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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
~ \ru 81 LICIANo oUrII.
Ito lNt "unn t",uruIs.lnurr ra..r. lie
NuuI the Inc

N"ui the Line.
Yesterday at his huIuc IA rrna Blanca,
lurullu urilI. rN-cuIuN commissioner
ri lh'> county passed Irirtl, into "trr.
ullN Ia" Decreased had h"rn a,liug rut
SEVERAL l"ar~ with u complication If d..
'"d."-, Hnd only u few muuth. ago went
I" the city ~ MrNlc" Tor treatment tut
Perceived ~ permanent benefit IT, wa-
g'sh citizen aud a faithful puhIir sci.
want IN" funeral will hr attended y
r"lativ"- AMI friends from All over the
country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

Valentine krc."r the trml,~, AMI beg
les individual "hu NITRATE. un the At
lHntir \ Pacific, west ana the santa r,
r"ad north and south ul The rlty, arrived
hrl" last night with u soldier from Fort
Nlngdt". The men were around town
inf n few hours, refining tn hrd alpIt
midnight, This morning when Mr.
lt"rk"r awokr h" found that hi rnmnnu
ion, III" soldier, had Disappeared. ANA
with the Snldlt went the clothes uf MIR
hrckrr, The sulhirr was rnn,llrtat,
enough Ia leave his snlilrr'- coat. Ilr
l"'k ais" about - IN m.u,y tom Nj
Becker.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
r"IIr,ttirr prirsa,,.

! Il" III" c"mpanlr- Of the department.
Al llrlr next regular month";, meeting,
which Will b. held next Iur,Ia> even
'ug, March t., III the several hrHd,llar.
,rr.. will rhpu~c delegates {" called
meeting ~ IN" department IN iprl tr
III" rufp'sr ~ rhctlrg new rhlrf a.
~l~lhIi chief, secretary Hud treasurer
tu serve during the ensuing year, IN
ilrlIl\ understands that there viii h.,
-rNrral candidates i"r the Narl"u~ mcIl.
nv. utIir,..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

Johnston W 10 money Mr. futtrlle
Gays Nash l. very laxative, sioull, built,
sandy hair, and would weigh Ahml LIS
pouhl- The bicycle WAS aCtawtrld, ~.
q. aud factory NJ, lntH. III" pistol Na-
" titS. nicklr plated AMI rIl..
handl', With u russell leather -ctl',u b..
TIE ihrt was last heard " ut Gallup ant
attN Information lrHiiug to hi- Whrt".
about, l. kindl, rr.,I,-tri l., the -nin
~ lhl- county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

M, best ~ah" IN the world Tor cuts,
hIuI-'-. -urr,, uirrf- salt rhruW, fever
-nr... l.,lrr. charp"d hands, chilhlalns.
r"ru- and al Kin rruptl"n|, and p,-l-
lively cures pills, ~ uo pay required, II
g. guaranteed 1" give perfect satisfaction
~ u"urN refunded. rrlrr - cents per
hnN. Fut sale hN rlllrhuTS X Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
IasA@neN IIou tn,T,

Tins evening, mp in Las Vegas, j. NJ.
Ih~-rucN and Mis- lilzir RoNmrt. will
l." united ~ marriage. MI, l.H--rnry l.
a santa tr RAILWAY conductor between
tbs at! ani Las Vegas ami IL * under.
-l"I that his railroad as~rigtr~ will see
that the event l. auSplciouslI celebrated
Int evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

\ qmrt wedding took place last even.
ing IN larA aSrnu". Mr. Elhihsr 4.
HOLMAN nni Mrs. hate Patterson wrfr
united Ia marriage at the brides home.
~ III" lrr~rlc" II u few intimate friends,
Rev. '. " Ahklns"n "llirlntlug. Mr.. aud
Nh Holman have III" very best wishes
~ mAnN friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

Mt, Mamie Kandpl, ~ Nlhuqu'IIuo.
ha' gained PERMISSION ui III" ~rhuHl hnarI
I" conduct n private Nchal ~ Ia" srh"ri
lmlllus, the pullic ,chuol term having
clo,rd on thursday foT lack ~ fund
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

