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St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

-dH OgeT
your sulerines from Catarrh.
That is, if you 60 about it in the
right way.
There are plenty of wrong ways,
that perhaps you've found out.
They may relieve for a time, but
they don't cure.
Worse yet, they may drive the
disease to the lungs. You can't
afford to experiment.
But there as right way, and
sure way, that does cure. Thou
sands of otherwise hopeless cases
have proved it. It's with DR.. Sage's
Catarlh Remedy. By its mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing
properties, it permanently cures the
worst chronic cases. Catarrhal
Headache, "Cold in the Head -
everything catarrhal in its nature,
is cured as if by magic.
It's a way so sure that the pro-
prietors Of Dr. Sagc's Remedy
offer, in good faith, $500 for a
case Of Catarrh which they can
not cure.
If it's sure enough for them to
make the offer, it's sure enough
for you to make the trial.
They risk $500. ', hat do you
risk?
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
SHE HAD A LONG MEMORY.

A lady who formerly lived in this
State, but is now resident of Ohio, was
riding on the East Eighth street cable
car yesterday, casually glancing at the
houses as she passed. In one of the
yards she saw crazy quilt hanging on
a line. Instantly she got off the car, and
going to the house rang the door bell
and asked if Mrs. Blank lived there. On
receiving an affirmative reply she en-
tered, and two old friends were soon
chatting over old times. She said she
had recognized the quilt as one she had
seen her friend make in Central Missouri
eighteen years a 60. A lady had just
come from the East bringing with her
crazy quilt, which was so pretty and
hard to make that the east side lady
fashioned another just like it. This was
the one that brought the two friends so
unexpectedly together. II knew that
there were only two quilts like that in
the world" she said, land I instantly
concluded that this must be yours, al
though until to- day did not know where
you lived. "--Hansas City Times.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
WOMEN IN PHARMACY.

The employment Of women in phar-
macy is receiving general attention
abroad. Frau Schulrath Gamer in Ger
many has recently presented petition
numelously signed, to the Prussian
Reichstag in favor of admitting women
to this profession. The petitioners base
their demand on historic right, aud re-
call the fact that for centuries, and until
the middle of the eighteenth century,
the preparation of medicine was slmos.
wholly in the hands of women; that NO
men spothseaEies, who were szaminsd
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
AGRICULTURAL.
TOPICS OF INTEREST RELATIVE
10 FARM AND GARDEN.
CALVES DRINKING TOO FAST.

30 long as the calf sucks it's dam II
gets milk slowly, and the action of lips
and jaws mixes it thoroughly with the
saliva, thus enabling the stomach to d.
gest 1t easily. When the calf comes to
be fed from pail it ID usually en-
couaged to drink as rapidly as possible.
" hen 1t learns to drink fast, even a cold
mess does not readily stop it if hungry.
Cold feed is the most usual cause of
scours in calves, and scours not only
causes temporary loss of flesh, but seli-
ousIy injure the digestive organs, on
winch the future usefulness of the ami
NAL depends. -Boston Cultisatsr.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
Daniels fSOnsS.

The boots which Daniel Webster
wore On his farm at Franklin. N. r
are owned BY the New Hampshire
historical Society, and are on exhibit
t1on In shoe store at Concord. Thew
are ol KIP leather, pegged soles and
heels, with square toes.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

FITS stopned free. by DE-. KLISE's GREAT
NERVE REsToREK. No Fits after Irst DAYS
use. Marvellous cares. Treatise ana 81 trial
bottle tree. DR.. Kline. 93l Arcn ST., Phila,. "a,
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

Flower %

I" have been afflict-
5iilolsness, led with biliousness
o.:.: land constipation
eo''s''l'@''o'''" for fifteen years;
Stomach first one and then
another prepare
Pains. elton was suggested
"tome and tried but
to no purpose. At last friend
Recommended August Flower. I
"took it according to directions and
"its effects were wonderful, reliev-
"ing me of those disagreeable
stomach pains which I had been
"troubled with so long Words
"cannot describe the admiration
"in which | hold your August
" FloWer-it has given me new
"lease of life, which before was a
" burden. Such a medicine is ben
"efaction to humanity, and its good
"qu alities and
Wonderful mer- Jesse Barker,
sits sh ould be
"1nade known to rfineeF'
everyone suffer Humboldt,
ling with dyspep-
asia or biliousness Kansas. g
G. 6. GREEN, Sole Man'f, Woodbury,N,L
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

