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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-03-12
Lowuntown Locals.
(Froaa our RegHl1r Correspondents

L0WunF0N1
(Fio1a our RegHlrr Correspondenti
There was marriage at Friendship NJ.
Z Church. Tall Pine, 9th insta l. The
contracting parties were jesse Merritt.
Esqr. and Miss Emily Curles Rev Mr..
Wilson performed the ceremony. Many
congratulations.
Jos hurry. cnIcred, died Recently He
was ninety t90l years OF age. and life hong
member uf the Catholic (R CO Church
We knew him well FIR wears. ard h.
ALWAYS seemed an ardent advocate Of his
holy iaith-never viewing the truths "f
Christianity in the way of 5, equation etc
Peace H. his undyipg soul!
Horse thieves are abnnt and Mr.. Grasnu,
Of Grason's wharf, formerly Jones. shot st
one few nights ago
Much sickness prevails and orr d. ctors
are busy as bee" attending patients
Variable weather. and its variable mess.
forsooth, gives nothing upon which TO pred
ica,e a calculation of what kind of dav
tomorrow vii. be-
IL seems TO US that Mr. Clevela nd adj
mirers are growing fewer hereabout a.
time passes While we do not advocate
Mr.. Clevelsnd's denomination. we will he
frank and say that he is man of free 81
character He has the courage TO be Pres.
ident-just the kind of man We want for
our sge-pot picayupe age bnt an age
that requires learned. intelligent, and
thinking man at the helm Of the nation.
AZZANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-03-12

Lectures on Church History, Sunday
mornings in Lent A. ID. 1896, at II q. m.
All Saints Church, 81 Mary's county, Md.
Rev. II. Fields Saumenig. Rector.
SUBJECTS:
March 1G-The Anglican Church, Pro
testant and Catholic
March 22-The Apostles Doctrine.
March 29-Why am an Fpiscopalianl
These Lectures will be in part a recapi
tulation ol a course of sermons preached
two years ago, and arc repeated at this time
by request.
Seats free al these services All we come
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-03-12

We are indebted to Mr.. John r. Garner
for first district news items.
The Orphans and Commissioner Courts
were in session Tuesday last
The open weather of the past few day 0
has stimulated some of our gardeners TO
begin work.
Senate Bill 10 amend the charter OF the
Il Marv's FemSle Seminary has been
passed by the House.
Mr. NJ. J Pope, of Leonardtown, is quite
sick but, we hope, he will SION be able TO
be out and aruund again.
We regret to hear of the illness of Mr..
ohm L Ballenger and hope she will
speedily regain her health.
Tuesday morning last, q year old cnlt
belonging to Mr. William C Mattingly, If
this town, was gored by COW and killed.
The bill authorizing an increase in tb.
corporation tax Of Leonardtown to provide
for protection against fire has passed the
senate
Mr. Chesley has obtained leave to in
troduce bill TO repeal the local law for
this c"unty providing pay for registers for
transcribing names of voters.
We are indebted to a kind friend f,r
copies Of the ST Johns Collegian. of which
Messrs @ G Jarboe and r. Fl. williams,
nf this county. are associate editnrs.
At Mondays meeting Of the Directors of
The Town Hall Company Of Lennardtown
The Executive Committee was directed 20
have needed repairs made ID the Hall.
The ST. Mary's Debating Society after a
s'mewhat extended debate expressed i,s
di-approval, by vote of to S, of the con.
curr.-nt resolution now pending in Congress
:" rec ,gnize the beiligrrency OF the Cubans.
Albert Neal. cclorei. well known in and
around Leonardtown, died at $40 O. m
March 11th, at the residence of his mother
near Charlotte Hall He was q consis.
tint Dempcrit md was beliked by all who
knew him.
!. Felix FsnwTsk tss. Is pttuspa u3 q
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Written for the Beacon.)
70 Ey Sister.