"Nuutr IA IA. n'\,tlI ,,,II,-
ru,urnuN of Star. vns r,uL,rra '' 81 ,I ill.,
on,',a h,'',., -, ''"',,,, AZ ''''
house. Mr.. U'\rill j. a star IL the iirt
magnitude" and Wa at homr IN the head.
ing role ~ Monte Cristr." tn, rnmpan,
let ms nI"fnlhg f"f RI Fh~", aud VIII
trlnfh III 'iihr l." i"i'dT "Nlfgimn-' ~
~" ''"'" '''"" 7"'"''"! "'sn''
Jar"h k"rh"r. whose rrlura from aNiNlt
thIau', wa. lnullSh,N' III ~ ,IiN,
fnrwrri" - mi. eli, L"l", '"'" ,','ni,,l,
business on the main street 81 Crlrrl.
Creek. Mr, korher states, however that
vi ana Mts' nalptkahh nav. hihd rec
""t, ',hi HIuIuv, We, a,n WIN my
relutu Ia Their first lny. IIhun,"tGu "'''
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

g., N. Fame. VIA I- here representing
'I, Land NJ Nun.hIm. luiI.mug rou
IauIN. los \ngrlr-. 40 l,-n ir.dN pr.
Nrut'd hig IT," "" cAli,I ut the den.
uI uIlicr ~ IT. lAWh"faln upstairs IN
lh' t1.t National tam building nul
h.ilr"l Volume II 'n"hr coming uui u
''r Wutk fuuII hr Irrtut W., absent
10 tie ilm' tut MIR Fam" U.,rd equal
. 'N" rm"tg"nc, aud -,"n hNi lhn Htmo-
W..rh ruN"luprd Ia. Iu-lhr - lhu Wark
rauU rnmvlrtrh -utllrd !, w. a
irrN discovery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

Nt ~tln~un, the srlurl faeilitir, " this
citN are " superior character The
gentleman and family reside On the
NIslIuUI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

puIIug the war. John /. lh-r. " MII
REX. ILL.,, contracted chrome lafthua.
winch inc"uNruIrurri Mm very much
dui AT llnr- greatly impaired m-
strength lie -hNs "uu los, pI hhu
n'ridIu tulir, Cholera ant pitrh-,,
krnriN has aiWaN. rrllrNri ur ana t,,u
.i'-"- ra-'d ~" =" that could At pu.r
~ Hi"ut N, hu-iur--. hIWa,. kr,u { r
h,uriN at hAui Pot ,ar. n W.. "a.
Nutgu~, \ ~utt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
Respectfully submitted.
MR,. ". v. MCtls

Sputling, healing. cleansing.
Witch Hazel Sal,e II the enrm,I
wounds AMI piles, which II nrys
cure, stops itching AMI burnlhl
chapppi lips aud cold sores q
three hours, rill-bury Il Waltz
Easter sale.
The ladies' NJ the Baptist rh,
have All Easter sale on the ~
Friday April 3ri. \ large n
fancy work will be- offered Tor I
there will h. u great variety
eggs. ami the ladies will ais, I
frrshunrntS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

