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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05
DEAD

''Sbe is dead p they said TO him. 'Coihe away;
Kiss her and leave her-ihy love Is clay ~
They smoothed her tresses Of dark brown hair;
On her forehead of stone they laid it fair;
Over the eyes which gaEed too much,
They drew the lids with gentle touch
With tender touch they closed up well
The sweet, thin lips that had secrets to tell
About her brown and beautiful face
They tied her veil and her marriage lace.
And drew on her whitefeet the white silk shoes
Which were the rhitpsA, no eye could choose
And over her bosom they crossed her hands
'Come away" they said, "God understands"
And there was silence and nothing there
But silence, and scents of eglantere,
And jasmine, and roses, and rosemary,
And they said, Gas lady should lie, lies she"
And they held their breath as they left the room
With shudder, to glance atitsstillness and gloom
But he who loved her too well to dread
The sweet, the stately and beautiful Dead
lie lit his lamp and took his key
And turned it. Alone again-he and she.
He and she; yet she would not speak,
Though he kissed in the old place, the quiet cheek
lie and she; but she would not smile,
Though he called her the name she loved ere-while
He and she; still she did not move
To any passionate whisper of love.
Then he said "Cold lipsand breast without BREATH
Is there no voice ? no language of death
'Dumb to the ear and still to the sense,
But to the heart and soul distinct, intense2
"See now; will listen with soul, not ear;
What was the secret Of dying, dear2
'Was it the infinite wonder of all
That you ever could let lfe's flower fall
'0r was 1t the greater marvel to feel
The perfect calm DER the agony steal 2
'Was the miracle greater to find how deep
Beyond all dreams sank downward that sleep
"Did life roll back its record, dear7
And show, as they say it does, past things clear2
"And was il the innermost heart Of the bliss
Te find out SO, what wisdom love is?
90 perfect dead o, dead most dear !
| hold the breath Of my soul to hear
~ listen as deep as to horrible hell
As high as to heaven, and you do not tell
<ruusnEr- you w, TIsIgiu nom pUau 10 TFet'
az would tell you, darlng, II ! were dead,
And 'twere your hot tears on my brow shed.
81 would say, though the angel of death had laid
His sword on my lips to keep il unsaid
"You should not ask vainly, with streaming eyes,
Which Of all deaths was the chiefest surprise;
1.-THE very strangest and suddenest thing
OF all surprises dying must bring"
All, foolish world Oh, most kind dead
Though he told me, who will believe II was saidf
Who will believe what he heard Der say,
With the sweet, soft voice. in the dear old way
1.-THE utmost wonder Is this ] hear,
And see you, and love you, and kiss you, DEAR
"And am your angel, who was your bride,
And know that though dead have never died. y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

&5~Fritz has had more trouble with
4PBeetiGHAP 4era 1 fAli time he determine
man. cdnsnlf,asdd- ~ ~ 4 y -1l,s
"How vos dose tings," he said, "vell
a valare's got garden und der oder
valare's got some shickens eat um up.
Don't you got some law for dot I"
"Some ones chickens been destroy
ing your garden :" asked the lawyer.
"Straw in mine garden Nine IL vos
vegetables"
"And the chickens committed dep
relations on them p
Dish dot so 2" asked Fritz in aston
ishment.
"And you want to sue him for dam
ages p continued the lawyer.
"Yaas. Colt for tamages, und der
gabbages, und der leteuges."
"Did you not notify him to keep his
chickens upi"
"Yaas, did Modify him.
"And what did he sayi"
"He modify me 10 60 to baal, und to
wipe mine shin down off mine vest" Il
"And he refused to comply with your
just demand !"
"Hey"
-"He allowed his chickens to run at
large :"
6Yaas. Some vos large ind some
vas leedle valares; but dey Dos scratch
mine garden more as der seven dimes
reech."
"Well, you want to sue him ~ said
the lawyer.
"Yaas, want to sue him to make
vone blank fence up sixdeen feet bis
house all around, vot der dam shick-
ems don't got over"
The lawyer informed him he could
not compel the man to build such a
fence, and Fritz left in rage exclaim-
ing:
Next summer time,I raise shick-
ems too, you bate. j raise Fighting
shickens, Ply tam Wipe off yours vest
| down"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

