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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

WG. HDag00s' Heoms.
The manner In which the 9Th was enjoyed
down here would impress Q elcse observer
that the majority Of our citizens consider the
Declaration Of Independence and the Golden
Rule one and inseparabIe. Cooling and
harmless beverages were used In place Of in
tOxieating drinks which IL really consOling
to persons who eOnscientiously believe that
an indiScrimInAts use Of liquor 10 more fatal
il its effects than the poison which IL said to
smaaate from the BahAn Upas. A goOdly
Number Of our citizens are beginning 10 hna
derstand the evil effects that liquor-seIling
has upon the business, etc., Of their paFticu-
lar section. Il Is no longer Questionable that
the necessaries Of life can Be obtained In St
InigOes' district in otherand more praisewor-
Ihy pursuits than that Of dealing In COM
modify that thrives By the destruction Of the
consumer and benefits only the seller and that
merely In dollars an6 cents.
Harvest Il over and q few have finished
shreshing. Large yields are reported which
should be highly appreciated By sitks patient
and tOiling farmer. Cool nights and morn
iags accompanied with gentle Eephyrs are not
unwelcome visitors. So far, individuals
whose organs Of sight are a. keen and rene-
trating e. those Of . ''death watch" have
failed TO discover miniature ieie:es In the
sparkling dew drops Of early morn, verifying
90 they seem 10 suppose that Prof. VennoF's
predictions are not Eauch after al, forgetting
that one miss does not make false prophet
any more than cold wait from the boreal
regions makes winter. The recent dry spell
that was causing insufRciency Of moisture for
the rapid development ofvegeiablcs, etc, was
impeded BY . refreshing shower on the after
Roon of 9Th inst. Thanks 70 the bopnteons
giyef Of all blessings. Fruit trees that have
net become premAturely old IN consequences Of
an exhausted soil win not fail 70 make re-
tuTns adequate to the use Of the ground they
oeenpy. Chsering, indeed particularly 10
individuals who take pleasure In mOutAiag
eahy-like over peeled juicy peach. The
stubborn fact presents itseli that he who sits
upon the pGle horse Is not inactive The Al
mighty 6at has gone forth that al men must
die asd with feelings appropriate to the Oe-
easion we chroniele the death Of dear little
creature, the only child Of Mortimer and Mary
Smith. Yes, little ''Clem" has passed to
"WhsTe the angel choir immortal
Sing sweet strains Of endless love,
AID the pursst flowers are blooming
In the blissfal courts above.n
Human sympathy avails little, and to The
bsrsaved parents, we would say, look TO Hisa,
whose name the Stars pronounce, whose
might the roaring SEA or tempesfs breath
alike make manifest. and Ie win give you
comfoFt-''E'en down to deaths cold food !"
AZ news is scarce and brsvity Is eommeda-
be, we bid yOu good night.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

uos.
Are you voter7
Wheat shipments hare begun.
Peaches ara abundant bat apples scarce.
Registrasien began on Tuesday last.
Many ofcur Farmers are employing sseau,
shreshing maehines.
|, The average wheat yield q the county viii
be about Ia for one.
The entertainment at River spsinRs take,
place to-day.
Up toouE houF q golneiso prsus, los whiss
zesa 50 coiorsd voters havs Registered In shis
district.
Mr.. Charles Nuthall, of Briton's Neck, acci.
esatally shot himself In the hand On satur.
dAY last.
4 rsssrsnes slsswhsEs confirms The hopeful
meni'a we made last wssk &C our railroad
Quito. K.
JOhn o. Mills. formerly q this county, nos
e tia Baltimore Police Pogcs, IN ON briei
visits with bis family. 70 relatives and ftienda
here. BE returns 70 his duties By to-day'S
boat.
The entertainment given By the CoIOred
Band at the Court House on THURSDAY night
last was well patronissd, We laaFn, and par.
siculaE parts Of the performances, notably those
II HilleEy Cough, Pleasant Hayden and ''Te-
ais'' Holly, are highly spoken Of. The insv-
atabls Judge Dorsey was on hand and de-
aivered telling and Characteristic speech.
From conversation with many farmers q
different sections. who were present in at
Ssndanes On cur local courts on Tuesday last,
we hsve learned with much regret that MOI
more than bali Of our usual tobacco crop ID
alive to-day in tbs county In consequence d
the absenee II seasons. the scarcity Of plants
and the dying out Of the tobacco after Il wa
pitched, and the worst feature In the case il
that the plant beds are now either exhausted o.
destroyed. The wheat yield In the county, 90
Gar AZ Il has been heard from, 10 probably
above the average, but not near ~ prolific e
had been anticipated. Corn and all garden
products are suffering much from the drought
and still the signs Of rain are Is remote ct thil
writing a. ever.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