IL IS mean man who will get up a Joke
on the medical profession when he ives his
doctor bill.-Fuck.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

A gone case-the dollar your wife fi>hel
out OF your trousers pocket while you We're
asleep.-BrOO.slEn Eag!c
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

OFFICE seekers have strong f1lial
affection, at least they always look
after their pap.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19

J. A. Johnson. Medina. \. Y, says: HALLS
CataTrh Cure cured me-" Sold by Druggists,
&c. -
St. Landry democrat., 1891-12-19
Hoods SaYsapari!la
100 Doses One Dollar

Hoods Pills-Best liver 1,vigoFaor and es-
4altlc. Reliable effective, gen tie. z. ice $50
The sun., 1891-04-16
WHERE; THEY ALL GO TO.

Where did James G. Blaine 20
to when in Europep
Where did Senator William M
Evarts go to?
Where did Mr.. p. D. Armour go?
Where does every well-informed
man or woman whose system wants
rebuilding 90 or wish to 60 to?
To Carlsbad, where exists the great
est health resort in the world, and
has been known as such for een-
turies. Because by wonderful
yet mystic power it builds up the
body and renews the life quickly
yet surely. Because Carlsbad has
become a name significant of all
that is best in renewing life. II,
therefore, any one is unable to 90 to
that famous resort, the next best
thing possible is to use its waters
at home. This can easily be done
either by using tho imported waters
Of Carlsbad, or by dissolving some
Of the genuine imported Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt In ordinary water. In
this way the same effects are pro-
duced as if taken at the Springs.
Carlsbad can be brought into every
home. Buy the genuine imported
Carlsbad Salt only, which must
have the signature OF "Eisner &
Mendelson Co.," Sole Agents, New
York, on every bottle.
The sun., 1891-04-16
AMUSEl1ENTN.
The lIansseript Society.

Tho Manuscript Society Of New York gave its
third public meeting last evening in Chicken
ing Hall. this tims assisted by an excellent
orchestra. long programme OF exceeding
variety and considerable beauty was perform
ed. the selections being almost Invariably led
by the composer. q rule which is adhered to
az strenuously 40 possible at all tho
Manuscript concerts. A constant improve
ment In the merit OF works given
has been made. each concert growing steadily
in strength and interest. Eyery number
on last nisht,s Ill might sif have deservnelE
Jehn snS
"sgite Creole" was most charming, erotesaus.
and hSm9rous though tribe Of |9d!S,SSus Sqt:
POINT @ - and i eoesnoy. Bruno Kisins "9 "coScsrs IN
dswn .fa s sss ssS: ps1 Ss,e
psus. !ssssd to hs fses that @ BotS wosi
and is inI,SrpTetsskton carried the audisncs to
f1sS susns RsR setting OF th. Often
By Mr.. Ls ClaiS Muiiiean. sccompsnied BY he her
dsIfShsfu Bits i IL tie .niire svsnins Hrs % &u.
Ilgans voice p smooth % and N NsMeet, she uses Il
leFSsa os passT snS political charm. tn, .y.ls.
S.H T.y:. Hsnddis:3HP :ad u: ss
ss.d: S:'i,ys z Sus %'S,GPR q e. a,..,n.. o,
%ip ves sses
"a x sSissT::. =! g 81.
% n. % %asiesl world bot. Psvsrt6ss ~ VIII. %
out brains and energy, that plece would now b
vacant instead OF being - 1t "a Handsomely
The sun., 1891-04-16
COZ HILLS OFFICIAL RECEPTION