X "
- rct month intermediate. si'n, prim.
W,, 81 " douht many parents will
await ,h'u.,lNr. ~ this opportunity H.
k".rt .,. ,,ldt,p Vt .rhrrl Miss llin.
dul D.. ~, uld 'u,ul 81 VII lon jenkins.
wh"-u guest .hr al rrr~rnt. san Mar
cul l,,,
" " ~p'u,,r t"uNt,t.d ~ Iini,'t ties
pc. go ruhIi, domain
IL thr ca..ul lh" I utld Statr- ". H.
Vs. -rrucrt uu lrld tut three dN- tins
w"rk, RESULTED ~ q verdict II guilty at a
late hpui last night. the JuN al,u umlIuy
that The value II the timber eat Nv IT,,
i"'hnut was ~" .uin ~ tlur.
col. Nutti-u iualr Ru attic and hul
liant utl,t ~ h'lhl' Ut III, client m.
tiuu ~ a u'W trial wi. luirus-l ant
tlIr ~Aulr Is lwiug Argued tm- Afternoon.
JulEr Nuffl~uu has secuted uuil ui'i
iaNIts showing that Dung The lIur The
lufN WH- tNIug Tho ~prirrf east. ~ the
hight ~ violation ui the instructions tu
th,m That they We're IT, triiHin together
and huld II" intercourse With parties uui.
side u' the jItN. tWu NJ the JutN men rHiur
from the room which wa assigned Ia
ih"iu hN il" Judge iu the nrw town. III
rlHrg II the mln Aul while ~ the
ritN, o.. .lpNu hN the air.iH,it ~ a ear
drlNri Hl thuvi - u.,lurk at night cam"
"u huud a .ltr,t rit dunk W" saw the
iNu JNtNuI,u rutulUE uut ~ a shluru.
hes veto hut', uui,N AMI -luglug iud
uur - thrm Wanted - % hi thrrtt
drnr ipr iu-l-tlug ihtl IluN k,rp quiet.
uu lu-" grounds AMI Wh,I. 81 ill.,"
character. lulsa Mufit-tu mast uIpu "A
h,w 'rItl fr 'u. rli"ut
IhI, uuufuiuv llruiiJur lirutN tides and
lulAuH l"httu withdrew their pIrn- vi
uh gulj, mi,l ''urr pleaded Nv them.
AMI pleaded guilty 4" the Indictment
hrN W,f" each .,u'"ucd IT, one luunth
"a tl. county IaI
~. rt-r- r lh. Wt,l state. Ne. I'm.
>I,a AMI nulur,- ~ulNal Wcrr d-
ui--,l h lh. uil,d state thi- muru
INK The district ultuInrN HAVING al.
uuuu.rd that M" material witurs- uu the
PAT, 81 lh. defendants hat died
uu Iu" trrrIiurn side IT tn rsurl lu
The uu-,.u Nyur- l;uhhiu. ~ ". ". Ne.
lh.ll the lrl,uItui withdrew hl- plea
AMI r.u."u,,I thal Judgment tot thr
h,uHyu' ui llr' uui' -iIrl nn and Interest
might h".rut,ud against him, which vs.
d"ur, The amount TONG t,NlW
Ih' Ndunml i.l Register tnN, ".
l""uIri. u"plr,In. heretofore argued
AMI submitted ir lh" court wi. d"rIdri
III morning, resulting ~ a Judgment
l"i tia rlalutln TT the rrcNrIN uf the
property ~urd .or AMI t~l ddumga.
\ .u'ltr Iu'tl ~ t. tli' uI' lie. 1T
~ tufts - MAXWELL va, Involved ~
ihi- r,," I" Wlt. tlr effect ~ the usual
rnuti,rt tuf ALE II tuch ARTICLES a, cash
f"gl-i"ls -ndd ipuutaluA. etc. THIS ct-"
IL well a. the 90" ut luft- 49, Maxwell.
Viii T." iu the >uprruI" court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

mcnt Inc lufN Discharged Tor term.
w.. ,.r..,..,i, r.,.y.,. N.,,.,. ,,.rp,
| ..n.. .l.tI,.. ,..,ff .rf..y.r .,,I A.,
! r.yr,.. ,l..,,.IrI.. .i-..I.n,t....i
limit ,l,,. ,.Il.Nr,, t,r.r
Ir,. rt,..,.,,, ,,,,ul .,,, l,,,..,,.I,.,..,
I.I. 3, i. match All lI..i,,.. l,.II,,lt T..
lr. n.uu' MI AIN ia. rt.,,,,,i,,,-.- t...
.l,. .t.tl..,......,. tl., l.,,. I....,,. $40.
i,.u..l .....,l.,,I.. ,t ,., ~, u.,,,,
.... ,..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

Many - Our rrhirr- know ~ the war
rNI-iIns between the manufacturers 81
plug chewing tobacco. hut 'rw. prthalS.
At" familiar With the rau~c
tof N"tr- -'ll" uIruihrtufrr- have
h""h making "n"rnIuus profits ~ giving
r"n-'iiurf- ~iuall piece u plug f"r ten
cents. h'r'uliN - very large uuAuuiac
tnr"f. -""Iug that the tlu" had come frt
better lluug~. has placed urw brand
called BATH" N uu the market, which
give IN" consumer HN,fl large piece ~
most excellent .hiltN TT the same prIer.
ll- 'd- raised a great storm h thu-.
wa" AZ hurt m It, but 1t gives joy Ia
Those "',n II" the g,-"i-. liz battle Ak
l''h yet greater quantity Tor their
money Nhll" IN" pualIIN i ,lual L. the
finest II other brand, Ih- has natural.
u had ia" effect IL greatly decreasing
Tie hI~llr~S ~ thu~,' who have held la
the old Nay, aud II hA- materially cur.
tailed their enormous profits. on the
'tl"r hand Rattl" Ak now tAIe. the r..
'u.'"- ~ thrr" large factories, which.
los tnnnlng night and day. ATE siiii an
alto =" make IA" g'1iS fast enough Ia
-hil.N o." enthusiastic demand.
lhr rr. 49, want u gpL thing and the
mo-t & q ,Nt' tlirN ran get Tor the price
he ri,"HU! .r,utrt> who do the best bN
them ",.i get il"lr trade. Their rivals
naturally go ut Il," II. They raise a
mlG''' H'Nl Tat uu' ~ will cut them
InNu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

