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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-24
Municipal Enterprise.

Rochester N. T.. has an annual ex-
position that is partly a municipal en-
terpriae. The exposition was started
BY number OF private concerns, but
itsgsuccess was so great that the CITY
government provided it with an expo
sition ground OF rs acres, fitted up
with handsome buildings Here both
manufacturing and agricultural ex.
hihits are shown. the former including
the lines that have made Rochester
famous, such as cameras. optical
goods, shoes, clothing, Office fixtures
and prepared foods
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-24
PRESERVE THE FENCE POSTS
Average Farmer Can Secure Proflk-
able ReBulth BY Heating H0tlo
IN Boiling creoaote.

The question Of fence posts IS get
ting 70 be a serious one. Wooden
posts are mounting IN price very rap
idly aud are quite often OF roog quail
ny. Iron aud cement posts ara con-,
ing into use but there are objecti9na
to them because or cost. weights diil
Guilty Of attaching wire and the crln
bling OF coucrete "a alkaline soils
Railroad and telephone Companies
using ties and poles. have the same
conditions 10 contend with. They
have reduced expenses a good deA hy
the use Of coal tar cfcoaote pre serva
tive forcing il into the tics ana polo
butts BY hydraulic pressure IA closed
tanks such plant d not avallabla
TO nae average former but BE cab et
muck 81 the ssme Fasnit by hcaflnH
tha .AAfss. s ~ ..,.... I
for oae.half 20 thfae cr four IodFs. d
cording To tho species OF lha wood
and ileu letting the posts eooi "a the
liquid
The heat forces part 0g Inc air
out 81 the wood and as ma post coois
the air that "a left In the wood con
tracts and the partial vacuum thes
formed draws the creoEota into the
wood for ono-quartcf OF one-half
inch or more, u this eahnot 30 done,
Il will pay 70 paint or alp the butt
Of the post. for even this win afford
considerable protection against rot
ting
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-24
GREAT BENEFIT iN ROTATION
Prevents Diseases and insect Fssta-s
insects Thrive Only on cerkain
Kind Of Plants.

The successive crops Ia any rotation
should be so selected ana arranged
that no two upon which tho same pest
may thrive win be grown IN success
aion.
The principles Of disease control ~
means Of crop rotation are based upon
the fact that certain pes can thrive
only on certain kinds Of plants
Therefore. whom the crops IRE
changed and the food snpply thereby
cut OF, the pests must perish II ia
greatly reduced IN number
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-24

uprights every 3 inches the ftli length
OF both boarde Fit 80-neb piece OF
! by between them tor a lhyer with
several halfinch holcs thrbugh il SO
1t can be adjusted to any pdsition, ana
with grooves In the uppef edge Al
length Of common nay wire WIN hold
the adjustment Cor heavy wagons
etc. II q stronger jack Is needed the
by As may ! replaced ny lumber 81
by dimensions
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-24

fountain has been
set in a niche pro
vided IN the front
wall OF the struc-
ture between two
stores. The out
er edge Of the
porcelain water
bowl Is flush
with the face Of
the hrickwork.
so that It does not
AfN t+@f ~ tAeE "
of pedestrians.
by placing the
fountain here la.
stead u erecting
q pedestal at the
curb. aa 10 FREE
quently done, the
sidewalk was left
tree from obstruc
tfnnn Tha fauu-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-24
JACK FOR LIFTING VEHICLES
Handy Device May sc Constructed
Out Of one-by-Fourinch Boards
Hay Wira Holda Lever

TO make Jack FOR lifting wagons
and buggies. take a eiipah length Of
by 4 board for base and nail q
30.snch BY 4 upright on each side.
Bore halsinch holes through these
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-24

tain b both convenience to the pub
lie and an ornament. Popular Me.
chanics.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-24
GOOD PLACE FOR FOUNTAIN
Builder 10 western City Has Proved
That He Had the Right idea in
10 Construction.