Come. my sweet sister, let US 30
And Tamble through the forest bare,
Where we in childhood used To roam
30 happy, and SD free from care:
For Now, tho winter age has come
The grove should not deserted be;
The tall pine trees all bent with tge-
They still are very dear 10 me.
The Il ,wers that bloomed so tenderly
Are vanished: Not one wither'd spray
Tells where the clemstis did twine,
Nor where the pu ole violets lay.
And the little stream that sIippd,
Laughing gaily at its fall
dow | miss the sparkling eddies
And the merry, merry call
For the ice is thickly frnZen;
All is silent; not bird
of the many little sngsters
That SD often we have heard.
Yon. my sister. standing by me,
Fair and pretty little blonde,
Pure aud graceful a. the lily
Floating Idly nn tn" pond
How your golden head then glis'ened
AS the sunlight on il fell;
: d your little snow white fingers
P.uck-d the flowers you loved so well.
ID +s IL IN stter that the spran2 time
OF our youth has pissed so soon,
and that winter age has caught us,
Ssnn To take us u the tomb!
Still, my sister, let US Sometimes
Traverse this old shaded path.
Where the tres are bent and broken
Victims 4 the tempest wrath.
But j. some day, my dearest sister,
Down this path y'u wax alone,
d. not grirve that NV po,r body's
Lying mould, ring meath the stone.
For my sparit will be near YOU
Follow where vour fonts'ens lead,
Ger the hill slopes. steeD d rugged,
OR wandering through the dewy mead.
D' Mt think can forget you.
Tho nv Home above be bright
| viii think of y'u al dawning,
L" the evening, ~ the night.
But of all, pray. dear sister,
do not grieve " hen we must part;
Tho my spiri' NAV go struggling
With 10 cannot g'' nv heart.
On thing more have To ask you,
When the vi lets return
Won't you iher snme in lunches
Mixing with the tall green fern.
AID You'll carry them some evening
Laying them upon the sod;
An S"u'Il pray FL her hat loved You
Even better than h. r God!
Md the rhs..>i w love iheml
'iw"uld ~. ~ eer Ia think thar YOU
Would = me'Imes bring SINE in the morn.
ing
L"veIN buds, with glistening dew.
Lay them "n he 81 green covering,
Lay the shining fragrant wreath,
And you'll say y DE pr,fund,s,'
FIR the one who lies beneath
FEB. %. 1896. Louis BALDWIN
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lCOMMUETCATED.
- - 49, ~0nr

ICOMMUkICATED.
HOME, Feb. %, 1895.
Messrs. Editors AS many Republicans
as there are in St Mery's county clamor-
ing for Office. don't you think IL little
strange that the Representatives of ST. Ma
rvs county. now in session at Annapolis,
should be forced to go to Washington and
import to Annapolis Washing;onian,
resident of Washington, and give unto
him an Office in Annapolis during the see
sion of the Legislature at salary of five
dollars per day, when there was so many
colored voters of st. Mary's county that
were looking for and seeking recognition
at the hands OF the Republican Represen.
tatives at Annapolis
Yours truly, STET.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-03-12

The Rev. NJ Fl. Vaughan viii preach In
st Mary's Parish on next Sunday, March
18th as follows:
Trinity church, ST. Mary's city, II q. m,
morning prayer and Holy Communion.
St. Mary's Chapel, The Ridge, p m.
evening prayer. The public are invited
MILLARD +: MISNIcK,
Minister in charge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-03-12

AtSs. Peters, Leonardtown, March Is,
II a NJ. Service and Holy Communion:
sermon By the Rev. David Barr.
At ST Peters Leonardtown, March 20,
+. III. Evening prayer and sermon By the
Rev. James L Smiley.
az 1t Andrews Church, Easter. Day, II
A. NJ. Service and Holy Communion; ser
mon by the Rev. David Barr.
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TUESDAY, April 4, 1896,

e strike the name of all OUT PENSION
EhS from the Pension List of said county,
tr the purpose of revising and correcting
'aid list Names of worthy and deserving
persons will be reinstated on said list upon
the filing Of a petition signed by at least
three taxpayers.
By order,
ENOCH ID. ABEL,
Clerk.
Feb 27-tj.
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kki(,

Stand close to a high fence
and try to leap over. You
fail. Walk back a few steps,
get a good start. The fence
is easily cleared. Neglect
your cough, never mind your
loss in weight, and when con-
sumption faces you, your
strength may not be sufficient
to carry you over the danger
line. II you could only 90
back q few weeks and make
a good start, you might win.
s e0tI5 Emulsion,
Q! Cod-liver Oil, with Hypo-
phosphites, is for you even If
J2V are only a little thin.
SCOTS EMULSION has been en-.
co:sad by the medical profession for
twenty years. t4sk jour doetoy.) This
Is t'.cadse 1t is always p5laiabIs-always
~ ioTm-always contains tie pgrsst Nor
TfriaR CoG-Ii0tr Oil and HytobBosbbites.
Put up in 50 cent and 81 90 sizes. The
small size may be enough to cure your
cough or help your baby.
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win leave Pier Q, Light Street. every Sun
day at p. IN, for Paruxent River direct
IS far up as Bristol Returning will leave
Bristol at 12 m. on Monday. and Milestone
sp. m for Baltimore. calling at no wharves
below Leitch's except when s'gnalled irom
wharves on the river for passengers and per
ishabie freight.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
Offiee--Picr Q. Light 81.
March 8, y6-
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The Count" says shat though he IL still
suffering with rheumatism, he expects 10
be on on deck and ct the wheel during
Coart; that his table, as usual, will be a at
class; stables well supplied with feed and
hostlers; the bar replete with WHISTLES.
cigars, etc, and that he will be glad to see
his old friends"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-03-12

