Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-26
Lnwuntown Locals.


is, we are glad to say, convalescent.
So far as we know we have no persons
hereabout whose hearts suggest wicked
projects, and right here we ask Isn't
the difference but slight between cul-
minator and an assassin ?
w. G. Welch, Esqr., is slightly improy-
ing in health.
Mrs. A. s. Benville continues to keep
her millinery department replete with
choice goods. Ladies are accommodated
there. What beautiful (summcr) silk
waists. They are nonpareil and prices
minimum.
Flies arc very annoying. Few mos
quitoes.
No hydrophobia cases to report.
Few sick persons and those who are
ailing are told that it is "all liver and
dyspepsia" consequently there is no end
Of being dosed with blue.pill, podophyl-
lin, pepsine ad infnitum
Say, friend, you look sleepy. Well,
yes, I'm almost dead for sleep. Give the
cause, will you, please2 My roommate
is addicated to snoring and should he
get to sleep first, why, generally fail to
get nights rest, |. g., sleep. 1t is GER
tainly distressing, and If my friend is
suffering with anenoId growth in the
naso- pharynx, | would be glad 10 have
him to go to see doctor Oh, my
Few summer boarders have arrived.
1t is to be regretted by right-minded
persons that premature introduction OF
girls into society causes an undue excite
mcnt alike prcjudicisl to the develop
mont Of body and intellect
Some men prove by their daily actions
that It's Better to reign In hell than
serve in heaven" There is a close re-
lation between the brain and heart.
Adam was aware what penalty was at.
tached to breaking the law of God, /. G..
which Ho gave in Paradise. Did his
knowledge restrain him from plucking
the forbidden fruit2 Per contra, II in
cited him to his crime ~
Much freight-tobacco wheat, poultry
and apples are being shipped from Mill.
cr's, Grason's and Bromes wharvos.
Ministers continue their good work OF
humanizng and moralizing the hearts OF
their respective congregations.
Towards eternity man moves with
every beat Of the heart, and II is not for
him TO know when pulsAtion will porma.
nently cease. We have to chronicle the
death of Mr. George Edwards, ST., Of
st. Inigo's Neck He was good ciii-
zen aud most excellent farmer.
Slight showers occasionally visit Tall
Pine and its surroundings.
Milk is in demand. The citizens with
exceptions, arc users OF this article,
which contains the albuminoids, carbo.
lydrates and hydrocarbons-organic sub
stances necessary to support life.
BE particular boys and do not get fish
hooks fastened into your flesh, parllcu-
larry the thumbs and fingers Tolanus
has been caused by the careless use OF
them Should any one be so unfortu-
nate as to contract the distressing all.
ment, doctor should be summoned, and
we are told that physicians of the high
school Of medicine use hypodermic in.
jections or carbolic acid Prcvontions
by taking care is better than the acid
named injected into the rigid muscles.
Mr.. Fred Thompson, of Washington,
D. O., is stopping at Calyerts Summer
Resort. Mr. Thompson has charge OF
the Payroll department and he says that
officer Paul Evans, son OF j. Dallas Ey-
ans, Of Miller's wharf, who is stationed
at Manila, p. l., has the reputation OF
fine soldier. His term Of enlistment will
expire April 1901.
OF for Atlantic City. Mr.. Henry +.
Abel and family left recently for the
noted summer resort. He will spend
some time there. Calvert Foxwell, Esq,
son of the late Benz. Foxwcll, has charge
Of his store
1t Is said that satanic like pride has
taken root in the hearts OF some OF our
young folks.
Stop poor fellow-trayelers in this vale
Of tears to think moment. Take a
visit to the uncared for graveyards in
different localities and view the sunken
places perhaps where some of your &C
quaintances at least sleep their last
sleep. They once were jewellers upon
mother earth. Their elastic steps and
rosy cheeks told the tale of health en-
joyed. A moment alas and the places
which knew them knows them no more
forever Their immortal parts have
passed TO the great One who gave them.
You whose hearts are full of that pride
which caused the angels to aspire to
become gods and by so doing they for
feited Heayen-will one day have to give
an account Of yourselves to the great
Judge of quick and dead. Then this
self-esteem- pride will appear in all
of its hideousness, but, alas too late
and then the Evil One to whom your
hearts were responsive while in the flesh
will claim you for his victims. AS mists
vanish before the solar ray so hope will
vanish, for there is naught we are assur-
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