In constructing building IN .
western city, a sanitary drinking
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

from one shou sand Is Three lhs3usans
dollars pal mile ana lilseN II COS
more tor id lutenanea Than the sand
clay road
4 Ihat Caroline, Montgomery Cecil
Prince Geofge Queen Arnes. Talbot,
and Worcester ARE some 81 TIE coun-
ties of MARY hand carrying i bonded
debt
The atiestion IS ny fellow citizens,
can W. afford 70 continue our homes
ia winter on account or
The ciat and In summer on account Of
the SAUDI BY opposing this measure,
with the hope Of holding on to few
dollars that the tax man IS determined
to get whethsr we have 1t for him or
moth
Four years ago when the taxable
basis was raised from 81, 800, 600 to
81, TOO 900 the tax rate vas fxed at es
cents, and the Board said they would
endeayor to keep It below 20 cents, but
the rate for 1915 was fixed at 81 cents
on nearly "a, o00, coo, and we are re-
minded that il will Be Still higher for
1916
So II IS folly to lament the loss Of
the sl0.0 Indirect tax on the life and
vitality Of our populace, for ii Is nov
up 70 the brain and muscle of our
county 10 face the inevitable IA A nore
direct way
We expect noEhing more from many
Of those who llye slong the State road
than to sit IDLY by IN their satisfied
seltishncss and say that this win be
TOO mnch Of a burden at this time. ItI
will ever continue to be too much Of
burden % theni for they have what
they want already
We. who are not 80 fortunately lo-
Gated, are called upon - put up our
hard.earned dollars that they might
enjoy this blessing, and we ask for
nothing more than fair play ia return.
So let Us have the road measure
nov Il shoGld prove rnors of bene.
fl than burden 70 as Il win awak.
en a spirit Of responsibility 10 the
coming generation that viii make
them take up their share OF the burden
and share 10 our efforts for better
things Il may prove the richest
legacy that can be minded down 70
those who come after as, for better
ronds means better farms, hester fen.
eos, better homes, and of course.
more progressive people
NsK
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ID0AiMuNicA 4rD.

kffsf+&ss' = n - - Ia
mo proposed road measure ia ny
Judgment i tep Ii the right direc.
tion
Naturally. IKE 1aaus others Who
favor bonding iho county for road
belldiaa, there are feaf8rcs 81 The bin
that are not IL accord with ny views
on the subject
But every taxpayer eyert property
holder, should want and DOES want
better roadwavs aud he,ter nRans 81
transportation
Which Is better 10 spend q hundred
thousand or more dollars during the
next tiiieen years a. W. have in the
past fifteen wears, ln he same old way
under The sagae old sysmms, aud not
have one mile 81 permanent road to
show Tor Il, er spend the he amount
proposed Id i've on Six years under
the supervision ~ i skilled engineer
and have hundred miles or more OF
wall yuia saud. clay Or gravel roads7
II can De readily seem thai hun.
1rca miles Of we'll constructed roads
viii connect up the main points 81 the
county, Notwithstanding the fact We
are credited with zoe miles III road
way let us say, for instance, from
AlechnnIcayilie ID Maddox, 10 miles,
from Harper's doWn the Three Notch,
rs miles; from Morganza 10 l'oifon' $
Point, II miles; from Bndd's Greek 10
I.eonardtown, ~ miles; from Leonard
town to Scotland, Dmiles; from Ching.
Ivill0 to Piney Point, IL miles; from
Great Malls to Cedar Point, III niles;
other points below Park Hall and
elsewhere, ls miles 100 miles
when | say that We can build q
hundred miles 81 road am taking in
to consideration that the purpose Of
this bond issue likewise means to take
sadvantage d the Shoemaker Road
Fund. which will bring tho entire sum
mp TO nearly s2o0,o0O
Tho best information that can be
gotten relative 10 tue kinds OF road
hspe mentioned Is obtained from bni-
! letins Of the q $. Department 81 Ar
rlculture lis follows No. 1876, High.
way Bonds: No. go, Road Models,
mo. 3lls sand.Clay and BuruE- clay
Roads; Nd So. Object Lesson and Exs
perimental Roads and Bridge Con-
e. a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