Office County Commissioners,
Leonardtown, Feb. 20, 1896
Notice is hereby given, That the County
Commissioners of 81 Mary's county will
meet on
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STEAMER ST. MARrs

viii leave Pier 8, Light Street, every Sat
nrday and Wednesday at $50 a m, for
Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governors Run
and fstuxent River. rs far up as Bene-
dict Returning will leave Benedictevery
Monday and Thursday at $50 m Sot-
feriy af a m, Milestone Landing at 10
.. m, Governors Run at 10 m, Plum
Point at p. m and Fair Haven It ESQ
for Baltimnre
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Tor Sale or Rent.

A two story dwelling and lot. &C,
stu .ted on the water. about hall 60
mile from Leonardtown. Has all -
he necessary outouildings, good garden
and excellent water at the door For
terms, apply to
10. f. MORGAN, Leonardtown,
or Mrs. H. n SMITH,
TIE Fayette St, Baltimore.
Jan 2, 1S96-tft
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-03-12

FOR SALE.

A farm Of 62i ACRES, situated near
Maryland Springs, Bird election district
\ good dwelling and land in fair state Of
cultivation. Will be sold cheap for cash.
Sept cot G F. GRAVES.
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ARE YOU !?
Interested in Low Prizes

IF roy IRE looking tor . safe
and reliable place 20 trade, we wish 20 In
form you that all our departments are re-
plete with the newest novelties, embracing
the best Of bargains: and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-03-12


actory, Nd
a fuIl stock
BE~, etc. /
AZ the short
terms.
FINISHED for
fins in pro-
past iavors /
PRICE
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Speeds LOcai,S-

Try Johnson's chill and fever tonic. Nc
cure no pay. AT Speeds.
Our line of soap and toilet articles Is c,rn-
r. B.speed.
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Look Out, DeIinquents.

Astronomers say that there are at this mo-
ment three comets racing towards the earth
The smallest of these comets, or planets. is
estimated to be larger than this little globe
upon which we exist, land the largest one.
which is headed directly for the earth is near
It's present course 1t will strike us in about
three weeks, and should such thing occur
this world would be torn to small fragments
which would fall through space for ages to
come. We publish the above so as all deliu-
quent subscribers can pay up and thus be
ready for the crash. =
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-11-18

Pure Mountain buckwheat and different
brands and size packages Of prepared buck
wheat at l0c, l5c, aud 25 cents. Fine syrups
to eat the cakes with. Amos B. Morse
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Don't BE n Fool.

~ aoIS 31 Snpee;Sacies ~ 800 traSaI,pa aUI
spectacle vender when you can get fitted al
r. c. Bernau's for one.half the money.
Mr.. Bernau and Mr.. johnson are graduate
opticians and know how to fit glasses, hav-
ing each taken course in optics. They are
always at their stand to correct any mistake
and to make good their guarantee. We do
not profess TO be eye doctors but opticians
and know we can fit and If your eye needs
treatment send your glasses to some one
who knows how to do so. We will not give
You blue glasses either and promise that
they will cure your eye troubles, we believe
they were made only for fancy price doctors
and do no good and we have statements from
eminent oculists affirming our belief Ifyou
need glasses come to see US and we guarantee
we can suit you or will refund your money.
r. G. Bernau.
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Harrison e. Games Locals.

