Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

III eo,nict thee' naPpen' more
'ns1 a,WT m ,nInA 1, M y,
"a, en' A'e no'A
s.,
.cetn, tncusn oisPo s.ys e
S.Ae .ns negsa's s:'e 70 DsI conve - -.
.,ons Win oetn, naa "sgue sense tnas
sne.e ~: ZONE cosn1oI ano ..aeY ~ me
Iast OF n,s P,esy, ana .na1 y so@enow
% .e.eeu ~ a, -aoI sne r su ~
sPas'usa t1snscs'ons ON ne' 0"A o'
naM
we read tGas' Ges!,ned = Setn Ev:ns
va 20 P.ss n,s .as.ime s.I - .le sslv'es 49,
on 0oo, y - oIs nstleg 'n.s ne snouso sa
1:se .PI'.ss. -. - .|a- - - - :.o - ~
Au, .1.s su uss 80,
oener on ..esl p,S ..I TIVE
oenee ofuaAneS tnss e sn0u. g ls
te6 70 one VI sne most Pafe lneo .no %
noly IoIen u, t.'as ese. H w
Cn9.cn OF Cnlist ON ers'n. n - y
AsheouIne that cetn Evans nrst nesTo
Eissoetn Prsoen. ana ai'ef ina. sney
appear 70 nave oi.en met eecn o,ne. ~
various parts OF the country at rs1x'ous :.
gatherings. ihey were maffie6 u os;
Marys Cnurcn' Nott.ngnam. 1a"uei
lived longer than MS brother. we are
told that q great attacnment e1ls'ea
between the TWO orctners' atnougn
they dinered IN their views ON fehgio"s
matters. Wnen IN Paitne!sniP tney
were prosperous; ana It Is not TOO muce
70 assume tnat tne ousness capac''s ..
the elder orotner was superior 70 'ua'
OF Setn' VINO was TOO yielding anu toc
connding 10 oe in.r"stEa H WIN 'ne az AZ
lairs OF TINS "orld. Inc n',tory .s 'ens
S US ,nA' = rev uas' ] Delo,e ~. S .u e."a
oe.n sent !or Inc e..peI.el' anu sa's
iul oirections respecting ms Gomn' ",iu u
having MADE an exact calcula.on Ds
meas uremen' as 70 tne nus s .ouse"' a. .Ia"
I means ol .,Tsns = ~ @uu I S| 80,
were caIeiuiiy no.eI oown .nu .auueu
over 70 the unoertakeI tor ms guluAnce;
samuel Esans "'eo III INC e's"'s
1.M i:t..s ~ III - n. n;,.. sr,, :,
c"."o'u Evans ~ M. N. I -
'ne s.ory' ~as e'uou.s' ns.
anu ;,sea :,, anu ,aIu .h.a a" n"if ~" e.,,t,,rv
.! suiie LILLE I Ss.a . % nS:',. .ss.a =.
agoLneI AiANi'S"' 1: !. :. Ia ~. =.
Eo",o'S, y u: VIC n''.e ~ , n"",
oe!e; one ~ - =. ioI INC MI. T.
as Is s.: nl'Is.one :ot S@,. nJ E 10
ns .ne s.! ~ - nS ~ n:.sh
M ncse rs snas : ~. we.TTn Ts;..h 1s ~ Tan. InaJ
: eJ % ne. ~ :. =. hs"mt;f,,i =. th.. of
am. anu le' ie,e r, - - D Ss =. - ~ "a u
Oinan. que P'eaIyu ~ o.In e"u
ou.nous' .N On" Sn1 on '~ - s sa.-taJ -
oo'1s ~ Sho l;..a =.
,,l.n, 11,. u IVoi Pi.n.s ~ a.. O. Ha.ai -
"irAs"ortn' anu e"'.%" VIC ooslS.
10 the Peasan''y VI Tue surrUunu.ns
villages. Wheh she was c'l'eu 70 tne
work sne was q oSautiIu. youns "e.
man. one naa q loving iaee ana soit
gray eyes. ner simPnc"y won tne
sympathy OF hearers oeiore sne :toAe,
and disarmed the coarse lnei'ihty cI
country clowns. Sne stooo up IN
the name OF Methodism, out II did not
mean the same thing then as 1t does
now. 1t was not OF that modern type
winch reads quarterly reviews ana at
tends IN enaPeis ana Pii'",ec Pof',res' rm
put OF q very oid-tashiohea kind. Iney
believed IN present miracf's' IN instan-
taheous CONVERSIONS ~ rsve'A',ons oy
dreams ana visiohs' tney orew io's .no
sought ior DIVINE guidance py opening
the binie AT nazaru' having . hiei1
way OF interpreting the scriptures wnicn
Is not NJ all sahct,cneo oy approves
commentators; ana II Is imPossioie io'
me to represent their diction as cor
rect or their instruction as hoerai.-
Suii.h l nad READ rehsious histor!
aright-faith' hope ana charity nave
not always been FOUND IN direct ratio
with sensimlity to the three concords
and 1t IS possible, thank heaven to have
very erroneous theorles and very SUB.
lime feelings. In her broad teaching OF
love, and charity, and truth, Elizabeth
Evans was Tar beyond the limits OF
sect. In her spiritual faith she re-
minds as now and then OF Joan OF Arc
Eilzabeth toiied among 'Naturess un'
ambitious underwood, and lived life
that was poem. Her hight was the hight
OF Christian IN the Pilgrims Progress.
= She obeyed her conscience and worked
for the good OF others.
In the novel the descriptions OF Di'
nah are descriptive also Of Elizabeth
f.. on.,,na.;o, .na .ha fs,.,na. {,
re-