The Washington and stoneWall
Society Of Charlotte Hall Military
Academy had ARRANGED. q ascor-
dance gith a tiuie honored custom. 10
celebrate the birthday OF Washington.
on the 22nd inst With approp, late
exercises The sehocs Hall was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and every one on The program had
made careful preparations
Owing TO certain conditions, chief
amounE which was the bad weather
and lie Colonial BALI al Leonard
town. there we're 50 few Ii attendance
here that II was decided TO postpone
the event until Saturday, evening
March 4th
The Literary exercises, set forth
below, viii be followed by dance,
70 all Of which the friends ofthe school
are most cordially invited
PROGRAM
Debate, Resolved That The PREPARED
ness Program Of the Present Admins
tration should Be Adopted Aflrma-
tive, ; p, Burroughs, r.. &. Swami;
negative, Jerome Tarieton, H. Nj.
herman, Defamation. Q. r. Hopkins,
y 2 smith; essay, q S, Basford
Mr.. J T. Hiadyden, Glass '08, nov
d resident Of Washington will address
the Society
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
ieoMauNIeArsp


Reads
Mess Editors Since ths meelnF
al MofRnnza failed 10 bring forth a
full attendance. and consequently q
complete expression Of sentiment. /
beg that the taxpayers will ese the
public press b make known their
needs IT was gratifying to note
the. sentiment al Morgahaa 20 strong
agains, the pending road bonding
bill that | feel Il imperative to make
further efforts 20 recall the bill. Gen.
tlcmen, grant We NEED and VAST
better roads; but can we afford 10
mortgage our property and burden
DOR youth with debt 10 obtain them9
Mo- say no. Let us put oun
shoulders TO the wheel and give better
results for the money already proyid.
ed and make greater sacrifices 10
raise more from our present earnings.
This big bond Issue Is taxation With
out representation. We viii be tax
ing future generation for our pres
ent needs. a body who have no voice
IN making liz law. Shall we tole.
rate il more than our forefathersY
Fellow citizens. can't we make the
protest 50 strong that this bin cannot
become law? ltsceps with Politics
and partakes the nature Of CRAZY
against The common cry Tor economy
Let Us plead with our representative
to recall the billn and use q more
economical measure. Can'twe double
our present levy of 5000 for roads
and not for interest on bonds TO loan
sharks and employ competent and
practical engineer for $50 per month";
The interest on these bonds would be
enormous, which In the end would
prove a robber instead Of road
builder Mr. Editor, your expressions
ars conservative and right. Pardon
my trespassing.
4th DIST. TAXPAYER,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
tcxyMuuyscATrp

Dear BFRppx
AT lbs meeting called hy tha 4th
Dist Farmers Club ct MoraanzA 10
discuss me proposed road legislation:
Mp Buekier was very much surprised
% know that the elsb vas opposed 70
mis- road bin shile only a month BE-
fore they had declared themselves al4
most unanimously 10 favor Of bonding
the county for 500. 60 70 be spent ID
Improving ms foads
Fhs propoAiSion the club and thoae
present endorsed vas thai She board
81 gouuiy Commissioners With che adai-
ion 81 iwo public. spirited men 70 serve
without pay ard 81 experienced ca,
sih~er - LOOK after and systsmallse
ahe work. take charge oi ste road work
Ism certain thar ~ eaa gel plenty
81 our hnsi n.an who would 81 glad 10
gise Igseie tlms Tor osa 81 Msrs's II
they could So shere she would Be
benefited
Mr. Bueklef proposes to create an
sntirs aes board sish secretary,
attorney ana oEice 70 be kept open
every working aag He declined 10
state whom be had picked, OF had
picked Tor him, AZ members OF lhls
hoard but / am sura they Will not have
any more experiences or be better men
Ihan our board ni County Commits.
sianers n nay suspicious IS 70 The
appointing powef behlna Mr.. Backlef
are eorrect, doubt II he IL s!ucare 10
saying that The bin does not say any.
shlng about The politics OF the com.
tnissioners, because be- does not want
politics 10 road matters
He creates 81 this bin ! commission
Nho fli all vacancies themselves and
hold Office for six years, or eighteen
months after The last 81 the bonds are
issued.
The as'e 10 be Tie sole judges Il II Is
necessary 10 Issue Oh the bonds.
They can spend the money where they
or The powers who name them desire
not being Obliged by the bill 70 do
work 10 different sections Of The coun.
~. | believe that the ain Dist Club
and large majority 81 the taxpayers
Of the county would be in favor Of tbs
County Commissioners leyylng, say
sl5, 90 each year and with the assist
ance Of good engineer 20 look after
The serk, feel sure The county could
get iust as good roads and al much
less expense than by Mr. Buckler's
bill, sith the $1,000 Or $1,000 that
would have 20 be provided for interest
and sinking fund each year for The
next IS years.
After the money from the bond Issue
Is all spent money muse be provided,
not only 10 pay interest and keep vi
the sinking fund, but to maintain oui
roads and TO pay the successors d
the Buckler road commissioners
ONE or THE Attn Drsr CLuH
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nIllENnad Notes

