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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-04

The outlook for the coming season is good.
The terrapins are usually plentiful, and 1t
| is believed will be found to be of excellent
quality. The demand, however, will prob
ably exceed the supply, so enormously has
| the appreciation of these animals grown.
Orders for them in quantities come from
all over the world. Regular shipments
are made to England and France, as well
as to Germany and Russia, and an Annapo-
lis firm is credited with sending them even
to China and Japan.
Though plenty, it is probable the high
price OF terrapin is due as much to the
care and experience necessary to catch
them as the demand that there is for them.
They feed chiefly on water-cress and roots
in great numbers in coves and other spots
where this grass abounds. The creature is
remarkable for its torpidity and yet withal
it is one of the most elusive known. The
hunters for terrapin need to be adroit and
quick. Curiosity is the terrapin's greatest
weakness, and if they can be aroused sufi-
GENTLY to make them come to the surface
of the water to find out what all the
trouble is about their capture becomes
merely a question of skill. They are
caught after the manner employed in crab
bling except no bait is used. The hunter
usually raps sharply on the side of his
boat to attract the attention of his prey,
and when the terrapin comes to the sur
face cleverly-handled net scoops them
into the boat
As to the best terrapin for eating, opin-
ions differ. The most accepted one, how
ever, is that those about six inches long
are the best. The very large terrapin are
coarse, besides which they are generally
expensive. Of late years terrapin farms
have been increasing in Maryland, New
Jersey and Delaware, and yet it is said
that the industry is not the success that
it might be.
To see person attack dish of terrapin
for the first time is said to be an interest
ing study. The idea that they are about
to partake of boiled fsh-worms seems to be
the first that strikes them. Then, after
much persuasion, they taste. One taste is
generally enough-not to sicken them,
but to make them patrons and lovers of as
fine dish as ever came from the hands
of any chef-N. Y Mail md Express.
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"wAIr FOR Me-

Morning sunbeams struggled feebly
Through cloud-curtains dim and gray,
All the streets had icy pavements
On that chilly winters day.
Down the path where l was walking
Barefoot children-one, two, three
Hurried past, the hindmost crying
Piteously, 20, wait for mer'
"Waitr' But on they sped, and onward.
Never listening to the call
Of the little feeble comrade.
Who had started first of all:
While the little one. despairing
Of a goal could not see,
Stumbled on, his blue lips crying,
Faint and fainter, "Wait for me -
One of life's long tedious lessons
Might be learned, we thought from this
Mortals all are Fastening onward
To some goal of fancied bliss
Seen far down the years dim vista.
In rosy sometime there
Far off outlines as the mountains
In the misty morning air.
But how few wait for a brother
Where the obstacles may lie,
Few indeed whose lips speak comfort
To the weak ones hurrying by.
Faint to-day, but blest tomorrow,
Though our paths ice paved may be-
Fey of us e'er heed the calling
OF the weaker, Wait for me-"
So the old year drops behind us;
And the new one shows its rim,
Rosy with the crowns we wait for,
Great with expectations dim,
All the while our hearts are calling,
Though our lips may silent be-
Closed by disappointn ent's pressure
On the foremost Wait for me ~
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ARE THE OLDEST FAMILY STANDARD.

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A Purely Vegetable Compound. without
mercury or other injurious mineral. Safe
and sure always. For sale by all Druggists.
Full printed directions for using with each
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TFor the REcoRD-UNIoN.l
A CHILD's POINT OF VIEW.

Little one, how does life look to you.
Down there?
Give me glimpse from your point of view.
Down there
Is papa giant, strong and tall?
On his arm do you never fear TO fall
Does il seem very far up to mammals head?
A long way to the hight of brother Ted?
Are you afraid of the pig and the calf?
And the COW and the eiephant-why do you
laugh?'
s'Why, mamma, an elephants big as a house,
And as big as ten or twenty cows"
But. darling, / want to find out, you know
How things look to you. down there SO low"
Well" she signs, 1.-The world is dreadfully
big,
But like all the beasties. but just the pig
And I'm fraid of nothing, except papa,
When his voice is so deep and comes SO far,
And he says in such a scarey tone,
Little girls must let my watch alone
But, mamma, I'm never afraid of you,
For when you say. oh, careless Lou
Just look at this apron, clean this morn,
And now all crumpled and soiled and torn
And when ] am naughty as naughty can be-
And you talk very seriously to me,
And then set me up by myself on chair,
And work around as though wasn't there,
And never give me bit of a SMILE,
1 know you are loving me all the WHILE"
Little one oh. to feel like you
On, to see from your point of view
when our hearts are heavy and burdened with
care.
And our Father seems to forget we are there,
And hides his face and his gracious smile,
To feel He is loving us all the while
AMETHYST
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TERRAPIN.
A Common Reptilian In War Times the
Delicacy OF To-day.