@. D. COchranes w. n. B. Kittson, q. L.
Boysr, Geo. A Morrison, Mss Mary Awkward,
Masinr George Awkward, Mrs. J. 8. Lyon.
hi@ Eettie Lyon, Miss Mary Lyon, @. :
Milligan. Nrs Gen. Horback, Robert ?. Nil.
lsr. ]. b Hills, T. n. BOstler, Mr. Arrold,
r d. sisstoa 4 wife. Washington D. O.; 3.
3. Bnrch. Chaptic0 I'D; Miss Jeanne Hay.
dsy, Omaha. Nebraska; Mia Claude Money,
Jackson. Miss; @. d. Butler, n. ButIes
Montana, w. A. Hedrick. Georgetown, D. q !.
James G. Jsakins. New York. yohn Marines
HsnAndea, Msxieo; A. @. Smith. RI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

Tuesday. July IL. The Board met viii,
all the members present. Henry Carberry,
messenger. The proceedings Of the previous
meeting were read and approved. The fol-
lowing road reports were presented and pass
cd John L. Norris, STATS; Igns. Neal,
$3.50; Chss. Holly, 81; Edward Harper,
$l2i Henry Carberry, SAT; John II. Butler,
$685.; J. n. Leach. $1,000; VIM. Barber,
$l2, d. Whit Jones. $I7.25, Dr.. ]. r. II.
Reaves. SITS; w. II. Jones, SIS, a'sD the
following biIls, A. n. Graves, Tor postage,
sails; A. J. BlAin, spsOial officer, So; L
Dsvaux, attending AMI guarding Geo. L. Coz,
"a @. w. Armsworthy, carrying pauper TO
Ains House, 81; W. 2. Leach, pauper eoE-
In, -; jas. II. Sewell, repairing foot bridge,
Sass W. Jones, whitGashing Jail, 81; r.
v. Taylor, taxes paid In error SIS 7s ae-
eOuat off. a. Bond, Keeper Of Aims House,
for quarter ending June s0Ih. for S441.ss, wal
also passed. The contract between the county
commissioners and Philip d. Lore, keeper d
AIms House Tor year 1854 was signed and
bead approved. The BOard res :indsd the OrdsI
requiring the supervisors 10 employ 81 least
4 hands besides themselves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

AZ the meeting Of members Of thsSt. Ma.
rye b. r and Debating Society on Friday
night Last, all the old oflcsrs were reelected,
except J. Frank Ford, the late treasurer, who
declined 10 serve any longer. The reports
st the financial ofhesrs Of che Society up 10
July showed healthy money condition, itu
interest liabilities being met TO Nay Of the
current year, ell lis floating debts paid 10
date, leaving asuFplus IN the treasury of$lOo.
This the Society determined 70 apply 70 the
purchase Of new books and 10 this end, Q
'semnittee was appointed by the chair 10 make
Aselsetion and report at the next meeting.
4 rssOlhtioa was offered 10 ins active men,
NsFa. residing within The corporate limits Of
Lsonardtown, 10 cents for each failure 10 at
tend the regular weekly meslings. An
amendment was offered 10 the nth Sye-law
iasiRncting the treasurer 70 take legal pro-
seedlings 10 recover the dues from all deliR-
Iqasnt members who may be three months and
Over In aFrear ior contributious after due no
aice given Of indebtedness and failure 20 com
ply, ualen otherwise ordered By sshe Soeisty.
Both the resolution and amendment willeoms
mp for decision n the next mssting.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

The Registers Of voters for the different dis
tricts Of the county are reminded Of the i'm
portancs Of sending rs their lists Of registered
voters made at the July sittings, as soon
after these sistings are completed As possibly.
The time within which they are 70 be printed d
very limited. They are also asked 10 see that
the names on the lists are clearly written and
correctly spelled, % that the pablica-
lion TO be made may be found as free
from mistakes a. possible. II they win do
their best in thsse respects. We win engage TO
assist them In any way Ne can and 20 the
fall sxlsat Of our ability.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