EolrIt u. Eurdrtu" talked Ia fuII
hnrrr lat rN"ulug AT urdnt's opera huus,
and ihw uutl""k ,luh'- tirSt effort a.
hung Distinguished men Ia this cIty has
hrru -ucrr~-lul, IT. -uhJrct Wa the
"l,l,r and FAN Of the Mu.tarhc," which
l. "u' IT In uu~t Purular lectures, II"
c"IlnHll rulrarrd himself {" hl- an.
dlrurr lN his .holr ,"lIri, genial gnsi
mtur", aud whllo h, Kept his listeners
continually laughing, there was u moral
tn nau things which he said tmh VIII
furnish l,'d i"r Thought iur many days
1" r"ur VII lurirltr I, truly phIlu
~"plirN AMI lu- lriurr Whlr iutrfmlu.
gl"d With VT mll"- aud hIm"T, ~
NrN lu-IIuril,r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

h" breaking up 81 "a" winter l. the
signal i"r H." breaking up m the system.
Nature l. opening up the rrrr- AMI
throw rug oil refuse lrMiU'- ~lr-Lpi.
flllH l. al uuIur-tlouallr n~,i,taurr m
tlu- operation lIll-lurN \ Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

m.h u,ur with a torpid liver wall
MT /" a bong lNrr correct the lNrf
With lrNUi Little tarly EI-rf-, lI,tlr
pills that care ~ -prpslA and cuu~ilIu
ton IHI-HuN \ Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

\ lrw dals ~" Inn CIrI/FN auuuun'
81, ~ = personal paragraph, that Jri'rr
~"n Rainuli1, IL" We'll known banker
passed through the city fur III l'ASn. Ia,
herald uf that rIty SAYS,
President Ralnol',-, ~ the First Va.
tunal bank, said times were certainly
lW'kius better, Hnd the con iitluns rXi~
eel ulI which t. base reasonable pSIrrta
tluns. The building - The Mlls dam
meant u great deal iui this city. aud Mr.
Reynolds was glad H. realize that the ait.
uatlnn IN that RESPECT was IN far adyanc.
eel. l"-. the deposits were increasing. IN
fact, they were thirty per cent greater
than n year AZ" AT this time. There was
more ~ demand for in,nry. aud the
rate II interest wa~ huldlug it, own, IN
Iulght lT expected when the demand in
creased tur l"an- Money WAS hring put
int" cattle aud merchandising more than
ever, and the general commercial situg-
tlnlI was promising but II would h. bet.
ter II congress attended tu iulur affairs
more Instead ~ putting In - much time
On foreign matters,
The same conditions exist here, our
bankers inform TnE CITlLiN that MONEY
matters are getting easier AMI that our
merchants are buying larger stocks II
gn"d- and meeting their Obligations with
wonderful prumptneSs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

Before you try anything clse Tor III,
hlNd take simmons Liver Regulator, 1
II the best hl1d medicine BECAUSE II 4
n" best liver remedy, II your liver 4
active aud work the hl1 will be- IA,
best simmons Liver Regulator Is IA,
best spring medicine Il tell my friend
II they want tn enjoy health and hAppi
ltrsr They ought 10 take simmons Live
Regulator" Mr., H. W. smith. Mcln
tusl Rlufl. Ma.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

Nulr uu physician ut pharmacist can
rpu.r..u'lnu~li variant q cur. '.ir j. Z.
N'l go. L.srantr" n" putty, strength
dui medicinal virtues Of Nw' ~af-dpdf
Ilid. II wa the only nI."l purifier 81.
united NJ n" great wurli- far ~ ,m.
.rAgu. lN,,i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

ng chunk ~ ore taken uut ui the
n"I'lUrrr MN" ~ the Hell canyon dis.
trlrt, 1, un rNhhiirn ut ~" rloihiug
-t"rr II r.. l.. Na~hhntn \ 60. ihr
specimen WIS brought IN Yesterday hN
ri. l''"pln'f, AMI u piece uf the ore ASA, Is
~" IN gold and fl.7N IN silver. The
h"l>ld"fr l. one IL the best mines IN the
above district, AMI l. owned nnd operated
hN Ia" Mrs~fs. i'rorwt +. l.. Wa,hhur,
aud 'alnr- kirr. Mr.. Na>hhutu l. Ell.
lhusi,stlr over the iutlr" of the BINi.
d"r" ,nd the prupert! will hr extensive
~ W. krd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
REPUBLICANS IN LINE.
Pursuant 10 can, Republicans Meet and
Fleet Delegates.
All TtTi SANCuiNI