4
Following severe attack ol ptqin
main peisefi Little Virginia WilAin
sssAs sEauahses q Afr Bennie Kyilkigson
/ ~ III With pneumonia Her condition
MS senions.
Mr.. James Wilkinson, of Mother
Rest, 4 quite sick suffering from !
complications 81 ailmentss we hope
he may soon recover his wonted
health
The stork has again been busy Il
kour vicinity, presenting Mr. and Mrs
John +. Abell with twins girl ane
"a boy
After week spent ii Baltimore,
Mr. Paul Goldsborough returned
home last Thursday He reports the
time Of his life, taking ia the thea
tiers and other pleasures OF the season.
Sorry we waren't along
Mrs. Webster Herbert 81 Hughess
vile, i spending d few days with hen
sister, Mrs Jahn r Abel, who IS
very sick Her many friends around
Hollywood are always anxious TO
give her The glad hand
We are very much grelved 70 learn
Of the death Of Mrs. Annie CiraenwelI,
wife Of Mr.. John Greenwel, who de-
paated this life The 22nd inst She i $
survived BY SIX small childrea. her
husband, her mother and one brother.
Mr.. John Dorsey
Six littla hearts are stricken,
Their poor little souls ia despair
Six pairs OF lips are pleading,
For mother no longer near.
The portals have opened aud rlosed
Dear mother is spirited away.
Children, think Of ner now Ia heaven,
Where yen hope to join her some day,
It is with deep sorrow. we announce
the death Of Mrs Catharine II. While.
widow Of the late VIM. N. While, who
died at her home on Sunday night
last At her bedside when the end
came, we're her children, Messrs, a.
r., W. Martin and Bernard z. While
Mrs Webester D. Herbert, Mrs. Ciar-
encc Thompson. Mrs. Webster Herr
bert Jr, Mrs Claude Thompson and
other relatives She had been suf-
fering FOR sometime from iuiirmaiies
incidental TO advanced age, but the
immeaiated cause 81 death was pleu
risy. She WIS 10 her 72ud year. aud
is survived By 3 children, ~ grand
and : great-grandchildren
lnternent was Ia ST. John Cemetery
Tuesday morning, after requiem Mass
After life Of devotion and seHsaeri.
Zee may she receive her crown
JAY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
Applications fGOyster GROUNDS