as this in its provisions can be made
available for the punishment of those
who may be guilty Of unlawful discr,m.
inatioh against citizens of the United
States while exercising the elective
franchise, on account Of their race, SC,
There is no attempt in the sections now
under consideration to provide specii-
cally for sach an offence. If the case
is provided for at all il is becatse il
comes under the general prohibition
against any wrongful act or unlawful
obstruction in this particular. We are,
therefore. directly called upon to decide
whether 3 penaistatute enacted by Con-
gress with its limited powers, which
PROVIDES in general language, broad
enough to cover wrongful acts without
as well as within the constitutional iu-
risdiction, can be limited by judicial
construction, SO as to make 1t operate
only on that which Congress may right
fully prohibit and punish. For this
purpose We mist take these sections of
the statute as they are. We are not
able to reject a part which is uncoisti-
tutional and retain the remainder, If
there be such, from that which is moi"
"The question then is wheth-
er we can introduce words of limitation
into penal statute so as to make it
specific, when, as expressed, it is gem
eral only" "This would to
some extent substitute the judicial for
the legislative department of the gov
eminent. Within its legitimate sphere
Congress is supreme and beyond the
control OF the courts: but lift steps out
side of its constitutional limitations and
attempts that which is beyond its reach
the courts are authorized to, and when
called upon in due course of legal pro-
ceeding must, annul its encroachments
upon the reserved power of the States
and the people. To limit this statute
in the manner now asked for would be
to make new law, not TO enforce an
old one" The whole was therefore
declared void by reason of repugnance
to the constitution. We wish Attorney
General Taft would tell us how it can
be dead for all purposes and yet alive
for controlling federal elections. 1t
is true that the decision was not pro-
nounced in case growing out of fed
eral election, but the reasoning of the
Court is fatal to the annulled act in
every application.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

For WHOEVER 1T FITs.-There are
nearly as many bad wives as bad hus-
bands. Many men who work hard and
try to do well in life are neglected and
abused by improvident women.
They are condemned to eat the poor
est dinners, when they provide the best
the market affords.
On heavy bread, soggy vegetables,
muddy coffee and tough pie-crust, how
can woman expect her husband to be
pleasant and loving1
ans S% one Y n often drink whisky because
ach-and the habits or intemperance are
often in this way begun, Though the
- s.ss v ".
It costs more to cook poorly than to
make food good and palatable.
If woman runs home from neigh
bor's just in time TO throw pie togeth-
err, bake it, bring it on the dinner-tabIe
hot, she commits great ofIense against
her family.
If man has only an hour to go home,
get his dinner and return to business, il
should be ready for him promptly on
time, else he. will eat very hot food in
the greatest haste, and start of foI
a rapid walk, all of which is very bad
and will soon show its effects upon the
strongest man.
b. When her husband gets peevish, low
spirited and forgetful OF the little acts Of
love and kiHdness he taught her to ex.
pect in days agone, a woman who /:
such bousekeeper need not sit in the
twilight and wonder at sad changes.
Dyspepsia is notconducive to tender
thoughts or happiness.
Had she acted her part with half the
zeal and industry Of her husband, al
would have been well, and she coult
still sit in the sunshine of earlier days
J -Erchange.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

LANGUAGE or FINGER RrNcs.--Tn
case d genilsmau wishing to marry
literally in the market with hi.
~ar4 plain or chased golC
nan, upon the ftaal finger Of The lef
When success attends his suit and be
IS actually engaged, the ring passes L
the second finger.
After marriage i passes to the third
finger.
ii, however, the gentleman desires &
tell the fair ones that he not only IL nd
in market, but that he does NOT desid
TO marry at all, he wears the signet up
his little finger, and all ladies may
derstand that he il out OF their reach
With the fair sex the laws Of
ring" are:
A plain or chased gold ring d &
little finger of the right hand in
F." not engaged" or, in plain
ready for proposals sealed or
wise"
When engaged, the ring pass,
first finger Of the left hand.
When married, the third
ceives ii. 4
If the fair one proposes To
siege to her heart, she places
on her first and fourth fnge
each, like two charms 20 ke
tempter. II is somewhat
this disposition Of rings ID
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

