St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-03-05

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s.lus,onary was. was rather TaRnR y
y. .;..sr~. uy coassisnlsum was nMIe "
ofsl,e sesi. lad ID bern usl1eENse q
shsaAd 40 doubt have fsllen : f'<iiaa C.
taA hahsts winch cunsrArfH4 = esrix
-. Az tsnienSies we're .Ntssasi
letapsassons - intempess uslnksHB af1
ganIbling wers fssblonsbIe Nap =.
amh 40 one - maIs4s q snzks Aira.ds
sn.lsso one t.,sssAs nsnss<ll drgrasxd y
being drunk.
Tmsrried, very early II lifes ehen
Iwa. lislIe betssF ihan bog. ihe 81
thai 4 ma:rssd VS. thsusht 70 % :
great deal 40 good iof nae. ~ everybody,
but h.sy~t.. eas nvi iugeaspeFsis % .;
and. Tor d time my wife, nnd cur little
kon,e seesssed Ill the world 60 ne. She
had D little property; add. Ia about
wear atsrk our marrlsgr, she gave birth
e . dsnznler. Bad habits s0ua 600 the
NASTY Ii ny better feelings. ghe
y uslraclious of the gsy { rcas - tns tavern
- o. the quarters 81 sssssae cosnrasies became
a ire sistsbse; and lac very eensciDnsness
II the neglect 10 winch 4 was subiee'ing
= Che wo.ns.a vhom had prUnased %
? lgve md % cherish. began 60 make her
b pFcsenes nnAeslEaelr, aud hume place
u meuaal and mssal plaishmsai.
analsns. and struggles. aud Enawings Of
: the q urm. thai dtes not doubtless there
sasmers. neither srm nor Gag besweens but
shetsmpissions we're isreisiiible. 4 was
1@SfS.@-k tr--- T7s "a Z
ID The details of . Thousand cases are
mach lie sasns. .The lsisls mod,cnn u
prosperity shat cry wIie brpugisi me bad
> awsnslled away. piece alter aElecr.
Where mad u ROu. DUwn my inesiia-
4. blz throat! 4 had swallowed i. Or
xambisd Il away Ma sssemcnal renain-
e 81, tat rags and tstssSs! We were
Rsery iepog. A more accomplishing
sswo nam iiod neves made. She struggled
ii TO hide even seasss % ssse me from pain
90 her account..ssav9 isz ~ a357& l.
8lsM Letsnie pass over some three years IT
: misery and come at tise conclusion Of
ashe whole n,asier. One bleak Derember
morning. ! ans absm: goiHg forth. IS
usual irosn my wreicbed habatation.
When ny wife pot her hand uPon my
shoulder. snd po ntiHgs 6rst. 70 cur SICK
chsld, and then io =. les brands, up0nthe
syhrartt. reminded me that those we're she
aiass, and that 10 was hitter cold. AZ 4
turned away.i pFomised TO send her
surme fuel immediately. 90 .ss4asT
so IN met seine Of my comrades and
resorting 10 the tavern, Ne passed the
hours, rs Usual ID drinking and revelry.
until n~ar midaight, wh-n staggered
homrwaBd. u was ps~Feing cold. u
reached my doorstep. and placed my
hand upon the latch. =-tlsen i 6fsi
occurred 10 me that had whssly forgot
ten NV promise--l had sent home no
fuel I entered the apartment. A
light was still hNtninx' The hearth
was still cold. Ny wife sat rocking her
sick child. in the cradle. She termed
hereyss upon mine. The tears were
streaming down her shivsring cheeks.
ioW,le,' said I. for HeAveh's sake, when
will you leave off crying 'Drat has
ban a. said she, when you leave OF
1dr.nking God help me- lexclaimed.
sas q put NV arm sround her neck. for
the appeal was irresistible. God help
me, aud I viii never touch smother
DROP" a.,
h G.sd's help. . never lave to the
Hpre.rnt hour and from the date Of that
re.olution the days CfOur uninterrupted
happiness began.
Tn. Ohio State Journal does ssel
o-anpvas IN have very exalted opinion %
She character of theVirginians. OF some
Of The 'lirsi families u says :--They are
to laxv 70 work and too Tesreciable 70
steal; ami become beggars Tor ONCE end
'sycopbants al the seat OF p0ws'r.--Their
chief delight 10 apple teddy and past
recoIleeiTons; aud The great badge OF
arespectahility 10 the ownership ola negro
and M unsail bill E0s a yaHkee piano "
% The Norfolk Argus responds 70 the
The vssersble and eloquens Judge
Beverly Tacker said in the Nashville
Couseniioss that the people nf Ohio had
5ut one thing IN ereati0n below them and
that vas their hogs. We we're disposed
10 d.shelieve this until we soRpd an illus-
ytrasion of She Jadge's FeuBlk. in the
Iswinish editor &c The Ohio Jouraai. sesa
pxarn ov ySpsx gxv.--we trgret % re-
cord the dsAah Of Hon. EpmrED XIV. ~ his
: s.sileslce 4, NouingAasa District, on Sunday
Eluaasaing. last lie was IN, the 9Th rear Of
his ase. Judge kEr was fiFst sss:sed 10 the
h n;h, we believe, about the year 1896 and
he was one ii the Judges Of The First judicial
DissEirt III MARYLAND until he was superseded
bv the new constitution in lR5l. 30 long
record C regular Judicial service Is seldom
slaaea VITA During hls lOng contnuance IN
e1nce ha wa remarkable Tor che Diligence be
sbspnxls 20 she discharge of - duties, aud By
,kis= nniiornl ind unsleyisling courtesy % al
with whssn be was brought in coniaei--hav-
ing always preserved tie Erspect and snioyed
he eonfdanee 81 the people. he was !
man 81 IN open and generous nature. IF great
lnselIivsnce. aud &C q social dspossii0n,
which. ewes q the iasf. rendered him vesy
inisEesaing % Mi who earle Sithin iis infIu-
ence. His deaih.. ahOugh nal uaexpecfed
ivama his gr.as aae. will b. greatly slafnpnfed
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