Six OF tho Men Mentioned - Candidates
for Governor were Among the Guests.
ALBANY. April 15.-The Governors reception
to the members Of the Legislature and tho
State officers tonight was the occasion of tho
biggest gathering ithe kind that the Ex-
ecutive Mansion has ever seen The mansion
was beautifully decorated with flowers. the
show in the conservatory being especially
fine.
who have been mentioned as candidates for the
Gubernatorial nomination suggested that tho
opening OF the State campaign might bs dated
from tonight Lieut-Gov. Edward F. Jones
shook hands and oonversed affably with Con-
cressman Roswell P. Flower. but they did not
withdrawal in Gen. Joness, favor
TGeassrer bsn,oT,R. and qts sseretars 81 State
aov o% sGsss as
wa %ssSS III
Congressnan McMilIin. and Senator Wallace
81 r. at and for
aoyefneT's .Sriiiispi!iy 9pilormea f! stsi! were
shifted and. crowded about In the. ,spacions
Rsss na S.r Sna anti al the s lie b4 ha
The Governor took Gov. Abbetts arm. Lisnt.
Gov. Jones escorted Congressman McMillin.
Ex-Mayor Ed. Murphy. Jr. OF Troy and Com
Rressman Flower followed. and then tho MEM
iliIea y us iRs Column mn ana the fsst slea sissE y
twos. Tho Governor was at his best. The
only touch Of color 10 his costume was lady
slipper in his buttonhole.
Among those who attended were Mayor
Grant. Mayor Cleveland OF Jersey City. Gen.
sloeum Of Brooklynhi r. Gen: DAME Daniel III +, sick!esa
&. Gibbs, Police Commissiener Martin, Corpor-
Bowmsn Of Rochester. j.. Edward Eimmons,
Col. John r. Fellows. Sx.Rsgister John Riley.
ss;y sHsss:S & & s oo1t SalIoss:
s$ss ASSs:' Fl Se.sHn HSs5.s Sossman NoSsa
Dunlap. Judge Ehrlioi v. Caryi' Ely
q niagara Falls, Kegistsr Fitzgerald. ex-
Senator John Foley, Of Saratoga Strings
asgrs a'!sSS o'4HsS0'. K9sis n'1ifs: R!ss!
Fsndopb BbryM g. yMaru. dH dsn Geors. M.ses
Watkins, Police Commlssioner MSClave John
ent Of Banking, Willis 8. Paine. Sx-Senator J.
HHSmtsP ESbb SSCnfresfmfS .JSs John aSn ESin.s
sIsohsrt sci T. ss ds%nis Snn
sloner Augustus bchooRmaker. Thos. eprat Of
OgdensbprGh. Jas. q Spencer. Douglas Tsl-
Ersp6Qlm. Ve1s4asS Troup oiNSE Hiyen. 4
ileS.s vSsiS!s lSsa shs
5:ssss' 9:sss 81: s%% :' q 'Ts;;s s5ssS::; :: !Sss !s
bcR c3mm,Ds. ~ ,oSd Sad many olhsr. 0e'A"''' ''n'
The sun., 1891-04-16
Have You
Bought your Spring
Medicine yet? II not,
to-day be sure to get
Sarsap pariIIa
tss ss toyp N he represented in the Legislature in