Use rose almond cream for chapped hands
and lips. Harrison d Game.
Thmol dentihce whittens and preserves the
teeth. Made by Harrison & Game.
For fine perfumery go to Harrison d Game.
Violets OF Scicily, the latest thing in per.
fumes. Harrison e. Game.
Violet, Heliotrope, jockey club, white rose,
crab apple blossom sachet powders at Harri-
son & Games.
You can buy box of Japanese tooth picks
for SC at Harrison & Games
When you need stationery call on Harrison
l. Game.
DIR. Harrison's headache powders reduced
from 4Oc to 25c per box. Harrison e. Game.
Syrup of Hypohosphiter compound will
make you feel like new person. Made by
Harrison & Game.
Compound podophylin is the best liver
medicine. Prepared by Harrison & Game.
Take wild cherry compound for cough,
colds, &c. Harrison e. Game.
Try Harrison Games headache powders.
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NOTICE.

WE PROHIBIT HUNTING ON OUR
w lands either In The day or night. Tres
passers will surely be prosecuted.
Mrs. Lou Richey,
J. J.N.Drake, Nlt
R w. Drake,
u. Haddon.
DR.. J. w. Wideman,
!. NJ, Haddon,
J. &. Haddon.
10. McDavid,
J. j.. Todd.
s.. Drake.
Oct. q, 1896. ~, 80.
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Amos r, Morse Locals.

Cottolene Is a fine shortening. have 1t in
20 h. pals in tierces.
A first class axe at 50 cents and the best
handles for 10 cents that you ever saw, also old
steel axes extra good.
a new lot OF bagging and ties Just In.
Quaker oats, rolled oats. rolled wheat and
sell raising buck wheat very fine.
The biggest stock of brooms and lowest
Ices tn the city.
Wheat. barley. oats, rye and clover seed,
now is the time to SOW.
A beautiful line Of plaide outings. blankets
&c. Red twiled flannel wide and good
weight only l2L.
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New crop cleaned currants just received at
A NJ. Hill d Sons.
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TO Cattle Men.

Beef Cattle for sale. Apply to D. H
Howard. White Hall.
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Locals, X. &. BE 'rnau,

Free silver l6 to1 would mean a rise of 100
per cent. in sterling silver goods, supply
your needs at once. Bernau's new bargains
are STARTERS In low prices and will be worth
rs per cent. If MIR. Bryan be elected
II you need anything in dishes call on r.
dishes and tea SETS
handsome vase, bric-a-bra and decorrLed
China in large variety.
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Home.

Home.
The prince rides up to the palace gate.
And his eyes with tears are dim,
For he thinks Of the lowly maiden sweet
Who may never wed with him,
For home Is where the heart Is,
In dwelling great or small,
And there's many slendid palace
That's never home at all.
The yeoman comes to his little cot
With a song when the day ts done.
For his dearie Is standing at the door,
And his children to meet him run.
For home is where the heart Is,
In dwelling great or small.
And there's many stately mansion
That's never home at all.
Could but live with my own sweetheart
In a hut with sanded floor,
I'd be richer far than loveless man
With fame and golden store.
For home is where the heart Is,
In dwelling great or small,
And cottage lighted by lovelight
Is the dearest home OF all.
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Noah was the first man to advertise. He
advertised the flood, and 1t came through all
vertisement got downed, and 1t served them
right Ever since Noah's time the advertiser
has been prospering, while the other fellows
have been swallowed up in the flood OF
disaster.
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Charleston and Western Carolina R. R
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
In effect Oct. !, 1896.
In effect Oct. /, 1896.

Close connections at Greenwood for all points on
B, A: l.. aud 9. & g. Railways, and at Spartanburg
with Southern Railway.
For any Information relative to Tickets rates, ched
nle etc., address
W. j. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agent Augusta, G9
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tDaily, except Sunday.

*Daily. fDaiV except ouHuuy.
Nos. 4O3 and 402 1.-THE Atlanta SpeGial.n Solid Yes
ibnlcd Train with Buffet Sleepers and Dny Coaches
between Washington and Atlanta. Parior and Din
ing Cars, New York to Washington, Pullman
slecpers between Portsmouth AMI Charlotte lnpen nI
Portsmouth 0 p. M Connection at Atlanta for and
from Macon, Florida Chattanooga, Nashville, Mem.
I his, Texas, California and the West
Nos al and IS, "rhe s. A. L. Express" Solid
Train of Pullman Sleepers and Day Coaches between
Portsmouth, Weldon and Atlanta, also New York to
Weldon and Cape Charles. Connecting at Atlanta for
and from Montgomery, New Orleans, Texes. Mexico.
Macon, Florida; ut Portsmouth with Bay Line and
coastwise steamers and rail routes to the horlh anu
Dast.
MO EXTRA FARE ON ANY TRAIN.
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MO EXTRA FARE ON ANY TRAIN.

