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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20
Correspondence Of the Beseon

Messrs Editofg-At the Clifton Facto.
ry, on thebsh instant, Dir, Jetson Norris
celebrated The anniversary 81 bis saith
birthday, aud the occasion was also In
honor q The happy union Of Mr.. Alexan-
der Heard and bis pretty bride, Miss An
ME Magil Both social events. likc the
meeting Of waters, were most exquisite
still.n
Early IL the evening the relatives and
friends Of the host and welded pair assem-
BLEED 10 onioY tlaa. occasion 1laas saasa
met with smiles and greetings, snd The
pleasures Of the evening began IN good
earnest Supper and dancing and the
sweets Of deiicacies succeeded each other
until the wee small hours. happierman
than the groom could hardly have been
fonnd His chief delight was, ef course,
found ia The possession Of his bride. They
seemed to have resolved themselves into a
mutual admiration society, and all things
else were only supplementary 70 the fact
that they belonged 70 each other Gay and
pretty, the bride attracted all attentions
and il seemed % me the unblessed ones d
the ladies looked Ike they would say,
''don't wish was 20 happy"
Among the married ladies present were
Mrs. Jcisou and Edwin Norris, Joseph
and james Price, John aud Thomas Fen.
hagen, Alex. Heard, Edwin Ridgeil, Geo.
+ Cecil; Misses May Norris. Annie Culli-
son, Maud Cecl, Annie and Susie Riigell,
Dollie Price, Lanfa ard Maria Bean and
Miss Cation aud others
A most interesting ieature Of tho occss-
ion was The bouyant glee in which Mr.. W.
f. C, and Mr. q r. entered into tho dance
after an ahstinency Of SO years.
Music hath iis charms, The present wes
forgotten and lost Ia the pasl Of by.g9na
dave ana they were young again The
morning came, and with i the tirsi Snow
Of Inc aeason. ana thu crisp and chilly air
served to rfosh the parting guests While
lhey bade aiisl aHd u red thanks for he
pleasures cuiove9.
lIGoNAKDT0wE. SrECTAron.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20

Miss Ida Biscoe Of Washington city, il
visiting Mrs. Laura A. Jones, this village
Mr. Zach Mattingly, for many years q
respected citizen Of Brittap's Neck, this
district, is dead. He was Ii his 72nd year.
"The Snake and the Dove by Annetta
]. Halliday, the complete novel in the
March Belford's viii be a genuine treat to
al novel readers
Thursdays Duck Supper at Moore's IIo.
tel was "one of the finestn The appetite
thatcould not be satisfied with the yiands
there spread before it, will never be pleased
in this country.
The Concert at the Town Hail. for the
benefit Of the NJ. r. Church, was first
class affair in every respect II was well
13aironized and every enc who attended
was delighted with the entertainments
Miss Fannie, youngest daughter of Mrs,
Fannie and the late Francis j Stone, Of
Bedlam Neck, died Saturday last Miss
Fannie W uld have been 81 years old IN
April She was one Of the brightest and
most attractive Young ladies In our county
and her uniimely death is sincerely regret
ted By All who knew her
Three papers under one general head,
s'The New Natonalism," viii appear in
the March issue Of Belfird Magazine rs
the leading article The great and Ia
creasing social body who are interested 10
the important social and EOyernmenll
questions Of the hour VIII aGa The ne est
phase Of these questions nteiligenly le-
scribed BY J. p Wakomau, Rev. Edward
II. Hale, ard Hon. VIM. McAdoo,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20
said lii was then sent d the House Of