OoHchcy "a 4O-uoys
New Workers who were of the rising
generation thirty years ago may recall the
story of an Arundel county man in Mary
land, whose slaves rebelled because he fed
them on terrapin instead of pork and ham.
Delaware's big statesman, old John NJ.
Clayton, once bought an ox-cart load OF
the palatable reptiles for 81. They may
also have been told that Lafayette, Corn
wallis and Washington helped to soften
the asperities of Yorktown by dishes OF
terrapip, but, for all that, the use of terra
pin as food is of comparatively recent
date The gastronomic excellence of the
reptile was almost unknown as late as 1915.
Now it is said that nearly million Of
them are sent to market every season.
In fact, one of the foremost industries Of
the Chesapeake region is terrapin farming,
and out of that bay and the waters tribu-
tary to it no less than S2,000,000 are taken
every year. That the little reptile could be
bought in We olden TYNE for shilling may
be true, but it is equally true that the pres
ent price is, or will be when in a few weeks
they begin to come to market, $50 dozen.
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THREE-FoURTHs of your ailments arise
from liver troubles, which Simmons Liver
Regulator cures.
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Health and Happiness go hand in
hand, the possession of both being
necessary to the full enjoyment of life.
Rheumatism and Neuralgia have baf-
fled the best doctors tosuch an extent
that they have been regarded incur
able diseases until ATH-L0-Ph0-R0S
was discovered. This great remedy
is recognized as the only medicine
which cures both these terrible dis
eases, and over three thousand tes-
timonials can be seen at their Office.
The worst cases of Neuralgia and
Rheumatism succumb to its opera
ton.
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Adding Insult to Injury.

"Mr. Lushly," said his wife at the
breakfast table, 'syou are brute. Nobody
but a brute would add insult to injury the
way you did last night"
Lushly made no inquiries, but his wife
went on.
"You came home in state of beastly
intoxication as usual, and 1 didn't say a
word to you except SO you are drunk
again p"
"What did do" inquired Lushly, his
curiosity getting the better of him.
"You hiccoughed and said, 'Shesh nuts
that's what you did," and she wept at the
very recollection.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07

81. CLxxExs's Bar, Marcia 5. 1ss9-
Meszrz Editxs On Thursday nssht,
Feb. 1ssh. BY special invizzrias. / zssesdsd
. plsasznt little social gasAering held = Mr.
ChzrIes J. RuxelTs il Bhsry B<aBeb.
There was small bus very seiect ssthsr<
ing o. be@usifal AID accomplished go1ng
ladies prsseuss and thsy We'd viii each
cher In making he tine p4zs OF sErses-
bIY % an The Holy Bin and Bfssy
Branch Bands weEspressnf and discsnrzed
Sweet ard exhilzr2tizg nuzic 70 uhissa TIE
beautiful yonng ladies' and gallant young
genflemsn tripped lightly upon he Eansaz-
tie soe. Among she ladies' present were
the Misses DxEzn, Mis- Resell, Mhz Wa
then and the heaufiful ard accomplished
Mss Aleu- q Virginia. Dancing. inter-
sperssd with plsasanf gzmes, wss kept Up
uafil one ocl0ck- EEsry time the eempa-
ny began % tire O. the dance or game, r.
freshnsents would be carried around When
exhilarzssd By the refreshing beverages. they
woasd awake 70 new he and ccunenee
the dance again Too many thanks car
not be given 70 Mizs Mary Dawson and
Miss Allen fsr getEing mp the party. and
Mr. and Mrs. Russell. who spared ms psias
ia making al enjoy themselves and spend
IN agreeable time. Grey Eyes was there
booking ~ beautiful and hewitehing IS ever.
Messrs. Editors. see In POUR Inst issue
Mr.. Harris has again pahlished card ask
ing the goEernmsnf 10 eonsiasr tie qzes-
ton Of pasing for the slaves thak were
owned BY Marylanders prior 10 the war,
which were taken from them by the gov
eminent without their consent Wow,
think that Mr. Harris Is perfectly righf, and
that unless the government pays fsr them
le wes nothing less than robbery. The
slaves belonged to the owners-houghta and
paid for a. any other property-and the
government could net honestly OF Justly
take them without compensation don't
believe that there i an honestoF fair minded
uaan in the Stste or even the Union, white
or black, that would not be willing, and I
might say glad, that this outrage upon our
people should be wiped out by paying them
for their property.
H0T Box.
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Correspondence Of the 3eacon)