The FIGHTINe Tack. Soon after ID
beneyolentalooklhg red headed man had
taken seat in Monroe avenue saloon
yesterday, little, withered upold man
came in and asked him 10 taiSe some1
thing, They both drank the cigafJ
were called for and the little man sud-
denly turned to the other and said
"For thirty long years have follow
ed your trail night and dayl You broke
up my happy family, villain that you
are, but now comeout here and fight mo
like man p
~ will fight you to the deathF' was
the determined reply, and both rushed
into the back yard, talking about bowie.
knives, unhohofed graves, cad so fotths
The saloonist ran to- the front door,
whistled for policeman, and then hur-
ried to the back door to protest. He
saw coat-tail going over the fence,
realized the situation and went IN and
solemnly wiped Off bis bar with hrs
elbow, while-a sad smile yurked aro,:ss.s
the corners OF his mouth. I. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

THE TRUE CoDE OF HoNoR.--A man
cannot afford 10 be unfaithful under any
circumstances; man cannot afford 10
be mean at any time; man cannot az.
ford 10 do less than hts best at all
times, and Under III cifcumetances.--4
No matter how unjustlY you are treat
ed, you cannot afford for your own,
sake, to nse anything bnt your bettee
self, nor render anything bot your be
ter services. You cannot afford 10 liz
to liar, yoti comet afford 10 do other
than uprigbtly with any man no mat
ter what exigencies exist between him
and you. No man can afford e be any
but true man, living ii his higher na-
ture and acting with The highert consids
GRAFTON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

was seconded. yac F1ocI
far down as tbelname on,
had led the vote in &, sor on
diture. When hewas callay
gled and twisted and made hiMl
mighty uncomfortable for me ment, and
then voted "No."
"Blde Jeans" sad, Just io5d enoosf
for everybody to bearthim; "Anotlei
dog broke of smoking eags y. which
brought down the House with scream
and shouts of laughter and tornado Of
applause
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05

SAFE posrTroNs IN SLEEplres-s1t Ii
be..er 10 20 to sleep on the right side, <
for then The stomach II very much III
the position Of bottle turned upsid
down, and the contents are aided
passing out by grasitatipn. II ore ID
10 sleep on the left side, the operaI
Of emptying the stomach Of its cont
is more like drawing water from q
After going TO sleep lea The body
its own position. II ybn sleep d
back, especially after hearty me
weight Of the digestive organs, a
Of the food, resting on the great
the body, near the back bone, q
SEES Il, and arrests The flow Of u
more or less. {
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-10-05


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The book, al soremenIl
on that page a. ] MOI oni
vaguely IN your mind but
words, speak them out.
low these two rules, atid
...slca keys Of knowlede
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IS purbe bereitS berporgeboben, baB Die
Soee, Dem en9lllAen S0ut9Ss4itel ben Sat
IeraSitel bon Snoien blnSuSufi9en, ni6tS
gteueS 1T. SaB man jett nit iol6er @nt.
ldteoenbeit parauf ;uriidfommt, bepeiSt
o%ffenbar, oaB man Snbien's @tdtt9teit mebr
ais supor miirolst uno ber gSelt Seigen Mil,
oaB man 9aS tbut uno oaB England iene
ungebeure Seftbung bebaupten miro, ulSse
tommen, Mas oa luoue. 0ieieIbe 1T uidJt 10,
wobl mie cine Golouie ais eln erobcrteS 9feld
81 betradten - OaS ate 0tei1 beS @roBs
Iio9ul8. ,Gon eiaer Selbifauoigteit oerlelben
Obne 3rIammenGaug nit Gu9lano fann 9ar
feline Heoe iein, neil Die S0lung oieier Ser.
b%inoung Snoleu nur Der Sarbarei uno Dem
plloelten Srieg 5ipli1en ben emielnen Stam.
men, Siriteu unb NeltgionS, @enolienibaiten
iiberantnorten nno itlieBli6 Sur Seute 0fuB.
lauo'6 maiden fpiroe. Snbien lam mr. ais
3betl beS britiifeu ReideS feline SeSeutuna
fir OteieS NIB fir ben @eltsDiarft bebals
ten, aber bieie Seoeutuu9 1T TO 9epaltig, ba6
elm SatlersSttel oafiir mobl am Blab lit.
Die Seriibrung bes BrinSen bon 9SQles nit
ben tnotiten 6iirlten bat Su9leI1 ermielen,
oab man NIT Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der alten
lnoiihen Sultan.9Siiroe (@roBmoanl beoel.
let niftS AnOeres), womit Der aben0ldnoll6e
3ttel Sailer 9leidbeoeuteno lit, mn poIittid
rthtl9 perfabren miro. Sic MereenlGnoer
oerIan9eu nt6t bios Die 0itttel, iouOern and
, 1876-03-23
Bur 6cibibte 1nbiens.