The following applications for oyster
ground Ia or adjacent 80 ST. Mays
County. Mrs nos on fiie III Che Office 1T
the Board Of Shell Fish Commission.
ers d Maryland.
Published e4Nrfs if 4he natural oyss
ter bars of 81 M8ry's county are Alec
with she Clerk ~ the Circuit Court oil
said county
Notice Is hereby given that all pro
tests against Tho granting Of sale
leases must be fled Ia the Circuit
Court Of st. Aary's county, on or be.
fore the Sch day Of April 1919.
Applicant Address
I, G. Davis, Hollywood, Md
Not exceeding "a acres.
Located IN Cuckhold Greek, tributary
81 Fatuxenl River, on the northerA
side thereof ia Carriage Landing
Hollow locally known5 extending
up the Forrest Landing Prong 10.
eally known and southerly and
westerly Of Half Pone Point, as
shown on published chart no, 70.
Francis J. Messiek, Benedict, ND.
Not exceeding 30 acrus.
Located Ia Patnxent River, on The
westerly side thereof, adjoining thu
land leased 70 Harry G, Messick,
OF the mouth oi Trent Hall Creek
and uortherly OF U. s. e. a q. s.
sriangulation station ''Billiard, y
as shown on published chart No. 10.
]. Frank Readuond. Meehanicsyllle,
Md Not exceeding 80 acres.
Located Ia Patnxent River. on The
~ l4k.s.aA.
the lots leased 10 ]. w. Morgan anc
II. J. Long, and northerly oil u s
G. j. O. s. triangulation station
'Cremona, as shown on published
chart No, 10.
Jos. r. Robrecht, st. Georges island,
Not exceeding 80 acres.
Located Ia Patuxent River, on thv
westerly side thereof, on Collins
Point and Just south Of y. s. G. 4
9. s. trianghlation station 'Col.
Inns, as shown on published chart
No. 10
katharine NJ. Ticker, Baltimore, Md
Not exceeding 30 acres,
Located ia Breton Bay on the easter.
III side thereof northeasterly oil
aMouldy Creek, = natural oyster
bar, adjoining land now leased to
Clement s. Ticker, and adjacent to
said Clement ). Ucker,s property
as shown on published chart No. Is.
S. Bernard Burch, Mechanicsville,
Md. Not exceeding n acres.
Located Ia Patusent River on the
southwesterly side thereof, souiherly
OF Collins Point, and adjoining land
applied for by Jos. II Robrecht, as
shown ON published chart No, 10
Ehiliu II. Davis, Mechanlcsville, Md.
Not exceeding 10 acres.
Located IN Washington Greek. a tri-
bntary Oh Patuxent River, on the
southwesterlv side thereof, about
$50 yards from the mouth OF said
creek, as shown on published char
No. 10.
Philip III, Davis, Mechanicsyille, Md
Not exceeding Is acres.
Located Ia Washington Greek, d
tributary OF Patuxent River, near
the easterly side OF said creek ano
| of the mouth Of Pitness Cove ilo-
callY known !, as shown on published
chart No. la
WIN. ii. Wilson, HOLLYWOOD. Md
Not exceeding 80 acres.
Located ID Patuxent River on The
southwesterly side thereof, running
from Phil Point locally known
which IL about 30 yards northerly Ol
the mouth Of Cat Greek to the land
leased 10 Daniel II Dixon, as shown
on published chart No IN
Geo. NJ. Posey 0akvilIe. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

The Opera
Dop's miss the opera. Fine singing
beautiful costumes fun, Friday
night, March 3rd. atthe Town Hall by
the ST. Aloysius Choral Club.
The opera will be repeated ii st.
Georges Hall, Valley Lee, on Nom
day, March 9th 1T IN. ~. It is many
q long year since an entertainment
like this has been given ii st. Mary's
County. SO II you miss It at Leon
ardtown 10 Il Valley lee. II you
SEQ it at Leonardtown sou win sure
" go % Valley Lee 70 see il again,
Admission Ut Leonardtown, 5oc for
adults, 25e Jor children: DC Valley
Lee, SOC for chair tickets, 25e for nd
mission tickets
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
Notice to DeIinQuentS.

a Il taxes due and IL arrears to the
Corporation Of Leonardtowu must be
paid on Or before March /, 1916,
Otherwise same viii be collected &C.
cording 10 Law. By order,
Commissioners oi Leonafdtown, Nd.
ROLAND y. DUKE, Clerk. f2-10-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
Has Used chamberlalns