ss soEr " ss ssd represented in the Legislature in
Charles n Belts o. jersey City disa ysster, r
Timber s srsds sna so% txsnsy.
ssG h 's u srp 81 .sses
viii be he'd In the house. 81 summit avenue.
at o'clock tomorrow evening.
neso MaoosNn ssTus a. Il
sS TO- asS:S \ ES; SS.;. :: s::5 !: !:
e ns upon Tie Discovers Sss they Sere not
real negroes.
Stanford J. Fsrrand died at his. home in
AZ ysarss old. and he leaves . widoy and one
rand. AZ one time he wac superintendent Of
a: S sce Ss :sh :RG 6c c
MFf aHsk SHss eo sss S y:
home. 5O7 Summit avenue. Jersey City: .. sho
~ ss1 CID hss ssnn sse 4 H. S
Ths wsssg Years ago owned some '"u
beth disa eS Ta..as, nshs % q
en- en- acute HsaSK ~ Fl the E hsd vas 81
WORKS.
Mrs. Regina Lewis. widow o.. Abraham Lewis.
s" srd wsers shs 8 had had 1H vsd or
She was Known .ior her interest in charitable
daSsStsE. she sSS was ,ss;S ss years % oi age. ~
8 sss s?:s:!
lascf oaG Gfs Fso8s s?Gsa ei.S ana H.E%oSs
EnSe%pms'nt n'a Il Of Jersey City The funeral
away st
OF the late Judge E W. Rpmyn, died at Green.
@ax o BIZ s asd % il hns tho
, Charles =, B. Ropss; the eldest son of Charles
home. a. West Eiity.seoo9d street. Of pnsu-
sea With e. hs sshse a BUSINESS Inc sn' "''
John Breekenridgs, who was one Of the Old
sss sou.n a SoSn q dsa
in Washinston County on Aug. 81. 1903.
William MeCogue died yesterday at Roehes::
sssr sss nodss oi pes S.shsnS %snss! iSr g
Odd Fellow In Pennsylvania
Mr.. Edward Greene, member Of Parliament
yesterday. He was a progressive Conservative
and s,nd hsa sae eeen brewer at Bury 3. Edmunds
Charles 8. Ilnmmer died st his homo in Wal
nut street. Newark yesterday OF hsmorrhage
" with ias srs Ho Which was ioilowed By % Dasumonia
Of Massachusetts died at St Augustine. Fla,
mains will be taken to Brooklins. Mass.
Capt. Randall Morse Of the firm Of r. G.
Morse Il Co.. dealers in coal, wood. and build.
ing materials. died suddenly In Roxbury
Mass. on Monday. aged 66 years.
Mrs. Julia Collins. q miser. died Yesterday In
Winsted. Conn., aged %. She lived In poverty.
but 5000 in money and bank book represent
ING 1900 were found in the house.
Col. Edward Payne Chrysostom Cantwell.
IL. D.. Of Utica die at st. Simon's Island.
benefit OF his health.
Isaac G. Fosdick; e1-school Commissioner OF
died at his homo in Jamaica on Tuesday. aged
68 years.
Mr.. Edwin Merrill Ooyls Of Portland. Me-.
died on Tuesday, aged SO yoars. He was gene.
raj agent Of the Portland Steam Packet Com.
pany.
Porter g. Huntley; an esteemed Citizen Of
aged 63. He leaves wife and several children.
Mrs Jane Wilbur. the widow Of the Rey.
Orin Wilbur died on Tusday ct Vinoland. N.
j.. in her Gath year.
Sophie Miles. q ,wel!-known English actress
10 dead. She had visited this country about
twenty years ago.
Judge Garret s. vanwagonsr aged 6s ono Of
the Oldest members Of the bar In St Louis. died
Tuesday.
60 years OF age. died on Wednesday.
Tho Rev. Benjamin Foster died In Bethel
- DR.. Asher Riley died at Frenehtown. N. J.. on
Tuesday.
The sun., 1891-04-16
RIDING ros oHARxzE