Said lii was then sent to the House d
Delegates.
February 1s. The bill relating Che the
change in the mode Of appointing schosl
Commissioners il Calvert and 81 Mary's
counties, which has been passed BY the
Senate. came to the House, this morning.
for its first reading It was referred to the
Committee On Education. Mr.. Cecil took
the floor and asked asit WASH local matter,
no other counties III the State being con-
cerned, that the usual courtesy be extend
ed. After abouten hours discussion Mr..
cecips motion was lost BY. strict party
vote.
February a. Mr. Wilkinson introduced
bill to amend the charter Of the Southern
Real Estate and Trust Company, 50 as to
allow it to exercise the powers Of existing
trust companies.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20


havo a few naeFe Il lsusa ieit on
hand and viii pdW close u GU fcatt
lees of cost Look IA Ii aud cOna-
pare them. Ifyon have naImngdIAs1 nSe
ief iheln twin pay yoF ~ nv tsApm away
until naxt Winter
a genuine eiaknUel 4anl. ~ill wear
ike cast iron, worth So 50n can have
them f1F $sGa
a fifstclaes ~ ef4tn. klie pride at 81
uya,efmen, worth 8aHn us# ~ 686al
Handmade, hulc ,tst ahd 81 lannei
boot. worth $3.50. SOW n aefisne 81 3D.
X ladies' n8e anna 5f3@u f0nt. fan
cT trimmed. worth &iiap noN III
A ladies' Mtli0n Blue nsh n4at worth
so. now 81 DO, ard enals f1r &6
A III a nissaa ke.t coats insking
yas pftseHt ~ ilseni ii A 80 worth 81 l0
a iel 1t chiidfen - c1als. giving
them away IL sigeiy nnes b
found f.sr lcss shan &s3
A tsst u neti heay aHll ligai weight
uvefeSals 81 q acd9n
a lgs 1T cltiidgeas sNls em 8 NJ Ra59.
worth auywhcre 30 g
ALDO d lqf 81 81si aga kssFlg ltass regard.
less 81 c0ss ~ angtiHH
AZ I'H< silR lgaFw guae
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20
Annapouia Notes.

fRe,orted FIR III Beacoa 5y J. ~
February IL The Committee on the
cheosapeake Buy and Tributaries met 81
1890 O'Clock and had before IN delegation
from Somerset county which argued in ia-
vor Of the Count or Gull Iew saving that
il would do away Will tbe reason for
shortening the time ne proposed by the bill.
introduced by Mr. Cecil 10 reply Mr..
Cecil stated that he was in favor Of the
Gull Law but thought it would be difficult
10 enforce IT, Another objection 70 the
Gun Law Is, that It would subject oyster
men to an arrest almost every day and
thereby cause them much loss and consa-
eraDie delay NJ Cecil also thought thai
the shortening Of the season, 80 that il
would expire with the demand, would put
etop to the Spring slaughter and whole
sale depletion Of the beds Ia March md
April when oysters are low.
In The Senate The school Commissioner
bill was taken up and considered The
followiDgis a record q the proceedings "A
the matter
Senate bill entitled an Act p provide for
the appointment Of Boards Of County
school Commissioners for Calvert and
Maiy's Counties.
Pending It's third reading,
Mr. Wilkinson moved iliat said bill lie
over and be made the orderof the day for
Tuesday, February 18th, at 1901 NJ
Which was determined IN the negative.
Mr. Lloyd, as member Of the Select
Committee reporting said I'M, sent to ne
desk aud had read communication from
citizenso said counties, praying the pas
sage Of said bill
Mr. Wilkinson moved that said commu-
nicasion be entered in ful upon the Jour
nal
Which yeas determined IN the negative
Said bill was then read third time and
passed BY yeas and nays Of iallows;
AFFIRMATIVE
nIesars President, Poe,
Adams, Silver,
Bennett, Sommerville,
Dawson, Ieadyin,
Getty, Wentz
Lindsay, WirI.
Lloyd, Wooton- 1o
NEGATIVE
Peafre, Randall,
Posey, Wilkinson.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20


