Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-12-10
HOW WOMEN CAN SAVE MONEY.

| know young dressmaEer who per-
suaded n,ighbor to lend her money
enough To make the first Iayment on q
sewing-machine Size found all tie
dress making she could attend to, at
double Ler sual price Per day. and in
few months tie machine was hers,
and she began to save money. Your
wife NAV not be able to do much house.
work, but she can run n sewing ma
would save enough to pay for an extra
servant, and pay for the sewing machine
also. She could make all your pants,
coats. vests. etc, besides her own clothes,
and thus save enough from tailors' and
drcssmaktrs' bills to pay for the ma
chine. Ny advice is 10 every young
lady wlo has only few dollars in mo-
ncv, to cxpend it towards purchasing n
good $, wing machine ui.or II Conn
try Homes.
II is net unusual to find the owner Of
n sewing machine earning from $50 to
SIS month Instead of a half dollar
for days work extended far into the
night, an OPERATOR now receives from
three to five times that sum for 4 dav
Of reasonable length. At IL onardtown.
Of J. 7. GKEENwrLL. Agent. tie world
renowned Elias Howe Machine can lie
obtained on very easy terms. In fact,
no one now can have any excuse for
longer doing without Sewing Machine.
Full and thorough instruction given at
the house of the customer and satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
LEFT HANDED SCroSs-The English
correspondent ofthe Boston postwrites !:
England does not in all eases visit
the sins of the father upon the chill
dren." On the contrary, the fine old
Constitution, III soInc eases, has been
wont to crown the children with honor
cn account of the raternal Teccadillocs
The Dukes of Richmond, st. Adams and
Grafton are living, and are hereditary
illustrations of this All three of the Sc
noble dukes are the direct descendants
Of illecitimate sans of Charles H.. the
merry monarch" The Duke Of St.
Adams is the descendant of sweet Nell
Gwynne;" and these dukes enjoy their
honors today, and their castles and
splendid incomes, for the very reason
that they are left handed scicns If dis
solute ROYALTY. This is their only title
to mobility; and thus. iii past genera
tions. the House Of Peers has more or
less been recruited. The anc. st~ess Of
the Dukes Of Richmond was that beau
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DE Perrencourt. whom the crafty Louis
NV. sent over TO England to 81 q IN
and corrupt the .asiiv-to-le-charm
and-corrurtcd English King. Charles.
easy going and olcn to bribery Of both
the feminine and pecuniary sort, fell at
once into the far from painful snare
He became the fa"ile slave of Louise.
who was an exceedingly bright woman,
and raised more spit, full envy in the
breasts of the court beauties, whom
Leiy has So well pres. rived to us. than
any fair stranger of that time. Charles
created her Duchess Of Portsmouth,
and Louis NV. delighted 1T her sue
cess in winning over the English King
to his designs. added u this distinction
by making her Duchess of Aubignv in
France. Her son by Charles was a
bright and cnterprising Young fellow
and, on coming 20 age, was created
Duke of Richmond in England and Len
nox in Scotland. was made u Knight Il
the Gartcr-to the disgust Of some cd
dukes and earls who had long been
craving this honor for tEemsslyes-an
acquired Goodwoo rs ucalresiL,nce
His son. TIE second duke. WIS quite q
character IL tie times If III. two
Georges, and became Master Of the
Horse. The third duke became We,
more distinguished. lie was Sec7e.
tary of State in the elder Fox's admin.
istration, Master of Ordnance under
Rockingham. aId then under Shelburne
firm friend of Fox. a Wing 10 III,
core, and enc If Chatham's most .ff,c.
tive allies III defending America. III,
was an accomplished and popular man
good speaker. and proud If his liner,
al views Henry Fox. Lord Holland
married his sister: so he was the uncl,
of the great Charles James Fox-des
pite which the duke was member %
the Cabinet of the younger Pitt Fox,
rival He was succeeded by dashin.
military nephew, Lieutenant Colone
Charles Lennox. This was the yours
man who created such stir by fightin,
duel with the Duke Of York. Geors,
HIS second son, and 1t that time CON,
mandrr-in-chief Of tho army. in l7ss