Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-07
Lowuntown Locals.
(From Our Regular Correspondent

find rest and relief from the highly
wrought excitement Of the two earnest
and engrossiny real world Of politics.
Active politicians do not repose upon
beds of roses as some persons are wont
to think They are frequently tired
out as they express it, bodily and mem
tally.
Schools are progressing fairly well,
and we arc glad to understand that
teachers do not forget to warn their pu-
pills of their associations. and particular
w of the moral influence of accidental
associations. Too much instruction rel
alive to these cannot be given, for their
power for evil as well as their capacity
for good is not questioned.
It is a pleasure to notice growing
crops. Wheat, corn and potatoes give
satisfaction to raisers, and If our mem
DRY be not at fault, the crops Of the cur
rent season are in advance Of those OF
90 True, there exists clearly distin-
guishable varieties Of memory and ours
may be very defective concerning the
growth OF crops a year ago. In our re-
ports we essay to be original and do not
indulge in ideals. See that artist. Well,
he necessarily depends on relations of
outline, form, color, etc etc, to aesthetic
pleasure, whatever may be its sources
and kinds.
Ministerial ambassadors for God--con-
sclentiously strive to get their respect
i've congregations to love Him who for
gets not "the cup Of cold water given TO
a disciple in the name Of the Master"
There arc some persons hereabout who
seemingly are not satisfied with their
prosperity, and there arc others who
canvass for charitable purposes evident
ly strangers TO limitations reminding
one Of the horse leech's cry, Give, give
Sons sickness, which causes low spir-
its, aud il appearg out Of place to say to
unfoftunates, "A merry heart dooih good
like a medicine which is one Of Solo
mons common-sense truths condensed
in q sentence and starred with an image.
We sometimes hear a person say, !
hate so and So It's not for s 70 judge,
for The Biblical command Is Judge Not
Wen just say IN passing along that the
loss Of the kingly faculties which enable
usto exercise an influence over ourselves
Is sad to think Of. Does not such loss
cause an incopacity to discern between
right and wrong--a hopeless Inversion
Of rule and ordcr2 To hate our neigh
Dor is a hateful passion which will sink
the immortal part In utter bewildcrmcnt
and dcsolation.
Merchants, milicrs and bIackswiths
are kept tolcrably busy and the conecn-
sus Of opinion Is that there must be a
plentiful supply Of the "ucedfu" TO Keep
them active and ia huoyart spirits
Truckers are shipping peas aud the
homo market Is tolerably brisk. for, with
few exceptions, the citizens o. the dis
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