Pursuant a. uNr.al call. signed ~ ;
W mur> chairman. and Il. " ilopkin-
-r,triatN. aud published ~ the rXtrnsl,,
/, circulated huN rIrlItN. the frpuhI
can. - tn rouut, wli precinct ptimafir.
''.'"tia, ai'rtm"u AMI last night. ~
%" puus-" - rlrctlng i"lrg,t.,- to- the
county convention which meets Ia Tn.
rlN urv, N1uia, March IT,
IU,IN,I -
Ihr republican. u Hniuc, T. hrl
thur meeting la,t night at the ruum n
the trtgu--"u ll-k \ lAilrt cumpan,
and the meeting Wa 'ull = enthusiasm.
the following representative riti,ru- To-.
ing rh,-"u .lrlrgatr-
Ju-,n Il Nugo VI e. utrtu. p,n j.
Rankin t. " IlupkIu- \ua lI'rII. " /,
l', 4 lumnArlu.E $. Eulp D. W.u.n.
.ru ], " hwkrr
IAt.iN,I D,
lu., opposite lu ,u/i\ unr,. AT 'lrr
,hlYuatut- - the W. hose, runu,n,
e l1s meeting II rpuDlran, T.. l. lIa...
and 1t W., pl,nHug t'uut" the ulI tim.
animation au' W,lu-n exhibited.
ih,, ia BANNER republican prrJuct AMI
thrtuiioWIug we'll AurWu gentlemen were
r.rrI"l e. ..rhs,'r-
" T. Walsh i g. LuniIgr. sig
omu.'..ln., Bowman. \. lrsf-rl. ".
4 b.N d. I.lNau .I.I.t,. .IIu,u a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

IN
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-11-05

the grand old pioneer State of the
Northwest, the land Of Mad An
thony Wayne, Joshua Giddings,
Tom Corwin, Ben Wade and GEN
eral William Henry Harrison, and
hereafter in battle / want you TO die
first and run afterwards Iintend
to have some of your officers dis
missed from the army, and had /
my own way | would order now q
drumhead court martial and have
at least half dozen of them shot.
Look around you this morning,
after the battle. and see your COM
rades In clumps under the branches
OF these torn oaks sleeping, in
death, the long, sweet sleep of he
roic warriors. Hereafter initiate
their glorious example and in future
fights stand like rock against the
enemy, striking to the death for
God and your native land"
"This was the most remarkable
speech / ever heard. and / inward
ly congratulated myself that l be-
longed to the Twenty-fourth Ken
tucky and not to any of the regi-
ments that run away. ."-Republic.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-11-05
How 70 Prevent Crour.

Some reading that piH prove in
teresting TO young mothers. How
to guard against the disease.
Group is a terror to young
mothers aud to post them concern
ing the cause, first symptoms and
treatment is the object Of this item.
The origin of Group is a common
cold. Children who are subject to
it take cold very easily and Group
is almost sure to follow. The first
symptoms is hoarseness F.; this is soon
followed by a peculiar rough cough,
which is easily recognized and will
never be forgotten by one who has
heard it. The time to act is when
the child first becomes hoarse. II
Chamberlaih's Cough Remedy ID
freely given all tendency to Group
will soon disappear. Even after
the croupy cough has developed il
will prevent the attack. There il
no danger in giving this remedy fol
it contains nothing injurious. Fol
sale by VIM. F. Greenwell & Son,
Leonardtown; Jos. S. Matthews
Valley Lee, and all country stores
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-11-05

He KSEw.-The teacher in geo
grapby was putting the class
through few simple tests.
"0n which side of the earth 10
the north pole ~ she inquired.
"On the north side," came the
unanimous answer.
"On which side ia the south
pole ?"
"0n the south side"
"Now, on which side are the
most people 2"
This was poser and nobody an
swered. Finally a very young
pupil held up his hand.
81 know" he said hesitatingly,
as il the excess Of his knowledge
was too much for him.
Good for you, said the teacher
encouragingly, tell the class on
which side the most people are
'On the outside" piped the
youngster, and whatever answer the
teacher had in her mind was lost in
the shuttle. e.-Detroit Free Press.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-11-05

