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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

Peters mother died. After that be
was sent 10 his grandmother's, for he
had a quaFFelsome, fretful temper, and
bis aunt could not manage him with the
other children. His grandmother dealt
kindly and patiently with him, and
helped him 10 improve.
Peter now had q new mother. and hIs
father had sent for him 10 come home,
but he did not want togo. He felt sure
he would not ike his new mother, end
that she would not like him.
THAT depends upon yourself, Peter"
said his grandmother. "Csrry love end
kindness in your pocket, and you'll find
no difficulty"
The idea struck the boy faxorably.
He wished be could, he said.
"And the best Of il IS" said grand.
mother. "if you once begin paying q
out. your pockets will never be empty,
for You'll be paid in your own coin. Be
kind and you viii be treated kindly;
love and you'll be loved"
81 wish | could" said Peter.
All the way home he more or less
thought of do moi know about his
welcome home, or what his father or
new mother said 10 him. The next
morning he rose early, as he was nsed
at his grandmother's, and came down
stairs, where everything being new, he
felt very strange and lonely.
"I know / shan't be contFnted here"
he said 10 himself; 81 know shan't;
I'm afraid there's not bit OF love in
my pocket"
However, in a little while his Eew
mother came down, when Peter came
up 70 her said /:
"MOlhef, what can | do 20 help you"
"My dear boy" said she, kisslHg him
on the forehead, "how thoughtful you
are. / thank you for your kind offer;
and what can I do TO help You: for IN
afraid you win be lonely here at Syst,
coming from your dear, good grand
moiher!"
What kiss was that II made him
so happy.
"That's psyiag me OF in more than
my own coin, thosght Peter.
Then he knew he should love bis new
mother: and from that good hour Pc
ier's pockets began TO ill with the beau.
iIful bright coin oi kindness, which is
The best "small change" in. the world.
Keep your pockets fun Of IL and you.
will never be in want.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

The marriage laws in Virginia are
very strict, full account Of the age.
parents names, occupations and resi-
dence being required from both parties
before license is granted. A clergy:
man who marries minors without The
parents consent is liable 10 imprison-
meat aud fine Of go, 900. II Is pro-
baby owing 10 these safeguards about
marriages that divorces are so rare in
Virginia.
Before The war village called Hard
Scrabble. Just over the Pennsylvania
line, was q sort oi Gietna Green, and .
quondam shoemaker, who had been
chosen Justice ci the peace, ofiiciated
as God Of love 10 Join the flying lover
who hired him 10 escape the law
When they were very young. howes er,
the old man often reasoned with them
like father, and more than once sent
them home TO learn wisdom with age.
On one occasion when the girl was :
mere child, Quimby, the shoemaker.
laid down his pipe, and fixed his eyes
on her blushing, trembling face. "Mar-
~ ycur taking up two bis Of thread.
EYES can marry you as quickly Is l
can tie this knot. But"--and the old
man rose solemnly-"only Gods hand
can cut the knot asunder." For the
first time. perhaps. the awful import OF
her act flashed upoa thu gsrl. She burst
into tears. and sobbed out "I want my
mother r. s'Pll take you to her, my
child; and as for you young man, 20
about your business" They we're new
er married, and 10 the end Of her life
the woman had reason 10 thank the old
man for his interference. The papers
have been filed lately with the runa-
way matches oftwo young girls. one
1ving iFom Yassar College. The other
running away with a servant. Girls
who have never probabIy chosen dress
for themselves. in one. rash moment OK
inexoEahly the fate Of their future lives.
The only argument they hear in the
matter i The good looks OF . young lel-
lew Of whom they know really nothing.
GiFls soimmasnre and dunreasoning ought
not 10 be trusted to choose their every
day companions. Parents are 10 blame
IL these companions lead them into life-
long niscFy.-IoEth ComPanioH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