Has Used chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy for 20 Years
sChamlerlain's Cough Remedy has
been used Ia my household for the
past twenty years. began giving II
to my children when they we're small.
As 8 quick relief Tor Group, whooptng
cough, aud ordinary colds, Il has no
equal. Being free from opium and
other harmful drugs, meyer felt afraid
10 give II TO the children. have res
commended It to q large number of
friends and nelghbors, who have used
Il and speak highly 81 it, writes Mrs.
Mary Minke, shortsgille, nj X.
Obtainable everywhere. - ADV.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02
lessl.i.A " sFgan, ~h -
been saffr4i}fg fToTs geEc gttacl

y ssszlAsas Y
been suffering froT - g Xftack
y of the grippe apa. NFxo has been re-.
cooperating G<SIIotei ST. Mary's,
resunfcd her studies at Georgetown
Visitation Convent on Monday last
Elsewhere 10 this issue we pub
lish the appointments recommended
BY the governor. The appoimtees
are to qualify on the first Monday
Of May. 1915 and the present ems
cumbants will continue in office M
I'll that date.
Mr.. Jos. II. Neal, the popular
lumber dealer, has enlarged his yards
by the erection Of spacious new
building for the accommodation Of
! his greatly increased line 81 mater
ials. A cargo Of lumber is daily
expected at the local port consigned
to him,
There viii be meeting OF the
public spirited citizens Of Leonard
town on Monday night after the
supper. All are urged 60 attend
The meeting WIN not take UP much
time and Il il deemed important bs
those who are interesting in promot-
ing the welfare of the town and
county.
The basket ball game between
the Leonardtown and Leonard Hall
teams, played on Saturday evening
last, was one of the most interesting
Of the season. Both teams were
nearly evenly matched and the play
was fast. The score resulted in a
victory for the Leonardtown team
by one point, II to IS.
On Monday morning last while
driving adouble team from Leonard
town toward Hollywood, Mr.. Glem
Mattingley and Miss Leila Mating
ley, his daughter, were thrown ont
Of the vehicle and sustained painful
injuries, which were not serious.
The king bolt broke aud the front
axle parted from the rest Of the vehi-
Gle.
Died at IIandley, Texas, Bene-
diet Thompson Yates, on February
eth, 1916. Mr. Yates was former
native Of st. Mays, was brother
Of the late +. Frank Yates. Of the
st. Mary's Beacon and bad resided
IN Texas for the past thirty five
years, where he was successfully
engaged In business. He leaves
surviving widow Hc was bur-
ried at HandIey.
Wehaye learned with sincere re-
greet of the death ef Mrs Josephine
Burch, which occurred at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs r. w. Pether-
bridge, ii Washington, on Monday
last. Mrs. Burch was athorouglly
christian woman and herdnany acts
Of kindness viii long Keep her mem-
DRY dear to those who knew her. she
will be buried at Sacred Hear i
Cemetery, % Thursday Morning.
May she rest III peacei
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-02

When eosiiys Or troubled with con-
stipatlon take Chamberlain's Tablets.
They are easy 10 take and most agree
able In effect obtainable everywhere,
aAdv
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.
eonelale with come 81 AsY statistics.
Hb said tie neIF people she needed
srohlHllkog Nelse drpfiltanlsa. but they
49, olsss As cont ~ TIE ecpulaiions
and prohibition Wuuld oil shatu no
good askkhoW Whx therefore, tenn
Ifef VIII siAe e The ~ per cent.
to 80 a Ihaf nsa ,pef arsfsg oVer
>. 1Qes u oar popalalions But We
reply did npt the Good shepherd
leave Me ~ q seek the ona lost shecpg
|Aila sheStid not the good men and
wokpep ot ON sFsunty he willing toi
suifeE n0eiho loss. bur The mere res
friction Of their liberty q save tbe
poor weak diunkard and bis wife and
starving clSildfenS And should not
ail good ineii rejoice that the prohibi
ton sc have eieeted % tfy Tor term,
WIN remove gre senptation from their
sons and thsir neighpors sons IN
whom rests the hope nnd the future Of
oua sesnu o'a eOsnss
y 4 day. ), ..la sen 90 ln'ersaeN p