The Court met with all the Judges present,
and transacted the following business: The
bonds Of Geo. Blackstone, admr. Of John II
Turner, AquiIa Burroughs, Jr.. executor Of
A. Burroughs, Sr., and G. J. Russell, guar.
dian 10 Angelica Clarke and Thos. J. Clarke,
approved By the Court. The inventories o.
Geo. Blackstone, admr. Of John n. TURNER,
aud A. Burroughs, Jr., executor Of A. Bur.
EJughs, ST., filed and order for sale granted
70 the last named upon the regular terms d
sale. Annual valuation Of the real estate o.
A. Burroughs, ST., deceased, also iIsd. Ths
following accounts were passed account d
G. w. Barnes vu James DiIlahay, DR.. Chas
Combs W. 8. TennissoE, and account Of
Spalding b Combs W.. same. Also note o.
Benz. Mckay W. estate Of B. =. Mckay
The Court adjourned 10 Tuesday, July 7sIh.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13
TLoeal COrrrupOndenee.1


ST. IxIGoEs'. July 9Th, lss3.
Messn EiitOrs The Felc Champetre cane
OF On the evening contemplated, Jane 2sth,
in the Church yard. The Pets was wen a.
tended and As was predicted from the begin
ning proved decided success. The sssem-
blAgs, was perhaps, the largest ever brought
together In Sc. Mary's Parish. The pArtici-
pants all seemed to be delighted and persons
Of all religious denominations we're there.
Everyone seemed pleased and good nature
prevailed. Ifincidenss Of an unpleasant M
turs occurred, they were few indeed, and were
due TO personal short eOmings and eiEc2m-
stances entirely beyOnd the control Of the
committee. The decorations, though simple,
were beautiful. The gard was lighted up
with hundred and Gfly japanese lanterns.
The supper was gotten up In the grandess
style and consisted Of ali the delicacies q the
season. The management of the table was
admired and praised by all. OF coarse IN .
crowd Of over two-hundred and Gfly people.
many fanny incidents occurred. Your cor
rrspoadeas after elioying : hearty meal
thought h. wpuld take . walk through the
grounds and sc what MAS going on. Ser.
ing yonng man fondIing little child he
rsmarksd, fare yoa taking such an interest
IN The little child o. 4 yoar interest n iss
father or m0shsr1' Ths y0ung man answered
enc sir it Is On aeeoant q ils aunt, ret
have the greatest respect Cor is parents. /"
fis eandoE was satisfactory. knew be was tel
ling The truth. moved o. and fonnd ssme.
body's Auntaalling lemonade. ofcoarne lin
vested and coatinusd investing anti ny stock
ofchaage was sxhausted- whist all this was
going On, ths air was musical with Iadics'
voices. rafting prizes and staging aIond, ssonly
tsn.cenis; isn't this cheap; woa't yoa take !
ehancsl" Il would hare takes men with
hearts Of ssons 70 Eeseas The Oger 20 nicely er.
iended. EvsFything meved on splendidly
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

This village ugw presents an nausually hnsy
appearance. WoF&asen aFa Engaged In huild-
Ing new ofies - 5rs. A Wilson. Esq, az
torney nt Law. eastward a the cd couFs
houss. Mssws. y. NJ. ShemwsIl 4 Bro. are
huilding q lAEEe and wsll pianned store
houss On their forner size opposite the conFi
house, and our neW o1Ece On Main street near.
" opposite The FssEa6nes of J. w. EhemweII,
ESQ will soon BE- zsady for ~. We expsci
that work in rsbul'aing oar cnurt hoRse win
bsgin &c ~ early 8AF- Ths lata 6sss kasing
taken from ~ neaFlV svery old bniIding our
village will Likely Goa present . very mach
Improved aPpaasnnse s--csfpsrf JssrnaI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

THR voETAIc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich.-
will send On. DYg's CELEBRATED ELEcTRo-
voLFAIc Bars AND EEEcTRIc APPLIANCES on
trial for thirty days 70 men (young or old
who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost
Vitality and ManhQqd, and kindred troubles,
guaranteeing speedy and complete restoration
Of health and manly xigpr. Address as above,
N. B.-No risk 10 incurred, ~ thirty days
trial Il allowed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

&~It IL no use 70 ny 20 get better cloth
ing, newer styles, mere substantial work,
nicer fitting garments, more for your money
or anything else In tie shape Of bargains Of
ine treatment, than ie offered by the reliAbls
and old established horss'of g. N. 0ehm
Son, 230 w. Pratt street. through 10 IS Han
over street. Baltimore. Nd,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13
ZOE sHKRIFF.

