Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30

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bsilaisg . rsilrssA 10 unies town in the
sssas sf ssssinssyt I think there would
10 no dilsalsy in disposhg Of the stock
imnediately. I. for one. voald invest
largely, and in . short time We would end
that not only our county. bat the sdjoin-
ing counties. would be 6ocking in to IN
vest at any price. Oh Whist q glorious
compsny L would be! We gi'ls. Mr..
Editor. arc reslly not very snxious to be
married. but VIC see that the idea prevails
that girls are nobodies until they are
that " 'sis not the whole o. life TO live.
uuless We can change our Dsmes"-there.
fore can you blame 10 for wishing to be
somebodies Psrcnss teach their daueh.
tiers. nov . days. that the great end Of
life il TO marry. and educate them for che
sole purpose Of making ''good catch. I"
Tho yousg men are led 70 look upon the
young ladies - . species Of Das+raps,
and are very much afraid Of being cropped
iu." Oh dear how ell, quent could be
On this sujset-if ! would but the
poet says:
~ sonetimes bold Il half sin
To pat in words the grief feel,
For words, like nature, half reveal
And half conceal the soul within r.
Nov, Mr.. Editor, . few words abou.
these ssme young men. (and pray don't
imagine make any particular sllusion. }
There are quite number Of good look
ing. intelligent, smart, (at least in their
own opinion, } young gentlemen here
tshe Il for granted that they are oil
they should Be, for have no means OF
judging fos myself, as No seldom see any
Of them in society. As long as I have liv-
ed in this distinguished village Of hogs.
cattle and such. have not bad the pleas
ure Of more than . half an hours CONVEX
sation with any Of them. If BY some
mere chance. We meet any Of them 10
company they devote themselves entirely
TO the married ladies', and We poor girls
that have no husbands Oeh at home with
the chsldren. wishing their wives would
ever stay at honey are unnstised, and feel
thankful in our hearts If they vouchsafe
us word or nod. although it is done
in an absent. half conscious manner, while
they sre ssroking their pet mustache or
whiskers. Why is it 7 Are they trying to
introduce French customs Ia laudable
enterprise. truly or do ~ stand in
% much fear Of the girls 1? POOR fellows!
tell them not to let their courage fail. foI
We have been reading Ti.comb's letters to
young women and have orof,ed by them
so much that We have come to the con-
clusion TO talk. laugh. aud firt. aud to be
as agreeable rs the married ladies are. o,
seem to be Only try Ms. young gen.
tlemen, and SEQ how we'll We can do. and
then perhaps you may be induced 10 read
the letters to young men. would re-
commend the seventh letter for your es-
o. cial perusal-.'rcsd. mark. learn. and
inw.rdiy digest" it. and may it do you
much good Speaking Of Timothy Tit.
comb, il ever I am 50 fortunate O. ~ 70
marry. l should like just such man NJ
Doctor Holland-one tina: would not be
ashamed Of having the world know be
Was guilty Of the incredible fact Of really
loving his wife. and could "thauk, God
that his wife could never grow old to him.
Husbands in these days seem to look upor
their wives as an indispensable evil-only
requiring food aud clothing TO mako then
happy. and If this is provided. they are
the best Of husbands. From all such best
Of husbands ''good Lord deliver me !"
ZELMA.