II was in the far, far West. The bar
keeper had been crossed in some way
during the afternoon and was in ill-hu-
NOR. Up stepped q thirsty citizen and
raped impatiently on the bar.
'What shall Il be- jedge . " said the
mixer Of drinks.
"WeIl." said the .iedge. make It .
gin cocktail with be of mint ia j"
s'That ain't what you want" answer
ed the bsr-ksrper. 'syou want whisky
straight, you do
"No. l dom. !" persisted The jedge,
al tell you want gin cocktail with a
Bit"
.No. yOu don't jedge. no, y0u don't.
You're gOin' TO have whisky straight,
and more IN that" be added, trying the
keen edge Of his bowie on his thumb
pail, you're gong to drink Il out Of a
tin dipper."
The jedge admitted the force Of the
argument and changed his mind.
This Tecalls another story that Cau-
suer has heard Of an eastern man. accus-
toned to the luxurles 10 be had at Del
mbnico's. who dropped into Fesiau-
rant in q Nevada mining town for din-
ner. The head waiter. who was also
jhnigr proprietor Of the establishment,
acccsted him with, aWell, colonel,
what'Il you have ~
s.BeeIsieak and mnshrooms," an
swered the colonel, Is pert Is possible.
Guess not, !" said the waIler, who
felt thai be was being guyed.
"Guess not Why nol = Bring me q
beefsteak with mushrooms right away"
s.Look here. stranger. said The wai-
Ter. 'I don't want to make no lrouble,
yer know but don't allow no man 10
enarrel with his wittals il this ranch. =
With ahaz he teok . asix-shooler tom his
hip porket. cooked il, and bolding il in
> suggestive way added, Hash Is what
you're going 4, eat. The colonel bad
hash CausEtr ~ Boss0n Transcript.
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aWeni


But Il was not well. The genllemsa
loved her sincefply, snd be fully In
tended having the thing Strengthened Out
but il was such q 6Tte opportunity 10
have little fun, that be could not re-
sist the temptation. Bot the lady had
no such frivolous views of the sitnasion.
To her il was q very serious matter. If
the gentleman should happen 10 back
out, there would be the misehief 10 pay
and no mistake. So she took vesy
stafwaFt resoluaisn. Gosag .into the ad-
Joining room, she Feappeared an instant
afterwards with her lovers travelling
pistol. She had pale. ses, determined
face, that indicated business.
"ChaFley, If you don't 90 with me i'm
mediately to elergymap's. and get
married, you are dead man
"Why, Mary"
"Don't say q word, but come along
/ can't joke on matter Of this kind.
Are you coming"
The blue eyes had begun 10 fash with
dangerous light. There was an omi-
nous click as the rigid fingers puiled
back the spring Of the pistol. 4
MARY, there's no use in shis fOOl-
ing
"Are you coming 2"
''Ol course | ana
And he went; and 80 the dsy wss
ended up in JOY end peace and con-
gratulations.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

They had loved each other long and
ardently-had promenaded in the shad-
ow Of outrageous foliage on moon-lit
evenmgs--had reEearsed Melnotte and
Pauline beneath the arching vine, ''and
wondered what star should be their
home when love became immortal" i"
And so not great while since, when
an itineFant minister came along, who
was sleek and oily IN appearance, and
bad . soft and gentle grace about him
which cAaFrDPd the young people. they
determined 10 get married and have him
perform the ceremony. And they did.
Il was splendid affair, radiant with
wealsh and beauty, and the bloom OF or
aszs biossoms--wah music and cestiy
presents. Their friends congratulated
Ihem, and smiling through FaPpy tears
the glad eyes Of their parents blessed
thens. Ana 30 they went of on their
bridzl tous. Bat N less Nan month
the bride received q letter from her
mother which contained terrible news.
II saId IN eject that the minister Rho
had performed the ceremony for them
was no minister at all--that be was an
impOstor--fhst they were not married
and thas tkey must 60 right swsy 10
a church and have the ceremony done
again. To fhe young lady the letter
was the cause Of cOnsieTnaiion--ihe
groom. howeveT. teOk Il plIilosOphieslly.
"Oh, Charley what viii We do =
"Why. ! don't see anything 10 make
a rOw sbout--do You And the yoush
smiled up into her face with tsnislIz-
ing Indifference which made her wild.
'sfou wretch How dare YOU say
such monstrous thing. No difference,
lBdeed Why, I'm not nssFied 90 you." "
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

