Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-07-12


If the same be served from q kings table.
Consignments Of calves, sheep. slloass.
poultry, etc. are being made % Baltimore.
and IS usual the scalc pr:ponderstes most
decidedly in favor Of the consignee.
beautiful butterflies Dir from flower to
flower during the day, and when the Sun
lakes bis leave. we look upward ard behold
worlds gIitteririg upon The brow Of night,
proving 70 the rejecting mind that il il
not only by means pf the infinite in great
ness, but by the infinite To suaallness, that
we learn the nature OF Him whom Isaiah
calls Wonderful, Counsellor, The Mighty
Col. The Everlasting Father, The Prince
OF Peace.
Much complaint il heard relative u the
Inequalities in the growtli and thickness of
clover. Several reasons are advanced for
the same. each Of which has its abettors.
To each opifsSn is annexed the expression,
Fit is too obvious TO require proof" The
opinions in all their variations are too deep
for our comprehension. /, E., the ideas ad
yanced are incommunicable 10 as.
Young parents are happy and q Quincy
Larnor." George Oden," aDewdrop,"
and Sunbeam" as they lie quietly re-
posing upon their mothers laps are seen to
sweetly s;aiIe at intervals. Their guardian
angels resplendent in beauty, perhaps,
manifest themselves 10 the dear little crea-
lures.
Those who are appointed to preach
the Gospei-who are spiritually minded
and delight in the law of God after the
inward man, are punctual in their engage
menis and large congregations greet them
and give & hearty "Anlen" to their endea-
yors to arouse the dead In trespasses and
sins" and 10 make them "new men" in
Christ, meet for the kingdom of Heaven.
The operations of intellectual energy are
plainly visible in the construction of the
new steamer Potomac. Her first trip to
Smiths Creek was hailed with delight by
a number of admiring spectators. We
learn that the Md, and Va, Steamboat
Company have leased Benville's wharf for
eight years aud they have signified their
intention to erect large and commodious
wharf and warehouse there at an early
day II is to be hopei that the Company
may contract for carrying the mail and
thereby increase our facilities in this res
pect.
However conclusive the arguments of
politicians may be or appear to unpreju-
diced listeners relative TO the early appear
ance of better times, there are not wanting
men who question their wisdom and re.
gard them as men who lay the foundation
Of their reasoning in sand. To build ones
hopes they say on such foundation is
like raising fabric on what has no exis-
tence. We do not think that there are
insuperable barriers to the good times pre-
dicted. II have observed more than once"
says Daniel Webster, Is his eulogy on
Zachary Taylor, "that the prevalent notion
with the masses Of mankind for comforting
high honors on individuals ID confidence
in their mildness, their psternal, protecting,
feel safe where they feel themselves to be
under the control and protection of sober
counsel, Of impartial minds, and general
paterrial superintendent" 1t is not say
ing too much we think in expressing that
such titles TO popular confidence, etc., we
pleasingly recognize, also in President
Cleveland the man ON whom it has de-
volved to guide our ship OF State through
the current hard times, crisis, If it please.
The conviction at the bottom of every true
democrats heart is that there are Setter
times in store for the people although they
may be unavoidabIy delayed. Will not
their appearance revive their confidence
and consequently renew their trust in the
man who has ever sought to do his duty
according to the best of his knowledge and
ability.
A number of scholastics are at ST. Inigo's
manor. They will remain there several
weeks, and then return TO Woodstock Col
lege.
On the 9Th instant. the precious soul of
Derby Baden, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
ID. Dunbar, took its flight TO the regions Of
eternity to associate with beings who
natures are analogous 10 its own.
While Mrs. p. Cough Edelen was re-
turning from St. Michsl's Church last
Sunday, 9Th instant, her buggy was acct
dentally upset in going down the hill near
the entrance gate, and she sustained pain
full injuries about the head and face. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss Mol
lie Carroll, who fortunately was not hurt
Clarence Beal, son of our esteemed neigh
Dor, Alexander Beal, Esqr-, was thrown
by colt on the It'll and was badly Jared.
Johnnie six year old son of Vaughn
Wrightson, Esqr., fell from steps and broke
the ulna and radius compound fracture
-of his right arm. DR.. Wayson reduced
the fracture.
The venerable Father Gaffney is on q
visit TO this section, and his many acquain-
tances are glad TO NEE, him. lie was
stationed at ST. lnigo's about eight years
ago. We avail ourselves of this occasion
to express 10 the good man the warm
illusions of grateful heart He came TO
see us once when the skeleton hand of
disease had US under its power, and the
assistance which he rendered proved bene-
fetal beyond our friends most sanguine
expectations.