Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-02-23

(From chr Regular csFTespondent)
Fox hunters are out OCCASIONALLY and We
think that Ii il ID exzggesaiion 10 say that
their success rs nos OF iery satisfactory
nature. Mr. Bob PembrIkc i the Captain
Of the F. Fl. c., and be makes flashing
one, too. Bob i cleFes man. aud always
has pleasant word it those he meets.
particularly the unf2rtiiate. Il is diffi-
cul; thing for ms to understand why 1t Is
that men Of his starzia are not included
among the recipients Of gifls from the party
which they have 50 long and faithfully
served. Justice seems ret 70 be fully con-
scious of her duty. and We labor under the
impression that our teachers Of the moral
code should more fully enlighfen rs as to
the Christian like discharge Of same. Our
nescience Of coming events precludes even
O possible correct prediction. and we have
learned that the past Is On unsafe criterion
by which to be guided. ItsforeshadowiHgs
therefore should not take the place Of
studied patience which Il soothing auxil-
iary 10 the mind in the trying ordeal. That
Mr.. Cleveland means well should not be
questioned atthis date Man in his normal
condition always hopes fir the best Why,
then, should we abandon the sweet conso-
laiion which she gives 70 every rational
creature, 81 far as this great mans actions
are concerned? "The he,rt Of The king is
in the hands of the Lord; whi,hersoeser he
will, he shall turn HkOur word for it
Mr.. G. Is cognizantxn. actions and his
administration with, wlFaEl the change
Of circumstances. be creditable alike to
himself and the enlargement OF the indus
Of the thirteen stars which occupy so con.
spicuous a place in the blue field of the
Star Spangled Banner.
The property OF the p1ol man Is his
labor, and We are thankful that the recent
thaw has enabled q number of our neigh
b~rs to follow their calling. No doubt IN
trudes itself into our mind that gratitude to
Him who is master Of the elements is en-
tertsined by the benefited.
There was Mass at St. Michal's 18th
instant, and judging from the number of
persons present, faith has not burned to its
socket, neither has the vain and profane
novelties of words of men who blaspheme
that which they know not, any weight with
them.
Signs evidently encouraging are taking
place in the condition of the sick, and we
are gratifled to state inteIligently that Mrs.
George Rnach and several members of Mr..
Benz. Combs family are improving. DIR.
T. Hooper Lynch is the attending physi-
clan.
Messrs. Powell and West have been very
successful with their shipments of oysters,
and the uncrowned king, the god ofmother
earth, smiles benignly upon them.
We take this opportune occasion to
thank dlsinterested friends-Eor fortune
does not shed her comforting rays upon rs
for favors RECENTLY bestowed. The 3eau-
tiful and significant words of Alfred Ten.
nyson are appropriate,
Howe'er ii be, it seems to me,
IT'S only noble 10 be good;
Kind hearts are more than coronets,
And simple faith than Norman blood.
Gentlemen of Kent county who have
come to stay with us are much pleased to
know that Judge en-has recei, ed the
recognition said by them to be due him.
The Judge is of Kent county stock, and
Samuel l.. Raleigh and John Fiddis. Esars
are happy. Aye, echo esponds-h- APP Ply.
AzZANA.