There is no foolishness about some of
the fathers OF Dubuque county, Iowa.
who have manageable daughters. and
they know how TO preeipitale business
when The fruit is ripe for. plucking and
hangs wasting its sweetness when ID
should be plucked. Matters were
brought TO climax with arush at eer-
iain farmers residence IN Vernon town
ship recently. A young tiller OF The
soil had 1or months been paying most
assiduous. attention TO one of his daugh-
fers, but he was such hashfnl, modest
ehsps ,nexsEl having been much in The
company Of girls. except This one. that
he had never been able to raise the
courage sufficiently high topop the ques-
ton.
He had gone 10 the house in which his
admiEer lived upon at lcast twenty diff
feFent occasions. resolved to know his
fate, but when ushered into the pres
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

enre o. nis faif enc into whose Keeping
ne had placed mas heart, ms courage
would invariably sg0 back On hims
ana ne would return 20 ms lonely room
" BFeaieT suspense .nsn Oe.ors. OPon
the evening N question he nad determ.
med that, come what would ne woulo
teIi Dc mary snss 10 sossa nes. re
would once ior al decide me mailer
puts - opon eacn iofmes occasion ns
could get the proposes no fnrfhss anas
pas throat fnere is Stuck, ana ne nae
Just aetefm'nsn % en'P y aoNn nnn
gre np ths fe.9e y 'sn haf 11eE 1I,e
ann = s.aIkea tne I'll iaineI. wno au.
saneea .o Wnefe tney were sisting, ana
tnus addressed 'nem
came 10 10 put stop 20 tnis snfer-
nal ioolishness. II am Z couriing expen-
ses that In looking e, ior coal oii =
cheap an wood can De had Tor the haul
m, but I'm sick and tired OF this bilin
and cooin' like par OF sick doves,
keepin' me awake OF nights, and It's
got TO be stopped right here. Mary
jane look up here: Do You love John
Henry well enough to marry him
Why, father, l-l-you must
"Stop that foolishness, yelled the
old man. Answer, yes or no, and nigh
~ quick, too. itsgot to be settled now
or never"
"WeIi, but father, don't you know
it you'd only wait. and
DRY up; answer, yes or no. Speak,"
roared the old gent.
"Well, yes, then There now"
and Mary again hid her face.
That's business: that's the way to
talk. Now, John, look here-look up
here or I'll shake you to pieces. DO
you want that gal o nine tor awiie 9
Speak out like man now.
"Why, Mr.--, amt this rather
II mean cant you--
"SPeak II out, or out OF this house
you'll 60 head foremost. ! won't wait
q minute longer. There's the gal, and
hkeiier gal amt IN the State, an yon
just heard her say she wanted you.-
Now, John, i won't stand bIt OF fool
IN; once Tor all, yes or nor
well yes sur ! nave oeen pre-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24


In order TO test what spider can do
In the way ofeating. we srose about day
break in the morning To supply this 6ne
web with n 1y. At FIRST, however. the
spider did not come from its retreat. so
we peeped among the leaves, and there
discovered that an. earwig had been
caught, and was now being feasted upon.
The spider left the earwig. rolled up the
fly, aud at once returned 10 his FIRST
course" This was $3.50 A. NJ, in Sep
tember. Att A. y. the earwig had
been demolished, and The spider, elter
resting awhile. and probably enjoying q
nap, came down Tor the Hy, which II
had finished at 8 A. NJ. A little after
nIae we supplied him with daddy -long-
legs, which be ate by noon. Att o'clock
. blow Ay was greedily seized, and
then Immediately, with an appetite ap-
parently no worse for his previous M
diligence, he commenced on the blow
ny. During the day and towards even
ing. great many small green flies or
what are properly termed midges, had
been caught in the web; Of these we
counted one hundred and twenty all
dead and fast prisoners in the spider's
net. Soon after dark, provided with q
lantern, we went 10 examine whether
the spider was suffering from indiges-
iion, or IN any other way. from bis pre-
vious meals; instead, however. he was
employed in rolling up sogether the va
rious green midges, when he took them
TO his retreat and tea. This process he
repeated, carrying up the lots in little
detachments, until the web was eaten,
for the web and It's contents were bun
died up together. A slight rest OF about
an hour was followed by the most in
dustrious web-makIng process, and be-
fore daybreak another web was ready to
be used in the same wsy. Taking the
relative size Of the spider, aud Of the
creatures |! ate, and applying to man,
il would be somewhat as follows AT
daybreak small alligator was eaten, at
Ia. u. lamp; at 8 A. n. . young cam
eleopard: st 10 o'clock . sheep. and dur
ing ihe night 100 larks. This, we be-
lieve, would be fair allowance for Q
man during the twenty-four hours. and
oouii NE find one gifted with such sn
appetite aud digestion We can readily
comprehend how he might spin Eve
miles Of web without killing himself,
provided he possessed the necessary
maehine. e.--.Nsw Era.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

