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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-07

FRER TRApE.-?rotcc.ion is bearing its
bitter fruit. the Union being struck with
the dry-rot at the top. The once thriv.
ing State Of Maine is now pronounced BY
its people on the high road to ruin. This
sad result was mainly produced BY the
destruction Of the ship building interest.
at enc tune the leading industry of tha.
State. The depression has now extended
through every department of trade. and
poverty is daily becoming more wide
spread. The dry-ro. thus prccipitated is
not. however. exclusively confined to
Maine. but its pernicious influence is plain
ly traceable throughout all Northern New
England living proof Of the error .oi
their ideas. and the penalty Of fpharasaical
selfshness. Adhere to it q few years
longer. and the whole Of New England is
destined to wheel, in solid phalxnx. in IA
vor Of free trade. The case of Maine is
not the FIRST in history. where Dead sea
truit. which tempted the eye. finally turned
to ashes on the lips.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-07
ST. MARY'S BEACON
JAMES s. DOWNS.

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..hcral deduction made 70 those who advertise
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Communications Of a personal character will
be charged. at the game rates as advertisements
obituaries over ufines in iength will be charg-
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All Communications for publication must Be
accompanied with the real name Of the author,
or no attention will be paid 10 them. The real
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desired, but we cannot consent TO insert comuu-
nications unless we know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-07

MARRIAGE WrrH 4 DECEASED Wnr'i
SIsrER.!The following extracts are from
letter addressed by the Rev. Mr.. Pun.
shon to member Of the Synod Of Torou.
to. who at its late session opposed a reso-
luton deprecating marriage with . de.
ceased wife's sister:
When l married in 1868, my deceased
wife's sister, did so advisedly. from nc
impulse of passion. but from a deliberate,
well-considered prayerful conviction o
duty.
l thought out tho whole Scriptural ar.
gumert on the question rs long ago a.
1858. when | had no idea that it could
ever apply TO myself, and became then
firmly persuaded that such marriages wery
as Scripturally lawful as they are in many
cases socially cxpedient.
This is prohibition of bigamy, as the
margin reads. Zone wife to another.
[ submit this cannot be, because we know
for fact that bigamy was practiced to q
much later period BY those who were
bound BY the Levitical laws-and also il
Deuteronomy. chapter twenty-oue. 6f
seeuth verse-part Of the second giving o.
the law-and therefore later bigamy j:
recognized as existing. and for . certain
contingency growing out Of it, and surel,
that would not be actually legislased fol
which, had been but short time befor,
positively forbidden.
Then. it is said. that In the eighteenth
chapter Of Leviticus and sixteenth verse,
marriage with brothers wife is forbid.
den, and by ''parity Of reasoning "a won
derful phrase) the same relationship is in.
cluded on the other side.
They do not see the dilemma in which
this places them. In the twentieth chap
ter Of Leviticus and twenty fifth verse
the penalty is denounced against the Ia
king Of the brothers wife, viz, childless
ness. II the prohibition applies. the pen.
atty must apply also. Need I DO NOR,
than remind you Of instances within you,
own knowledge (say = = and also = =
= Cwhe.e such penalty followed. Eithe,
then Scripture is broken and It's threaten
ings a dead-lctter. or the prohibition doe,
not apply.
Again. take the Apostles words in Ro.
mans, sixth chapter. and second verse
which appears to me significant: '.Sh,
is freed from the Law Of her husband-no
from her hushand-but from al the obi.
cations Of the relationship into which hel
relationship with him brought her. I
appears. and always has appeared 10 me
that the doctrine Of this passage i thaI
the relationship Of affinity. created By Law
ceases when the law ceases. See vher,
the converse Of this would land you.
death has no effect 10 abrogats tie ..lav
Of the husband my vifs's sister j
still my wife's sister. then legieally u,
wife b still my wife. and - fhr efoa re
strictisg my liberty 10 marry Asr own re
lasioas. her death. q it dosp noe alter n,
rslatieas 10 her-aces ase lesye - q liS
srty - nssyy 1t al.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-07

