saint MARY ! 8eaal
LEoNARDToWN. MD.
fAA3i~l Is
THURSDAY Mornirig, Jan. 81, lss0.


SoMETurNa FOR ALL The Mary
land State Agricultural Association
has determiusd Is hold 4 State FAR
at P.mlieo ii September beginning
about tenth Of the month. I will be
one of the best exhibitions Of the kind
ever held in any STATE. President
Frank Brown and his colleagues 10
ths BoaSd have determined that i
shall be gr at success. and that the
displays shall be instructive to farm
ers, interesting to citizens, entertain
ing to the multitude, profitable TO the
CITY and State aud Interesting to all
parts Of the country. The idea is not
TO confne the show to a few agricul-
tnral exhibits. but to make display
Of horses, cattle and produce that will
prove singulariy interesting.
- .et farmers, merchants, Inanuiactn-
Aall over the State, take hold q
5tject and and improve this op.
ity. Each can have an exhibit
aggregate will make 2 greg
at the fair. Let US see how
ssd5h entes We hsFs-
Eysrythi = sgslutsd E pro
stcei EMP, from needle 70 - !
ooal, from canned peas 70 watefmel
one, from shrimp 70 a sturgaon, froe
la humming bird to q bald eagls--Le
lps show a sample Of what We have
Eall we have--snd set it off to the bea
dyantage. This is an oPportunit,,
for enterpfise---let ne make the mos
of it.-Baltimore Evening Nesos.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE
Ignatias \. Mckay etal.
"a
Joseph II Mckay Il al
"
In the Circuit Court for 81 Mary's couniy.
sitting ~ q Court Of Equity.

No. COZ n. u.
Ordered this e2nd day Of January, 1888,
hat the sale made and reported w j Frank
B0banan, Trustee, Ia tie above canso, Be-
Fatifed aud confirmed, anIeas eausc % tie
eonifAfy BE- shown % os before The DFa
Monday 81 February, 1889, provided copy
q this order be published II tho ST Mar 8
BKAcos once week inr tbrce successive
weeks prior b The said ord Monday ~ Feb
Yuafy
The report states The land sold for & 4 ISL
]. FRANK FORD. Clerk
True copy Test
7 FRANK FORD, Clerk
Jan ga-3ws
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FEATuRRs "a riHE pAprR

TUG AaHvHht AftHHno Nl4hta hpcckai
feature 5. lie history aud ramlnlscences Of
liz war ior the preservation q thc Nation.
II pub!Ishea ia facf the
Only HeBugse HiaioTe
81 that gigantic struggle, fof lsc history ia
not warped and bIascd panngyric Of sofae
particular man " man. who arc given
credit ~ everything that succeeded. Il "
made ID 81 she testimony # msiutcde o.
ulsnessea. The plain aka uuyafnished 80.
ries III tsle nssi Ia every rank and degree
who did the marching, digging and shoot.
ing and carried forward tho WaE Though
All IA YaFlDns phases 70 glorious success.
The great ysiue u Tho National Tribunes
history Il everywhere recognized. and ~
HIee Afo carefully preserved Ia sFary large
library and historical collection 10 the
country North and s0ntl
Al fascinating gsoYY hy CDi Thos. Knox,
mo brilliant NFileg ~ HsprIaf books, u
nov running ID Tho paper
An entertaining historical Tnmahre. by
Frannes Williams fannie Williauiab, now
appearing, i exciting great interest among
slle gennE Ailha. will whom Aklaa WilAon
bss always hten great iay1rlte
lack ugsHhss containing the1c win he
furnished
Very many distinguished mrn and wo'
men constantly contribute - rs columns,
II i favored In this Way more than any
DiheF UrGal Weekly Ia the country.
John MeFlFoy. who has written y lnuelrl
aud 90 aepapisbly f,f the soldiers, viii soon
begin another BAr stefy.
Besides lhis i pFeaenis eynYy week
splendid array 81 EffteTdSh ~ ossrrfgi
Topics lprids ~ lle ~ AaiAeys-. Wa
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RY MAIL.

just as satisfactorily. II what we senss ron
don't snlt-rctarn Il. You're not obliged
70 keep ii