Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-09-08
IEoNARDToWN. MD: FHUl


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aSspposing the infuesee sf tobacco on
others akiaste that ON ssyseif.s The trnaci.
ty With whaeh many good ssssell n grea,
inen adhere 10 il l. accounted for. Some
years ago, occasionally met prominen.
Methodist preacher, who recently died be-
tween 50 and 90. On one OCCASION. he
was uneasy. being cut oftsSaeco. WHY.
Mr.: B,. said !, do you, 4 worshiper 81
Adsm Clarke, use it, when he esilz slsose
who smoke and .haw' k. .bcasts''y Eye =
said he fsf don !, care wira. Adam ciafke
says: find good In II, ana cannot ana
WI not give II up" Few of the clersy
I " the eigiftcenih century, II was saii.
could write sermon without the aid or 4
Pipe. and not few were the di-putes n
cccasioned. II can. however. eve re %
no srhisms IN orc large sect, siuce ~
tesd Of is1-the Pope- ahas expressed lF;vsts
sen - desnitsiy .: i.iba. y; -i.,-e ~
b,.a. issttl ssss..i III u
--..Ifli -tzr 1auhi'or dispute. Hss decision
cosncs 20 .,s no. ir an albcation, bs:t in
the sul,joined Cable dispatch allore lumi-
nous than any official document whatey-
or =:
" The Pope recently visited the tcbae-
co manuflciory, AMI was presented bY the
manager with several Thousand ol the best
cigars The Holy Father is great smo-
h.r. invariably taking cigaf after every
rueal. Tue Gatllolic world, though it ir-
clulv- nearly all. the s,n.king nations.
never consider that cigars can bc waited
II the Vatican, and consequently these re-
gui>iir> make poor show in the streaul
Of presents which ha- poured in upon the
Pepe. Tl,e .tipiy zfashev waikes'theswissle
WI, t. the mauuiactory (Which is in the
Tras,crcrr). and was in excellent spirits
Being told that great part of the work
was done hy the girls of the Tra>tcyrre
h. cxclaimc,l Conduct me, then, tn these
-eryaas;s- -ef i.s,d.s.a a-.as-a---r-s--,--s .-4--s
( Oi deep and original thinkers sticking
To- their piv,ds IIol,bcs smoked his till h"
. vas ~. and SIR Isaac Newton till hr was
~. The latter IN the early part of hi
career vas not "yrrh,rl.n.1 with means
fnr indulgiug tho luAUr,. however much
Ia enIryci H. Nhiir "A student at tam
bridge be- WI "hli-rA IN earn something
by lNin. private lc,~nrs in mathematics
ami. wi,ru hc left tur Lo,.dun and hccamc
a myml:rr ai the Ros al Society. hr was
onr Of severed t~ poor 10 ''ny the w".kl,
shilling Inscription. II, j. plinfil T.
read that among n"mhor> excused from
payment on account of thcir finances. wa>
Mr.. Isaac Newton. whose investigation
had already begun to cnlishten the world
through the medium of this society"
Addison. Steele. c"ngrcye. and Prior
were smokers The famous pr Parr. Il
tt,"i"gian and in knowledge of Greek
4 literature not surpassed by any scholar .!
hI- day. was lnm",irratcly attached t. thr
pi,r: 10 was Walter Scott at one time
: aud ut ih ';",-- E.nL IL cigars Sn were
Campbell. M"'re, and Byron. while Tcn-
uyson Thackrrnv. anI Bnlwcr rhantc,l
thc praises rt The hCrh. Still there have
bccu and are. on both sides of the Allan
tie. cmiucnt names ,hat e>rhew IT. IL
smoking rhilo-"rf,,r~ hay" left no minute,
Vt the influence "t til" r'v' ~ their cogi-
tatjnuS IL l. 'n h. h"psd >oui" living one
will rive th",r experience in a. matter {"
interest t" students iu every department
cf research II j certainly true that al
subjects relating +, ourselves ami tie
w,rll around uS ar, rcktted IL one auntit-
cr--tllc apparently triilInc {" the >,ri"I-
AMI profound even >makin" tobacco Z,
psychology II ha> ohyicu>lv hearing
"u current scientific inquiries respecting
mcntid phenomena Are they results {"
material organization, or is thr mind "'
>"ul cf rIaa something distinct from and
indr ,ndeut af his h"dyt
Other effects of smoking. whatever ,hcy
,arc. appear To me triiic> compared t" it.
Influence nn the intellect. wnuld ad,l
no-hin. f.crirj.,us To- it, claims but j. M"
that which suggests mattcr for the inter
change 1t ideas. which naturally ami
.hcalthilc moves the urgans ot Thought
woy>in. against The icr:on NJ ignorance
Tobacco sheuid I've Judged tr"m-its .in,iu'
"urr "n rational smokers 1t h"mr. no
Notwithstanding with Intoxicating lj4u"r,
~ public h'u.>. l.alc other tniuss. y
'>Ut,g> in reputation from beng tNinl IL
had company
T., ION. anil abb controversy on III,
pIr>tinn, * >,uoAing injurious t. health.
so she first ,rinni, OF The lancet fnr l>11
'' Chambers Fucs -, prjja ,rrceutlN
romlAetc,b >ay. The. whole, matter j.
very fairly >u,umrd up by pr. Richard
ION ina mru,ur which VT c5n curli.ll,
rccu,anlcnd. We cannot honestly ~,
more. against ,char,o than can-.hc urge,
asaiusi any oIaer lu>ury, AMI Isof ncarl,
c>rryluxury it Is the least injurious L
i iuiiccuou> as compared with alcohol
it does infinitely less harm Than onium
it is.iin no >,.n>,' wor~c than IA: and Il,
the sifc ii high living II contrasts mos
favorally \ lon.
,|csariyc is always L. l., preferred
: >sniFNc i rr,'.,hly the least i'iuri"u
' jNr,u in wh,,h W take tobacco, ami chew
ing - the .nu>; iriCtcrioE>.
fs An Observer >a,> that - rhilGrr
are not - we'll l.. hay,~i ~in,,,, 'i,' u,rtii
crs hase sasea ~ M sag,s.- .aA-l4abG;Al...'
1 hco,s rhi- j. Supposed . bc 4 -, -
The disase Of slippers Ger >panklng parp'
~e>.
/. $50 t . --~.s-..l 3SifES
!. s~ - =
E<- Man" >sy. Adam smish- -.-is .
2 ansssal that makes barsaHs.> No e,as