How 70 ExrRupE TINE EoGs or FrsH.---
To aid such AZ desire information on this
point we insert the following from an ar.
ticle written by one Of our most successful
culturists:
take out the trout in the race With 8
net, and place them IN tasA.ts standing in
tic water in some convenient place to han
die them. Take pan or paid with three
or four inches Of water in il from the
spring. and place i: near the baskets con-
tanning the trout. The eggs must Be
quickly extruded and the trout replaced
iu the water. This operation must not
consume more than one minute, IL posi-
he. All things being ready. female
trout is tsker out of the basket with one
haud. with the other gently rub the abdo-
men from the gills downward. and the
spawn will Cow in q continuous stream
into the vessel Continue the rubbing
until the spawn is wholly extruded, then
quickly replace the trout in tho race. or
in . separate basket One side Of the egg
has q small white spcck; here is where
the imprcsna,ion takes place. This side
Of the egg being the lightest It always
falls this side mp. ready 70 receive the milt.
Now, take male trout from the basket.
and. in like manner, or BY tho thumb
and fingers on each side Of the abdomen.
which requires rather more pressure. ex-
ude the milt. The milt falls upon the
water and settles upon tho eggs I. usu-
ally takes from tro TO four males 10 im.
prcgnate from 2.0ee to 5000 spawn. IN
like manner serve all the trout in the
baskets, I then place the spawn and miit
in shallow vessels. and put these In the
spring water, where allow them 10 re-
main frora one 10 twenty -four hours
Probably one hour is sufficient to insure
impregnation. took from 800 10 10. 600
spswn daily from November TO January
10. making m Sil about 13o. 900 spawn, ,
assesded With perfect success"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-07

PLEAsoSroS's JoKEs.-Grant doesn't
take joke worth q cent-a fact that is
evidenced By his pronouncing Gen. Pleas
onton's letter impudent. Pleasonton him.
self evidently intended it ss = most mirth-
provoking epistie. Otherwise. he would
never have referred to the administrations
Of Tyler. jackson. Pierce. Van Burcp,
and other former occupants Of the Prcsi-
Dental chair. in connection With the reign
Of Ulysses l. Nor would he seriously have
thought Of asking Grant to consult the
Constitution. to abide by the laws Of Con-
grcss. or to refer the matter IN hand 70 q
competent legal adviser. PicasoB,os'slc let
ter to Grans, 6lled with thoughts Of this
kind, was meant to Be. and certainly is.
one Of the bes, specimens Of humor that
The present Administrator has Afforded.
Yet Grant. with bis usual cbtusencss, took
il in earnest. and 'af once sent the genial
commissioner summary dismissal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-07

vrskoAx MAxrso. Vinegar i. produ-
eed BY the Transformation Of alcohol 70
aee.ic acid. The alcoholic mixture must
not be too strong. else the transformation
Is retarded. or too weak. else il will pu,re-
fy. The higher the temperature and the
greater the quantity Of air brongh, in .
given time in contact With the cider or
other alcoholic MIXTURE. the quicker is its
transformation t. vinegar. II. however.
the temperature is above 100 degrees,
alcohol is wasted BY evaporation. Near
ly oil the vinegar sold in the mar
kets is made BY what is known ~ the
quick process. but Is this method requires
considerable experience and some expen.
sive apparatus. it Is not adapted to house.
hold manufacture. BY this process cider
or other alcoholic mixtures are converted
into good vinegar ip from three 70 ten
hoars. during which it must drip through
twenty feet Of wood shavings. corn.cobs.
stems Of grapes or other similar substan.
COS, and . constant draught Of heated air
passing through the shavings. keeping up
= fermentation and coming in contact With
every drop of the mixture. completely
changes the alcohol to acctic acid, and
the moro fermcnt present the quicker il
the vinegar made or the soaring proceed
completed. For family usc ons barrel Is
usually enough for year. When eide.
is made it is easy to have pure. healthful
vinegar. but even then it Is not always 70
be found. II should be borne in mird
that air. heat and fermentation are neees-
sary to aeeti6cation. If you have vine
gar at cidcr-making time aud Gil the casi
with new cider and leave the bung open,
the new cider will produce the fermen,
and the old vinegar will change the whole
in six weeks BY keeping moderately warm.
If no old vinegar is At hand to stsrt With,
add ten gallons Of pure rain or river water
to thirty gallons Of cider. put in . cask
painted black and let il stand in tho sun
with the bung. hole open or only closed
BY . patch Of canvass tackled over il 10
keep out insects To make from common
whiskcy add Il to pure soft water in the
proportion Of one pint Of whskcy to one
gaHon Of hot water. which should be pour
ed while hot into barrel to fsr,nent.-
There should be cask also for storage,
aud every two or three weeks, or as need
cd. few gallons may be drawn ont and
added to the generating or fcrrnenting
barrel. Sorghum syrup or molssscs may
be used in place Of the whisxcy ifdesired
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-07