The second and subsequent years would
not e chargesble With The item of 3 600
for teams, tools, &c. In the course ola few
years | eee no reason why the entire road
bed of tie county should not be perma-
nenily improved --at the same time allow
ing the 2halc 70 be gone over yearly. !
ani net asking for leesening Of road ex-
penses 50 much, but for something Ike O
fair return for what is taken from the peck
cts Of those who have to pay The bills. Let
d Thousand Or more dollars be added II
needed Il Wild error 10 suppose tax
payers stjat ~ y Jiiig ser for such pur-
poses ss good roads, Every farmer and
citizen freud Of NE county knows too well
the value Of good roads 70 each and all X
ID true the above is not system d iayors,
yet one Of fair and liberal pay for good
work.
II may not suit the professional dema-
gogue who his much to say about tberieh
man and the poor man, the aiistocrai and
plain man, Tie As-aite man and the black
man; but, wiih he facts before us, can any
fair man. be-be rich or poor, black on white
ofpna politic0l party or mother, blame The
men who haze 70 furnish the means foi
carrying on the county's Local government
for asking thp Legislature Of Maryland fol
n separate department b manage our roads
as we now have cur schodlss
Jos. H KEY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20

{ eyes God s.hie Il
50 loved tie IndsIi|tf 4
/ liz ran iIixcu8|I t ,'
! pence If man aN. !;
| who At iifsl salaI s,..
we need jast H'i
The church NlaAia ,..,
the moral Issues 1i
be victorious Us al H
willingly adopted
Holy and 81 al.das h
us no new truths A'I6
way 70 her Spouse
cross, and she d0slaIf
clare there Il no b6<
lukewarm hearts wv Z
cnnseieneaS than
IN harmony With The
nature she noW
Her Lord warmed c,
life into cxpifillg
His righteous atIH
So, too, it seems ss|ai
dure, and music. a0d
ing EasEer.tide WiA
hours Of fasting h'iI6 a
charity, begun ID \
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20

The st. Mary's county sub Alliances will
hold meetings at their respective meeting
places SATURDAY next, Feb az The hour
for meeting will be at 2o'clock, p. m. A
full attendance earnestly requested
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20
FoR ~ /.

Al desirable farm, one mild from Leon
ersllpwn, and containing about go acres.
II has Ilne bniidings and IS we'll adapted
bQil he staple crops Of shc section, aud
particularly q fruits and vegetables.
nol walered. Fof terms and particulars,
apply ID CHARLES ". HAYDEN,
Sept e6~rhs Le0nagitawn. Md
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20
RICHARD q. TIPPETT.
AUTHORITARIAN

II T. Lexington ST., near chas., Bait, Md
Practices In tho Courts Of Baltimore city,
Court Of Appeals II Nd, In the counties
Charles and Sc Mary's and Washington
city Special attention given 70 AdmIFalt
practice. collection 81 claims, &e., Being
i member Of and counsel for tho Real Ess
tate firm 81 Il. J Chaisty e Co, Oh partle
desiring 10 cell farms in Maryland can
place them Ia our hands. Persons desiring
la buy or exchange should coil or send for
list u property. Money loaned on first
mortgage. Jan, boy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20

an inters ing article BY Lucy q. Little,
entitled "IsleIsFy England, win be found
IN the March number Of Belfords Maya
zine,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20
Saint blaru Seas6i b.


we have been compelled to omit from
this weeks BEACON several wellWriften
communications and our usual brief notes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20
FOR SALE.

A small farm, Il mills South 81 Chapslco,
~ CMaa Roads Two miles from steam.
h0st wharf n acres Common Improve.
mants Good stand Ter business lnuran.
tie s. mechanical Suitable fof fruit.
Price, 600. Terms easy,
Small tract Of land 90 tributary of st.
Ccments Bay. Good dwelling. About
i acres. Good for trucking. Price, $3.50.
Terms caky.
10 r. MORGAN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20