ST. Ixrso's, 2, 81, 1850.
Messrs. Editors As tina Lenten season
Is drawing nigh, and the time for weddings
viii soon be over, for awhile, at least,
write TO tell you Of two that took place at
Sc. Inigo's Church on Tuesday, the 2sth
instant At between ak and seven O'Clock
in the morning, in spite Of the rawess wea-
Their, Father Des Ribes met at the Church
Mr.. Geo. G. Roach and Miss EsteIle Clarke;
also, Mr.. FL r. Abel and Miss Cora z.
Crane, and made them man and wife. AZ
ter few appropriate remarks by the Rev.
Father, the two couples returned 10 81 Ia
igo's 70 the home Of Mrs Herbert THE
mother Of Miss Cranel to spend the day and
% take dinner with few friends Of the
contracting parties Now, Messrs. Edi-
tors, a. am pretty well acquainted with
both, I win say that the brides never look
ed 50 sweet and pretty before, and as for
the groomes-weIl, now, think a remark
that heard made Of one would apply To
both-they both looked weH and hand
some, In fact. hands0mer than ever leaused
by happrnessl Now for the remark, some
one said Mr. Abel looked very happy,
when the irrcpressihIe John GRAY spoke up
and said he looked like he owned all On
one side of the read and was getting ready
10 buy al on the other; and I really think
little George looked the same. Those pre-
sent were Mrs.. Herbert, Mrs. NJ Smith, Mrs.
=. Smith, Misses Jennie and Daisy Abel,
Rich NJ Abel, Frank Crane, Edgar Smith.
J. G. Llburn, Dick Abel, James Roach
and j. " Mckay. Now, Messrs. Editors.
IN closing let me wish both the couples al
the choicest blessings that Heaven can be-
stow. And 70 my little friend, @PolIy,"
may Jour happiness be 50 complete TIT .
Life time may seem as day. More anon
HaPE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07

LE8sARDrowN, Feb. Is, 1899.
NessEs. EiftsS AT the last meeting Of
the FaEmeFs' Club, Of Leonardtown, I
was requested by the members 10 call the
attention 5f Ehe citizens Of St Mary's coun-
9 Ia the silcf that the subject of holding a
County Fair this FaH was discussed, and
nlat committee WIS appointed by the
Club 10 take charge of The matter. There
was also another committee appointed TO
seek information regar1ing the State Fair
which Is o be held sais FAIL
n the opinion Of the majority Of the
members present az the meeting, the Coun-
y Fair was considered as OF greater i'm
porAnce uo the county than she state Fair,
and the Committees c1rdialIy invite the
opinion ct cur citizsns Interested N the
subject. The sooner the better.
The idea occurs 10 Kze that the County
Fair could be held IN Lennaaftown, lust
prior ID tie State Fair, and exhihi6ars ss
the County Fair could az ifs close forward
their exhibits 10 the State FAIR, thus CIV
ing them IN additional vaius az the LATER.
The County Fair need act be On very
expensive scale Oneor more roons would
probably suffice s,r the frat time and eve
~ man, woman aud child should eudayor
% exhibis something. BE It ever 30 small
r Is suggested thai with this end in view
every farmer and producer in &c. MzrY's
make al sxrra effort IN raising their sese-
raj crops beth a. TO quality and quantity.
For Instance, certain fraesion of &C acre
could be PUT IN earn, another into tobacco,
another n pofza1es, tz<nips, beess, cahhage,
celery, etc. Give thea a extra allowances
60 manure and fertilizer and extra siI2gg
then pick our ttae bezr specimens Scr The
Fzix-and many No dnubf VIII be pleasant
y surprised
Gre youx best hogs hens, r5essezz, ducks,
geess, guinea s5Efr sz-ksyss etc, extra care
Ead szed and exhinis The best ones &C the
FAR
I am SIRE That here are now IN Sc. Ma-
RVS sheep oxgn. cgws, horses, etc, which
VII make nscd showing 81 any faiE-
4 Eziv E<s the che proposed, 4 properly
conducted, sznssc EzI 70 be 4 success, and
can snly benefit CUR county II nznre ways
th4a ose- NzaF, sor instance, who would
Ike 10 ses-ie here could see what thecnun-
y saa actually produces, and these cznnot
he an&1v1rlhIY frapEessed-
Tne snssasEfnee, whose names were re-
een<IF pnkiIsE<d in Jour PAPER. earnestly
IHsEe yaar readers % give them every a.
EizE4Ene u thsir power % make the pro-
Eese1 kazr tEsarDGgh success
I hex aIzo u cal Tuur readers attention.
20 TIC rEsoEntsnn at tie Club rEgaciinx tie
knw -sEzns1ing AID ecnfinzed abuses hT
zzkxxh1n1E. ennEizs5nn azenfs szd Err
wawsfnw esmpzniez, and 81 Victims are In
zfzzss . szzez heir wall szruznE5esx grieEan,-
eies 30 TIE Secretary Ct he CEah, and the
C1gb wilI then EAke sseps u have such cases
inTRsf<xsed
Truzzrg tkaE ynuF uanF reasers VII
GRE The Ssrsepirsy matters tle snriis = nc
f<afs1n fzeT aezexTe, anl1 rhaakIag FoE Ear
rexar e1ursesF kar lie space Alloeaed ~ NE,
1 an Respectfully,
& AKE0E.B GRAEE.
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NJ. Ens@s's ssens=-
IFfsm e.sr R<sussv Gsrrzpend<1ki