a ~ fsr crackers sssss ssss s.is-
-. aaA.tle ery wss iasaasty 1 aass9sa
b. BIG package heiag Are1n spea sAs
SAG. Tbs package vss epened. and .
usaa waa abo1t b heis'sAs lcs.. vhsa the
property man - he thsases isesrlered.
sayinS deg wssld 81 The bsildine On Gre.
Had tie eraekers gone into, tAa dea. he
chances are that both ball and bear would
have come out.
Poles armed With bsyonets we're no~
freely used upnn both animals. and the
crowd sueceeded in getting abou. - many
rounds out Of the anima.s q they had seen
Before the exhibition. and being convinced
that bull and bear Sighting was no great
shakes after oil. they allowed the boar 10
60 back into his den. and dispersed quite
satisfied. which they never would have
done had they not been allowed to tirs
themselves on. With the animals.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-07
who shall apply to me % Be =

Dvd - quilted voter. who shall
isfy me that he possesses, or befure
day Of election next ensuing, will po.
Maireprifr,rr; i&irn'ia : Wpler the
4 a. ath Of the said Richard Warren Edelcu
before hs s,tainrd his twenty -ir.t year.
then ,he said ,wo.thi'ds to hs equally d.
v:ded between Alice Lee Hickey. wife oi
William +. Hickey, Philip F. Edelcu
and VIM. J. Edrlen. Jr.
The Bill further states, that tho said
Henry G. Eielen was Indebted, in hi.
life time, to the Complainant. in the sum
oftwclve hundred ard for,y-6vc dollars
and eighty cents, with interest on three
hui dred aud thirty-two dollars and nine
ty-s,v cents. OF said smount. fon
March 3o,h. 1866. and en- nine bundre
and eleven dollars and eish'y-,hre" cents,
the bslnncr o. said amount. from Octo-
Der 10 b. 1866, which amounts, the said
Henry C. Edclen borrowed from the Com
plainant. At the ab We spec & lines. an,
promised to r pay ard secure to her. al
the time he borrowed the same. Tut tha'
he E cd. IN his life time, to do so.
The Bill further states, that the per.
s"nal estate OF tie said Henry G Edelcr
l. insufficient 10 ray his debts. and pray,
that deere may he passed for the sale
Of the aforenamed real estate, or 50 much
thereof as may be necessary for the pay
ncnt Of the claim Of the Conplsioans, and
for such ether aud further relief rs her
case may require.
The Bili further states. that The said
William + Hickey aud Alice Lee Hiek-
ey, his wife, ere non-r sidents os Tho
State Of Maryland. aud prays for an orr
der Of publication against them.
II IL thereuy on ordered, this seventh
day Of August, in the year eighteen nun
ared and sevent y-one. that the Coml lain
ant. by causing . copy ef this order tn ID
published ia the Saint Marys Racos.
newspaper published in Saint Mary
county, once in each Of tcur SUCCESSIVE
weeks, three months prior to the ,hirl
Monday OF December next. give notice q
ths said Defendants, Of she otj.cs and
sabstssee Of this Bill. aud warn then, I,
arpear in this Court. in person. or by 90
Hector. on er before the said third Mon
day Of Decemser, 20 answer the premise!
esd she~ e.uss. Il any they have, Why =
decree should not pass as prayed.
JNO. A. CAMALIER,
Clerk.
True ecpy-Tsss
JNU. A. CAVALIER.
Cle,k.
Aug 10. lS1l-4w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-07