Follticians are aliltle ioud moushrd ~
present We notice that o few Of boigier-
ous ines are afior The pattern Of Mel,eTnleh
whom Talleyrans eontempluously styled
politician ''by the week.
Pneumonia patients are slowly congal.
escing, and sore ihroat Is becoming . gen
crsl complaint
Farmers are fuccessful so ioi with their
lambs Triplets frequently occur to ihe
delight Of our friends
The hog cholera has not appeared to
date, and If wishes &c agail anything it
will remain outside the district
lisa cif-eyideui truth that ia child be
trained IN = proper manner, it win follow
such training in after years i gives ns
pleasure % understand that teachers are
exerting their influence for All that u is
worth. Comnendable indeed.
RALYAT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20

Orphans Coart Of st. Mary's County. Set:
November II, 1889.
Ordered by tho Court, That Robert 4.
Burch, administrator Of THOMAS n.
BURCH, late ofst Mary's county. Md, dc.
ceased, give The notice required by law ID
The deceased's creditors 10 exhibit their
claims and that the same BE published
once q week Tor six successive weeks in
the 81 Mary's BEACON.
Test JAsfRs T. NJ. RALEY,
Register Wills tor St. Mary's county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20
NOToR

IN pursuance Of the above order, here
by give notice that ! have obtained from
the. Orphans Court Of Sc Mary's county.
Maryland, letters OF administration on tie
personal estate Of TH0S. Z. BURCH, late
Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
arc hereby notified to exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto
Y the subscriber, on or before the igth day
Of May, 1920, they viii otherwise by law
be excluded from the benefits Of TIC said
estate All persons indebted 70 the de-
CEASED are requested 10 make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber
ROBERT 81 BURCH,
Administrator
Nov i4--Gws
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20
ThsLOSnIs NatlOnal Library Association

All persons Wishing 70 avail themselves
1t the advantages Of purchasing Oh books
and publications printed Without exception
At The publishers wholesale priceA, can
do 70 by leaguing themselves with this
association, Dante's Inferno, The Golden
Way, The Johnstown Horror, and other
valuable books given as premiums when
YOU become 4 member FOR further III.
formation, terms sc. Address
JULIUS q. HAYDEN,
lhaptico, Md
July II 1880
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al. Inige,n Ite,nn.


Fran mr. Regsldr Correspondent
A spirited fox chase took place recently
near the Pine Mr.. John Abel succeeded
in getting The abrush" Foxes are getting
scarce, and should hunters continue 10 be
successful, they will become extinct here
about within few years. We do not adj
mire the manner in which he brutes re
killed yet real good no doubt will ensue n
consequence Of their exteminqdon.
A fewof our dealers 10 oysters appear
TO meet with uniform success. Hundreds
&c barrels Of * ~ and y x brands
are shipped from Millers wharf TO PHI
delphia. Mr., Henry Clay Clarke is Ae
principal shipper of bgrrlled oysters o
Washington, D G He ships from the
lower wharf iBenWllel on Smiths Greek,
The southeast storm which prevailed on
the 18th instant Is said 70 be the worst
that bss occurred hereaboni the cnreHt
seaanu THE lightning and tAunder 80 d
acc ~ panied tlp same was considerable p
the afternoon.
1Scads continueina 30 ndi'ian and
travelling ie elniost imp sible IN same
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20

2 road supervisors employed 8
months, from April 20 no,
vember, 20 days per month
at ~ per day, 900
good carpenter for bridge
building, &c, 100 days, lsb
2 help for same, 100
30 men for r sd work 20 days
per month for m nths az
Is cents, $3.50
Horses or mules, carts, tools,
tents owned by county, LOCO
Lumberand road material, 800
Feed and care Of team for the
year, 4OD
Repairs on tools, &c, 100
Amount yet apart for winter work 800
ta~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20
PROFESSIONAL.