SIM Ilterthune, oas beiBt bis gum gi1fane
Der Iraber in Snoien, III, CAB eS in oieienl
ganoe, baS forttpahren6 in fleine 4teid)e aers
rtl1e1 mar, 1ur &6nige, nlo fetncm berlelben
lit eS lie etrgefallen, fth ourh iraeno eiuen
Sttel bober ais ieine @olegen auf ben Sbro=
nen itelen 81 mollen. gtaf III, felt mel
dem Sabre IN Stbierl mobameoallilhe Siir5
lten nebell betontlhen 81 regirren anfinQen,
lalnten it'd Die @rlteren 9ep0bnll9 y@mtre"
(Slriten) DSbaltte" (Stelpertreter oes Bro.
pbeten), ipdbreno Die 2eetern nod INNER ben
Sttel n&6nty" beibebielten. Als ban1 i'm
Sabre 1885 Iltamid, Der 3man3i91e in Der
Getbe Der mobamebantld en 6egenten Snoi,
ems, Der ttd) pom gemelllen Sflapen gum Be-
berr16er oteIeS 3teI enret6eS elnporQelhlpunz
gen bate, ltarb, folgte tbm ietn Sobn 6truI
urlD Dteler, mar Der Grlte, melGer ben S,tel
pS6ah" arnabn1. Sbm fol9te nod i'm lel-
ben Sabre ielne Sbmeiter 9fl3ta, oie bis
gum Sabre 1899 berrlfte uro iid 80 Il |.
I a II a" (&atIertD nanlte. Sie mar alio Die
grlte, tpeld)e IN Sll0len bielen Sltel eiufiibrte,
Der jebob nit ibrem Sobe mieber erloid1.
Sr1t nit Saber, benz Irz llrenfel Samerlan'S,
Der 1925 ben Sbron SnbienS b~eltiea u1o Der
it'd ben Sltel D@robmo9ul" beileQte, lebte in
Sloten Der &aiIertltel lpleoer auf, 90 Die
abenoldnoil1en 0errider BON MN on, penn
lte an ben geherriher Snbiens ibrteben,
oenlelben ltatt v@roBmo9ul" oftrur ,Saiier"
ODER Sultan" alein titulirterl.
Sn Dem Srtefe, pelben Die S6niQin gliias
beth bon @u9lano 1899 ourh Sobn Ofiloeuz
ball an ben @robmo9ul gfbbar ben @roBen
9elan9en lteB, miro oerl elbe gang elufad
u%taller" %tttlllirt. Der &aiiersS;tel bltet
nun iir INNER bel ben @robmoaulen, bic
bis gum Sabre 1850 eriltirten, in meldem
Sabre oann Der leste berielben, Dtobammel
Sabaour, tpe9en ieiner Sbeilnabme on Der
SerlGm0ruug Nena Sabib'S BON ben @no=
lanberu entbront uub na6 Nanqoor oer.
bannt murbe. Sn Der lar9en 9tei6e Der Ye.
berrIher Snptens felt benz @infale Der Ora,
ber befiupet iid aud 9taoir Sdab, Seberr.
ider Yerltens, Der 1889 in Suoien einfte
llalo es eroberte, ipeun audi mr. fir flrst
3elt. Nabtr SGab bate einen 'fleiuel
Sobn, y}amens Alt, ben er elnlt auf Der
&bron SnolenS iesen NIB gum @robalo9u
erbeben molte. gtaoir Shab nuroe abe,
balb barauf BON ieinen Soloaten erltlaael,
uuo feline Sreunoe ~tonnteu. nur nit Wtiibc
Den fletnen Ilt am 2ebeu erbalten. 9erlelbl
lpuroe leiner eigeilen Siderbeit lpeQeu alerI
lla1 @~onltantt1opel, Ipdter nad Semlln ge
bradt. no er Der &atlerin Wtaria Sbereiic
sur G%r6tehung iiber9eben marb. 0leIelb,
lleB ben &oobn Nabtr S6ab's taufen uni
illadte tbn batln gum Baron BON Semliu
Der Saron bat ii1 i'm iiebenidbrisen &rieae.
III Incident Ell fir Die Seiterrel0er fdmpfte'
iebr ausgeSeidhet uuo itarb lpdter in 9Sleu,
Itan la9t, etnt9e Sdrtften bieies Sarons
lagen nod beute i'm gebeimen Staatsarhir
5ll 2Slell. Is. St.)
, 1876-03-23