Rufus Lockwood was genius IN
his way and was probably one of
the best lawyers in the State. Lock-
wood went at one time to Horace
Hawes, a distinguished lawyer and
the author Of the consolidation act
which is now in force. Hawes had
a reputation for close figuring and
Lockwood knew He said: "Mr.
Hawes, | will hire myself to you for
one year from date at salary OF
s25 day, payable every night"
"All right" said Hawes. de-
lighted to engage the services Of
the brightest mind in the State at
so low fgure-for the salary was
not a great one in those days-and
the bargain was sealed. IL was IL
O'Clock in the morning. But from
that time on, it is said, Hawes new
er missed an opportunity of re-
minding Lockwood of his bondage.
He would say in the presence of
others Lockwood, 90 and fetch
that book" Lockwood, go and
fetch this or that" etc. Lockwood
never said u word, but did as he
was bidden, and Uawes enioyed his
triumph.
Finally it came to the day when
the years engagement terminated.
There was q most important law
suit on hand, which Lockwood had
made careful study of; no one in
the State could possibly have han
died it as he did. Well, on the day
in question Lockwood stood in court,
an array of court books in front of
him, and expounded his views in
mastery fashion. Suddenly he
looked up at the clook and saw that
it was the hour of IL. Closing the
book from which he was quoting,
he turned to Hawes, who was sit
ting beside him, and said "Mr.
Hawes, year ago today at this
hour | contracted to work for you
one year. My times up. the con-
tract is Cancelled aud | am going"
Thus did he repay his master for
the humiliation heaped upon him.
Hawes was in the greatest conster-
nation; he could not possibly teke
up the thread of the case where
Lockwood had left it and he begged
and implored him to proceed. But
Lockwood remembered, and turned
deaf ear to all persuasions. lie
kept his word; the contract had ex-
pired. d.-San Francisco Bulletin.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-11-05
An AStOnlShed Lad.

"That's a queer-looking object,
Aleck, floating in the cove. II
looks like a huge piece Of hard
soap"
"Hard soap don't swim," re-
piled Aleck shortly. "It's proba-
bly, dead haks, or a little yonker's 8
(baby seaD pelt. But we must hur-
ry, Denny, and get these fish upon
the flake. The sun is coming out
finely this morning"
The speakers, two Newfoundland
lads, brothers, aged IA and 16,
lived at Bear Cove, Consyista Bay,
on the northeast coast of that great,
foggy island, and they had never
been outside the bay district
Their lot in, life was not an easy
one. Since the recent disaster to
the sealing fleet, when their father
had lost his life, they had been the
whole support of family of ten
persons, including two aged grand
parents, their mother and five young
er brothers and sisters.
In that remote settlement of fish
er folk there were no schools nor
opportunities for learning any craft
save fishing and sealing. To pro-
vide even the barest necessities of
life for themselves and their kins-
folk the boys were obliged to work
constantly and attend sharply to
their fishing.
The floating object, however, ex-
cited Denny's curiosity. 1t was
peculiar in appearance. He did
not believe that it was a dead fish,
and he glanced at it occasionally as
he spread the dressed Goldfish on the
flakes to cure in the June sunshine.
At length, when his task for the
time being was over, his picked up
an oar, pushed their crazy old dory
into the water, and sculled out to
make sure what the queer-looking
mass was.
The strange object was of sim
gular, variegated, grayish, green
ish-yellow color, and at first sight
he thought it was jelly. But on
on touching it with the oar he found
that it was hard-as hard, indeed,
as hard soap.
Then he touched it with his fing-
ers, and found that it gave forth a
peculiar odor. Atlength he reached
down, and getting firm hold on
the mass, lifted it into the boat.
1t was of irregular shape, nearly az
large as q half-bushel measure and
about as heavy as he could lift.
He carried it ashore and set il
on one end of the fish-fake, where
both he and Aleck tested it with
their knives.
1T is hard, gummy stuff, said
Aleck. i don't believe it is good
for anything. Idon't like the smell
of it.
Il do like the smell of it, said
Denny, but it makes me feel queer.
The old grandma of the family
came out to the flakes, and after
poking it and shifting it said that
it was Q whale stone
1t remained on the fake for &
month or more, when the Novis
Scotia skipper of q coaster which
! had put in to buy their fish hap