MeaarB. Edltcss s-Pienseanncunceg1r . Jas
d. ALVEY, IS Republscau candidate for an
next seeriaalty aud say thas BE- will recefv
the roFdial support of
Nov -, 1851. Tns PEnPrr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

Capt. Mervin b. Hnnce, recently appointed
commander Of the oyster police sloop Tor the
waters Of the Pafnxsnt River, took charge Of
that vssssl On Wednesday last, relieving
Capt. Jos p. Sellers, who refires with re-
cord that has justified ths Commando Of The
feet IN pronouncing him one Of the best Of
ficers in the service. We congratulate Cap
tain Hanee upon disappointment, and feel
confident that he win prove . good and faith
ful- oficer.-Caipers Jearna1.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

We call attention % the advertisement in
anotAer column announcing an entertainment
70 Be given in the SoeiesV's Bah on Tuesday.
Ahs 18th Instant, BY The ladies Of Sc. Peters
Chapel. From what We haze heard Of The AZ.
fair. it viii be enjoyable. The dancing viii
hrst take place, ana daring the time ofthaI
amussmsnt, as inteEmissiOas may occur, the
Tableanx win be represented As the affair
ID ior chariiable purpose. We bsspeak a laEK.
Aadiencs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Florenes J. Coepage,
James Z. Coppags
W.

Edward L. Bacon ct al.
In the Circuit Courtfor So. Mary 'scounty, sic
ting as Court Of Equity.
No. 4e5 N. e.
ORDERED this lith day Italy, 1881, that
~ the sale made and reported By Jas. n.
wilson and J. PaEFanCFane, Trustees, In this
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
20 theeontraFy be shown on or before the LIST
Monday Of Aug, lS8a; provided q copy Of
this order be Published in the Sc. Mary's BEA-
cos, once q week Cor three successive weeks
prior 70 the said Lee Monday Of August.
The report states the Land sold f0r Sd, 0co /.
J.FRANK FORD,
CLERK.
True eopy-Test:
July -, Iss1-a@. Ia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

IeA 49, g "a = peneeFms
Persons indshisdstd the late firm II King&
Yates ara notified thAe the bills Of their indebt-
sdnen have been pIseid In hands Of Joseph r.
Morgan. Attorney, leOnaFdiOwn, for eOIlee-
ton. Prompt ssstlsmsnss will therefore avoid
costs. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

Hm Lmeak.
]. Philip Gsssawsll, Ksgr., q Chaptieo.
had the good luck At the recent rnals or ths
benefit Of the DominicAn Sisters Schools d
Warrington. D. c.. 70 draw the chief prira.
an AIdernsy Gov, valued AZ SI0o. lie IN
vested IS cents 10 ticket which provsd %
be shs winning one.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

E.ana SALE
nsssrs. jas. H. Wilson aad j. Parrsn
Crane, Trustees. sola on Tuesday last the
estate known - POrsobsllO, situated imnsdi-
asely on she St. Aarr's Rive and containing
SIS acres, q NJ. Jas :. COPpags for 5000.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

One greasing with the Frazer Axls Grease
will last two weeks, all others two or three
days. Try Il. 1t received FIRST premium 90
the Centennial. and Faris Exposition.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

Paranss aaA GnnEA1aaa
are reserred 70 tie adversisemsnt II Rev. w.
@. BOwen's BaFdensown (E. - Seho0ls Gbr
Young Ladies asd Young Men.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13
FARMS ron RENT.

T win rsns G. 1883, he farm 90 which I
a Frside-also 'sHerTing Creek farm. and
one other small plaes. On h0me farm SIS acres
faIIow and 50 On The other. WIN renf tor 4
share 81 tie esopa. % MEnizh teams agrienl-
tnrnI implements, &C. On hons farm. OF for
ell the places if desired b. tenants. three or
more families might i0in force ana cnlfivats
AL three, as they Al adjoin, and lhers i .
ienaEa house on each- fbsy produce To-
THOMAS A. LYNCH.
Valley Lee P. o..
s.. MnFy's Co.,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

We are bound toqBitnerchandisinr .
now e TonF Time q buy gods rhfap IL
BfG BR0TN STORE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

HAYIKG obtained tic services q q con-
- peient and skiIlful blacksmith, ! a..
epared 10 attend iohnrsrs hoeing. &c
JOS. A. DlIL0w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