On A CRYING BABx.-ShTiek away
Cry on Make all The noise you can
I've no doabt il does you good. You.
are gvieved or angry % something Hurts
you: les II out. Arouse the h0nse r.
Break your mothers heart with taBdsFr
ness, and set your father tO-welI-Fe-
peasing his eateehism! Waken any
old bachelor who may be in the house
from his dreams. and disturb everybody
10 your souls contentr HSSe yODr day
while you can; The time will cOme wbeB,
suffer as you may, you will ne4 dare to-
weep. All your misery, al your woe,
al your passios, you must hide wilma
your bosom. TT tears fsll.they must do
II silently. Often and oittn yow will
feel that you would like 70 go uPon
mountain and yeII until you awaken The
world-cry until tie rivers arose and
there were foods; but, like the TestoG
us you will bear IL all in sfieDee.
smile politely when any one sees yon,
and above ali, make no NOISE, no DIS
turbaace though there Be q power oi
misery within ycu stsong enough to-
work the mills of Pate
Coon, baby; shrek, kick, sob swsy
into, ri5e see saIy 20 begin on ashigber
kew. lose your breath, catch its 60 en-
again. Cry foraII or fus--yOaseeni per-
GectIy capable Of il. Oh, what aluxury
Il must be 10 veil sol n ve babies g
a larger growth could do i. ttrre wOu.d
be less sBscidess
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

epAn old bachelor being I'll. his sis
ter presented him cup Of medicine
'sSYhat Is IL 80 he asked. She answer
ed. eft Is elixir asthmatic; itis.very aTo-
matte, and will make you feel ecstatic. :"
''Naney," he replied, with smile, "you
are very sistermatie.'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

e. The ST. Augustine, F1s-. Press
saws. We are needing Tncaey omni-
ferscioasIy. jets turkey was NIL
Iionase compared Wi;k oar present B.
nanciaI condstton. To-day, 81 salt was
two cents q barrel We cooldn' I buy
eBoogh 10 pickle = jaybird. We are
cat a tobseco, our hair needs cutting,
and by figbss We ought 10 get shaved
DelIndueHis should pay up.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-24