EAtsFtsssas.s - sks Cs.s-ss Pa-k Asss.
eny TOR The KAAAergarten Associates.
There was Q nns exhibition Of riding last
evening In the Central Park Riding Academy
on tho occasion Of Q bsnent to the New York
KinderRarten Association to promots' the %.
tablishment and m maintenance OF kindereartsns
In tho city Of New York.
At sither end Of the biz tanbarksd, school.
room is An extensive bAloony. that vas
trimmed and decorated - II for . tournsmsnt,
Each balcony WAS packed With friends Of Tie
academy and Of the KindsrRartsn Association.
The Entertain ment Committee Were Bigmund
Cohn. Elias Rothschild. g. j. rLowsnthal. Henry
L. Calman. and g. ]. Ullmsn. and the Recsp-
tion Committee Albert Booth Oohn. Il. L. Fits.
patrick. John J. Walsh. Z II. Lowsnthsl. and
e. O. Blum. ~
MrA Grover Cleveland. Vice President Of the
association. appeared shortly before the q.
tertainment concluded. Others present were
Bishop, Potter Commodore W. Il. Hughss.
Solone! 92d Nd MI. Rsnie4l :: ! LsWens % oscaf I
sHfs.9ia .ps: ~: poses ssS IF seafs Is,
STsx SIsS ca M 1d @i Srs sS,sd
ReI1oT;sd os,Sus ,S SSnde5 &c Ass
ins. oontestsd II Hs game S ID Witch each plsysr
psaa % 11ssssd ifoa
hiM Msstsr Fleming ESp ,...,,,,...n ., =,
NJ: kd::nIi,J y H|si HM|S!li Hii; iS.1s Es;3s 1EE
Miss 9. Ra0d. Miss Rc9o; Niss =, I. 4ot:
$s%ss,Ssi' :;:S e. Il $s.S.sSS! s':sI;1a 4; r.
Tho Young Position I" was the nsxt svsok
1d tS Mo1 sDRsFpse Tor driving two
Carl Antony, q well-known expert, EodS aad
exhibited the horse Lsporello. Whieh took the
6r.t prize q the horse shoY io 1890. Z Sesped
talk. feporello and Nj. Antony carried 81
trophies OF flowers and the plsudits Of evsy-
Then came some xery pretty tEo-herse tan
dam evolutions by. Teaohers o. v. StieGsr. ].
W. Cassel. F. r. 6ohmoellsr. and p. Won ksyAf.
Mi, StsssE gave . spirited exhi5}ition I}tts q
ground and back to biz. seat on,the horyss
Once IN vaultipg he leaned too iar over: and
unhurt. however. and finished amid applause.
Finally there was An excellent dlsDlAy o.
iumnfn0
The sun., 1891-04-16
The Portuguese Cabinet Resigns.

LISBON. April 15.-In consequence Of the
Cabinet meeting held yesterday. at which the
Minister Of the Interior. DR.. A. @. Ribisro de-
Costa. and the Minister Of Public Works. Sen
hor. T. A: Rioisro Ferreira. insisted upon tom
rendered It's resignation to King Charles, and
tho latter announced that ho would reply to-
morrow to the Cabinets communication.
compile ations which have been brought about
in the home afairs Of Portugal. and prompt
solution OF the difficulties Is expected. owing
to tho necessity. OF settling the Anglo Portu-
guose African dispute.
The sun., 1891-04-16

Of the Peoples Truet
Company. He was at
tackled On Friday morn.
Ing with grip. and on
Saturday pneumonia
Appeared. The fiags
On tho City Hall and
lothsr public buildings
were hung at halfmast.
Telegrams Of condo
lsnce were received By
his widow from Gov
Hin. Grover Cleveland.
and others. Mr.. Muir.
tha's father died on
the same date forty-one
The sun., 1891-04-16

81 PAuL MINI, April la-Rsports from the wheat
under fuli hsAdGay though IN some secsons work g
progressing slowly account OF TOO much moisture
day or I'VE Of bright sunshine will obviAts this dim
Sous thsn II ~ ha ~ .nv @ t% aSs p.Ss Ire. ysaI
Prom Minnesota aud the Two Dakotss cone the same
sssdinE and 6right Prospsow for shs season.: yicla
fall Of snov msss and soaiin9 into the 1leund hes
slsourassd the farmers o pat v every possss aers -
wheat
The sun., 1891-04-16

!yided for IN the agreement Of this sssocia-
punished is by counter rate quitting "a the pars
Of the other roads. and the prospect for 8
Wholesale s,ap1htsr Of Ssst.bonnd rates
made BY. the Ksnawhs DIspateh. on export
grain and flour by Xsy Of the Big Four and the
The Biz Four denies thst.it is IN any way 10
T spTSsainls fos this & reAueelons as u exacta its
The sun., 1891-04-16

Grace Hawth0rne's LiabIlitieo.
LONDON. April 1.-THE liabilities Of Miss
Grace Hawthorne. the American actress who
was recently declared bankrupt. amount. &C.
cordins to the official report TO the sum Of
S7S.V15. with no assets. Miss Hawthorne does
not make proposal to b sdjudged . bank
rupt.
The sun., 1891-04-16
Raining Eve. with Bismarck.