For Tickets, sleeprSs. anl Information, apply to
Ticket Agents. nr to
Is. A. NEWLAND. den. Agt., Pass Dept.
WIN B. CLEMENTS, TRAY. Pass. Agent.
Kimbal House, AtlantA. Ga.
f. ST. JOHN. Vice-rres. and GEM. Mgr.
V. +. MCBEE. Gen'. Superintendent.
H. W. Is. GLOVER, Trnillc Manager
TJ. ANDERSON. Grnl. Pnss Agent.
General Onicrs: Portsmouth, Va
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-20
RUNNING A LOCOMOTIVE.
What 1t Means to Speed a Train at the
Rate of Sixty Miles Per Hour.

What 1t Means to Speed a Train at the
Rate of-Sixty Miles Per Hour.
To Ladies' Home Journal John Gilmer
Speed contributes an article upon the
safety and comforts OF railroad travel In
the United States, in which he says that
1.-The highest type Of American railroad Is
today constructed with such skill and sa-
gacity that we travel in more luxury and
moro security than any people In the
world" In considering the locomotives
and the speed attained by them on our
railroads Mr.. Speed says: SAT 60 miles an
hour tho resistance Of q train is four times
ms great as 1t Is ut 80 miles-that Is, the
fuel must be four times as great in the one
case as 1t is in the other. But at 60 miles
an hour this fuel must be exerted for q
given distance In half the time that 1t is
at 30 milos, so that the amount Of power
exerted and steam generated in given
period of time must be eight times as great
As at the faster speed This means that
tho capacity Of the boiler, cylinders and
the other parts must DO greater with q cor
responding addition to the weight of tho
machine. Obviously, therefore, If the
weight per wheel, on account Of tho limit
OF weight that tho rails will carry, Is linn
lied. NO soon reach point when the driy-
Ing wheels and other parts cannot be fur
ther enlarged, and then We reach the max
imum Of speed.
Tho nice adjustment necessary of the
various parts Of these immense engines
may be indicated by some figures as to the
work performed by these parts when the
locomotive is worked at high speed. Take
passenger engine on any Of the big rail
roads. AT so miles an honr driving
wheel ga feet in diameter rovolvos five
times every second. Now the reciprocating
parts of each cylinder, including one pis-
ton, piston rod, Cross head and connecting
rod weighing about $50 pounds, must
move back and forth distance equal to
the stroke, usually two feet, every time
the wheel revolves, or In q fifth of sec
ond. 1t starts from state of rest at the
end Of each stroke of the piston and must
acquire velocity of 32 feet per second in
one-twontieth of second and must BIO
| brought to state of rest in the Same pc
| Rod of time. A piston Is inches in diam
eter has an nrea of 254X square inches
Steam of $50 pounds pressure per square
inch would, therefore, exert force on the
| piston equal to 3S, l75 pounds. This force
is applied alternately on each side of the
piston ten times In second"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-20
CONGRESSIONAL ExrRAvAGANCE

Notwithstanding the general bust
ness depression the United States Senate
is spending money with recklessness
that may lead to the most serious CON
sequences. The bill for the improve
ment OF rivers and harbors which has
recently passed that body sppropriates
the enormous sum OF S76 600, 900, more
than S12, coo, 900 Of which is for imme-
date use, while the remaining 1854 ,OO0,-
600 Is set apart for continuing contracts.
The entire appropriation is Sl4. 600. 600
more than the aggregate amount in the
bill 80 1t came from the House, and vet
there were only nine dissenting votes
in the Senate to the passage OF the bill,
six Democrats and three Republicans.
If the country were threatened with
actual war, and the appropriation was
for harbor and coast defenses there
might be some excuse for such lavish
expenditure; but when business is al
most alta standstill and the expendi-
lures of the Government are largely In
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-20

The Indians at the Tongue River
Agency, Montana, are killing cattle and
In other respects manifesting such an
unruly disposition that two troops of
the Tenth United States cavalry will be
sent TO the agency to preserve order.
The Indians Of the present day NAV
get off their balAnos occasionally; but
the race has greatly improved within the
past quarter OF century. Twenty-Five
years ago murder and massacre were
among the ordinary occupations Of the
"noble Red Men" Now, however, the
country has been 30 we'll opened to set.
Element and civilization that but small
portion Of it Is unsafe as home for the
white man. Even the Indian ia adapt
ing himself to the ways of civilization
ard promises under proper management
to be self-supporting in q few genera
tions.