o. A young man may do . great
many foolish things, but he will new
er wear q pair Of white rantaloons
10 = picnic bat once. He wiISaever
IoFgef The large amount Of fun be didn't
have on the 6rst occssion.-.vioyTistowR
Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08
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xTssh s~*# sssAs#stsnr tsss f#ses Hs W. tsssaN
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s%aesa w. ~hAa4 tsfaah ssmsA4A~ w. swa
t~wss saa ssissaseA s~a sasss% ~sshams s@~ss.
s~s srrastA h*s~ai
The harvest In TsNan. aaw almu~a
~ssAIs4s~s. 4h#~s thss W. srssa s-vs N hmae~
~ Asssars IN s~aMtln
A wesMan AAsn~A Nate Msi,strs ~as
hasr~a N lsMAen f.~ says sra sAe rsssns
nv ~sssh sAe .nN.Fsa ae&sh was sass mwsass
M Me- fhsAsss, ssH whusa sAs worked ~ 4
sesssat w. rsttne wss An anusaAils asTr.
wssus ~He The tssds af me stesina, Astss
Ae~sA. wNs tswlea as~n anA she fs~gsa~ass ~~v%
eAss insn she sives Thsmee. ~he~ shey ~esw
sensa heassak. sna she hsad ~Aa hnruesi IN
aaiss%
fwnc. and Germany Ar~ maAing
hese ~ rAsA nshef sgaia n u anrrnn~ei
shAs. W consequences ~ thr large increase IN
We tsrsmsa afmy. sAe ttvnrh tisv~mmrnt u
Asant IA ar~ian NsrAahnn And DanshAki N
snisassAhs commands, SIMPLY 10 show that
Ffssre y reads fcs row u any moment
The Sultan hsA very gracefully hacked
ae~a IN The matter u ,he pwwers granted ~
Vic ncw khelive u Easps. end Te~ak will
consequently - IN pp~~e~4ion os oil the po~ers
which his father, TIM lssc kheiiv~, cajoycd
Adsicea from Yokohama, Japan. rc.
port thai The t,rAas reception III Totto va
unprecedented IN Japanese history. In aaal.
tton ~ she Government demonstration cisi.
mn. have giyen lavish entertainments on =
sn'nrsncnH scaic every day and night, viii,
fresh novelties for his diversion. Tho ~ole Oh.
a.Aclc 10 this harmony wAa cAnscd by Tho ,lc.
m.Anor ~ The English officials, WIN persist
en.ly kcer aloof from uen. Grant, and decline
10 rive him saiutes or recognition. II II mol
clearly understood whether this II In rutse.
1nea,cr Of ORDERS from home or osherwisc"
In view ri tile s,.ccrss of tho BociAl.
is's in nrcslau, Tho dsfinAn aovernmen. ID
considering .hc rracticaldlisy ~ making tho
Anti ,S~sAlist law more rigorous
A London Dispatch snys the proceed.
ihss " the eeart martial In thc case ~ i4icnt,
Carey have hce,i laa~hul. I'm i.icut.nant Ii
tls oiilrr who accompanied Lonis DonApArte
wAen ho won't oMt II ~. killed.
A powdcr-magnxinc nj Duraigo,
spain, exploded, killing tour,rcp persons
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Burned; Ten buildings In u mann.
featuring quarter Of LACro~se. Via, loaa
esn. .us,; portion of thu Hartford foundry. In
Hartford. e., iosa es.,,ss,. largo nnml,er of
building. Ia the business part " seAtsia, wAAh.
ington Territory. loss eiuO,uuD, thu freight
depot ~ tho rcnnsylvAnia railroad, In
phils.lelphla. lo.s not stated hotel.
aAw mill, number ~ stores, saloons, anil
ether buildings ~ kAismA, Washington 1nrri.
tory, ln~r s;a,ns,; lNights large brewery, NJ
Williamsburg. N. y.
The gross earnings ri NIL tho rail.
roads u lilo country for thu lAmt year worc
sNu. iut;a,l, against etT!.sAn..1s for tho pro-
cedihg year What IL remarkable hi looking
over thu figures whiel, make np theao total. IL
tho large part contributed BY sle Western
roads. IN this point sroor's Manual advance
shnct@, rays, Tho grosa earnings os tho rail.
road. of the Western btatcs wero ean.. ~, ,s7h,
against ai6 for isss; mt earnings,
e77.A,s,...t'. against ON, o. ..li fpr is77 Tho
dividends paid amounted 70 eiu. .iAi ,fs. against
ei4,Ati. NJ. Tor is77. Tho earnings from,
freight, malls. osc. wore einn, ~ ~. aud from,
passengers. tta,ssh, ,ts1,"
Recent deaths Hon. Bland Ballard,
United slatcs District Judge Tor Kentucky.
agod aO. Judge Isaac q. Collins. . prominent
lawyer of clncinnatIt D. r. Fitch, ! leading
mcrchAn, u Louisville. Ky
Geo +. lsoVll \ CO.. In tho .dmsri.
ean A,~Ysrer Ksportev for July, show thA,
mo whole nnmier ~ newspapers In tho United
staiS~ has incroa1sd simon January of tho rnr-
ron, ,cAr from s,7uI " n,iha New papers
abound In .ho Territories. Suspensions have
bcen fewer than In any corresponding pertoti
Tor several yoArs.
Tho New York Herald nom,natcs
ex President 0rans Tor Minister 70 kislAad.
Seven days, eight hours and eigh,
minutes II tho quickest sitne across she Atian.i,
over n,Ads BY IN ocean sleAn,ss. Tho Arizona,
which arrived 81 Queenstown, ireland, from,
Now York on tho ssNl, 81 July. v thu erxis tia,
carries tho ribbon.
Miss Hugcl. aged u years. and hei
s,sser. aged \ years, we're drowned IN Tho ~
Lawrence river, u urockvilis. Canada. whils
bAthing
Tho Now York Hernhi's Washington
correspondent telegr4pis thai tho pfsRrs~s ol
nsents III ihs political world " McStrn slnfinI
,he ensuifR fr~ n,onsLs viii In we'll wurti
watching. Indeed. son,e ysr, important new'
may im eApccted from thai country d Any mn
insnt According 10 iha scnor " s.ivtce~ ri
eeissd BY officials IN 'he War Department fr,,l
army "Mlrets and others Dn ihn Texas frontinr
who have lsscn closely observing TIN dsvelop
n.lsi ~ matters IN uur ~t~ier republic, \ fur
mi.lahle uv"ls against ile Government .
rresl icnt niAz IL lihei. ~ manifest itself hc
for. iir .losc ~ ti,e year
Tho city u Hamilton, Canada, l,a
been visited by destructive ondagrAtlo,,
Tho total ioss h estimated n over III ,shstst,
Look out Tor counterfeit iives on Iii,
tlut,a NationAl Hank ~ llu&tuii. And tLe Dei
GAm National iiAi,k II Uu.lAAn, Mass
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49, ssYsse ssawHs s#=s@@sts. s#A ~ n
ws*FAeA hsM Sfsh \ tst44 ta sAasss IN
hafa~Nsai r. " H#e ~ssh sAs ssegs IA
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s~ss. shs ssstn#t s*aTA sht swssns sn*A
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sat4 siuns.s ~me shv rs.as sle~tl ~
thaa s4s#~ "A salsr# AnAi swn ss~ llst
his#rsstA Auh. We He's ttt~nFp :
sMsH \ nm i Msras~s IA sh~ rMn uH
shas lsassw Nnl~i~~a. alsHs No u
tbs Nsrwl~st yvfAsnvd sht feasisa
w. hna nevrs hesrd th* sAsnr teisstv
fNnKFnn ffHth.
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the signature NJ HAtuorA, ~ spsni far ihr titti
MATES, aurruanHs rAsh ilps ~ Pills an tiiut,rnf
HesrA ~ w eshts, W rents. ant ~ eaei4
- There u considerable SAVING hy taking tltu
lArNer slxeA. HOLLOWAY n tn NpW Natk
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()ulet ('hI0dsrss.