! "A.a there's another thing. nbsl.-
, Yes nust pardon ms ihe saying 4 bse
~ ssrs yoaf god Judgment vill ress.
| IChanpeey has told ne cf yosr II Isvs
, passage; and thought q loa4 - you
k.d been % much 10 him. and VA B,
coming here 80 often, Il would - Irudenl
for You TO ind another"
Isabel had arisen to her feet sl1pt a
the 6rss words with vivid, blushin1 ksekl
! and flashing eyes. Now. with lous sneoreh.
ing tones. she interrupted her:
''Eoough /! I comprehend yoevJa Mr..
Roberts delicaey- Qire ny ~ ~ d
Mira. Craven. MY funks win IS called
for By the expressman."
She pnt on her hat and CLOAK, and with,
ont vouchsa6ng one word 10 tho delight.
ed triumphant girl, went out from th,
house. 80
81 have to thank my presiding stars fo
suggesting that story. knew her proud
spirit would up in arms and leave clear
field to win him. I only hope I have ut
tered prophecy. As II I didn't read
Alright their secret"
She had made slight mistake. how
ever.
And poor Isabel, her checks burning
walked on to the depot that she had ar
rived at so lately. wondering where she
would 60. when glad, joyous voice cal
led her name:
Isabel. were you going home to me
n you promised me TO do if you needed
me?'
She instinctively recoiled step. Then
seeing that there was no one in the ladies
waiting-r room but themselves she threw
back her veil and gave him the full bcne
tit Of her indignation.
"How dare you ask me such question
when your lips have so lately asked vi
Wan Folsom to be your wife Champ
ney Roberts. had thought better of you.
And then she cried Champnsy Ro
berts' heart gave . great bound ofdelight
"Oh. my Isabel! Now I know that yoy
love me. else Why this accusation.e thest
tears? I never have spoken Of love to Z
woman saving yourself. Isabel. you Be.
lieve Ief You love me at last r.
Like solemn truth she could not help
believing. came the blessed knowledge "a
her,
Il believe you. I love you"
And in the momentary desertiou Of thai
busy. public place Isabel Kent knew she
was alone no longer forever.
An hour later when the expressmau
drove up to Mrs. Craven's for the trunks,
Vivian met the two at the hall door.
"Please send Mrs. Roberts trunks down,
Miss Folsom"
1t was true. They were married and
Vivian was punished.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-07
OAKvILLE,

b. On Monday, the IS b. Tuesday, the
9, and Wednesday. the 3Osh Of Sepseu
is 1871. kr the purpose Of dischargius,
d. duty - an O6hocr Of Ksgis.r.sion, ae
he & 10 tho provisions OF said Act Of
General Assembly Of Maryland. .
70 The Registration Act Of 1870 N
y it my duty 10 register the name Of
). person who shall apply 70 me 70 BE- !,
s- tered - . qualified vossr, who shall
10 isfy ne ,hse he possesses, CT before
- day Of election next ensuing, will p.r
p she rqgisitc quali6estions under tie
- stisut;oa Of he Uaited States aud ,he-
a. nsde In .parssancs thereof, and oif
Ter rcfasals--shey had been many-oi
lin. And now sgain. with the chilling
cok out on the world before her. she de-
ided that she weuld work till her death
'efore she would be she wife Of man to
rhom she could not give hsr affections.
''I hsd made mp my mind long ago.
aud Indeed ID grisves ne %
,ave you cling to me 90. / am sorry;
sish For your sake I might view these
hings in the same light you do; but
ant Champney. Il Is impossible. that
. oil. And nov there comes the awaited
rain"
She arose as the long train went creep
nc past. with sd, plying look n hes
overs face.
I've viii try 10 Be friends then. Ia-
'el. though God knows how mceking snsl
mi y the name Of friendship is after
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-09-07

r. ALceturer undertook b explain
10 village andicnee the word phenome-
non. May Be Jon don't know what Q
phenoaseson d. Well I'll seH you. Yen
hare seen Z. COZ. no dcsbs. Well, . eow
= not . pheuosacnch. You have seen an
sPpIe tree. Wei, an apple tree d not &
phesomenoa. But when yoa zee the COW
% up the tree tail foremost. TO pick the
aprlc.. that i phenomenon