RunninE Evea with Bisnsrek.
GEEsTEMuNDE. April 15.-Returns from forty
districts give the following HRures:
Bismarck. SPAS: schmaiheld (socialistl
8.264: Adolf lFreisinniee), 1880; Plate
(Guelphi 1881. It Is probable that supple
mentary ballot will be necessary between Bis
marck and Schnslheld.
The sun., 1891-04-16
oArTUARE

william II. Murtha Of Brooklyn died about 8
o'clock yesterday morning Of pnsumonia at
his homo at 1872 Joralemon street. On Thurs
day hs was busy at his desk - President
The sun., 1891-04-16
MsuRaENr VICTORY M cnML

The Rebels Defeat os0o0 0Sv0s1Asal
Troops with HssSy LossI
PARIS, April l6.-Despatchss rsesavsd here
from Chilli say that desperate battlA result
ing In . victory for the Chilian insurRent
forces. has been fought at Oopiapo Tor San
Francisco dc silva) the capital of the proviAcs
Of Atacams, on the River Copiape. thirty miles
from the sea. The insurRents. Sitsra long and
o5ca g. 'SHee %sf 2H:
troops. Copiapo. where the battle has Just
been fought. Is an important mining and mSt.
ores are shipped 10 Europe and elsewhere.
The sun., 1891-04-16
tn. white sau.aro..

evolution sailed to-day from Key West fol
Hayti. The squadron will come north In q
short time.
The sun., 1891-04-16

III. Canadian Peeiae s..em.htp Enpssss e Isass
yestefdAy At koho, . JApaneeo p6ek 6ho v e.
psctsd In Yokohama thb morning.
The sun., 1891-04-16
Thrss Superb J.iaitsa Trains.

the acne Of safety speed, ana comfort,
lsAys tirand Central Station via Shs fourtLAck New
York Central every day In tns year fes the Wsst AID
The sun., 1891-04-16

Dent delay visit to rIists (wsss 18th se, v yss
went Aas fuInituss as haif pries.-laN
The sun., 1891-04-16
Harry Crocler, Jr.. Tells . Reporter
That Drs. Mccoy, Wildman and
Blair Have Cured Him OF Catarrh.
DOCTORS
Mccoy, WlDmAN and BLAIR

sEsse l2d street, near Grand Central D>pek
. 6th av. usar 18th A. and Broadway. cor. ilsh st.
II orss es... sps s'.st %
you live at distance write for sy mptom blank al.
dress oil mall 70 East l2d st. once 10 III A
~. 2to4P N. 7tesf. ". daily. sundays to ii i. IT,
and 2 70 7. Il
The sun., 1891-04-16

e:ss III E:Rs: Ill q sSs'S.s e; 3;
bssi!: e. sfS S.Ss. : siss.
samliial% % 70 citY % %sudisnoss % sSfsush tsl, dessa
y.Fious yss:!Gns L.st IptRht NJ and Mra & Ken
The sun., 1891-04-16

Herbert Case. a. We'll known citizen OF BARK.
bsmnsted, aud Merchant p. A. Case of Pine
The Rev. Dr.. James Douglas. for the last
6has a.: az ss sss q
son Of the late Hon Amos Douglas OF that
tSwp hs wss n
yersityI, q the glass Of isl5. and from tho Au:
SHEp ThsSlosical .sss%insry dn .hs cIsss q
0berlin. Ohio. to which place he had gone to
st the Oberlln Theological Seminary. 80
Abijah Catlin. one Of tho best known men In
Tuesday. aged 49, He had served ton terms In
tc,; ,C CcRRptS5olleE: RIpSS and Commissi9ner 81 the
49, s.uasd @ viii With sa gov !fSR %sn r.
Hollabird. and was Judge OF the Probate Court
sS cn sss .s. X s cleo
% sss &c sons e: Il
ssss ns va soanS in hs soS.s s
ya.a 7a::1aSs 20 u:
I! SS Ns$ iSsf ~, one JOIN Dayton
,he Ss s.:i sss s:ss' az:
born IL bslsWsrs county @ =, and Si IL his early Mfs
S s
OF sltli. that party. widow and married daughter
NJ Samuel I, Ward. member of the firm
$y..da dSr3a aassssT hGssSa ss:
e. .sTs !. s Nv S.d9sss :ss "a
The sun., 1891-04-16