DARTIEs wishing 70 sell farms, By far.
nishing che nnderdgned = description.
&c, win have The same advertised free q
charge We hare made arrangements wisll
several Real Estate Agents Scr the sale 0.
lands in lower Maryland.
MOORE 3 MORGAN.
Le0nardfown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

drawing
forthiB Dis
! had repre-
y liberty
d. r. JOHN.
candidate 10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

1pARTTES wishing TO employ the SERVES
L ofths undersigned as surveyor willad
dress
GEO. B. DENT,
Great MiilsP o. Nd.
March q, lssl-tfs
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stand that Ne
ing large Im-
thus saving
q by retailers
| other goods
hinder the ad.
with ample
IS.
III &N2@8&
as asse@S~
he don'tkeeR
cent wm think
purchaser
: paid. The
AllOargoo1
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Ice ofmedi
the undeF-
ofJanuarys
ng the new
AIDING
s1MBS,
j /, lssa.
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For the Ladiss and Missca, We have some
bea utifnl Lace Collars at the
BIG BROWN STORE.
{ < c e. SO 4.

Summer e here, and with its advent we
announce our readiness 20 meet and sAtisfae-
torily ill all orders and requirements on the
part Of the public. in the width and length
Of Maryland there IL no stock of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

Spend, 40
serehandiss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-13

BIDS.
1882.
H. SONS,
att ST.,
Nd.
tag stock
,ludes . large
Is,
and MORN.
and FANCY
possible vasie-
cSiUsEKEEP-
BAR
ERWEAR,
ELS. &c.
les,
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE Treasury Department has de-
cided to act in accordance with the decision
Of the Circuit Court of San Francisco rela-
tive to the right of Chinese subjects to visit
the United States under the recent act Of
Congress. This decision was substantially
that the statutes must be made to harmOnize
with the Chinese treaty.
AT Galveston, Texas, Oct. Z, a little
daughter of Charles Werth was crushed to
death by the wheels of dray driven by
Andrew Conrad.
A BOILER explosion at Longford Mills,
Ontario, killed Fireman Ellis and Frederick
Grey. David Roberts and several others
were seriously injured.
GEORGE HUNTINGTON, of Amesbury,
Mass, his wife, and four children were
drowned while boating, Oct. !.
VIM. MARTIN, Is years of age, called
at police headquarters in New York City,
the other morning, and asked for permit
TO carry pistol, saying he wanted to shoot
President Arthur. He was committed for
examination. .. I,.s
JAMES HAYsMITH, agent for a manu-
featuring firm In Montreal, Quebec, either
committed suicide or was murdered and
thrown in the river, at Chicago, the other
day.
JAMES A. WATKINS, a member of the
Virginia Legislature from AppomattoxC Coun.
ty, has been indicted by the grand jury for
accepting 500 from E. S. Brittingham as the
price of an appointment as guard at the
Penitentiary.
The Governor of Missouri has revoked
the proclamation offering reward for the
arrest of members of the James band.
In a collision near Bridgeville, Del,
on the 7th, Edward Webb, colored, was
killed and three other traipmen were seri.
ously injured.
JOHN POLLING, proprietor of the
European Hotel at Plattsmouth, Neb., and
j. Mather had some words the other day
about letter said to have been received by
the latter from Mrs. Polling. The two men
met on the street, Oct. Z, and went to the
hotel, where, after closing the doors Polling
pulled his pistol and made fatal wound in
Mather's head, after which he walked out
and surrendered to the sheriff.
7. c. HEDGES, an estimable young
man in business at Des Moines, Iowa, accl.
dentally killed himself while examining a.
revolver before retiring the other night.
The granite statue of ssEducationn
has been placed upon the buttresses Of
Forefathers' Monument at Plymouth, Mass
W. F. SALTER and w. A. Ward have
been arrested in Washington for conspiring
to obtain plates and fiber paper from en-
ployees Of the bureau Of printing and en-.
craving.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13
A Home Thrust.

Complaint was brought to Colonel
Fizzletop that his boy johnny had at
tackled and beaten, on Austin avenue, .
much smaller boy than himself.
The Colonel took Johnny aside, and
had private conversation with him, in
which joint discussion strap played an
important part.
"l'll teach you to strike a smaller
boy than yourself
"That's so," sobbed Johnny, "that's
just what you are doing!"
. "What do you mean, You Young
scamp?" shouted the enrased parent.
"l mean, pa, you taught me 20 whip
little boys. You are bigger than am.
and You have been whipping me ever
since ! can remember, so I thought it
was all right for me to whip boys littlsR
than am."-Tsras Sytin0s.