II Ii natural fur children to be noisy
when they are having good time. aud
they come tnaskociAtc noisc with jOllity
Onc of the traditions of the nurscry II
thal men who 10 much In tho vorld,
and show great energy and power ol
work, were bolntcrOus aud hard III
manage In thcir boyhood. Hut II may
bring hops 10 mothers III quiet child
ron. and Suggest " thoso who have
rough, rude boya the expehicncy 81
rmrbing them, 10 know that sich traeli-
tions cant be trusted.
John aud Charles Wesley founded
tho great Methodist denomination In
England. aud hnl enough energy III
thcm 10 supply 4 hali.doxcn comm ~
men. iiut their l,oyhood wns n0ted fol
aaietncss. Mrs. Wesley. their mother
wMA remarkable woman. and re.olnl.
In her purpose u allow no noise In thu
family. hhc wa~ nftcn both nursery
maid and teacher. and though shc l,a.
ninetccn children, and they wrrc edn
Gated at home, tho mother ~ ruled II
~ keep them quiet and In order. The,
were not allowed ~ cry III infancy, mo-
10 iN noisy In later years. Hcr neigh
bors used 10 rAy. III wonder "Nobosl.
would know that there was child u
tho house. How doc. nhe 10 itY"
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Anent thu wonderful likeness ~
Prince Jerome with Napoleon l.. which
In perhaps the Lcat 0i lis political cap..
tal. the following instance IL thu vanity
oi glory II related BY tho Prince l~r.
KOnally. He wAs travelling ID the
mountains ol Aavsrenc, aud, having
|en ~ eaTfiare lor NJ e1ka n Ynlkinl