10. +. MORGAN,
Attorney and Counsellor q Law
and Agent for Connecticut Mutual Life In
surance Company, Mutual Life Of New
York and Royal Fire Insurance. Of Liver
LEONARDTOWN, Nd.
April /, 1aso--tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20

cannot say what System road com.
mission appointed by the Executive for
four n more years would Ok upon, but With
same power. and means they would ilifiy
III time BY experience, and following strict
business methods, agree upon and adept
some system that would give oar people
better Subtraction suppose we have 3
raad commissioners at $50 per year and
olcrk II ane $500
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20


I1efs beihp ample power IL ne hands
nf ihef8nBiy comm. lc1esa 81 tHls cuon-
~ with abundant means ~ their Gisfpai
Ia insure eod ggds. We have Tho t.shs ~
risk Why ikov are in snch bad clnhiii0n,
and when the weather conditions ata "a
favorable II noiy imgassAhlef
IL II that ile board Il iea iefge II work
harraontmslS Il Il ihat the tenure pf
their Office 4 iso short N allow hepclleei'
ing of any so5d system
Have these gentlemen agw and torycaFe
bark betrayed Tie trust given lhem
Have they used iheir powers % pay of
their political dclas and promises o. those
Of the friends ol their supporters ont 81 ihe
pockets ii others, when they should aavc
I used their own me1nag Whatcgorso be
ihe cause ihe expenditure yearly 1T laigo
/ sums without corresponding benefits con.
! fonts "a understand there Is about l50
road sections IN the county-sey with i80
/ r0adniaeiers az supervisors whose pap Is
( A1B6 per dag fr supervising and direct
/ inF Now, suppose these mon are employ
( ed 10 DAYS having under them 3 men q
Z 81 no per day and adding y ihesum ; 300
/ for lumber materials for repairs win hire
I of teams, we have the sum Of $B9O0i Tor len
/ DAYS work on Tie public roads.
/ 12J road supervisors 10 days
at $3.50, $1,000
/ 8 men Q each supervisor az
800, e6lA
4 Lumber road material and teams, 1900
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-02-20

Al how heartily, earnestly and de
youtly did Christians IN tiose days, man.
befs Of al branches Of the Catholic church,
embrace The blessed privileges, perform lie
devotional duties and gladly obey the call
70 wait upon tho Lord and watch with
Him How real 10 them was His iasting
md temptation, Ills agony and bloody
sweat, His cross and passion, His precious
death and burial, and with what result Z
Men, women ana children became SAINTS,
They marked their day with heroic deeds
ghey lived without reproach or fear. They
mastered themselves, end 80 conquered
kingdoms for Christ. They so glorifed
Christ In their bodies that heather Empe-
rors first maEYeIed, then bowed the head
and wofahipped with them Inthose days
the Cross with its teachings Of victory and
peace was 90 loved, that for their adofiug
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-24

For something really fresh and unique
always apply to Senator Blair. His latest
scheme is t start a heavyweight maya
zine to be called the COngreSsmdn's Quar-
teTly 1t is to be published from the gov
ernment printing Office at public expense,
and each member shall have, presumably,
as many copies as he may wish con-
tanning all Of his iudiv dual Tor adopted
eloquence for three months, TO be used for
free distribution among his constituents.
Virtually il is merely means of distributing
the campaign literature Of congressman at
public expense. 1t is willy scheme of the
New Hampshire senator to get his tiresome
speeches into print and general circulation
without cost to himself. Apparently the
great gabbler Of the Senate lies awake
nights figuring out how he may spend the
treasury surplus. But he should remember
that one cannot food the country with the
surplus that is spent Should that novel
publication ever appear the assumption is
very safe that Senator Vance would have
ten times as many voluntary subscribers
as Senator Blair.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-24
BRIGHT BITs.

