Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-16

ing 10 a pond for a swim-tandem
hke. How silent and industrious |,
solomon tells US TO consider their
ways.
Poultry raisers have been remark.
ABLY successful the current year des.
pite hawks. crows and different dis.
eases, and with few exceptions they
reallzeacmefignres for consignments.
The stately bird which Alexander
the Great introduced into Europe is
never seen.
Listen ] A hoarse and solemn
bark. Ii certainly cannot be the
Dark OF a spaniel or st. Bernard
An importation, perhaps. Pshaw
Why, it's neighbor ID. IS pet setter
after COW which has trespassed.
Poor thing Ii doesn't know the
difference between right and wrong
has no moral nature-and simply
desires TO crafty its appetite.
Farmers are actiye-men of vital.
lty. Aye, firm spirits and indomi-
table wills are hereditary, the real
secret, the true philosophy of their
lives. They go about their work
with spirit, purpose, intensity, etc.
Success consequently crowns their
efforts.
We notice that oxen are principal
ly used for drawing carts, and a
farmer recently told us that they
are indispensable to him as the null
berry tree is TO the producer of silk.
Miss Mary Barns, of Baltimore.
is visiting relatives near Miller's
wharf.
Mr.. Frank z. Crane is doing fair.
ly well selling Singer Sewing Ma
chimes. He is canvassing territory
along the Patuxent.
How warm-95 degrees in the
shade.
Merchants are in buoyant spirits
and we see no spurious coins nailed
TO their counters.
Timely and copious rains. Ma
ture exhibits wonders in all her
works, and we do not gaze till we
become Indifferent TO the most as
tonishing growth of vegetation, des-
plte the constant repetition of the
same. 1t is not irrational 10 say that
the growth of corn, tobacco and to-
matoes are remarkable. Prepare
tons for canning the latter are com
plete, or nearly SO, at the two can
neries; and we understand that inn
ported labor will be principally
used during the season. This as
sertiOn is not a coniectural proba-
bility.
Summer boarders are beginning
to patronize the Summer Resorts.
They are principally from Washing
ton and they represent the heat ass
oppressive there.
What a blessing is the periodical
vicissitude of day and night. Dur
ing the latter the atmosphere is
cooled and both man and beast en-
joy the change.
Churches are frequented and per-
sons who attend them are directed
how to discover the avenues of err
ror, and also are directed from what
is wrong TO what is right. Without
doubt it is the duty of rational crea-
lures TO pursue advice farthest re-
moved from absurdity and error.
A man reads Payne's Age of Rea-
son" and he becomes impressed with
some of his opinions misleading
and destructive to his mind. Time
passes. Old age comes apace. He
stops a moment TO think. Immor-
tahty looms Up before him and err
ror many-headed, encircles him.
Payne's teaching is terrible, dam
nable. He attends church as form
erly and the teaching of the minis
ter causes him to prolong his mo-
ments OF thought-toar arrest his mind
in it's downward movements. Be-
fore he departs for home rational
claim is presented to his belief-a
claim, in truth, which causes him to
place q due estimate upon his facul-
ties checking his presumption with
out discouraging his hopes. The
book replete without invcctive of
the divine institution of Christian
ty is forever shelved and the belief
of the God Mantle Redeemer of
the world-through the efficacy of
His atonement is the foundation of
all his hopes. The angels atune
their harps and what rejoicing among
them--a soul redeemed from the tolls
of infidelity.
The home market is active. Po-
tatoes and tomatoes retail at 20 cts.
peck; eggs from l2 tolls cts. a doz-
on-sha fnrmar caSb tho Iottar