lFTS1 9sr keYBkSr t9FrE4p1N4<Hx1
The s0uI-stsrring strains a TIE yiolin
viii sa0n cease Or forty-ave days. aysdays
o. s.dness - the th0ughaless-
Remarkably hizk tidss ezch succeeding
day II $40 > N
Owness * run boats are paying frsm
% % - cents, per buslei, Ger oysters and
say that IS een;s should be the m.ximnm
figure
What weather. a. few days ago we
were reminded Of the cir which our neigh
bors q the far Essrth zse wont 20 inhale,
and to-day, balmy zephys greet 10
There i some sickness. sud We have
been informed that Mrs. Captain John d.
Wis, Of Tick Neck, Is Ill
Roads are sloppy, consequently our Ia
dies who frequently exercise themselves
b. horseback fding have . rather dEs.-
grNeable TINE
Little Miss Ceeie Dznb4r's birthday O.
eurrsd rsceaEly, and we take this occasion
ID rstarn her or thanks f5r piece Of her
nice eakes The Eaitsrs Of the BEAcox
would hare been similarly aypred, hat
for he distance
Mr.. james L. Langley, Of Baltimore. i
visiting his friends Of the district. His
farms are under good cultivation. his ten
ants being men OF practical knosledze
and thorough business qualifications
Rsxw.w
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Correspondence Of the Beacon-l
Sc InExa,a WsaAznx.

Il was my good fortune % be one Of q
happy party Of six which recently made .
visit to DENLY. the lovely home Of Mr. aad
Mrs. Richard q. Garner Words are inad-
ea1ate 20 express our keen appreciation Of
the charming hospitality with which we
were welcomed and entertained, and the
uahounded pleasure attending our sojourn
there We arrived about two o'clock, P.
NJ and af.er paFtakfng Of sumptuouz re-
pass . series Of amzsemsnfs were entered
into, chief among which, and thoroughly
enjoyed, was the merry game Of ~Old
Maid" How the eounsenanee OF cur hest
would light ~ and beam with inexpressi-
bic satisfaction when some one would re-
Iieve him q the society Of araiahiiity's req
ressufz-fveE No sweet zixfeener could have
manifested more Hnezzinezs - tn the en-
sequences, Lest that least desirable Of al
mizE1Esanss, single blezsednezz. should BE-
AL heE At length strains Of the NEST In
spring music fe1 On cur enrzptured ears,
and IN . twinkIing we were whirEIng
thuugh the mary dance 70 the time Ct
walszss, polkzs, etc.. fnnamerahEs. How We
enjoyed Il Tie mast conscientious Friend
could scarcely have resisted the teznptatinn
70 Join Is under the circumstances. and ne
wzIlsof Deadly were with mirfE.
Sly Cupid Wa there To and, - = ever the
case. was at IN naughty tricks. Manywera
the loTe-laden StzEcss interchanzsd which,
could EheY have been interpreted By eskers
than the parties concerned, would have re-
vsaEsd volumess the burning bushes and
and expressions Of embarrassed n.adesfY
vhea baafeEeds shs snfs, I1w tones when
Elncied unohserved, and the frequency Of
the charming drives were ennsinEinx rrunfs
thar @twO = company. thrse er1wFs-as
least sometimes" Thus I ri~hs ennrinre
indsf nireiys tell Of the rsaring iokes, anee-
dosss, ers-, brs ! nzzzr hasten cn %, ana
pEer. slse I.ss-is@bIs hour when the hezf az
kiens.s r1usf part Thcae wk0 kzxs passed
Through similar arseaIs, ~. 10 dauhe. tke
majority &C ~ have, can raltsrsrzad how
hard & ~ z.y -gsnd-hys" % ne VIII draw
. veil over lie sad srsne. ard h1nseEari
hnund permit CIR azfads = wander hzrk
ard IndaI@E oEr EEncses IN dEinksng deers-
81 Of sweet Elensnriez ef tie pas<. hoping
that IN he near future are s1aH have -
fEdaifs pleasure q seTsazing cur visiz sa
charming DsnAv-
cuzvrA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07

