Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-14
Lowuntown Locals.
lFrom our Regular oorrespondent.l

every modification II is inert and in
its ewn nature cannot think. The benes,
muscles, flesh, etc, compose the material
part of man--matter is contradistinction
to spirit. The ubstancc we call spirit
is distinct from, and independent of, all
material nature That which Is distinct
from, and independent of matter, must
necessarily be immaterial--a simple es-
sence-and ineorruptible in its nature,
capable of enjoying ian inheritance in
corruptible, indebted, and that fadeth
not away" or to have its part in the
lake which burneth with fire and brim-
stone-which is the second death" Be
levers in Revelation are fully convinced
that fools make mock at sin aud should
they depart this life in an impenitent
stale--for death is the sentence passed
upon all flesh-as they could not escape
the first so neither will they escape the
second death. May not persons who
"bridleth not their tongues who pre-
fer to shoot arrows, even bitter words
at their neighbors, be considered mem
bers IN esse Of the class designated as the
fearful and unbelcyingg In plain and
unvarnishcd words, are they not SLAM
derers and do not the words of their
tongues speakcth like the piercing Of
two edged swords2 Fools they surely
ar,-their tongues being set on fire OF
hell--who, IN the end, will call on the
rocks and mountains 10 cover aud hide
them from the wrath of an incensed
God In the dawn OF eternity, they will
cxcIaim what fools we were TO believe
that our entire beings were derivable
from mud,-naueht but matter While
in the flesh we Uade mock at sin, SLAM
dercd the innocent, aud passed to our
tombs saturated with the noxious miasma
OF uubelief Now wo experience the
eternal realities Of future state, and
our immaterial parts which once inhab.
tied their materials parts which we, as
fools, believed to be our consummato cx-
istence-expericnce the friehtful horrors
of unmitigated despair How true 1t is
that those who live without belief in
Revelation, must take defeat from which
there IS no recovery
Mr. William Il Pembroke, Road So
pcryisor continues his substantial work
and up % this date he has progressed
fairly well No complaints have been
made aud VIC think that there viii be no
cause upon which TO predicate them. It
Is prohable that other sections Of roads
will be put in proper order What
sections have been repaired conviuecs
as that what we suppose probable, may
be certain because Il involves nothing
that is either contradictory orabsurd
The entertainment which took place
recently for The benefit Of ~, Michael
Church was success pccuniarly aud
socially 800 net was realized The
Garden Party for the boncG, of the
EwscopaI Church Sc Maryr City was
also success Ia every respect
Many conIoc'urrs are being maae aa
70 who win ha TIE next President. Its
something which our intellectual poR.
ers are not acute enough 20 discern aud
1t is wrapped up in Shades which nc can.
not penetrate Man may conjecture, Int
God appoints aud c.uprcbcpds The
future does not pass before poor iallrn
man !u q panoramic Nirw Ills utmost
knowledge thereto extends hat little
farther than probable cnuieelgr,
Those who engaged 10 ihc business IL
buying and shipping soft crabs have
found by experience that the business Is
no, as profitable a. Formerly Some
have lost money. 40 we have been ID
formed Mr. John Combs has clipped
large quantities Of cherries Go Washing
ton and Baltimore They were Of exc
celicnt quality
The Sunday school which was 20 have
been organized at Friendship NJ 3
Church, 10Th instant, WAS postponed Ia
81 the non attendance Of
tho proper rcraons llark how the
young rayoas cry for their food T. not
this a scfiptuIal emblem Of souls desiring
spiritual knowledge
Mr. Sidney Magil has finished plaster.
ing the upper rooms Of Mrs A. s Ben.
yille's dwelling al Tall Pine he Is an
adept IN his business
Mr. George w JOY Examined made
the teachers and pupils glad a few days
ago when he called TO see them Ills
presence j. always greeted By them, and
hc IL pleased 30 meet them. Common
furnishes no one prc-cmi.
neHt corner or corner stoncs-all parts
being alike. This Is rot the case with
the workmanship uf our most excellent
teachers. Their pupils generally are
bright, yet, they have some indispulably
than others pre- eminently
chief corner stones Of the different
grades or classes Of which they are mem
bors, and what we assert has something
more in 1t than mere sounding brass
not apoeryphal-nauGht, in truth, that
sayors of the antiGod spirit We de-
sire It understood, we are under no OBJ
legations 70 teachers, and as we, in our
advanced age, know the meaning of a