Bon1p unb Eitel bet 9enen, peI1en ie fif
ptllt9 l1ntermerfen loler.
Wdt obtgen Iniiften %ftinnen bic 1erz
Berunaen BON 9lSraelt polfommen iibers
etn. Die Bidti9feit BON Snbie11 fir Gngz
LAMB, iagt er, unb oas Sntereile an oertlels
ben lift leit ben leBten SaabHbnteu immer
9eltle9en, fte miro I'M 10 better perItaroen lie
nlebr man Srlbien fennen lernt. @r iprat
Damn w0rtlit :
DSnoten lpirb inter Der &ouigtr bon pieleu
iouuerduen Siiriten reeiert, BON oenen eini0e
2brone tnnebabel, auf penen TIRE Sorfabreu
laben,r ais @islano cine r0mil9e Broptn5
mar. Ser Se1u6 oeS Yrinsen BON gSale8 in
Suoien bat oteies 5nmpatbleaefibl apiider
betoen 2duoern per9rDBert UNI Dem elben ais
SttnluluS geblent. IS fommt mir nidt AL,
ttnem benz SbroNe 10 nabe itebenoen Brin3en
ether ofentltd)en Bfldt mag Die Sprafe Der
Wabrbelt 9ebrau6t per0en, unb i'd bin 9e=
tplB Sl Der Senerflng bereftl9t, oab mabs
re1to oteles 9alloer 9roBartl9en unternebmen8
lettetletts letn Senebmen unb Serbalten Elm
lolfe8 9epeien 1T, nm ST. bemeiien, bab tbn
ntdt ietne @eburt aletn fir ben faiierlihen
Burpur qualtftSlrt. litter alien bteien um-
ltdnoen itno mir Der Iniiht gemeien, baB Die.
Belt gefomuen iei, mo Die nripriiugllhe Abs
ii6t IN gSirfiamfeit gebraht iperoen ioute,
uno t6 eriu6e bem1a6 baS SauS, ,eille Sil
ent9egen 81 uebmen, melde aus einem einSi9eu
Bara9rapben beitebt, Der Shre Maieitdt in
Den Stano leBen miro, mittellt elmer Yroflas
nation ibren fDni9liten Siteln eiren 3ulab
81 9eben. Sn bteiem Serfabren fol9e i'd
Dem ourfl Die ltntons-Qcte 9eihafIenen Yrds
ceoerl5tale, burd mel6en &0nig @eorg III.
ben Sttel zines Songs beS Sereini9ten So
lltgret6es BON @roBbrittannien ulb Srlanb,
iomte beiien Golonien ainabm. SD boffe,
DaS Sau8 miro Sbrer Naieitdt &egierin9 in
Dem BON ibr eingeihlaseneu Serfabren unters
itiiBen, neil i'd iiberSeugt blu, bab bies etu
| Sfrltt 1T, Der ni6t auein oer inbilden Siirs
ten, io11bern aud Der inptifen Nation sur
9robten a3ufrieoenbeit gereiben miirbe. 2eb>
tere Ieben ellem berartigen Icte nit 9roBem
S%litereIe ertgegen unD baben IN perlbieoen>
arttser Beiie ibren 8uni6 nod elmer iol6en
Polltlf betunbet. Sd fible ielber, bab bas
Serfabren auh elm ioldeS lift, melhes Der
Sepolferun9 bes Seer. &0ni9ret6es b0Git arlz
9enebm ieln miro, neil ETH lole5er S6ritt
lenen auf Der 9an5eu Sniel porberri6enben
@eilt = ndmlid etncn @eiit Der @ntidlofIens
belt, infer Heid) Intact gu balten (Seiian),
beiie9eln uno ienen auSldnoilden Diploma
ten, Die germ perfiinoen, oaB Snoieu fir ms
tur cine Sltrbe lnb etne @efubr 1T (Seifan),
eine geiunoe 2eft,on ertbeilen iuirp. Snoenl
Ste btele Sill annebmen uno SIRE WtajeltGt
befdbtSen, bteIen Sdritt Sn tbur, peroell
Sic ben flaren BepeiS fiibren, bab gle Sill
oten ais cine Der ipidtigiten Seitbun9en Der
arone unb elle itolse Otarf uniereS 8eibes
auieheI. "..-.-.
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