k~ofxE1tSo4s0ce O me 6e&ccnl
BY invitation / was present At one Of the
mosa enjoyable parties Of the season given
At the residence Of Mr.. r. NJ Swami. Bed
lam Neck, on the night Of the sth nltimc.
- an early hour in the night large com
pany, comprising the beauty and gsyesyaf
tho surrounding neighborhood,, assembled
and dancing begun. Although your cor
respondent arriving at quite an early hour,
some distance before we reach the mansion
Of the hospitakle host and hostess, we
heard through the dim moon lighted air
and over the calm and beautiful waters Of
the Wicomico, tina tips Of the light antas-
TIC toe, and upon arriving and entering
the dancing room We found that slVees mu-
sc and pretty girls were on hand Waltz
and polka was INDUCED in frequently and
extensively. particularly by one young lady
whose name shall omit, who said il
was the very way she could hug the boys
on the sly.
There were no wall flowers with the ex-
csPtion Of one whose presence grsced the
gathering. Among the young ladies pres
ent were the Misses Swami, Misses Wood
burn, Bailey, Yates, Davis, the Misses Her
bert and others Among the gentlemen
were Messrs. Woodburn, Swami, Mating
~. Davis. Yates, Hayden, and Milburn;
aud many others whose names are not "a
EF17 10 yOuE correspondent Dancing
vas oaiT interrupted By an occasional pas
zicg sr1ua1 of refreshments, which con-
sisted q eousscs5onerses. wine, lemonade,
sEc- Two many thanks cannot be given
Sc tils hnspTr1hIe hest and hostess for their
kind endeaEurz and generous efforts 10
make the occasion a perfect scene of pleas
arg Dancing was continued until late
hour, when the crowd dispersed and LEFT
fbr their homes, expressing many thanks
FIR the pleasure which had been given
them and many wishes that it may soon
again be accorded them. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-03-07

There was . Haesssag Of tie Mechanics
vile Literary Association on Tuesday,
March 5Eh, a. the Commercial Hotel Al 730
=. IA. There were fifteen members pres-
enh j. A Scott. President After several
addresses and recitations and ether basi-
ness the chairman appointed committee
to draw mp programme Cor the next meet
ing, which brought IN The following report
Programme-DE- 9. W. Pssherhrisige,
original address
Miss Agnes X Payne, recitation.
Mr.. Philip Billingsley, original address.
Hiss Katie Adams, recitation.
Mr.. John A, Scott, original address.
Miss Mamie burroughs. recitation.
Mr.. A. Kingsley Love, original address.
On motion Of DI. z. r. Morgan, the AS
ISOLATION adjourned to meet Friday, March
IS, 1859. MEMBER.
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reported far as Beacon,

(RepoTtsd far Tho BsasoB.1
The solemn and holy Lensen season
which puts an end 10 mirfh TIL glorious
Easter, Is az hand Il would be wei tor
rs who have troubles and trials % endure
u Eieditate upon tue safferings Of Christ
which he patiently bore % purchase the
rsdsmptiDn cf mankind
The resignation Of Capt ]. ID. LokeT, ss
Commander o. TIE STATE steamer Gov.
ThsImas, has eeeas5Oued serious regret in
this vicinity. CaPs- LokEr, BY his strict
sdheTsnee a. dzEF and his gsnfleEnaaly
bearing, las made friends o. al, and in his
resignation az IN his appeiEEmenE. he carries
the respect Of a. aequ1iE1ness. We hope
that bis successor may prove ~ seseienk
4 report IS errrens here that M@ErS
King & Co, Of AEezan1fr.a. errterpizse
erecting 4 packing house here, fer ne par
pos, Of packing anG aaItizg ish Is would
be Advertisements ~ cur trzpperz. inasnEeh
~ it would aFftni them hume marszt fzr
taeir fsti. and would dispense win ErsH-
BILE and difficulty Of shipping
0ystexTnen aEe exceedingly grarided az
the prices realized for tie fruits of their
labor. 20. IS and 20 css. per bushsI, Accord
ing ID the quality. Z
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10 xatEneg . gsw
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ThsT sExslGss ~szgsE vsssF wsEa verses Eug
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