AMY-Are you going to give Charley anything
at Christmas Mabel?
Mabel-Im thinking Of giving him hint
Epoch.
PRUDHoAgE was accosted in the street by a
venerable beggar Of familiar countenance, who
asked for only a cent. How is this said
Prudhomme, arc you forever in needs / gave
you cent scarcely fortnight ago.-Courrtey
des htdfG- CniS.
CoRA-Yes, Hattie says that Jack made her
a most impaS5ioned MISUNDERSTANDING threw
himself at her feet.
DoRA-Realiy? Refreshing change isn't it,
when one remembers how often she's thrown
herself at his head.-Life
JIMNg (aged 6p-wha, would You like for
Christmas gift-e seaskin sacque or q horse and
buggy:
Jennie Oaged 5)-A sealsxn sacque
Jinmy-Weli, I've got cents saved up
already. and IN see what can do.-Epoct.
sH--Yoa are getting to be quite poet, Mr..
Middlemere. / notice some very nice pieces OF
yours in the paper.
He with fine irony)-Yes, the printer seems
TO think they look better that way l assure
you write them complete, however.--Afneyt-
can Grocer.
HERE in this dimly lighted ROOM
(Thu5 spake %insoGe LASS,
"Enwrapped in solitude and gloom,
The happy hours pass
In sweet communion all the day
With these old books-my friends,
And while the golden time away
With dreams each volume lends"
"Ah!" Quoth her smiling auditor
As carelessly he took
| (This devotee-a bachelorN
Down fromth shelves each book,
'"These leaves are all uncut see,
cannot comprehend
How you"-''Oh sir, you know" saith she,
never cut friend!''
jean La Rue Burnett
Mr.. ORvIfLE r. Dup" said the man with the
| bill, IN a loud, harsh, menacing voice, you
| said you would certainly pay this if l would
| call this morning"
II know did " said the miserable man; 'Sbut
| my wife is out somewhere with my pocketbook
| buying me birthday present. "-ChicGQo Tri6-
Hfe.
| If YOU have to get up and give your seat in
| the street car to lady. don't stand there and
| hang to the strap The straps all afflicted
with bacteria, and are the nests of millions of
microbes. and you are apt to get some of
| them up your sleeve. Just go right out and
| drop off the car and save your life.--Detroit
| Fee Press.
| FLoRINE-H Have you heard, winifrsd. of the
| death of our young friend. Charlie Addle?
Winifred-No. The poor fellow s really dead.
| Ell?
Florine-He is, and his death is an event
| which will leave quite void in our little circle
Winifred--Hcw appropriate! It couldn't
| leave anything that would more eloquentiy re-
| call him to mind.-Bost01l Courier.
NEwLYwED-Tm always worried this time of
year thinking of what shall give my wife for a
| Christmas present.
Oldboy-Wait til you have been married as
long as have ami you will know how to arrange
| that.
Newlywed-How do you manage it?
. db3y-Well, you see, my wife IS crank on
| the subject Of ceramics and am biblioma-
MAC. It's very simple. She gives me china and
| give her rare book5.-Amerlcd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-24
Modern Medicine.

L. Frank Ltntdber, in Puck.
First they pumped him full Of virus from some
mediocre COW,
Lest the smallpox might assail him, and leave
pit-marks on hts brow;
Then one day a bulldog bit him-he was gun.
ming down at Quogue--
And they filed his veins In Paris with an ex-
tract OF mad-doz;
Then he caught Tuberculosis, so they took him
to Berlin,
Aud injecte ha f gallon Of bacillae into him
Well, his friends were al deli GIFTED at the ouicx
ness of the cure,
Till he caught the typhoid fever. and speedy
death was sure
Then the doctors with some sewage did inocu.
late q hen.
And injected half its gastric juice into his
abdomen
But as soon as ne recovered, as Of course he had
t. do,
There came elong a rattlesnake and bit his
thumb III two;
Once again his veins were opened to receive
about gill
OF some serpentine solution with the venom in
it still;
To prepare him for a voyage in an Asiatic sea
New blood was pumped into him from lep-rous
Odd Chinee:
Soon his appetite had vanished. and he could not
eat at all,
So the virus of dyspepsia was injected in tie
fall;
But his blood was so diluted by the remedies
he'd taken
That one day he laid him down and died. and
never did awaken:
With the BrownSequard elixir though they
tried resuscltation.
He never showed a symptom of reviving ani-
nation;
Yet hrs doctor still could save him Che persist
entity maintains9
Il he could inject little life into his veins