The annual meetings OF tho New York Cen.
tral, West shore and Dunkirk. Allegheny and
Pittsburgh Railroads at Albany yesterday pro.
dirActOrA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-11-26
lCoAxysrcArEp.
RIDGE, Mn, Nov. 1891.
Messrs Editors:
SPEAK truly, and thy word
Shall be a faithful seed"


Messrs Editors:
Speak truly, and thy word
Shall be faithful seed"
DR.. S. johnson says "a man has no
more right TO say an uncivil thing than 70
oct one; no more right 10 say a rude thing
toanother than TO knock him down." Be
IL far from me to cast the least reflection
upon any man. Writers on morality and
philosophy abound with encomiums on
friendship. Examples Of this amiable
quality have frequently come under my
notice. The recent election has placed
a number of my acquaintances in respon-
sible and more or less lucrative positions
that | am proud to see them elected, and
that ! am proud of their handsome major
titles is soothing to my mind. Hons. Robert
c. Combs, and J. Frank Ford, Judge STAN
islaus Clarke and Mr.. Jas. ]. Greenwell
compose four as noble gentlemen as Greece
OF old could boast of. Even Perienders
benevolence dwindles into insignihcance
when compared with the unaffected good
ness OF these gentlemen who mind not
high things" My language, sirs, is pitched
in high key. yet il is not too strong.
knowing that my conscience bears me out
in my assertions. Where there is no COM
junction Of conscience, truth must sway
the sceptre over mind and heart. With
many good wishes for my friends prosper
Ity, remain, &c,
CONTENT
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Taxpayers Meeting.
+. p. HARTEN,
of the Committee.


The following communication speaks fol
itself Read it,
OAKLEY, ST. Mary's county, Md.
Nov. "a, 1891.
To TUE TAXPAYERS OF ST. MARY's
CoUNTY.-The undersigned begs leave Il
Suggest a meeting of three or five repre-
sentative tax payers from each election
district of the county to confer together as
10 the necessary legislation TO reduce the
county expenses and provide for better
system Of public road repairs, and to agree
upon such measures of reform as may b,
Necessary To bring about these results--thsI
is, reduced taxation and good public roads
il is evident that the high taxes and bad
roads of our county deter desirable i'm
migrants from settling among US. II IL
necessary 10 remove these obstacles by
suitable legislation, that our local advan-
tages may be appreciated, and our county
become prosperous.
| suggest that a taxpayers meeting be
held in each election district on Saturday
the 9th Of December next, and three or
five delegates be selected to meet in con-
ference at Leonardtown, at the Court
House, at II o'clock, A. NJ, on Tuesday,
the sih Of December, If fair, if not, the
first fair day thereatterl to consider and
formulate OF necessary such measures OF
legislation as may prodE.ce the desired re-
suits.
Very respectfully,
JOHN F. DEET.
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Orphans Court.

Orphans Court.
The Court met-Judgcs Love, Payne and
Thompson present.
George T Hutchins was appointed adj
minlstrator Of William F. Combs and bond
filed and approved.
Philip ii. Dorsey, the newly elected
Register of Wills, presented his bond and
commission and took charge Of his Office.
Mr.. Walter b. Dorsey was sworn in as
Deputy Register
Messrs. James II. B.iley, Chief Judge
and Richard Ii. NJ. Hebb one of the Asso
ciate Judges. appeared in Court, presented
their Commissions and were inducted int,
office. William Aud, of the Second di>
trict was appointed Bailiff and the Cour,
adjourned to meet Tuesday, December lst
1891.